Unit 6.

Task I.

1. b) 2. a) 3. f) 4. e) 5. d) 6. g) 7. c)

Task II.

1. editing 2. linear 3. agile 4. masterpiece 5. claimed 6. footage 7. Captured

Task III.

campaign against, juxtapose with, subject to, spatial continuity, bring forth, tracking shot, illiterate masses

Task IV.

1. Vertov’s idea of the composition of reality led to films which lacked a linear plot.

2. Newsreels were of crucial importance to inform and educate the illiterate masses.

3. The influence was brought out most clearly in the work of the greatest Soviet director Sergei Eisenstein.

4. Subsequently, the cartoons would be used for propaganda purposes.

5. As a mechanical device the camera is perfect: it is agile and mobile.

6. Agitki illustrated the tasks of the workers and warned against mistakes in a humorous and educational manner.

7. All these activities are captured by the camera, which itself plays an active role in the film.

Task V.

1. ​were dispatched 2.​ who 3.​ would incite 4.​ does not copy 5.​ are captured by 6. had to be 7.​ for

Unit 7.

Task I.

1. on 2. across 3. to 4. to 5. with 6. to 7. by 8. on 9. as 10. in

Task II.

1) had seen 2) had studied 3) read 4) had not heard 5) did 6) had worked 7) made

Task III.

1. c) 2. f) 3. a) 4. b) 5. g) 6. d) 7. e)

1. significantly 2. essentially 3. inevitably 4. symbolically 5. unjustly 6. extremely 7. gradually

Task IV.

People: set designer, actor, cameraman, film crew

Parts of a film or a play: denouement, collision, peripetia

Other: montage, character, juxtaposition, scenario, screenplay, demeanour

Task V.

a) hero b) audience c) episode d) screenplay e) denouement f) adapted g) feature

UNIT 8.

Task I.

1. f) 2. c) 3. e) 4. g) 5. b) 6. d) 7. a)

Task II.

1) e 2) a 3) g 4) f 5) b 6) d 7) c

Task III.

1. returned 2. contains 3. be explained 4. has lost 5. shown 6. to escape 7.  making 

Task IV.

a) set, costumes b) sxene c) performance d) script e) actors f) acting

UNIT 9.

Task I.

1. c 2. e 3. a 4. b 5. d

Task II.

1) censorship 2) the box office 3) Film stock 4) narrative films 5) the pre-production stage

Task III.

1. f) 2. d) 3. a) 4. c) 5. g) 6. b) 7. e)

Task IV.

(1) was assigned (2) conform to (3) ran into (4) was equipped (5) was accused of (6) was put on (7) was deprived of

PART II

UNIT 1.

Task I.

1. f) 2. e) 3. a) 4. g) 5. b) 6. d) 7. c)

Task II.

1) constituent 2) purges 3) conspiracy 4) ardent 5) versatile 6) xenophobia 7) discrepancies

Task III.

1) over 2) to 3) with 4) into 5) on 6) of 7) up

Task IV.

soviet citizenship, puppet animation, cold war, cultural revolution, socialist realism, cosmopolitan campaign, cinema affairs

Task V.

1. When did the USSR participate in the Venice Film Festival?

2. What city hosted its first international film festival in spring 1935?

3. Where were Soviet films validated?

4. What did the All-Union Creative Conference on Cinema Affairs adopt in 1935?

5. Why did many foreigners visit the Soviet Union?

6. When was the cartoon industry reorganized?

7. Who filmed the Arctic expedition of the icebreaker Cheliuskin?

Task VI.

№	verb	noun (person)	noun (thing, concept)	adjective
1	launched	---	launch	launching
2	endanger	---	danger	dangerous
3	explore	explorer	exploration	exploring
4	edit	editor	editing	editing
5	narrate	narrator	narration	narrative
6	aesthetise	aesthete	aesthetics	aesthetic
7	recruit	recruit	recruitment	recruiting
8	characterise	character	characterisation	characteristic
9	popularise	---	popularity	popular
10	liquidate	liquidator	liquidation	liquidating