THE PHRASAL VERB “TURN OUT” IN THE SECOND LINE IS CLOSEST IN MEANING...

Câu 34: The phrasal verb “turn out” in the second line is closest in meaning to ________.A.sell B.produce C.switch off D.prove to beRead the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate thecorrect answer to each of the questions from 35 to 42.The Film and the Novel: TwilightWhen a popular book gets made into a movie, there will always be a debate about whether thenovel or film is better. The filmmakers always have to consider certain things: do they want to followthe book closely to please dedicated readers, or do they want to change parts of the book if they don’ttranslate well on-screen? No matter what they do, there will always be people who feel the movie willnever be as good as the book, people who will love the movie without ever reading the book, andpeople who enjoy both.The vampire series Twilight, by Stephenie Meyer, became so popular that movie companieswanted to produce it for the big screen. Most Twilight fans were excited about seeing characters suchas Edward and Bella “come to life,” but there were other fans who did not trust the movie script. Theyassumed the scriptwriters would change parts of the story to make it seem more interesting as a movie.By the time the first Twilight movie was released, millions of people had read the series. Manyof these people went on to watch the film, which made $35.7 million just on its opening day. Whilemany fans and critics liked it and said the movie more or less followed the book’s storyline, some fanswere not impressed. One change that angered them was that certain sound effects were added to themovie, such as a “whooshing” sound when the vampires jumped. This was not mentioned in the book,and many fans felt that it was too distracting.Those who liked the movie said that they enjoyed the light mood and excitement. This was verydifferent from the book. The writing in Twilight is dark and gloomy, like many vampire novels. Themovie, however, added more energy to the story and more personality to the characters. For example,many characters in the book are portrayed as being quiet, and they spend most of their time at school.But in the movie, the characters are cooler and funnier - one scene even shows them going surfingtogether. The director of the first movie, Catherine Hardwicke, thought it was important for thecharacters to be believable. She wantedthemto have a wide variety of emotions, since the series is for,and about, teenagers.In the end, the films were considered a success, even if there were both happy and unhappy fans.It’s a great accomplishment to make films that are watched by millions of people, and you can’t expectto be able to please everyone all of the time.