0026 At the Movies Flashcards

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  • The new _________ made more than $30,000,000 on the first weekend it was shown in theaters.

a movie that is very popular; a movie that many people have paid to see

A

blockbuster

  • The new blockbuster made more than $30,000,000 on the first weekend it was shown in theaters.
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  • The exciting _____ _____ was filled with car chases, explosions, and gunfights.

a movie in which the characters fight and go through many other dangerous situations

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action movie

  • The exciting action movie was filled with car chases, explosions, and gunfights.
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  • Selina could not enter the concert hall because she did not have a ______.

a small piece of paper one gets after paying the price required to enter a place or to participate in an event

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ticket

  • Selina could not enter the concert hall because she did not have a ticket.
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  • Ulysses stepped onto the ________ and traveled up from the first floor to the second floor.

moving stairs; a machine that takes people up and down to different floors or levels of a building using a moving set of steps

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escalator

  • Ulysses stepped onto the escalator and traveled up from the first floor to the second floor.
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  • After playing basketball all afternoon, Andria was tired, thirsty, and ___ __ _____.

panting; taking large breaths of air because one does not have enough air in one’s lungs, often as a result of physical exercise

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out of breath

  • After playing basketball all afternoon, Andria was tired, thirsty, and out of breath.
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  • Chase went to the ______ _______ and bought four tickets so that he and his family could go to the zoo.

a counter or table with a glass window or divider, where one pays for admission

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ticket window

  • Chase went to the ticket window and bought four tickets so that he and his family could go to the zoo.
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  • Marcela looked younger than 65, so she often had difficulty convincing people that she was a ______.

an elderly person, usually someone 65 years old or older

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senior

  • Marcela looked younger than 65, so she often had difficulty convincing people that she was a senior.
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  • Students only need to pay $7 to get into the theater instead of the normal $9 because the theater offers a _______ for students.

reduced price; a lower than normal price

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discount

  • Students only need to pay $7 to get into the theater instead of the normal $9 because the theater offers a discount for students.
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  • The ______ _____ stopped someone who tried to enter the theater without a ticket.

an employee at a theater who takes tickets from people entering to verify that each person has paid

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ticket taker

  • The ticket taker stopped someone who tried to enter the theater without a ticket.
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  • After showing the ticket ____, Jarrod was allowed to go back into the theater after leaving it earlier to use the restroom.

a small portion of a ticket that a customer keeps in the event that the customer needs to exit and re-enter and can do so without paying again

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stub

  • After showing the ticket stub, Jarrod was allowed to go back into the theater after leaving it earlier to use the restroom.
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  • The theater’s ____________ _____ sold soda, bottled water, candy, and pretzels.

an area in a movie theater that sells drinks and snacks

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concession stand

  • The theater’s concession stand sold soda, bottled water, candy, and pretzels.
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  • Hubert heated a batch of _______ in a pan on the stove and watched as the kernels burst open.

a snack food made from a type of corn in which the kernels “pop” or crack open after being heated

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popcorn

  • Hubert heated a batch of popcorn in a pan on the stove and watched as the kernels burst open.
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  • The movie theater had twelve __________ _____, so it could play twelve different movies at the same time.

the room at the movie theater in which a movie is played on a large screen (a special wall on which an image is projected)

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screening room

  • The movie theater had twelve screening rooms, so it could play twelve different movies at the same time.
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  • Many people rushed to the store during the sale, so the store was _______.

crowded; with a large number of people in a small space

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packed

  • Many people rushed to the store during the sale, so the store was packed.
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  • Courtney does not like to sit close to the movie ______ because it hurts her neck.

a flat surface on which a large image is shown; a large, flat surface on the wall inside a theater, on which movies are shown

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screen

  • Courtney does not like to sit close to the movie screen because it hurts her neck.
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16
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  • In September, Keith saw a ______ for a movie he wanted to see that would not come out until December.

short videos shown before the main movie with scenes from movies that will be released soon

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preview

  • In September, Keith saw a preview for a movie he wanted to see that would not come out until December.
17
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  • Lynda was in a rush, so she _______ ____ her breakfast and ran out of the door to try to catch the bus.

to eat quickly; to devour

A

to wolf down

  • Lynda was in a rush, so she wolfed down her breakfast and ran out of the door to try to catch the bus.