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Excellence Exam Eve

Traveller B2 ‫مراجعة ليلة االمتحان للصف األول الثانوي‬
2023 – 2022
Vocabulary (Units 7-10)
Choose the correct answer:
1- When you want to speak, I (rise – raise – arise – arouse) your hand.
2-The sun (rises – raises – arises – arouses) in the east and sets in the
west.
3- Thinking of bad results, I find a problem (rises – raises – arises –
arouses).
4- I'm not strong enough to (left – lift – lit – let) this heavy rock.
5- His inspiring speech (rises – raises – arises – arouses) our excitement.
6- Basketball is my (favour – prefer – favourite) hobby .
7- Egypt is (denied – hated – famous – notorious) for its ancient
monuments.
8- Antar is (loved – liked – famous – notorious) for being a liar and a cheat.
9- Ola is one of the most (denied – disliked – popular – notorious) students
in our school. She is polite and excellent .
10- Exporting goods increase national (income – come – become –
telecome)
11- He made a generous (salary – wages – donation – pension) to the
hospital.
12- She got a high (salary – wage – donation – pension) every month in this
company.
13- The manager gave him a (award – reward – salary – wage) for staying
up late at work.
14- Khaled (wins – gains – beats – earns) a lot of money every month.
15- We (win – gain – beats – earn) more experience during travel.
16- it's a good idea to (invest – twist – vest – rest) your money in a good
project.
17- The prime minister made an (advertisement – commercials – ads –
announcement) that there would be an increase in salaries.
18- His new novel has attracted wide (work – marriage – dust – publicity).
19- The (audience – viewers – onlookers – witnesses) loved the
performance so much that they gave a warm applause.
20- The match (audience – viewers – onlookers – spectators) were very
excited when their team won the final match.

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21- It is not polite to(see – stare – watch - follow)at people walking in the
street.
22- Celebrities always try to escape (perk – spree – paparazzi –
legendary) lenses but it is often in vain.
23- Messi is a football (legged – legal – legend – legible) all times.
24- The aim of some cartoons is to (amuse – point out – play – admire)
viewers.
25- That deserted old building is believed to be (housed – inhabited –
sheltered – haunted)
26-Your mobile should be (noisy – mute – freak – talkative) when you are
in a mosque.
27- Does this job (involve – consist – work – set) staying up late?
28-The reports (consist – contain – set – work) important data.
29- We watched the (opening – lunch – punch – launch) of the shuttle
on T.V.
30-The CD player was broken, so he can't (project – subject – eject –
object) the CD.
31- It's (strange – uncommon – common - weird) in Egypt to see children
playing in the streets.
32- We can't (state – install – integrate – estimate) the number of
naughty students in the school.
33- The good manager really (appreciates – ignores – forgets – neglects)
the efforts of his employees.
34- He has been running for 3 hours. He is out of (air – breath – money –
time)
35- A (soap opera - documentary - reality show - talk show) is a TV
series about the daily lives and problems of a group of people.
36- He is responsible ( in – on – about – for) this new department.
37- This mobile is ( in – on – out – away) of date.
38- The new curtains look fantastic and go (on – with – up – at) the
furniture.
39- Strong people can easily go (off – on – through – with) all problems.
40- Backward students should go (ahead – back – off – up) with the help
of teachers.
41- Most employees turn (out – down – up – in) early to get up early for
the exam.
42- Finally the famous singer turned (out – down – up – in).
43- I turned (out – down – up – in) his offer because it was not suitable.

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44- At the end of the film, the maid turned (out – down – up – in) to be his
mother.
45- The thief who was caught, was turned (into – down – up – over) to
the police.
46- If you add yellow to red, it turns (into – down – up – over) orange.
47- If you leave a hotel, you should check (into – out – in – by)
48- They are like twins. They are so much (alike – like – likely – dislike)
49- It's so hot that it feels (alike – like – likely – dislike) an oven here.
50- It's (alike – like – likely – dislike) that we will have to leave this house.
51- There are many (rivals – enemies – contestants – warriors) in this
competition.
52- The (residents – presidents – kings – princes) in this house are very
friendly.
53- In some countries, farmers (link – gather – celebrate – combine) their
crops in Spring.
54- Most mothers follow cooking programmes to know the (prescriptions
– recipes – answers – rips) of some dishes.
55- He wants to be a (amateur – popular – volunteer – professional)
player to earn a lot of money.
56- On Thanksgiving Day, companies hold an attractive (walk – hitch
hiking – running – parade) in New York streets.
57- The doctor advised the patient to do (photography – drawing –
screening – painting) to know what was wrong with his stomach.
58- (Employees – Athletes – Professionals – Amateurs) aren't paid. They
play for fun.
59- I was (tied up – freed up – flown up – tied into) for 2 hours, watching
the Clasico.
60- My young sister has a (fluffy – pageant – flushed – frisky) dog.

62- Sometimes, we call the rush hour the (beak – peak – pick – pee) hour.
63- The 4th referee in football matches is to (look – play – mute –
observe) the behaviour of the players and fans, then write his report.
64- He (noticed – looked – noted – nosed) that her clothes are worn out.
65- I blamed him when he (played – remarked – worked - paused) that
her hair was a mess.
66- We could see many (signals – signatures – signs - signings) when
we were driving along the highway.

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67- In a few places, we don't have a mobile phone (signal – sign –
signature – signing).
68- He made a (gain – picture – password – gesture) that he is not
comfortable.
67- Try to sleep in a healthy (location – site – position – website) not to
hurt your body.
68- It is one of the hottest (dots – spots – pots – tops) in our country.
69- She wants to (move – transfer – transport – port) some money to her
son.
70-The electric car is one of the newest means of (transport – transfer –
port – sport) in the world.
71- When she got low marks, she was down in the (leg – head – mouth –
lungs).
72- The lawyer speaks (in – on – at – for) behalf of suspect.
73- I was annoyed that he (put – cut – returned – turned) a blind eye to
his son's mistakes.
74- We had a lot of discussions and arguments about that matter. It was
(trivial – controversial – simple – easy).
75- It was out of (reality – simplicity – security – curiosity) of me to know
her real name.

Grammar
Choose the correct answer:
1- (shock – shocked – shocks – shocking) by the bad news of the
accident, he burst out crying.
2- She wrote the title (used – to use – use – using) the red pen.
3- I know someone (who – whose – which – when) work is to protect bears.
4- 1973 was the year (who – whose – which – when) restored Sinai.
5- I read a newspaper article (by which – about which – in which – which)
the life of Mohamed Salah is described in detail.
6- Mr. Ahmed went to London University, (who – what – where – which)
he studied English.
7- Many tourists go to Aswan (who – what – where – which) is a
wonderful city.
8- Have you read a book (which – what – where – whose) talks about
Nano technology?

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9- That poem (writing – was written – written – which written) by Ahmad
Shawky is brilliant.
10- (Arriving – Arrives – Arrived – To arrive) late, I had to apologize.
11- I can't find my mobile. She (may have left – should have left - may
leave – should leave) at home.
12- Ali avoids ( meet – to meet – met – meeting) his new boss.
13- I regret (telling – tells – told – to tell) you that the next match is
canceled.
14- He stopped (go – to go – going – goes) to the cinema. He thought it
was a waste of time and money.
15- The door is locked so I tried (open – to open – opening – opens) it
but I couldn't.
16- They (must – may - can’t – should) have done this at home. They
were out all day.
17- You (ought to - should – must – shouldn't) have lied to your parents.
It was wrong.
18- You aren't allowed to speak loudly in the library. You (don 't have to -
needn't - mustn't - shouldn't) do that.
19- He was careless. He (could – should – can't – mustn't) have crashed
into that tree!
20- Would you mind (lend – lending – to lend – landed) your car?
21- Can I borrow your car because mine (was repaired - is repairing -
is being repaired - is repaired)
22- All the housework (did - was doing - has been done - has done) by
myself.
23- Dinner (prepared - had prepared - has being prepared - had been
prepared) before I came.
24- Nothing (does - will be done – will do – has done) until you come.
25- The research (does – hasn't done – hasn't been done – has done) yet.
26- Many houses (has built – has been built – have been built – have
built) in the new cities.
27- A lot of things (can do – can't do – can been done – can be done) in
this area.
28- The young man (was sentenced – had sentenced – sentenced – has
sentenced) to death for killing his wealthy aunt.
29- A crime was reported (they had taken – they took – to take – to have
taken) place in the New Street last Tuesday.

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30-I went there (for – in – with – to) invite him to attend the event.
31- Ali agreed with me ( for not – so as not to – so that – not for) make
me angry .
32- They use this device (for – in – with – to) planting trees.
33- He apologized (so as not to – in order to – not for – for not) coming
on time.
34- He goes to the club (for not – so as not to – so that – not for) he can
play football.
35- I brought my umbrella (if – unless – so that – in case) it rained.
36- It was (so – such – too – enough) an exciting match that I enjoyed
myself a lot.
37- The shirt is (so – such – too – enough) small for me to wear.
38- This question isn’t easy (so – such – too – enough) for me to answer.
39- (Although -In spite – However – Despite) he is rich, he isn't happy.
40- (Although -In spite – However – Despite) being ill, he attended the
meeting.
41-They are strong, (although -In spite – however – despite), they can't
lift this box.
42- (Although -In spite – However – Despite) pretty she is, I don't like her.
43- Helpful (to – as – at – of) she is, she refuses to help her young sister.
44- (As well as – In addition – Moreover – So that) singing, he plays music.
45- Ali is clever. (As well as – In addition – Moreover – So that), he is
polite.
46- I (fixed my car – got my car fixed – got fixed my car – had got my car
fixed) at the mechanic's last week.
47- He went to the barber's to (cut his hair – have cut his hair – had his hair
cut – have his hair cut)
48- Mona (is having – has – had - have)her washing machine repaired last
month.
49- I will (had – have – get - got) someone to decorate his flat.
50- Samy is having his mobile (fixes – fixed—fixing- fixes).

Rewrite the sentences using the word(s):

1- Dr Zewail is a famous scientist. He won Nobel prize. (who)
………………………………………………………………………………
2- The man was angry because his wallet was stolen. (whose)
………………………………………………………………………………
3- They lost the match because they played badly. (Playing..)
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4- We hate liars. (who)
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5- We fast in Ramadan. (when)
………………………………………………………………………………
6- There are a lot of trees in Al-Azhar Park. (where)
………………………………………………………………………………
7- I don't know the reason for her disagreement. (why)
………………………………………………………………………………
8- If water is heated, it vaporizes. (heated)
………………………………………………………………………………
9- The man who helped me was an ex-policeman. (helping)
………………………………………………………………………………
10- She bought an expensive flat. (The flat…)
………………………………………………………………………………
11- You should not contact those people. (avoid)
…………………………………………………………………………….
12- We look up new information on the internet. (enables)
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13- Ali likes to read a lot. (interested)
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14- I'm nearly certain that he didn't commit that mistake. (can't)
………………………………………………………………………………
15- It's probable that he will come tomorrow. (might)
………………………………………………………………………………
16- Mona has the ability to play basketball. (can)
…………………………………………………………………………...…
17- You aren't allowed to take pictures here. (mustn't)
……………………………………………………………………..........…
18- You don't have to hurry. (It's ….)
……………………………………………………………………...………
19- The thief said that he robbed the shop. (admitted)
……………………………………………………………………...………
20- They have planted many trees on both sides of the way.(Many ….)
……………………………………………………………………...………
21- They believe that Hany is responsible for the new branch. (It….)
……………………………………………………………………...………
22- People think Ali stole the valuable painting. (Ali…….)
……………………………………………………………………...………
24- Do people speak any foreign languages in Egypt? (spoken)
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25- They heard Amr making strange sounds. (Amr…)
……………………………………………………………………...………
26- The carpenter fixed our wooden chairs (We )
………………………………………………………………………………
27- He couldn't come due to his illness. (too)
………………………………………………………………………………
28- He couldn't come due to his illness. (so…that)
………………………………………………………………………………
29- The car is old. I want to buy it. (However…)
………………………………………………………………………………
30- She is very beautiful, and many young men want to marry her. (such)
………………………………………………………………………………

The Play
Answer the following questions:
1-What was the Governor and officials' plan to control the inspector?
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2- What did the postmaster suggest?
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3- What was Khlestakov feeling about staying at the Governor’s?
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4- How was the judge when he met Khlestakov at the Governor’s?
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5- What did Khlestakov ask the judge to offer him?
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6- How much did Khlestakov get from the postmaster?

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7- What did Khlestakov give the SS?

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8- What did Khlestakov take from the SS?

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9- What did the CC tell Khlestakov about the Judge?
………………………………………………………………………………….

10- What did the CC tell Khlestakov about the SS?

………………………………………………………………………………….
11- What did the CC tell Khlestakov about the Postmaster?
………………………………………………………………………………….
12- What did Khlestakov take from the CC?
………………………………………………………………………………….

13-What favour did Dob ask Khlestakov?

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14-What favour did Bob ask Khlestakov?

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15- What did Khlestakov take from Dob and Bob?

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16- What did Khlestakov write?

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17- Why did Ossip ask Khlestakov to leave the town soon?
………………………………………………………………………………….

18- What did the shopkeepers complain about?

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19-What did Khlestakov pretend in front of the shopkeepers?
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20-What did Khlestakov take from the shopkeepers?

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21-What did the locksmith's wife complain about?

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22- What did the sergeant’s wife complain of?
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23- What was Khlestakov's response to all complaints?
………………………………………………………………………………….
24- What did Khlestakov do with Marya and Anna?
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25- Khlestakov was a opportunist ‫ انتهازي‬.Give examples
………………………………………………………………………………….
26- What did the Governor say about the townspeople's complaints?
………………………………………………………………………………….
27- What did Anna her husband, the Governor about Khlestakov?
………………………………………………………………………………….
28- What did Khlestakov tell the Governor about his sudden departure?
………………………………………………………………………………….
29- What did Khlestakov take from the Governor before leaving?
………………………………………………………………………………….

30-Anna was ambitious and corrupt. Illustrate

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31- How did the Governor's imagine his life in Petersburg after his
daughter's marriage to the inspector?
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32- Why did the merchants visit the Governor again?
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33- Why did all the officials and the most important people come to
the Governor's house?
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34- What did the postmaster discover?

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35- What did Khlestakov say about the Governor?

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36- What did Khlestakov say about the officials?

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37- There is a similarity ‫ تشابه‬between the beginning and the end of the
play. Discuss.
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38-How were the Governor and the officials deceived ‫ انخدع‬by

Khlestakov?
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39- How did Khlestakov deceive the Governor and the officials ?
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40- What did the constable tell the Governor at the end of the play?
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Comment on the following quotations:

1- " We ought to approach him one by one…"
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2-"The governor's daughter is not at all bad ; while her mother …"
………………………………………………………………………………….

3-" Nothing ?how's that ? why? I see there's some money dropped! "
………………………………………………………………………………….

3-"I spent all my money on the road, you know over one thing and
another …..However , as soon as I get home I 'll return it you."
………………………………………………………………………………….

4-"Now the town is ours."

………………………………………………………………………………….

5-"I see you aren't very fond of cigars , but I own they are one of my
weakness ."
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6-"I had the honour of receiving and personally conducting you

through the charitable institutions committed to my charge."
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7- "The postmaster does absolutely nothing and the judge does
nothing but hunts hares and keeps dogs in the court "
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8- " He poisons the minds of the new generation with revolutionary

doctrines "
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9-" Never mind ……… let it be sixty five rubles that's all right "
………………………………………………………………………………….

9-" I must send an account of it all to try a Pichkin at Petersburg : he

writes articles – he will scribble off a fine description of them ."
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10-"These officials are a good sort of people :Their lending me

money ….."
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11- "I mean it. The lord be with him all you have been a-going it here
for two days – really, it's quite enough!"
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12-" We have never refused anything that his lady or daughter might
want for dress ."
13-" If we have the doors barred in his face , he says : "I will not
submit you to corporal punishment or torture , as that is forbidden
by the law but my dear ,I will make you swallow red herrings "
14- " If you by favour will only remove him ,all will be well "
………………………………………………………………………………….

15-" I never accept bribes, but if you offered me a loan of say , three
hundred rubles , that would be quite another matter. I could take it."
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16-"He's ordered my husband to shave his forehead and it's against

the law, for he's a married man. "
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17-"He has flogged me."
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18- “Be off with you, be off! Where are you a-coming to?”
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19- " I offer you my love , which ever since your first glance ."
20-"It was for love really! for love! …. I was only joking, don't be angry!"
………………………………………………………………………………….

21- " No , on my knees – indeed , on my knees ,I wish to know my fate –

life or death ! "
22- " If I'm not mistaken, you were making a proposal to my daughter."
………………………………………………………………………………….

23-" No, I'm in love with you! My life hangs on a thread!"

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24-"Don’t believe them – don’t believe them. They are such liars…. Not
a child will trust them even the whole town knows they are liars."
………………………………………………………………………………….

25-"He asked for our daughter's hand!"

………………………………………………………………………………….

26- "I have to leave, I'm going for a day to see my uncle – he is a
wealthy old boy and I will be back again tomorrow"
27-" I'm deeply grateful to your hospitality –I have never been well
treated as here ."
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 Poetry (Daffodils) by William Wordsworth

Stanza (1)
I wandered lonely as a cloud (a)
That floats on high o'er vales and hills (b)
When all at once I saw a crowd (a)
A host of golden daffodils: (b)
Beside the lake. Beneath the trees, (c)
Fluttering and dancing in the breeze (c)
A- Paraphrase the above lines:
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B- Extract figures of speech:
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Stanza (2)
Continuous as the stars that shine . (a)
And twinkle on the Milky Way, (b)
They stretched in never – ending line (a)
Along the margin of the bay : (b)
Ten thousand saw I at a glance , (c)
Tossing their heads in sprightly dance (c)
A- Paraphrase the above lines:
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B- Extract figures of speech:

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 Stanza (3)
The waves beside them danced : but they (a)
Outdid the sparkling waves in glee : (b)
A poet could not but be gay , (a)
In such a jocund company (b)
I gazed – and – gazed – but little thought (c)
What wealth the show to me had brought (c)
A- Paraphrase the above lines:
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B- Extract figures of speech:

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Stanza (4)
For oft, when on my couch I lie (a)
In vacant or in pensive mood (b)
They flash upon that inward eye (a)
Which is the bliss of solitude; (b)
And then my heart with pleasure fills. (c)
And dances with the daffodils . (c)

A- Paraphrase the above lines:

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B- Extract figures of speech:
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 ‫محافظة القليوبية‬
‫توجيه عام اللغة اإلنجليزية‬
2022 ‫امتحان اللغة اإلنجليزية (المستوى الرفيع) الفصل الدراسي الثاني‬
‫الزمن ساعة ونصف‬
First Paper
A) Writing (8 Marks)

1Write an essay of not less than TWO (2) paragraphs on ONE only
of the following topics: (Not less than 18 sentences)

a) Parents do a lot of things for us.

b) The importance of social media

B) Language Functions (6 Marks)

2-Write a dialogue of at least SEX 6 exchanges on the following

situation:
-Two students are talking about their ambitions for the future.

C) Reading Comprehension (7 Marks)

Read the following passage and answer the questions: (7 Marks)
Right now, | am looking at a shelf full of relics, a collection of has-
beens, old-timers, antiques, fossils. Right now, | am looking at a shelf full
of books. Yes, that's right. If you have some spare cash (The going rate
is about $89) and are looking to enhance your reading experience, then,
I highly suggest you consider purchasing an e-reader. E-readers are
replacing the books of old, and I welcome them with open arms (as you
should).

If you haven't heard of an e-reader and don't know what it is, then
please permit the following explanation. An e-reader is a device that
allows you to read e-books. An e-book is a book-length publication in
digital form, consisting of text, images, or both, and produced on,
published through, and readable on computers or other electronic
devices. Sometimes, the equivalent of a conventional printed book, e-
books can also be born digital. The Oxford Dictionary of English defines

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the e-book as “an electronic version of a printed book," but e-books can
and do exist without any printed equivalent. So now you know what an e-
reader is. But you still may be wondering why they put printed books to
shame. E-readers are superior to printed books because they save
space and are environmentally friendly.
They can also provide helpful reading tips and tools that printed
books do not. The typical e-reader allows its user to customize letter
size, font, and line spacing. It also allows highlighting and electronic
bookmarking. Furthermore, it grants users the ability to get an overview
of a book and then jump to a specific location based on that overview.
While these are all nice features, perhaps the most helpful of all is the
ability to get dictionary definitions at the touch of a finger. On even the
most basic e-reader, users can conjure instant definitions without having
to hunt through a physical dictionary.

A) Answer the following questions:

1- Why do people prefer e-books?
……………………………………………………………………………..
2- What does this phrase mean "at a touch of your finger"?
……………………………………………………………………………..
3- What is an e-book?
……………………………………………………………………………..
4- What's the author's advice in this passage?
……………………………………………………………………………..

B) Choose the best answer from a, b, c or d in the following

sentences:

5- The underlined word 'equivalent' means...............

a) huge b)equal c) factual d)Both b & c
6- We can infer that the writer believes that books became .......
a) dated b)outdated c) more beneficial d)more helpful

7- According to the author, e-books ............

a) can’t be read b) may be born digital
c) are able to display images only d) both a & c

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 Second Paper
A Vocabular and Structure (13 Marks)
1 Choose the correct word (s) in the brackets: (8 Marks)
1-The criminal ................ to committing the crime alone.
a) apologised b) denied c) confessed d) rejected
2-You shouldn't ................ about your money.
a) maintain b) elaborate c) donate d) boast
3- My friends and I.............. money for charities. Would you like to donate?
a) arose b) arise c) raise d) rise
4- The woman ............. bag was stolen, reported the police.
a) where b) whose c) which d) who
5- He stopped ............ meat two years ago.
a) to eating b) to eat c) eat d) eating
6- He.......... guilty. He was at home when the robbery took place.
a) mustn't be b) can be c) can't be d) must be
7- Ahmed turned............... the invitation because he would be abroad.
a) into b) over c) down d) up
8- …………….. his help, I wouldn’t have joined university.
a) But b) Without c) If d) Unless
9- Seldom........... reach their school on time.
a) they have b) they did c) do they d) they do
10- Can you help me ................ the CD from the CD drive?
a) exit b) inject c) spray d) eject
11-He has to pay the rent in........... to get into the house.
a) charge b) hurry c) advance d) vain
12.Mona couldn't make the ice cream tart as she didn't know the .............
a) recipe b) menu c) prescription d) list
13-No show was like the one we watched yesterday. It was...........
a) incomplete b) unique c) unfamiliar d) unpopular
14-The theatrical and dance acts........ rock music and audience participation.
a) incorporate b) enclose c) consist d) involve
15- A ………….. is a TV series about the daily lives and problems of a
group of people who live in a place.
a) documentary b) sitcom c) soap opera d) talk show
16- You should be able to......... your actions
a) spoil b) represent c) justify d) appeal

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2) Rewrite the following sentences using the word(s) in
brackets to give the same meaning: (5 Marks)
1- I don't know how long they had followed me. (been)
……………………………………………………………………………..
2- I am nearly certain that he is clever. (be)
……………………………………………………………………………..
3- He bought the food and did the cooking. (Not only)
……………………………………………………………………………..
4-I can't find my laptop. (I wish)
……………………………………………………………………………..
5-The teacher didn’t let us leave before finishing the test. (allowed)
……………………………………………………………………………..
B Literature (12 Marks)
3 The play: "The Government Inspector"
A)Comment only on TWO (2) of the following quotations:
(3marks)
1-"Now the town is ours."
2-"We've become birds of a different feather now."
3-"The play starts and ends with letters."
B) Answer only THREE of the following questions: (9 Marks)
1-What did the governor do to prevent the people from complaining
to Khlestakov?
2- What hopes did the governor have after Khlestakov's proposal to
marry Maria?
3- Compare between the Mayor's feelings and his wife's towards
Khlestakov.
4-Why did the post master open Khlestakov's letter?
C) Poetry (4 Marks)
4) Answer the following questions: From the poem Daffodils: "
Fluttering and dancing"
"Tossing their heads"
"The waves beside them danced"
" My heart dances with the daffodils"
1-Paraphrase the above lines.
2-Pick out two figures of speech.

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