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    The document discusses an annual electronic music festival called Tomorrowland that takes place in Belgium each summer. It then asks three questions: (1) what is the age of people who attend, (2) how much do people spend on tickets, and (3) whether the reader is interested in attending and why or why not. Finally, it provides vocabulary words related to the festival theme, accommodation, and mind-blowing experiences.

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    Social Studies

    Why do you think electronic music is popular?

    Music Festivals: Tomorrowland

    Do you love electronic music? Go to Tomorrowland. It happens


    once a year (every summer in June or July) and it takes place in Belgium.
    A lot of people go every year. Electronic music lovers of all ages go there
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    to experience the music with DJs and music producers. Each festival
    has a different theme. For example, the 2018 theme was “The Story
    of Planaxis”. What about the tickets and their price? This is the difficult
    part: the tickets are sold out in minutes. The prices depend on the type
    of ticket and the accommodation you choose. People spend between
    98€ and 6000€. Yes, it’s very expensive! The performers are musicians
    and DJs like David Guetta, Martin Solveig, Armin van Buuren, Steve
    Angelo, Axwell Ingrosso, Dimitri Vegas, and others. Tomorrowland
    is not only about music; it is an amazing theatrical production with
    Value: Freedoom of speech mind-blowing sets.

    Pop, hip-hop, reggaeton, salsa,


    cumbia, vallenato, etc. It does
    not matter what your favorite

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    music is, just do not forget
    an important thing: Music does
    not define you as a person,
    your values and actions do.

    1. Answer the following questions in your own words based on the reading.

    a. How old are the people who go to this event?

    b. How much do people spend on the tickets?

    c. Are you interested in this event? Why or why not?

    2. Some friends are considering going to the Tomorrowland festival.


    Choose the correct verb and write it in the present simple or present
    continuous form. Add words if needed (is, are).

    Vocabulary plan love buy like


    theme. a topic/subject for an
    event or party

    accommodation. a place Joseph Tomorrowland festival, so he


    a trip to Belgium for the next year. Charles and Stephanie
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    to sleep away from home


    like a hotel pop music, but they know nothing about electronic
    mind-blowing. amazing, music. Today they a David Guetta CD to listen
    incredible to this kind of music.

    4
    Writing
    Which school parties and events do you like going to?

    Planning a Social Event


    1. Imagine you are the principal of your school and you are organizing
    a social event for all the teachers and students.

    Follow these simple steps to write an invitation:

    a. Choose the kind of event you want to organize such as a dance

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    or dinner. Give it a theme!

    b. Decide the place, the date, and the time.

    c.
    Decide the cost and the activities that people can do at the event.

    2. Write an invitation for an event. Follow this format:

    End of term party


    Grammar Tip
    Come and join us at this event.
    The school is organizing a great party at The Lovers Bar on Eloy Remember that you use:
    Alfaro Avenue. The party starts at 6:00 pm, and it finishes at • AT + time. The match
    midnight. There will be some activities like live music, fast-food, is at 9:30 pm.
    and many surprises. It’s a free event. We hope you can come. • ON + days. The concert
    is on Saturday.
    • IN + months. The
    championship is in January.
    • ON + complete date. My
    birthday is on July 27th.

    Title:

    Place, date, and time:

    Activities:

    Vocabulary
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    Price: social event. a party or dinner


    that many people from work
    or school go to

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