Types of TV and Film
A program with talking and jokes, made to be funny.
comedy
The film character Eiffel_64 plans to dress as.
Batman
Having $250 million to make a film is not this.
possible
The "terrible monster" sitting in your house.q
the TV
This is what "CGI" stands for.
Computer-Generated Imagery
A type of movie designed to scare you.
horror film
The character CatGirl_22 thinks is cooler than Batman.
Spiderman
The likelihood of a famous person being in the film.
probably not
A reason watching too much TV is bad, according to the poem.
it makes you lazy and dulls your mind
The year The Wizard of Oz was made.
1939
A film with fast-paced scenes and fights.
action film
The reason FriendlyJ plans to dress as a clown.
because Nemo is a clown fish
The second conditional describes this kind of situation.
something unlikely or imaginary
The poet’s suggestion for avoiding too much TV.
playing outside or using your imagination
Special effects method used in the past before digital tools.
using models, puppets, or camera tricks
A show where people compete to answer questions.
quiz show
The film Sharky_McMarky mentions as his favorite.
March of the Penguins
The likely popularity of the film if someone famous starred in it.
probably
The person or thing the poet thinks is harmful.
the monster (TV)
Technique used to create the tornado in The Wizard of Oz.
using a long sock made of muslin and fans
A serious story on TV or in a film.
drama
The question Sharky_McMarky asks about the party.
“Will there be lots of food at your party?”
The grammatical form used in "If I had $250 million, I’d buy cameras…"
the second conditional
One thing the monster shows to children.
violence or scary images
How you might make a snowstorm scene without a computer.
using paper confetti or cotton and a fan