Film Fame - 8.kl.

Match

Match the headings with the paragraphs.

• Early days

• A mystery

• Deciding the winner

• Dress to impress

• Gratitude and tears

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Paragraph B

Paragraph C

Paragraph D

Paragraph E

• Paragraph A

• Paragraph B

• Paragraph C

• Paragraph D

• Paragraph E

Multiple Choice

In the 1930s, how did people know the result before the ceremony?

• from radio broadcasts

• from newspapers

• from the news on TV

• by attending the ceremony

Multiple Choice

Whose uncle looked like the prize that was awarded to winners?

• the director of the Academy

• the first winner of the Best Actor

• the CEO of Chanel

• a journalist from Hollywood

Multiple Choice

Who votes for the winners?

• viewers of the ceremony

• international film critics

• members of the AMPA

• international board of directors

Multiple Choice

How much do the female stars usually spend on their outfits for the ceremony?

• hundreds of dollars

• thousands of dollars

• millions of dollars

• they get the outfits for free

Multiple Choice

Why are the acceptance speeches often boring?

• winners brag about their accomplishments

• winners talk about their competitors

• the speeches are often too short

• winners just mention all the people they want to thank

Match

Match the following:

• the decision or score at the end of a competition

• a very formal public event

• a formal talk that you give in public

• something that the winner of a competition receives

• somebody who comes first in a competition

results

a ceremony

a speech

a prize

a winner

• results

• a ceremony

• a speech

• a prize

• a winner

Multiple Choice

Why was Hattie McDaniel's Oscar win historic?

• First African-American winner

• First female director to win an Oscar

• Youngest Oscar recipient at the time

• First to win an Oscar for a non-speaking role

Multiple Choice

Who gave the shortest Oscar acceptance speech?

• Meryl Streep

• Alfred Hitchcock

• Joe Pesci

• Charlie Chaplin

Multiple Choice

Who was the youngest Oscar winner and for what film?

• Tatum O'Neal, "Paper Moon"

• Anna Paquin, "The Piano"

• Haley Joel Osment, "The Sixth Sense"

• Jodie Foster, "Taxi Driver"

Multiple Choice

What happens if Oscar speeches are too long?

• Microphone is turned off

• Host interrupts the speech

• Audience starts clapping

• Orchestra plays music

Multiple Choice

What marked a significant achievement for Leonardo DiCaprio?

• Starring in his first film

• Receiving a Grammy Award

• Launching his own film studio

• Winning his first Oscar

Multiple Choice

What error occurred during the 89th Academy Awards?

• Host announced wrong event date

• Wrong Best Picture announced

• Best Actor award misprint

• Incorrect Lifetime Achievement winner

Drag and Drop

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has over 6000 ​

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. They vote every year for the ​

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in 25 categories (e.g. Best Film, Best Actress, etc.).

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members

winners

ceremony

award

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They used to publish the ​

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before the ​

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, but now they remain secret until the last moment. Each winner makes a ​

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when they accept an ​

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. The ​

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aren't money - the winners receive a golden award called an "Oscar", and a lot of free publicity!

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results

ceremony

speech

award

prizes

Multiple Choice

Which sentence about the text is true?

• The Golden Globes take place in America.

• Films that win a Golden Globe can't win an Oscar too.

• Nobody pays much attention to the Golden Globes.

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