Listening Activity 2 (JELLICLE SONGS FOR JELLICLE CATS)

Listening Activity 2: Jellicle Songs For Jellicle Cats
Instruction: Listen carefully to the song to identify if the following statements are in the song. Write T if the statement is in the song. Write F if the statement is wrong or not in the song.

JELLICLE SONG FOR JELLICLE CATS
From Cats: Original Cast Recording (1981 Original London Cast)
Produced by: Andrew Lloyd Webber

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Can you say of your bite that it's worse than your bark?

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Are you cock of the talk when you're walking alone?

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Are you tense when you sense there's a storm in the air?

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Can’t you find your way blind when you're the host of the street?

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Can you ride on a broomstick to places far distant?

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Are you keen to be seen when you're smelling a rat?

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We can dive through the air like a flying trapeze.

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We can run up the wall, we can sing to the trees.

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Can you sing at the same time in more than one key?

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Listening Activity 2 (JELLICLE SONGS FOR JELLICLE CATS)

Can you say of your bite that it's worse than your bark?

Are you cock of the talk when you're walking alone?

Are you tense when you sense there's a storm in the air?

Can’t you find your way blind when you're the host of the street?

Can you ride on a broomstick to places far distant?

Are you keen to be seen when you're smelling a rat?

We can dive through the air like a flying trapeze.

We can run up the wall, we can sing to the trees.

Can you sing at the same time in more than one key?

And can you (as cats do) begin with a D that always triumphantly swings down the home.

Can you say of your bite that it's worse than your bark?

Are you cock of the talk when you're walking alone?

Are you tense when you sense there's a storm in the air?

Can’t you find your way blind when you're the host of the street?

Can you ride on a broomstick to places far distant?

Are you keen to be seen when you're smelling a rat?

We can dive through the air like a flying trapeze.

We can run up the wall, we can sing to the trees.

Can you sing at the same time in more than one key?

And can you (as cats do) begin with a D that always triumphantly swings down the home.