unit six exam 2- أسعد ابو زينة

  1. Read each question carefully then choose from A,B,C or D the correct answer.

    Living small requires careful planning and who better to turn to for inspiration than the Japanese, the masters in the art of saving space. In densely populated cities like Tokyo, many people live in apartments smaller than ten square metres, they have managed to come up with ingenious space-saving solutions to make the apartments feel less cramped, such as the use of deep wardrobes and cupboards for storage. In this way, bedding can be folded and put away every day, allowing the room to be used for purposes other than sleeping. Another method is the use of sliding doors which can divide the room into different living areas when required.

    1- According to the paragraph, what is the solution that might divide the room into different living areas?

    • using deep wardrobes
    • using deep cupboards
    • using sliding doors
    • using separated rooms
  2. 2- According to the paragraph, what happens to bedding during the day in small Japanese apartments?

    • It is left in place
    • It is folded and put away
    • It is converted to seating
    • It is moved to a separate room
  3. 3- What does the pronoun they line 3 refer to ….

    • metres
    • cities
    • many people
    • the Japanese
  4. 4- The overall purpose of this paragraph is to:

    • Compare Japanese and Western living spaces
    • Criticize small living spaces
    • Provide examples of space-saving solutions
    • Encourage people to move to Tokyo
  5. 5- If a city with small apartments did not use space-saving solutions . What would . likely happen ?

    • People would feel more comfortable in their homes .
    • Apartments would be even smaller and more difficult to live in .
    • Residents would have more storage options .
    • The city would become less crowded .
  6. 6- The passage describes how Japanese people use space – saving solutions to make . small apartments feel more comfortable . If these methods were introduced in cities . where hosing is more spacious , how might people’s lifestyles change ?

    • People might start living in smaller homes by choice to save money and resources .
    • The demand for larger houses would increase because people would prefer extra space .
    • Space saving solutions would become unnecessary , and people would stop using them .
    • People would move to smaller cities instead of living in big urban areas .
  7. 7- The passage discusses how Japanese apartments use efficient design to make small spaces more livable . If a government wanted to apply similar strategies to solve housing shortages in major cities , what policies might be most effective ?

    • Removing furniture from all apartments to create more open space .
    • Increasing the cost of rent to reduce the number of people living in cities .
    • Banning large apartments to force people live in smaller spaces.
    • Encouraging the construction of smaller well- designed apartments with smart storage solutions .
  8. 8- What do you think is a suitable age to settle -------------- and get a job?

    • of
    • dawn
    • up
    • down
  9. 9- "All you have to do is … ". You can use this phrase when you are:

    • Explaining what to do
    • Explaining what not to do
    • Finishing the instructions
    • none of the above
  10. 10- I have two sisters. ------- older sister lives in Egypt.

    • The
    • A
    • An
    • Zero article (∅)
  11. 11- You turn off the computer by pressing this switch.

    • The way you can turn off the computer was by pressing this switch.
    • The way you turn off the computer is by pressing this switch.
    • The way you are turning off the computer is by pressing this switch.
    • The way that turning off the computer is by pressing this switch.
  12. 12- We don't have to arrive exactly on time.

    The sentence above means:

    • We have to arrive exactly on time.
    • We mustn't arrive exactly on time.
    • It is necessary to arrive exactly on time.
    • It isn’t necessary to arrive exactly on time.
  13. 13- I’ve ----------- in making quite a few friends.

    • managed
    • been allowed
    • required
    • succeeded
  14. 14- He’s been in ....... hospital for two weeks now, because he was very ill.

    • zero Ø
    • the
    • a
    • an
  15. 15- One of the following is inseparable phrasal verb.

    • deal with
    • wipe down
    • carry out
    • clear up
  16. 16- I somehow ---------- make him believe me. He is very tough person.

    • managed to
    • supposed to
    • permitted to
    • could
  17. 17- Customers may park here.

    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.
  18. 18- I met you . The underlined ‘t’ in this sentence is pronounced as …..

    • ʧ
    • ʤ
    • tea
    • t
  19. 19- The quantifier that can be used only with uncountable nouns is:

    • much
    • many
    • several
    • very few
  20. 20- The word that means "Being busy or working very hard." is

    • industrious
    • intern
    • foundation
    • integral
  21. 21- I have to leave early . My parents want me home by midnight .

    This sentence shows……

    • internal obligation
    • external obligation
    • both (a) and (b)
    • internal desire
  22. 22- Monkeys live ------- fruit and nuts.

    • in
    • at
    • on
    • by
  23. 23- Would you prefer to …………. or in a company office?

    • on the move
    • put down roots
    • settle down
    • work remotely
  24. 24- I came………..this jar in the bottom of the freezer; but I'm not sure what's in it.

    • on
    • in
    • at
    • across
  25. 25- ……………….first time I went there was in 2018.

    • The
    • A
    • An
    • No article
  26. 26- I mopped up the water.

    • I mopped it up
    • I mopped up it
    • I the water mopped up
    • the water I mopped up
  27. 27- I’m bored with my bedroom now, and I’m planning to-----------

    • mop it up
    • do up it
    • do it up
    • sweep it up
  28. 28- When you paint the walls, stick up some ----------------------tape on the edges of . the floor and ceiling to protect them.

    • masking
    • rid
    • soak
    • tangled
  29. 29- I don’t think living in Sweden is --------------------------- different from living in . my country, although at first, I found it hard to get used to the social etiquette.

    • nowhere near
    • excess
    • remotely
    • significantly
  30. 30- The submarine crew had to work in …………….space for months .

    • excess
    • confined
    • densely populated
    • decorated
  31. 31- A: That building ------------------- be interesting inside.

    B: OK. Let’s go and see!

    • needs to
    • might
    • should
    • ought to
  32. 32- Tickets to the folk concert had almost sold out. Luckily, I ------------------ to buy the last ones.

    • managed
    • supposed
    • permitted
    • forbidden
  33. 33- The test starts at 10.30 . You …………… be late .

    • don’t have to
    • mustn’t
    • needn’t
    • not permitted to
  34. 34- You ………eat so much chocolate . It’s not good for you .

    • don’t have to
    • mustn’t
    • shouldn’t
    • are bound to
  35. 35- I had some problems repairing the roof by myself , but in the end I ………do it . without help .

    • could
    • was able to
    • couldn’t
    • wasn’t able to