The media

Vocabulary

1. Complete
the crossword.

2. Complete the sentences with appropriate words.

1.  She is a promising ............................................. . Last year
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she played the ............................................. of Desdemona in Othello. 2.  I dont like modern art. I went to the latest
.............................................

of a modern artist I dont

remember his name and I didnt understand

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anything. 3.  We had no money left, but, fortunately, the

.............................................

to the concert was free.

4.  The ............................................. applauded for ten minutes and gave the orchestra a standing ovation.
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5.  A famous art ............................................. in Edinburgh displayed two of her sculptures. 6.  I cant see very well and, unfortunately I found a seat in the last ............................................. , so I didnt enjoy the play very much. 7.  The ............................................. of the drama is a young musician who falls in love with a middle-aged orchestra conductor. 8.  A lm director, or lm ............................................. is a person who directs the making or production of a lm. 9.  The ............................................. is criticised by animal-lovers, who think that it exploits animals by using them in its shows. 10.  Can you ............................................. two seats for me too? I dont want to get to the multiplex and nd out that there are no seats left.

Across 1. A paid advertisement on television or radio. 3. Unsolicited email, often of a commercial nature. 6. A catchy musical advertising slogan. 7.  A picture, short lm, song, etc. which tries to persuade people to buy something. Down 2.  The activity of persuading people to buy products or services. 4.  A periodical published at regular intervals, usually monthly or weekly. 5.  A large printed picture, photograph or notice on a wall or a board, used to advertise something. 7. Short for advertisement.

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