A Brief History of the Oscars - Academy Awards for Best in Movies
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Lesson ESL - History of Oscar - basic information, origin, appropriate for Elementary students
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Lesson ESL - History of Oscar - basic information, origin, appropriate for Elementary students
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2 minutes 57 seconds
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27/07/2020
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1. Choose the correct options.
it all began in
1939
1929
2. Fill the gap.
Mayer found the best way to handle
3. Fill the gap.
He said was hangingall over them.
4. Fill the gap.
May 16th, 1929, 270 guests packed into Hollywood Rooseveltfor the first Academy Awards.
5. Choose the correct options.
There was no .... broadcast. Tickets cost just $5.
radio
Internet
television
radio or television
6. Fill the gap.
The Art Deco statue depicted a knight holding a Crusadersstanding in a reel of film.
7. Fill the gap.
Some credit the Academy librarian others, Betty Davis, even Waltwho to this day holds the record for most Oscar wins.
8. Fill the gap.
By 1942, they had become so
9. Fill the gap.
the first televised broadcast of the Oscars aired hosted by Bob Hope, ladies and gentlemen, mr.
10. Fill the gap.
… the awards were being watched bymillion people around the world.
11. Fill the gap.
So there it is the Oscars went from being a small gathering of Hollywood elites to the largestaward ceremony in the …
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