Read each paragraph and then choose the letter of the main idea
A composer's working methods are unique to his or her personality. Some composers are fluent2
and fast: Rossini, it is said, preferred rewriting a page to picking up a leaf of manuscript fallen to
the floor, and Mozart appears to have been able to keep the totality of a work in his mind's ear at
every turning point. Beethoven worked with great difficulty; Mahler revised compulsively,3
forever tinkering with bass drum strokes and cymbal crashes.
Adapted from D. Kern Holoman, Masterworks: A Musical Discovery (New York: Prentice-Hall, 1998), 7.
Main Idea:
a. Beethoven worked with great difficulty.
b. Some composers work quickly, seemingly without effort.
c. Every composer has unique working methods.
d. Mozart could keep track of several musical parts simultaneously.
c
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VOCABULARIO. Listen as your instructor reads a series of statements that each contain a number. Write down the numeral that corresponds to the number you hear.
Read each statement twice. Allow time for students to write their answers.
1. Hay cuarenta y dos profesores en esta facultad.
2. La señora tiene 79 años.
3. Don Francisco tiene 68 años.
4. El presidente tiene 53 años.
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Cuando el hombre habló con su esposa, le preguntó qué tipo de comida le iba a ___________________________ (llevar / traer) a casa para cenar.
"I am so frustrated! Joe expects me to work all day, then come home and do all the cooking and cleaning!"
A. serious B. angry C. pessimistic