[ اسئلة اختبارات ] : هام لمادة الانجليزي قراءه

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السلام عليكم
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حدد لنا قطعتين الثانيه والتاسعه

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وانا بنزلها لكم هنا الاربع الملفات

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الله يوفقك أعطينا إياها المادة ذي مالي خلقها

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الله يوفقك أعطينا إياها المادة ذي مالي خلقها

ابشر

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Example 1
1 One of the most respected persons in the Beacon Hill community of Boston is Dorothy.
She was born on December 3, 1908, in Province, Rhode Island, and moved to the old
West End in 1941, then to Beacon Hill in 1953.By then; Dorothy had a husband and three
sons.
2 each year, Dorothy sends from 38 to 40 packages full of clothing to a small country in
Africa called Malawi, it all began 23 years ago when her youngest son, Jordan, was in
Malawi in the Peace Corps .there Jordan met a family that came to be known as his {…}
parents"
3 Dorothy had been renting out some of her rooms in her house. A man left a suitcase
there and she write him about it. After waiting a year for a reply from him, she opened it
and decided that those clothes could be used by some of the needy people in Malawi .So
she sent them to her sons "{…} parents "that was just the beginning.
4 Dorothy spends about $2,000 a year on postage and sends away clothes collected from
neighbors and family. The number of families she is providing for has grown to 70. In a
small book Dorothy keeps track of all 70 families. She sorts the clothes according to size
and packs them based on each family's needs. Dorothy brings the package to the post
office and off it goes.
5 One of the high points of her project was for her to send 76 boxes the year she turned
76. She accomplished this task, and it shows just how much difference one person can
make.
6 "It is so gratifying to me when a neighbor comes by with an armful of clothes .I would
rather have that than a thousand dollars " these are words of an 88-year-old woman, a
heroine .she is a woman who places importance on doing for others, even those she never
met. The people of Malawi were kind to her son when he was in the Peace Corps, and she
has returned the favor many times more.
1- Each year, Dorothy send from ……….. packages full of clothing to Malawi.
a. 36 to 40
b. 38 to 40
c. 40
d. 38
2- Sending packages began 23 ………… ago.
a. years
b. days
c. months
d. weeks 3- Dorothy had been renting some of her …………. In her house.
a. cars
b. chairs
c. rooms
d. ankle supporters
4- Each year, Dorothy sends packages of clothing to a small country in Africa called … .
a. Nigeria
b. Malaysia
c. Malawi
d. South Africa
5- Dorothy has a son and his name is ………….
a. George
b. James
c. Jordan
d. Paul
6- She uses the clothes to give them to ………… people .
a. arms
b. needy
c. rich
d. Famous
a. dresses
7- The number of families she is providing for has grown to ………. .
a. 700
b. 70
c. 170
d. 7
8- Dorothy keeps track of all 70 families in a ………… .
a. laptop
b. paper
c. Small book
d. account
9- She sorts the clothes according to ……………. .
a. size
b. small
c. need

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Example 2
1 On a cold spring afternoon, while walking home from school, I detoured through the playground
at the end of the alley. I saw a group of old men, two seated across a folding table playing a
game of chess, others smoking pipes, eating peanuts, and watching. I ran home and grabbed
Vincent’s chess set, which was bound in a cardboard box with rubber bands, I also carefully
selected two prized rolls of life savers. I came back to the park and approached a man who was
observing the game.
2 “Want to play?” I asked him. His face widened with surprise and he grinned as he looked at the
box under my arm. “Little sister, been a long time since I play with dolls,” he said, smiling
benevolently. I quickly put the box down next to him on the bench and displayed my retort.
3 Lau Po, as he allowed me to call him, turned out to be a much better player than my brothers. I
lost many games and many life savers. But over the weeks, with each diminishing role of
candies, I added new secrets. Lau Po gave me the names. The humble servant who kills the king
and more.
4 there were also the fine points of chess etiquette. Keep captured men in neat rows, as welltended
prisoners. Never announce “Check” with vanity, lest someone with an unseen sword slit
your throat. By the end of the summer, Lau Po had taught me all he knew, and I had become a
better chess player.
5 a small weekend crowd of Chinese people and tourists would gather as I played and defeated
my opponents one by one. My mother would join crowds during these outdoors exhibition
games. She sat proudly on that bench, telling my admirers with proper Chinese humility, “is
luck”.
6 A man who watched me play in the park suggested that my mother allow me to play in local
chess tournaments. My mother smiled graciously, an answer that meant nothing. I desperately
wanted to go, but I bit back my tongue. I know she would not let me play among strangers. So
as we walked home I said in a small voice that I didn’t want to play in the local tournament.
They would have American rules. If I lost, I would bring shame on my family.
7 During my first tournament, my mother sat with me in the front row as I waited for my turn. I
frequently bounced my legs to unstick them from the cold metal seat of the folding chair. When
my name was called, I leapt up. My mother unwrapped something in her lap. It was her chang,
a small tablet of red jade which held the sun’s fire. “is luck,” she whispered, and tucked it into
my dress pocket. I turned to my opponent, a fifteen-year-old boy from Oakland.
8 As I began to play, the boy disappeared, the color ran out of the room, and I saw only my white
pieces and his black ones waiting on the other side. “Blow from the South,” it murmured. “The
wind leaves no trail.” I saw a clear path, the traps to avoid. The wind blew stronger. “Throw sand
from the East to distract him. “Check,” I said.
1- When the boy detoured through the playground at the end of the ally, he saw a couple of ……..
:
a. Old men
b. young boys
c. old women d. children
2- The name of the narrator’s brother is …………….. .
a. Jack
b. Vincent
c. Lau Po
d. Stan
3- The boy ran home to grab his brother’s ……………… .
a. table
b. chess set
c. cardboard
d. ball
4- In the passage the words life savers means : a kind of ………………. .
a. game
b. candy
c. chess
d. doll
5- The boy played chess in the park against a man called ………………… .
a. Stan
b. Vincent
c. Lau Po
d. Jack
6- When a player takes an opponent’s playing piece, that piece is called a :
a. check
b. man
c. captured man
d. falling man
7- By the end of ………………. , Lau Po taught the boy all he knew.
a. Winter
b. Spring
c. Summer
d. Autumn
8- When a person wins a game of chess, he or she says :
a. Captured man b. lose
c. check
d. die
9- To bite back one’s tongue means to :
a. Keep quiet
b. talk
c. argue
d. leave
10- The boy didn’t want to play in the local tournament because they have ……………………. .
a. Spanish rules
b. Asian rules
c. American rules
d. Chinese rules
11- The boy’s mother used her chang to give him ……………… .
a. bad luck
b. luck
c. money
d. magic
12- The opposite of the word defeat is ………………….. .
a. victory
b. lose
c. draw
d. surrender
13- The synonym of the word defeat is ………………………. .
a. win
b. try
c. beat
d. decrease
14- The synonym of the word opponent is ………………….. .
a. friend
b. colleague
c. challenger
d. oppression 15- The meaning of the word slit is ………………….. .
a. cut
b. burn
c. kill
d. harm

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private detectives and investigators
1- an ………………………….. Searches the scene of a crime for evidence.
A. Detective
b. Investigator
c. Policeman
d. Oppressor
2- the word aggressive means …………….. .
a. Strong
b. Coward
c. Weak
d. Agent
3- the word apprehend means …………….. .
a. Catch
b. Steal
c. Leave
d. Escape
4- the word assertive means ……………….. .
A. Help
b. Bad
c. Confident
d. Unconfident
5- the word assist means …………….. .
A. Try
b. Catch
c. Slit
d. Help
6- when you have a proof against someone or a criminal, that means you have …………. .
a. Evidence
b. Nothing
c. Thieves
d. Phone numbers
7- the destruction of public property is called ……………… .
A. Evidence
b. Vandalism
c. Trial
d. Inconsistency
8- the word assemble means to ………….. السوال هذا اللي يعرف الحل يحله 8
.a. Gain
b. Collect
c. Get rid of
d. Catch
9- the word duty means ……………. .
a. Responsibility
b. Career
c. Evidence
d. Gather
10-the word witness means …………………… .
A. A person who saw a car
b. A person who saw a crime
c. A criminal
d. A crime
11-the opposite of the word assertive is :
A. Sure
b. Positive
c. Hesitant
d. State

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12-the opposite of the word effective is :
A. Harmful
b. Ineffective
c. Critic
d. Native
13-……………….. Is when you say something and do a different thing.
a. Controversy
b. Oppose
c. Vary
d. Burden
14-the word vary means :
a. Differ
b. Same
c. Proponent
d. Critic
15-the opposite of the word oppose is :
A. Disallow
b. Agree
c. Disagree
d. Behave
16-the word implement means : السوال هذا اللي يعرف حله يحله 16
a. Put a plan
b. Make justice
c. Give
d. Mandate
17-the word mandate means :
A. Take
b. Give
c. Make
d. Plan
18-the opposite of the word unlimited is ……….. .
A. Inlimited
b. Limited
c. Delimited
d. Illimit

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