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Describing films 2, form 7

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Q 1/20
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įtikinantis
30
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Q 2/20
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painus, sudėtingas
30
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20 questions

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įtikinantis

1

30 sec

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painus, sudėtingas

2

30 sec

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nesmagus, gėdingas

3

30 sec

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pavergiantis, įtraukiantis

4

30 sec

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jaudinantis, sukrečiantis

5

30 sec

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įspūdingas, efektingas

6

30 sec

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žiaurus

7

30 sec

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smurtas

8

30 sec

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įtampa

9

30 sec

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netikroviškas

10

30 sec

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vaidyba

11

30 sec

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veikėjai

12

30 sec

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pabaiga

13

30 sec

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siužeto posūkis

14

30 sec

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scenos (veiksmo ir kt.)

15

30 sec

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scenarijus

16

30 sec

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garso takelis

17

30 sec

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specialieji efektai

18

30 sec

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vertas peržiūros

19

30 sec

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turinys, siužetas

20

30 sec

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Acquittal (n): a person is not guilty of the crime with which the person has been charged Analogy (n): a comparison between two things Antiquity (n): the ancient past Assert (v): state a fact or belief confidently and forcefully Condescend (v): show feelings of superiority; be patronizing Electorate (n): all the people in a country or area who are entitled to vote in an election Ethical (adj): relating to moral principles Elite (n): a select group that is superior in terms of ability or qualities Evolve (v): develop gradually, especially from a simple to a more complex form Excerpt (n): a short extract from a film, broadcast, music, or writing Heresy (n): belief or opinion contrary to orthodox religious Fortitude (n): courage in pain or adversity Inarticulate (adj): unable to speak distinctly or express oneself clearly Paternal (adj): of or appropriate to a father Pauper (n): a very poor person Mentor (n/v): a trusted adviser, to advise or train Posthumous (adj): occurring, awarded, or appearing after the death of the originator Notoriety (n): the state of being famous or well-known for some bad quality or deed Prophetic (adj): accurately describing or predicting what will happen in the future