6A
6B
6B
What is sequel?
a book, film, or play that continues the story of a previous book, etc
one of the two parts of the body at each side of the neck that join the arms to the rest of the body
Shoulder
What does "misbehave" mean?
to behave with poor manners or a lack of courtesy
You've lost your job because your employer no longer needs your job role
To be made redundant
A part of road that only bicycles can use
a cycle lane
1.The place and time where the story happens (not where it was filmed)
2.The original voices are replaced with voices in another language
1. Set
2. Dubbed into
1)to direct other people's attention to something by holding out your finger towards it; 2)The audience _____ when I finished dancing.
1) to point; 2) clapped
a) What does "to be expelled" mean?
b)How do we express academic year in the UK & USA?
a) to force to leave the school
b)UK-term; USA-semester
a)scheduled block of time an employee works
b)To be sacked - losing your job due to your own fault
c) to leave job on reaching the age for leaving
a) Work shifts
b)To be sacked
c)to retire
Continue the compound nouns:
Child_____; phone ______; paper_____
Child prodigy; phone box; paper back
What are these: a)script; b)plot; c) special effects
a)words of film; b)story of film; c)images created by computer
1) to use your teeth to cut into something or someone; 2)to look for a long time with the eyes wide open; 3)She bit her lower _____ nervously
1) to bite; 2) to stare; 3)lip
a) a structure on the roof of the house
b) top part of a room
c) a room or a space immediately below the roof of a building
a) chimney
b) ceiling
c) attic
1)How can we make noun forms of these words and explain: a)apply; b) resign; c) qualify; 2) person who does the jobs: a)law; b) pharmacy
1)a) application; b) resignation; c) qualification
2) a)lawyer; b) a pharmacist
Facts & signs which tell u who committed the crime
Evidence
1)person who is employed to play very small part of film; 2) translation of the dialogue of film on screen; What are these: a)critic; b)cast
1. Extra; 2. Subtitles
a)person who writes films reviews for the press; b)all actors in a film
a)_t_m_c_ ; b)It's not polite to talk with your ______ full; c)to put food or drink in your mouth to find out what flavour it has; d)to hit someone or something with the foot
a) stomach; b) mouth; c)to taste; d)to kick
a)a qualification awarded by a university after successfully completing a course of study; b) school that are free to attend for all pupils in the UK; c)this is the person in charge of the entire school; d)to discipline or penalize someone because they've done something wrong
a) degree
b) state school
c) head teacher
d) to punish
Make nouns
choose; serve; lose; succeed; value
choise; service; loss; success; valuable
Crime of killing sb illegally; police officer who investigate crimes; people who are thought to be guilty
Murder; detective; suspects
What are these: a)trailer; b)soundtrack; c)play the part of;
1)_o_a_t_c _o_e_y; 2)________ on location
a)short scenes from a film to advertise; b)the music of a film; c)Acts as a character in a film
1)romantic comedy; 2)was shot(or filmed) on location
What are these: a) to smell; b)to whistle; c)to smile; d)to nod
a)to have a particular quality that others can notice with their noses; b)to make a high sound by forcing air through a small hole or passage, especially through the lips; c)to make a happy or friendly expression on face; d)to move your head down and then up, by showing agreement
In UK & USA
a)Education for children between the ages of 3 and 4; b)school for children aged 5 to 11; c) school for children aged 11-16; d)A school where students are provided eith meals and accommodation (dorms) in addition to education.
a) nursery school-kindergarten; b) primary school-elementary school; c) secondary school-middle school; d) boarding school
Make adjectives
passion; violence; use; fortune; patience; hope; fashion
passionate; violent; useless; fortunate; patient; hopeless; fashionable
To find the correct answer to why smth happened ; people who are hurt or injured in a crime; person who kills another person deliberately; to use facts and evidence to show smth is true;
To solve; victims; murderer; to prove