John Lennon, in full John Winston Ono Lennon, (born October 9, 1940, Liverpool, England—died December 8, 1980, New York, New York, U.S.), leader or coleader of the British rock group the Beatles, author and graphic artist, solo recording artist, and collaborator with Yoko Ono on recordings and other art projects.

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John Lennon, in full John Winston Ono Lennon, (born October 9, 1940, Liverpool, England—died December 8, 1980, New York, New York, U.S.), leader or coleader of the British rock group the Beatles, author and graphic artist, solo recording artist, and collaborator with Yoko Ono on recordings and other art projects.




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Born: October 9, 1940 Liverpool England
Died: December 8, 1980 (aged 40) New York City New York
Awards And Honors: Grammy Award Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum (1994) Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum (1988) Grammy Award (1981) Grammy Award (1970) Grammy Award (1966)
Notable Works: “Double Fantasy” “Imagine” “Plastic Ono Band” “Some Time in New York City”
Notable Family Members: spouse Cynthia Lennon spouse Yoko Ono
Lennon’s fun-loving working-class parents married briefly and late and declined to raise their quick, sensitive, gifted son. Separated traumatically from each of them by age five, he was raised strictly (in Woolton, a Liverpool suburb) by his maternal aunt, Mimi Smith, whose husband died during Lennon’s adolescence, as did his biological mother, who had taught him to play the banjo. Such circumstances were not uncommon in the wake of World War II, but in Lennon they generated anger that he sublimated with brilliance and difficulty and an intense need for human connection. At age 21 he married the supportive, traditional Cynthia Powell, whom he divorced in 1968. At age 28 he married the independent, unconventional Yoko Ono. And much earlier, at age 16, he founded a skiffle band that evolved into the Beatles, the most important musical group of the second half of the 20th century.

John Lennon and Yoko Ono
John Lennon and Yoko Ono
John Lennon and Yoko Ono holding their marriage certificate after their wedding in Gibraltar, March 20, 1969.
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The Beatles were essentially a joint venture between practical pop adept Paul McCartney and alienated rock-and-roll rebel Lennon, but, as a disruptive cultural force, they always bore Lennon’s stamp. Musically, just two of countless examples are the forthright candour his vocal added to Smokey Robinson’s vulnerable “You’ve Really Got a Hold on Me” in 1964 and the “I used to be cruel to my woman” bridge he added to McCartney’s positive-thinking “Getting Better” in 1967. Culturally too, Lennon assumed the role of the candid provocateur. All four Beatles were witty, all four irreverent. But only Lennon would have observed “We’re more popular than Jesus now” or boiled the story of youth culture down to “America had teenagers and everywhere else just had people.”

Lennon’s genius encompassed writing and the visual arts, the only field in which he received formal training. His natural gifts in both were considerable, but in the end he proved a minor humorist and a casual if indelible cartoonist. In music, he had less inborn facility, though his paternal grandfather worked for years as a blackface minstrel. But music was where he put his substance. Lennon was one of the great rock rhythm guitarists, his signature a nervous rest-one-two-and-rest that complicated his foursquare attack, and his strong, nasal singing overshadowed McCartney’s more physically capable rocking and crooning. Declarative where the rockabilly singers he admired were frantic, almost a blues shouter in spirit if not in timbre, Lennon often undercut the masculinity of this approach with a canny, playful high voice deployed to humorous and even campy effect.

1.
A) Leisure – 4) free or unoccupied time
B) Entertainment – 3) something that serves for amusement
C) Opportunity – 1) a favourable position or chance
D) Occupation – 2) a job or proffession

2.
A) Calm – 2) not excited, nervous or troubled
B) Intelligent – 1) able to think, understand, and to learn things quickly and well
C) Brave – 3) willing to do things which are difficult or dangerous
D) Independent – 4) free from outside control

3 .
A) Miniature – 5) a model or copy of something on a very small scale
B) Signature – 1) the name of a person or a sign representing his name, marked by himself
C) Adventure – 2) an exciting or dangerous experiance
D) Gesture – 4) a movement of part of the body to express am idea or meaning

4.
A) Tornado – 1) a violent storm with very strong winds
B) Flood – 4) an overflow of a large amount of water beyond its normal limits
C) Snowstorm – 2) a heavy fall of snow, especially with a high wind
D) Breeze – 5) a gentle wind

5.
A) Request – 2) an act of asking politely or formally for something
B) Refusal – 5) an act of saying ‘no’ to an invitation, offer, etc.
C) Advice – 4) a suggestion about what somebody should do in a particular situation
D) Response – 1) a spoken or written answer

6.
A) Service – 5) the action of helping or doing work for someone
B) Catalogue – 1) a book that contains pictures of things that ……….
C) Brand – 2) a product or group of products that has its own name
D) Purchase – 4) something that you buy

7.
A) Lie – 4) a statement that is not true
B) Compliment – 1) a police expression of praise or admiration
C) Flattery – 5) a false insincere praise
D) Prize – 2) An award given to the winner

8.
A) Contract – 5) a written legal agreement between two people or organizations
B) Quarrel – 4) an angry argument
C) Discussion – 3) the process of talking something over
D) Trial – 2) hearing and judging a person or case in a court

9 .
A) Conversation -4) an informal talk between people
B) Exclamation – 3) en emphatic or excited cry
C) Utterance -2) the act or process of speaking or expressing in words
D) Argument -1) an exchange of opposite views, typically an angry one

10 .
A) Ordinary -5) of common or established type, usual
B) Strange -1) odd, unusual, or extraordinary
C) Human -3) relating to or characterizing people
D) Hostile -2) showing strong dislike

11.
A) Match -1) a game in which individuals or teams compete
B) Situation -4) a set of circumstances
C) Incident -2) an event or occurrence
D) Performance -3) an act of presenting a play, concert, etc.

Match the words and their definitions

1.
A) Leisure – 4) free or unoccupied time
B) Entertainment – 3) something that serves for amusement
C) Opportunity – 1) a favourable position or chance
D) Occupation – 2) a job or proffession

2.
A) Calm – 2) not excited, nervous or troubled
B) Intelligent – 1) able to think, understand, and to learn things quickly and well
C) Brave – 3) willing to do things which are difficult or dangerous
D) Independent – 4) free from outside control

3 .
A) Miniature – 5) a model or copy of something on a very small scale
B) Signature – 1) the name of a person or a sign representing his name, marked by himself
C) Adventure – 2) an exciting or dangerous experiance
D) Gesture – 4) a movement of part of the body to express am idea or meaning

4.
A) Tornado – 1) a violent storm with very strong winds
B) Flood – 4) an overflow of a large amount of water beyond its normal limits
C) Snowstorm – 2) a heavy fall of snow, especially with a high wind
D) Breeze – 5) a gentle wind

5.
A) Request – 2) an act of asking politely or formally for something
B) Refusal – 5) an act of saying ‘no’ to an invitation, offer, etc.
C) Advice – 4) a suggestion about what somebody should do in a particular situation
D) Response – 1) a spoken or written answer

6.
A) Service – 5) the action of helping or doing work for someone
B) Catalogue – 1) a book that contains pictures of things that ……….
C) Brand – 2) a product or group of products that has its own name
D) Purchase – 4) something that you buy

7.
A) Lie – 4) a statement that is not true
B) Compliment – 1) a police expression of praise or admiration
C) Flattery – 5) a false insincere praise
D) Prize – 2) An award given to the winner

8.
A) Contract – 5) a written legal agreement between two people or organizations
B) Quarrel – 4) an angry argument
C) Discussion – 3) the process of talking something over
D) Trial – 2) hearing and judging a person or case in a court

9 .
A) Conversation -4) an informal talk between people
B) Exclamation – 3) en emphatic or excited cry
C) Utterance -2) the act or process of speaking or expressing in words
D) Argument -1) an exchange of opposite views, typically an angry one

10 .
A) Ordinary -5) of common or established type, usual
B) Strange -1) odd, unusual, or extraordinary
C) Human -3) relating to or characterizing people
D) Hostile -2) showing strong dislike

11.
A) Match -1) a game in which individuals or teams compete
B) Situation -4) a set of circumstances
C) Incident -2) an event or occurrence
D) Performance -3) an act of presenting a play, concert, etc.

12.
A) Production-5) the process of growing or making goods or materials
B) Amount -4) a sum of money
C) Equivalence-2) equality in value, amount, meaning
D) Substance-1) a kind of matter with particular properties

13.
A) Consideration-1) careful thought, typically over a period of time
B) Motive-2) a reason for doing something
C) Motion-3) the action or process of moving or being moved
D) Command-4) an order given to a person or an animal

14.
A) Flexible -4) able to make changes or deal with a situtaion that is changing
B) Reliable-1) good in quality or performance; able to be trusted
C) Predictable-3)always behaving or occurring in the way expected
D) Authentic-5) of undisputed origin and not a copy; genuine

15.
A) Dispute -5) an argument or a disagreement
B) Peace -2) the state existing during the absence of war
C) Treaty-4) a formal agreement between countries
D) Battle-3) a fight between large armed forces

Mr James Scott has a garage in Silbury and now he has just bought another garage in Pinhurst. Pinhurst is only five miles from Silbury, but Mr Scott cannot get a telephone for his new garage, so he has just bought twelve pigeons.Yesterday, a pigeon carried the first message from Pinhurst to Silbury. The bird covered the distance in three minutes. Up to now,Mr Scott has sent a great many requests from one garage to the other. In this way, he has begun his own private «telephone» service.

Comprehension Precis and Composition

1.Where has Mr Scott opened his second garage? 2.Where is his first garage? 3.How far away is Silbury? 4.Can Mr Scott get a telephone for his new garage or not? 5.What has he bought? 6.In how many minutes do they carry messages from one garage to the other?

1.Put a circle ariund the word that does not go with the others

1.gardener, outlow, smuggler, criminal

2.modern, new, stuffy, original,

3.girder, vest, dress, coat

4.silver, diamond, gold, veal

5.profitable, successful, thriving, failing

6.resaurce, conversation, talk, discussion

2. Choose the proper word

(crazy-mad)

1.The girl was crazy about pop music. 2.Don’t be mad at me.I ahve got nothing to do bwith the whole thing. 3. He was mad when he realized that somebody had entered the room in his absence. 4. The boy is driving them mad with his crazy ideas.5. In the final scene the hero takes the girl’s hand and whispers: ‘ I’m crazy about you. I love you». 6. «hard to say why he should have done it. he must have gone mad».

3.Choose the best option

1. We walked …………as far as…………… the edge of the desert.

Please select 2 correct answers as far as up to until

2. It is another three weeks …………until………………. the holidays.

Please select 2 correct answers to until for up to

3. I don’t know how she manages to support such a large family. She has nothing ………………except…………….. her pension.

besides excep tapart from All of the above

4. Are you wearing anything ……………under…………. your sweater?

below under under neath Either under or underneath  

5. We should arrive …………at…………… their place …………in…………. time …………for………… lunch.

at, in, forin, to, atat, for, inat, by, for

6. They live …………in……………. a small one bedroom flat ………on………….. the third floor.

in, inon, onin, onon, in

7. Granny is arriving ………on………………. the 3.30 train.

inwithon

8. Last year, there were a large number of mangoes …………on…………. the tree.

inatonwith

9. His house is …………on…………….. the way from Mumbai to Thane.

inatbyon

10. He met and fell in love with a French girl when he was ……………in…………. the London School of Economics.

inaton

11. A few days after the accident she died …………from…………….. the injuries.

ofwithfromEither of or from

4. Make the sentenes Passive Voice.

Harry ate six shrimp at dinner. Six shrimps were eaten by Harry at the dinner

Beautiful giraffes roam the savannah. The savannah is roamed by beutiful giraffes

Sue changed the flat tire. The flat tire was changed by sue

We are going to watch a movie tonight. A movie is going to be watched by us tonight

I ran the obstacle course in record time. an obssticle course was ran in a record time by me

The crew paved the entire stretch of highway. The entire stretch of highway was paved by the crew

Mom read the novel in one day. The novel was read by mom in a day

I will clean the house every Saturday. The house will be cleaned by me every Saturday

The company requires staff to watch a safety video every year. Staff is required by the company to watch a safety video every year

Tom painted the entire house. The entire house was painted by Tom

The teacher always answers the students’ questions.the students questions are always answered by the theacher

The choir really enjoys that piece. That piece is enjoyed by the choir

A forest fire destroyed the whole suburb. The whole suburb was destroyed by a forest fire

The two kings are signing the treaty. The treaty is being signed by the two kings

The cleaning crew vacuums and dusts the office every night. The office is vacuumed and dusted by the cleaning crew every night.

Larry generously donated money to the homeless shelter. Money was donated to the homeless shelter by Larry

The wedding planner is making all the reservations. All the reservations are being made by the wedding planner

Susan will bake two dozen cupcakes for the bake sale. Two dozen cupcakes will be baked by Susan for the bake sale

The science class viewed the comet. The comet was viewed by the science class

The director will give you instructions. Instructions will be given to you by the director

Thousands of tourists visit the Grand Canyon every year. The Grand Canyon is visited by thousands of tourists every year

The homeowners remodeled the house to help it sell. The house was remodeled by the home owners to help it sell

The saltwater corroded the metal beams. The metal beams were corroded by the saltwater

The kangaroo carried her baby in her pouch. The kangaroos baby was carried by her in her pounch

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Translation

Leonardo Da Vinci was born in an Italian town called Vinci. He lived in a time period called the Renaissance, when everyone was interested in art. Even though Da Vinci was a great artist, he became famous for the other things he could do. He was a sculptor, a scientist, an inventor, an architect, a musician, and a mathematician. Da Vinci’s paintings were done in the realist style.

Realism is a type of art that tries to show things exactly as they appear in life. It began in the 18th century, but the greatest realist era was in the mid – 19th century. Most realists were from France, but there were some famous American painters who were realists too.

Surrealists’ paintings were generally based on dreams. Their paintings were filled with familiar objects which were painted to look strange or mysterious. They hoped their odd paintings would make people look at things in a different way and change the way they felt about things. Salvador Dalí was best known for the striking and bizarre imges in his surrealist works.

Լեոնարդո Դա Վինչին ծնվել է Վինչի անունով իտալական քաղաքում: Նա ապրել է մի ժամանակաշրջանում, որը կոչվում է Ռենեսանս և երբ բոլորը հետաքրքրված էին արվեստով: Չնայած որ Դա Վինչին հրաշալի նկարիչ էր, նա հայտնի դարձավ ուրիշ բաների համար: Նա քանդակագործ էր, գիտնական, ճարտարապետ, երաժիշտ և  մաթեմատիկոս: Դա Վինչիի նկարները արվել են ռեալիստ ձևով:

Ռեալիզմը արվեստի տեսակ է, որը փորձում է ցույց տալ ամեն ինչ, ինչպես իրականում կա: Այն սկսվել է 18-րդ դարում, բայց ռեալիզմի լավագույն շրջանը 19-րդ դարի կեսերին էր: Ռեալիստների մեծ մասը Ֆրանսիայից էին, բայց կային նաև հայտնի ամերիկյան ռեալիստ նկարիչներ:

Սուռեալիստների նկարները սովորաբար հիմնված էին երազների վրա: Նրանց նկարներում կային ծանոթ առարկաներ, որոնք նկարված էին տարօրինակ ձևով: Նրանք մտածում էին, որ իրենց տարօրինակ նկարները մարդկանց կստիպեն աառարկաներին ուրիշ ձևով նայել և կփոխեն իրենց զգացմունքները դրանց նկատմամբ: Սալվադոր Դալին ճանաչված էր իր նկարներում տարօրինակ և տպավորիչ պատկերների համար:

Reported speech

1. «What time does the next bus leave?» he said. «I need to get to the station.»
1. He asked what time the next bus left because he needed to get to the station.

2. «Don’t go swimming in the lake,» she said. «The water is filthy.»
2. She warned them not to go swimming in the lake because the water was filthy.

3. «Let’s go shopping tomorrow,» she said. «The sales have started.»
3. She suggested going shopping the following day because the sales had started.

4. «Stand up,» the teacher said to the pupils. «The headmaster is coming.»
4. The teacher ordered the pupils to stand up because the headmaster was coming.

5. «Please don’t take my ring,» she said to him. «It was a present.»
5. She begged him not to take her ring be cause it had been a present.

6. «It’s very late, Martin,» his mother said. «Where have you been?»
6. His mother reminded him that it was very late and asked him where he had been.

7. «Shall I cook the dinner?» he said to her. «You look very tired.»
7. He offered to cook the dinner, adding that she looked very tired.

8. «Please stop making that noise!» she said to him. «I can’t concentrate.»
8. She asked him to stop making that noise, explaining that she couldn’t concentrate.

9. «Yes, I dropped your vase,» she said. «I was cleaning the shelf.»
9. She admitted dropping my vase as she was cleaning the shelf.

10. «Can I use the car, please?» she said. «I need to run some errands.»
10. She asked if she could use the car because she needed to run some errands.

11. «I’m sorry I’m late,» he said. «The car wouldn’t start.»
11. He apologized for being late, explaining that the car wouldn’t start.

12. «Why are you teasing your sister?» she asked him. «You know it makes her unhappy.»
12. She asked/wondered why he was teasing his sister, reminding him that it made her unhappy.

13. «Why won’t you come to the party?» he said to her. «Everyone would love to see you.»
13. He asked why she wouldn’t go to the party and added that everyone would love to see her.

14. «It was Rob who broke the window,» he said to her. «He was kicking the football.»
14. He accused Rob of breaking the window as he was kicking the football.

3. Match the word  with  the proper definition

altogether                               a. to behave in an ostentatious way to impress others

brag                                          b. a face seen from the side

even out                                  c. without paying attention

hold out for                            d. to tell about your own achievements

lame                                         e. useless facts

marvel                                     f. to insist on something

negligence                              g. to come into balance

profile                                     h. carelessness

illiterate                                  i. to be amazed

show off                                  j. one who cannot read or write

absently                                  k. to pull hard

squabble                                 l. completely

stray                                       m. to argue

trivia                                      n. to get lost

yank                                      o. stupid and boring

1-I
2-d
3-g
4-f
5-o
6-I
7-h
8-b
9-j
10-a
11-c
12-m
13-n
14-e
15-k

5.Read the dialogues and choose the most appropriate options to complete the dialogues.

1. Doctor
Take this medicine for a week and you’ll start to feel better.
Patient
—————
Doctor
Are you sure? It’s the best on the market.
Patient
Yes I am. Can you please prescribe another one?

D) But I’ve used it before and it did not help at all.
2. Jake
How did you like the movie you saw last night?
Karen
I can’t say it was the best I’ve ever seen.
Jake
—————
Karen
Certainly not. Do not waste your time.

E) Then you wouldn’t recommend it, would you?

3. Father
What? You crashed the car again?
Son
—————
Father
I’m sure it wasn’t. This is the third accident you have had this year.
Son
You’re very angry now, dad. We had better talk about this later on.
C) But it wasn’t my fault. You’ve got to believe me.

4.Chuck
—————
Sue
Why do you think so?
Chuck
Whenever we meet, she pretends not to see me.
Sue
I don’t thin k it’s because she hasn’t got over her anger. She’s having
a bad time at work nowadays.

A) It seems that Martha is still angry with me.

5.Tom
—————
Mary
Are you kidding? We are in June.
Tom
So what? What’s wrong with June?
Mary
The right time to trim your roses is the beginning of winter, when they
lose their flowers.
D) Have you got any idea what the right time is to shorten rose plants?

6.Complete the sentences with the most appropriate options.

1. Even though the two parties appear united in negotiations, —-.

B) they weren’t able to agree on the subject
2. The moment I saw the sad face of my girl friend, —-.
C) I had decided to leave the house
D) I found out that something was wrong
3. You had better take your mobile phone with you —-.

C) because I will not be at home during the whole day

4. —- when they learned that the chairman would not be able to join the meeting.

E) They will have already discussed the most important subjects

5. —-, the Grammys are the highest rated.
E) Of the «big three» music awards shows

Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest

Ջեքը վերադարձել է։ Եվ նորից, այս տարօրինակ ծովահենը հետախուզման մեջ էր։

Ջեք Ճնճղուկի փախուստի կազմակերպման մեջ մեղադրվող Վիլ Թուրներ և Էլիզաբեթ Սվան ամուսիններին ձերբակալելուց հետո, “Արևելյան Հնդկաստան” Առևտրի ընկերությունը ներկայացնող չարամիտ լորդ Բեքետը Վիլլին առաջարկում է այսպիսի պայման․ գտնել ծովահենին և վերադարձնել, բայց առաջին հերթին բերել նրա հեքիաթային գանձեր գտնող կողմնացույցը։ Այլապես Վիլին մահապատժի կենթարկեն։ Այլընտրանք չունենալով՝ Վիլլը որոշեց գտնել այդ ծովահենին՝ կնոջն ազատելու համար։

Միևնույն ժամանակ Ջեքին առևանգել էր մարդակերների մի խումբ, որը մտածում էր, թե նա աստված է։ Ջեքն այդ կղզի գնացել էր Դեյվի Ջոնսի սիրտը գտնելու համար։ Ջոնսն իր սիրտը պահել էր սնդուկի մեջ։ Ջեքի կարծիքով ով ունենար Ջոնսի սիրտը, նա էլ կկարողանար կառավարել ամենասարսափազդու նավն՝ իր անձնակազմով հանդերձ։ Անձնակազմի մեջ էր նաև Վիլլ ի հայրը՝ Բիլլ Թուրները։

Վիլլը փնտրում էր Ջեքին, որպեսզի ազատվեր կախաղանից ։ Նա նույնպես ուզում էր Դեյվի Ջոնսի սիրտը, որպեսզի ազատի իր հոր հոգին։ Ջեքը ուզում է գտնել Վիլլին, որպեսզի մարի իր պարտքը Ջոնին, Ջոնը ուզում է գտնել Ջեքին, որովհետև այս խաբեբայի կյանքի ժամկետը լրացել էր։ Լորդ Բեքեթը փնտրում էր Ջեքին և իր կողմնացույցը, որը նրան կտաներ սնդուկի մոտ։ Էլիզաբեթի նախկին նշանածը՝ Նորինգտոնը, Ջեքից վրեժ է ուզում լուծել և հույս ունի, որ դրանով կարժանանա Լորդ Բեքեթի հավանությանը։ Էլիզաբեթն ուղղակի ուզում է ամուսնանալ։

Jack is back. And once again, the eccentric pirate is a wanted man.

After arresting lovebirds Will Turner and Elizabeth Swann for abetting Capt. Jack Sparrow’s escape (which ended the first Pirates movie The Curse of the Black Pearl), the malicious Lord Beckett of the East India Trading Company offers Will a deal: Locate the pirate and return him—and, more importantly, the mystical treasure-bearing compass he possesses—or else face sure execution. With no other option, Will sets out to find the outlandish buccaneer, promising to return and free his love.

Meanwhile, Jack, who’s been captured by a group of cannibals who think he’s a god, is after something of his own: a key to legendary pirate Davy Jones’ locker. The key unlocks a chest containing no swag, merely the still-beating heart of the feared sea marauder. According to Jack, whoever seizes Jones’ heart will control the half-squid, half-man himself—and his crew of undead, sea-ruling souls that includes Will’s cursed father, “Bootstrap” Bill Turner.

Will wants Jack so he can escape the gallows. He also wants the heart to free his dad’s soul. Jack wants Will in order to settle a debt with Jones. Jones wants Jack, whose time of scheming as a living swindler is up. Lord Beckett wants Jack and the compass, which ultimately leads to the chest. Elizabeth’s ex-fiancé, Commodore Norrington, wants revenge on Jack and hopes to earn the approval of Lord Beckett. And Elizabeth just wants to be married—or so it seems. Whew! Talk about your tangled and mangled treasure hunt.

1.this reading is mainly concerned with.

d]how human brain processes and stores information

2.according to the passage scientists.

c]dont know exactly how the information is transferred from one area of the brain to another

3.it is pointed out in the reading that.

e]scientist agree that the hippocampus is important in processing information

1.As we understand from the reading, Vera Petrova.

A] can only perceive things with her fingers

2.It is pointed out in the reading that Vera Petrova loses the ability to perceive objects with her fingers

D] as soon as her hands get wet

3.according to the reading.

C]Vera cant perceive objects with her skin unless she is blindfolded

So at first glance music has nothing to do with human body, but in my opinion you can get pleasurable feelings by just listening to music . Or you can make your mood a melody. Many people don’t understand music so they can’t listen and feel something. As to myself, I am a musical person. So, I feel and get feelings by just listening, and it has some influence on my body. At the same time you can feel bad by listening to sad songs. Music can rapidly change your mood.

This story is about a younգ Filipino and the drunk white man.They were both waiting for the same ferry to move to Oakland.At the beginning of the story, a drunkard begins to mistreat the Filipino for not being white.The drunkard says which, the young man must stay away from the crowd.The filipino tries to silence the drunkard, but he fails.When the ferry arrives he quickly ascends the ferry, enters a corner, then lavatoly.Some time later the drunkard found the filipino and continued to mistreat him again.The Filipino is so angry that he attacks the drunkard with a knife and hits him several times. Throughout history, the crowd did not help the Philippines for a second and prevented the death of a drunkard.