B: say whether each statement is true, false or not given. If not enough information is given in the reading text, write not given. If the statement is false, explain why it is false.
1. A mask not only covers the face, but also hides our character
2. Some masks are 20,000 years old.
3. In some countries, people believe that masks have magical powers.
4. In Africa and Asia, witch-doctor wear masks to frighten their patients.
5. Halloween is celebrated by children in western countries.
C: write a short answer for each question
1. What are masks?
2. How long have people been wearing masks?
3. What do people in some countries believe about masks?
4. How are masks important in Indonesian dance drama?
5. How, according to some people, does a mask affect its wearer?
D: Read the passage again and answer the following questions.
1. What do we call someone who uses magic to help sick people?
2. Which word in the second paragraph means ‘make well again’ or ‘make an illness disappear completely’?
3. What is the art form called in which actors play the character in a story?
4. What do we call a play in which the words are to set music and sung?
5. Find the phrasal verb in the fourth paragraph which means ‘begins be like' or 'becomes'.