Image an READING _irscrrnesemence aes 1 The review very pleusibly explains Chuiclen foneaders is par and dorcel OF parting ‘The umount of praise weceived realy puss Ine audience desppeiniment Some novels especialy trogies,havesuch dedicated fans Her novels ¢ aypical tybrid of er asiity for conuring ua Ineentics maze alataf coraplen characcare is inerediie, ‘te complaints int perspective omh @Veusen vas Langible D how the fr is better shan the ben E F G you workin the pubic dona, ‘Pat they are almost fe diseiples, Une changing of the ending, bul cide sense Lo oe H science ficucr ang een revrance Read the article and decideif these sentences ore Tue(T) o Folse() 41 Film iw always the nist wffectiveneium fora book acaptaton Sceerwritersiced to accept that ie won't please ceveryena Fans ofthe Book seaptations I. srelat vey win tr vet a boo ping ir tecvicon show $n be unressonably critical of www. fre d reality [FJread the atid again, For questions 1-6, choose the Brewel (A 6 orb) wich you tink Reiter exconaing tothetex. 11 What point does the weiter emahas’sein the ist parsgraph? A the power of the writen werd B the unique cheracteristcs of Lie written word © tho difieulty oF creating belovable characters in books che links benveen characters n stares What dacs’as wuch’ refer te in Inc 15? A = difteuts proces BL a dliferent entity € loyal interpretition Ds erat coes the wiriter impy in tae third saragrapn? effective niece atart [A ublicity for adaptations i less expensive chan far rignal ins nole avays perceive ihe alaptation to be dirtere come Sok sattom in Uroway adaptations are recoived bythe public D. Aaaptarions receive mete publicity than original sereenplays, yehal rests cls a book edaplation into a flu? A. regulations aos. inaparepriale eonkent B. patential complaints about the changes © ength of the original story D nurrber of ecstions 5 What consterations dees the writer implyin the ‘eurts paragraph? A Choosing ths type of media depends on the type of ory being seapted B he cha of msi irrelevant Secauise Uns audieres understands iti fiction. Acopting a bockinzoa play 5 usually tess compioe ssapting ina afi, D “he tiiiations of re hock sect the choice oh for an adaptation 6 According to the writer what are the bereits of adapting = backintoa television sari At doosrit ceat as much maray ta make and can inclide cre seta B Lercoureges viewers lo real the boos, © Laillows thewerier la reduce events in a nore ey andcaters to fans’ expeststions 1 be mere faithiul to the book and deosn't have to assinne the audience nas rea 1 > enalish.ru5 ace are adaptations always a disappointment? Remaghinga book as anather form of media fs a complicated process in which writers and producers net anly have ta take inte Corsideration the enjoyment of the potential audience, butalso that an audience has invested in the story. Thersis ppethaps nothing more personal and aiticut to define than a reedlars relationship with a stony writing possesses a special power ta evcke diferent emotions and creste Wvid connections wit fictonal characters, which can prove a aifcult obstacie to ‘overcome inan adaptation. How the screenwriter imerpreta & characters personality, reactions ancl even physical anpearance is Iksly to difer from an indvidual reader's interpretation; and both of these may be in disagreement with the author's orginal Unirnately, an aeotation ofa story deserves tobe meated jas such, and should be judeed cn its own meriss, especially considering the practicalities that come into play whan transtorning something that is read into something visual ‘What, therefore, are the main ways of adapting a book and what considerations should be rrade for each one? “Tha mast obvious adaptation form is fim Cinematic ‘adaptations of books have ong bean a staple ofthe flim industry. particularly in recent years. A film version of a poouler book usually generates huge arnounts of publicty inthe lead up ‘to ts release and is mare often than rot followed by an outcry thet itis different from the book. Thata film willbe diferent from the orignal sory is undeniable; fms are eubject to « wide range taf matristions that a bool ie net. The lack of a rating aystemn for boaks means that authors can put chatacters in a varity of situations that would not be permited cn sorsen. Similarly, Complete the sontancer with the words in bold fromthe atc 1 Vn Lrinking about publshrig a book ef essays, Lut | don't inow how many peop e vil be interested in ry Te never sat through anything so 2 canhans _ool vas altos. aeep by Une end ofthe tien 3 famous actors eres . slockauster fis 4. The play is completely conve to he consicered “iller charactors or events, wihich adito the richness of the story and allow you t0 bo pat ofthe charactor’s word, Minto, the leisurely pace of a book. but would be tedious in tl that has to condense a complex story arcinta a rinety-minute time frame. Books with more narrated stenes are more suited to ‘euaplations for the theatre they make more sense on the stage than on the big screen. The way in which theatre requires the ‘audience ta suspend reality means that intarnal musings and monologues transfer to stace ina way that woud seem odd ‘ar unnatural en the aerasn. If s hook is sction-heavy or fale inte certain genres, such as science fiction it can be difficult to ‘adapt them to the stage due to the limitations oF spacing and set design, However, these imitations actually cater perfectly for novels setin one piace, Bool that switch between different maments in time or fick backwards and forwards betwoan cifferent moments in the ‘characters’ lives don’t ransiate smoothly tb either fms ar plays, This level of detall would force adapters to choose between ‘cutting out large amounts otha story thus angering fans af ths book, or expecting the audlencs to heve read the book before the fn oF play, ard therefore potentially confusing vewers wha hadn't ead iL In ths case, 21 adaptaton inte a mini taiev'sion ‘series Is most aperopriate, Although more expansive to produce, the nature of television series allows the inclusion ‘of side stories that help pieoe together the story naturally, o¢ 9 the original eource material The cinematography and costumes rmemaries of the goléen era of ‘chins ane work aut shat happened, The screenwriter struggled a his lack of confidence in what he wes wrting, r.amcu to so2 now thoy wh se much information into one sagan, 76 Image and reality GRAMMAR mixed conditionals (pb reine sentence itn the serine OP Choong-a profile picture ucations you should ask yourself before uplias your new profile picture: @ ‘you naan’ used a fiter would he qualty of your photo be better? @ Wereyou towear cient lathes, would you cause & bette impression? © Had you had a better camera an your phone, do yous ‘Hinkthe quality would have been better? ng © Youur you nave incuded fends n the photo Tyou hac tought about? ° © this werent such an important socasion, would you have spent so long getting tha photo right’? @ srouc you get toads of kes’ wil ou rrramber how you chose i frnext time? 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Que leean, ap ote to create a more spedaclarimage, tm sie youwould Fave you Wet ROL. reac this cation nile shave charme your photo? www.frenelish.roVOCABULARY C8 eee words with similar meanings delusion fallacy gecinta character © Divsernecues to compete te crossword ecu rote Gin Vase 1 mE breugh andl throug F Clowns ore clumsy, the toll over ona = = 1 ents ler us theyaiso® pacoeane ihatclowning Seusy, and you maybe suipisedl yeu to now iat trereis cn ar of dawning. |alays hough that clowns ere is fr Ks pares, Bul ers » They ore PL | macs mone, Clovins accept fale and ccass in equi metres, across: thoyarenetporicct ano welove hom frit Anyone wi 1 armistskon belo in something (8) Ihinks ho! caning s sass sfenng ror a sericus 3 adeceptive orfalze bolle) 4 cn 8 any 5 iprtre aimipudtirar hpi buleas) | recent id a covraein cowring ond ound & sometriog which you cansee erhear, Ete vibich ts net really there (14 410 a plesantstustion that yeumagins but whieh Isunikely tohappen {7} Mek mea t.. ea, aa anditindt ded any s pace ae 2s abny x hav eto ug staph whic fad about caweng The couse 44 samnetnog that not whet eseeine to oF ik He ‘yosa tiling expeience end leon so much 6 w Lrulhful or wccurate way of sowing things (7 abet myself Inaught me that | don't clues heme to. 7 the eal mals vppone o'er iraginery one () . ond het 9s piclure in your mie af whol semnet ing looks like (5) canbe wince Nak hlbed re osc myst enn EH © Dconpicte nesertenceswit aprpastin. novel belere Be a stand-up comedian! <> 7 Becreative. Vary your act because people aren't taken... bythe same joke time after time, Be breve. Step out af yourcomfor 2one and put... adiffarent voice. Be convincing. You should moke ..... that this isthe first time you hava ever told this joke, Bo inventive. Make it... asyou go along, acbody willknew! Bea chameleon, Tae... 8 diferent role at each performance, Be assertive, If you are confident then people vill take you. a professional. www.frenalish.ruL 60 Image and reality ISTENING You are going 20 listen to an interview in which illustrator Patrick Hampton and psychologist Melanie Rowiles talk ‘about using pictures ae therapy for children. For questions 41-6, undertine the key words. Think of éifferent words and phrases to express the ideas, 1 What sloes Patrick say about bis previous wore? A. Ke tended to paint rather than draw, Be disn't consider draing For his sister, Ske wwesn’l enttiusestie ahoul doing ctikres's ilustraticns, pending an the ow! ‘illog the ows how they Feel nssean oF thelr parents ach chidrennawro behave avinghildronalaiafortom laywith thes wowing chicken to spend ty urn tire talking to Une ow 4 hat does "tear thinksbout taling children made-up A Ir bse nogatve inset on thor erst GS tricot she same as ino © rcan be tisappointing tor eidron D iis samaning tat parents do ton often 5 Vion asked about inmginative py oth Pati a Meloricenpiess & err RnR GRA rostaiafr childhood ener, D fusion tht ts ak cro 6 What do Patrickenci Melanie bot think aboutelectroric games? “They mate life mere enjoyable B) They cant replace tne power nt make-Pelieve. € Theyare detier because they are more realistic han ‘other games. D They are tuiniog modern children’s childhoods, [DIED 1 uisten to the interview, For questions (1-6) im Ex, choore the answer (A,B, CoD) which fits best according to what you heat. www.frenelish.ru o4 QED 2 user ain nacomplte estes 8 tn the torteet wort 1 leacwally gained alee 2 reeled tat 3 ccgien thot the reece Satan 4 TWiscan ate te eapioited ty parentsasstoottor jena behav lretty quicily and Lwas something ssecial when isuncomplicated. 5 Children actually learn to belween 6. chidren bereft, From camies of nae believe FF YOUASK MEANT enamel HAIG 4. ocpectaly whan rai lifs ean oe 22, sometimes Match the words in Ex 2 with the eynanyme (A-H). A supporting. E makes distinction... B greatly F discover, © idee. G diving force D neta bad thing H hopeless. | time out ‘Which of these famous characters do you know? Match tthe characters (1-9) to the dates these characters were fist aired / published (A-H). 1 Snoopy A 1997 2 Maialda B 1962 3 Dora the Explorer C1974 4 scacby boc D 200 5 Mickey Mouse E 198e 6 Plachi F 1938 7 Pacdingtor Seer 6 1965 8 Holl xity H 1950USE OF ENGLISH 1 QQ Mlcomice ere wen ee woes press coupled with mostnowbly er rather provided trat since The sent colour gap 9 coamining colourbindness. which incite diferenceen vslonbetween men and women. Colour binds aflocts ‘one in twelve men as opsosed to one i 200 women, an itis generaly considered to be a male condition, Research suggests Ema ihere may be ether alferences in visual perception ,roloue bloness, Tests the raaulte show iran havea igner eaunt of testosterone thay Fave difculy dstnauishing| between similar hes of colour Ie would seem men ars atadeadaannage,* wornen are a anacantage wren it comesta seeng colours, There sno resoundingly clear scientific proof ards. we con't yet ay that he isa spniicart gender eiferenee, ‘Ax the moment, the proof is ccimes combadictary. but? che 5 years t0 ould up canelusve evidence, scents consider this esti area research. Insure we wil have further nvorrnaton about ths topic inthe nent fw yetrs, (QD rer errors 11 There are ditorences ie vidios hetvweon men andl wor 2 The professor dleciced te eontious the ecrures, 23 Scientists devised an experiment 4 Hen have difculty cstinguibhing between certain cdlours, most relay 5 Sincemer hays higher ovale of testosterans, 6 Coupled saith problems with right tree vision, A pninvided there sno problem with the linetabling B between bluey green and green © on tather they cerceive colouis diferently, D this may actount fer the difference in visual perceptiny E he is serilise to orght ight F sos lu eslablshi the couse ofthe infection © Hlemore tne covece ors a conpite te txt Tetrachromacy Most humans can perceive millions of colours 'einee’/ mother words we heve three types of cone cels in our ‘8¥9 and each coll can detent nne hundred cifterent ‘colours. People who are colour bind Fave two cone ces ‘36 opposes ta chree, ‘Tor instance / or rather they have ‘Bwo that function ano" third which is a mutanc cone ‘cul ‘Under these circumstances | Then again people |wich Colour birdness usually neve difficulty iscrimhiaung betwen red and green. Some arganiems have four cone cells and thay are known as tetrachremats, There are ‘some mammols, ‘mest notably / caupled with reinceers fond apes, which are alas tatrachramets. Seientists now believe that some women may sla be eetrachromets, Spravidad that / oouplad wits thay hae = faurth eons: ‘oll, Recunt etudiue have bean carved out sh ord for rather daturming whether thece women exist, Iie thought thet the mothers and deughturs of colour blir men may posess the three ene calls Trost notably i 2s. wuel.as 2 fourth mutant cone cell. hn other words J Having said that, the results of th been veriied The trickery of yellow Wee your Fo yak arming ym Hows different co may. well fd des of yellow and interesinely tis mar be lo the fact that you chose these lens at silent tines ofthe year, Apparently, a al soe four enlous, yellow, red, blue and green, known ? ‘unique Jiues', which are pure, anniises colours ALYors University they carried oul researc? ‘arfor fo aseevtain whether our eatput vision ehanges arcan 10 bur sumoundiags. 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It was only a litle ® bacause | was just so tired of my trind boasting about what she does al weekends and®._ me over my supposedly “boring” fife. | meant ifs only a smal li it's rt ike making her fall fora lies aren't really iss, are thay? myself as someone alae onine ar Aer all, litle white Extend Read the sentence pars and match the words in bold tothe: meanings (4 and B) 4 2. Hisapaicaun Terex funding wasauthemle his upoliestion fet extra funding was legitimate A. bevel on Facls B lowed by lave Franchi bowl the ecient was phony claim about the seeident wae Fetitioue B fake \We discovered thal Sam Fad forged the mores: 2 We discovered Lhal Sam Fad concealed she money A. legally imitated | The presenter’ gags 2. The presenters scam caused a fot o* upset B jokes 2 Fran A meninary copies B hideen aused alot of upset... 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Bi pitts wordsin the correct aides tori intioduciory phrased, 1 say [the is! because / Unis? | freeser ¢ 2 ie} trrk! Because / tae! 1 way fay! 3 bonind / thay is} reasoning (ths ple corr exacet the “ul truth realy atterall i's Action. On the otner hand, wes told that they’ haves 07 fact then the facts shoule be accurate see SE nf whos JAE Lf 8 7 SO ee hoy te uopceed to bauptantand roves abe everything, out n realisy | thinkthey get away with a ‘Complete the sentences with these words. For some sentences Boat te mipsel nay SE en ne posible user hints wrspensble a sap rx nue yee - ako tasally naarce mean prime tale 3 roucan’ realy tell war's teen alrbrusred out sn: 1 my epinin realy ange orca pe Adverttang a on AAMC a a] Bl occeeesiennn lOGk arthectaims they make 3 Thats because they don’t Yee response ta the oun: 3 Think about the prompt ‘autobiographies’ and pubic note downthings you might say about this. Then isten # oe ere ‘to a student talking oboutit. Boesshe mention any of re este Wise eee Your points? en oul meeting hs agent, fr 6 Insts e they dor'* realy know the truth [Gilead the discussion task questions. Make notes about what Yalwsuld cay Record your rasparuen Wyte Gavdenet the Bhrases from Ex Sand Ex 11 People otten tend to trast what they sea in print Why do you thins Unis 5? 2 Do you think peopieare right Lo beleve neall' advice they read an te internet? Why # Why na? 3 theres e saying It'stoa goed lo ames do you acre? Wy f otvust What might tris afer vy ni? 4 Sarre people never act he terms ane conten £0 Th theys-gn. Why maght tis instance eagle inaiet sor eanles aul) cued6 Image and reality WRITING Bi sta taniresnantamiaganeazaymaetti False (F)? 4 Yours ictal the 2 Yourestoyiewitten 1 Youll ge vou opal oe a pokialihe cunts in the tes, gue iformetion to people of 4 Your esscy will usually haye four paragraphs: 5 Youcan quote theopmnions inciuxed in he tase 6 Younced 9 atid ene more point ef you! Own. Read the writing task ta check your answers to Ex 1. ‘our ries: has had & alscussion about the attractions of choosing a exteer inthe eatarisinnents ncustry You have Attractions of choosing a careerin the entertainment. industry: + nan routine nature of the werk + possibilty aftare + opportunity to influence otrerpeaples mands ‘Some opinions expressed in the discussion: "You WoUld newer get stuck ina cine-z0-Fve multine job ane tisk gelling bored an led uo! "Inere' the hance of becoring el successtu, vinaing. QP ‘alvards an! having everyone inthe world know your name! Iemust be grsat thle poops forget theirprontcms fr ahie Wrile anessay for our leecher discunsing two of Lie attractions n your notes. You should explain which attraction is more influential ‘or cheating a careor'n the septerLeirinent vids, glia reasons co support your pinion. You may eke use of the apiniens expressesin the Ciseussion but you should use your fxn wera 25 far as ossible Read the model answer forthe taskin Ex2 andanswer the awestons 1 Which wwopantsereinlade? 2 Wheh pont is considered tobe the most influent? 3. bid the writer use the ides from the quotes? ifs. were they repnresea? Tnereasing nomber: of ereative andimaginative people ere considering a career is the entertainment industry, 9 career hich, in the post parents often tried fo dissuade children from fllowing. Why then is this type af career becoming ‘more papular?” 6a, One of the majer alfrections is undeubredly the desire f2 engage in werk that oan be different doy-to-day, or Wook to-weok. Tis important ta reise that many people are horrified by the thought of a reqular eight-hour day with a fixed timetable. It's equally importantto understand that for people like this, doing the same tasks dey i, day out ould be extremely boring and even depressing. In light of this, itis unsurprising that the entertainment industry is so attractive. A second attraction in unsurprisingly, the possibilty of becoming famous: Although Would-be actors or singers might prefess a dis)ke of fame and what itbrings it nevertheless true, in my opinion, thatthe idea cf beaming @ household naree, bith the associated benelits is basically hat many strive for After al whenyeu are perferming, you ant your performence totoueh as many people as posible, and fame and popularity certainly allows thot 10 happen Whereas both attractions are unquestionably important believe the more significant is the chance To become famous. This also brings the opportueity To jelect project that bestsuit the artist and their lifestyle. Who wouldn't embrace thet aitemative te a comparatively unexciting daily routinejob? [El kd tho task: Pan and write your essay n 220-260 words, Remember olin your eas using some phrases rom the inte gue our opido eoraaveras "Your cos hes listeonnd to 2 r2de eleruseln on the drawhacks of worsing in Ihe enlerlanment industry, You have meds the notes below Drawbacks of working in the entertainment industry: + inszcurityof employment ‘+ parentialy low rates of aay + impact on farily fe ‘Some opinions expressed in the discussion: “ibisnt that eesy to geta jab in ertertainmes enol ae never sure thai when ene jd int ‘gong to Lorne long quick: Unless yours teelly lucky yous not Goby to mckee fortune werking in éntertainmmant lets of people neue ta ‘accepl very low fees! “The jregulas Hoursene Lie need Lo go here Lie work is sometimes én the c&her side of the werld can eisrupt Festionsnips \vanisean essay Tor your teacnes discussing two of the UUrewhacks nyaur nates. 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