امتحان الشهر الاول 2008-استاذ اسعد ابو زينه

1. 1. Additional and not needed because there is already enough of something.

   • excess
   • confined
   • compact
   • densely populated

2. 2. Very small and restricted, surrounded by walls.

   • excess
   • confined
   • compact
   • densely populated

3. 3. Small but arranged so that everything fits neatly into the space available.

   • excess
   • confined
   • compact
   • densely populated

4. 4. (In a city) having a lot of people living close together.

   • excess
   • confined
   • compact
   • densely populated

5. 5. Not having enough space.

   • excess
   • confined
   • cramped
   • medium-sized

6. 6. Neither small, nor large.

   • excess
   • confined
   • cramped
   • medium-sized

7. 7. What are some of the largest and most ------------ cities in the world?

   • densely populated
   • confined
   • medium-sized
   • excess

8. 8. How do you feel about being in a ----------- space like a lift?

   • densely populated
   • confined
   • medium-sized
   • excess

9. 9. Would you describe your room as small, large or -------------?

   • densely populated
   • confined
   • medium-sized
   • excess

10. 10. If you lived in a location where space was non-existent, which of your ------------ items would you throw away?

    • densely populated
    • confined
    • medium-sized
    • excess

11. 11. Is your room ------------- enough to fi t in a desk, bed and closet?

    • densely populated
    • confined
    • compact
    • cramped

12. 12. Have you ever travelled in uncomfortable ----------- conditions, with a lot of people on a bus or train?

    • densely populated
    • confined
    • compact
    • cramped

13. 13. Singapore is very safe compared ----------- other countries.

    • with
    • to
    • from
    • when

14. 14. Dubai is expensive ------------------- comparison with many countries.

    • in
    • for
    • on

15. 15. In Saudi Arabia, the temperatures are high during the day ---------------- during the night they are very low.

    • whereas
    • wherever
    • so
    • whenever

16. 16. It’s a lot colder in England in winter than in Jordan. The sentence which has a similar meaning to the previous one is:

    • It isn’t significantly colder in England in winter than it is in Jordan
    • It’s significantly colder in England in winter than it is in Jordan
    • It is slightly colder in England in winter than it is in Jordan
    • It is marginally colder in England in winter than it is in Jordan

17. 17. Summer in Singapore is much hotter than in England but only a bit hotter than in Egypt. The sentence which has a similar meaning to the previous one is:

    • Summer in Singapore is marginally hotter in England but only a lot hotter in Egypt
    • Summer in Singapore is marginally hotter in England but only slightly hotter in Egypt
    • Summer in Singapore is a lot hotter in England but only slightly hotter in Egypt
    • Summer in Singapore is a lot hotter in England but only nowhere near as hot as in Egypt

18. 18. Summer in England is not nearly as hot as in Singapore. The sentence which has a similar meaning to the previous one is

    • Summer in England is a lot hotter than in Singapore
    • Summer in England is slightly hotter than in Singapore
    • Summer in England is nearly as hot as in Singapore
    • Summer in England is nowhere near as hot as in Singapore

19. 19. Which of the following words sounds the least formal.

    • Considerably
    • Significantly
    • a lot
    • Miles

20. 20. I think Maths is slightly more difficult than Physics. The sentence which has a similar meaning to the previous one is:

    • I think Physics is marginally easier than Maths
    • I think Physics is marginally more difficult than Maths
    • I think Maths is marginally easier than Physics
    • I think Maths is marginally less difficult than Physics