Second month exam- احمد ثلجي

Second month exam- احمد ثلجي

عدد الاسئلة : 29 أسئلة

Second month exam- احمد ثلجي

عدد الاسئلة : 29 أسئلة

00 : 00 دقيقة

Question One

For items (1-25), choose the correct answer from A, B, C or D to complete each of the following sentences.

1.Tortoises are ----------------------- creatures and are usually seen alone.

Question Two

2. Pollution in the atmosphere results in --------------------------------- rain.

Question Three

3- Which word is stressed in the following compound noun “industrial waste”.

Question Four

4. It sounds fun- maybe we -------------------- along too.

Question Five

5. The orangutan and black rhino are ---------------------- endangered which means they are facing a very high risk of extinction.

Question Six

6. I’m ------------------ of doing my presentation on endangered species.

Question Seven

7. Students -------------------- arrive at 7p.m. at the auditorium.

Question Eight

8. In other words, this is the familiar situation where profits are seen as more important than ethics, and the environmental impact of out-of-control consumerism is ignored. The underlined phrase refers to:

Question Nine

9. Driverless cars will almost certainly reduce the number of road accident. The sentence which has the same meaning as the above is?

Question Ten

10. By that time, they ---------------------------------for their missions for over five years

Question Eleven

11. You eat a huge plate of food for lunch, whereas I have just a sandwich. The underlined phrase refers to:

Question Twelve

12. I'm on the ----------- about the advertising campaign.

Question Thirteen

13. I can’t put my finger on it, but the one with the water bottle doesn't ----- me.

Question Fourteen

14. I'm ------ this one with the water bottle, and that one with the bright colours.

Question Fifteen

15. The odd option in the following words in terms of their pronunciation is:

Question Sixteen

16. The rhetorical device used in this sentence “One of the most important speeches of all time starts with the words - I have a dream - is:

Question Seventeen

17. If you start a letter Dear Sir/Madam, .................

Question Eighteen

18. We use the following expression “I am writing to draw your attention to ……..” to

Question Nineteen

19. Industrial development ----------------- pollution in the river.

Question Twenty

20. Below average rainfall can result in water-------------------------------

Question Twenty-One

21. 80 percent of the energy we consume is provided by --------------- which pollute the atmosphere.

Question Twenty-Two

22. The word which means the same as “poisonous gases produced by engines of nonelectric vehicles” is:

Question Twenty-Three

23. The word which means the same as “a machine used to produce electric power” is

Question Twenty-Four

24. The word which means the same as “chemicals and other harmful waste products” is:

Question Twenty-Five

25. This time next week, you-----------------your presentation about climate change.

Question Twenty-Six

Question Two: (15 points)

Read the following text carefully, and then in your ANSWER BOOKLET answer all the questions that follow. Your answer should be based on the text.

The idiom 'as blind as a bat' is often used to describe someone who can't find something that's right in front of them. However, even a thorough search is unlikely to reveal a truly blind bat because in fact, all species in the bat family have eyes and are capable of sight. About 70% of the nocturnal animals use something called echolocation to navigate, but that doesn't mean they can't see. The remaining 30%, mainly the larger species, can see well at night. Another bat myth is that they love human hair. While they are known to occasionally dive towards people at high speed, scientific evidence shows that they are actually hunting insects and are not irresistibly attracted to your beautiful long hair!

1. Which of the following sentences indicates that bats are able to see at night

Question Twenty-Seven

2. What does the underlined word “they” refer to?

Question Twenty-Eight

In many ways, human life on this planet is better than it’s ever been. In man countries across the world, crime has been dropping steadily. This may be due to better education, or perhaps to a reduction in extreme poverty. In 2018, the proportion of the world’s population living in extreme poverty fell to around 10%. With luck, no one will be living in this way within a few decades. Technology is also making our lives easier and safer, and this trend i bound to continue. For example, driving is sure to become safer. Human error is the key reason for most car accidents, and well-programmed driverless cars may save huge numbers of lives. Such cars are already a reality and are going to become more common in the next few years. And finally, life expectancy is already higher than it’s ever been and as a result of better medicine, people are likely to live until the age of 100.

3. The main reason for most car accidents is

Question Twenty-Nine

4. One of the following is false regarding driverless cars.