[phone] Subject Link Karshi-2023 everything grows in spring!

 
1. What is the main idea of this passage? 
A) Music can be made with simple objects. 
B) Musical instruments don’t need to be expensive. 
C) Garbage can be recycled as musical instruments. 
D) Unusual music can be made with ordinary instruments. 
 
2. Which is NOT a feature of Stomp? 
A) percussion performance B) fresh vegetable soup 
C) visual comedy D) music and dance 
 
3. What happens to the vegetable instruments after a performance? 
A) They are made into soup. 
B) They are sold to the audience. 
C) They are reused in other performances. 
D) They are put around the room to make the air smell fresh. 
 
4. What can be inferred about these groups? 
A) They want to make unique kinds of music. 
B) They don’t know how to play real musical instruments. 
C) They make their own instruments because they are poor. 
D) They use such instruments in order to save the environment. 
 
 
5. Which can replace the word “everyday” in line 5? 
A) cheap B) creative C) common D) expensive 
59. ECHO AND NARCISSUS 
There once lived a nymph called Echo, who was pretty but too talkative. One day, she angered the goddess 
Hera, so Hera used her magic power on Echo. From then on, Echo could not say what she wanted to. She 
could only repeat what others had said. One day, Echo saw a young man in the forest. He looked so handsome 
and strong that she fell deeply in love with him. He was Narcissus, a man with a cold heart who didn’t want 
friends or love. Echo quietly followed him. Sensing her presence, Narcissus asked who she was. But nothing 
came out of her mouth except what he had spoken. She lost hope and tried to hold him, but he pushed her 
away. It broke her heart, and she grew thinner by the day. Finally, her body was gone, but her voice 
remained. Even today, if you shout in the mountains, you will hear the soft sound of Echo answering back. 
After running away from Echo, Narcissus came to a pond. When he bent down to drink some water, he saw a 
face looking back at him. The face was so beautiful that Narcissus fell in love with it. Whenever he tried to 
touch it, though, it disappeared. Narcissus was so sad that he became thinner and thinner, until he too was 
gone. A flower grew where he died, and that flower was named narcissus.