I. Read the text and answer the questions. In the Newspapares There’s something for everyone to read with 1,700 daily and 6,300 weekly newspapers. Eight out of ten Americans read a tabloid or standard newspaper every day. Oft...

I. Read the text and answer the questions. In the Newspapares There’s something for everyone to read with 1,700 daily and 6,300 weekly newspapers. Eight out of ten Americans read a tabloid or standard newspaper every day. Often newspapers are delivered early in the morning so people can read them before leaving home for the day to go to work. Standard newspapers have long articles about local, national, and international news, while tabloid newspapers include short stories and a lot of articles about famous people, comic strips, advice columns, and horoscopes. Most newspapers are regional rather than national, although some are distributed all over America. The New York Times, for example, is available in New York and in most big cities. The paper with the largest circulation is The Wall Street Journal, which specializes in business news; 1.9 million copies a day are sold. 1. How many newspapers are published in the US every day? 2. How many Americans read newspapers? 3. When do people usually read newspapers? 4. What type of newspapers publishes news about famous people? 5. Where can you buy The New York Times?