3) Read the following passage then answer the questions below:

Mental and physical health professionals may consider referring clients and patients to a music therapist for a number of reasons. It seems a particularly good choice for the social worker who is coordinating a client’s case. Music therapists use music to establish a relationship with the patient and to improve the patient’s health, using highly structured musical interactions. Patient and therapists may sing, play instruments, dance, compose, or simply listen to music. The course of training for music therapists is comprehensive. In addition to formal musical and therapy training, music therapists are taught to discern what kinds of interventions will be most beneficial for each individual patient. Because each patient is different and has different goals, the music therapist must be able to understand the patient’s situation and choose the music and activities that will do the most toward helping the patient achieve his or her goals. The referring social worker can help this process by clearly communicating each client’s history.

Although patients may develop their musical skills, that is not the main goal of music therapy. Any client who needs particular work on communication or on academic, emotional, and social skills, and who is not responding to traditional therapy, is an excellent candidate for music therapy.

Choose the correct answer from a, b, c, or d:

13- Which of the following would be the most appropriate title for this passage?

a. What Social Workers Need to Know about Music Therapy .

b. How to Use Music to Combat Depression.

c. Training for a Career in Music Therapy.

d. The Social Worker as Music Therapist.

Answer the following question:

14- Compare the traditional therapy to the music therapy.

TWO reasons are enough.

1) Choose the correct answer from a, b, c, or d:

1- ………………. the truth is a virtue.

a) Speaking

b) Speak

c) Speaks

d) Spoken

2- ……………………. is the energy that exists between people when they feel seen, heard, and valued without judgment.

a) Connection

b) Explanation

c) Collaboration

d) Information

3- I propose that you……….. present at the meeting.

a) be

b) is

c) are

d) were

4- Social and economical equity is the necessary condition for achieving………………development.

a) sustainable

b) economical

c) historical

d) ecological

5- ………………. misbehave with anyone.

a) Don’t

b) Do

c) Didn’t

d) Doing

6- I am not certain ………….. our guests will arrive before I am informed by my mother.

a) what time

b) by which

c) how far

d) why then

7- I bought a house………...the river.

a) beside

b) on

c) to

d) next

8- The wooden………… was her last gift to her people and their new family member.

a) barrel

b) flood

c) belt

d) shadow

2) Fill in the missing gaps with the suitable word (s)

 Is it an effort to live by bread alone? Bread is necessary, but it is …….(9)…….only so that you can sing a song, ………(10)..……. reading a poem, ……..(11)……… a picture. Bread is needed, but only as a means. Bread ………(12 )……….the means into the end .

 9- needed

10- enjoy

11- paint

12- has turned

2- Read the following passage, then answer the questions:
At an elevation of 29,035 feet (8850 meters), Mount Everest is the world‟s largest
mountain. Mount Everest is relatively young, having been formed only 60 million years
ago, and it is still growing a few millimeters every year! Mount Everest is in the
mountain range called the Himalayas. The summit ridge of Mount Everest separates
Nepal and Tibet. Each of these two countries has a special name for this giant mountain.
The Nepalese name is „Sagarmatha‟, which means „goddess of the sky‟. The Tibetan
name is „Chomolungma‟, which means „mother goddess of the universe‟. In English,
Mount Everest is named after Sir George Everest, the first person to record the height and
location of the mountain. A climb to the summit was attempted by George Mallory in
1922, who famously gave his reason for wanting to climb Everest as, “Because it‟s
there”. He attempted to reach the summit again in the company of Andrew Irvine in
1924, but it was on this trip that both climbers disappeared. The first successful ascent of
Mount Everest was accomplished by Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay on May
29, 1953. The first ascent by a woman was on May 16th, 1975, by Junko Tabei fromJapan. Between 1921 and 2001, more than 1400 people have climbed Mount Everest.
Since the first ascent in 1953, more than 600 climbers from 20 different countries have
reached the summit. However, at least 170 climbers have died attempting to climb MountEverest, most commonly from avalanches, but also from falls in crevasses, cold, or high-
altitude sicknesses.

A-In what way does Mount Everest change every year?
a) It is shrinking a few millimeters.
b) It is getting thinner.
c) It is moving sideways.
d) It is growing a few millimeters.
B- List at least two ways in which climbers have died on Mount Everest.
 

3- Translate into Arabic:
The desert is one of the most difficult environments in the world to travel
through. The sand dunes are difficult to climb and the temperatures are very high.
 

4- Translate into English:
تعطي الذولت المصرٍت اهتماما كبَرا إلقامت المشروعاث وبناء المصانع الضخمت في سَناء وصعَذ مصر والوادً
الجذٍذ وتقدم كل التسهيالت الممكنة لرجال االعمال العرب واالجانب الستثمار اموالهم فى مصر.

5- Write an essay of about 180 words on the following topic:
With the help of technology, students can learn more information in less time.

6- Write an email of about 180 words to your friend telling him/her about your
future plans for the mid-year holiday.
Your e-mail is WesamAhmed@yahoo.com and your friend’s email is
NourAli@yahoo.com

1-Choose the correct answer from a, b, c, or d
1-When my mother surprised me with a birthday cake, it really .............. my day.
a. did                    b. started                    c. made                          d. ended
2- Sally is a .................. person who will do this task accurately.
a. reliable              b. reliability                 c. relied                         d. reliance
3- When Omar was ten, he.........the Eiffel Tower in Paris.
a. visits                     b. was visiting            c. visited                     d. visiting
4- I ...............on this project for the last three hours.
a. were working      b. had worked            c. work                     d. have been working
5- Samy met an old man ......... daughter won a gold medal in the Olympic Games.
a. whose                 b. that             c. who                                  d. which
6- During .........a film, my father arrived.
a. to watch                b. watched             c. watch                   d. watching

An ionic compound contains 29.08% sodium, 40.56% sulfur and 30.36% oxygen by mass. What is the formula of the sulfur – containing anion in the compound?

13. You have below five neutralization reactions between the acid-base pairs in dilute aqueous solutions:

In which of these reactions, the net ionic equation is:

 A.Reaction 2 only

B. Reactions 1, 4 and 5

C. Reactions 2 and 3

D.Reaction 4 only

14. Which of the following equations represents the net ionic equation for the reaction of nitric acid with aluminum hydroxide?