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The Mozart effect. Answer some questions

8.

It makes me feel…(calm,
happy, relaxed, sad, sleepy,
thoughtful)

11.

Awake – бодрый
Feel awake – ощущать
бодрость

12.

Calm – спокойный,
умиротворённый
Feel calm

21.

It makes me
feel……(awake, calm,
happy, relaxed, sad,
sleepy, thoughtful)

22.

How does the second piece
make you feel?

23.

It makes me
feel……(awake, calm,
happy, relaxed, sad,
sleepy, thoughtful)

25.

It makes me
feel……(awake, calm,
happy, relaxed, sad,
sleepy, thoughtful)

27.

Read the text on page 24
Entitle each paragraph

28.

A. The right music to study
better
B. Music for stress and pain
C. Get a better score(оценка)
and remember more

30.

Don Campbell is an
expert on the Mozart effect

31.

Music is more than
entertainment
[entə’teinmənt]

32.

Affect [ə’fekt] -влиять
Effect [i’fekt] - эффект

33.

Music can reduce the
stress of being ill

36.

Some people believe that
music is much more than
entertainment
[entə’teinmənt]. Don
Campbell, for example, is
an expert on the Mozart
effect [I’fekt]

37.

And he says that all kinds of
music, from Mozart to jazz,
from Latin to rock, can
affect our learning and our
health

38.

We all use music to help us
relax after a busy day at
work. However, Campbell
argues that music can also
reduce the stress of being ill,
especially by reducing pain

39.

And the director of Baltimore
[bo:ltimə] Hospital says that
30 minutes of classical music
has the same effect as 10
milligrams of the painkiller
Vallium

41.

A. The right music to study
better
B. Music for stress and pain
C. Get a better score and
remember more

44.

You need the right kind of
music for your mood
(настроение)

45.

You should choose the
appropriate (подходящий)
music to help you

46.

The music makes your
brain more alert (бодрый)
and imaginative

48.

Campbell also believes that
music can help you
concentrate, but that you need
the right kind of music for
your mood

49.

And you need to listen for
about 10 minutes before you
start studying. Perhaps your
mind needs relaxing or
maybe you’re tired and you
want to feel more energetic

50.

So you should choose the
appropriate music to help
you. He says that you can
use many different kinds of
music to help you
concentrate

51.

But that Mozart’s music is
popular because it’s very
organized and it makes your
brain more alert and
imaginative

53.

A. The right music to study
better
B. Music for stress and pain
C. Get a better score and
remember more

57.

A. The right music to study better
B. Music for stress and pain
C. Get a better score(оценка) and
remember more
Students who listened to
Mozart before doing a test
got much higher marks

59.

Music not only makes you
more intelligent, but it can
improve your memory, too.

60.

In one study, students who
listened to Mozart before
doing a test got much higher
marks than those who didn’t

61.

Many studies also show that
children who learn to play a
musical instrument before
the age of 12 have better
memories for the rest of
their lives

63.

A. The right music to study
better
B. Music for stress and pain
C. Get a better score (оценка)
and remember more

68.

2. People listen to music
to relax before work

69.

We all use music to help us
relax after a busy day at
work. However, Campbell
argues that music can also
reduce the stress of being ill,
especially by reducing pain

70.

2. We all use music to help
us relax after a busy day at
work

71.

8. It’s a good idea for children to learn to
play a musical instrument
3. Listening to music when
you’re ill is a good idea

72.

We all use music to help us
relax after a busy day at
work. However, Campbell
argues that music can also
reduce the stress of being ill,
especially by reducing pain

73.

3. Listening to music when
you’re ill is a good idea

74.

4. Many hospitals use
music to help with pain

76.

5. Listening to music before
you study is a bad idea

77.

Campbell also believes that
music can help you
concentrate, but that you need
the right kind of music for
your mood

78.

5. Listening to music before
you study is a good idea

79.

5. Listening to music before you study is a
bad idea
6. Only Mozart’s music
helps you to study

80.

So you should choose the
appropriate music to help
you. He says that you can
use many different kinds of
music to help you
concentrate

82.

7. The students listened to
Mozart for ten minutes
before doing the test

83.

In one study, students who
listened to Mozart before
doing a test got much higher
marks than those who didn’t

85.

7. The students listened to
Mozart for ten minutes
before doing the test

86.

8. It’s a good idea for
children to learn to play a
musical instrument

87.

Many studies also show that
children who learn to play a
musical instrument before
the age of 12 have better
memories for the rest of
their lives

88.

8. It’s a good idea for
children to learn to play a
musical instrument

91.

1. What music do you
listen to when you want to
relax?

92.

I listen to (relaxing music,
classical music, rock, pop,
jazz)

93.

2. Do you listen to music
when you’re studying?
Why? /Why not?

99.

+M: I’ve got an article here
about the Mozart effect. It
says music can affect your
mood. You know different
music can help you feel happy
or relaxed or something

101.

M: I’ve got an article here
about the Mozart effect. It
says music can affect your
mood. You know different
music can help you feel happy
or relaxed or something

103.

He’s got an article about
the Mozart effect

105.

M: I’ve got an article here
about the Mozart effect. It
says music can affect your
mood. You know different
music can help you feel happy
or relaxed or something

107.

+M: I don’t know about that.
Can music change how you
feel? What do you think?
W: I don’t know. I think
maybe when you’re in a bad
mood or upset about
something

108.

+W: And you put happy music
on. It makes you feel better.
Yeah, I think music can change
your mood…but maybe also it
depends what kind of person
you are, I suppose, and what
kind of music you like

110.

W: And you put happy music
on. It makes you feel better.
Yeah, I think music can change
your mood…but maybe also it
depends what kind of person
you are, I suppose, and what
kind of music you like

112.

+W: Sometimes I like
listening to music that
reminds me of old times. You
know, I put on a song the
other day and it really
reminded me of my summer
holidays a few years ago

113.

Does the woman like
listening to music that
reminds her of old times?

114.

W: Sometimes I like listening
to music that reminds me of
old times. You know, I put on
a song the other day and it
really reminded me of my
summer holidays a few years
ago

116.

+W: I remember listening to
it when I went to Italy with
my family. It’s got great
memories I suppose and it
made me feel really good,
you know, listening to it
again

117.

What country did she go
to with her family?

118.

W: I remember listening to it
when I went to Italy with my
family. It’s got great
memories I suppose and it
made me feel really good,
you know, listening to it
again

120.

+M: Yeah, I know what you
mean. How often do you
listen to music then?
W: I listen to music every
single day. All day
sometimes!

121.

How often does the
woman listen to music?

122.

M: Yeah, I know what you
mean. How often do you
listen to music then?
W: I listen to music every
single day. All day
sometimes!

124.

+W: From the moment I
wake up the radio is on or the
MP3 player. I never go
anywhere without my MP3
player – even when I am out
on my bike

125.

Does she go anywhere
without her MP3 player?

126.

W: From the moment I wake
up the radio is on or the MP3
player. I never go anywhere
without my MP3 player –
even when I am out on my
bike

128.

+M: So, do you listen to
music when you’re
travelling? You know, when
you’re going to work or
something?

+W: Yes, that’s a really good
time for listening to music. I have
the radio on in the car, and it
makes the journey go quicker.
You know, you can sing along
and have fun when you’re sitting
in a traffic jam

130.

Does she have a radio on
in her car?

131.

W: Yes, that’s a really good time
for listening to music. I have the
radio on in the car, and it makes
the journey go quicker. You
know, you can sing along and
have fun when you’re sitting in a
traffic jam

132.

Yes, she does

133.

+M: What’s your favorite type
of music?
W: I love all kinds of musicanything that’s good. I love old
stuff, I love new stuff. My
favorite type is probably rock,
but lots of other stuff, too

134.

What kind of music does
the woman love?

135.

M: What’s your favorite type
of music?
W: I love all kinds of musicanything that’s good. I love old
stuff, I love new stuff. My
favorite type is probably rock,
but lots of other stuff, too

136.

She loves all kinds of
music

137.

+W: I think it’s quite difficult
to say your favorite, especially
because I listen to so much
music
M: What about live [laiv]
music? When did you last see
live [laiv] music?

138.

+W: Oh, it was ages ago. The
last concert I saw was years
ago. I don’t know why. I
suppose it’s really expensive
usually

139.

When did she last see live
[laiv] music?

140.

W: Oh, it was ages ago. The
last concert I saw was years
ago. I don’t know why. I
suppose it’s really expensive
usually

141.

The last concert she saw
was years ago

142.

W: And sometimes the place is
so big you can’t really see the
person properly. I am not
really bothered about the
music so much

143.

Recording 1.13

144.

Make the sentences
negative

145.

1. The article is about the
Mozart effect

146.

Isn’t

147.

1. The article isn’t about
the Mozart effect

148.

2. The woman likes music
that reminds her of old
times

149.

Doesn’t like

150.

2. The woman doesn’t like
music that reminds her of
old times

151.

3. She listens to music a
lot

152.

Doesn’t listen

153.

3. She doesn’t listen to
music much

154.

4. She sometimes sings

155.

Doesn’t sing

156.

4. She doesn’t sing

157.

Figure out if the following
sentences are true or false

158.

1.
The article is about
the Mozart effect

159.

M: I’ve got an article here
about the Mozart effect. It
says music can affect your
mood. You know different
music can help you feel happy
or relaxed or something

160.

1.
The article is about the
Mozart effect

161.

2. The woman doesn’t like
music that reminds
[ri’maindz] her of old
times

162.

W: Sometimes I like listening
to music that reminds me of
old times. You know, I put on
a song the other day and it
really reminded me of my
summer holidays a few years
ago

163.

2. The woman likes music
that reminds her of old
times

164.

1
3. She listens to music a lot

165.

M: Yeah, I know what you
mean. How often do you lietn
to music then?
W: I listen to music every
single day. All day
sometimes!

166.

3. She listens to music a lot

167.

4. She sometimes sings at
the same time as listening
to music

168.

169.

4. She sometimes sings at
the same time as listening to
music

170.

Exercise 6
Page 25

171.

Listen to the recording
again. Find the questions
you hear

172.

Recording 1.13

173.

1. Can music change how
you feel?

174.

M: I don’t know about that.
Can music change how you
feel? What do you think?
W: I don’t know. I think
maybe when you’re in a bad
mood or upset about
something

175.

2. What music do you find
annoying?

176.

3. How often do you listen
to music?

177.

M: Yeah, I know what you
mean. How often do you
listen to music then?
W: I listen to music every
single day. All day
sometimes!

178.

4. Have you got an iPod?
If not, would you like one?

179.

5. Do you listen to music
when you’re travelling?

180.

M: So, do you listen to music
when you’re travelling? You
know, when you’re going to
work or something?

181.

6. What’s your favorite
type of music?

182.

M: What’s your favorite type
of music?
W: I love all kinds of musicanything that’s good. I love
opld stuff, I love new stuff. My
favorite type is probably rock,
but lots of other stuff, too

183.

7. Are you learning a
musical instrument at the
moment?

184.

8. Did you play any
musical instruments when
you were a child?

185.

9. When did you last see
live music?

186.

W: I think it’s quite difficult to
say your favorite, especially
because I listen to so much
music
M: What about live music?
When did you last see live
music?

187.

10. Have you ever seen a
famous artist or band in
concert?

188.

Exercise 7
Page 25

189.

Answer the questions you
ticked in exercise 6

190.

1. Can music change how
you feel?

191.

3. How often do you listen
to music?

192.

5. Do you listen to music
when you’re travelling?

193.

6. What’s your favorite
type of music?

194.

9. When did you last see
live music?

195.

Exercise 9
Page 25

196.

Correct the mistakes in 8
of the questions

197.

1. What kind of music
you like?

198.

1. What kind of music do
you like?

199.

2. Do you can play the
piano?

200.

2. Can you play the
piano?

201.

3. What music did you
listen to 10 years ago?

202.

4. Would like to be a
professional musician?

203.

4. Would you like to be a
professional musician?

204.

5. Has you ever
downloaded music from
the Internet?

205.

5. Have you ever
downloaded music from
the Internet?

206.

6. Who your favorite
singer or group?

207.

6. Who’s your favorite
singer or group?

208.

7. What music you listen
to in the mornings?

209.

7. What music do you
listen to in the mornings?

210.

8. Have you got a radio in
your bedroom?

211.

9. Did you took music
exams when you were a
child?

212.

9. Did you take music
exams when you were a
child?

213.

10. You’re listening to
music at the moment?

214.

10. Are you listening to
music at the moment?

215.

Exercise 1
Page 12 (Workbook)

216.

Choose the correct
alternative

217.

1. I’ve made/ was made 22
CDs

218.

1. I’ve made 22 CDs

219.

2. I’ve perform/’ve
performed for the president
many times

220.

2. I’ve performed for the
president many times

221.

3. I’s won/’ve won 18
awards

222.

3. I’ve won 18 awards

223.

4. How many records you
have sold/ have you sold?

224.

4. How many records have
you sold?

225.

5. I’ve sold/ am sold about
50 million

226.

5. I’ve sold about 50
million

227.

6. Has you/ have you ever
wanted to do a different
job?

228.

6. Have you ever wanted to
do a different job?

229.

7. Have you change/ have
you changed your musical
style at all?

230.

7. Have you changed your
musical style at all?

231.

8. I haven’t changed/ I
hadn’t changed anything

232.

8. I haven’t changed
anything

233.

Exercise 2
Page 12 (Workbook)