Task 2. Use the word given in capital letters to form a word that fits the gap in the same line. Isaac Dunayevsky: The Composer of Soviet Optimism. Isaac Osipovich Dunayevsky was born on 30 January 1900 in Lokhvitsa, a small town in the Poltava Governorate. His family was (1) musical: his grandfather was a cantor, his mother played the piano, and four of his brothers became musicians. From an early age, Isaac demonstrated an (2) talent for music, and his parents encouraged his artistic pursuits. He received a solid (3) at the Kharkov Conservatory, where he studied composition and conducting. After graduating in 1919, Dunayevsky worked as a conductor in various theatres, gradually gaining (4) among his colleagues. His (5) came in 1934 with the film Jolly Fellows, which brought him nationwide fame. The songs from that film were so (6) that they were sung everywhere, from factory floors to village squares. Dunayevsky composed music for dozens of films, including Circus, Volga-Volga, and The Children of Captain Grant. His melodies were characterised by (7) energy and infectious optimism. He was also a prolific composer of operettas, contributing (8) to the development of Soviet musical theatre. His interest in jazz was somewhat (9) for the Soviet establishment of his time, yet he persisted in experimenting with the genre. Dunayevsky’s ability to blend folk motifs with jazz rhythms was truly (10) . The (11) of his music lay in its accessibility and emotional directness. He received numerous awards, including two Stalin Prizes, and was honoured as a People’s Artist of the RSFSR. His contribution to Soviet culture was (12) . Despite official recognition, Dunayevsky faced (13) from critics who accused him of pandering to popular taste. Nevertheless, his works remain (14) popular, and his songs are still performed and beloved by millions. Isaac Dunayevsky passed away on 25 July 1955, but his musical legacy continues to inspire (15) __ generations of listeners and performers. Words: EXCEPTION, ORDINARY, EDUCATE, RECOGNIZE, ART, CATCH, BOUND, SIGNIFY, CONVENTION, INNOVATE, STRONG, MEASURE, APPROVE, END, COUNT.

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Фото задания: Task 2. Use the word given in capital letters to form a word that fits the gap in the same line. Isaac Dunayevsky: The…

Task 2. Use the word given in capital letters to form a word that fits the gap in the same line. Isaac Dunayevsky: The Composer of Soviet Optimism. Isaac Osipovich Dunayevsky was born on 30 January 1900 in Lokhvitsa, a small town in the Poltava Governorate. His family was (1) musical: his grandfather was a cantor, his mother played the piano, and four of his brothers became musicians. From an early age, Isaac demonstrated an (2) talent for music, and his parents encouraged his artistic pursuits. He received a solid (3) at the Kharkov Conservatory, where he studied composition and conducting. After graduating in 1919, Dunayevsky worked as a conductor in various theatres, gradually gaining (4) among his colleagues. His (5) came in 1934 with the film Jolly Fellows, which brought him nationwide fame. The songs from that film were so (6) that they were sung everywhere, from factory floors to village squares. Dunayevsky composed music for dozens of films, including Circus, Volga-Volga, and The Children of Captain Grant. His melodies were characterised by (7) energy and infectious optimism. He was also a prolific composer of operettas, contributing (8) to the development of Soviet musical theatre. His interest in jazz was somewhat (9) for the Soviet establishment of his time, yet he persisted in experimenting with the genre. Dunayevsky’s ability to blend folk motifs with jazz rhythms was truly (10) . The (11) of his music lay in its accessibility and emotional directness. He received numerous awards, including two Stalin Prizes, and was honoured as a People’s Artist of the RSFSR. His contribution to Soviet culture was (12) . Despite official recognition, Dunayevsky faced (13) from critics who accused him of pandering to popular taste. Nevertheless, his works remain (14) popular, and his songs are still performed and beloved by millions. Isaac Dunayevsky passed away on 25 July 1955, but his musical legacy continues to inspire (15) __ generations of listeners and performers. Words: EXCEPTION, ORDINARY, EDUCATE, RECOGNIZE, ART, CATCH, BOUND, SIGNIFY, CONVENTION, INNOVATE, STRONG, MEASURE, APPROVE, END, COUNT.

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Используем нужную часть речи и значение слова в контексте: например, перед musical требуется наречие, а в выражении ______ generations — определитель количества.

(1) exceptionally
(2) extraordinary
(3) education
(4) recognition
(5) breakthrough
(6) catchy
(7) boundless
(8) significantly
(9) unconventional
(10) innovative
(11) strength
(12) immeasurable
(13) disapproval
(14) endlessly
(15) countless

Ответ: exceptionally; extraordinary; education; recognition; breakthrough; catchy; boundless; significantly; unconventional; innovative; strength; immeasurable; disapproval; endlessly; countless.