## Step 1 - Listening

#### Festival documentary

Jimmy Kimmel, a TV host in the United States, sends a woman to a well-known music festival in California, called Coachella.
Because music fans like to say they know new bands before other people, the host interviews music fans about fake bands, to see if the fans will pretend that they know them.

- Study the vocabulary.
- Read the questions.
- Watch the video.
- Answer the questions.
- Read the audio script and fill in the gaps.

Study the vocabulary.

to wrap up | to finish, to end
up-and-coming | new, emerging, becoming more popular
to conduct [an experiment] | to do an experiment, to try something
venue | the place where an event happens, takes place
to make up | to create, invent
obscure | not well-known: not known to most people
to play “live” | to play or give a concert in person
a highlight | something (such as an event or a detail) that is very interesting, exciting, or important: the best part of something
polka | a lively dance and type of music for couples that is popular with older generations in the Midwest United States
innovative | having new ideas, creative
straight out of [somewhere] | to come from a specific place
to give off | to emit, to let out, to send

Read the questions.

- Who created the fake band names?
- How does the host describe “Shorty Jizzle and the Plumbercracks?”
- Does anyone admit, or say, that they have not heard of the band?
- What does the host say Coachella means in an American Indian language?

Watch the video and answer the questions.