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Practice Test 2
Practice Test 2
Practice Test 2
Respond to each of the following situations:
1-You see a dead dog in the middle of the street. Make a deduction.
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2-The salesman charges you too much for a shirt. What do you say?
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3-The teacher asks you what you think we should do to stop polluting
the Nile.
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4-You're attending the funeral of a friend's relative. What do you say to
your friend?
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Mention the place, the speakers and the language function in the
following two mini-dialogues:
5) A: I'm sorry I didn't mean to break the dishes?
B: Never mind, but you should be more careful next time.
Place:
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Speaker A:
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Speaker B:
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Function of speaker A:
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6- A: I need to get a loan to buy a car, please?
B: OK. Fill in this form, please.
Place:
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Speaker A:
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Speaker B:
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Function of speaker B:
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Chooses the correct answer from a, b, c or d:
7- Thousands of lives have been saved after the earthquake thanks to
the efforts of several rescue -----------------.
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A positions
B launches
C missions
D secrets
8-Not everyone can work well under ----------------.
A adventure
B pressure
C culture
D capture
9- Reading someone's private messages is considered a/an -----------------
of privacy.
A revision
B division
C vision
D invasion
10- Could you (arouse – rise – arise – raise) that picture a few
centimeters higher, please?
A raise
B arise
C arouse
D rise
11- Most of the harmful rays of the sun are ------------- in the
atmosphere, so they aren't able to affect us.
A buried
B soaked
C absorbed
D developed
12- A lot of countries have sent food aid to the earthquake ------------------.
A winners
B victors
C losers
D victims
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13- There was a very ---------------- response to our new product - people
seemed very pleased with it.
A positive
B negative
C destructive
D bad
14- Before travelling, we must ensure the ---------------- of petrol and oil.
A responsibility
B visibility
C availability
D disability
15- The employee insisted on ----------------- fair treatment by the
manager.
A giving
B being given
C given
D to be given
16- I don't know what to do this weekend. Perhaps I ------------ at home
and do some cleaning.
A will stay
B am going to stay
C am staying
D staying
17- I ---------------- Ali for years, so it was such a surprise when we met
each other by chance in the supermarket.
A don't see
B haven't seen
C hadn't seen
D have been seeing
18- I wish I -------------------- that much yesterday night. I feel so ill now.
A didn't eat
B hadn't eaten
C wouldn't eat
D haven't eaten
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19- The Nobel Prize for literature is usually awarded to writers ----------
works are outstanding..
A which
B where
C who
D whose
20----------------------working as a computer programmer needs a lot of
skills and effort, the job is very profitable.
A Although
B Despite
C In spite
D But
21- I ------------------- understand the chapter we had to read for
homework. It was too difficult.
A won't
B couldn't
C can
D don't need
22- The Prime Minister hasn't decided how to deal with the new problem
--------------------------.
A so
B so that
C such
D yet
Find the mistake in Six Only of the following sentences, then write it
correctly:
23- Scientists do not know how many white sharks there are, but it is
thought that there are thousands of it.
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24- He did his best to fix the heater, but his skill at repairing electrical
devices wasn't enough good to succeed.
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25- If we recycled all the steel we use in a year, we could be able to save
a lot of energy.
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26- The twins were so likeable that it was difficult to tell them apart.
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27- Tiredness, loose of appetite and sleeping problems are all symptoms
of depression.
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28- The amount of books in our school library is more than 2000.
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29-Were he reading the questions carefully, he'd certainly pass the test.
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30- Tom and Mary are always arguing for how to raise their children.
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Read the following passage, then answer the questions:
Safety is anything that people do to protect themselves or others from
harmful accidents. People can prevent accidents by following safety
measures. Governments pass laws to keep people safe. For example, a
law could require that buildings have clearly marked exits. This would
allow people to escape quickly during a fire. Laws and other rules that are
meant to protect all people are called public safety measures. Another
way to promote public safety is to spread information about safety
measures. For example, magazines about parenting often have articles on
how to keep a house safe for children. These articles may recommend
keeping cleaning products out of reach or covering electrical outlets.
Workplaces also have rules that are designed to keep workers safe. These
are called occupational safety measures. For example, factories may
require employees to wear a helmet or safety goggles to protect
themselves from injury.
Answer the following questions:
31-What might happen if safety rules are not observed at workplaces?
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32-What must school buildings have so that students can be safe in
emergencies?
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33-Give an example to show how we can keep a house safe for children.
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48. Find the mistake in ONLY TWO of the following sentences and
correct it:
- Antoinette was cruel enough to look after the sick King at the Castle of
Zenda.
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- Rassendyll was worried when the French president asked him a question
which he could not answer.
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- Rassendyll asked Fritz to protect Princess Flavia from Michael's men.
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49-Write a paragraph of about 100 words on ONE ONLY of the following
topics:
-Why it is important to protect our culture and heritage.
-Preserving the environment is everyone's responsibility.
50-Translation:
A) Translate into Arabic:
Child labour has become a major issue in developing countries. This
international problem is getting worse with every passing day because
many children are forced, against the law, to work. Child labour continues
to pose a challenge to our country though the government has been
taking various measures to tackle this problem.
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. استهالك االنسان لموارد األرض الطبيعية قد ازداد بمعدل مخيف في اآلونة األخيرة-2
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