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English Grade 8 (Super Goal 2) · Unit 2: What Are They Making? · Lesson 2-1 · Term 1

Also known as: Film and TV vocabulary

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Lesson idea

Words about making films and TV programs, and expressions of approval and disapproval.

Key points

Vocabulary

director
actor
cameraman
crew
script
scene
stunt
stuntman
documentary
episode
location
studio
martial arts
ladder

Lesson questions (14)

  1. The person who tells the actors what to do is the ____.
    Answer: director
  2. A person who does dangerous actions instead of an actor is a ____.
    Answer: stuntman
  3. A film that gives facts about real life (e.g. about dolphins) is a ____.
    Answer: documentary
  4. I missed last night's ____ of my favorite TV series, so I'll watch it online.
    Answer: episode
  5. The written words of a film or play are the ____.
    Answer: script
  6. All the people who work together to make a film are the ____.
    Answer: crew
  7. They are filming on ____ in the desert, not in the studio.
    Answer: location
  8. Karate and kung fu are kinds of ____.
    Answer: martial arts
  9. Which expression shows approval?
    Answer: You're doing fine.
  10. Which expression shows disapproval?
    Answer: No, that's wrong.
  11. A: "Are the stunts dangerous?" B: "____ They're very safe."
    Answer: Not at all.
  12. I don't need a stuntman. I'm doing all the stunts by ____.
    Answer: myself
  13. The soup smells good, but it ____ terrible.
    Answer: tastes
  14. "Help! He's breaking my ____." (something you climb)
    Answer: ladder

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Questions about this lesson

What is the difference between a director and an actor?

A director is the person who guides the actors, and an actor is the person who plays the role.

Who is a stuntman?

A person who performs dangerous scenes instead of the actor.

What does TV series mean?

A television programme with many episodes.

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