Final Exam Second Semester-English 10th

1. Nowadays, going to a restaurant is not just about eating food. Many people are
   looking for new and exciting experiences when they go out. This is why some
   restaurants around the world offer something completely different from the
   usual dining experience.

   One example is a restaurant where customers eat in total darkness. In this place,
   you cannot see your food, the people around you, or even the waiter. The idea
   behind this is to help people focus more on the taste, smell, and texture of the
   food. It also helps them understand how blind people experience the world.

   Another unusual restaurant is located high above the ground. Customers sit at a
   table that is lifted into the air by a crane. While they are eating, they can enjoy
   amazing views of the city below. However, this experience is not for everyone,
   especially people who are afraid of heights!

   There are also restaurants where robots serve the food instead of humans. In
   these places, technology plays a big role. The robots bring meals to the table and
   sometimes even interact with customers. This creates a fun and modern
   atmosphere.

   Although these restaurants can be expensive, many people believe the
   experience is worth the price. They are not just paying for the food, but for
   something memorable and unique. In the end,

   1. The main idea of the text is about:

   • traditional restaurants
   • unusual dining experiences
   • cooking methods
   • food prices

2. 2- "Dining with a difference" means:

   • eating at home
   • eating fast food
   • having a unique experience
   • cooking yourself

3. 3-The purpose of the article is to:

   • advertise restaurants
   • describe strange dining experiences
   • teach cooking
   • compare countries

4. 4- In unusual restaurants, customers often:

   • eat quickly
   • have special experiences
   • pay less money
   • cook their own food

5. 5- One example of a different dining experience is:

   • eating alone
   • eating in silence
   • eating in a normal restaurant
   • eating at school

6. 6- People visit these restaurants mainly to:

   • save money
   • try something new
   • study food
   • avoid crowds

7. 7- The writer's tone is:

   • negative
   • neutral
   • informative
   • angry

8. 8- The word "experience" in the text means:

   • job
   • activity
   • feeling or event
   • place

9. 9-The article suggests that unusual restaurants are:

   • boring
   • expensive only
   • exciting and memorable
   • old-fashioned

10. 10- The best title for the text is:

    • Cheap Food
    • Dining at Home
    • Dining with a Difference
    • Fast Food

11. 11- A place where people eat meals is called:

    • kitchen
    • restaurant
    • shop
    • market

12. 12-A person who serves food is a:

    • chef
    • waiter
    • customer
    • manager

13. 13-"Menu" means:

    • bill
    • food list
    • kitchen
    • table

14. 14- If food tastes very good, it is:

    • bitter
    • salty
    • delicious
    • sour

15. 15-"Reservation" means:

    • paying the bill
    • ordering food
    • booking a table
    • cooking food

16. 16- He looks tired. He-----be sick.

    • must
    • might
    • can't
    • should

17. 17-She isn't answering. She-----be sleeping.

    • must
    • might
    • can't
    • should

18. 18-That car is expensive. It_ belong to him.

    • must
    • might
    • can't
    • could

19. 19-He studied a lot. He-----have passed the exam.

    • must
    • might
    • can't
    • should

20. 20-They didn't come. They----------have forgotten.

    • must
    • might
    • can't
    • should

21. 21-That answer is wrong. It---------be correct.

    • must
    • might
    • can't
    • should

22. 22- She looks happy. She------have received good news.

    • must
    • might
    • can't
    • should

23. 23- "What do you think I should do?" is used to:

    • give advice
    • ask for advice
    • refuse advice
    • agree

24. 24- "If I were you, I'd study more." is:

    • asking advice
    • giving advice
    • refusing
    • thanking

25. 25- "That's a good idea." is:

    • disagreement
    • agreement
    • asking
    • complaining

26. 26- "I don't know if it'll work, but I'll try." shows:

    • refusal
    • acceptance
    • hesitation
    • anger

27. 27- "You'd better not do that." expresses:

    • strong advice
    • weak advice
    • question
    • opinion

28. 28- A formal letter should be:

    • informal and short
    • formal and organized
    • funny
    • personal

29. 29- In writing, "To conclude" is used to:

    • start
    • give examples
    • end
    • compare

30. 30- A good paragraph must include:

    • only examples
    • topic sentence and details
    • only conclusion
    • questions only