امتحان انجليزي وحدة 3_محمد ابو الشباب2009
1-The sentence which describes an annoying repeated habit in the present is …
- Rami was always losing his temper.
- You kept leaving the door open.
- Huda is forever interrupting people.
- They visited us every summer.
2-My friend is so generous. He ____ you money even if you don’t ask.
- used to give
- would give
- will give
- gave
3-A: “Sara was always late to our meetings.”
B: “I know. She ____ arrive at least 20 minutes after the agreed time.”
- will
- won’t
- would
- wouldn’t
4-He finally left the team because he ___ everyone with his jokes.
- is constantly annoying
- has constantly annoyed
- was constantly annoying
- will constantly annoy
5-The sentence which shows a habit or repeated action in the past, but not a state, is …
- I go jogging every morning.
- My grandmother would bake cookies for us every Sunday.
- You always forget your homework.
- Sami will arrive late to every meeting.
6-How ___ your relatives when you were living abroad?
- did you use to contact
- do you contact
- would you contacting
- were you contacted
7-When we were at school, Ahmed ______ his guitar to lessons every Friday.
- brings
- used to bring
- will bring
- was bringing
8-The sentence which shows how we often set the scene to make the time reference clear is
- As a child, I used to help my grandmother in the kitchen. We would bake cookies every weekend.
- I was always shy at school and I used to stay quiet in class.
- On Sundays, I would visit my uncle.
- I used to read a lot as a child, but now I hardly have time.
9-The sentence which shows the correct use of a relative clause is …
- The teacher, who is very strict, gives us a lot of homework.
- The teacher who is very strict, gives us a lot of homework.
- The teacher is very strict, who gives us a lot of homework.
- The teacher gives us a lot of homework, who is very strict.
10-Which of the following is the correct participle clause of the following relative clause? “The smartwatch, which was released last year, has become very popular.”
- The smartwatch, was released last year, has become very popular.
- The smartwatch, released last year, has become very popular.
- The smartwatch, releasing last year, has become very popular.
- The smartwatch, release last year, has become very popular.
11-We spoke to the families ______ children attend the new school.
- who
- whose
- that
- which
12-The sentence which uses the preposition correctly in the relative clause is …
- For the laptop, which I paid a lot of money, stopped working after a week.
- The laptop, which for I paid a lot of money, stopped working after a week
- The laptop, that I paid a lot of money for which, stopped working after a week.
- The laptop, for which I paid a lot of money, stopped working after a week.
13-Which of the following is the correct participle clause of the following relative clause? “Students who need extra help can attend the workshop after school.”
- Which of the following is the correct participle clause of the following relative clause? “Students who need extra help can attend the workshop after school.”
- Students needing extra help can attend the workshop after school.
- Students who needing extra help can attend the workshop after school.
- Students need extra help can attend the workshop after school.
14-The sentence which has a meaning similar to “When she was young, Lina overreacted to small problems” is …
- When she was young, Lina blew things out of proportion.
- When she was young, Lina made a fuss of somebody.
- When she was young, Lina messed about in class.
- When she was young, Lina was always the peacemaker.
15-The idiom which means “to suddenly start crying” is …
- wind somebody up
- burst into tears
- make a fuss of somebody
- blow things out of proportion
16-The word which means “fail to do something” is …
- clash
- row
- flunk
- sibling
17-When she graduated, Sara had to ______ to London to start her new job.
- flunk
- relocate
- clash
- sibling
18-The phrase which is used to signal a fact is …
- In my opinion …
- I feel that …
- e data shows …
- I think …
19-The phrase which means “happen in a positive way or have a positive result later in the future, not immediately” is …
- wasn’t doing me any favours
- things don’t immediately go my way
- turn out to be positive in the long run
- the value of sticking at something
20-The word which means “pretending to be a good person or to believe in something you do not really believe” is …
- immature
- sincere
- compassionate
- hypocritical
21-She’s quite ______; she never brags about her achievements.
- modest
- conceited
- pushy
- bigoted
22-I ______ people who cheat or lie. That’s completely wrong!
- admire
- loathe
- like
- respect
23-Which word means asked for money or food from strangers?
- idolize
- skinny
- beg
- admire
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.
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
At the workhouse, all the other boys were as malnourished as Oliver. One day, they encouraged Oliver to beg for more food, but this made the managers of the workhouse angry.
Oliver decided to escape to London but had no food and went hungry for days, before he met another boy called Jack Dawkins. He showed Oliver the way to the city. Jack introduced Oliver to an old man called Fagin, who gave Oliver some food and a bed to sleep on. The next day, Oliver saw many other boys come to Fagin’s house. The boys gathered together to give the old man watches and jewellery. Fagin then told Oliver to go into the streets with the other boys and learn from them. Oliver was shocked when he saw the boys take things from people’s pockets. He understood that they were thieves!
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.
24-According to the text, why did many people move to cities in England during the 1800s?
- To improve their education
- To find work.
- To escape disease in the countryside
- To enjoy city life.
25-According to the text, why was life in the workhouses difficult?
- People somehow managed a subsistence, living day-to-day.
- They were overcrowded but provided plenty of food.
- Children were free to play all day.
- Everyone had their own private room.
26-In the sentence “She gave birth to a baby but then sadly died,” what does the pronoun “she” refer to?
- The nurse
- Oliver’s mother
- The housekeeper
- Fagin
27-Why was Oliver sad when he was sent to the workhouse?
- He missed the orphans he had lived with.
- He was hungry.
- He did not like the food.
- He wanted to go to London.
28-Which sentence shows the boys at the workhouse supported each other?
- Oliver was sent to a workhouse.
- Although the boys lived hand-to-mouth, they had a sense of belonging at the house and looked after each other
- One night, a woman arrived at a workhouse.
- They encouraged Oliver to beg for food.
29-Why was Oliver shocked when he went out with Fagin’s boys?
- He saw them take things from people’s pockets.
- He realized they were all younger than him.
- He was surprised by the cold weather in London
- He expected them to be kind and polite.
30-Which word in the text means “very thin”?
- beg
- skinny
- subsistence
- huddled