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- 2. Answer some questions
- 3. Do you like classical music?
- 4. Yes, I do No, I don’t
- 5. Do you like Mozart?
- 6. Yes, I do No, I don’t
- 7. How does classical music make you feel?
- 8. It makes me feel…(calm, happy, relaxed, sad, sleepy, thoughtful)
- 9. Exercise 1 Page 24
- 10. Vocabulary
- 11. Awake – бодрый Feel awake – ощущать бодрость
- 12. Calm – спокойный, умиротворённый Feel calm
- 13. Happy Feel happy
- 14. Relaxed- расслабленный Feel relaxed
- 15. Sad Feel sad
- 16. Sleepy Feel sleepy
- 17. Thoughtful - задумчивый Feel thoughtful
- 18. Listen to 3 pieces of music my Mozart
- 19. Recording 1.12
- 20. How does the first piece make you feel?
- 21. It makes me feel……(awake, calm, happy, relaxed, sad, sleepy, thoughtful)
- 22. How does the second piece make you feel?
- 23. It makes me feel……(awake, calm, happy, relaxed, sad, sleepy, thoughtful)
- 24. How does the third piece make you feel?
- 25. It makes me feel……(awake, calm, happy, relaxed, sad, sleepy, thoughtful)
- 26. Exercise 2 Page 24
- 27. Read the text on page 24 Entitle each paragraph
- 28. A. The right music to study better B. Music for stress and pain C. Get a
- 29. Before you read paragraph 1
- 30. Don Campbell is an expert on the Mozart effect
- 31. Music is more than entertainment [entə’teinmənt]
- 32. Affect [ə’fekt] -влиять Effect [i’fekt] - эффект
- 33. Music can reduce the stress of being ill
- 34. The painkiller valium (элениум)
- 35. Read paragraph 1
- 36. Some people believe that music is much more than entertainment [entə’teinmənt]. Don Campbell, for example, is
- 37. And he says that all kinds of music, from Mozart to jazz, from Latin to rock,
- 38. We all use music to help us relax after a busy day at work. However, Campbell
- 39. And the director of Baltimore [bo:ltimə] Hospital says that 30 minutes of classical music has the
- 40. What’s the best heading?
- 41. A. The right music to study better B. Music for stress and pain C. Get a
- 42. Music for stress and pain
- 43. Before you read paragraph 2
- 44. You need the right kind of music for your mood (настроение)
- 45. You should choose the appropriate (подходящий) music to help you
- 46. The music makes your brain more alert (бодрый) and imaginative
- 47. Read paragraph 2
- 48. Campbell also believes that music can help you concentrate, but that you need the right kind
- 49. And you need to listen for about 10 minutes before you start studying. Perhaps your mind
- 50. So you should choose the appropriate music to help you. He says that you can use
- 51. But that Mozart’s music is popular because it’s very organized and it makes your brain more
- 52. What’s the best heading?
- 53. A. The right music to study better B. Music for stress and pain C. Get a
- 54. The right music to study better
- 55. Before you read paragraph 3
- 56. Music can improve your memory
- 57. Students who listened to Mozart before doing a test got much higher marks A. The right
- 58. Read paragraph3
- 59. Music not only makes you more intelligent, but it can improve your memory, too.
- 60. In one study, students who listened to Mozart before doing a test got much higher marks
- 61. Many studies also show that children who learn to play a musical instrument before the age
- 62. What’s the best heading?
- 63. A. The right music to study better B. Music for stress and pain C. Get a
- 64. Get a better score and remember more
- 65. Exercise 3 Page 24
- 66. 1. Don Campbell loves Mozart’s music
- 68. 2. People listen to music to relax before work
- 69. We all use music to help us relax after a busy day at work. However, Campbell
- 70. 2. We all use music to help us relax after a busy day at work
- 71. 3. Listening to music when you’re ill is a good idea 8. It’s a good idea
- 72. We all use music to help us relax after a busy day at work. However, Campbell
- 73. 3. Listening to music when you’re ill is a good idea
- 74. 4. Many hospitals use music to help with pain
- 76. 5. Listening to music before you study is a bad idea
- 77. Campbell also believes that music can help you concentrate, but that you need the right kind
- 78. 5. Listening to music before you study is a good idea
- 79. 6. Only Mozart’s music helps you to study 5. Listening to music before you study is
- 80. So you should choose the appropriate music to help you. He says that you can use
- 81. 6. Different music helps you to study
- 82. 7. The students listened to Mozart for ten minutes before doing the test
- 83. In one study, students who listened to Mozart before doing a test got much higher marks
- 85. 7. The students listened to Mozart for ten minutes before doing the test
- 86. 8. It’s a good idea for children to learn to play a musical instrument
- 87. Many studies also show that children who learn to play a musical instrument before the age
- 88. 8. It’s a good idea for children to learn to play a musical instrument
- 89. Exercise 4 Page 24
- 90. Answer the questions
- 91. 1. What music do you listen to when you want to relax?
- 92. I listen to (relaxing music, classical music, rock, pop, jazz)
- 93. 2. Do you listen to music when you’re studying? Why? /Why not?
- 94. Yes, I do. Music helps me concentrate
- 95. No, I don’t. Music distracts me
- 96. Exercise 5 Page 25
- 97. Listen to 2 people talking about music
- 98. Page 151 Recording 1.13
- 99. +M: I’ve got an article here about the Mozart effect. It says music can affect your
- 100. What article has the man got?
- 101. M: I’ve got an article here about the Mozart effect. It says music can affect your
- 102. He’s got an article……..
- 103. He’s got an article about the Mozart effect
- 104. Can music affect your mood?
- 105. M: I’ve got an article here about the Mozart effect. It says music can affect your
- 106. Yes, it can
- 107. +M: I don’t know about that. Can music change how you feel? What do you think?
- 108. +W: And you put happy music on. It makes you feel better. Yeah, I think music
- 109. What happens if you put happy music on?
- 110. W: And you put happy music on. It makes you feel better. Yeah, I think music
- 111. It makes you feel better
- 112. +W: Sometimes I like listening to music that reminds me of old times. You know, I
- 113. Does the woman like listening to music that reminds her of old times?
- 114. W: Sometimes I like listening to music that reminds me of old times. You know, I
- 115. Yes, she does
- 116. +W: I remember listening to it when I went to Italy with my family. It’s got
- 117. What country did she go to with her family?
- 118. W: I remember listening to it when I went to Italy with my family. It’s got
- 119. She went to Italy
- 120. +M: Yeah, I know what you mean. How often do you listen to music then? W:
- 121. How often does the woman listen to music?
- 122. M: Yeah, I know what you mean. How often do you listen to music then? W:
- 123. She listens to music every single day
- 124. +W: From the moment I wake up the radio is on or the MP3 player. I
- 125. Does she go anywhere without her MP3 player?
- 126. W: From the moment I wake up the radio is on or the MP3 player. I
- 127. No, she doesn’t
- 128. +M: So, do you listen to music when you’re travelling? You know, when you’re going to
- 129. +W: Yes, that’s a really good time for listening to music. I have the radio on
- 130. Does she have a radio on in her car?
- 131. W: Yes, that’s a really good time for listening to music. I have the radio on
- 132. Yes, she does
- 133. +M: What’s your favorite type of music? W: I love all kinds of music- anything that’s
- 134. What kind of music does the woman love?
- 135. M: What’s your favorite type of music? W: I love all kinds of music- anything that’s
- 136. She loves all kinds of music
- 137. +W: I think it’s quite difficult to say your favorite, especially because I listen to so
- 138. +W: Oh, it was ages ago. The last concert I saw was years ago. I don’t
- 139. When did she last see live [laiv] music?
- 140. W: Oh, it was ages ago. The last concert I saw was years ago. I don’t
- 141. The last concert she saw was years ago
- 142. W: And sometimes the place is so big you can’t really see the person properly. I
- 143. Recording 1.13
- 144. Make the sentences negative
- 145. 1. The article is about the Mozart effect
- 146. Isn’t
- 147. 1. The article isn’t about the Mozart effect
- 148. 2. The woman likes music that reminds her of old times
- 149. Doesn’t like
- 150. 2. The woman doesn’t like music that reminds her of old times
- 151. 3. She listens to music a lot
- 152. Doesn’t listen
- 153. 3. She doesn’t listen to music much
- 154. 4. She sometimes sings
- 155. Doesn’t sing
- 156. 4. She doesn’t sing
- 157. Figure out if the following sentences are true or false
- 158. 1. The article is about the Mozart effect
- 159. M: I’ve got an article here about the Mozart effect. It says music can affect your
- 160. 1. The article is about the Mozart effect
- 161. 2. The woman doesn’t like music that reminds [ri’maindz] her of old times
- 162. W: Sometimes I like listening to music that reminds me of old times. You know, I
- 163. 2. The woman likes music that reminds her of old times
- 164. 3. She listens to music a lot 1
- 165. M: Yeah, I know what you mean. How often do you lietn to music then? W:
- 166. 3. She listens to music a lot
- 167. 4. She sometimes sings at the same time as listening to music
- 168. W: Yes, that’s a really good time for listening to music. I have the radio on
- 169. 4. She sometimes sings at the same time as listening to music
- 170. Exercise 6 Page 25
- 171. Listen to the recording again. Find the questions you hear
- 172. Recording 1.13
- 173. 1. Can music change how you feel?
- 174. M: I don’t know about that. Can music change how you feel? What do you think?
- 175. 2. What music do you find annoying?
- 176. 3. How often do you listen to music?
- 177. M: Yeah, I know what you mean. How often do you listen to music then? W:
- 178. 4. Have you got an iPod? If not, would you like one?
- 179. 5. Do you listen to music when you’re travelling?
- 180. M: So, do you listen to music when you’re travelling? You know, when you’re going to
- 181. 6. What’s your favorite type of music?
- 182. M: What’s your favorite type of music? W: I love all kinds of music- anything that’s
- 183. 7. Are you learning a musical instrument at the moment?
- 184. 8. Did you play any musical instruments when you were a child?
- 185. 9. When did you last see live music?
- 186. W: I think it’s quite difficult to say your favorite, especially because I listen to so
- 187. 10. Have you ever seen a famous artist or band in concert?
- 188. Exercise 7 Page 25
- 189. Answer the questions you ticked in exercise 6
- 190. 1. Can music change how you feel?
- 191. 3. How often do you listen to music?
- 192. 5. Do you listen to music when you’re travelling?
- 193. 6. What’s your favorite type of music?
- 194. 9. When did you last see live music?
- 195. Exercise 9 Page 25
- 196. Correct the mistakes in 8 of the questions
- 197. 1. What kind of music you like?
- 198. 1. What kind of music do you like?
- 199. 2. Do you can play the piano?
- 200. 2. Can you play the piano?
- 201. 3. What music did you listen to 10 years ago?
- 202. 4. Would like to be a professional musician?
- 203. 4. Would you like to be a professional musician?
- 204. 5. Has you ever downloaded music from the Internet?
- 205. 5. Have you ever downloaded music from the Internet?
- 206. 6. Who your favorite singer or group?
- 207. 6. Who’s your favorite singer or group?
- 208. 7. What music you listen to in the mornings?
- 209. 7. What music do you listen to in the mornings?
- 210. 8. Have you got a radio in your bedroom?
- 211. 9. Did you took music exams when you were a child?
- 212. 9. Did you take music exams when you were a child?
- 213. 10. You’re listening to music at the moment?
- 214. 10. Are you listening to music at the moment?
- 215. Exercise 1 Page 12 (Workbook)
- 216. Choose the correct alternative
- 217. 1. I’ve made/ was made 22 CDs
- 218. 1. I’ve made 22 CDs
- 219. 2. I’ve perform/’ve performed for the president many times
- 220. 2. I’ve performed for the president many times
- 221. 3. I’s won/’ve won 18 awards
- 222. 3. I’ve won 18 awards
- 223. 4. How many records you have sold/ have you sold?
- 224. 4. How many records have you sold?
- 225. 5. I’ve sold/ am sold about 50 million
- 226. 5. I’ve sold about 50 million
- 227. 6. Has you/ have you ever wanted to do a different job?
- 228. 6. Have you ever wanted to do a different job?
- 229. 7. Have you change/ have you changed your musical style at all?
- 230. 7. Have you changed your musical style at all?
- 231. 8. I haven’t changed/ I hadn’t changed anything
- 232. 8. I haven’t changed anything
- 233. Exercise 2 Page 12 (Workbook)
- 234. Complete the dialogues. Use verbs from the box in the Present Perfect negative
- 236. A: Do you like Rome? B: I don’t know. I………there
- 238. I haven’t been there
- 239. A: Is the spaghetti ready? B: I don’t know. I………it
- 241. 2. I haven’t tasted it
- 242. A: Do you like the new computer game? B: I don’t know. I………it
- 244. 3. I haven’t played it
- 245. A: Do you like Gabriel’s new book? B: I don’t know. I………it
- 247. 4. I haven’t read it
- 248. A: What do you think of Sam’s new boyfriend? B: I don’t know. I……him
- 250. 5. I haven’t met him
- 251. Exercise 3 Page 12 (Workbook)
- 252. Put the questions in the correct order
- 253. 1. countries/ to/ have/ you/ how/ many/ travelled?
- 254. 1. How many countries have you travelled to?
- 255. 2. have/ eaten/ ever/ sushi/ you?
- 256. 2. Have you ever eaten sushi?
- 257. 3. many/ how/ they/ worked/ countries/ have/ in?
- 258. 3. How many countries have they worked in?
- 259. 4. have/ person/ you/ a/ famous/ ever/ met?
- 260. 4. Have you ever met a famous person?
- 261. 5. finished/ homework/ has/ his/ he?
- 262. 5. Has he finished his homework?
- 263. 6. won/ how/ awards/ has/ many/ music/ she?
- 264. 6. How many music awards has she won?
- 265. 7. seen/ film/ the/ have/ they?
- 266. 7. Have they seen the film?
- 267. 8. broken/ how/ records/ has/ he/ many/ world?
- 268. 8. How many world records has he broken?
- 269. 9. you/ ever/ have/ prize/ won/ a?
- 270. 9. Have you ever won a prize?
- 271. 10. played/ever/have/you/ netball?
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