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Учитель: Роднова О.В., шк 121 г.Челябинск
WB p.32 word list
Dictation
- hang around
- impression
- influence
- lifestyle
- make fun of
- nervous
- put up with
- persuade
- ripped
- striped
- silk
- speculation
- trendy
- values
- unique
lipstick
paintball
moustache
Prime Minister
woolen
silk
WB p 33 ex 24, 25
Invasion (Нашествие)
Summer
Rock
Open-air
Fans
Tents (палатки)
Bands
Rockets
Free promotion (бесплатное продвижение)
Atmosphere
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Mind Map
Music Festival
Listen and read (p.38)
Part 1
1. When and where does the Nashestviye rock festival take place?
2. How many people usually attend the festival?
3. Who organizes Nashestviye, and since what year has it been held?
Part 1
1. When and where does the Nashestviye rock festival take place?
2. How many people usually attend the festival?
3. Who organizes Nashestviye, and since what year has it been held?
→ It takes place in July (on the first weekend) in Zavidovo, Tver Region, south of Moscow.
→ Up to 170,000 people from all over Russia.
→ It is organized by Nashe Radio, and it has been held since 1999.
Part 2
1. What does the word “Nashestviye” mean, and why is it a play on words?
2. Why do some journalists call it the “Russian Woodstock”?
3. Name three famous Russian rock bands that have played at the festival.
Part 2
1. What does the word “Nashestviye” mean, and why is it a play on words?
2. Why do some journalists call it the “Russian Woodstock”?
3. Name three famous Russian rock bands that have played at the festival.
→ It means "invasion", but it also combines "nashe" (meaning "our", from Nashe Radio) and "shestvie" (meaning "march" or "parade").
→ Because it looks and feels like the original Woodstock festival in the USA, which was very famous in rock history.
→ Aria, Alisa, Korol i Shut, Agatha Christie, Nochnye Snaipery, Spleen.
Part 3
1. Do bands get paid to perform at Nashestviye? Why or why not?
2. How can new or unknown bands take part in the festival?
3. What is the atmosphere like at the festival, and who usually attends?
Part 3
1. Do bands get paid to perform at Nashestviye? Why or why not?
2. How can new or unknown bands take part in the festival?
3. What is the atmosphere like at the festival, and who usually attends?
→ No, they don’t get paid. The festival is free promotion for them.
→ They can play in the mornings or on special small stages (since 2005).
→ The atmosphere is relaxed and friendly. People of all ages come — including many children and families.
Part 4
1. What kind of military displays have been shown at the festival?
2. What could visitors do at the “Defending Russia” amusement park in 2014?
3. What special show happened on the second day of the festival in 2014?
Part 4
1. What kind of military displays have been shown at the festival?
2. What could visitors do at the “Defending Russia” amusement park in 2014?
3. What special show happened on the second day of the festival in 2014?
→ Usually, there were aerobatic shows by the Russian Knights (Air Force team). In 2014, there was also a display of real military equipment like tanks and rockets.
→ They could take photos with tanks and rockets, fly in an air balloon, or try a multimedia shooting gallery. Kids could enjoy special rides.
→ There was a stunning aviation show by the aerobatic group “Sokoly Rossii” (Russian Falcons).
p. 39 ex. 2
NS
1. Music festivals are held in Russia only in summer.
2. Nashestviye is an outdoor event.
3. Nashestviye is held every two years.
4. The name of the festival is directly related to the name of its organisers.
5. Bands participating in Nashestviye are free to perform on any of the stages.
6. Defending Russia is a display of defence equipment.
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p. 39 ex. 9
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I worked …
hard / not very hard
The lesson was …
short / long
I am …
not tired / tired
The tasks of the lesson were …
useful / interesting / boring
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