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THEME 6 EXERCISES


    ENGLISH  I.  Read the sentences below and match the phrases in bold with their definitions.

                                                                             5. The actor’s performance in
                1. The exhibition included an
                                              3. The poet’s last poems are
                                               along the lines of Rumi’s, with
                 impressive collection of
                                                                              the play was up to the mark;
                 paintings over and above a
                                               depth.
                 watercolour workshop for the   their spiritual and philosophical   he effectively passed the
                                                                              character’s emotions to the
                 visitors.                                                    audience.
                2. The artists were allowed     4. Laila’s comments on the novel     6. The painter worked hard to fix
                 to express themselves         were appropriate and to the    the colours on the canvas, but
                 freely and use untraditional   point; she focused on key     the painting still looked wrong,
                 techniques as long as they    plot elements and provided a   and she felt that her efforts
                 were done within reason.      clear analysis.                were to no end.


                a. without any effect, success, or     c. in a similar way to or of a     e. relevant and worth paying
                 a result; in vain             similar kind as                attention to
                b. good enough; satisfactory    d. not beyond sensible limits    f.  in addition to

        J. Complete the following text with the words given below. One is extra.

                  along            opposite             over                to               within

           ‘Ebru’, the traditional Turkish art of paper marbling, has been on UNESCO’s cultural heritage list since 2014. The
           unique designs of ‘ebru’ come to life (1) _____________ a water-based environment. They are created by sprinkling
           and brushing pigments (2) _____________ oily water in a tray. The artist then transfers these designs
           (3) _____________ paper.
           While the exact origin of ‘ebru’ is unknown, it is undoubtedly rooted in Eastern countries. According to some
           historical sources, it first emerged in Central Asia and later spread to Anatolia. It also developed in countries
           such as China, Japan, Turkistan, India, and Persia (4) _____________ the trade routes. Türkiye has many great
           representatives of the art, such as Mustafa Düzgünman and Niyazi Sayın. Today, artists continue redefining and
           developing this traditional art form.

        K. Complete the following text with the words given below. One is extra.


                 classify         deliberately        exhibition        impressive          proximity


           In a literature (1) _____________, books of various genres stand side by side and reflect the diversity of the human
           imagination. There are a lot of different kinds of stories on the shelves, from exciting mysteries to heart-warming
           romances and historical stories. Each book is captivating because it takes you on a different adventure. The staff
           carefully (2) _____________ mystery novels, romances, and epics; you can recognise that while walking through the
           shelves. This arrangement is not arbitrary; it is done to create a harmonious experience for the visitors. For instance,
           the (3) _____________ of a thriller novel to a crime novel invites readers to explore the thematic similarities between
           genres.

           Visitors can take advantage of the poetry section to discover (4) _____________ words in rhythmic verses and
           the magical forms of expression. In this section, the books contain many metaphors because most poets implicitly
           express the meaning.









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