English World 7 Exams

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Model Exam (1)
A. Language functions
1. Supply the missing parts in the following dialogue:
Hassan : Hello, Ali. It's nice to see you. Where did you spend your summer
holiday?
Ali : ………………………………………………………..……
Hassan : Oh, but you told me that you had planned to spend the summer holiday
in Ras El Bar.
Ali : Yes, but ………………………………………………………..……
Hassan : Why did you change your mind and go to Hurghada.
Ali : Because my uncle, Murad, invited me to spend two weeks there.
Hassan : ………………………………………………………………..……?
Ali : It was wonderful.
Hassan : I wish I………………………………………………………..……
Ali : You can come with me to Hurghda next year.
Hassan : ………………………………………………………..……
B. Vocabulary & Structures

2. Choose the correct word(s) in brackets.
1. They (were walking - are walking - walk - will walk) in the street when the accident
happened.
2. Said (visit - is visiting - visits - visited) his uncle every week.
3. Mazen is (as old - the oldest - older - the old) than Tarek.
4. (A- An - The - No article) Nile is the longest river in the world.
5. When (is - was - being - will) the team set out.
6. My friend sent me an (invitation - invasion - information - intersection) to his birthday
party.
7. All the class (motivate - complain - mingle - spend) about the bad desks they sit at.
8. When I was in the club, I enjoyed watching the (global - galloping - filling - facial)
horses.
9. Yesterday, I read an article which is set (on - by - off - out) in columns.
10. A (bob - pin - den - chest) is the home where a bear live.
3. Rewrite the following sentences using the words in brackets:
1. Dad has intention to buy a new car. (going)
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2. When I was young, I rode my bike to school. (used to)
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3. Nagy is writing a report now. (often)
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4. I'm 1-70 cm tall. (How tall)
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5. I played chess with my brother yesterday. (At 3:00 yesterday)
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C. Reading comprehension
4. Read the following passage and answer the questions below:
My last birthday was one that I will never forget. I was not planning to
celebrate it because it was on a weekday and I had been too busy to organize
anything. When I got home, I got a call from my colleague, Mark, who told me
that something urgent had come up at the office. He told me to get to the office
quickly and he would explain the problem. When I entered my office, the lights
suddenly went out. I heard some strange noises, but I couldn't make out where
they were coming from. I was trying to find the light switch when I tripped over
something and that made the alarm system go off. Then, I heard people
shouting, Surprise! Happy Birthday, and the lights came on again. Of course, the
police soon appeared because of the alarm. At first, they were quite angry, but
when we explained what had happened and treated them to some birthday
cake, they wished me a happy birthday and said they would forget the incident
A. Answer the following questions:
1. Why wasn't the writer planning to celebrate his birthday?
2. Who called the writer to go to the office?
3. What surprise was waiting for the writer at the office?
B. Choose the correct answers.
4. The underlined pronoun "they" refers to (the writer and his friends - Mark and his
friends - the writer's friends - the police).
5. The police soon came to the office because of the (birthday - lights - alarm - light
switch).
D. Writing
5. Write a paragraph of six sentences on One Only of the following topics:
1. Cairo is a crowded city 2. Farming
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E. Literature
6. Poetry: (Day)
I'm busy, said the rain.
Answer the following questions:
1. Complete the stanza.
2. Paraphrase the stanza.
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Model Exam (2)
Tarek : Hi, Ramy. You look tired. Where were you?
Ramy : I was at the…………….……………………….….……
Tarek : What …………….……………..………………….….……?
Ramy : I was doing special exercises there. We have an important match next
Tuesday.
Tarek : Oh, that's great. how often do you go for training?
Ramy : ……………………………….……………………….….……
Tarek : Do a lot of people watch handball matches nowadays?
Ramy : Oh, yes. It has become very popular in Egypt.
Tarek : I remember having the last world championship in Egypt last month.
Ramy : Yes, you're right.
Tarek : Did you have any medals with your team?
Ramy : …………….…………………..…………………….….……
Tarek : I wish you all the best.
Ramy : ………………….………….……………………….….……
2. Choose the correct words in brackets.
1. Dad (usually go - usually goes - goes usually - go usually) to work on Sunday.
2. Maha (sees - is seeing - see - saw) Marwa next Monday.
3. I often play with Mahmoud. we get (with - on - of - in) very well.
4. Queen Victoria was born (on - into - with - by) the British royal family.
5. I haven't painted the house (since - for - yet - already).
6. The long whiskers of the sea otters help them find their (prayer - pray - prey -
parade).
7. Are you (keen - bored - fantastic - rush) on sport? yes, I'm.
8. (Pollution - Population - Invasion - Information) is a number of people who live in a
certain
place.
9. The little boy (grinned - collected - presented - created) at his father when he saw
the toy.
10. Ola was cooking something on the (chisel - stove - screw - nail).
1. It's Ali's habit to listen to music at night. (usually)
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2. They have been to America since 2008. (for)
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3. Mr. Tamer didn't visit Luxor. (yet)
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4. Hamza doesn't have money to buy this expensive watch. (can't afford)
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5. Mr. Mostafa said that he'll lend me some money. (promised)
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On the morning of the 5th October, 2007 nine children were playing
at their local nursery school when, suddenly, tornado sirens started going off.
Jane Brown, who was the head teacher of the school was working in her office
at the time. She didn't panic as tornado warning were common at that time of
year. Then, the lights went out and the wind broke her office window. While
Jane was running to the children's classroom, pieces of broken windows and
glass were failing all around her. A witness, Alex Ross, saw the tornado hit the
nursery school, the roof flew off and only the walls remained standing. Finally,
the tornado moved on and, afterwards, there was a terrifying silence. Alex ran
into the school to help. Jane and the other teachers helped the children get out
of the building. However, two children were trapped under parts of the roof.
Alex pulled them out and carried them outside. Later, Alex sad, I can't believe
it! The tornado totally destroyed the nursery school, but miraculously, no one
was serious injured.
1. What were the children doing when tornado sirens started going off?
2. What was Jane Brown's job?
3. How did Alex help the two trapped children?
4. The children were playing at their local (primary - preparatory - secondary -
nursery).
5. Alex Ross saw the (train - tornado - rocket - tank) hit the nursery school.
D. Writing
1. A funny situation 2. Computers
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E. Literature
6. Poetry: (Day)
I'm busy, said the sea.
1. Write the next three lines.
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Model Exam (3)
Shady : You'll never guess what happened to me yesterday.
Randa : ………………………………………………………………………..……?
Shady : While I was walking home from work, I noticed an old car on top of a
hill was rolling backwards and heading straight towards a group of
school children.
Randa : ………………………………………………………………………..……?
Shady : As the car approached me, I jumped into the driver's seat and stepped
on the brakes and even pulled the hand brake.
Randa : …………………………………! You could stop it, couldn't you?
Shady : No, nothing happened and the car just kept rolling down the hill. The
only thing I could do was steer the car away from the children.
Randa : ………………………………………………after that?
Shady : I turned the wheels left. it came to a stop when I crashed it into a big
tree?
Randa : Did you hurt yourself?
Shady : ………………………………………………………………………..……

1. Ahmed (began - beginning - is beginning - begin) a boat trip next week.
2. The police (arrest - arrested - is arresting - arrests) the thieves 2 days ago.
3. Wael (was playing - plays - play - has played) football when we saw him.
4. What did you (use to - used to - using - use) do when you were young?
5. My sister has done her homework (since - for - ago -just) three hours.
6. Did you (make - take - do - sail) any notice of what you have seen in
the museum.
7. Samah is very interested in (cooking - baking - surfing - sailing) the net.
8. Biographies are often written about (unknown - well known - silly - crazy) people.
9. The teacher asked if we could (think - name - mix - fail) any English queens or
kings.
10. To (guard - disguise - measure - guarantee) means to promise that something will
be done.
3. Rewrite the following sentences using the words in brackets.
1. While I was eating, the door knocked. (when)
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2. Sally visited Tanta in 2010. (since)
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3. Diana doesn't get up early. (late)
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4. Could you close the door? (mind)
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5. I want to go shopping. (feel like)
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Diogenes was the philosopher who the ancient Athenians called the dog.
It has something to with the fact that Diogenes admired dogs. He believed that
human beings shouldn't live their lives in Luxury. And he also thought that
people could learn a lot from dogs because they aren't fussy about where they
sleep, they eat anything and they know how to tell their friends from their
enemies. So, can any of you guess what is so important about this meeting?
Alexander was a powerful man who many people feared. He was also very
wealthy. Diogenes, who lived in a tub, was only a poor philosopher. His only
possession was a lamp, which he carried around during the day, he claimed he
was looking for an honest man. In this meeting, Alexander told Diogenes to ask
of him anything he liked, and he would have it! Diogenes was sunny himself at
the time. He simple told Alexander, who was then blocking the sun, to stand out
of sunlight!
1. What did the ancient Athenians call Diogenes? Why?
2. Do you share Diogenes's opinion that people can learn a lot from dogs?
3. Where did Diogenes's live?
4. The underlined word "fussy" means (happy - difficult to please - noisy - pleased).
5. Diogenes's only possession was a (lamp - sword - spear - castle).
D. Writing
1. A famous actor 2. Collecting stamps
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E. Literature
6. Poetry: (Great wide, Beautiful, wonderful world)
And yet, when I said my prayers today.
1. Write the next lines.
2. Paraphrase these lines.
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Model Exam (4)
Adel : You've always been sporty and athletic…………………………………………?
Fahd : I practice boxing.
Adel : …………………………………………..………………………………?
Fahd : It's practiced in a boxing ring.
Adel : What do you need to do this sport?
Fahd : …………………………………………..………………………………
Adel : …………………………………………..………………………………?
Fahd : Yes, I've taken part in the Olympic games and won a medal.
Adel : Was the medal silver or gold?
Fahd : …………………………………………..………………………………
1. The citadel (use - uses - is used - used) to be clean.
2. Maged is (short - shorter than - the shortest - as short) as his cousin, Adel.
3. What (do you do - were you doing - will you do - are you doing) when I phoned you
yesterday?
4. Don't rely (in - into - on - of) other people and confident that you can do it.
5. Hoda has (never - ever - yet - for) swum in the Red sea.
6. The fountain, in the square, (bustled - frowned - glistened - cooed) like the Arctic
ice.
7. It's important, for the pupils in the classroom, to (insulate - separate - make - do)
notes about the lessons they have.
8. The new king was advised to be seen (on - in - under - of) public very often.
9. The tool with sharp flat edge at the end to sharpen wood is called a (chisel -
nail - hummer - screw).
10. A/an (mountain - fountain - interview - presentation) is a large mass of earth and
rock, rising above the common level of the earth.
1. Dad intends to sell his old car. (going)
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2. A vegetation never eats meat. (doesn't)
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3. Noha has just arrived from the airport. (ago)
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4. I'll explain the lesson again tomorrow. (not)
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5. Khadiga and Aisha were happy to study abroad. (enjoyed)
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I haven't heard from you for quite some time. I know that you've
probably been very busy with moving house, but I'm hoping we can get
together soon to catch up on each other's news.
Speaking about news you'll never guess what happened to me recently.
You know I've always wanted to go hiking. Well, I finally managed to go but it
didn't turn out too well. I went with some friends of mine who are very
experienced hikers. I'm grateful I did because I don't know what I would have
done without them.
We set off early in the morning and started walking. At first. I thought to
myself that hiking is quite easy but then I started feeling really tired and I could
hardly keep up with the rest of the group. We were crossing a field. When I felt
a sharp pain in my left leg. I thought it was a thorny bush or something and
kept going because the rest of the group was far ahead. After a while I broke
out into a cold sweat and started feeling very dizzy. Then I passed out.
When I finally came round, my friends told me that a snake had bitten.
One of my friends who knew about snake bites had tied my leg and sucked out
the poison. Luckily, they had an antidote for snake bites and I soon felt much
better.
In the future, I will think twice about going hiking, write soon to tell me
your news.
Take care,
Elvis
1. Who wrote this letter and to whom?
2. What has Elvis always wanted to do?
3. Why did Elvis break out into a cold sweat and started feeling dizzy?
4. Elvis went hiking with her (family - parents - grandparents - friends).
5. A/An (antidote - angela - angelo - intima) is a substance that stops the effects of a
poison.
1. Your leisure time 2. A car accident
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E. Literature
6. Poetry: (Day)
"I'm busy" said the rain.
when I fall it's not in vain.
wait and you will see the grain.
"I'm busy" said the rain.
1. Decide the rhyme scheme.
2. Extract the figure of speech.
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Model Exam (5)
1. Supply the missing parts in the following dialogue between the manager and
Nader who is applying for the position of a clerk in a travel agency:
Manager : ……………………………………………………………………………….……?
Nader : My name is Nader Ali. I'm 28.
Manager : ……………………………………………………………………………….……?
Nader : I've got a university degree- BA Honors' Degree in Advertising and
Marketing. Proficient in Russian and Italian.
Manager : …………………………………………………………………………….………?
Nader : I'm currently working for Hours Travel Agency in Heliopolis.
Manager : ……………………………………………………………………………………?
Nader : Full- time is preferable for me. I believe I am suitable for this position.
Manager : What's your expected salary?
Nader : ………………………………………………………………….……………………

1. The sky is very cloudy. It (is going - is going to - will - has) rain.
2. Alexandria is one of the (more - most - more than - much) beautiful cities I have
ever visited.
3. I didn't use to go sailing, but now I (did - does - doing - do).
4. I think Geography is (interesting - the most interesting - more interesting - as
interesting) as history.
5. Dad has (since - for - just - ago) arrived home coming back from work.
6. The mark left on something by pressing on it is called (discussion - impression -
confession - illusion).
7. The regular stopping place on a public transportation route is called a/an
(section - situation - station - invention).
8. Queen Victoria had to meet the prime (chair - cupboard - folder - minister) to listen
to his ideas for government.
9. To (carve - wink - simmer - waft) means to bubble gently over heat.
10. A discussion in which people have opposite views is called a/an (agreement -
argument - equipment - government).

1. Dina and Mai were talking about fashion yesterday. (What)
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2. No, I have never been to Australia. (ever)
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4. No, I’m not going to visit you again. (intend)
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5. Hany has been a teacher since 2000. (for)
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Google Earth
When the Internet first came into use, no one really knew just what it was,
what it could do, or even what to do with it. However, in a few short years, the
possibilities soon became obvious. Suddenly, everyone has a "Hotmail" or
"yahoo" account and letters written on paper became a thing of the past. As if
over night, we all knew what a web page was, we were "chatting" online, and we
had access to a world of information, from database to dictionary and Wikipedia.
Then the unthinkable happened. With the touch of a button, we could
tune into not only a world of information, but also the world itself. Google Earth
is perhaps one of the most incredible technological applications of the internet,
whose importance we haven't yet fully understood.
Think about it. Some 100 years ago, people had just begun to use the
telephone. The car and airplane were slowly coming into use. For most people,
the idea of intercontinental travel and communication was similar to a modern
day person considering a day trip to the Moon. Knowledge of the Earth was then
limited to the globe sitting on an office desk or the world map put up on the
school wall. Indeed, the world has become much smaller. We are no longer
individuals living in isolated countries. We are now a global network of human
beings walking up to a future single community. Google Earth is just one
indication, one symptom of what is to come.
It reveals the history of humanity, of our planet, of our earth. It also reveals our
future, responsibility our togetherness and the need for commitment to care for
this, our home.
1. when did everyone have a 'hotmail' or 'yahoo' account?
2. What is Google Earth?
3. What things can we do through Google Earth?
4. The world has become (larger - bigger - smaller - thinner).
5. Google Earth reveals the history of (animals - humanity - things - countries).
D. Writing
1. Technology in our life 2. A brave boy
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E. Literature
6. Poetry: (Day)
"I'm busy" said the air.
Model Exam (6)

Nader : ………………………………………………………………………….………?
Nadia : The word tsunami comes from the Japanese word for tidal wave.
Nader : ………………………………………………………………………….………?
Nadia : These huge waves are caused by underwater earthquakes or volcanic
eruption.
Nader : …………………………………………………………….…………….………?
Nadia : Most tsunamis occur in the Pacific Ocean.
Nader : ………………………………………………………………………….………?
Nadia : People should escape to higher ground the minute they are warned of a
possible tsunami by various instruments.
Nader : Did you hear about the last tsunami happened in the pacific ocean?
Nadia : ………………………………………………………………………..………

1. I (don't go - didn't go - doesn't go - won't go) to the party last night.
2. The more you study, (a- an - the no article) more you succeed.
3. Dina (visit - visits - visiting - will visit) her granny every week.
4. Who is (the tallest - taller - tall - as tall) Ayman or Samy?
5. We have (since - for - already - yet) bought a new house.
6. The habitat of bears is called a (bob - pot - den - breast).
7. Providing a book or other publication with pictures is called a/an (insulation -
invasion - handout - illustration)
8. A/an (island - empire - store - arrow) is a group of countries or states governed by
one ruler.
9. Dad (beckoned - wafted - perched - craved) George to a table against one wall.
10. The old woman peered at Hesham over the (rims - glimpses - branches - sills) of
her glasses.
1. I watch TV every day. (right now)
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2. Mustafa went swimming in the club when he was five. (used to)
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3. A nurse works in a hospital. (Nurses)
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4. I intend to take part in the race. (going)
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5. Marwa is going to paint her flat next week. (intends)
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As my train was not due to leave for another hour, I had plenty of time to
spare. I made my way to the luggage office to collect the heavy suitcase I had
left there three days before. There were only a few people waiting, and I took
out my wallet to find the receipt for my case. The receipt did not seem to be
where I had left it. I emptied the contents of the wallet, but the receipt was
nowhere to be found.
When my turn came, I explained the situation sorrowfully to the assistant.
The man looked at me suspiciously as if to say that he had heard this type of
story many times and asked me to describe the case.
The assistant then gave me a form and told me to make a list of the chief
contents of the case. If they were correct, he said, I could take the case away. I
tried to remember all the articles I had hurriedly packed and wrote them down as
they came to me.
After I had done this, I went to look among the shelves. There were
hundreds of cases there. After examining the articles inside, the assistant was
soon satisfied that it was mine and told me I could take the case away. Again, I
took out my wallet: this time to pay. I pulled out a ten-shilling note and the
'lost' receipt slipped out with it. I could not help blushing and glanced up at the
assistant. He was nodding his head knowingly, as if to say that he had often
seen this happen before too!
1. Why did the assistant suspect the writer?
2. Where did the writer put the receipt?
3. Why did the writer need the receipt?
4. What made the writer feel foolish was that
a- he couldn't find his receipt. b- he hadn't really lost his receipt at all.
c- he had to fill in a form. d- the assistant was laughing at him.
5. The underlined words "wrote them down" means (made note of - copied them -
signed them - pointed at them).
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D. Writing
1- Modern Inventions 2- Televisions
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E. Literature
6. Poetry: (Great, wide, Beautiful, wonderful world)
Ah, you are so great, and I am so small.
2. Decide the rhyme scheme.
Model Exam (7)

Amira : Have you ever been interviewed for a job?
Rania : Of course, I have had once.
Amira : ………………………………………………………………?
Rania : In my opinion, knowledge, appearance and your CV are the most
important things in a job interview.
Amira : ………………………………………………………………?
Rania : The sky of a successful job interview is preparation.
Amira : ………………………………………………………………?
Rania : You should make use of the internet and gather information about
company or organization you are applying to.
Amira : You're right!……………………………………………?
Rania : It's important to select something appropriate. A business suit is always
acceptable.
Amira : Thank you very much for your help .
Rania : ………………………………………………………………

1. My little sister (complains always - always complain - always complains - complain
always) about her maths homework.
2. Time is (a - an - the - no article) gold.
3. We're looking forward to (go - goes - going - went) to university.
4. Is your bag (heavy - as heavy - heaviest - heavier) than mine?
5. I haven’t visited the Pyramids (since - for - yet - ago).
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6. The mother (stared - darted - mixed - cruised) to save her child before falling in the
pool.
7. A/An (information - interview - infection - section) is an official face to face meeting
of important figures.
8. Queen Victoria (grew up - set up - picked up - mixed up) under strict rules.
9. We can sharpen a pencil with a (nail - penknife - rock - screw).
10. Women wear (waterfalls - sills - aprons - screws) while cooking.
1. Mum is still cooking dinner. (yet)
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2. Essam bought a new computer last month. (ago)
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3. Miss Amal is organizing the conference. (running)
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4. I will get a new job next month. (When)
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5. The pupil promised not to come late again. (What)
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Computers are a major technological breakthrough of the twenty first
century their benefits are numerous, yet, much can be said against them.
The main disadvantage of computer is that staring at a screen for long
periods of time can be damaging to the eyes, and sitting for hours at a time is
certainly not healthy. Secondly computers distract from social interactions such
as conversation. people can be inclined to become anti- social and stay at home
to use their computer. Finally, one of the major arguments against the use of
computers is that the more jobs which are done by computers, the fewer are
done by people.
However, the advantages of computers are numerous, such as the
undeniable educational benefits, especially to children, School subjects become
more interesting when presented on a computer screen.
Moreover, computers can be fun with a seemingly endless variety of
games which can be played on them. In addition, computers are valuable to any
business, making life easier and saving time by being capable of storing and
retrieving vast amounts of information at the touch of a button. Furthermore,
personal gains can be seen as the use of computers increases powers of
concentration. To sum up, there are strong arguments both for and against the
use of computers.
1. How do school subjects become more interesting?
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2. How do computers affect social life?
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3. In what ways are computers beneficial to any business?
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4. Some people have the negative opinion about computers that they………..…….
a- solve the problem of unemployment. b- increase the number of unemployed people.
c- help people find more jobs. d- create more job opportunities.
5. The word "fewer" in the second paragraph refers to (arguments - computers -
people - jobs).
D. Writing
5. Write a paragraph of six sentences One Only of the following topics:
1- School libraries
2- A visit to a relative
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E. Literature
6. Poetry: (Day)
"I'm busy," said the sun.
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2. Extract the figures of speech in the stanza.
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Model Exam (8)
1. Supply the missing parts in the following dialogue between Mr. Husam
who arrived home from work too late and his wife:
Wife : I have been so worried about you…………………………?
Husband : Nothing. I just missed the train and had to wait for the next one.
Wife : ……………………………………………………….……?
Husband : There was a meeting that ended too late. When I got to the station,
the train had left.
Wife : ……………………………..…………or by taxi ?
Husband : There were no buses and I can't afford the taxi fare.
Wife : You're right. Let's……………………………….
Husband : That is it!! I'm dead of hunger.
Wife : Will you have a shower before eating ?
Husband : ……………………………………………………….……

1. Water Vapour (rise - rises - rising - has rise) in the sky.
2. I expect that our national team (win - won - is going to win - will win) the match.
3. Tom and George learn (for - to - at - in) play the piano.
4. Shorouk isn't as (intelligent - more intelligent - most intelligent - the intelligent) as
Rehab.
5. Have you ever (be - being - been - am) to Luxor and Aswan.
6. Could you (do - make - frown - spill) friends in your new school?
7. What a (miss - mess - mass - mist)! Why don't you clean your room?
8. Victoria relied (in - into - on - of) Albert for advice and support.
9. When I entered the house, I smelt a nice smell of simmering fruit (carved -
wafted - danced - darted) past my nose.
10. There were a lot of roses cascading from posts on the window (sills - seals -
cells - sales).

1. Ahmed played basketball yesterday. (at 3:00 yesterday)
..............................................................................................................
2. I watched a film a moment ago. (just)
..............................................................................................................
3. Amr said he will attend the party. (agree)
..............................................................................................................
4. They have intention to travel abroad. (going)
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5. No, I didn't use to swim when I was young. (Did)
..............................................................................................................
Have you ever noticed advertisements which say "learn a foreign
language in 6 weeks, or get your money back! From the first day your
pronunciation will be excellent. Just seen………….." and so on? Of course, it never
happens quite like that. The only language that is easy to learn is the mother
tongue. And think how much practice that gets! Before the Second World War
people usually learnt a foreign language in order to read the literature of the
country. Now speaking the foreign language is what most people want. Every
year, many millions of people start learning one. How do they do it?
Some people try at home, with books and records or tapes, some use
radio or television programmes, others go to evening classes. If they use the
language only 2 or 3 times a week, learning it will take a long time, like
language learning at school. A few people try to learn a language fast by
studying for 6 or more hours a day. It is clearly easier to learn the language in
the country where it is spoken. However, most people cannot afford this, and,
for many, it is not necessary. They need the language in order to do their work
better. For example, scientist and doctors chiefly need to be able to read books
and reports in the foreign language. Whether the language is learnt quickly or
slowly, it is hard work. Machines and good books will help, but they cannot do
the student's work for him.
1. What do people do to learn a foreign language?
2. Where can someone naturally learn a language?
3. Why is learning languages useful?
4. These days, most people want to learn ………..…….
a- about the country where a language is spoken. b- To speak a foreign language.
c- to read foreign literature. d- to write in a foreign language.
5. it's (harder - more difficult - easier - shorter) to learn the language in the country
where it is spoken.
D. Writing
1- Tourism 2- English language
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
……………………………………………….……………...……………………………………………………………
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

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E. Literature
6. Poetry: (Great, Wild, Beautiful, Wonderful World)
A whisper inside me seemed to say.
1. Write the next two lines.
2. Paraphrase these lines.
Model Exam (9)

1. Supply the missing parts in the following dialogue between an assistant in
an electrical repair shop and you:
Assistant : Good morning! How can I help you?
You : I am making a model plane.
Assistant : ……………………………………………………….……?
You : It makes a terrible noise and there is water leak in the back.
Assistant : What make is the machine?
You : …………………………………Will you send someone to check it?
Assistant : Of course!…………………………………...………?
You : My name is Mrs. Ramzy and live at 21, Degla Street.
Assistant : ………………………………………within the hour.
You : Thank you.
Assistant : ……………………………………………………….……

1. When I (enter - enters - entered - entering) the square, I saw the accident.
2. Haitham (see - is seeing - are seeing - have seen) his classmate at the weekend.
3. I enjoy going to (a - an - no article - the) beach.
4. This joke is the (funny - funnier - as funny - funniest) one we've ever heard.
5. (Do - Have - Has - Did) you ever dived in the Atlantic Ocean?
6. We could smell a lovely scent (cooed - frowned - squirted - wafted) from flowers.
7. Most people are going to talk (in - of - about - at) what Nasser has done in the
meeting.
8. The prince was (united - crowned - sealed - inhabited) on 28th June, 1838.
9. The man (fought - bought - caught - thought) a glimpse of some tools on the bench.
10. The carpenter was (leaning - flying - saying - failing) over his workbench when I
saw him.
1. Dad has no intention to move to a new house. (going)
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2. Nermin and Hala saw an accident while they were going home. (when)
..............................................................................................................
3. No one is faster than youssef. (fastest)
..............................................................................................................
4. A baker bakes bread and cakes. (Bakers)
..............................................................................................................
5. We're going to change our furniture. (have planned)
..............................................................................................................
Last year I went on a skiing holiday in the French Alps. The first few days
were lots of fun, I'm quite an experienced skier and I enjoy the freedom of
gliding down the high slops. However, on the fourth day, I had an accident and
broke my leg. As you can imagine, this ruined everything. On my return
journey to England, I had quite a few requests for the airline but I was pleased
to discover that they were very flexible and they tried to ensure that they could
meet all my requirements. Everything went according to plan, I got a wheelchair
and someone took me to the plane. I had an aisle seat and despite the pain in
my leg I was able to fly in relative comfort. When I arrived at the airport, one of
the airline staff helped me collect my baggage and wheeled me out to meet my
mother who had a worried look on her face.
1. How did the writer spend his holiday last year?
2. What does the writer enjoy doing?
3. How did the airline staff help the writer at the airport?
4. The underlined pronoun 'you' refers to the (writer - reader - writer's mother - airline
staff).
5. The writer choose a/an (aisle - window - wheelchair - sofa).
D. Writing
1- Olympic Games
2- A tour guide
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
……………………………………………….……………...……………………………………………………………
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

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E. Literature
6. Poetry: (Day)
Sea and rain air and sun.
Here's a fellow toiler - one.
Whose task will soon be done.
2. Extract the figures of speech.
Model Exam (10)

Sally and Sherin are talking about future careers.
Sally : What would you like to be after you leave school, Sherin?
Sherin : ……………………………………………………….………………
Sally : Why that specially?
Sherin : Because I'm interested in teaching. I'd like to teach young
children……………………………….……………….…………?
Sally : I want a job where I can see the world.
Sherin : ……………………………………………………….………………?
Sally : Well, maybe, but she is like a flying waitress. I'd rather be a tour
guide.
Sherin : Why would you like to be a tour guide?
Sally : ……………………………………………………….………………
Sherin : I hope you will achieve your goal.
Sally : ……………………………………………………….………………

1. Margret isn't clever. she (never - always - ago - since) gets high marks.
2. Mai and Islam (plan - plans - is planning - are planning) their marriage next
Thursday.
3. (A - An - No article - The) weather in Aswan is hot.
4. This is the (bad -worst - worse - good) film I've ever seen.
5. Has Rawan (finish - finished - finishing - to finish) her home assignment? No, she
hasn't.
6. To (drift - dart - mingle - dirt) means to move quickly and suddenly.
7. Ramy didn't go to school yesterday because he (bought - brought - caught -
thought) a cold.
8. The princess (adored - grew - deleted - failed) her new husband from the start.
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9. Would you (mingle - mind - find - hide) going with me to the supermarket?
10. Mr. Adel met his guests with a (simmering - welcoming - knocking - bending)
smile.
1. Amir phoned me a short time ago. (just)
..............................................................................................................
2. I walked to school when I was young. (used to)
..............................................................................................................
3. No girl is more beautiful than Norhan. (most)
..............................................................................................................
4. Abeer was reading when the telephone rang. (while)
..............................................................................................................
5. Saber has arranged to build a new factory. (building)
..............................................................................................................
Video and television are responsible for the declining interest in reading
among the young. While they may be harmless in themselves, they do nothing
to build up reading skills. If some of the children spend watching television were
devoted to reading, the population would be better educated.
Watching a story is a totally passive pastime. Someone else has made the
decisions about everything in the story. Reading a story is an active partnership
between writer and reader. Ideas are sketched and the mind of the reader
creates the rest. Watching something is easier.
The problem is that many children read very slowly. They decode a page
or two in a class and about the same again for homework. It is hardly surprising
that such children then declare that they find reading boring and prefer to
watch television. Their difficulty is not reading the words - it is interpreting
them. They need to be able to read fast enough to feed the mind's hunger for a
strong and independent reader.
Parents need to be convinced of the importance of preventing their
children from wasting their hours on inert viewing. Without the television the
child is likely to turn to books for entertainment.
1. What is the writer's main objection to video and TV?
2. Why is watching a story easier than reading it?
3. How can children be good readers?
4. Watching a story is a totally (passive - positive - useful - strong) pastime.
5. Without the (mobile - telephone - television - heater) the child is likely to turn to
books for entertainment.
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