a piece of art made from stone or wood s _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
sculpture
a book that tells a story about imaginary people n _ _ _ _
novel
a room or a building which is used for showing works of art g _ _ _ _ _ _
gallery
a room where an artist or photographer works s _ _ _ _ _
studio
the people who sit and watch a performance at a theatre, cinema, etc. a _ _ _ _ _ _ _
audience
someone who writes poems p _ _ _
poet
someone who tells the actors in a film or play what to do d _ _ _ _ _ _ _
director
‘You really should go to the party.’ She persuaded / warned him to go to the party.
persuaded
‘Don’t go near that snake. It bites.’ He warned / reminded us not to go near the snake.
warned
‘Can you help me in the kitchen, please?’ She asked / told him to help her in the kitchen.
asked
‘Don’t forget to phone me later.’ He reminded / persuaded me to phone him.
reminded
‘Stand still! Don’t move!’ The teacher ordered / persuaded us to stand still and not to move.
ordered
‘Don’t touch my computer again!’ The boy asked / told his sister not to touch his computer.
told
‘When you go to London, you should visit the street markets.’ My friends warned / advised me to visit the street markets in London.
advised
You’re brilliant at drawing. You should be an artist.’ He encouraged / warned her to be an artist.
encouraged
