The passage discusses the life cycle of an annual festival, including the phases of development, introduction, growth, maturity, decline, and termination. It provides descriptions of each phase, with development describing the gradual unfolding process, introduction providing information about the event, growth referring to increasing complexity, maturity indicating being fully developed, decline reflecting a downward trend, and termination ending the life cycle.

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B.Study figure 1 on the opposite page. Discuss these questions.
1. What does the diagram show?
The diagram shows, the cycle of lie of the money. From the
beginning, of the development from the termination if you don’t
know how to you set wisely.
2. Give a short description of each phase of the life cycle of an
annual festival.
Well, we star development; it’s the gradual unfolding process by
which anything is developed, as a plan or method. Then we have
an introduction that tells what the product is about. Growth is the
development from a simpler to a more complex stage. Maturity is
being full-grown, ripe, or fully developed. Decline in this means to
refuse something, slope downward, and become less or to sink
from view. End termination it ends whit the life of cycle of life it
ends.

2. C. Student A has written about the life cycle of an event, but
there are some mistakes. Change the blue words, so the
sentences are true.
D. Student B has also written about the life cycle of an event.
Match each sentence with a corrected sentence with a corrected
sentence from exercise C.

3. B. Complete the summary with words from exercise A. Change
the form or part of speech if necessary.
An increasing number of people participate inmega events. These
events boosttourism in an are. Researchers claim that
participants areongoingnew experiences in our age of technology.
Other theories have beenreducewhich show that the trend is for
people to put forwardthe number of long holidays they have and
opt for morefrequent short breaks. Hallmark events seem to top
the list of tourists preferences. Some are one-off events, others
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