Tale [eele (a merae ry D the arts 113, Choose two words to filin each gap. 122 1 During his career, he conducted many of the worlds great on Orchestras, ‘Asymphory Bsonata Charmonic _D philharmonic The festival that is hele in this town every September attracts international audiences. Afi Bplay Cshow music ‘though this is her fist novel, Smith shows herself to be a(n) vate ‘applauded —B accomplished Coited endowed twas such a ‘novel that ‘couldn't put it down, ‘fictitious Brriveting Czealous gripping We particularly ike the last song of the album, ofa) ballad about the singer's ‘grandfather. ‘touching B congenial Cendearing D heart-warming ‘The fist poem in the collection is a vey one , and remains my favourite. picturesque B figurative Cevcative moving In the centre of the main hall stands a huge statve of Apolo. pottery — B marble Chronze charcoal Creative writing courses can help would-be writers develop their technique. Astylstic —Bnarrative imaginary D descriptive 14, 2. Match the keywords to the paintings, then in pairs, add at least ‘two keywords to describe each painting. * heavy shades » calming effect» dull colours» gentle brush strokes ‘ oppressive surroundings « use of warm colours # sense of security + glum lighting + innocence * sensitivity * wanmth * Lust » fiendship ‘= distance mistrust « fear # repression « insincerity (B) Listen to an art critic talking about the two paintings and answer ‘the following questions. 1 What isthe name of each painting, and who was t painted by? 2 The painter of which picture is referred to asa "surrealist"? Speaking 15. Talk about each painting as in the example. ‘+ How does each painting make you reel? ‘Which one would you like to have in your possession? Why? The ist painting isa beautiful picture of innocence and friendship. Theuse of warm colours...D Fiimstage 16 What do these people do? Talk about them using the prompts. ast | + leading actessactor« supporting actor * extras crew | «lighting technician + sound engineer production | » casting director + video editor screen writer team | director «costume designer « producer plays the main character in the film writes the script based on a book or story makes sure the set is not too bright or too dark second most important character actors who do not have any lines covers the cost of fim-making selects what actor will play which part ‘makes corrections on final master Auides the actors, the technicians and the editor responsible for the cast's dothes responsible for correct recording of sound The leading actress or actor plays the main character inthe film. D collocations 17 Complete the collocation groups with words from the banks, then complete the sentences. ‘= demanding » modern # dramatic «fine ‘unexceptional « arestng © responsive «+ abstract « performing « sizeable © abstract! 1 2 4 . arts) - 1 ' audience . 1 performance 1. Abstract art incorporates distinct shapes and patterns in thought-provoking designs. 2 _ Despite the fact her exhibition was not advertised, she still managed to draw a fairly... audience. 3. Stand-up comics rely on 2 audience to make their routine a success 4. This year, the arts department has decided to stage a production of King Lear. 5 The .. cosen Arts Museum on Baker Ave, houses a large collection of impressionistic paintings. 6 My father detests art, but he'll talk about the Old Masters for hours on end. 7 Many actors claim that 2 audience brings out the best in their performing ability. & The veteran actor's performance held his audience spellbound. 9. She plans on getting 2 degree in the arts, but is stil undecided whether to major in dance or music. YO HIS nnn PRFOFMANCE WAS unanimously condemned by the critics, 18 Match words/phrases from the two columns to form collocations, then make sentences. chamber acing ol house oer painting dressing studio method rchestia an rooms feature fim ‘He began his career playing the cello in a small chamber orchestra, Commonly Confused Words Gircle the most suitable word to complete each ‘sentence. Who could be saying sentences 1, 3 and dates back to the 18" century. The local radio station confirmed that the band was coming but dd not reveal the venue / setting / site they would be playing at. ‘As you can see, many tapestries of ‘the age use a war theme / plot / narrative ‘Would those in the front lines / home front / front row please be seated, at you're blocking the view of those behind you. 5 tHe was overcome by stage fright / cold feet / writer's block when he 17Language Focus _ been inundated 8) D Prepositions (Appendix 1) 20 Filin the gaps with an appropriate preposition. IU pce of ranguliy wher aesteuck vitor the Beaty of the topealrinforest aight hous, bts dk approaches and this hotel the mood st “the Eden Project in Cornwall changes. Huge lights - which had been hidden away in the lush undergrowth are quickly wheeled 4) no.. and set up, and film cameras wiped down and checked. The vast bubble- shaped bio-lome which houses the Eden Projects collection of tropical plants is efficiently transformed 5) somone a spectacular vllan's lair for the next James, Bond film, ‘The impact of Bond films 6) . locations is undeniable. The tourist industry in Jamaica for ‘example — where the first Bond film, Dr No, was set ~ still benefits 7) it, while the Eden Project has calls from fans wanting to if Pierce Brosnan is there. But there are some who are less impressed 9) this lupneut aunt Velie that te suexess Of attractions 211 Fill the gaps with the correct form of the words! 124 phrases listed below. Then, explain the idioms. ‘jump on « play second « bring « walk © wait in + face «strike + read ¢ follow # put you in 1 I's much better to admit that you made a mistake and the music. BOWS TRE can @ lightiope atthe moment; one mistake and the festival could be cancelled 3. Our town was the first to build a multi-cultural centre, but now other towns are the bandwagon 4 Her loud orange dress and angry expression the wrong note at the gallery opening, 5 The actress is tying to appear calm, but svn between the lines, ''d say she's quite worried. 6 The theatre manager cannot afford to look weak right now; he knows there are other people v the wings to take his place. 10 He makes himself 7. Brian wants the leading role, he's not interested in fiddle to anyone. 8 After being published every week for the last century, the owners are tinally o ‘the curtain down on the local arts magazine 9 Before the rehearsal starts, let me the picture about what has been done up to now. 10 Matthew was a very good director; his successor will find him @ hard act Phrasal verbs(Appendix 2) 22 Fillin the gaps with an appropriate particle and explain the phrasal verbs. 1 Parents took film stars to provide suitable role models fo their children. 2 Like many budding actresses, she left her home town and made Hollywood. 2 Some people look the theatre as an old fashioned form of entertainment. 4. What did you make that film you saw the other night? Did you like it? 5 | had problems making what the actors were wearina from where | was sittna, 6 YOU have 10 TOOK nneunn- Yourself in the harsh ‘world of show business. 7 | Forgot his birthday 30 | made i enn 80 bien by taking him to the opera 8 Looking 1 1 have never regretted becoming an actor. 9 The orchestra is made different sections. of several 10 look like a down before each performance. D Fixed Phrases 23 Rewrite the following sentences using a fixed phrase containing the verbs look or make as well as, using the words in brackats 1. The rival actors stared at each other in an intimidating way. (eye) 2 I'm sorry but | won't be able to come to the theatre un Saturday. Gi) 3 | doubt that he will ever become managing director. (it) 4. The leading lady gave me the impression that she considered herself to be superior. (nose) 5) The ditector wrote down my number and said he would contact me. (note)