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Part 2: For questions 1-10, read the text below and think of the word which best fits each gap, Use only ONE word
in each gap. Write your answers in corresponding numbered boxes. There is an example at the beginning (0).
KARAOKE FEVER
Karaoke is fast (0) _becoming_ the nation's Number One party pastime. Public humiliation has never been so fashionable. It's 1 a.m. at an exclusive location in the heart of London. A major pop singer has taken the stage but rather than sing her latest hit, she treats the crowd (1) ________ a Michael Jackson song. What was once the party habit of teenagers is now favoured by London's coolest crowd and everyone is having a (2) ________. So why are so many of our celebrities queuing to make fools of (3) ________ in clubs and bars across the country? Maybe it's because belting out of a naff pop song to a public audience shows that (4) ________ though you may be a celebrity, you don't (5) _______ yourself too seriously. And if you are a big movie star, that's a good message to get (6) _______. Nobody gets away without being laughed at on a karaoke evening, no (7) ________ how famous they are.
(8) _________ all, that's the whole point of the exercise. But for the musical experts among you, a word or warning: this isn't about proving to the world that you know the all the lyrics to a serious song. It's about expressing your inner performer. Don't bother (9) __________ up at a karaoke night if you aren't prepared to sing, you've got to (10) _________ in the effort and prove that you are one of the 'in-crowd'. Break a leg!
in each gap. Write your answers in corresponding numbered boxes. There is an example at the beginning (0).
KARAOKE FEVER
Karaoke is fast (0) _becoming_ the nation's Number One party pastime. Public humiliation has never been so fashionable. It's 1 a.m. at an exclusive location in the heart of London. A major pop singer has taken the stage but rather than sing her latest hit, she treats the crowd (1) ________ a Michael Jackson song. What was once the party habit of teenagers is now favoured by London's coolest crowd and everyone is having a (2) ________. So why are so many of our celebrities queuing to make fools of (3) ________ in clubs and bars across the country? Maybe it's because belting out of a naff pop song to a public audience shows that (4) ________ though you may be a celebrity, you don't (5) _______ yourself too seriously. And if you are a big movie star, that's a good message to get (6) _______. Nobody gets away without being laughed at on a karaoke evening, no (7) ________ how famous they are.
(8) _________ all, that's the whole point of the exercise. But for the musical experts among you, a word or warning: this isn't about proving to the world that you know the all the lyrics to a serious song. It's about expressing your inner performer. Don't bother (9) __________ up at a karaoke night if you aren't prepared to sing, you've got to (10) _________ in the effort and prove that you are one of the 'in-crowd'. Break a leg!
