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Advanced Level Examination, 2002 First Session

1-Choose the best answer from a, b, c, or d:1- Learn Judo and you will be able to defend yourself (with – for – against

– of) attack.2- Pilots always (alarm – shake – alert – move) the passengers when

there is air turbulence.3- The two models are exactly the same in (all cases – any event –

contrasts – all respects).4- You are not the only one who didn’t hear the news. I didn’t (too-

either – also – neither).5- Would you like (some fruit – no fruits – the fruit – new fruit)?6- If you visit a doctor privately, he will certainly charge a (tariff – tax –

change – fee).7- One of these days there will be a terrible accident on this corner. –I

(hope not – don’t hope – hope no – don’t hope it).8- Pesticides (do – make – take – have) immense damage to the

environment.9- The Pyramids are an important part of our national (inheritance –

income – heritage – heroes).10- My father’s car has not been repaired yet because the garage is still

waiting for (accessories – spare time – spare parts – spare machines).11- It takes a long time for fallen trees to (cut – decay – spoil – go bad).12- Nowadays, (smaller – much – lot – fewer) people can afford to travel

abroad for their holidays.13- Once a year, there is a ceremony at the war (memorial – memory –

memo – reminder).14- He only caught a glimpse of her, so can only describe her (rough –

roughly – right – rightly).15- Business people might arrange a meeting in order to have (a

disagreement – an opposition – a discussion – a degree).16- He was locked out and he had to (get over – get into – get up – get

in) through the window.

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17- A person who has good sense and judgment is described as (sensitive – sensible – conscious – practical).

18- (What – How – Who – Why) is the weather like today?19- My sister is asking for (very much – much – much more – enough)

money than I have.20- She expects to be successful (on – in – with – of) anything she does.

2-Answer FOUR ONLY of the following questions:1- Mention some of the different ways of recycling tires. (محذوف)2- There are several elements that made Hawaii a major tourist

attraction. Discuss.3- How was Maria Montessori’s mother a great help to her daughter?4- How does cutting down trees affect the climate? (محذوف)5- Why are scientists worried about disappearing species? (محذوف)

3-Rewrite the following sentences using the words in brackets to give the same meaning:

1- Man can’t approximate computers in efficiency. (efficient)2- There have never been so many beggars on the streets. (Never…)3- But for the merchant’s caution, he would have lost all his money.

(Unless…)4- I’ll try to be on time, but don’t worry where I am late. (Detect and

correct the error)5- She’s late again. It is typical -------- her to keep everybody waiting.

(Insert a preposition)4-Read the following passage and answer the questions:

For many people, science fiction is stories about such character as Superman and Batman who do impossible things. Although these characters and the films and stories about them are fun, they give a wrong idea about what science fiction really is.

Science fiction is a kind of fiction in which the writers ask themselves questions such as “what would happen if we could take something that made us all very clever?” Or “what would happen if we met a clever creature from another planet?”

For some people, only one kind of science fiction is worth anything. This is science fiction in which the stories are scientifically possible. Another kind of science fiction is not about scientific progress, it is about the way people live and are governed.

The third kind of science fiction is often called fantasy. These stories often have magicians in them and beautiful heroes and heroines. One of the most famous of these is “The Sword in the Stone” which was later made into a Hollywood musical film called “Camelot”.


It is sometimes very difficult to decide whether a story should be called a work of science fiction or not. George Orwell, for example, wrote a fantasy about a place in which all the character were animals, Animal Farm. Because it is an impossible story, some people may call it science fiction. However, it was really a satire on the way human beings behave.

People who say that science fiction is nonsense or a waste of time are really showing how little they know about it. To those we say that science fiction is usually a very serious attempt to write about what life might be like in the future or in another world.A)Answer the following questions:

1- Why are Superman and Batman not really science fiction character?2- What is a fantasy?3- What are the kinds of science fiction mentioned in the passage?

B)Choose the correct answer:4-“Animal Farm” was a (science fiction – comedy – satire – presentation).5-“The Sword in the Stone” is a (fantasy – magician – sword – stone).Critical thinking:5-Choose the best ending for each of the two following paragraphs:1- Mozart could write down a piece of music even if he had heard it only once. One day, he went to hear a group of people singing in a big church in Rome. The song was very special. The church leader said that people could sing the song only once a year and only in his church. No one else was allowed to have the music. Mozart listened to the song. Although it was very difficult and long, ------------------------.a) Mozart left the church.b) the people could not sing it.c) Mozart went back home and wrote it from memory.d) the church leader didn’t allow the people in his church to sing it.

2- The French expression “haute couture” means “high fashion”. Nowadays “haute couture” means the very best of French fashion – the clothes that top designers make. These clothes are first made for beautiful models to wear at fashion shows where rich women come to look at them. After the show, the women decide which designs they are going to buy. The designer then makes the clothes to fit that particular buyer. This is called ------------------------.

a) international fashion.b) Made – to – measure fashion.c) Expensive designers.d) Wealthy women.

6-Write an essay of not less than 25 lines on:


Many changes have taken place in the global climate, most of which man is to blame for. Discuss.

Model Answers1-Choose

1-against 2-alert 3-all respects 4-either5-some fruit 6-fee 7-hope not 8-do9-heritage 10-spare parts 11-decay 12-fewer13-memorial 14-roughly 15-a discussion 16-get in17-sensible 18-what 19-much more 20-in

2-Answer FOUR ONLY of the following questions: األول الجزء ضمن موجودة االمتحانات كل في السؤال بهذا الخاصة اإلجابة

أن مراعاة مع إليها الجوع برجاء – األولي المذكرة – الخاص المستوي من . لالمتحان الجديدة للمواصفات وفقا حذفها تم قد الموضوعات بعض

3-Rewrite the following sentences:1- Man can never be as efficient as computers.2- Never have there been so many beggars on the street.3- Unless the merchant had been cautious, he would have lost all his

money.4- I’ll try to be on time, but don’t worry in case (if / when) I am late.5- Of

4-Read the passage and answer the questions:1- …because they are just stories about characters who do impossible

things, but science fiction is a kind of fiction in which the writers ask themselves questions about what life might be like in the future or in another world.

2- A fantasy is a story that often has magicians and beautiful heroes and heroines.

3- The three kinds of science fiction mentioned in the passage are:a) science fiction in which the stories are scientifically possible.b) Science fiction in which is about the way people live and are

governed.c) Fantasy

4-satire 5-fantasy5-Critical thinking:

1) c- Mozart went back home and wrote it from memory.


2) B- made–to–measure fashion6- Essay Writing::

Write the essay and ask your teacher to correct it

Advanced Level Examination, 2002 Second Session

1-Choose the best answer from a, b, c, or d:1- You and your friend spent the afternoon talking. You had a nice

(speech – chat – argument – reply).2- They cancelled their insurance policy and that cost them (dear –

valuable – precious – expensive).3- If we have the same point of view we are (agreeable – agreed –

agree – in agreement).4- A delicate person is one who (gets ill easily – has good manners –

has fine looks – has good sense).5- They are visiting you next week. How long (ago – since – nearly –

for)?6- He has never had to (do – make – have – take) such a difficult

choice.7- Some students learn languages with (mark – degree – ease –

convention).8- The children were stuck up the tree and couldn’t (get over – get off –

get out – get down).9- People often behave as if they were going to live for ever, forgetting

they are (mortal – fatal – deadly – immortal).10- While you are out, could you please buy a couple of (second soap –

bars of soap – soap – two soaps)?11- -I think smoking should be banned in the workplace. –I’m sorry, I

(agree to – differ by – disagree with – disagree by).12- You shouldn’t wear that suit if it is still (wet – foggy – fresh –

waterproof).13- They have done the exam. Now we have got to correct the (copies –

pages – papers – sheets).14- My bicycle is in a terrible (condition – situation – position – order).15- Some of the videos young people watch these days are quite

(tormented – tormenting – terrified – terrifying).16- The professor (made – did – gave – spoke) us a wonderful lecture

last week.17- In my opinion, there is no end to human (created – creativity –

creative – creatively).18- After he had studied law, he entered the legal (profession – job –

occupation – occasion).


19- Our neighbors have just gone (to holiday – with holidays – in holiday – on holiday).

20- Plenty of fresh air (constitutes – contributes – attributes – intrudes) to good health.

2-Answer FOUR ONLY of the following questions:1- What is the difference between scuba diving and snorkeling?2- What was Maria’s performance in primary school like?3- Dumping waste and chemicals in oceans and seas has a great effect

on marine environment. Discuss.4- How do modern farming methods affect society?6- In what way do trees on the sides of mountains prevent terrible

floods down streams? (محذوف)


1- I prefer a brown suit to a grey one. (preferable)2- Though he leaves home early, he is always late for work. (However)3- You are tired. I wish you (not go) to bed so late last night. (Correct

the verb)4- Huda will be surprised as she hears the news. (Detect the error

and correct it)5- Due to the motorist’s recklessness and indifference, the terrible

accident took place. (Had it not….)4-Read the passage and answer the questions:

When most children – and other people who should know better – think of pirates, they think of story-book characters. The most famous of these are Long John Silver in “Treasure Island” and Captain Hook in “Peter Pan”. These and other pirates sailed the seas in sailing ships. Their flag was a skull and crossbones. They robbed other ships and led exciting and adventurous lives. They lived over a hundred years ago and although they were bad men, they were not completely wicked. This is the romantic idea of pirates.

The truth is very different. Firstly, most pirates were not and are not like the story-book characters. They are not just men who robbed other ships: they were and are murderers of the worst kind. They killed and kill people for their money and goods.

Secondly, there are probably as many, if not even more, pirates on the seas today than there were a hundred or more years ago. Nowadays, however, they do not sail in sailing ships and they do not have swords. Modern pirates use fast motor boats. They have machine guns and other weapons which they use to kill the sailors and passengers on the ships they attack. Whereas pirates in history were usually caught and punished,


most modern pirates are never caught. They move too quickly and there are too many of them.

Piracy is so serious that American sailing magazines tell their reader to take weapons with them – the bigger, the better. They also advise having the most modern. So many people have had problems with pirates that they don’t talk about the fish they have caught or the excitement of sailing any more. They talk about machine guns and bullets, and their escapes from pirate attacks.

When we think of pirates, therefore, we should not have romantic ideas, we should remember that they are really some of the most dangerous wickedest men in the history of sea travel.

A)Answer the following questions:1- How do children usually think of pirates?2- Why has piracy become a very serious problem?3- Make a comparison between pirates in the past and modern pirates.

B)Choose the correct answer:4-American sailing magazines advise readers to take weapons so as to ---a)kill each other b)hunt animalsc)kill captains d)defend themselves against pirates

5-Captain Hook is a -----------------.a)policeman b)romantic personc)story pirate d)writer

5-Critical thinking: Choose the best ending for each paragraph:1-The earliest known record of Egyptian bookkeeping dates from the time of the Old Kingdom (about 2500 BC). Egyptian Beehives were containers made of dry clay with a hole in them for the bees to fly in and out. The hives were usually placed on top of one another and are still placed in that way. The main reason that there have been so few changes to the way people keep bees in Egypt is that bookkeeping has always been ----------------------.

a) an entertaining scene.b) A healthy product for family members.c) A family industry with fathers passing the knowledge to their sons.d) An automatic process.

2-The world’s biggest animal is still living and it lives in the sea. It is called the Blue Whale. Blue Whales can be as long as 30 metres and weigh as much as 1000 kilos. The whale is not only the biggest animal, but it is also


one of the cleverest. We know that whales can talk to each other, though we do not know what they are saying. One day perhaps we ----------------.

a) shall be sure of the real weight of a Blue Whale b) may enjoy more about big animals.c) Can compare whales and dinosaurs.d) Shall be able to learn how to speak to whales.

6-Write an essay of not less than 25 lines on:Smoking is a health hazard for smokers and non-smokers. Discuss.

Model Answers

1-Choose

1-chat 2-dear 3-in agreement 4-gets ill easily5-for 6-make 7-ease 8-get down9-mortal 10-bars of soap 11-disagree with 12-wet13-papers 14-conditions 15-terrifying 16-gave17-creativity 18-profession 19-on holiday 20-contributes

2-Answer FOUR ONLY of the following questions: . األولى المذكرة في عنها اإلجابة سبق

3-Rewrite the following sentences:1- For me, a brown suit is preferable to a grey one.2- However early he leaves, he is late for work.3- You’re tired. I wish you hadn’t gone to bed so late last night.4- Huda will be surprised when she hears the news.5- Had it not been for the motorist’s recklessness and indifference, the

terrible accident wouldn’t have taken place.

4-Read the passage and answer the questions:1- Children usually think of pirates as adventurous story-book characters.2- ….because it threatens sailing ships, sea trade and passengers.3- In the past, pirates used to sail in sailing ships and they had swords.

Modern pirates use modern boats and they have machine guns and other weapons. In the past pirates were caught and punished. At present pirates are never caught.

4- D-defend themselves against pirates.5- C- story pirate

5-Critical Thinking: Choose the best ending:1-c- A family industry with fathers passing the knowledge to their sons.2-d- Shall be able to learn how to speak to whales.


6-Writing: Write the essay

Advanced Level Examination, 2003

1-Choose the best answer from a, b, c, or d:1- The robbers disappeared without (track – trace – sign – signal).2- She couldn’t (deal – treat – handle – use) the emergency situation.3- I could not bear living in a tropical (climate – weather – forecast –

condition).4- The (theme – composition – outline – condition) of the lecture was very

interesting.5- Babies usually suffer when they (toothing – teeth – teethe – tooth).6- Young people are usually (sustainable – suspicious – impressionable –

capable) to advertisements.7- She (supported – supplemented – completed – compiled) her regular

salary by a part time job in the evening.8- This pie is (stuffed – done – filled – full) with very rich cream.9- The man is over 80, however he is still going (strongly – stronger –

strongest – strong).10- Many students in the faculty of commerce choose to study (the

statistics – statistic – statistics – statistician).11- The ozone layer is depleting and there is no easy solution (to – with –

towards – about) this problem.12- There is a big store in town. There is (such – very – so – that) a huge

choice for everyone.13- Your plants look very (poorly – sickly – badly – weekly). You should

consult a specialist about them.14- The sultan reigned (on – with – over – under) the country for 20 years.15- The band were all (putting up – dressed in – dressing – had on) green

and red jackets.16- No doubt, the stone in the ring of the princess was (priceless –

valueless – worthless – useless).17- I couldn’t help (overseeing – overreacting – overhearing – overdoing)

what you told her.18- I did not know you were ill. You (must have – should have – had had –

might have) told me.19- A (miserly – miserable – misery – miser) is someone who hates giving

anything to anyone.20- I was on a crash on the motorway, but (by luck – by chance – luckily –

occasionally) I was not hurt.


2-Answer FOUR ONLY of the following questions:1- What are the traditions that are still alive in Hawaii today?2- Why did everyone predict that Maria Montessori would fail?3- In what way did the new farming methods increase the differences

between poor and rich landowners?4- Why do the green revolution methods of farming no longer appear to

be successful?5- Why do large landowners in Brazil and Central America burn parts of

the forest? (محذوف)


1- The governor is unlikely to attend the meeting of the Green Party. (doubtful)

2- Unless he had used the brakes, the child would have been hit. (But for)3- The International Symposium was held at the UNESCO Center in

Beijing. (The UNESCO Center…)4- He, as well as we, is interested in the current events. (We…)5- They realized, only then, the critical situation they put themselves in.

(Only then….)

4-Read the passage and answer the questions:Mexico is one of the most beautiful and diverse countries in the

world with a wide variety of landscapes and ecosystems – groups of plants and living creatures interacting with each other and with their surroundings. Mexico has it all: deserts, swamps, snow-capped mountains, volcanoes, tropical forests and even deserted beaches. The traditions of dozens of cultures still remain in Mexico making it an exciting holiday destination. There is something for everyone from ancient ruins to luxury hotels. Mexico is pleasant at any time of the year, but the most popular time to visit is between May and October. Whatever time of year you decide to visit, get ready to enjoy one of the most memorable holidays of your life.

The tour begins in Mexico city. It is the capital and was built on the ruins of Tenochtichian, dating back to Aztec times. In the center of the city lies the “Plaza de la Constitution”, which was built from stones taken from this ancient city. A short walk will take you to the Alameda, one of the largest parks in Mexico City. If you want a quick bite to eat, street vendors can be found everywhere selling good food at reasonable prices. If you are ready for a night out of the town, you can enjoy lively performances of traditional music and dance.


Puerto Vallarta is situated at the foot of the Sierra Madre Mountains. This romantic city is little more than an hour’s flight away from the capital. You will fall in love with the charm of the Mexico village atmosphere, fine old buildings and beautiful squares. Puerto Vallarta’s white sandy beaches stretch for over a hundred miles of unspoiled coastline, so you’ll certainly find a peaceful spot to relax.

A)Answer the following questions:1- Why is Mexico an exciting holiday destination?2- When was Tenochtichian built?3- What is the capital of Mexico?

B)Choose the correct answer:4-The prices of food sold by street vendors in the Alameda are --------.a)expensive b)too expensivec)rather cheap d)extremely cheap

5-Puerto Vallarta is ------------.a)a valley b)a capitalc)an inland village d)a coastal village

5-Critical Thinking: Choose the best ending for each paragraph: 1- Long before modern medicine came along, people relied on traditional

healing methods to protect and restore their health. These methods consisted largely of the use of various herbs and other naturally occurring products. Some serious illnesses were thought to be caused by evil spirits, so the treatment used by traditional healers was often a mixture of spiritual remedies as well as more practical herbal mixtures. Although traditional folk healers can still be found in most countries, ---------------.

a) the majority of people rely on them.b) Everyone trusts themc) The majority of people prefer to rely on modern medical treatmentd) No one resorts to modern remedies

2- Mrs. Gray bought some clothes. Then she went to another part of the store to have something to eat. She sat at a table with another woman and put her handbag on the floor by her chair. Soon, she and the other woman started to talk. Then the other woman got up to leave. Her handbag fell onto the floor and she bent to pick it up. Mrs. Gray finished eating, and bent down to take her bag, but to her surprise ---------------.

a) there were two bags.b) she found her bag.


c) there were three bags.d) there was another bag instead.

6-Write an essay of not less than 25 lines on:The importance of the role young people can play in eradicating illiteracy. Discuss.

Model Answers

1-Choose

1-trace 2-handle 3-climate 4-topic5-teethe 6-impressionable 7-supplemented 8-filled9-strong 10-statistics 11-to 12-such13-sickly 14-over 15-dressed in 16-priceless17-overhearing 18-should have 19-miser 20-luckily


3-Rewrite the following sentences:1- It is doubtful that the governor will attend the meeting of the Green

Party.2- But for (using) the brakes, the child would have been hit.3- The UNESCO Center in Beijing is the place where the International

Symposium was held.4- We, as well as he, are interested in the current events.5- Only then did they realize the critical situation they put themselves

in.4-Read the passage and answer the questions:

1- …because of the variety of landscapes and the traditions of dozens of cultures.

2- It was built in the Aztec times.3- Mexico City.4- A) rather cheap5- D) a coastal village.

5-Critical Thinking: Choose the best ending:1-c) The majority of people prefer to rely on modern medical treatment.2-d)there was another bag instead.6-Write the essay



1-Choose the best answer from a, b, c, or d:1- What (beautiful countryside – a beautiful countryside – beautiful

country – a countryside beauty)!2- If you go to a doctor to receive medical treatment, you are a (client –

customer – patient – guest).3- You like chocolate and (me too – so do I – I too – also I).4- (Novels – Fiction – Plays – Soap operas) are television serials about

particular people and their daily lives.5- You shouldn’t walk on a field that’s just been (sew – sow – sown –

sewn).6- There was a good (review – view – criticism – critic) of her latest novel

in Al-Ahram.7- When I clean the house, I throw old things (to – away – at – in).8- My brother is having an oral exam this morning and he is in a real

(position – situation – state – condition).9- I asked a (guard – keeper – warden – guardian) of the zoo about the

place of the lion’s cage.10- Do you drink Nescafe? I do, but I don’t (want it – want any – want some

– want) now, thank you.11- All the tables in the restaurant are (busy – in use – engaged –

occupied).12- Since he’s now better after the operation, he (shouldn’t – needn’t –

couldn’t – mustn’t) stay in hospital.13- This bag (holds – consists of – keeps – catches) three kilograms.14- If the food (is – become – would be – were) delicious, I would eat it.15- Mr. Zakaria has lived in Italy for 20 years, but he speaks Italian like (a

foreigner – an alien – a stranger – a guest).16- You have to read the latest magazines to (keep on with – keep up with

– keep at – keep into) what is happening.17- My uncle’s family are taking a weekend (travel – journey – voyage –

trip) to Taba. 18- She wants to use the phone. She asks, “Can I make a (call – ring –

phone – telephone), please?19- Football players should be (played – exercised – trained – drilled)

regularly.20- Ali (have – would – had – could) rather watch an action film than go to

the theatre.

2-Answer FOUR ONLY of the following questions:


1- What sports can you enjoy in the Hawaiian Island?2- What does “global thinking” mean?3- What are the two types of high schools at Maria Montessori’s time?

And which one did Maria choose?4- To what extent is the ozone layer important for all forms of life?5- How can we make use of old tires? (محذوف)


1- He needn’t have looked for a job. He would set up a company. (necessary)

2- All the criminals were dressed in a white uniform except her. (She was..)

3- She came very late without presenting an apology. (not polite)4- You must not be allowed to leave the meeting under any condition. (On

no condition…)5- She wrote the play. She acted in it too. (Not only…)

4-Read the passage and answer the questions:During the last fifty years, psychologists have made us believe that

differences between men and women are mainly due to the way we are brought up. According to this theory, women can be trained to do jobs that men traditionally do, and men can and should become more domesticated. They should be more communicative and emotional.

But two new books say that, according to recent scientific research, gender differences exist because men’s and women’s brains work completely differently and their biological differences mean that they can never think or behave in the same way.

Because the two sides of a woman’s brain are better connected, women are generally more talkative and more fluent than men. Women solve problems by talking about them, and in a crisis, they usually want to discuss the situation and their feelings, while men tend to interrupt and offer solutions, which isn’t what women want at all. Men themselves don’t like asking for advice or discussing their problems – they try to solve their problems themselves by thinking about them silently. This fundamental difference is one of the main causes of conflict in male – female relationships.

Although some jobs today are still dominated by one or the other sex, it is not because of sexual distinction, but basically because men and women are attracted to different jobs. It is logical that men are attracted to careers where spatial skills are vital, such as engineering, architecture, construction and flying. Also men are far more attracted than women to jobs which involve risk, such as the stock market or racing. On the other


hand, women’s superior verbal skills explain why interpreters and foreign language teachers are mainly women. They are attracted to professions that require verbal ability, e.g. writing, acting, journalism and counseling. They also excel in jobs that require good organizational skills.

A)Answer the following:1- Why do men and women behave differently?2- State one of the main causes of conflict between men and women.3- Why do men like stock market and racing more then women do?

B)Choose the correct answer:4-Women are better with words because……

a) they are biologically prepared to do that.b) They speak less than men.c) This is the way they are brought up.d) they like talking.

5-The underlined word “domesticated” means….a) be a petb) taming an animalc) dominantd) to do work in the home.

5-Critical Thinking: Choose the best ending for each paragraph:1-Jane got a small part in a film recently. She had to ride her bike to the top of a hill and then go downhill without stopping. Unfortunately, while she was going downhill, she fell off her bike into some bushes. She broke her arm and got cuts and bruises. She was luck she didn’t break her neck! Of course the director was very sorry, but he didn’t want this scene in the film. So when Jane comes out of hospital, --------------------.

a) she will not go to the cinema.b) She will not see herself in the film.c) She will take a longer part in another film.d) She will take her bike to the repair shop.

2-Noise control is a necessity, not a fad. The clatter of machines, and the din of office equipment produce deafness and nervous disorders. The high noise level of modern civilization in all phases lower human efficiency and happiness. Noises of cities have a serious effect on health, and engineers are hard at work trying to ---------------------------------.

a) stop using these noisy equipment and machines.b) Accustom to these noisy things.


c) Find means of noise prevention.d) Ignore and overlook these matters.

6-Write an essay of not less than 25 lines onIn your opinion, what is the ideal way to deal with teenagers?

Model Answers

1-Choose

1-beautiful countryside

2-patient 3-so do I 4-Soap operas

5-sown 6-review 7-away 8-state9-keeper 10-want any 11-occupied 12-needn’t13-holds 14-were 15-a foreigner 16-keep up with17-trip 18-call 19-trained 20-would


3-Rewrite the following sentences:1- It wasn’t necessary for him to look for a job, he would set up a

company.2- She was the only one who was not dressed in a white uniform.3- It wasn’t polite of her to come late without presenting an apology.4- On no condition must you be allowed to leave the meeting.5- Not only did she write the play, but she also acted in it.

4-Read the passage and answer the questions:1- Men and women behave differently because their brains work

completely differently and their biological differences mean that they can never think or behave in the same way.

2- One of the main causes of conflict between men and women is that women solve their problems by talking about them and in a crisis will usually want to discuss the situation and their feelings. Men tend to interrupt and offer solutions. Men don’t ask for advice or discuss their problems – they try to solve their problems themselves by thinking about them silently.

3- Men like stock market and racing more than women do because men and women are attracted to different jobs. These jobs involve risk taking which men are attracted to more.

4- A)They are biologically prepared to do that.5- D) To do work in the home.

5-Critical Thinking: Choose the best ending:


1-b) she will not see herself in the film.2-c) find means of noise prevention.

6-Write the essay.


1-Choose the best answer from a, b, c, or d:1- Business people might arrange a meeting in order to have (a

discussion – an argument – a conversation – a dialogue).2- You are driving and want to turn left, so you (do a sign – sign – signal –

signify).3- You have to let your children (go – to go – going – goes) their own way

in the end.4- English is easy when you begin learning, but it soon (does difficult –

gets difficult – difficulties – makes difficult).5- You play the piano well! How often do you (drill – exercise – train –

practise)?6- The people in a play are usually referred to as the (people – persons –

characters – types).7- A person who has good sense and judgment is (sensible – sensitive –

conscious – sociable).8- Where you were born is your (countryside – country – nation – world) of

origin.9- At the present time, less – lesser – fewer – smaller) people can travel

abroad for their holidays.10- The quality of the food in a restaurant depends on its (boss – chief –

manager – chef).11- If you are one of the people waiting to be served in a shop, you are a

(client – customer – patient – guest).12- Do you need (a help – any helps – any help – helps)?13- This computer is similar (of – in – about – to) the one we have in our

office.14- Someone is sitting in that seat. This seat is (occupied – busy –

engaged – reserved).15- I’ve got a lace at college! – (So I have – So have I – And I – Also I).16- (Domicile – Duplicate – Protocol – Permission) describes consent you

give to others or others give to you.17- Would you like (a fruit – some fruits – some fruit – fruits)?18- An electric toaster is an electrical (sort – appliance – goods – kind).


19- You are not the only one who didn’t hear the news. I didn’t (neither – also – too – either).

20- Someone who briefly assesses a play or book in the press writes a (review – critic- criticism – view).

2-Answer FOUR ONLY of the following questions:1- Why do people come from all over the world to Hawaii?2- How was Maria Montessori different from other children?3- Pollution does not stay where it is. Explain.4- Mention three reasons for the failure of the “Green Revolution”.5- What qualities should you have to try surfing?

3-Rewrite the following sentences:1- I left home with no money in my pocket. (Without)2- She can’t reach the shelf because it is very high. (too – to)3- Romeo and Juliet were two lovers. Their families hated each other.

(whose)4- It’s a pity you didn’t roll the carpet up before painting the ceiling. (I

wish)5- Why did no one inform me about the change of plan? (was)

4-Read the passage and answer the questions:Operation Raleigh started on a sailing ship. Over a four-year period,

the ship was the headquarters for 4000 young men and women. Each one joined the expedition for about three months. During this time, they had the opportunity not only of adventure but also of doing valuable community work and scientific research.

Today young people from all over the world are still joining Raleigh International , now a major youth development agency. The organization offers volunteers the chance to travel on expeditions to interesting places around the world to meet people from different cultures and make new friends. They each take part in three types of projects which benefit the communities they visit as well as themselves. Volunteers say it is a worthwhile experience which builds their confidence and helps prepare them for their future lives as adults.

Volunteers are aged between 17 and 25. No special qualifications, experience or abilities necessary. All you need is enthusiasm and the willingness to meet the challenges and endure the occasional discomfort of expedition life. Volunteers come from all over the world. All Raleigh volunteers must be able to work with a small group of people from different backgrounds and as part of a team. There are three types of projects and every one is given a chance to do one of each type. Community projects are important for the host countries. Volunteers also


learn a lot about the local way of life by working closely with local people. These projects include things like Eye Camps – to help cure people with eye disease, and building new primary schools in rural areas. Environmental projects are concerned with helping develop National Parks and protected areas to promote eco-tourism. The money from this will help with research and protection of species as well as bringing money into the country. Finally, adventure projects are for personal development.A)Answer the following questions:

1- How can you as a teenager make a difference to the world?2- What qualifications and qualities are / aren’t needed to be a volunteer?3- Explain in your own words what we mean by international volunteer

agency?B)Choose the correct answer:4-The three types of the projects benefit the volunteers by ----------.

a) helping cure people.b) building fences and new primary schools.c) building their confidence and preparing them for their future.d) working closely with local people.

5-The underlined word this refers to ---------------.a) money from environmental projects.b) money from eco-tourism.c) money from developing National Parks.d) money from Eye Camps.

5-Critical Thinking: Choose the best ending for each paragraph:1- Tourism continues to be a growing industry. Every year more and more

people take trips to another part of the world for pleasure. This growth does not seem to be affected by the fact that local conflicts continue in many areas. The tourist industry also does not seem to suffer during periods of economic difficulty. People may spend less money on other things in these periods, but they continue to spend money on travel. In recent years, in fact, --------------.

a) tourism has declined by an average of 16 %.b) people have spent 16 % more money on English courses.c) tourism has grown by about 16 %.d) people have preferred to stay home.

2- Most states of the United States have very strict laws to limit the hunting of deer (a large mammal). Some hunters, however, do not obey the laws and try to kill too many deer. So, the forest services have developed a robot that looks and acts just like a deer. This robot-deer is


left in the woods near a road where people will see it. It looks and acts just like a deer, but if a hunter tries to shoot it, the police come out from the woods and check his hunting license. The hunter may have wanted to get a deer, but, instead, the -------------.

a) police have gotten the deer.b) deer has gotten the hunter.c) hunter has gotten a large mammal.d) deer has gotten the police.

6-Write an essay of not less than 25 lines on:“Daydreams” . Imagine you could change everything around you. What would you do?

- Perhaps people should look different.- Perhaps buildings should be different.- How will all these changes affect your life?

Model Answers

1-Choose

1-a discussion 2-signal 3-go 4-gets difficult5-practise 6-characters 7-sensible 8-country9-fewer 10-chef 11-customer 12-any help13-to 14-occupied 15-so have I 16-permission17-some fruit 18-appliance 19-either 20-review


3-Rewrite the following sentences:1- I left home without any money in my pocket.2- The shelf is too high for her to reach.3- Romeo and Juliet whose families hated each other were two lovers.4- I wish you had rolled the carpet up before painting the ceiling.

I wish you had rolled up the carpet before painting the ceiling.5- Why wasn’t I informed about the change of plan?

4-Read the passage and answer the questions:1- I can work on community projects, projects that benefit the community.

I can work on environmental projects. I can do valuable community work and scientific research.


2- No special qualifications, experience or abilities are necessary. All you need is enthusiasm and the willingness to meet the challenges and endure the occasional discomfort of the expedition life.

3- We mean an organization made up of people who do work in other countries without payment.

4- C)building their confidence and preparing them for their future.5- B)money from eco-tourism.

5-Critical Thinking: Choose the best ending:1-c)tourism has grown by about 16%.2-b)deer has gotten the hunter

6-Write the essay.


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1-Choose the best answer from a, b, c, or d:1- I’ll collect my brother means that I’ll (pick him out – knock him down –

hold him up – pick him up).2- When you are on holiday, you might buy a (memory – remembrance –

memoir – memento) to take home with you.3- He denies he is guilty (of – on – to – in) spreading rumors.4- I’m not opposed to what you are saying. (On the contrary – The

contrary – In contrast – Contrary), I completely agree with you.5- Rock bands have (risen – raised – roused –aroused) millions or charity.6- You probably think carefully before deciding how to (reply – answer to

– respond – respond to) a business letter.7- The woman stood in front of a shop window and admired the (display –

exposure – show – exhibition).8- You are not the only one who didn’t hear the news. I didn’t (also –

either – too – neither).9- If you make a remark, you are probably (noticing – regarding – saying –

observing) something.10- If you (differ from – differ with – disagree with – differ by) me, just say

so.2-Find the mistakes, then correct the sentences:

1- Not only we missed our plane, we had to spend a night at the airport as well.

2- Meat need to be hanged for a few days to become tender.


3- Make sure the label is probably attached to your suitcase.4- The consumption of food at these places is very great, so it is difficult to

control garbage disposition.5- We’ve put out the meeting till next Monday.

3-Rewrite the following sentences:1- We needn’t take a taxi as we’ve already missed the train. (It’s no use..)2- To be successful in business, one must work very hard. (necessary)3- My father was smoking heavily when he was young. (heavy)4- We said we were sorry that we hadn’t warned him. (We apologized for)5- Yasmeen is unlikely to travel with us. (doubtful)

4-Answer FOUR only of the following questions:1- What are the two important traditions that are alive today in Hawaii?2- Give an example to show that Maria was no ordinary doctor.3- Why was Maria chosen as director of the “Children’s House”? What

should be given to those children to be ordinary according to Maria?4- Why does the problem of environmental destruction require global

thinking?5- Erosion is a reason for the lower grain production. Discuss.6- What does scuba diving mean? What can you do to learn how to scuba

dive in Hawaii?

5-A-Read the passage and answer the questions:Children who suffer from a disorder called autism find it difficult or

even impossible to show emotions in a normal way. Parents and the people who take care of autistic children often describe them as being emotionless. They don’t make eye contact and they don’t seem to notice other people. They often perform repetitive behavior, such as rocking back and forth, or repeat meaningless phrases. Sometimes, autistic children stop talking completely.

These behaviors can be frustrating for the parents of an autistic child, who often feel powerless and guilty. Many parents think that they are responsible for their child’s condition. In fact, doctors believe that the disorder may have a physical cause, related to a problem in the development of the brain. It is not clear why, but some children grow out of their autism as they mature, and go on to lead normal lives.

Answer the following questions:1- What is the main topic of this passage? Explain what it means.2- How do parents feel about the behavior of their autistic children?3- What is the most likely cause of autism?

B-Read the passage then choose the correct answer:


According to airline industry statistics, almost 90% of airline accidents are survivable or partially survivable. But passengers can increase their chances of survival by learning and following certain tips. Experts say that you should read and listen to safety instructions before takeoff and ask questions if you have uncertainties. You should fasten your seat belt low on your hips and as tightly as possible. Of course you should also know how the release mechanism of your seat belt operates. During takeoffs and landings, you are advised to keep your feet flat on the floor. Before takeoff you should locate the nearest exit and an alternative exit and count the rows of seats between you and the exits so that you can find them in the dark if necessary. In the event that you are forewarned of a possible accident, you should put your hands on your ankles, and keep your head down until the plane come to a complete stop.Choose the correct answer:1-What is the main topic of the passage?

a) Airline industry accident statistics.b) Procedures for evacuating aircraft.c) Guidelines for increasing aircraft passenger survival.d) Safety instructions in air travel.

2-According to the passage, airline travelers should keep their feet flat on the floor ----

a) throughout the flight.b) During takeoffs and landings.c) Especially during landing.d) Only if an accident is possible.

3-The underlined word them refers to --------------.A)rows b) feet c) seats d) exits

4-Airline passengers are advised to do all of the following except -----.a) locate the nearest exit.b) Ask questions about safety.c) Fasten their seat belts before takeoff.d) Carry personal belongings in an emergency.

6-Critical Reading: Choose the best ending for the following paragraph:

Wool is one of the oldest kinds of material used for clothing. We do not exactly when people started to use wool to make clothing. However, we do know that people were wearing wool clothes very early in man’s history. People used the wool not only from sheep, but also from other


animals. All these kinds of wool have one thing in common. They protect the body from outside changes in temperature. This way, wool keeps-----.

a) the body warm in summer and cool in winter.b) Insects away from the body.c) The body cool in summer and warm in winter.d) The body from sweating too much.

7-Write a dialogue between Sarah and Ramzy. They are talking about possible choices of the faculties to join next term.Each person should speak three times. Greetings are not counted.

8-Write an essay of not less than TWENTY lines on A or B:a) Optimists and pessimists view the future of the world in two different

ways.b) Education in Egypt faces a number of local and international

challenges to enable our young graduates to work in a highly competitive market.

Model Answers

1-Choose

1-pick him up 2-memento 3-of 4-On the contrary5-raised 6-respond to 7-display 8-either9-saying 10-disagree with

2-Find the mistakes then correct the sentences:1- not only did we miss our…..2- to be hung3- properly4- disposal 5- put off

3-Rewrite the following sentences:1- It is no use taking a taxi------.2- It is necessary to work very hard to be successful.3- My father was a heavy smoker when he was young.4- We apologized for not having warned him.5- It is doubtful that Yasmeen will travel with us.



5-A -Read and answer the questions:1- Autism / Autistic children. It is a disorder which causes people to find it

difficult or impossible to show emotions in a normal way.2- Parents feel frustrated, powerless and guilty about the behavior of their

autistic children.3- The most likely cause is a problem in the development of the brain.4- No, autism is not a chronic disease. Some children grow out of their

autism as they mature and go on to lead normal lives.B-Read and choose the correct answer:

1- c) guidelines for increasing aircraft passenger survival.2- b) during takeoffs and landings.3- c) exits.4- d) carry personal belongings in an emergency.

6-Critical Thinking: Choose the best ending for the paragraph:c) ---the body cool in summer and warm in winter.

7-Write the dialogue.8-Write the essay


1-Choose the best answer from a, b, c, or d:1- Pesticides (do – make – have – take) immense damage to the

environment.2- A reasonable person is the one who takes things (sensitively – logically

– hardly – quickly).3- You nodded, you would probably be (disagreeing – accepting –

agreeing – expecting).4- You never feel comfortable until you have (sorted – settled – arranged

– followed) an argument.5- I’ll have to wait till the sun has (rose – raised – risen – aroused).6- I’ve never been very keen (on – to – of – with) flying.7- Spain is a fertile country and exports a lot of its (product – productive –

produce – productivity).8- How many soldiers were (wind – wound – winding – wounded) in the

battle?9- I didn’t attend the party and she didn’t (neither – either – also – too).10- I’ve lost count of the number of times she has (lain – laid – lied – lay) to

me.


2-Find the mistakes, then correct the sentences:1- You play tennis and I do so.2- We can’t offer any discount for our services on no account.3- Please let me know if you have any criticisms to have.4- A shop may sell things cheaply when it is having a liquidation.5- It’s hard to imagine live without electricity.

3-Rewrite the following sentences:1- It’s five years since I saw him. (for)2- This is the place of his birth. (where)3- You don’t have to have any previous experience to apply for the job.

(necessary)4- His success greatly pleased his parents. (pleasure)5- There isn’t anywhere as nice as your country. (Nowhere)

4-Answer FOUR only of the following questions:1- What are the water sports that a tourist can enjoy in Hawaii?2- According to Hawaiian traditions, how are “leis” made?3- In what way was Maria Montessori different from the other women of

her day?4- Why did Maria Montessori prefer the technical school to the classical

school?5- What has connected people allover the world?6- What is meant by the “Green Revolution”?

5-a) Read the passage and answer the questions:The term “primitive art” has been used in a variety of ways to

describe works and styles of art. One way this term has been used is to describe the early period within the development of a certain style of art. Another way that this term has been used is to describe artists who have received little professional training and who demonstrate a nontraditional simplicity in their work.

A wonderful example of this second type of primitive artist is Grandma Sola, who spent all her life living on a farm and working at tasks normally associated with farm life. She didn’t begin painting until she had reached the age of 76, when she switched to painting from embroidery because the arthritis in her hands made embroidery too difficult. Totally without formal education in art, she began creating panoramic images of everyday life on the farm that have achieved international fame.Answer the following questions:

1- What does the term “primitive art” describe?2- Which areas of interest was Grandma Sola interested in?3- What does the underlined word that refer to?


4- “One is never too old to learn”. Explain, giving an example from the passage.

B)Read the passage and choose the correct answer:A hundred years ago, a scientist from Medford was trying to help

local industry, but he caused a problem with the local environment. The scientist thought it would be a good idea to develop the silk-

making industry in Medford. He knew that the silk industry in Asia was successful because of the silkworm, a caterpillar that ate only mulberry leaves. Mulberry trees did not grow in Medford, so he decided to develop a type of silk-making worm that would eat the type of tree leaves in Medford.

His plan was to develop a worm that was a cross between the silkworm and another type of imported worm that would eat the types of leaves around Medford. Unfortunately, his plan failed. He was not able to come up with a silk-producing worm. However, the worm he imported did like to eat the leaves of the trees around Medford.Choose the correct answer:1-The main idea of the passage is that a scientist working on a particular project ----------.a)did more harm than good.B)invented an exciting new projectc)founded the city of Medford.D)provided considerable help to local industry.

2-The situation described in this passage took place approximately ------.a)a decade ago b) two decades agoc)a century ago d)two centuries ago

3-Which of the following statements is wrong? The silkworm ----------.a)is a type of caterpillar b)only likes mulberry treesc)grows successfully in Asia. D)grows successfully in Medford

4-The underlined expression a cross between means --------.a)an enemy of b)a combination ofc)an ancestor of d)an invention of

6-Critical Thinking: Choose the best ending for this paragraph:Most doctors now agree that mothers’ milk is better for babies than

artificial milk. However, artificial milk has one advantage. It always tastes the same for the baby. Mothers’ milk, on the other hand, can change flavor. Certain foods may give the milk a strange taste. For example, if the mother eats cabbage or garlic, many babies will refuse her milk. Doctors


also have discovered that babies may also refuse their mother’s milk after she has exercised a lot. After exercise, in fact, -------------.

a) the milk may have an especially sweet taste.b) The mother may have extra milk.c) The milk may have an unpleasant sour taste.d) There may be very little milk.

7-Write a dialogue between Adel, a new graduate and his father who offers to help him start a small project.(Each person should speak three times – greetings are not counted)

8-Write an essay of not less than TWENTY lines on (A) or (B):A) Discipline is the sign of civilized people everywhere.B) The effect of modern technology on our everyday life.

Model Answers

1-Choose

1-do 2-logically 3-agreeing 4-settled5-risen 6-on 7-produce 8-wounded9-either 10-lied

2-Find the mistakes then correct the sentences:1- You play tennis and so do I.2- We can’t offer any discount for our services on any account.3- Please let me know if you have any criticisms to make.4- A shop may sell things cheaply when it is having a clearance sale.5- It’s hard to imagine living without electricity.

3-Rewrite the following sentences:1- I haven’t seen him for five years.2- This is the place where he was born.3- It isn’t necessary to have any previous experience to apply for the job.4- His success gave his parents great pleasure.5- Nowhere is nicer than your own country.

4-Answer FOUR only of the following questions: . األولى المذكرة في عنها اإلجابة سبق

5-A)Read the passage and answer the questions:


1- The term “primitive art” describes works and styles of art / artists who have received little professional training and who demonstrate a nontraditional simplicity in their work.

2- Grandma Sola was interested in embroidery and painting.3- The word that refers to: creating panoramic images of everyday life on

the farm4- Grandma Sola was 76, yet she switched to painting from embroidery

and her paintings have achieved international fame.

B)Read the passage and choose the correct answer:1- a) did more harm than good.2- C) a century ago.3- D)grows successfully in Medford.4- B) a combination of

6-Choose the best ending for the paragraph:c)the milk may have an unpleasant sour taste.

7-Write the dialogue.

8-Write the essay.


1-Choose the best answer from a, b, c, or d:1- He has (received – got – taken – had) her some flowers.2- If you disagree very strongly with someone, you have probably been

(conversing – disputing – quarrelling – discussing).3- I can’t join you for coffee. I (have – make – study – write) a lecture now.4- I’m not opposed to what you are saying. (Contrary – The contrary – In

contrast – On the contrary), I completely agree with you.5- Everything (were – was – is – be) in order when I entered the flat.6- Something you can buy at a good price can be described as (an

occasion – a bargain – an opportunity – second hand).7- As she was telling me the story, her eyes were (raised – mounted –

aroused – filled) with tears.8- A person who has a genial nature is very (sad and miserable – talented

and skilful – angry and aggressive – friendly and cheerful).9- Every morning the pupils (greet – salute – wave to – welcome) the flag.10- Nobody could fail (notice – noticed – to notice – noticing) the extensive

use of the Internet.


2-Find the mistakes then correct the sentences:1- They spoke very polite to their teacher.2- A lot of workers object to be sent away.3- When you do something wrong, you feel shy of yourself.4- Everyone must take place in the campaign for fighting cancer.5- We are all being encouraged to pick up any rubbish we see laying in

the street.

Rewrite the following sentences:1- You shouldn’t reply to this letter in any circumstances. (In no

circumstances…)2- He has postponed the meeting till next week. (The meeting..)3- He is interested in antiques. (interest)4- Silly questions really make me angry. (anger)5- We were all surprised at their sudden decision to leave the country.

(decide)

4-Answer FOUR only of the following questions:1- With its tropical climate and natural beauty, Hawaii is a major tourist

attraction. Explain.2- What makes diving in the water of Hawaii cheerful?3- How did Maria Montessori prove that she had the same potentials as

men?4- What did Maria Montessori refuse to accept concerning idiot children?5- How did modern farming methods affect the society?6- How is life expectancy inversely proportional to birth rate in industrial

countries?

5-A-Read the passage and answer the questions:Your thoughts and feelings are important, so communicating the is

vital. You are more likely to get what you want if you can ask in a direct open way. Even if you don’t get your way, you’ll feel stronger in yourself as a result. Consequently, increase your communication skills by writing down your views and desires. Say them to yourself in the mirror or record them on a cassette. By practice, you’ll feel less nervous when you really have to speak up. Learn to voice your feelings – no one else will do it for you.

In addition, the way we use our bodies conveys even more about our feeling than the things we say. Therefore, think how you use your body when talking: direct eye contact, upright posture, emphasizing gestures and a lively tone of your voice are signs of assertiveness. Eventually, observe others and think what your body is saying.


Answer the following questions:1- What is the best way through which you can get what you want?2- How can you improve your communication skills?3- What is the writer’s purpose in writing this article?4- What is the body’s role in conveying a message?

B-Read the passage and choose the correct answer:Rather than investing in expensive equipment to predict

earthquakes, perhaps scientists should spend more time with their pets. Chinese scientists, in 1970, thought that reports of farm animals running around in circles, and dogs barking all night, may indicate an impending natural disaster. They decided to evacuate the city of Haichin, which shortly afterwards, was hit by a huge earthquake. Thousands of lives were saved. Japanese scientists have also discovered that catfish become livelier several days before moderately strong earthquakes.

Scientists now accept that this can’t be pure coincidence. They believe the explanation may be linked to slight changes in the earth’s magnetic field. Although human beings can’t perceive such changes, it is thought that the sensitive nervous systems of some animals must be affected by them. Now scientists must discover exactly which animals are affected in this way, so they can save more lives in the future.

Choose the correct answer:1-Scientists should invest their time in -------------------.

a) inventing new machines to kill pets.b) Inventing new machines to predict the future.c) Preventing dogs from barking at night.d) Observing the significant behavior of some pets.

2-Scientists decided to evacuate the city of Haichin -------------.a) shortly before it was hit by an earthquake.b) After it had been hit by an earthquake.c) During the earthquake.d) A year before it was hit by an earthquake.

3-Japanese scientists have discovered that catfish become livelier before earthquakes because --------------.

a) it is pure coincidence.b) They are affected by the epicenter of the earthquake.c) Some changes in the earth’s magnetic field take place.d) The earthquake shakes the buildings.


4-Scientists must discover the effect of earthquakes on ------------.a) humans b) animals c) buildings d) cities

6-Choose the best ending for the following paragraph:We all know that monkeys are smart animals, but sometimes their

intelligence is surprising. A psychologist once wanted to see just how smart a monkey was. He hung a banana up in the monkey’s cage. He put in several large boxes and a long stick. The monkey looked at the banana the boxes and the stick. Then it took the psychologists hand and led him to where the banana was hanging. It jumped onto his shoulders and -----.

a) looked at the banana.b) Reached the banana from there.c) Jumped down onto one of the boxes.d) Hit him with the stick.

7-Write a dialogue between a passenger, who has lost his suitcase in a train station and the clerk at the lost property office. Each person should speak three times. Greetings are not counted.

8-Write an essay of not less than TWENTY lines on (A) or (B):A) Parents should set a good example to their children.B) The qualities a good leader should have.

Model Answers

1-Choose

1-got 2-quarrelling 3-have 4-On the contrary5-was 6-a bargain 7-filled 8-friendly and cheerful9-salute 10-to notice

2-Find the mistakes then correct the sentences:1- They spoke very politely to their teacher.2- A lot of workers object to being sent away.3- When you do something wrong, you feel ashamed of yourself.4- Everyone must take part in the campaign for fighting cancer.5- We are all being encouraged to pick up rubbish we see lying in the

street.

3-Rewrite the following sentences:1- In no circumstances should you reply to this letter.2- The meeting has been postponed till next week.


3- He has an interest in antiques.4- Silly questions arouse my anger / fill me with anger.5- We were surprised when they suddenly decided to leave the country.

4-Answer four only of the following questions: . األولى المذكرة في عنها اإلجابة سبق

5-A-Read the passage and answer the questions:1- You can ask in a direct open way.2- By writing down your views and desires. Say them to yourself in the

mirror or record them on a cassette.3- The writer’s purpose is to show the best way for communicating

thoughts and feelings and the various ways of improving communication skills.

4- We use our bodies when talking: direct eye contact, upright posture, emphasizing gestures and a lively tone of voice are signs of assertiveness.B-Read the passage and choose the correct answer:

1- d)observing the significant behavior of some pets.2- A) shortly before it was hit by an earthquake.3- C) some changes in the earth’s magnetic field take place.4- B)animals

6-Choose the best ending..b) reached the banana from there.

7-Write the dialogue

8-Write the essay.


حفظها يجب و مهمة اآلتية الكلمات

Alert / يحذر ينبه Inheritance وراثة

Accessories Memo / كماليات ملحقات مذكرة

Memorial تذكاري نSصب Catch a glimpse of

يلمح

Roughly تقريبا Opposition معارضة

Practical عملي Conscious واعي

Sensible / حكيم عاقل Sensitive حساس

Cost dear غاليا تكلف Precious / نفيس ثمين

Delicate الصحة ضعيف Mortal / عرضYYYYYة زائYYYYYلللموت

Immortal خالد Fatal = deadly / مميت قاتل

Exam papers االمتحان أوراق Creativity والخلق اإلبداع

Contribute to في يسهم Constitute / يSكون يSشكل

Attribute ينسب Intrude يتطفل

Without a trace أثر بدون Theme أو )مسYYرحية فكرةمثال( رواية

Teethe / أسYYنان لYYه تنمYYويسنن

Impressionable التأثر سهل

Susceptible التأثر سهل Supplement إلى يضيف

Statistics اإلحصاء علم Statistician إحصائي عالم

Deplete / ينتهي ينفد Sickly / / واهن ضYYYYYعيفصحي غير

Reign يحكم Priceless بثمن يSقدر ال

Worthless = valueless

قيمة / بال تافه Miser (n.) بخيل شخص

Miserly (adj.) بخيل Warden دار )في مشYYYYرف بيYYYوت أو مسYYYنينمثال( الشباب

Keeper / حYYYارس سYYYجان حديقYYYYYYYYYYYYة في

الحيوان

Guardian أمر / ولي وصي

Reserved متحفظ Sociable )صYYYفة اجتمYYYاعيللشخص(

Protocol = consent

اتفاق Domicile اإلقامة محل

Duplicate األصل طبق نسخة Memento = souvenir

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Memoir / سYYYيرة مYYYذكراتذاتية

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