5. Translate into Ukrainian:

1) If you are fond of music you must go to the Opera House.

2) She likes to see both classic and modern plays.

3) Usually we book tickets beforehand.

4) When we came to the theatre we saw a sign at the entrance saying “House Full”.

5) Many people were standing at the entrance asking for a spare ticket.

6) When the curtain fell the house burst into applause.

7) The actor got many curtain calls and was presented with flowers.

6. Make the following sentences interrogative:

1) The play begins at half past seven.

2) There are some people talking loudly in the theatre.

3) Some people smoked cigarettes in the cloak-room.

4) Nick is speaking quietly to Ann.

5) Ann and Nick will come home from the theatre before twelve o’clock.

6) There is a girl in a green dress on the stage.

7) Ann and Nick like to go to the theatre.

8) I met my friend in the interval.

7. Make the following sentences negative:

1) There is a chance of getting tickets to the theatre.

2) This play is a tragedy.

3) Our seats are in the sixth row of the stalls.

4) Those are very fine seats.

5) We shall have to show our tickets to the usher.

6) There are some people that smoke in the theatre.

7) Ann goes to the theatre every week.

8) We buy tickets to the theatre at the box-office.

9) They enjoyed the performance very much.

8. Remember the following people’s jobs:

Make sure that you can name these people’s jobs correctly and match the names of arts with the names of people’s activities.

Someone who writes music or plays a musical instrument is … a poet

Someone who acts in plays or films is … a playwright

Someone who paints pictures is … a ballet dancer

Someone who makes up songs and music is … a musician

Someone who writes plays is … a singer

Someone who dances in a ballet is … an actor, actress

Someone who writes poems is … a composer

Someone who sings is … an artist

9. Find the correct word in the left-hand column corresponding to the definition in the right-hand column. Translate them into Ukrainian and write down into your vocabularies:

a glance - seats in the part of the theatre nearest to the stage

splendid - a group of people playing musical instruments together

to conceal - a musical composition played as an introduction to an

opera

to be eager - to attract, to give pleasure

to sparkle - a large space in a theatre for the use of the audience

during the interval

a poster - a line of things (people)

a foyer - to adjust the strings of a musical instrument

the stalls - where an event takes place

a row - a quick look

an orchestra - to hide, to keep a secret

to tune - magnificent, excellent

an overture - excited state of the mind and feelings

a scene - to have an influence on

to charm - to send out flashes of light

an emotion - to want to do something very much

to affect - a placard displayed in a public place announcing smth