True or False

1.Radio scripts are not literature. in radio, simplicity wins
2.listeners may already know what the ICRC(International Committee of the red cross) is or what NGO(nongovernmental Organization) stands for yet an explanation for the abbreviation of these words in the script should still be included.
3.Radio language should be very close to spoken language.
4.Radio is the medium for detailed figures and numbers.
5.Always start with a slow opening to catch the listeners' attention, to arouse their interest and to make them want to hear more about this topic.
6.longer sentences are encouraged in writing a script.
7.Radio language should be lively and it should be understood immediately.
8.base your manuscript on what words you understand.
9.Using descriptive words and expressions is essential for a radio script.
10.if possible, radio scripts should be written in the passive voice.
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