pier (A) impress (A) depth (B) dominate (B) crack (C) elaborate (C) dock (D) overstate (D) prime TEST QUESTIONS Choose the word or phrase that is closest in meaning to the underlined word or phrase. 1. Kapok is made from the silky fibers that encircle the seeds of the tropical silk- cotton tree. (A) release (B) destroy (C) surround (D) circulate 2. Evidence suggests that the rumor process eliminates the most improbable accounts of an event. (A) elicits (B) deletes (C) emphasizes (D) exaggerates 3. The most elementary type of convection can be explained by the fact that heat rises. (A) Mentioned (B) erratic (C) prevalent (D) primary 4. The thermostat is an element in some types of fire detection devices. (A) a problem (B) an amenity (C) a component (D) an advantage 5. Poorly constructed dwellings cannot withstand severe storms. (A) Houses (B) piers (C) boats (D) roads LESSON 12 benefit blind broaden burgeon conspicuously
audience in the Western world1 The nervous and powerful main theme appears at the beginning. It is based on the Estonian folk tune Meil aiaäärne tänavas (In our country lane), but it is exposed in a pulsating manner, essentially reshaped in its character. So it remains hardly recognisable even for those who know the tune: Example 135. The whole theme in its original shape will grow from the first expanded phrase. The subsidiary theme is mournful. It elicits the other side of the same idea and emotion: Example 136. The first theme in the second movement (cellos, pizzicato) is a contemplative modification of the same folk tune. The second accompanying theme is reminiscent of a lullaby, being a variation of an old choral melody The night will come to an end, in this 1 First performed in the Stockholm Concert Hall by the Symphony Orchestra of the Concert Society, 16 Nov. 1947, conducted by Carl Garaguly.
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