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1 Reading 1 Read the text quickly. Then underline the correct words to complete the sentences. a. The main topic of the text is to present famous romantic comedies / a movie genre. b. The text gives some examples of genres / movies. / 0.4 point The Love Story film is defined as a genre where the plot revolves around the love between two protagonists. The Love Story genre normally contains a theme exploring an issue or issues within the love itself. Some examples are forbidden love, love triangles, sacrificial love, and love at first sight. [ ] The Love Story film s intent is to always evoke strong emotional reactions from its audience, whether the film ends happy or sad. Some examples of the Love Story film genre: TITANIC THE NOTEBOOK FORREST GUMP HER GONE WITH THE WIND BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN GHOST Subgenres of the Love Story film genre include [ ] Romantic Comedy film subgenre: this subgenre utilizes the combination of love and humor in order to capture the heart of its audience. The Romantic Comedy is usually light-hearted fare, placing the two protagonists in love in humorous situations that test their love for one another. This subgenre usually centers itself around a romantic ideal... True love. The endings of this subgenre almost always prove the romantic ideal wins out over whatever obstacles or situations the screenwriter threw in its way. Some examples of the Romantic Comedy film subgenre: WHEN HARRY MET SALLY KNOCKED UP FAILURE TO LAUNCH HITCH YOU VE GOT MAIL AS GOOD AS IT GETS Film Genres. Available at: < wp-content/uploads/ Film-Genre-Freemium.pdf>.

2 2 Read again the first column of the text. Then complete the sentences about it with the words and phrases from the box. / 1 point emotions happy ending love at first sight protagonists Titanic a. Love stories involve two. b. is an example of an issue in love stories. c. The objective of love stories is to stimulate the audience s. d. Love stories don t always have a. e. is an example of a love story. 3 Read again the second column of the text. Then check ( ) the correct words or phrases to complete the sentences. / 0.8 point a. Romantic comedy movies combine. ( ) the audience and its heart ( ) love and humor b. Situations in romantic comedies are funny, but they. ( ) test the protagonists love ( ) are not interesting c. The main topic of romantic comedies is. ( ) humor ( ) true love d. Romantic comedies usually have a. ( ) sad ending ( ) happy ending Vocabulary 4 Find six movie genres in the word search. Then complete the chart. / 0.6 point

3 5 Complete the definitions with the movie genres from Act. 4. / 0.6 point a. scare the audience, with ghosts, monsters or evil people. b. present non-fictional stories or facts, about real people or events. c. make the audience laugh, with funny situations, stories and people. d. present imaginary future events and characters, often dealing with space travel and life on other planets. e. present exciting experiences in which dangerous or unusual things happen. f. include lots of singing and dancing. 6 Match the columns. / 0.7 point a. attend ( ) to a café b. dance ( ) an art exhibition c. go ( ) TV or a movie d. hang out ( ) a sporting event e. play ( ) soccer f. visit ( ) with friends g. watch ( ) at the club 7 Complete the text with the verbs from Act. 6. Pay attention to verb forms. / 0.7 point Things to do in town this weekend Are you a teen? There are several things you and your friends can do in Springfield this weekend. Check them out! a. at the Disco Party. (Where? Springfield Community Center. When? Saturday, from 7 11 pm. Tickets: $7. More info: b. the Monet exhibition. (Where? Springfield Art Museum. When? Tue Sun, from 9 am 5 pm. Tickets: $3. More info: c. basketball with famous ex-nba players. (Where? Springfield Arena. When? Sunday, from 2 5 pm. Tickets: $12. More info: d. the new Stephen King movie. (Where? MovieMark. When? Consult the weekly session times. Tickets: $12. More info: e. an international soccer game: Brazil vs. Argentina. (Where? Springfield Stadium. When? Saturday, from 4 5:30 pm. Tickets: $75. More info: f. to the new Planetbuck s Café. (Where? Springfield Mall. When? From 10 am 10 pm. More info: g. with your friends or just relax! (Where? Springfield Park. When? From 7 am 7 pm. More info:

4 Grammar 8 Unscramble the letters to write adjectives. / 0.8 point a. F L U W A b. G R O B I N c. F O C G N N I S U d. N F U e. N Y U F N f. X T I G E N I C g. D A S h. R A C Y S 9 Complete the sentences with an adjective from Act. 8. / 1.2 points a. This movie is really bad. In fact, it s. b. I love to watch Ben Stiller s comedies! They re so. c. That love story is so that it made me cry. d. I can t finish watching this movie. It s really. e. The Monster in the Lake is so I couldn t sleep after watching it. f. The plot of that movie is. I couldn t understand it. 10 Unscramble the words to write sentences. / 1.2 points a. magazine / fun / is / really b. like / to / I / movies / don t / watch / scary c. is / mom / horror / watching / movie / my / a d. book / story / is / love / a / this e. terrific / Cosmos / a / is / documentary f. like / friends / sci-fi / don t / movies / watch / my / to

5 Listening 11 Listen to a radio talk show about a book. Then circle T (true) or F (false). / 1 point a. Professor John Taylor talks about books in the radio show. T F b. The story in Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes is set in the present. T F c. Sadako is a Japanese girl from a city called Hiroshima. T F d. Sadako s mom had a type of cancer called leukemia. T F e. The cancer was caused by radiation from an atomic bomb. T F f. There is a Japanese legend related to folding origami cranes. T F g. People need to fold lots of origami cranes to be granted a wish. T F h. Sadako wanted to live in another country. T F i. The story in the book is sad. T F j. The book is based on a real story. T F Writing 12 Write a paragraph about a book or movie you like. / 1 point

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