امتحان انجليزي نهائي-معلم جو اكاديمي
1-Jamal now ………………………………..with his parents.
- lives
- live
- lived
- has lived
2-Water ………………………….at zero degrees.
- freeze
- freezing
- freezes
- is freezing
3-At the time, I …………………………………what he wanted.
- don’t realise
- doesn’t realise
- didn’t realise
- haven’t realised
4-While Hashem ……………………………for us, his friends arrived at the house.
- were writing
- wrote
- was writing
- was written
5-I was driving to work when the engine ……………………….working.
- stops
- were stopping
- stopped
- stop
6- They ……………………………………..at the cinema earlier today.
- were
- are
- was
- is
7-Sara had talked to the doctor about allergy before she ……………her the injection.
- gave
- has given
- had given
- gives
8-Do you know what research ……………………….in medicine at the moment?
- is happened
- was happening
- is happening
- happens
9-People ……………………..smartphones since they were invented.
- have been using
- has used
- had used
- have been used
10-Nancy usually ……………………………away at the weekend.
- doesn’t go
- don’t go
- hasn’t gone
- didn’t go
11-Tala took three medical courses in France and then she went back to home.
The sentence which has a similar meaning to the one above is:
- Before Tala had gone back to home, she took three medical courses in France.
- Before Tala went back to home, she had taken three medical courses in France.
- Before Tala went back to home, she took three medical courses in France.
- Before Tala had taken three medical courses in France, she went back to home.
12-Ali wrote the letter and then he sent it.
The sentence which has a similar meaning to the one above is:- Before Ali sent the letter, he wrote it.
- Before Ali had sent the letter, he wrote it.
- Before Ali wrote the letter, he had sent it.
- Before Ali sent the letter, he had
13-They saw the monster while they …………………….in the lake.
- were swimming
- was swimming
- swam
- were swim
14-Omar got a new job after he ………………………… from university.
- had graduated
- graduated
- has graduated
- graduates
15-Nadia ………………….her homework for two hours. She won’t finish yet.
- have done
- have been doing
- had been doing
- has been doing
16-You don’t understand, …………………………………?
- did you
- does you
- don’t you
- do you
17-They haven’t been to London, ………………………?
- do they
- haven’t they
- have they
- they have
18-Nothing has happened so far, ………………………..?
- hasn’t it
- has it
- it has
- does it
19-She had a break, ……………………………………?
- didn’t she
- did she
- she did
- she didn’t
20-Those are Majeda’s guests, ………………………………….?
- are they
- they are
- they aren’t
- aren’t they
21-Clean your room, …………………………………..?
- won’t you
- will you
- you will
- you will
22-I am a good teacher at the school, ………………………………….?
- aren’t I
- are I
- Shall we
- am not I
23-Let’s go to the cinema, ………………………………….?
- shall we
- we shall
- shalln’t we
- we shalln’t
24-Marwan never tells the truth, ………………………………?
- doesn’t he
- he doesn’t
- does he
- he does
25-Someone has bumped into your car, …………………………………..?
- have not they
- they haven’t
- haven’t they
- hasn’t they
In many ways, human life on this planet is better than it’s ever been. In many 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.
26-The phrase ‘dropping steadily’ means:
- decreasing regularly and constantly
- increasing regularly and constantly
- improving regularly and constantly.
- reducing regularly and constantly
Technology is also making our lives easier and safer, and this trend is bound to continue. For example, driving is sure to become safer. Human error is the key reason for most car accidents, and well-programmed and designed driverless cars may save huge numbers of lives. Such cars are already a reality and are going to become more and more common in the next few years.
27- According to the text, what will make driving safer and save huge numbers of lives is:
- technology and human error.
- car accidents and human error.
- well-programmed driverless cars.
We may have seen some improvement in poverty and crime in recent decades, but why “assume that this pattern will continue? I'd argue that for most people life is actually unlikely to get better.
28-The extract indicates an /a:
- dystopian prediction
- promising prediction
- optimistic prediction
Advances in robotics and artificial intelligence will not only reduce the number of unskilled jobs available, but will also eliminate semi-skilled jobs which can be done by a computer. By 2050, young people will have been trying, and failing, to get a job for most of their ‘working’ lives! In 30 years’, time, a few lucky people will be rich and the rest of us will be poor
29-‘Semi-skilled jobs’ according to the text are jobs that can be done:
- by robots
- by humans
- by computers
- by young
30- By the time we get the station, the train……………………….
- will be goin
- had been going
- will have gone
- goes
31-Scientists have …………..invented a prosthetic hand with a sense of touch.
- success
- successful
- successfully
- succeed
32-Eating sensibly and taking regular exercise is a fairly………………..method of losing weight.
- reliability
- reliable
- reliably
- reliance
33-Experienced Jordanian doctors can easily……………..human bodies using ultrasound devices.
- scan
- scanned
- scannable
- scanner
34- 9. Several errors in this report need ………………….. as soon possible .
- corrected
- correction
- corrective
- correctly
35-The land became wonderfully ………and produce more than enough food.
- fertilise
- fertiliser
- fertilisation
- fertile
36-The new chairman appears to be trying to assure his………………with a set of changes.
- dominance
- dominantly
- dominant
- dominate
37-Lots of people ………………………….. robots at home in the future.
- will be having
- will have
- would have
- are going to have
38-Look out! He …………………………………the glass.
- is going to break
- broke
- will broke
- broken
39-For the next couple of months, I'll …………………….. in the evenings.
- will be working
- be working
- have worked
- work
And what about those creatures that many people would find positively ugly? With its tiny eyes, big mouth and slimy pink body, the blob fish is far from attractive. This marine creature lives deep in the ocean, where the pressure is very high. As a result, it has tiny fins and no skeleton, which keeps it from being crushed by the water pressure.
40-The blobfish is kept from being crushed by the water pressure because it has:
- tiny eyes and a big mouth
- a slimy pink body
- tiny fins and no skeleton
- .
41-By the end of the summer, I………………………. money for five months.
- will have saved
- have saved
- will have been saving
- save
42-The eye eye is highly endangered because they are:
- Ugly
- ugly and an omen of bad luck
- an omen of bad luck
- .
Criticising my brother's driving is like a red rag to a bull. He'll lose his temper and you'll end up walking instead of getting a lift! The Idiom like a red rag to a bull' is a useful way of describing something that is guaranteed to make another person angry, but where does it come from? Well, it's common knowledge that the colour of blood makes bulls angry - that's why a matador's cape is red, right? Wrong: bulls are actually colour-blind and it is the movement of the cape, and not its colour, that makes them charge at you. This is one of many common myths about the walking, flying, swimming and crawling creatures with whom we share our beautiful planet.
43-The myth about bulls is that they:
- are made angry by the colour red.
- are made angry by the matador’s movement of his cape.
- are made angry because they are colour-blind.
- .
Criticising my brother's driving is like a red rag to a bull. He'll lose his temper and you'll end up walking instead of getting a lift! The Idiom like a red rag to a bull' is a useful way of describing something that is guaranteed to make another person angry, but where does it come from? Well, it's common knowledge that the colour of blood makes bulls angry - that's why a matador's cape is red, right? Wrong: bulls are actually colour-blind and it is the movement of the cape, and not its colour, that makes them charge at you. This is one of many common myths about the walking, flying, swimming and crawling creatures with whom we share our beautiful planet.
44- The reason that makes bulls charge at you is:
- the colour of the cape
- the movement of the cape
- they are colour-blind.
- .
45- ………………….means rain that contain a lot of pollutants.
- Acid rain
- Renewable energy
- Exhaust fumes
- soil erosion
46-80 percent of the energy we consume is provided by …………….which pollute the atmosphere.
- toxic waste
- endangered species
- fossil fuels
- soil erosion
Moving from underground to underwater, there are several common myths about marine creatures. Firstly, the idea that fish, and especially goldfish, have a memory of just a few seconds is something people seem to remember, but ought to forget. Experiments suggest a fish's memory is much better than that, and can be counted in months rather than seconds. Next, sharks and the disturbing idea that these incredible predators can detect a single drop of blood in the water from miles around.
47-Two marine creatures are mentioned in the text. They are:
- fish and whales
- whales and sharks
- fish and sharks
- .
48-Eating a lot of sugar usually ……………..people living longer.
49-……………….are the chemicals and other harmful waste products.
- Ozone layer
- Global warming
- Habitat loss
- Toxic waste
Writing:
Social media can be a great way to help elderly people who might not be able to leave their houses because of health or mobility problems. As the website Life Connects writes, because many older people are not able to see friends or family very often, they can struggle with loneliness. If these people are taught how to use social media, they will be able to make contact with people living anywhere. They can also use social media to not only talk to their friends, but see them as well.
50-We usually write a conclusion at:
- The beginning of the essay.
- The end of the essay.
- The first paragraph.
- The second paragraph.
51-I ………………………soccer every weekend when I was younger.
- used to play
- use to play
- am used to playing
- will use to play
52- She was forever arguing with her parents when she was younger.
The underlined words in the sentence above indicate……
- a repeated action the past.
- an annoying action in the present.
- an annoying action in the past.
- a repeated action in the present.
53- I ……………………… very negative about my job.
- used to feel
- use to feel
- would feel
- used feel
54-My dad used to work nights. He ……………….. home at six in the morning and we’d have breakfast together, then he used to take me to school.
- used to come
- used come
- would come
- will come
55-As a child, I ………………. my weekends playing with my friends. We would play all day together
- use to spend
- used spent
- would spend
- used to spend
56- We don’t use ......................... to describe a past state.
- used to
- will
- would
- am used to
57-Halima ……………. showing off!
- am always
- is always
- are always
- were always
58-The story ……………. was reported in the news blew things out of proportion.
- which
- who
- where
- when
59- The person ……………………….. phone has been lost was Omar.
- who
- whose
- where
- when
60-Luna will forget to take her contact lenses out.
-The underlined words in the sentence above indicate……
- a repeated action in the past.
- an annoying action in the present.
- a typical characteristic behaviour of a person
- a past habit that has now changed.
61-Omar teaches us English. He lives in Zarqa.
- The sentence which has a similar meaning to the above one.
- Omar , where teaches us English , lives in Zarga.
- Omar , that lives in Zarqa , teaches us English. v
- Omar, when lives in Zarqa , teaches us English.
- Omar , who lives in Zarqa , teaches us English.
62-Amer’s house has no parking. It is annoying.
- The sentence which has a similar meaning to the above one.
- Amer’s house , which is annoying , has no parking. v
- Amer’s house , that is annoying , has no parking.
- Amer;s house , who is annoying , has no parking.
- Amer;s house , who is annoying , has no parking.
63-Did you take the charger that was plugged in next to the TV?
- The sentence which has a similar meaning to the above one.
- Did you take the charger plug in next to the TV?
- Did you take the charger plugged in next to the TV?
- Did you take the charger plugs in next to the TV?
- Did you take the charger plugging in next to the TV?
64-Those students who have flunked the exam will need to retake it.
- The sentence which has a similar meaning to the above one.
- Tose students flunked the exam will need to retake it.
- Those students flunking the exam will need to retake it.
- Those students flunked the exam will need to retake it.
- Those students flunk the exam will need to retake it.
65- A good friend should never ……………………you behind your back.
- the peacemaker
- talk about
- fall out with
- capable
66-……………… means to try and impress somebody.
- proportion
- make a fuss of
- show off
- mess about
67-………………..means to help other people resolve an argument.
- capable
- show off
- mess about
- be the peacemaker
68-…………………means to give someone a lot of attention.
- make a fuss of
- mess about
- show off
- capable
69-………………..means not talking in a proud way about your achievements.
- pushy
- modest
- passionate
- hypocritical
70-You should be a good role model for the children.
-Replace the underlined words with the correct phrase.
- looked up to
- loathe
- a bad influence
- set a good example
71-Like many people who later became successful writers, Charles Dickens grew up in a nice house and received a good education. However, this was to change when he was only 12 years old. In 1824, his father found that he owed people a lot of money and he was sent to prison with Charles' mother. Charles had to stop going to school, live alone and get a job to make ends meet. He worked in a factory, putting labels onto bottles. He was paid very little and lived hand-to-mouth. He loathed every minute of it.
Q. What two experiences helped Dickens to write Oliver Twist?
- Working for a magazine and living in London.
- Working in a factory and living near a workhouse.
- Visiting a prison and knowing poor people.
- Going to school and working with poor people.
72-Dickens was able to help schools like this because in later life, he was a very successful writer. As well as Oliver Twist (1839), Dickens wrote many other famous novels including Nicholas Nickleby (1839), David Copperfield (1850) and Great Expectations (1861). Poor people often feature in Dicken's novels which continue to entertain us today. They are great stories, and are often very funny, making fun of people who think they are important because of their jobs or money. Many of his books have been made into films.
Q. Dickens was a very successful writer who wrote many famous novels. Mention three of these novels.
- It was his experience at working with other poor people in a factory.
- Working for a magazine and living in London.
- Nicholas Nickleby (1839), David Copperfield (1850) and Great Expectations (1861).
- Visiting a prison and knowing poor people.
73- Dickens was able to help schools like this because in later life, he was a very successful writer. As well as Oliver Twist (1839), Dickens wrote many other famous novels including Nicholas Nickleby (1839), David Copperfield (1850) and Great Expectations (1861). Poor people often feature in Dicken's novels which continue to entertain us today. They are great stories, and are often very funny, making fun of people who think they are important because of their jobs or money. Many of his books have been made into films.
Q. Quote the sentence that shows that most of Charles Dickens's works were and are still shown on television, as they were turned into films?
- Many of his books have been made into films.
- They were usually bad people or thieves.
- They needed an education or they might become criminals.
- They were often lazy.
74-They take offence very easily. (tend)
- Rewrite the sentence using the word between brackets.
- They take tend offence very easily.
- They take offence tend very easily.
- They tend take offence very easily.
- Tend, they take offence very easily.
75-In England during the 1800s, many people came to the cities to work. There were places called workhouses where the poorest people could live, work and eat to make ends meet. But life in the workhouses was not easy, where people somehow managed a subsistence, living day-to-day, huddled together to keep warm.
Q. Find a word in the text which means” to have just enough money to buy what you need”v
- make ends meet
- communicate
- England
- workhouses
76-One night, a woman arrived at a workhouse. She gave birth to a baby but then sadly died A nurse called the baby Oliver Twist and he was sent to a house for orphans until he was nine. Then he was sent to a workhouse to work. Oliver was sad to leave the other orphans. Although the boys lived hand-to-mouth, they had a sense of belonging at the house and looked after each other.
Q.Why was Oliver sad to leave the house for orphans?
- It was where he was born.
- The orphans helped each other.
- He had plenty to eat there.
- .
77-Suddenly, a man saw the boys take a handkerchief from his pocket. He shouted at the boys, and as they ran away, a police officer tried to arrest Oliver. But a man, Mr Brownlow, told the police officer that Oliver had not taken anything. Mr Brownlow was worried about the skinny boy and took him back to his house, where the housekeeper looked after Oliver.
Q.Why did Mr. Brownlow fell the police officer that Oliver had not taken anything?
- Mr Brownlow, told the police officer that Oliver had not taken anything.
- Mr Brownlow was worried about the skinny boy and took him back to his house.
- where the housekeeper looked after Oliver
- Suddenly, a man saw the boys take a handkerchief from his pocket.
78-Not only ------------------ to the concert, but she also met her favorite band backstage.
- did she go
- she did go
- went she
- she went
79-Rarely ------------------ such a breathtaking view in all my life.
- I had seen
- had I seen
- I have seen
- have I seen
80- Yesterday, I ------------------ to the park when I saw a famous actor.
- was walking
- walked
- had walked
- am walking
81- By the time we ------------------ to the station, the train had already left.
- arrive
- arrived
- had arrived
- are arriving