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UNIT 4. MUSIC

Page 41. Reading Comprehension. “The Rhythm of Peace”. Find words or expressions in the text which mean the following:

Paragraph A:

Improbable:

Mixture:

Totally, completely:

Prosperity, triumph, luck, fame:

Paragraph B:

-  with a quiet and gentle voice:

-  slender, thin, lean:

-  has experienced something difficult:

-  someone who works for a non-governmental organization:

Paragraph C:

-  adolescent:

-  gradually began to understand something you didn’t know before:

-  concert:

-  previous, earlier:

-  very special, unusual or good:

Paragraph D:

-  kind, class, type, logo, trademark:

-  a situation in which people are very poor:

-  the attitude or behaviour of somebody who does not respect somebody or something:

-  change their opinion or attitude:

-  making people think something over:

-  a person who speaks for an organization:

Page 44

Write down the appropriate synonym

1.  challenging:

2.  bland:

3.  soothing:

4.  high-pitched:

5.  ear-splitting:

6.  catchy:

Page 46.

Write down the appropriate definition or synonym for each of the following compound adjectives

1.  long-haired:

2.  bad-tempered:

3.  big-headed:

4.  good-looking:

5.  good-humoured:

6.  well-rehearsed:

7.  hard-working:

8.  well-known:

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Page 28

Write the synonym for

-  rhythm:

-  words of a song:

-  melody:

Write the idiom next to its definition

-  news which you are very pleased to hear:

-  accept punishment or criticism for something you’ve done:

-  deal with a situation without having a plan, by reaching things as they happen:

Page 29. Reading Comprehension. “The Rise of Reggaeton”. Find words in the text that mean…

Paragraph A

-  accept, admit; identify, know:

-  amazing, incredible:

-  irritating:

-  refuse, declare untrue:

-  catching, contagious:

-  extend, stretch, expand:

-  surpassing, exceeding, at a distance, out of reach of:

Paragraph B

-  origins or beginnings:

-  of mixed origin or composition:

-  specific, distinct:

-  moreover, besides:

-  forbid:

-  loose clothes:

Paragraph C

-  gained:

-  a notice such as a poster, newspaper display or paid announcement in the media designed to attract public attention on something or somebody:

-  was first:

Paragraph D

-  something that is fashionable or popular for a short time only

-  reject or discount

-  selection, variety:

-  characteristic, original:

Page 34.

Write the definition or synonym for these compound adjectives:

-  full-time:

-  like-minded: