4. a) Read the definitions and the examples and try to guess the meaning of the new words. perform [pǝ'fo:m] v to give, act or show a play, a part in a play or a piece of music to the public: What play is performed tonight? performance [pǝ'fo:məns] n a time when a play is shown or music is played to lots of people: The group will give two more performances before they leave Moscow. scenery ['si:nǝri] n things on the stage that make it look like a real place: I was greatly impressed by the beautiful scenery. stage [steidz] v to show or arrange a performance for people: The Maly Theatre stages lots of plays by A. Ostrovsky. stage n a part of a theatre where the actors or dancers perform: Our seats were far from the stage but we could see the performance very well. curtain ['ks:tan] n a plece of hanging cloth that covers the scenery on the stage: When the curtain rose, we saw wonderful scenery on the stage. spectator [spek'textə] n a person who watches the performance: Lots of spectators came to see the first night of "The Cherry Orc entertainment [ent