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2nd Course 2nd Quiz Language 3
2nd Course 2nd Quiz Language 3
Course: 2nd.
3. My brother Tom´s friends. Two of whom are from England came to may party last night.
4. I gave him a map that is easy to read. I hope he doesn’t get lost this time!
5. There are so many remakes of old movies lately that I wonder if the industry is afraid of new
ideas.
7. He is someone whose face looks familiar but I can´t remember his name
8.The courses which she offers vary from web design to computer coding.
a. At b. to c. about
c)Complete each sentence by adding a prefix to the adjective to make it negative: 8 pts
1.Carol thinks that boys with long hair are really unattractive I disagree ! (ATTRACTIVE)
2.That shop assistant was so unhelpful that I went out of the store without buying anything (HELPFUL).
3.Did you know that it is illegal for women to wear make up in some countries ? (LEGAL)
5.Did you really think that the exam was so easy? - I thought it was impossible
(POSSIBLE).
3. Complete the questions with an appropriate preposition, noun, adjective or verb.5 pts
1. Have you ever been prevented from doing something you wanted to do?
2. What is your town or country particularly famous for?
3. Are you satisfied with the way the government is running your country?
4. Do you think you have a (n) chance of becoming famous one day?
5. Would you consent to parts of your body being used for medical research after your death?
4. Complete the sentences using the correct vocabulary: 14 pts
Extra animated
Critic premiere
Scene part
Frame audition
Sequel screenplay
Stunt genre
Nominated box office
Star
Critic Someone whose job it is to review films for a newspaper or TV program
part A role/character played by an actor/actress
animated A cartoon-like film using drawings and not real people
Sequel A second film made to continue the story started in the first
Star. The most important/famous actor or actress in a film
Stunt. A dangerous/risky piece of action in a film usually carried out by a professional
Scene. A shot or series of shots in a movie constituting a unit of continuous related action
genre A category or type of film, e.g. action
Frame. A single picture on a roll of movie film or videotape
screenplay. The script for a movie, including descriptions of scenes and some camera directions
Nominated Selected to be on a short list for a prize
audition. A trial performance, as by an actor, dancer, or musician, to demonstrate suitability or skill
premiere..The first showing of a film
Extra..A performer hired to play a minor part, as in a crowd scene in a film