EMSAT

Mock Exam 02

Section Questions minutes

Grammar 30 15
Vocabulary 30 15
Reading 1 5 8
Reading 2 5 8
Reading 3 7 15
Cloze 1 2 8
Cloze 2 2 8
Sentence Builder 1 3 5
Sentence Builder 2 3 5
Sentence Builder 3 5 8
Para Builder 1 2 5
Para Builder 1 2 5
Writing 1 30

By Mr. Amor Chamekh

 Grammar Section (30 questions) (15 minutes)

1. What ----------- to the party?

 a. will bring
b. I can bring
c. shall I bring
d. I bring

2. If we ----------- online, we can save twenty percent of the price in the store.
a. ordering
b. will order
c. order
d. orders

3. He likes to watch TV ----------- listen to music.

a. and
b. too
c. so
d. because

4. What are you waiting -----------?

a. from
b. for
c. at
d. to

5. ----------- you go to a party last week?

a. Are
b. Does
c. Did
d. Have

6. This letter is very -----------. Please make sure he gets it today.

a. urgent
b. urge
c. urgency
d. urgently

7. The house I like the best -----------my uncle’s house.

a. are
b. be
c. is
d. am

8. ----------- can I help you?

a. What
b. How
 c. Where
d. Why

9. ----------- is good that you studied hard.

a. Which
b. What
c. You
d. It

10. Sultan will start ----------- he is ready.

a. when
b. soon
c. always
d. but

11. Fatima is not as old ----------- her cousin.

a. enough
b. more
c. as
d. than

12. Ali plays the piano ----------- than his sister.

a. best
b. good
c. better
d. well

13. He asked me what I ----------- if I failed to get the job.

a. will done
b. will do
c. would done
d. would do

14. ----------- many companies do you own?

a. Which
b. What
c. How
d. Do

15. With so many malls in Abu Dhabi, it’s easy ---------- something nice to wear.
a. finds
b. find
 c. will find
d. to find

16. The place we liked the most ----------- Beirut. It’s a great city.
a. was
b. which
c. that
d. the

17. Most smartphones have GPS, -----------is great if you are driving somewhere
new.
a. that
b. who
c. which
d. where

18. In Dubai, the metro is ----------- cheaper to use than a taxi.

a. more
b. such
c. the
d. a lot

19. I feel sick. I think I ----------- caught a cold.

a. may have
b. can have
c. will have
d. should have

20. Afra and Ayesha are twins, but Ayesha is ----------- taller than her sister.
a. slight
b. more
c. slightly
d. less

21. My grandmother’s house always seems ----------- nothing has changed.

a. as if
b. for
c. that
d. which

22. I really don’t know him, but he’s one of my brother’s -----------.
a. friend
b. friends
 c. friend’s
d. his friends

23. I love camping in the desert with my family. It’s ----------- more relaxing than
visiting a mall or a city.
a. the most
b. so
c. far
d. as

24. All Layla’s friends had come to visit her, and ----------- a huge chocolate cake
with them.
a. had brought
b. bringing
c. she has brought
d. she has to bring

25. He is planning to meet his wife’s family next week, and take them to that Italian
restaurant in the hotel where they ----------- married next month.
a. will getting
b. get
c. gets
d. are getting

26. This information is ----------- available on the internet.

a. wide
b. wideness
c. widely
d. widen

27. Sometimes, celebrities’ lives seem much more interesting and fun than -----------.
a. ours
b. those of our
c. our
d. our’s

28. When doing your research, I ----------- on the effects of reading on children’s later
success in school.
a. would strongly recommend focusing
b. recommending a strong focus
c. strongly would recommend focusing
d. would recommend strongly focusing

29. The movie is not just a charming story ----------- a beautiful description of
everyday life in Bali.
 a. also
b. but also
c. as well
d. in addition to

30. Please ask for further assistance -----------.

a. may need
b. if needed
c. needing
d. if need

Vocabulary Section (30 questions) (15 minutes)

31. I’m ----------- selling my car and getting a new one.

 a. thinking to
b. thinking
c. thinking about
d. thinking for

32. Ayesha’s sister gave her a beautiful pair of ----------- for her birthday.
a. lines
b. meters
c. earrings
d. repairs

33. He was looking ----------- at me but he didn’t see me.

a. away
b. straight
c. yet
d. afterward

34. The emirate of Ras Al Khaimah is more than ----------- as big as Fujairah emirate.
a. inside
b. straight
c. alone
d. twice

35. I was watching a movie on the television, but my sister turned to another ----------
to watch the tennis
a. channel
b. meter
c. magazine
d. ocean

36. The 1700s were a/an ---------- of great scientific advance.

a. option
b. function
c. period
d. location

37. High blood pressure is a clear ---------- of stress.

a. requirement
b. legislation
c. indication
d. technique

38. Some violent TV programs have a negative ---------- on children.

a. impact
b. delight
 c. risk
d. method

39. How many people does your company ----------?

a. employ
b. attach
c. dig
d. sail

40. Be careful. You don’t want to ---------- yourself before the football match
tomorrow.
a. regulate
b. injure
c. select
d. maintain

41. It’s difficult to understand the ---------- of family until you move away from
home.
a. importance
b. journalist
c. emergency
d. cabinet

42. The science ---------- has all the materials that you will need for the experiment.
a. accent
b. experience
c. switch
d. kit

43. He couldn’t ---------- his email account because someone has changed his
password.
a. assist
b. access
c. comment
d. occur

44. The school built a new ---------- for our sport teams.
a. occasion
b. flour
c. cabbage
d. gym

45. Even today, scientists continue to ---------- new types of plants and animals.
a. identify
 b. design
c. convert
d. consist of

46. The camera has both ---------- and manual settings.

a. automatic
b. unwilling
c. domestic
d. alphabetical

47. The UAE has experienced ---------- growth in the last ten years.
a. infected
b. spare
c. warm
d. rapid

48. We want everyone to ---------- their ideas to their project.

a. contribute
b. ban
c. estimate
d. stress

49. You will need your mother or father’s ---------- to go on the school trip.
a. approval
b. approvingly
c. approve
d. approved

50. I don’t ---------- if we agreed to meet on Monday or Wednesday.

a. broadcast
b. influence
c. explore
d. recall

51. ----------, I think the concert was very enjoyable.

a. In front
b. Above
c. Underneath
d. Entirely

52. Salem has a very high ---------- in the army.

a. trainee
 b. bid
c. rank
d. journal

53. He was punished as a/an ---------- for his heinous actions.

a. success
b. consequence
c. concentration
d. assistance

54. We do not have enough ---------- to complete the project.

a. aspects
b. comments
c. distinction
d. resources

55. Salem has a very high ---------- in the army.

a. trainee
b. bid
c. rank
d. journal

56. My sister is really ----------.

a. forget
b. forgetfulness
c. forgetfully
d. forgetful

57. It’s very hot from May to September, but the heat ---------- in October and
November.
a. diminishes
b. reconstructs
c. commutes
d. grasps

58. I looked at the evidence and ---------- that the company had made a mistake.
a. appealed
b. funded
c. concluded
d. restricted

59. Don’t sit on that box, or you will ---------- it.

a. crush
 b. fasten
c. decay
d. classify

60. I can’t understand the ---------- of people who hunt elephants for fun.
a. landmark
b. mentality
c. deduction
d. appliance

Reading Section 1 (5 questions) (10 minutes)

Frida Kahlo was a famous artist who was born near Mexico City in 1907. At
eighteen, she almost died in a bus accident, and it left her disabled and in pain for the
rest of her life. To help her get better, Kahlo returned to her childhood hobby of
painting. She became especially famous for her self-portraits, that is, paintings of
herself. Kahlo used many bright colors and Mexican things in her art. You can now
see many of her paintings in art museums around the world.

61. Why did Frida Kahlo start painting again at the age of 18?
a. She was hurt in a bus accident.
b. She was born in Mexico City.
c. She loved bright colors.
d. She wanted to be a famous artist.

You probably know that some dogs aren't just pets -- they hold jobs! Some dogs can
work on farms, guarding or herding animals. Other dogs can pull sleds or help people
hunt. Dogs have worked with people for thousands of years. What makes dogs such
great workers? They learn fast and they can also smell and hear better than we can.
This means that dogs can do jobs that people can't. Some of their jobs may surprise
you.

62. The word we refers to …………….

a. dogs
b. people
c. workers
d. pets

The sun was going down when the engine suddenly stopped. My older brother looked
up and down the empty, desert road.
"I should have filled up at Liwa," he said to himself.
I knew it too, but I didn't say anything.
"I think I can get a phone signal if I get higher," I said hopefully.
I climbed a nearby hill. Luckily, I had a signal and I could call my father. He came
two hours later with some petrol. But it was a long, hot wait.
I learned an important lesson that day.

63. What did the younger brother learn that day?

a. Never get angry at an older brother
b. Always plan before making a journey
c. Fathers always give good advice
d. You can't use a cell phone in the desert

An aurora is a light display in the sky caused when incoming energy particles from
the sun meet with gas molecules in a planet's atmosphere. The best known example is
the Aurora Borealis, or northern lights. It can be seen on clear nights in northern
Europe, Alaska, Canada, and Russia. But it's not just here on Earth. On planets like
Jupiter and Saturn, strong magnetic fields lead to high electrical currents in the upper
atmosphere over the planets' poles. This, too, can cause auroras in their upper
atmospheres.

64- What does the word their refer to?

a. Auroras
b. Gas particles and energy from the sun
c. Northern Europe, Alaska, Canada, and Russia.
d. Jupiter and Saturn

If you eat a meal in Korea, there are many things that you should know. The oldest
people are usually served first, and it is bad to pick up chopsticks or eat before the
oldest people. Soups must always be on the right side of the person who is eating.
The rice bowl is never lifted up from the table, which is different from China and
Japan. Spoons should not hit bowls while eating. Some rules, however, are no longer
important. For instance, talking used to be forbidden, but today people usually talk
together at meals.

65. Which of the following statements about eating meals in Korea is false?
a. You should not pick up your nice bowl when you eat
b. Old people should be given food before young people.
c. There is a right place and a wrong place for your soup
d. You should not talk when eating meals

Reading Section 2 (5 questions) (10 minutes)

Non-meat based hamburgers, often referred to as veggie burgers, have become
noticeably more popular in recent years. This explosion of interest has been driven by
multiple concerns about the consumption of meat-based burgers. First, veggie burgers
are infinitely more in demand than real burgers with environmentalists, since their
production doesn't consume as much resources. Second, veggie burgers have the edge
in hygiene, since they are much less likely to spread bacteria. The final criterion is a
bit more difficult to put a finger on, since it comes down to a subtle rejection of the
corporate establishment and the start of a campaign to transform our food.
66- What does the phrase infinitely more in demand mean in the passage?
a. much more preferred
b. much harder to purchase
c. liked slightly more
d. not as popular as

The events of the Trojan War are described in many works of Greek literature and
shown widely in Greek art. No single text tells the entire events of the war. Instead,
the story is assembled from a variety of sources, some with very different versions of
events. The most important sources are two poems, the Iliad and the Odyssey,
believed to have been written by Homer between the 9th and 6th centuries BC. Each
poem describes a part of the war. The Iliad covers the last year of the siege of Troy,
while the Odyssey deals with Odysseus's return home to Ithaca following the violent
sack of the city of Troy.
67- What does the word sack probably mean?
a. to be fired from a job
b. a form of Greek poetry
c. a large bag made of strong material
d. the destruction and stealing of goods

The spaghetti-tree hoax was a three-minute fake report broadcast on April Fools' Day
(April 1) 1957 by the BBC current-affairs programme Panorama, which showed a
family in southern Switzerland harvesting spaghetti from the family 'spaghetti tree.'
At the time spaghetti was relatively unknown in the UK, so many British citizens
were unaware that it is made from wheat flour and water; a number of viewers
afterwards contacted the BBC for advice on growing their own spaghetti trees.
Decades later, CNN called this broadcast "the biggest hoax ever from a reputable
news channel."
68- What does the word hoax probably mean?
a) news
b) pasta
c) trick
d) tree

The main excuse for why executives fail to accomplish important objectives is
because team members spend excessive time and effort on tasks such as emails and
meetings. Accomplishing ambitious goals is challenging and requires discipline.
There are four essential tactics that any executive can adopt in order to achieve
success. The first is for the team to focus on one radical goal. The second is to focus
on lead activities, essential daily actions that specifically pursue the desired outcome.
The third strategy is to monitor progress, with graphs detailing daily activities. The
fourth is to regularly evaluate progress, review challenges, and determine the best
path for success.

69- What does the reading suggest about emails and meetings?
a. Employees can spend too much time on things that don't contribute to goals
b. Emails and meetings are essential communication tools
c. Not all business leaders know to hold a productive meeting
d. Meetings should be organized according to four important principles.

The spiritual practice of meditation is thousands of years old, and yet we are just now
becoming aware of its significant benefits. Meditation has been shown to lower
stress, reduce blood pressure, relieve anxiety and more. You might think that
meditation is just sitting still or perhaps chanting a word over and over. But, actually,
there are many types of meditation, including walking meditation and tai chi. These
use patterns of movement to help take your mind off of your daily worries and reduce
tension. Experts suggest that even as little as five to ten minutes a day of meditation
can reap substantial benefits.

70- Based on the reading, what is probably true about meditation?

a. More children are learning to meditate in schools.
b. It is mostly about repeating a word over and over.
c. It is effective against physical and mental problems.
d. It takes years of practice to have any benefits.

Reading Section 3 (7 questions) (15 minutes)

 Perelman Math Genius Award

Who would turn down a $1 million prize for solving a math problem? Perhaps one of the world's
smartest mathematicians.
In 2010, a Russian mathematician named Grigori Perelman was awarded the prestigious $1 million
Clay Millennium Prize for having solved a geometry problem that had challenged scores of brilliant
mathematicians since 1904.
Since 2000, the Clay Institute's $1 million prize has been open to mathematicians who can find
answers to one of seven long-unsolved math problems. The Clay Institute's president, James
Carlson, said that Perelman was a mathematician of “extraordinary power and creativity" for
solving one of these, an intractable problem in geometry known as Poincaré's conjecture. For
decades, scores of prominent mathematicians had failed to solve the Poincaré 3-D geometry
challenge, sometimes described as the Mount Everest of math.
But weeks after its announcement, the institute announced that Perelman, a brilliant but
unconventional mathematician, had formally turned down the award and the million-dollar prize.
He didn't deserve it, he told the institute, because he was just following the path of fellow
mathematicians, in particular that of Richard Hamilton, a math professor at New York's Columbia
University,
Carlson disagreed. “All mathematicians follow the work of others, but only a few make
breakthroughs like this," he noted. Still, he was not particularly surprised that Perelman had not
accepted the prize, since the eccentric researcher had already turned down several top honors in
mathematics.
Four years previously, in 2006, Perelman had turned down perhaps the most well-known award in
mathematics, the Fields Medal, which, like the Clay Millennium Prize, honored his contributions to
geometry. He didn't just turn it down by phone, either. Professor John Ball, president of the Berlin-
based International Mathematical Union which awards the Fields medal (and its $15.000 prize),
traveled to Perelman's home in St. Petersburg to persuade him to accept the prize. However, after
days of negotiation and persuasion, Professor Ball was forced to give up.
Ball summed up his conversation with the 56-year-old Perelman as follows: "We offered three
alternatives: accept the award and come to the prizegiving; accept and don't come, and we would
send him the medal later; and third, not to accept the prize. From the very beginning, Perelman said
he would choose the third option, saying that prize was completely irrelevant for him. According to
him, if his mathematics is correct, then no other recognition or award is needed."
A poor and private man with long, wild hair, the 52-year-old Perelman lives in a basic apartment in
St. Petersburg with his elderly mother. Carlson said that when he spoke with Perelman in 2010, the
man had quit a teaching job at Russia's top institute in his home city and did not appear to have any
other employment. After a lecture tour of US colleges in 2006 following his Poincaré proof,
Perelman stopped responding and left the math world, despite job offers from many US universities.
"I'm not interested in money or fame," the math mastermind stated. "I don't want to be on display
like an animal in a zoo. I'm not a hero, and I don't want to have everybody looking at me."
Some fellow mathematicians agree, including William Thurston, a researcher at New York's
Cornell University, who also studied the Poincaré problem.
"We have learned from Perelman's mathematics. Now perhaps we should also learn from
Perelman's attitude to life," said Thurston.
But don't expect to learn much directly from Perelman. The reclusive mathematician refuses to talk
in public. One journalist who managed to reach him on his mobile in the Russian countryside was
told: "You are disturbing me. I am picking mushrooms."

71- When did mathematicians start to try to solve the Poincaré Conjecture?
a. 1904
 b. 2010
c. 2006
d. 2000

72- The word intractable in Paragraph 3 probably means ………..

a. unusual or extraordinary
b. conventional or traditional
c. easy to persuade
d. very difficult or challenging

73- Richard Hamilton is mentioned in the reading as ……….

a. a winner of the Henry Draper Medal in Physics.
b. a person who tried to get Perelman to accept the Clay Millennium Prize.
c. the head of the Clay Institute.
d. a lecturer from Columbia University.

74- Why was James Carlson not surprised when Grigori Perelman refused the Clay
Millennium Prize?
a. The $15000 prize was not enough for someone in Perelman’s situation
b. Carlson knew Perelman’s personality because he had met him in Russia
c. Perelman had not accepted other awards in the past
d. Carlson did not believe that Perelman’s work was good enough.

75- Which organization decides the winners of the Fields Medals?

a. The International Mathematical Union.
b. The Norwegian Noble Committee.
c. The Clay Institute.
d. The Poincaré Conjecture

76- What does Perelman do now?

a. He visits colleges in the US.
b. He works as a researcher in Columbia Univeristy.
c. He lives quietly in St. Petersbourg.
d. He teaches at an institute in Russia.

77- According to the reading, which one is probably true about Perelman today?
a. He enjoys lecturing and speaking at conferences
b. He thinks Richard Hamilton to take his prize.
c. He is angry about not being given the Fields prize.
d. He does not like to speak in Public.

Cloze Section 1 (10 questions) (8 minutes)

78. Drag the words to the correct spaces. There is one extra word.
additional concern contribute extremes lacking occurs

Obesity
Modern life brings many health problems. One of these is obesity, which is a growing
……………… worldwide. If you are obese, you have too much body fat. This
increases the risk of other health problems such as high blood pressure and heart
disease. Obesity ……………… when you take in more calories than you burn, in
normal everyday activities or through exercise. These ……………… calories are
then stored in the body as fat.
Obesity is often a result of choices in lifestyle. Many people eat an unhealthy diet,
full of junk food and ……………… fresh fruit and vegetables. A lack of physical
activities can also ……………… to obesity. Many people spend their leisure time
watching television or using a computer, instead of moving and exercising.

79. Drag the words to the correct spaces. There is one extra word.
combined evidence identified poisonous sophisticated supplies

Ancient Cooking
Cooking is an ancient skill. Archaeologists have found ……………… of campfires
used for cooking that are nearly 1.5 million years old. Prehistoric cooking techniques
were not very……………… . They consisted of holding meat over a fire or boiling it
until it was safe to eat. It would then be ……………… with vegetables, fruit, and
nuts, resulting in a nutritious diet.
Yet, so skilled were these ancient chefs at preparing food that they could make even
dangerous food safe to eat. For instance, they created a process to remove
……………… cyanide from cassava, resulting in tapioca, a food eaten all over the
world today. They also devised methods to preserve food using smoking and drying
techniques, thereby making sure they always had ……………… of food even during
difficult times. These techniques are still in use by chefs and cooks today.

Cloze Section 2 (10 questions) (8 minutes)

80. Drag the words to the correct spaces. There is one extra word.
never due above therefore this up

Maglev Trains
Over the last two hundred years, trains have used steam, diesel, and electricity as fuel
for propulsion. Now alternative power sources are being developed, and Japan's
Maglev train is an example of ………………

The incredible speed of the Maglev is ……………… to powerful magnets installed

in the rails. The magnetic force repels the train and so lifts it up ……………… the
rails. Another set of magnets pushes the train forward. As the train is not in contact
with the rails, there is no friction, and the result is speeds of ……………… to 600
kilometres per hour. Although these trains can reach amazing speeds, they are almost
silent, ……………… reducing noise pollution. They can also stop in a surprisingly
short distance.

81. Drag the words to the correct spaces. There is one extra word.

after more beneath while beyond considering

Our Unknown World

The UAE has recently conducted several space missions. With these, it has joined an
exclusive club of nations capable of exploring ……………… the earth's atmosphere.
However, ……………… how difficult it is to reach outer space, it's rather surprising
that in many ways we know more about what's above us than what is ………………
us. For example, humans have explored less than 5% of the world's oceans, and
……………… people have been to the moon than to the deepest parts of the sea.
Similarly, ……………… we have models of what lies under our feet. we can
currently progress just a few kilometres underground. It seems we still have a lot to
learn about our world.

Sentence Builder Section 1 (3 questions) (5 minutes)

82. Drag the words to make a sentence. Use all the words.

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just stay here. What would you like to do?

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Sentence Builder Section 2 (3 questions) (5 minutes)

85. Drag the words to make a sentence. Use all the words.

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I lost my phone on Monday

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John said

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Business was so good that the company

Sentence Builder Section 3 (5 questions) (10 minutes)

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Para Builder Section 1 (2 questions) (5 minutes)

93. Drag the sentences to the correct spaces to make a paragraph.

1 I really enjoy eating them because they are always very nice.
It has five bedrooms and a big living room. We love to watch TV in the living
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room.
3 We also eat our meals in that room. Outside we have a beautiful garden.
4 We also grow vegetables in the garden.

Sarah’s House
My name is Sarah and I am from Sydney, Australia. We have a big house in the city.

There are some big trees and many flowers there.

94. Drag the sentences to the correct spaces to make a paragraph.

1 Me too! Let’s meet in Paris in August. It will be fun!

2 Really? You have enough money to buy the Jeep, don’t you?
3 That’s a good idea. I’m taking a trip to France during the vacation.
4 Yes I do, but I need to save some money because I want to travel this summer.
5 Yes, but not the car I really wanted. The Jeep was too expensive.

Saving for a Holiday

Yousef: Hi Ahmed. Did you buy a car this weekend?

Ahmed:

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Ahmed:

Para Builder Section 2 (2 questions) (5 minutes)

95. Drag the sentences to the correct spaces to make a paragraph.

1 Well, what time do you think that you’ll be finished?
2 Oh the contrary, I’ve only just begun and I need some time to focus.
3 I should be finished by 3.00 if no one interrupts me.
4 That would be great. As soon as I’m done with this assignment we can leave.
5 Okay. I’ll run a few errands and leave you alone until mid-afternoon.

Let’s go to the Mall

Ayesha: I was thinking we could go to the mall. You’re nearly finished with your
homework, aren’t you?

Bader:

Ayesha:

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For example, in England, cupcakes are generally smaller and do not have the sweet
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topping that is popular on cupcakes in places such as America and the UAE.
She was the first to use the term ‘cupcake’, which stems from cooking the cakes in single
2
cups, such as tea cups.
These days, most people use these multi-cup pans for cooking cupcakes, but there remain
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international differences in recipes.
This is because the muffin tins that we use to bake cupcakes in today were not available
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when cupcakes were first created.

Cupcakes
The earliest description of cupcakes dates back to 1796, when Amelia Simmons
wrote about them in her cookbook.

Writing (30 minutes)

Write an essay of 250 words on the topic below. You have 30 minutes.

What problems do people face when working from home?

How can employers help with these problems and make working from home better?

Discuss your ideas and support them with reasons and examples.

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