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1. Respond to each of the following situations:

1. You cannot understand a certain part in the course. How do you ask your teacher?

2. An old man wants to cross the road. He asks you to help him. What do you say?

3. At the cinema someone sitting in front of you is talking loudly. You politely ask him

to stop.

4. You've accidentally stepped on someone's foot. You apologize.

2. Mention the place, the speakers and the language function in each of the following two mini-dialogues.

1)

A: Can I help you, sir?

B: I'd like to buy some screws and nails.

A: Sure. How many?

2)

A: What's the problem?

B: The boy next to my son is always bullying him.

A: I see. We'll find out. Anyhow, we'll talk to his

teacher first and the headmaster will be informed later.

3. Choose the correct answer from a, b, c or d:

1. Voters..........to carry their IDs when they go to the voting place.

a) required b) are requiredc) are requiring d) have required

2. If he failed his exam, he..........badly prepared.

a) will be b) will have been c) must have been d) would have

3. Three hundred and fifty years ago, people..........their own clothes.

a) makeb) madec) have maded) had made

4. When my aunt..........tomorrow, say 'hello' to her.

a) arrives b) will arrivec) arrived d) is going to arrive

5. If there is not much rain in a year, the.......... in a tree are close together.

a) barksb) ringse) rootsd) leaves

6. In every culture, people..........jewellery since prehistoric times.

a) wearb) worec) have wornd) had worn

7. We didn't have class..........the teacher was absent.

a) untilb) althoughc) becaused) so

8. My brother came to my graduation ceremony although he...........

a) was sick b) wanted toc) was happy d) will graduate

9. Are you qualified..........that job?

a) tob) for .c) asd) like

10. People are..........to get ice-cream.

a) jumping b) buyingc) queuingd) standing

11. You must do two or three..........things to lose weight.

a) manyb) fewc) littled) much

12. The story was.........., though it could happen.

a) practical b) fictionalc) traditionald) realistic

13...........power supplies Egypt with a lot of its electricity.

a) Hydroelectric b) Turboelectric c) Photoelectric d) Bioelectric

14. The new classmate's..........are football and athletics.

a) interests b) achievements c) awardsd) experiences

15. My internet friend looks..........to hear about life in Egypt.

a) attached b) relatedc) forwardd) interested

16. Entertainers must know how to get..........in mass media.

a) publicity b) celebrityc) processiond) coronation

4. Find the mistake in each of the following sentences then write it correctly:

1. Ali always borrowed money from me and sometimes did not pay it back, that made me

very angry.

2. By the end of this year the company will have not been established.

3. My friend asks if he were in your place, he'd act differently.

4. Students are developed to higher classes in case of success.

5. Paperback is used for making boxes.

6. Some employees are forced to work in badly paid works.

C. Reading 5. Read the following passage, then answer the questions:

A library presents an interesting vision: books neatly arranged according to reference numbers on endless rows of shelves. Initially, the wall-to-wall books make you feel that any fact you want to know must be in one of them and that the ideas in these books should fit together as neatly as the books fit together on the shelves. You have a comforting feeling that all knowledge in books combines to provide a smooth carpet of learning—everywhere even and firm under foot, no matter where you tread.

When you actually start to look for specific information or try to find agreement between the books on a particular topic, you are more likely to feel that you have stepped into the jungle. You cannot always find what you are looking for; what you do find may be confusing. On the positive side, you may uncover some wonderful surprises—ideas and information that you had no idea existed.

A) Write short answers to the following questions:

1. Why is it not difficult to look up information in a library?

2. True or False? —The writer compares the books with a carpet.

3. Which surprises can you discover on looking for specific information?

Choose the correct answer a, b, c or d:

4. The writer employed the word 'jungle' to indicate the feeling of.......

a) surpriseb) confusionc) agreementd) vision

5. The underlined word 'them' refers to...........

a) numbersb) shelvesc) wallsd) books

6. Read the following passage, then answer the questions:

The voyage began. The only living being the sailors saw was an albatross. The albatross followed the ship. But in a moment of thoughtlessness the captain shot the albatross dead, which turned the pleasant voyage into a miserable experience. His sailors cried out against him at first, but later they justified the act and thus made themselves partners in the crime. After this cruel act, there was no wind. The ship stood still with the burning sun overhead. The albatross began to be avenged. The sailors threw the whole guilt on the captain. In the moonlight the captain saw water-snakes. Overcome by their beauty, he praised them, and a new regret began. The ship moved forward, and he saw his native country. Now the regret of his act begins. For ever in the future it forces him to travel from land to land, to stop every third man he meets to tell the whole story of the voyage. He must teach by his own example, love for all things created by God.

A) Write short answers to the following questions:

1. What did the captain do to turn the voyage into a miserable one?

2. When did the sailors become partners in the crime?

3. How did the albatross begin to be avenged?

Choose the correct answer a, b, c or d:

4. The captain shot the albatross...........

a) considerably b) carelesslyc) thoughtfully d) interestingly

5. The captain praised the water-snakes because...........

a) he had to overcome their beautyb) they were God's creatures

c) he had the whole guilt on himd) he wanted to be an example

7. a) Answer the following questions:

1. Why was Rudolf Rassendyll no exception to many of Countess Amelia's descendants?

2. How did the boy intentionally help Rassendyll catch up with Rupert?

3. Did the farmer recognise Rassendyll (the King)? Why? Why not?

4. Write about a lesson that you have learnt from the main character. Provide evidence from the story to support your answer.

b) Read the following quotation and then answer the questions:

'No. We're waiting to see if his bite's poisonous."

1.Who said this and to whom?

2. Where did these words said?

3. What would the speaker do if his bite was poisonous?

c) Find the mistake in each sentence then write it correctly:

1. Michael's men kidnapped the King after finding him in the castle.

2. If Rassendyll had been selfish, he would have left the throne.

D. Writing

8) Write a paragraph about 100 words about:

The most permanent wealth lies in agriculture and industry. Explain.

9) A. Translate into Arabic:

The ability of a person to be civilised has always been the most remarkable of human features. Expressing an apology—and accepting one—is an important aspect of human behaviour. We are expected to apologise when we have caused someone trouble in one way or another.

B. Translate into English:

1 – تعنى المواطنة توفير حياة كريمة و حرية و عدالة اجتماعية .
2 – ان مصر هى ارض الامن و السلام و المحبة و يشعر زوارها بكرم و طيبة اهلها .