MUSIC

Choose an idiom that fits the meaning: «If she lied to me, then she'll just have ... »

• to face the music

• to play it by ear

• to blow her trumpet

Answer explanation

To face the music - to accept responsibility for smth 🙌🏼

Choose an idiom that fits the meaning: «We don't know sure what to do and can’t make a decision. Let’s ...»

• take two to tango

• play it by ear

• blow the whistle

Answer explanation

To play it by ear - act according to the situation without proper preparation beforehand 🍄

Choose an idiom that fits the meaning: «I only asked her to move her car but she ...»

• made such a song and dance about it

• changed her tune

• played it by ear

Answer explanation

To make a song and dance about it- to make something seem more important than it really is so that everyone notices it 🦊

Select the necessary preposition(-s): «You’ll be awash ____ music, absolutely spoilt ___ choice»

• WITH, –

• –, WITH

• WITH, FOR

• FROM, FOR

Select the necessary preposition (-s): «We cannot leave musical education ___ chance»

• TO

• FOR

• –

• IN

Select the necessary preposition(-s): «The playlists are often curated ___ the streaming platforms or compiled ___ other users»

• BY, WITH

• WITH, BY

• WITH, WITH

• BY, BY

Write the missing word or phrase: « All his hard work p_ _ _ o_ _ and he finally got the job »

(a positive result brought about by hard work)

Write the missing word or phrase:«I h_ _

a h_ _ _ _ that Susan and I would work well together»

( to feel that something is true or will happen)

Write the missing word or phrase: «The Proms was the brainchild of the i_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Robert Newman»

(a person who organizes and often finances plays, concerts, etc.)

TRUE OR FALSE

Glastonbury is a five-day festival of contemporary performing arts that takes place in England over the last weekend in June. Every five years there is a «fallow year» – this means the festival does not take place, allowing the land to recover

• TRUE

• FALSE