امتحان نهائي اللغة الانجليزية -أحمد صبح
1- Often the best way to ……………a conversation is simply to comment on the weather.
- spell out
- figure out
- make out
- strike up
2- Sanad says he's worried about climate change, but he drives everywhere and goes on holiday by plane twice a year. He's really…………
- hypocritical
- hypocritically
- hypocrisy
- hypocriticate
3- Plus, one of its legs is broken and needs to be ……… if possible.
- fixed
- mended
- repaired
- all options are correct
4- A Singaporean couple have hit the………………. after giving birth to quintuplets.
- revenue
- headlines
- sources
- clickbait
5- ………….., she was rude to a customer not just once, but four times!
- Unbelieve
- Unbelief
- Unbelievably
- Unbelieving
6- By the year 2000, online news sites had begun to spread, although the vast . …………… of people still read their news in a traditional print newspaper.
- majority
- majorize
- major
- majorly
7- The……………… against him are shocking, but he denies all of them.
- improvement
- allegations
- replacement
- solution
8- Oh no! There’s a…………….. on the new carpet. I hope I can remove it.
- stain
- soak
- medium-sized
- tangled
9- The instructions were unclear, so I asked the guide to …………….the procedure. Clarify"
- clarification
- clarify
- clarifying
- clearly
10- These young guides, often …………..and poorly paid, lead climbers up the majestic slopes of Mount Kilimanjaro.
- proceeds
- integral
- foundation
- ill-equipped
11- The number of devices in the Middle East and Africa had a……..……increase between 2018 and 2021.
- slight
- gradually
- steadily
- sharply
12- The word that means “Not in use any more because a newer invention exist” is:
- compatibility
- obsolete
- functionality
- upgrade
13- I have never really felt part of the group at school
Replace the underlined parts of the sentence with the correct form of the given phrasal verbs.
- hold down
- fitted in
- ate away at (her)
- broke off
14- Appearances can be…………... You can add filters to………….how you look, remove any…………or even change the shape or size of your facial features
- deceptive/ flaws/ enhance
- enhance/ deceptive/ flaws
- deceptive/ enhance/ flaws
- flaws / enhance/ deceptive
15- The number of users of all kinds of social media increased………………
- dramatically
- dramatic
- dramatise
- drama
16- After a hazardous journey, they were relieved to get home with no problems.
Replace the underlined words with the correct the binomial
- pick and choose
- there and then
- more or less
- safe and sound
17- The correct collocation that means “Believed something without even thinking about it”.
is:
- considered his options
- took it for granted
- make himself understood
- take his mind off
18- There’s a slim ………….that you might succeed so be prepared for rejection.
- opporunities
- risky
- chance
- lucky
19- No one will ever know what really happened. It remains……………
- posing
- fraud
- an enigma
- landscape
20- They love exaggerating and write ……………..stories about things that aren’t really very important at all
- sensational
- sensations
- sensationally
- senses
21- Ghada proved she was ……………….by volunteering to help out suferring people in Gaza.
- hypocritical
- compassionate
- bigoted
- conceited
22- One of the following does NOT express indecision.
- I'm on the fence about.
- I can't put my finger on it, but.
- I can't make up my mind
- That's what I was going to say!
23- The view from ……..top of the nearby cliffs over … …. sea is … … most amazing one I have ever seen!
- the / the / the
- the / a / an
- an / the / the
- the / an / the
24- Maybe they regretted…………………… that he could work for longer.
- agree
- to agreeing
- agreeing
- .
25- The teacher congratulated them on ……………… to take part in the science fair next week.
- be invited
- been invited
- being invited
- being invite
26- It is …………that there are more than 8.5 billion mobile phones in a world that has a population of around 8 billion people.
- estimate
- estimating
- estimated
- estimates
27- If Issa…………… afraid of snakes, he would have picked it up.
- isn’t
- wasn’t
- haven’t been
- aren’t
28- If our house hadn’t been burgled, I ……………… a replacement passport.
- wouldn’t need
- wouldn’t be feeling
- cancel
- would have to
29- I wish I could stop eating crisps.
The speaker …………… eating crisps.
- can stop
- can’t stop
- stopped
- had stopped
30- …………… how much credit you've got left on your phone?
- Do you know
- Are you knowing
- Were you knowing
- Have you been knowing
31- Lama ……………..two essays today.
- have written
- has written
- wrote
- had written
32- Since the dawn of time, people……………different ways of communicating at a distance.
- has been using
- used
- have been using
- were using
33- We were walking on the beach……..….. when we found a message in a bottle
- recently
- tomorrow
- earlier today
- once in a while
34- By the time Huda got to the party, everyone ………………home.
- had gone
- has gone
- went
- is going
35- A: My friend Sami works for a computer company.
B:…………….? That’s great. I wish him the best.
- Doesn’t he
- Does he
- Didn’t he
- haven’t he
36- Someone has bumped into your car,…………?
- hasn’t they
- hadn’t they
- they haven’t
- haven’t they
37- By the time today’s young people retire, they ……………………for 70 years.
- will be working
- will have been working
- worked
- is going to work
38- We’re sure that we will find a cure for cancer in the future.
We……………..a cure for cancer in the future.
- was bound to find
- are bound find
- are bound to find
- is bound to find
39- He always blew things out of proportion.
He…………………………things out of proportion.
- was forever blowing
- is forever blowing
- were forever blowing
- was forever blow
40- This house is more modern than the last house in ……………….. they lived.
- when
- that
- where
- which
41- We're late! By the time we get to the station, the train …………………
- was going
- will go
- will have gone
- had gone
42- I think Salwa will be successful if she ……………hard.
- working
- worked
- works
- would work
43- If the exams …………..easier, I wouldn’t have had to work so hard to pass my exams.
- have been
- are
- was
- were
44- I can see my grandparents struggle to learn…………the latest developments in computing.
- about
- over
- to
- on
45- You must spell out your ideas so he understands .
The underlined phrase "spell out" means .…………
- to explain clearly
- to draw attention to
- to ignore
- to write in capital letters
46- More people are buying smart household appliances these days.
The sentence which has a similar meaning to the one before it is:
- More smart household appliances have been bought these days.
- More smart household appliances were being bought these days.
- More smart household appliances are been bought these days.
- More smart household appliances are being bought these days.
47- The copy which was made by the carbon paper was called the carboncopy.
The sentence which has a similar meaning to the one before it is:
- The copy make by the carbon paperwas called the carbon copy.
- The copy making by the carbon paperwas called the carbon copy.
- The copy made by the carbon paperwas called the carbon copy.
- The copy makes by the carbon paperwas called the carbon copy.
48- Sami lives round the corner. I play football with him.
The correct relative clause that best links the sentences above is:
- Sami, with whom I play football, lives round the corner.
- Sami, where I play football with, lives round the corner.
- Sami, with who I play football, lives round the corner.
- Sami, which I play football with, lives round the corner.
49- I am thinking of selling them online once I have enough items to sell.
The underlined expression expresses………
- timetabled events
- a plan for a future situation
- official arrangements
- something is happening very soon
50- The correct order of the words below is:
begin/ is/ the concert/ due/ at 8 p.m./to
- The concert is due to begin at 8p.m.
- The concert begin is due to at 8p.m.
- The concert due to is begin at 8p.m.
- The concert is to due begin at 8p.m.
51- In the future, increased investment in renewable energy sources will ……………..a significant reduction in carbon emissions.
- result into
- result out
- result about
- result in
52- ……………to the presentation, did they?
- Nobody come
- Nobody came
- Nobody comes
- Nobody can come
53- I could have gone to the party
The sentences "I could have gone to the party" implies that:
- I didn't go to the party, but it was possible.
- I went to the party and had a great time.
- I was able to go to the party and had a great time.
- I succeeded in going to the party and had a great time.
54- The designer is ………………..heavily influenced by early computers.
- known to having
- known to have been
- known to have be
- know to have been
55- The sentence which expresses regret about past events that were impossible to happen:
- I wish we had lived in a bigger flat
- I wish we lived in a bigger flat.
- I wish we live in a bigger flat.
- I wish we have lived in a bigger flat.
56- I didn't do much work for my exam.
The sentence which has a similar meaning to the one above is
- I wish I have done more work for my exam.
- I wish I did more work for my exam.
- I wish I hadn’t done more work for my exam.
- I wish I had done more work for my exam.
57- "Are you definitely going to the concert?"
- She asked if I had been definitely going to the concert.
- She asked if I am definitely going to the concert.
- She asked if I was definitely going to the concert.
- She asked if I was definitely going to the concert?
58- "I have finished my homework," John has said.
- John has said that he had finished my homework.
- John has said that he has finished his homework?
- John has said that he has finished his homework.
- John has said that he finish her homework.
59- I was able to pick up the language quickly.
The sentence that has a similar meaning to the one above is
- I succeeded of picking up the language quickly.
- I succeeded in pick up the language quickly.
- I succeeded in picking up the language quickly.
- I could pick up the language quickly.
60- Reem: ‘I’m really sorry I forgot your birthday, Suha.’
- Reem apologised that forgetting Suha’s birthday.
- Reem apologised for forgetting Suha’s birthday.
- Reem apologised for forget Suha’s birthday.
- Reem apologised with forgetting Suha’s birthday.
61- In the UK, it isn’t necessary to carry an ID card.
The sentence that has a similar meaning to the one above is
- You are required to carry an ID card in the UK.
- You should carry an ID card in the UK.
- You are not required to carry an ID card in the UK.
- You must carry an ID card in the UK.
62- Kathy’s music player……………………for 19 hours when the battery ran out.
- has been playing
- had been playing
- have been playing
- will have been playing
63- Freddie Mercury recorded one of his last songs Delilah in1987. He dedicated it to and named it after his favourite cat.
The correct relative clause that best links the sentences above is:
- One of Freddie Mercury’s last songs Delilah, which was record in 1987 was dedicated to and named after his favourite cat.
- One of Freddie Mercury’s last songs Delilah, which was recorded in 1987 was dedicated to and named after his favourite cat.
- One of Freddie Mercury’s last songs Delilah, which was recorded in 1987 was dedicate to and named after his favourite cat.
- One of Freddie Mercury’s last songs Delilah, which is recorded in 1987 was dedicated to and named after his favourite cat.
64- ‘Why can’t you listen to what the teacher is saying?’
The correct reported speech form of the sentence above is:
- He asked us why we couldn’t listen to what the teacher has been saying.
- He asked us why we couldn’t listen to what the teacher was saying.
- He asked us why we couldn’t listen to what the teacher were saying.
- He asked us why couldn’t we listen to what the teacher had been saying.
65- The fridge will automatically order more milk before you run out.
- More milk will have been ordered by the fridge automatically before you run out.
- More milk will be order by the fridge automatically before you run out.
- More milk will be ordering by the fridge automatically before you run out.
- More milk will be ordered by the fridge automatically before you run out.
66- Experts have estimated that the majority of people in the world own a smartphone.
- The majority of people in the world have been estimate to own a smartphone.
- The majority of people in the world has been estimated own a smartphone.
- The majority of people in the world has been estimated to own a smartphone.
- The majority of people in the world had been estimated to own a smartphone.
67- They thought that the children were in bed.
The sentence which has a similar meaning to the one above is:
- It were thought that the children to be in bed.
- It has been thought that the children were in bed.
- It is thought that the children were in bed.
- It was thought that the children were in bed.
68- If I’d taken that job offer, I would have more financial stability now.
The function of the sentence "If I’d taken that job offer, I would have more financial stability now, is:
- To talk about a past hypothetical situation and its past consequences
- To talk about a past hypothetical situation and its present consequences
- To talk about a future hypothetical situation and its past consequences
- To talk about a future hypothetical situation and its future consequences
69- Nothing is changing and he is becoming more and more ………………about the situation.
- exasparated
- exesperated
- exasperated
- exasberated
70- ……………….energy is a sustainable source of power.
- Renewable
- Renawable
- Ranewable
- Renewible