voc

Question 1

acting

Answer 1

• the art or occupation of performing fictional roles in plays, films, or television.

Question 2

crowd

Answer 2

• a large number of people gathered together

Question 3

gig

Answer 3

• a musical performance

Question 4

lighting

Answer 4

• equipment for producing light, the arrangement of lights

Question 5

plot

Answer 5

• the main events, storyline written by the author of a play, novel, film

Question 6

role

Answer 6

• an actor’s part in a play, film, etc

Question 7

stage

Answer 7

• a place to present a performance on, or the organization\process of the performance

Question 8

star

Answer 8

• the special or principal performer of a film, play, or other show.

Question 9

download

Answer 9

• copy data from one computer system to another, typically over the internet.

Question 10

File sharing

Answer 10

• the process of sharing digital information or resources, including documents, multimedia, etc.

Question 11

purchase

Answer 11

• to invest or buy something

Question 12

peer-to-peer

Answer 12

relating to networks, where each of the computers can act like servers for the others

Question 13

transfer music

Answer 13

• either changing the music\melody itself, or downloading music

Question 14

blockbuster

Answer 14

• great commercial success of the film or book.

Question 15

box office

Answer 15

• a place where tickets are bought or reserved

Question 16

drawback

Answer 16

• a disadvantage of some sort, a problem

Question 17

feedback

Answer 17

• information about reactions to a product, or a person’s performance to a task

Question 18

outcome

Answer 18

• the way a thing turns out, a result

Question 19

page-turner

Answer 19

• an exciting book

Question 20

screenplay

Answer 20

• the script of a film

Question 21

turnout

Answer 21

• the number of people attending or taking part in an event

Question 22

brand new

Answer 22

• completely new, unused

Question 23

thought-provoking

Answer 23

• causing people to careful consideration or attention

Question 24

announce

Answer 24

make a formal public statement about a fact, or wherever else.

Question 25

accuse

Answer 25

charge someone with and offense\crime claim that they did something wrong

Question 26

admit

Answer 26

confess to be true

Question 27

advice

Answer 27

a recommendation

Question 28

agree

Answer 28

have the same opinion on something

Question 29

amusing

Answer 29

causing laughter or providing entertainment

Question 30

awful

Answer 30

a very bad, unpleasant, disgusting

Question 31

clichéd

Answer 31

lack of originality, based on repeated phrases or opinions (e.g. as red as a rose, sveikas kaip ridikas)

Question 32

convincing

Answer 32

being able to make someone believe that something is true or real

Question 33

core

Answer 33

the central part of anything

Question 34

credible

Answer 34

something (e.g. resource) that is trustworthy, reliable, believable

Question 35

deny

Answer 35

- refusing to admit the truth, a claim, etc.

Question 36

intricate

Answer 36

very complicated or detailed

Question 37

perceptive

Answer 37

- having a sensitive insight, paying attention to the details (atidus, izvalgus)

Question 38

predictable

Answer 38

- able to be predicted, expected what will happen, what will someone do, etc.

Question 39

raise

Answer 39

- lift to a higher position, increasing the level (e.g. getting a raise in work)

Question 40

release

Answer 40

- allow to escape, to set free (e.g. a film)

Question 41

stunning

Answer 41

- extremely impressive or attractive, extraordinary

Question 42

thrilling

Answer 42

- causing excitement and pleasure, jaudinantis

Question 43

unconvincing

Answer 43

failing to make someone believe that something is true or valid to be true.

Question 44

vivid

Answer 44

producing powerful feelings, or strong, clear images (e.g. memories) in the mind (ryskus)

Question 45

warn

Answer 45

- inform someone in advance of a possible danger, problem