امتحان وحدة ثانية انجليزي- محمد عجارمة
1-. What does the idiom 'like a red rag to a bull' mean in the context of the paragraph?
- Making someone happy
- Making someone angry
- Making someone sad
- Making someone laugh
2-The reason why a matador's cape traditionally red according to common knowledge.
- Bulls are attracted to the colour red
- Bulls are colour-blind
- Bulls see red as a sign of danger
- Bulls charge at anything moving
3-Bulls make an attack at a matador's cape if --------------
- The colour of the cape is red
- The sound of the crowd
- The cape moves
- The smell of the matador
4-The word in the text which means “awake and active at night" is..
- irresistibly
- nocturnal
- echolocation
- species
5-People mostly use the idiom “as blind as a bat" to….
- reveal a truly blind bat
- describe animals that can't find something that's right in front of them
- describe someone who can't find something that's right in front of them
- see well at night
6-Most awake animals at night move around by using ……….
- echolocation
- navigation
- hunting
- eyes
7-The kind of bats can see well at night are:
- white species
- small species
- all species
- large species
8-The real reason that bats are attracted to human hair is …..
- hunting insects
- they love beautiful long hair
- they love human hair
- hunting small animals
9-The underlined pronoun they refers to
- people
- insects
- bats / nocturnal animals
- species
10-Which of the options is true about the first paragraph?
- Which of the options is true about the first paragraph?
- Explains why a type of animal is not eaten as some people believe.
- Reveals that a particular animal's eye sight is more sensitive than is often believed
- Explains that a certain animal suffers from some vision deficiency but otherwise its eyesight is fine.
11-The --------------snow means that it's difficult for birds to find food.
- fin
- reptile
- blistering
- heavy
12-I panicked when I saw a shark's ----------sticking out of the water.
- fin
- scales
- skeletons
- poachers
13-These -------------------creatures sleep by day and hunt by night.
- extinct
- primates
- nocturnal
- reptiles
14-This is one of the most complete fossilised dinosaur---------- ever found.
- scales
- skeletons
- reptiles
- primates
15-Two -------------were arrested for hunting elephants for their ivory.
- nocturnal
- reptiles
- blistering
- poachers
16--------- like the whale are unique in the animal kingdom for their large brains.
- Reptiles
- Fish
- Birds
- Mammals
17-Some deep-sea fish lack a ------, allowing them to survive under high pressure.
- Heart
- Brain
- Skeleton
- Gills
18- --------------- like crabs and lobsters are popular seafood choices worldwide.
- Reptiles
- Amphibians
- Crustaceans
- Mammals
19 ------------ play a crucial role in our ecosystems, despite their lack of a backbone.
- Vertebrates
- Fish
- Reptiles
- Invertebrates
20- Poisonous gases produced by engines of non-electric vehicles:
- carbon emissions
- pollution gases
- exhaust fumes
- vehicle smoke
21-Part of the stratosphere which limits the amount of ultraviolet radiation reaching the Earth:
- ultraviolet shield
- ozone layer
- atmospheric barrier
- stratospheric shield
22- Process by which gases trapped in the atmosphere cause the planet to heat up:
- global warming
- atmospheric heating
- greenhouse effect
- climate change
23- ----------------------- damage building, forests and kills fish.
- fossil fuels
- habitat loss
- water scarcity
- Acid rain
24_ --------------------- damage building, forests and kills fish.
- wind turbine /renewable energy
- ozone layer / wind turbine
- global heating / acid rain
- renewable energy / fossil fuels
25- The word which has /I: / sound is:
- filled
- statistics
- field
- humidity
26- Which of the following isn't classified as an adjective to describe a creature?
- Slimy
- Marine
- Skeleton
- Solitary
27- Animals that are classified as "endangered" are at risk of becoming ______.
- critically
- natural
- extinct
- predators
28- Tigers – the largest living cats on Earth – are at the top of their food chain so they have no………….. predators.
- critically
- extinct
- endangered
- natural
29- The orangutan and black rhino are …………. endangered which means they are facing a very high risk of extinction.
- natural
- extinct
- critically
- predators
30- can’t put -----------------, it’s so confusing.
- grab me
- my finger on it
- as if we agree
- good point
31- I ……….my niece next Monday, I bought her a book.
- will visit
- am going to visit
- am visit
- was visiting
32- A few lucky people -----------rich and the rest of us will be much poorer.
- is going to be
- are
- is
- will be
33- .………………..you ………………. it by 2030?
- will – finish
- have- finished
- will – have finished
- finish
34- By 2050, young people -----, and failing, to get a job for most of their ‘working’ lives!
- will have tried
- will have been trying
- has been trying
- are going to try
35- They’re thinking -------------------most of their clothes to charity.
- to donate
- to donating
- of donating
- donate
36- The King is --------------the new bridge in Zarqa.
- planning to open
- to open
- opens
- about to open
37- Sami is --------------------- give a presentation very soon.
- due
- about for
- due of
- about to
38- As in previous years, the head teacher_________ how much money we have.
- Will be announcing
- will have been announcing
- are going to announce
- would have announced
39- Many experts expect that technology ------------- living conditions for people in the developing world, but there's no evidence of that.
- is going to improve
- will improve
- improves
- is improving
40- With such strong winds, the airport is-------------- to be open.
- unlikely
- sure
- bound
- likely
41- Although we can't be certain, we think the pool is-----to be busy today.
- sure
- likely
- bound
- unlikely
42- I think it's likely that ------ the year 2050, doctors will have found a cure for cancer.
- after
- in
- before
- by
43- Five years ------------ now, Kamal will have gained his degree in astrophysics.
- before
- from
- after
- during
44- If you decide to come by this afternoon, don’t knock as I --------- in the back garden so I won’t hear you.
- sit
- am sitting
- will sit
- will be sitting
45- We’re sure that we will find a cure for cancer in the future. We-----------a cure for cancer in the future
- are bound to find
- are unlikely to find
- will find
- might find
46- I don’t think he will stop eating meat. He --------------------- eating meat
- might stop
- is sure to stop
- is unlikely to stop
- is likely to stop
47- Oil prices will definitely rise next year. Oil prices ---------------next year.
- are likely to rise
- are certain to rise
- might rise
- will probably rise
48- Violence and crime in our town will probably drop. Violence and crime in our town are -------------
- are bound to drop
- are unlikely to drop
- are certain to drop
- are likely to drop
49- What’s your dad ………… do about his car? He can’t just leave it like that.
- due to speak
- going to
- will be trying
- won't return
50- In the introduction of a formal email:
- ask the recipient of the email/letter to take some action.
- state the problem(s) and offer solutions.
- mention that you expect a reply.
- state your reasons for writing.
51- Don’t use contractions, e.g.,
- use reduce rather than cut down on.
- use We are told that rather than Some people say.
- use I would ask you to rather than Please
- use I am writing not I’m writing
52- Make points less personal/direct by using passives, e.g.,
- use reduce rather than cut down on.
- use We are told that rather than Some people say.
- use I would ask you to rather than Please
- use I am writing not I’m writing
53- Poor exam results can also be ……… worry or lack of sleep.
- due to
- lead to
- habitat loss
- freak weather
54- Scientists agree that the burning of coal could.......... global warming.
- due to
- lead to
- freak weather
- habitat loss
55- Make your tone less direct by using hypothetical constructions, e.g.,
- use reduce rather than cut down on
- use We are told that rather than Some people say
- use I would ask you to rather than Please
- use I am writing not I’m writing.