Sketch - Unfinished drawing, which is the first step in painting., Graffiti  - A kind of street art when people sprayed paint on the walls., Landscape  - A picture of nature, Oil painting - A type of painting when the artist uses paints that include vegetable oil., Sculpture - Type of art in which a three-dimensional thing is created, Pop art - Type of art based on modern popular culture, Still life - A painting or drawing of a groupe of objects, typically including fruit and flowers, Portrait - A painting or drawing of a person, Plot - It is what a book is about, Novel - A long printed story about imaginary characters and events, Novelist - A person who writes novels, Chapter - A part of story with a number or a name, Character - A person in a story, play or film, Biography - It's a non-fiction story about person's life, Autobiography - It's a non-fiction story in wich an author writes about his life, Play - A piece that actors play on stage, Playwright - A person who writes plays, Poem - A big composition with rhyme, Editor - The person who corrects the content of the article before publishing it, Designer - The person who create looks of something, Reporter - A type of journalist who takes a lot of interviews, Journalist - A person who writes articles for newspapers or magazines, Horoscope - It's forecast of a person's future which is determined by the stars, Headline - A heading at the top of an article or page in a newspaper or magazine., Commercial - A television or radio advertisement., Magazine - A book with articles, advertising and illustrations, weather forecast - A prediction of weather for a certain period in the future, Exhibition - A collection of things shown publicly, Bestseller - A product that is very popular and has sold in very large numburs, Paparazzi - The photographers who follow famous people everywhere they go in order to take photographs of them for newspapers and magazines,

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