Ejercicio de Ingles Thriller

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ThrillerBy MICHAEL Jackson

1st verse ( fill in the gaps with the followin words:heart, paralyzed, moonlight, eyes, frezze, terror,dark, midnight, scream) .

It's close to midnight and something evil'slurking in the darkUnder the moonlight you see a sight thatalmost stops your heartYou try to scream but terror takes the sound

before you make itYou start to freeze as horror looks you right

between the eyes

You're paral yze d Chorus'Cause this is thriller, thriller nightAnd no one's gonna save you from the beastabout to strike

You know it's thriller, thriller nightYou're fighting for life inside a killer, thrillertonight

2nd verse (match the salves)You hear a door slam and hope thatthis is just imagination


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3rd Verse (Order the sentences in the paragraph)I'll make you seeThey will possess you unless you change thenumber on your dial

Now is the time for you and I to cuddle closetogetherThey're out to get you, there's demons closing inon every sideAll thru the night I'll save you from the terrors on

the screenChorus

4th verse ( fill the gaps with one of the followingwords: doom, creatures, stench thousand, hell,shiver. Rot, tomb. Alive evil, neighbourhooh, land

darkness, blood)Darkness falls across the land The midnight hour is closeat hand

Creatures crawl in searchof bloodTo terrorize y'awl'sneighborhoodAnd whosoever shall befound


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Without the soul for getting downMust stand and face the hounds of hellAnd rot inside a corpse's shellThe foulest stench is in the airThe funk of forty thousand yearsAnd grizzly ghouls from every tombAre closing in to seal your doomAnd though you fight to stay aliveYour body starts to shiver

or no mere mortal can resistThe evil of the thriller


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The Halloween customs we celebrate eachOctober 31st began long ago. They came from theancient Celtic festival of Samhain. The Celtic

people lived about 2000 year ago in area which we now callIreland, the United Kindom, and France. The festival ofSamhain marked the end of summer, the harvest, and thebeginning of their new year. The Celtic people believed thaton the night of October 31 st, the ghosts of the dead returned

to earth. They built huge bonfires and

dressed in costumes to ghosts good thing toeat.

The modern customs of Halloween aresimilar to the customs of Celtic peoplebecause many immigrants came to Americaand brought their beliefs and traditions

with them. The carving of a Jack-o-Lantern is thought tocome from the tradition of Irish children. They would carvepotatoes or turnips and light them for theirHalloween celebrations. The name Jackcame from an Irish man who peoplethought was so wicked neither heaven orthe devil wanted him. Jack is thought to

have roamed the earth looking for a placeto rest.

Trick or Treating is thought to have come from theEnglish people when they celebrated the religious festival ofAll Saints Day. On this day, the poor would beg for food andwould be given Soul Cakes to pray for the souls of the

relatives of rich people.


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Halloween in America is celebrated on October 31st. Thecelebrations are held in towns, schools, churches, and homes.Most children still dress in costumes and continue to trick ortreat in safe neighbourhoods or attend festivals at churchesor schools.


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Answer each of the following:

1.- The Celtic people liveda.- 2000 years ago b.- in Spain. c.- In America.

2.- Why the modern celebration of Halloween similar to thecustoms of the Celtic people?.

a.- The Celtics lived in America.b.- The ghosts roamed the earth.c.- Immigrants came to America and brought their customs

with them.d.- Many people do not celebrate Halloween.

3.- The custom of trick or treating came from what group ofprople?

a.- The Irish. b.- The Spanish. c.- The English. d.-None of these.

4.- Why was Jack not granted permission to live in heaven orwith the devil?

a.- He was so wicked b.- He was too ugly.

c.- He had potatoes. d.- none of these.

5.- Why were the poor people given soul cakes?a.- To keep from being hungry b.- To go

churchc.- To pray for the relatives of the rich. d.- none of these.


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