Edit Game
Close-up B1 - Unit 10
 Delete

Use commas to add multiple tags

 Private  Unlisted  Public



 Save

Delimiter between question and answer:

Tips:

  • No column headers.
  • Each line maps to a question.
  • If the delimiter is used in a question, the question should be surrounded by double quotes: "My, question","My, answer"
  • The first answer in the multiple choice question must be the correct answer.

 Import questions





 Save   104  Close
container (n)
a thing like a box, bottle, jar, etc. that things are kept in
play music by ear (expr)
listen to a piece of music and play it without having to read it written down
region (n)
a large area of land
the Caribbean (n)
the sea and islands between Central America and South America, west of the Atlantic Ocean
oil drum (n)
a large round container for oil
lively (adj)
enthusiastic and cheerful
influence (v)
have an effect on the way sb thinks, behaves or does things
creativity (n)
ability to make sth new and imaginative
tune (v)
make a musical instrument play the right pitch(pitch = how high or low a note is)
tin can (n)
a round metal container for food or fizzy drink
rhythm (n)
a regular pattern of sounds
avoid (v)
keep away from sb sth
steelband music (n)
music where all the instruments are made of steel
caption (n)
words under a cartoon
bandurria (n)
a muscial instrument with strings
orchestra (n)
a large group of people who play musical instruments together
get dressed (phr)
put clothes on your body
pen-pal (n)
a person you make friends with by writing letters
clap (v)
hit your hands together to show you like sth
cheer (v)
shout to praise or show support for sb
go out (phr v)
stop shining or burning
concert hall (n)
a large room in which concerts are held
choir (n)
a group of people who sing together
exhibit (n)
sth that is put in a public place like an art gallery or museum so that people can go to see it
employee (n)
sb who is paid to work for sb else
festival (n)
a number of performances of music, films, plays, dance, etc. in the same place once a year
reggae (n)
a type of Jamaican music with strong rhythms
opening night (n)
the first night that a play is performed or a film is shown
distribute (v)
share things among people
run out (of) (phr v)
finish a supply of sth
get sth down (phr v)
write down
grow out of (phr v)
become too old for
scene (n)
a part of a film or play
act out (phr v)
perform
sell out (phr v)
sell all of sth and have no more
flyer (n)
a leaflet
give out (phr v)
hand to people
weird (adj)
very strange
catch on (phr v)
become popular
switch off (phr v)
turn sth off by pressing a button or switch
volume (n)
level of noise
decrease (v)
make smaller or quieter
be on (phr)
be broadcast on television; be shown at the cinema
switch on (v)
turn sth on
admission (n)
entrance
refuse (v)
say that you will not allow sb to have or do sth they want
security guard (n)
sb who protects a building from criminals
turn out (phr v)
end in a particular way
turn down (phr v)
make quieter
turn away (phr v)
not allow in
space (n)
an amount of an area that is empty
Town (Council) Hall (n)
a building used for a town's local government
academy (n)
a college where students learn a particular subject
rapper (n)
sb who performs a rap song
contemporary (adj)
modern
judge (n)
sb who decides who has won a competition
main (adj)
the most important
performance (n)
sth that entertains an audience
backstage (adv)
behind the stage
costume (n)
the clothes an actor wears for a performance
join (v)
become a member of a club, a team, etc.
act (v)
perform
concern (v)
be about sth
open-air theatre (n)
a theatre that has no walls or roof
perform (v)
act, sing, play an instrument, etc. to entertain people
pick up (phr v)
collect sb/sth from a place
script (n)
a written form of a film, play or TV show
documentary (n)
a programme which gives information about real things
director (n)
a person who tells the actors what to do in a film or play
lyrics (pl n)
the words of a song
lines (pl n)
the words an actor must learn for a role
dressing room (n)
a room where actors put on their costumes and make-up before a play
producer (n)
sb who produces TV shows, plays or films
soap opera (n)
a popular TV drama about the lives of everyday people
reality show (n)
a TV programme which shows real people doing real things
be sold out (phr)
be all sold
drummer (n)
sb who plays the drums
note (n)
one musical sound
credit card (n)
a small plastic card that you use to buy things and pay for them later
cash (n)
money in the form of coins or notes
hit (n)
a success
lift (n)
a free ride in a car to a place
album (n)
a collection of pieces of music
live (adj)
in person, not recorded
box office (n)
a place where tickets are sold for a show, play or film
drum kit (n)
a set of drums
mark (n)
a small cut or other damage
scratch (n)
a mark or an injury made on sth by pulling sth sharp across it
acoustic guitar (n)
a guitar that does not have its sound made louder electronically
for sale (phr)
available to be bought
application form (n)
a piece of paper that you complete to apply for sth
fill in (phr v)
complete
commence (v)
begin
audition (n)
a short performance to see if you can be chosen for sth
film (v)
make a film
series (n)
set of TV programmes
sheet music (n)
music that is printed on paper
collect (v)
go somewhere to take sb
didgeridoo (n)
a musical instrument from Australia which is a very long pipe
bagpipes (pl n)
a musical instrument from Scotland
steel drum (n)
a drum made of a metal called steel
purchase (v)
buy
enquiry (n)
asking for information
reschedule (v)
change the time of an event
Your experience on this site will be improved by allowing cookies.