Pages 114 and 115, Vocabulary
Creative (adj) –
imaginative, productive
To keep one busy
(phr) – to occupy someone’s time
Amateur (adj/n)
– nonprofessional
Exhibition (n) –
a display of art pieces in an art gallery
To display (v) –
to show, to exhibit
That gives one
(phr) – One has
Abstract (adj/n)
– an abstract work of art; not concrete, theoretical
Still life (n) –
paintings of fruit, flowers…
Landscape (n) –
rural or coastal scenery
To drift off
(phr v) – to fall asleep gradually
Portrait (n) – paintings
of people’s faces only
To base (v) – to
place or establish on smth, to use smth as a foundation for smth else
Sketch (n) –
just a drawing
Judge (n) – a
person appointed to decide in any competition
To convince (v)
– to persuade, to make someone share your opinion
Work of art
(phr) – eg. painting or sculpture…
Likeness (n) –
representation; resemblance, similitude
Worth + v-ing
(phr) – having the value, being important enough
Stand out (phr
v) – to be better than
Page 117, ex. 1,2 Vocabulary
Composer (n) – a
person who writes music
Sculptor (n) –
an artist who makes sculptures
Sculpting (n) –
the art of making sculptures
Graffiti artist
(n) – usually a street artist who uses different types of spray
Art dealer (n) –
a person who buys and sells art pieces
Caricaturist (n)
– a person who draws caricatures
Tattoo artist
(n) – a person who tattoos people
Courtroom
sketcher (n) – a person who draws during trials
Illustrator (n)
– a person who illustrates books
Woodworker (n) –
a person who makes things out of wood or carves into wood
Brush (n) – a
tool used to paint with
Easel (n) – a
stand used for supporting a painting
Frame (n) – a
wooden or another material border enclosing a painting or a picture
Statue (n) – a
piece of art made of stone or another material by carving
Page 117, ex. 3, Vocabulary
Word formation: Suffixes
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nervous
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successful
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helpless
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financial
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(un)desirable
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expensive
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anxious
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harmful
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endless
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industrial
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(un)believable
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creative
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famous
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useful
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harmless
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(un)professional
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(un)comfortable
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(in)effective
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industrious
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helpful
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useless
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additional
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(un)reasonable
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(in)active
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valueless
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(un)recognisable
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successive
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valuable
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usable
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Page 119, ex. 2, Vocabulary
Synonyms
To pull down (v)
– to demolish
To take a look
at (v) – to examine
To take someone
for (phr) – to think someone is
To turn down (v)
– to refuse, not accept
To succeed in
doing (v) – to manage to do
To be employed
by (phr) – to work for
To put up with
(v) – to tolerate
