Choose the correct options

The words in bolds in each sentence are misplaced. Choose the correct options to make it right.

Celebrities are always angry about agony aunts* who follow them everywhere and take pictures for the tabloids.

Correct answer: [ ].

1. It was rather an interesting movie; I still can't figure out why the commentators wrote so many negative reviews about it.

   Correct answer:
   [critics|editors|paparazzi].

2. I'm not a big fan of cookery programmes, especially because of the reporters on those shows, but I must say that Jamie Oliver is definitely a good one.

   Correct answer:
   [agony aunts|hosts|commentators].

3. My mother used to write to the local magazine and ask for advice, and editors would answer all the readers' questions in a special column.

   Correct answer:
   [hosts|reporters|agony aunts].

4. I prefer watching football on TV rather than going to the match; with the paparazzi explaining every move, watching the game is much more enjoyable.

   Correct answer:
   [editors|agony aunts|commentators].

5. Being a magazine critic means to be in charge and decide what kind of articles should be published.

   Correct answer:
   [host|editor|paparazzi].

6. If something happens, the first people to come to the place of the accident are usually hosts who want to bring a sensational story to their publisher.

   Correct answer:
   [reporters|commentators|critics].

*Agony aunt—a person, usually a woman, who gives advice to people with personal problems.