Unit 4

3. (verb): to do an action in front of an audience, often as part of a show or other type of entertainment.
4. (adjective): no longer popular or fashionable; belonging to the past.
6. (noun): someone who watches television, a movie, or a video.
8. (noun): the people who watch or listen to a performance, speech, or event.
9. (verb): to make something or bring something into existence.
12. (verb): to keep someone interested or amused.
14. (noun): a story, film, or play that is exciting and frightening because it is about something dangerous or suspenseful.
15. (noun): something, such as a song, movie, or TV show, that becomes very popular and successful.
16. (noun): a film or television program that gives facts and information about a subject.
17. (noun): the words of a song.
18. (verb): a performance by actors or to perform a role in a play or movie.

1. (noun): a type of book, film, or television program in which the stories are based on future scientific and technological developments, often including imagined worlds and creatures.
2. (noun): a part of a movie or play in which the action happens in one place.
5. (adjective): very impressive or unusual.
7. (noun): a natural ability to do something well.
10. (verb): to show happiness or joy by doing something special or enjoyable.
11. (verb): to move your lips in time with a song or other audio recording that is being played, so that it looks as if you are singing or speaking the words.
13. (noun): a critical appraisal of something.