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Unit 6 Vocabulary: Museums & Exhibits

English Grade 8 (Super Goal 2) · Unit 6: What Was It Like? · Lesson 6-1 · Term 1

Also known as: Museum vocabulary · Exhibits

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Lesson idea

Museum words, kinds of technology, and asking for and giving opinions about past events.

Key points

Vocabulary

exhibit
admission
discount
temporary
contemporary
heritage
calligraphy
planetarium
navigation
aeronautics
robotics
vintage
dinosaur
astronaut

Lesson questions (14)

  1. The money you pay to enter a museum is the ____.
    Answer: admission
  2. "Students free" and "Special discount for school groups" are examples of a ____.
    Answer: discount
  3. An exhibit that is open only for a short time is ____.
    Answer: temporary
  4. Art of today is ____ art.
    Answer: contemporary
  5. The art of beautiful writing is ____.
    Answer: calligraphy
  6. A place where you can "explore space with astronauts" is a ____.
    Answer: planetarium
  7. Learning how sailors traveled the oceans is about ____.
    Answer: navigation
  8. "Shake hands with a moving robot" is part of the ____ exhibit.
    Answer: robotics
  9. An old car collection is a ____ car collection.
    Answer: vintage
  10. Where can you see dinosaurs?
    Answer: at the Museum of Natural History
  11. Where can you learn about calligraphy?
    Answer: at the Islamic Heritage Museum
  12. "I went to the Science Museum." – "____"
    Answer: What was it like?
  13. "I was at home, so I missed the opening." – "____"
    Answer: That's too bad.
  14. A: "How was the pizza?" B: "It was ____! I want to order it again."
    Answer: out of this world

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Questions about this lesson

What do admission and discount mean?

admission is the entry price, and discount is a reduction in the price.

What is the difference between a museum and an exhibit?

A museum is the building we visit, and an exhibit is the item displayed inside it.

How do we read a ticket sign?

Students free means free entry for students, and Special discount means a reduced price.

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