Section A. Music Around You
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1.1) Key: 3; b 2; 1; d 4.
1.2) pop, rock, heavy metal.
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Key: rock music.
1.4) . : .
Key:
gigs = b;
playing bass runs = a;
Bring your gear in on Monday = b;
have a muck-round = c;
Lets stop rabbiting and play something = b.
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Key:
in | on | over | up | off | around | |
be caught | * | |||||
start | * | |||||
go | * | |||||
come | * | |||||
take | * | * * | * | |||
pick | * | |||||
sit | * |
1.7) . phrasal verb ( ).
Key:
The twins were so caught up in the music... be deeply interested in.
We want to start something up here... begin something as a business.
Records, gigs ..., Jason went on... continue.
Come on. Lets stop rabbiting... hurry.
...as if he couldnt take it in fully understand.
...could let the rhythm take him over win control over.
Buddy took over for another verse... take somebodys place for a short time.
Hey, that took off begin to be successful.
Mike picked up a metal finger-piece... lift.
...and sat around talking for a while... sit lazily.
1.8) Key: Buddy felt confident, could let the rhythm take him over, danced, roared; Jason was bouncing up and down, was lost in the beat; Mike swung into a fiery slide of guitar solo.
1.10) -.
: ) Evolution of rock music is shown in the tree diagram.
1.10) b) : blues, heavy metal, soul.
Key: : blues, soul, heavy metal.
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Blues John Lee Hooker
Gospel Mahalia Jackson
Country Hank Williams
Rock-n-Roll Bill Haley and Comets, Elvis Presley
Beat The Beatles
Rock-n-Blues . . King, the Rolling Stones
Guitar heroes Jimi Hendrix
Hard Rock The Deep Purple, the Led Zeppelin
Urbanistic Rock Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen
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Art Rock The Genesis
Simpho rock The Queen
Disco Giorgio Moroder, Donna Summer
Heavy Metal The Black Sabbath
Hard-n-Heavy AC / DC
Negropop Michael Jackson
Europop Modern Talking
Rap M. C. Hammer
Bail Madonna
Grunge Nirvana
Techno Kraftwerk
Punk The Sex Pistols, Billy Idol
Reggae Bob Marley
New Wave The Police
Trash The Metallica
NWBHM (New Wave of British Heavy Metal) The Iron Maiden, the Def Leppard
Hardcore The Black Flag
White rap Cypress Hill, the House of Pain
Technometal Die Krupps
Alternative The Dead Can Dance, the Sugarcubes
Industrial The Ministry
2.3) .
Key: soundtracks the Very Best of Disney; classical the 3 Tenors; Rock-n-Pop East 17; Heavy Rocks Pearl Jam.
2.4) Key: . .
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2.6) , , : breathtaking, thrilling.
Section 1. Who Makes a Hit?
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2.1) Key: 1 b; 2 ; 3 d; 4 f; 5 ; 6 a.
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Section B2. Music to Your Ears
1. Key:
sellings | celebrities | |
13.24 mln CDs 5 mln LPs and cassettes 5 mln videos 10 mln singles 500,000 computer games | Prince Tina Turner Status Quo Cliff Richard Paul Weller Jose Carreras M. Jackson |
HMV
stores in the world | stores in the UK | logo | |
200 stores the UK | first in 1921 the largest in the world | Nipper a dog was painted in 1898 | |
the USA Canada Ireland Australia Japan | 100 | Francis Barraud 1909 |
Section C. London as a Musical Centre
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1.3) 1.2) . .
Key: The Royal Festival Hall 4; Queen Elizabeth Hall 5; The Purcell Room 6; The Royal Albert Hall 7; The Barbican Hall 1; The Wigmore Hall 3; Ronnie Scotts Club 2; The 100 club 8.
2.1) Key: George Mellys stage image.
2.3) . . .
Key:
refers to something | what it refers to | ||
before | after | ||
they | V | young players | |
his | V | George Melly | |
he | V | George Melly | |
his | V | George Melly | |
he | V | Melly | |
his | V | Melly | |
its | V | Britain | |
it | V | mixing messages | |
its | V | sepia-tinted American | |
he | V | Melly | |
his | V | Melly | |
them | V | new audiences | |
he | V | Melly |
2.4) George Melly, . , .
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Key: Things that were said about George Melly in the article: box-shouldered, Chicago-hood suit, cavernous hat, behaviour from the Britain of the music-hall, Carry On film, seaside postcard, intelligence.
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Unit 3. Whats the News?
Section A. Whats Wrong with Watching the Telly?
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1.2) , , ( ) , .
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: Miss Honey must be a very kind and gentle woman.
Mrs Wormwood is likely to be a disgusting woman.
Mr Wormwood is evil, I guess.
1.3) . (Mr and Mrs Wormwood, Miss Honey), ( 45 ) .
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Key: to watch to follow smth that moves; to peer to look hard or carefully; to glance to look at smth quickly; to glare to look in an angry way; to glue to to watch with close interest; to gaze to look long and steadily in surprise.
2.3) Key: Requests and orders made by Mrs Honey and Matilda, who are polite:
Mummy, said Matilda, would you mind if...
Do you think I might come in for a few minutes and talk to you about Matilda?
Requests and orders made by Mr and Mrs Wormwood, who are rather rude, and Miss Honey when she lost her temper:
Why dont you switch the darn thing off and listen to me!
Dont do that, Harry!
Why dont you come back some other time?
Come on in and lets get it over with.
3. The author feels sympathy and respect towards Matilda and Miss Honey and critisism and disgust towards Mr and Mrs Wormwood.
4. The story could be recommended to all these people.
5. , -, , . . , , -, , 1) 3). , (, , . .) , , , . , watching TV we cannot think, we only see, Tee Vee TV destroys the family.
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Section B1. Whats On?
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Section B3. Wanna Read Some Mags For Teens? (Do you want to read some magazines for teenagers?)
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fab fave cose a mag a prom | fabulous favourite because a magazine a promenade | a comp a teen goodie (s) footie (match) | a competition a teenager goods football (match) |
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a guy = a bloke = a boy (friend)
to hang out = to hang around = to hang about = to walk, to go out (for a walk)
cool
hunky ( )
groovy = attractive
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Section . We Want You to Try Our Product
1. , , Good and bad points of advertising.
2.1) Key: ) a print advertisement (Im gonna put an advert in the paper tomorrow.).
b) a TV advert (He dreamed once he saw such a commercial on TV.).
) a TV advert (...a commercial will flash on to the screen and a voice will say,...).
2.4) Key: a) Im sitting on a little goldmine with that camera of mine.
b) Buddy helped him draft the advertisement.
c)...and leaves your hands free for brain surgery.
d)...the bar of chocolate came away in his fingers.
e) Suddenly a commercial will flash on to the screen...
2.5) Key: a) a bar of chocolate; b) a nose; c) hands; d) a TV screen; e) an advertisement; f) chocolate.
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. , Ventura: Pet Detective:
The ad is trying to convince us to buy and watch a new video film Ace Ventura: Pet Detective. They say that it is worth buying so you can watch it over and over again. To convince you to buy the film they say that this is probably one of BIG faves films this year and it is fantastic, besides, they say that Jim Carrey a star, takes part in it.
The ad doesnt give any evidence or statistics. It gives only positive reasons. Two of the ads statements are possible to check. The first one to watch the video film to see that Jim Carrey actually plays in the film and the second one the video film can actually be watched over and over again.
The ad uses neither humour, fantasy, nor patriotism.
I think, the ad is trying to convince young people to buy the film, because its printed in the magazine BIG, the materials of which are devoted to the young peoples audience. I dont find the ad very convincing, it lacks evidence and statistics.
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