Model Test
                                                      A Vocabulary & Structure
1 Choose the correct answer from a, b, c or d:
1- …………… you lived on the moon, how would you feel?
a) In case of           b) Supposing           c) Provides            d) Imagined
2- Here the wind is so strong that it can ……………… people off their feet.
a) lift                  b) carve                 c) harden                           d) amputate
3- The tourist ………………. me if I could speak English.
a) wanted to know              b) asked           c) wondered               d) inquired
4- Hearing about your kind father’s death …………………. my heart.
a) skipped                b) choked               c) threatened               d) broke
5- We’re going to get a maid ………………… us at home.
a) help                b) to help                c) helped                 d) be helped
6- This massive radiator gives ………………… too much heat.
a) away             b) off             c) down                    d) up
7- You ……………………… all these clothes with you. We won’t stay here for long.
a) mustn’t have brought                  b) didn’t have to bring
c) couldn’t have brought                 d) needn’t have brought
8- This man is one of the most …………………… political figures. He always has a word in events.
a) respective            b) respect               c) respected                  d) resection
9- …………………. my two brothers like swimming.
a) Every of                b) Neither of                    c) None                d) Either
10- A/An ………………….. is someone who advises people on a particular subject.
a) conductor             b) director            c) consultant                  d) technician
11- He inquired what ……………………….. been doing since he last met me.
a) was I                 b) I was                    c) I had                      d) had I
12- Doctors have found a ……………….. between eating junk food and cancer.
a) clerk                b) link                     c) mast                         d) sign
13- Drivers ………………… wear a seat belt while driving into the city.
a) need                 b) might               c) must have                   d) have to
14- Most women use ………………. to curl their hair.
a) rollers            b) cruisers             c) removers                  d) encyclopedias
15- Maria said she had not visited her aunt ………………………… .
a) yesterday           b) the day after          c) the previous day         d) the following day
16- The employee’s ………………… was destroyed after he was accused of embezzlement.
a) dedication            b) occurrence             c) donation                  d) reputation
17- ……………… well, he would have gone out for a walk.
a) Were he              b) Were he to feel           c) Had he                   d) Had he been
18- My grandfather left a big wealth for my father and my cousins in his ……………….. .
a) will           b) death              c) monument                  d) mummy
19- My mum admired the car ………………………….. .
a) I bought                                    b) that I bought it
c) which I bought for                   d) I bought it
20- Three efficient employees will get ………………… next month.
a) prompted           b) tempted               c) promoted                   d) attempted
21- He wishes ………………. the truth.
a) he knows               b) knew                c) to know                        d) he will know
22- Please, ……………. me to buy some sugar for mum or I will forget.
a) remember              b) recall              c) recollect                        d) remind
23- …………….. next summer, my brother will have finished the course.
a) In                          b) The                 c) At                                       d) By
24- Do you still consider space ……………………. to be a waste of money?
a) exportation                b) explosion             c) explanation             d) exploration

25- The shelf is ………………………….. reach.
a) so high that can                             b) too high for me to
c) high enough for me                      d) such a high one that can’t
26- The public were all happy while …………………. the anniversary of the revolution.
a) celebrating             b) accelerating            c) representing              d) spinning
27- ……………………………, it will expand.
a) If metal is heated                               b) If you heat metal
c) If this metal is heated                        d) If this metal heated
28- My father is a civil rights defender. He belongs to an international rights ……………… .
a) accommodation            b) association           c) deprivation             d) cultivation
29- I ……………………………. at the garage once a month.
a) have checked my car                               b) have my car checked
c) have my car is checked                            d) check my car
30- Doing two things simultaneously is a source of …………… for me. I can’t do that.
a) escapism            b) confusion              c) illumination              d) commission
                                 

                                             B Reading Comprehension
2. Read the following passage, then answer the questions:
Have you ever thought about giving money to volunteers to reward them for what they have done? You might have thought of that once and of course the majority _if not all_ of them refused and even some of them got irritated because they think of volunteering in a different way.
What is a volunteer? What is the value of volunteering? Is volunteering about money? Should we measure it that way? Most people would say no. Volunteering is not about money. Volunteering is about giving, contributing, and helping other individuals and the community at large. It is working
with others to make a meaningful contribution to a better community.
People volunteer for an endless variety of reasons. Many people want to gain experience, acquire new skills, meet new people, or expand their network of contacts as a way to get a new job or start a career. Others just want to give back to their community, to help a friend or promote a worthwhile activity. They do it because it makes them feel good. It gives them what is described by
some volunteers as a "private smile." This is the intrinsic value of volunteering. It is not about money. And volunteering should not be measured that way. To attempt to put a dollar figure on the value of volunteerism cheapens and undermines the basic concept. Volunteering is rich and diverse. It is thousands of volunteers in shelters for the homeless, giving aid to seniors, holding hands in a hospice or cleaning up a local
stream bed, helping a neighbour shovel their walk, coming to the aid of a stranded motorist or helping an elderly person cross a busy street. These large and small acts, given freely, are what bind communities together. Volunteering is helping, not hiring; giving, not taking; contributing, not counting.
A- Choose the correct answer from a. b, c or d:
1. One of the social benefits people get out of volunteering is …………………….. .
a) earning a big amount of money.                b) meeting new people.
c) getting work skills.                                    d) gaining lingual experience.
 

2. Volunteering gives volunteers …………………………. .
a) a sense of superiority                             b) a special kind of smile
c) thousands of dollars                               d) a sense of inferiority
 

3- Why is volunteering considered to be diverse?
a) It involves helping ill people.                    b) It makes you help old people.
c) It provides shelter for the homeless.        d) It involves any act that gives help to others.
 

4- The value of volunteering is ………………………….. money can ever measure.
a) the same as            b) deeper than         c) sillier than         d) less worthy than
5. Which of the following words can replace the underlined word “irritated”?
a) delighted            b) pleased               c) annoyed                  d) thrilled
6. What does the underlined word “that” refer to?
a) volunteering to help others                          b) paying volunteers for what they do
c) rewarding volunteers through thanking        d) getting money from volunteers
 

B- Answer the following questions:
7. How do you think people can appreciate what a volunteer does for them?
8. How does adding money affect the value of volunteering?
9. Give a true definition of volunteering in one sentence.
10. How do you think volunteering should be measured?
                                                         The Novel
3 a Choose the correct answer:
1. For fear of his crime being discovered, Michael ……………………………………….. .
a) couldn’t become King without marrying the Princess.
b) couldn’t reveal Rassendyll’s real identity.
c) couldn’t host Rassendyll and his men at his house in Strelsau.
d) couldn’t enter the room at Flavia’s house without the King’s permission.
2. What made Sapt think that the Duke wouldn’t kill the King?
a) Because he knew that Michael was kind and wouldn’t kill him.
b) Because the King was strong and could defend himself.
c) Because Antoinette would prevent anyone from killing him.
d) Because Michael wouldn’t dare to kill the King as long as Rassendyll was still alive.
3. What task was Johann asked to do in the final plan to save the King?
a) He would open the front door for Sapt and his men.
b) He would guard the King in his prison.
c) He would kill Detchard and free the King.
d) He would knock down the pipe attached to the prison.
4. ………………….. did whatever Michael asked them to do.
a) The Six Men b) Sapt and Fritz
c) Antoinette and Flavia d) The Marshal and the Police Chief
b Answer TWO (2) of the following questions:
1. What do you think Rassendyll learned from his adventure in Ruritania?
2. Draw a brief comparison between the two brothers Johann and Max.
3. Why do you think Antoinette de Mauban plotted against Michael?
                                                       C Writing
4 Finish the following dialogue:
Between Tamer and Taher about an article Tamer has read on the internet.
Tamer: I have read an interesting article on the internet.
Taher : Really! …………………………………………………………………………….. (1)?
Tamer: Smart cars.
Taher : What are smart cars?
Tamer: ……………………………………………………………………………………... (2).
Taher : A computer! ………………………………………………………………………. (3)?
Tamer: It will help you solve any problems that face you while driving.
Taher : ……………………………………………………………………………………... (4).
Tamer: No, it isn’t so. It is real and is used in some countries currently.
Taher : Does it also guarantee the reduction of accidents?
Tamer: Yes, it does.
Taher : How?
Tamer: ……………………………………………………………………………………... (5).
Taher : What if the driver wants to speed up?
Tamer: ………………………... (6) because it will be impossible to drive faster than what that device
tells the engine.
Taher : That is amazing.
Tamer: I think so.

5. Write a paragraph of about ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY (120 words) on ONE (1) of the following:
a) Egyptians should unite to help the country progress.
b) Reading literature takes people into different worlds.
 

6. A Translate into Arabic:
1. Every culture has its distinctive customs, traditions, values and principles that should be
preserved by all generations.
2. Massive engineering projects are carried out all over Egypt to help make life easier and more comfortable for all citizens.
 

B Translate ONE (1) sentence only into English:
 

-1 المعلم أحد أهم أركان العملية التعليمية لذا ينبغي أن نهتم بتطوير قدراته وتوفير كل الإمكانات اللازمة لتدريبه وتأهيله.
-2 أصيب صديقى بمشكلة خطيرة في بصره بعد أن ظل ينظر الى الشمس بشكل مباشر لفترة طويلة لذا أنصح الجميع بعدم فعل ذلك.