الخميس 28 مارس 2024
رئيس مجلس الإدارة
محمد ابراهيم نافع
رئيس التحرير
محمد الصايم
درس خصوصي

مراجعة لغة انجليزية للثانوية العامة في القصة " الحلقة الثانية "

مستر وليد لبيب
مستر وليد لبيب

 

الوحدات 12-13

قصه 6

 

 


 [ Second Stage – First Session ]

First Foreign Language: English (2)                             Time: 2 hours

 

اللغة الأجنبية الأولى: الإنجليزية (2)

 

A – Language Functions

1- Respond to each of the following situations:

1- You want to know what "theory" means.

2- You dislike pop music. Express this.

3- You want to express your interest in animals.

4- A friend wants to know where your dream holiday would be.

2- Say where each of the following two mini - dialogues take place,

1.A-I'd like to change dollar into Egyptian pounds.

B- How much Euros have you got?                           

   A- One thousand.

Place: ……… S.A: ……… S.B: ……… Function: ………….

2.A-I'd like to see the director.          

    B- Do you have an appointment? 

   A- Yes, I should meet him now.

Place: ……… S.A: ……… S.B: ……… Function: ………….

 

B – Vocabulary and structure

3. Choose the correct answer from a, b, c or d :             ( 8 marks )

1- Sham El-Nassim…………..the beginning of spring.

   a) remarks                  b) marks                c) makes          d) markets

2- Large numbers of …………are often let off on happy occasions.

   a) fireworks                 b) firewood      c) firetraps           d) firesides

3- On the Eid we visit our……………….and friends.

   a) enemies           b) relatives                c) opponents         d) rivals

4- When I was a child, I used to imagine ……….a pilot

   a) becoming              b) to become              c) becomes     d) become

5- Ahmed doesn't smoke any more. This means he stopped ………… .

  a) to smoke                b) to smoking        c) smoking               d) smoke

6. I don't mind cooking but I hate………………… .                         

   a) iron                       b) to ironing    c) ironed                    d) ironing

7. I promised…………………my homework carefully

  a) do              b) doing                       c) to do               d) to doing

8-On her way home, my mother stopped ………a few things at the store.

  a) picking up             b) pick up              c) picks up            d) to pick up

9- Exercise can have a ………………..effect on your health and fitness.

  a. negative                 b. positive                   c. had            d. harmful

10- Some students need more…………………..than others at school.

  a. depression          b. encouragement      c. frustration            d. stress

11- She would be a good nurse. She has a very kind………………. .

  a. hospitality          b. fertility            c. personality          d. identity

12- Dr Aisha wrote many books and articles in which she argued ........... women's role in the modern world.

     a. on                 b. for                  c. against                     d. with

13- An ambulance took the…………….to the nearest hospital immediately after the accident.       

  a) wound          b) wounding                 c) winding         d) wounded

14- He……………..the record in swimming.

  a) broke            b) achieved       c) reached                    d) destroyed

15- Before you can drive a car, you need to have a driving …………… .

  a) card              b) visa                            c ) certificate              d) licence

16- The nurse,….......responsibility is to look after young children, has worked at the hospital for ten years.

  a. when                        b. who                    c. whom                              d. whose

 

4- Find the mistake in each of the following sentences then write it correctly.

1- The flute is a musical equipment.

2-Don't worry. I remember to lock the office.

3-She refused lending me her dictionary .

4- The president's speech was impressed.

5-That's the horse who won the race.

6-I don't like restaurants where they play music in

 

 

C – Reading Comprehension

 

5- Read the following passage then answer the questions

Tennis is a sport played between two players or between two teams of two players each. Each player uses a strung racquet to strike a hollow rubber ball covered with felt (most of the time Optic Yellow) over a net into the opponent's court. The modem game of tennis originated in the United Kingdom in the late 19th century as "lawn tennis" which has heavy connections to the ancient game of real tennis. After its creation, tennis spread throughout the upper-class English-speaking population before spreading around the world. Tennis is an Olympic sport and is played at all levels of society at all ages. The sport can be played by anyone who can hold a racket, including people in wheelchairs. Tennis is played on a rectangular, flat surface, usually grass, clay, or a hardcourt of concrete or asphalt. The court is 78 long, and its width is 27 feet for singles matches and 36 feet for doubles matches. Additional clear space around the court is required in order for players to reach overrun balls. A net is stretched across the full width of the court, parallel with the baselines, dividing it into two equal ends. The net is 3 feet 6 inches high at the posts and 3 feet high in the center.

Answer the following questions:

1. Give a definition for the word (tennis).

2. What are the characteristics of the tennis playground (court)?

3. When and where did the modem game of tennis originate?

Choose the correct answers:

4. The game of tennis originated in the united kingdom as…………..

      a-upper tennis       b-flown tennis        c- lawn tennis       d-real tennis

5. The hollow rubber ball of tennis is coloured…………..

     a- Optic Yellow          b- Optic green            c-purple        d-black

6- Read the following passage then answer the questions:

Once Wealth and Poverty approached a merchant and introduced themselves as visitors. The merchant offered his salutations to both of them and said: "May I know what brings you to my humble shop?" Wealth said: "We want you to judge and tell us who is more beautiful between us two?" The merchant was in a fix. If he were to declare wealth as more beautiful than poverty, poverty would curse him. If he were to declare poverty as more beautiful, than wealth, wealth would forsake him. However, he regained his composure and said: "I have great respect for you both. Would you please act according to my instructions? Then only I can judge properly." The visitors agreed. He said: "Mother wealth, would you please go to the entrance (gates) and wall: into the house? Mother, poverty! Would you please walk from here towards the gates? I can have a good look at you both, from near and far." The two visitors did walk as the merchant wished them to. Then the merchant happily declared: "Mother wealth! You appear very beautiful when you enter the house. Mother poverty! You look very beautiful when you leave the house!" The visitors appreciated the wisdom of the merchant. Wealth happily stayed in his house while poverty cheerfully walked away. When a serious problem faces us, if we look within and think calmly, a ray of hope and light will appear and show us the way.

Answer the following questions:

1. What is the moral of the story?        2. What did the visitors ask the merchant to do?

3. How did the merchant act wisely?

Choose the correct answers:

4. The word visitors refers to…………..

           a-The merchants                    b-The problems

            c- The wisdom                       d- Wealth and Poverty

5. The way to solve a problem is to…………..

   a-rush              b-think calmly         c-hesitate          d-stop thinking

                             D – The Prisoner of Zenda                  ( 9 marks )

7. A) Answer the following questions:

1-      What reason did Duke Michael give for not visiting King Rassendyll or inviting him to his castle?

2-      Where did Rassendyll and his men stay in the forest?

3-      What happened to Bernenstein in the woods?

4-      Where would the king's body be hidden after being killed?

B) Read the following quotations then answer the questions:-

"I'll forgive you if you promise to help us."

1.Who said this to whom?

2.Where was this said?

3.What kind of help did the speaker need from the addressed person?

C) Correct the following sentences:-

1.Duke Burlesdon cannot legally become King unless he marries

  Princess Flavia.

2.Marshal Strakencz promised to protect Countess Amelia from the Duke.

 

E – Writing   (6 marks)

 

8) Write a paragraph of about 100 words about the following: [6 marks]

The importance of books

    F – Translation                        (5 marks)

 

9. A) Translate into Arabic:

Money is very important to us. Without money we can't live. With enough money people can get what they need. Some people think that money can buy anything and everything but they are mistaken. There are things that money can't buy.

    B) Translate into English:

 

1- يعاني الناس من تلوث الهواء بسبب عوادم السيارات ودخان المصانع. 

2- لقد أثبت التاريخ أن الحرب لا تحل المشاكل بين الدول.