(Копія) Узагальнення знань з теми "Art"

• Test 1. Match the words with their defitition.

1. It is the most important actor or actress in a film

2.It is a person who makes a film

3. It is music of a film

4. It is a story of the film

5. It is a part of a film happening in one place

6. These are people who watch a film in a cinema

7. This is a film which continues the story of an earlier film

8. These are words of the film

9. This is the film which has got lots of special effects that look amazing.

10 It is difficult to stop watching this film because it's very exciting.

• Test 2. Participle I / Participle II / Perfect Participle

Choose the correct form of the participle.

1. I love this film, but it's a bit frightened / frightening.

2.Having read / reading the book, I went to my friend.

3.He sat in the armchair thought / thinking.

4.The hall was full of laughing / laughed people.

5.Finishing / Having finished the experiment the studentsleft the laboratory.

6.I worked very hard, so I was very disappointed / disappointing with my exam results.

7.This map is really confused / confusing. Let's ask for directions.

8. I thought the race would be exhausted / exhausting, but I felt fine at the end.

• Read the text and choose the sentences (A-E) the one which best fits each space (1- 6).

THE COMPETITION

'Sadie, you're creative,' said Sadie's mum, handing her the newspaper. 'Here's something that'll keep you busy for five minutes.'

'Why are you giving me the crossword, Mum?' said Sadie.

'You know I don't like crosswords'

'Not that,' said her mum. "This!'

Sadie's mum pointed to a small advertisement on the same page as the crossword. Sadie read it aloud. 'Are you an artist? Painting competition. Free entry. Open to all amateur artists. The top fifty paintings received by August 15th will be displayed at an exhibition in an art gallery in London.' Sadie sat there thinking. 'Yeah, maybe,' she said at last, but her mind was racing. August 15th,' she thought to herself. 'That gives me three weeks. (1)_____ All my friends are on holiday. But what am I going to paint?'

Sadie was too excited to sleep that night. I know I can do a good picture if I really try,' she thought. 'An art gallery in London! Wouldn't that be great?' For hours, she ran through the options. 'I'm not doing an abstract, that's for sure. (2)______It's got to be something with detail. A still life picture, like a bowl of fruit? Maybe, but it's a bit boring. A landscape? I could do the view of the hill from my bedroom window. No - it's got to be something that will stand out. Something that expresses real emotion. Something that shows that I can paint.' As Sadie finally drifted off to sleep, she whispered the words to herself over and over again: A portrait. I'm going to paint a portrait...'

Sadie got to work. She had it all planned out. Base it on a photograph. Do a sketch first. And then when she was happy with that, do the full painting. She spent hours each day up in her room. Whenever her mum asked her how it was going, all she'd say was 'Fine.' When her mum asked her if she needed any help, all she'd say was 'No, thanks' When, two weeks later, the painting was finished, and Sadie's mum said 'Can I see it now?' Sadie replied 'Not now. I'll send it off.(3)_____If I don't, then it's not worth seeing, anyway.'

August 15th, August 16th and August 17th came and went, and there was no news from the competition judges. 'Don't worry, love,' said Sadie's mum. (4)____ 'You'll hear one way or the other in time. I've got my fingers crossed for you.'

'Sadie!' shouted her mum, up the stairs. 'There's a phone call for you!' It was September 5th, and Sadie had convinced herself that her painting hadn't been chosen. 'Who is it?' she asked as she came down the stairs. Her mum just handed her the phone.

'Hello?' said Sadie.

'Hello, is that Sadie Taggart?' said the voice at the other end.

‘Yes,' said Sadie.

'Hi, Sadie,' said the voice. I'm calling about the painting competition you entered.' (5)____

'We've judged all the paintings now and I'm very pleased to tell you that your painting has been selected. I was one of the judges and, I have to tell you, considering your age, I thought it was a real work of art. Very well done! I do hope you'll be able to make it to London to the exhibition.'

Four weeks later, Sadie and her mum were standing on the pavement outside the Shoreham Gallery.(6)_______ While they were standing there in silence, looking at each other, the front door opened. A man came out. 'I recognise you,' he said to Sadie's mum, smiling.

'Me? But we've never met before!' said Sadie's mum with surprise.

'Ah, but I've seen you before. In Sadie's picture. Yes, yes, a very good likeness. Very good indeed. Do come in. Everyone's talking about Sadie's wonderful picture.'