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Real Life: Watching Movies (3)
1.A paid worker who performs acrobatic and athletic feats,
often involving danger, in place of and for the actual actors
in a movie is called a .

flick
stuntman
understudy
supporting actor
2.A is a short preview of an upcoming movie. These
are usually shown to the public to give people an idea
about what the movie is going to entail and to also entice
people into watching the whole movie when it is released.

blockbuster
flop
trailer
soundtrack
3.Movie critics often about movies they really like.
This means that they talk about a specific movie in a very
positive way.

rave
complain
shoot
throw
4.A best-selling movie that made a lot of money because
of its popularity at the box office is called a .

soundtrack
studio
silent
blockbuster
5.A(n) is a person who is hired to play a very small,
non-speaking part in a movie. These people are often
hired to be part of large crowd scenes.

extra
understudy
stuntman
critic
6.A is the accompanying music that is used
throughout a movie.

understudy
soundtrack
rave
western
6.A is the accompanying music that is used
throughout a movie.

understudy
soundtrack
rave
western
8.When a movie is filmed in the same location the movie is
set in and not in a studio, the directors can say that the
movie was filmed location.

off
out
on
with
9.A movie is an older type of movie that was filmed
without any sound. These films are usually in black and
white.

silent
hush
mouth
lip
10.If a movie is rated PG-13, that means children under
the age of 13-years-old should watch the movie with a
parent or guardian because there may be some violent
and/or sexual content that is inappropriate for young
viewers. The exact meaning for PG is suggested.

parental guard
parental guidance
private regulation
peer guard