Unit 5&6

2. magnify something twice
4. institution or private person financing some cultural enterprise
5. someone's insolvency
13. e.g. art in a museum
14. completely non-quantifiable and cannot be predicted and forecasted
17. a small amount of a good, usually a cosmetic, given free of charge to the customer for testing
19. an emphatic, short, stylistically expressive wording that is intended to persuade you to do something or promote a specific opinion or incline to some principle of conduct
20. opposite: increase

1. we describe something in this way that causes differences of opinion and divergent opinions, does not allow for an unambiguous assessment
3. income after deducting expenses
6. the highest point of the graph
7. The amount the buyer should receive if he gives the seller a higher amount
8. Newspaper article written by an advertiser
9. a sheet of paper with a short text of political or advertising content
10. a sum of money that someone has borrowed and needs to return
11. someone who are announcing radio or television programs or reading prepared texts
12. a poor person who asks someone for financial or other material support
15. is money which people or organisations put into a business to make a profit
16. buyer of goods or services
18. the American equivalent is ,,billboard"