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I.
Form compound adjectives using the words below
Three, blue, well, deep,
good
1. Sam is a very …looking
man.
2. I had a nightmare
about a … headed monster.
3. My nephew is a cute
little … -eyed boy.
4. The Kraken was a …
- sea monster from Norwegian legend.
5. Nessie is a … -
known monster from Scotland.
II.
Put the verbs in brackets into the correct future
tense: future simple, future perfect, future continuous, future perfect
continuous.
1. The film …. (start)
by the time you arrive.
2. I cant go out on
Saturday or Sunday night. I …. (study) all weekend.
3. He …. (drink)
three litres of water by the end of the day.
4 What …. (you/tell)him
about the printer?
5. She …. (play)football
for three years in June.
III.
Complete the sentences with the correct
comparative/superlative form of the adjectives/adverbs in brackets.
1. She came …. (late)
than we expected.
2. That was …. (bad)
film I have ever seen.
3. She works …. (carefully)
than others.
4. He is …. (intelligent)
of all.
5. My mum is ….. (talented)
artist in my family.
IV.
Read the text and mark the statements below it as T
(true), F (false) or Ns (Not stated)
Pop
Art
What
is art? In the 1960s a collection of artist made that question even more difficult
to answer. They created Pop Art, a style of art that represented everybody’s
everyday experiences. Pop artist were fascinated by realistic images from
everyday life that everybody saw. One element of life they noticed was that
almost all people are consumers who buy and use millions of different things
every day. As a result, many Pop artists used images of products from the
supermarket or advertisements in their works.
The
most famous Pop artist was the American Andy Warhol. Warhol painted products like
Campbell’s Soup, Coca Cola bottles and bananas. He also painted other everyday
images. For example, his bright portraits of celebrities like Marilyn Monroe,
the famous actress, became very fashionable. The British Pop artist Eduardo
Paolozzi collected pictures and advertisements from magazines to use in his
works. Another well – liked Pop artist was Roy Lichtenstein. Instead of using
products or advertisements, most of his works were similar to images in the
comic books that children read every day.
Many
people in the art world do not accept Pop Art as a real art from. They can’t
see why a dull painting of an ordinary can of soup should be part of an art
exhibition. However, many original Pop Art works have sold for millions of
dollars. Many works have also appeared on music album covers. All in all, the
most important result of Pop Art is that is has created a new artistic way of
looking at the everyday world.
1. Pop artists were
interested in people’s everyday experiences. ……….
2. Pop art was only in
America. ………..
3. All Pop artists used
images of products in their works. ………
4. Palozzi was only
famous in Britain. ……..
5. Marilyn Monroe was a
Pop artist who painted celebrities. ……..
6. Pop Art hasn’t been
very popular with some people. ……….
7. Some Pop artists
never sold their works. ………
