أمتحان إلكتروني إنجليزي أول 6 وحدات(Mega 2 )

اختبار خاص بالمعلم: Mohamed Ahmed
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A. Vocabulary, Structure and Skills Choose the correct answer from a, b, c or d: 1- I'll check my......................to see if I'm free that weekend to go to the club then to the cinema.
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2- We should avoid situations which make you feel…………..... .
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3- Don't worry. Making mistakes is part and parcel of the learning..................... .
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4- Before you go to bed, you should get your alarm.................... .
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5- You'd better have a plumber....................... the leak in the bathroom.
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6- Regular repetition makes a student......................... new words easily.
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7- Would you let me.......................... the school football team?
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8- We should have the pool....................... before the summer begins. It looks so dirty.
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9- Recently, it ………………….that processed food is not healthy as it was supposed to be.
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10- The criminal............................. while he was trying to escape.
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11- Yesterday we bought a new washing machine. By the end of today, we…………………. . ***
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12- She asked him to help her tidy the room. This means she……………... him to do that.
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13- We know that “.................... writing” is intended to influence ……………… .
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14- The moment I had returned home.................... I took a shower as I ………… for 2 hours.
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15- My friend will lend me his book as soon as he ........................... it.
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16- When the film started, I realised I……………….. it.
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17- Travelling by plane is more…………...….. than travelling by train.
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18- He......................... with us if he doesn't want to.
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19- The secret formula for success is hard work and ........................ .
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20- By 2025, Mr Mohammed's house ......................... .
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21- I'll stay here till Lina ....................... back from school.
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22- You behaved rudely with your friend; you ....................... have behaved yourself.
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23- "The microphone is mute". The word 'mute' in this sentence is the synonym of ............ .
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24- You can join the ....................... meeting by clicking on the link I sent you.
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25- Am I ........................... to use this dictionary?
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26- Could you please, ………............ before you go to bed.
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27- Which of the following is correctly structured?
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28- Which of the following is correctly structured?
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29- Which sentence is correctly structured?
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30- Which of the following sentences DOESN’T give the same meaning?
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31- Which of the following is not structurally correct?
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32- "I usually do not have anyone clean my room." This means………………. .
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33- Mai has never flown before this time. This means ............................
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34- Which of the following is structurally correct?
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35- Which of the following doesn't express regret?
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36- Which of the following is structurally correct?
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37- When writing an essay or a paragraph, you start with a/an .......................sentence.
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38- Which of the following has the correct punctuation?
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39- Who ………………?
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40- It ……………that you help people when they are in need of help.
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41- Don’t………………till tomorrow what you can do today.
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42- We must………….. our minds about where to go for our holidays this year.
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43- Studying for ten hours nonstop may affect your ……………. health.
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B- Reading comprehension Read the Following passage. Then answer the questions: Productivity: Tips from business leaders. The country's top business people have to make big decisions and juggle several priorities every day. We interviewed some of them to discover what tricks they use to increase their productivity. The number one strategy that was mentioned by all of them was the ability to prioritise tasks according to what is most important. This involves a continuous process of deciding what is and isn't essential as you add new things to your 'to-do' list. The more you practise prioritising tasks, the easier it becomes and the more efficient it will make you. Another time-consuming thing for business leaders is decision-making. Making decisions takes a lot of mental effort and this can lead to 'decision fatigue', which can cause burnout. It increases your productivity if you can save your mental energy for the bigger decisions by reducing the smaller ones. Many of the most productive people realise how easy it is to get distracted. In order to stay focused, they keep a 'distraction list'. When a new thought or idea comes into their heads, they write it down and continue with what they were doing. When they have finished the task, they revisit the list. The final trick from our interviewees is simple but highly effective. In order to increase your productivity levels, you should exercise your mind and your body. It has been suggested that physical activity can improve our levels of concentration and creativity. So, if you are trying to find a solution to something, identify the problem and then go for a walk or do some sport. You may discover the solution! There are lots of strategies to choose from to increase your productivity. Our advice would be to experiment with different ones to find out what works best for you.
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44- If you are trying to find a solution to a problem, you should first….................. .
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45- Top business people juggle several priorities to………........ big tasks.
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46- According to the passage, a lot of productive people try to.....................
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47- Top businessmen “juggle” several priorities to do big tasks first. The word Juggle here means………..
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48- It's essential to prioritise tasks. The antonym of “essential” is.......................
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49- According to the passage, there are a lot of strategies to.....................
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Read the following passage, then answer the questions: It is commonly believed that only rich middle-aged businessmen suffer from stress. Anyone may become ill as a result of stress if they experience a lot of worry. Stress can be a friend or an enemy. It can warn you that you are under too much pressure and should change your way of life. It can kill you if you don’t notice the warning signals. When we are very frightened and worried, our bodies produce certain chemicals to help us fight what troubling us. These produce the energy needed to run away fast from an object of fear. If we don’t use up these chemicals or produce too many of them, they may harm us. The stomach, heart, skin, head and back are badly affected by stress. For example, any student in a final year can be under two stresses. He can be under great pressure preparing for his exams and a dispute with his father. He may wake up after sleeping badly discovering that his body was covered by red lumps. Stress can also cause car accidents, heart attacks, alcoholism and even suicide .
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50- When scared, our bodies get out …………..……
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51- Find out the word that means “a swelling under the skin which is a sign of illness”
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52- It is implied from the passage that too much stress could cause…………….
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53- According to the passage, stressful life is ………………
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54- What do you think would happen if we overcome stress? We would …………
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55- What is the synonym of “worried”?
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56- What is the antonym of “harm”?
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C- Translation 57- قد يكون لدى المرء سمات تساعده علي النجاح مثل الصبر والشخصية القوية والمرونة في مواجهة المواقف المختلفة.
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58- اصبح اجتياز مقابلات الوظائف مهمة صعبة تتطلب الكثير من الإعداد والخبرة، بل يلجأ البعض إلى دورات تدريبية خاصة لذلك.
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59- Pollution is causing rare animals and birds to become extinct. Global warming is a threat to man's fragile existence on Earth. Isn't it the time the world leaders shouldered their responsibilities towards the future of life on earth?
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60- No employer in the current age will hire you unless you develop your current skills and acquire new ones.

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