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1. 1-According to the text what do we call for the houses which have 37 square meters in size?

   • Big home
   • arge home
   • Tiny home
   • none of them

2. 2-What do the “tiny homes” offer for the people?

   • A way of living more ecologically and more wastefully
   • A way of living less ecologically and less wastefully
   • A way of living more carefully and more comfortably
   • a way of living more ecologically and less wastefully

3. 3-What does the living in tiny home mean?

   • you have to get rid of your excess possessions
   • You have to keep your possessions.
   • You have to keep these possessions for a period of time then get rid of them.
   • None of them

4. 4-The masters of saving space are:

   • Japanese
   • Jordanian
   • Syrian
   • Lebanese

5. 5-In densely populated cities people live in apartments smaller than:

   • 10 meters
   • 20 meters
   • 5 meters
   • 100 meters.

6. 6-What are the ingenious space-saving solutions which they have managed to come up with to make the apartments feel less cramped?

   • Use light bedding to create it and it takes up little space
   • The use of deep wardrobes and cupboards for storage
   • Reduce used clothes and items to save more space
   • Do not use of deep wardrobes and cupboards for storage

7. 7-What does the underlined pronoun refer to?

   • Japanese
   • Apartments
   • Populate cities
   • None of them

8. 8-The organization which investigated about the question of “what about when you are obliged to compete for space with several others?” is:

   • RSPCA
   • NASA
   • SOS
   • UK

9. 9-What was the research which has published by Ellen Pader about?

   • How to live on the Space?
   • The planets
   • the impact of space on relationships
   • the impact of relationships on the space

10. 10-“additional and not needed because there is already enough of something”.

    • compact
    • excess
    • confined
    • densely populated

11. 11-The sentence which has the opposite meaning to the above one is:

    • We mustn’t arrive exactly on time.
    • We aren’t allowed to arrive exactly on time .
    • We don’t have to arrive exactly on time.
    • We may arrive exactly on time .

12. 12-The sentence which has the opposite meaning to the above one is:

    • You can’t wear jeans in the restaurant
    • You may wear jeans in the restaurant.
    • You aren’t permitted to wear jeans in the restaurant .
    • We was able to arrive exactly on time.

13. 13-The sentence which has the opposite meaning to the above one is:

    • Customers can park here .
    • Customers managed to park here .
    • Customers don’t have to park here .
    • Customers mustn’t park here.

14. 14-Look at Fred! he must be drunk.

    • Permission
    • obligation
    • possibility
    • prohibition

15. 15-We mustn’t make a lot of noise in the school.

    • Permission
    • obligation
    • possibility
    • prohibition

16. 16-It’s too late. My mum said that we ............................ be late.

    • Musn’t
    • don’t have to
    • can’t
    • oughtn’t

17. 17-You ..................... do all the best in your exam.

    • Must
    • have to
    • should
    • can

18. 18-They ......................... follow the road signs through driving.

    • Must
    • have to
    • should
    • can

19. 19-Which sentence correctly uses "a/an" to refer to one of many of the same class?

    • I bought an oranges.
    • She has a cat.
    • They found an keys.
    • We saw a stars

20. 20-Which sentence uses "a/an" to mention something for the first time?

    • I’m reading the article.
    • He is eating an orange
    • She has the book.
    • They are playing the game

21. 21-Which sentence correctly uses "the" to refer to something mentioned before?

    • I'm reading a book. A book is interesting.
    • I'm reading a book. The book is interesting.
    • I'm reading book. The book is interesting.
    • I'm reading book. A book is interesting

22. 22-Which sentence uses "the" to refer to something unique?

    • The moon is bright tonight.
    • A moon is bright tonight.
    • Moon is bright tonight.
    • Bright moon tonight.

23. 23-Which sentence correctly uses zero article with an institution?

    • He’s been in the hospital for two weeks now.
    • He’s been in a hospital for two weeks now.
    • He’s been in hospital for two weeks now.
    • He’s been in an hospital for two weeks now.

24. 24-The phrasal verb that has the same meaning as the underlined word ( turn of) is:

    • Switch off
    • carry out
    • do up
    • mop up

25. 25-The other day I went into the kitchen and ........................ a puddle of water on the kitchen floor

    • come across
    • switched on
    • carried out
    • .

26. 26-………………………….. to pick up the dry cleaning today.

    • remembered
    • remembering
    • remembrance
    • remember

27. 27-……………………………me the remote control.

    • brought
    • bring
    • bringing
    • brang

28. 28-The democratic movement had better ……………. on the immediate issues of the economy and security.

    • concentrated
    • concentration
    • concentrate
    • concentrating

29. 29-“They had only just left when the house exploded”

    The sentence which have the same meaning is:

    • Scarcely had they have left when the house exploded.
    • Not only had they have left when the house exploded.
    • Little had they have left when the house exploded
    • A+b

30. 30-“You should not approach the animal, which is dangerous”

    The sentence which have the same meaning is:

    • Little should you approach the animal, which is dangerous
    • under no circumstances should you approach the animal, which is dangerous.
    • not only should you approach the animal, which is dangerous.
    • never should you approach the animal, which is dangerous.

31. 31-They were delighted as they ............................ the puzzle.

    • have solved
    • solved
    • had just solved
    • is solving

32. 32-Mustafa broke his leg last week. Before he fell, he ................ to climb to the top of the mountain.

    • has been trying
    • tried
    • had tried
    • had been trying

33. 33-I don’t want to ……………into conflict with anybody.

    • come.
    • convey
    • get
    • turn

34. 34-The article aims to …………….an important message.

    • spread
    • convey
    • process
    • turn

35. 35-The world’s largest radio dish can……….. signals from even the very deepest realms of space.

    • figure out
    • wipe out
    • spell out
    • pick up

36. 36-It is highly likely that, even if we do make contact, we won’t be able to……….. or process what the aliens are trying to tell us.

    • come across
    • take in
    • bring about
    • make out

37. 37-Irbid …………….in north of Jodan.

    • is lying
    • lied
    • lies
    • had lied

38. 38-.............................. you ............................. anything now?

    • are/ doing
    • is/ doing
    • had been doing
    • have done

39. 39-I ........................... never ........................... by leg.

    • broke
    • had/ broke
    • have/ broken
    • am /breaking

40. 40-Karam ……………………… stories since he was eighteen.

    • have written
    • has written
    • has been writing
    • wrote

41. 41-Hatem had saved his document before viruses …………….. his computer.

    • crashed
    • had crashed
    • have crashed
    • crashes

42. 42-Last year at this time , I ……………….….. on a project.

    • is working
    • had been working
    • was working
    • A+c

43. 43-Before he walked along the street , he …………… his friend.

    • have visited
    • has visited
    • had visited
    • had been visiting

44. 44-They are coming, ……………….?

    • Are they?
    • aren’t they
    • haven’t they?
    • no one of them

45. 45-I got a full mark in my last test. Oh! ………..?

    • aren’t you
    • have you
    • are you
    • A+c

46. 46-She will come tonight, …………….?

    • will she?
    • is she?
    • isn’t she?
    • shall she