A) Vocabulary & structure
1- Choose the correct answer from a, b, c or d:
1. I love the –––– of birds singing in the morning.
a) noise b) sound
c ) noisy d) voice
2. The teacher thinks that Amal has the ––– – to become a doctor when she's older.
a) able b) ability
c) adapt d) good
3. All of the students –––– the exam, so the teacher was very pleased.
a) past b) passed by
c) passed d) paid
4. Karim would like a –––– job, such as being a mechanic.
a) vocational b) skill
c) study d) work
5. I remember things better when I study – ––– things such as maps and pictures.
a) virtual b) seeing
c) see d) visual
6. My little brother is always ––––. He doesn't want to do anything!
a) clever b) active
c) lazy d) interested
7. Very small babies need milk to grow and …………… .
a) shrink b) develop
c) reduce d) decrease
8. The help that you give to a person or people is called ––––
a) carrot b) sport
c) support d) spirit
9. –––– is abilities that might make someone successful or useful.
a) Patiently b) Patient
c) Potential d) Potato
10. Sarah has difficulty in reading and
a) dyslexia b) dyslexic
c) duplex d) suffix
11. Have you eaten anything –––– this morning?
a) for b) ago
c) since d) by
12. While my mother was cooking, my father –––– TV.
a) was watching b) has watched
c) watching d) watched
13. We –––– a meeting at work this morning when suddenly all the office lights went out.
a) were having b) have had
c) had d) have
14. While I –––– on holiday, I met my fiancée.
a) was b) was being
c) have been d) being
15. My sister is a teacher. She –––– working with children.
a) has always enjoyed b) was always enjoying
c) had always enjoyed d) is always enjoying
16. I didn't hear the phone since I –––– a shower.
a) have b) have had
c) was having d) had
B – Reading Comprehension
2- Read the following passage, then answer the questions:
For most of us, the idea of soup which stops us getting ill, or crisps which relax us seems like something from a sciencefiction film. However, these are not foods of the future. In fact, they are part of a new group of food products known as "functional foods", and they may already be on your supermarket's shelves. In today's world, we all know that our diet affects our health and more people are watching what they eat. Food companies are taking advantage of this fact. They have already started to use ingredients in their products which will offer extra health benefits to their customers. For example, orange juice already contains vitamin C, but now you can buy orange juice with added calcium to strengthen your bones and teeth, so it is even better for you than ever before. Of course, there are people who believe that functional foods are a bad idea. They claim that products such as these can be dangerous, as people may end up taking more vitamins than they need and may damage their bodies. Nevertheless, functional foods are becoming increasingly popular, and supporters feel that it won't be long before there are foods which prevent cancer, protect eyesight and much more.
A) Answer the following questions:
1. Why do you think some people are against functional foods?
2. What do you think the advantages of functional foods are?
3. Find words in the passage which mean the following:
a) Practical and useful.
b) Any of the foods that are combined to make a particular dish.
4. "The more things our body gets, the more dangerous they become" Do you agree? Why?
B) Choose the correct answer:
5. Functional foods are ––––.
a) imaginary products
b) real products
c) science-fiction products
d) science-fiction films
6. A suitable title for the passage can be: –– –– .
a) "The Advantages of Functional Foods"
b) "The Disadvantages of Functional Foods"
c) "Functional Foods in Science Fiction"
d) "A New Type of Foods"
7. Vitamin C –––– our bones and teeth.
a) disproves
b) proves
c) improves
d) approves
8. I think natural food is a –––– than unnatural food.
a) many healthier
b) lot of healthier
c) lot healthier
d) much healthier
c- writing
3- A- Translate into Arabic:
1) The state is exerting efforts to ensure equal opportunities for man and woman in all fields.
2) I hope that the water of the Nile will be managed better in the future so it won't be so polluted
B- Translate into English:
1) تدعو الديانات السماوية كلها إلى الحب والسلام والتسامح ونبذ العنف .
2) إن الطاقة الذرية نعمة في وقت السلم ولكنها كارثة في وقت الحرب .
4- Write an essay of about ONE HUNDRED and eighty (180) words on only ONE (1) of the following topics:
a- Healthy food
b- Terrorism
A) Vocabulary & structure
1- Choose the correct answer from a, b, c or d:
Answers
1. sound 2. ability
3. passed 4. vocational
5. visual 6. lazy
7. develop 8. support
9. potential 10. dyslexic
11. since 12. was watching
13. were having 14. was
15. has always enjoyed 16. was having
B – Reading Comprehension
2- Read the following passage, then answer the questions:
Answers
(1) As people may end up taking more vitamins than they need and may damage their bodies.
(2) As they prevent cancer, protect eyesight and much more.
(3) a) benefit
b) ingredients
(4) I agree as our diet affects our health.
(5) b) real products
(6) a) "The Advantages of Functional Foods"
(7) c) improves
(8) c) lot healthier.
c- writing
3- A- Translate into Arabic:
1- تبذل الدولة قصارى جهدها لتأمين فرص متساوية للرجل والمرأة في كل المجالات .
2- اتمنى أن تبذل مياه النيل بطريقة أفضل في المستقبل ومن ثم لن تكون ملوثة جدا .
B- Translate into English:
1. All heavenly (divine) religions call for love ,peace ,tolerance ,and rejecting violence.
2. The atomic energy is a blessing at time of peace but a disaster at time of war.
4- Write an essay of about ONE HUNDRED and eighty (180) words on only ONE (1) of the following topics:
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