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Grade (9)
Second Term

Mubarak Al Kabeer Educational Area

Al Qibilia Intermediate School for Girls
Prepared by: Mrs. Eman Sayed
HOD. Mrs. Samah Zamel

Name: …………………………

Class: ………………………
 Unit (7)
Happiness
I- Reading (30 Marks)
A) Vocabulary (14 M)

Words P. S Meanings Words P. S Meanings

quality (N) ‫صفة‬ despite (Prep) ‫بالرغم من‬
anxiety (N) ‫القلق‬ depression (N) ‫االحباط‬
immune (N) ‫المناعة‬ material (Adj) ‫مادي‬
spiritual (Adj) ‫روحي‬ confusion (N) ‫االرتباك‬
massive (Adj) ‫ هائل‬- ‫ضخم‬ regret (V - N) ‫ يندم‬- ‫الندم‬
vendor (N) ‫بائع متجول‬

a) Choose the correct word from a, b, c & d: (4x2=8 M)

1. My children like buying chocolate ice cream from a / an ………………on the beach.
a) quality b) anxiety c) vendor d) depression
2. People should keep mutual respect and good ………………. relationships.
a) spiritual b) massive c) material d) toxic
3. Having healthy food and drinks daily can make your …………………system strong.
a) immune b) anxiety c) confusion d) depression
4. She suffered from ……………after failing in the final match and losing the gold medal.
a) quality b) anxiety c) vendor d) depression

b) Fill in the spaces with words from the list: (4X1⅟2=6 M

(vendor / anxiety / massive / material / confusion)

5. Students face some tension and …………………before their exams.

6. The passengers were in horror and ….…………. due to the sudden death of the driver.
7. The red tie is the main reason for the …………….…amounts of dead fish yearly.
8. Earthquakes can cause ………………. damages to people such as destroying buildings.

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 B) Reading Comprehension (16 M)
Read the following passage then answer the questions below:
Cats played an important role in ancient Egypt. Ancient Egyptians believed that cats
protected their life, and they took cats as pets. The popularity of Egyptian cats is found in
the many ancient Egyptian paintings and carved stone statues.

Cats and Egypt share a long and interesting history. Many cat experts believe that
ancient Egyptians were the first to keep cats at home. At first, it was a practical matter as
cats were brought in to protect homes from pests like rats and cockroaches. Eventually
though, ancient Egyptians; especially the wealthy, started to adopt cats as pets.

Paintings on tombs and other buildings show spotted, slender cats, which are believed to be
the first domestic cats. It is believed that these early Egyptian cats were the ancestors of the
Egyptian Mau. This kind is not as well-known as other cat kinds.

Whoever killed a cat in ancient Egypt was put to death. Amazingly there were also
laws preventing the exportation of cats. Ancient Egyptians loved cats and were very sad
whenever any of the family cats died. Cats were kept and even mummified after death. Cat
tombs have been discovered along the River Nile and cat mummies can be found in the
tombs of many Egyptians.

Nowadays, cats are part of the homes of many people around the world. People love
their company. Some can't live without having cats as friends. They take good care of them
by providing food and taking them to doctors when necessary.

a) Choose the best answer from a, b, c & d: (6x2=12 M)

1- What is the best title of the passage?

a) Cats' Tombs b) Cats Nowadays
c) Cats in Ancient Egypt d) Ancient Egyptians
2- The opposite of the underlined word "ancient" in the 1st paragraph is:
a) clear b) reachable
c) modern d) necessary
3- The underlined word "them" in the 4th paragraph refers to:
a) homes b) people
c) cats d) friends
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4- In ancient Egypt, cats were kept as pets, especially by:
a) experts b) doctors
c) rich people d) poor people
5- When a family cat died in Ancient Egypt, the family felt...
a) happy b) sad
c) excited d) amazed
6- The writer's purpose for writing this text is to:
a) show us the importance of cats as pets.
b) tell us that cats were important for the ancient Egyptians.
c) compare between pets in the past and nowadays.
d) tell us that people have to keep pets at home.
b) Answer the following questions: (2X2=4 M)

7- What happened to those who killed cats in ancient Egypt?

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8- How do experts know that cats were very popular in Ancient Egypt?
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II- Writing (30 Marks)

A) Grammar (14 Marks)
The Past Perfect Tense

Tense Use
Timeline

Completed action
Past Present Future Past Simple
How long
Past Perfect
Past before the past
Past Present Future
How long

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Usages:
(1) Use this tense to refer to a situation /a feeling /an action in the past )

Examples:
* I had cleaned my room.
* They found the house strange after they had lived in a tent.

(2) Use Past Perfect Tense to refer to the first of two actions in the past.

Examples:
* After Dana had finished her school project, she went shopping.
* They stopped the show because it had rained heavily.
* I had cooked dinner by the time my mother came home.
* When we arrived at the theatre, the concert had started.

Form: had + V3 (p.p)

Key words:

After – Because – Until Past Perfect (1) Past Simple (2)

Before – By the time – When Past Simple (2) Past Perfect (1)

A) Choose the correct:

Our basket trainer (gave – had given – has given) us instructions before the match
started. Our team won the cup because we (had trained – trained – are training) very well.
That was why they (organize – organized – had organized) a very nice party for us after
finishing the match. We felt very happy and proud when they (honoured – honour–
honouring) us for this achievement.

B) Do as shown in brackets:

1-We had left the stadium after watching the match. (Ask a question)
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2-Salma had practised some exercises. (Make negative)
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3-The smart boys (fill) in the form before joining the club. (Complete)
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 Wishes

(Present Wish)

Situations Wishes
• I don’t speak French well. • I wish I spoke French well.

• I fail in Maths. • I wish I studied Maths hard.

wish + past simple

(Past Wish)
Situations Wishes
• I missed the school bus. • I wish I had got up early.

• It was raining heavily. • I wish I hadn’t gone out.

wish + past perfect (had + v3)

Use "wish" in the following situations:

1. He doesn't play football.
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2. She doesn't travel abroad.
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3. I didn't see the film last night.
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4. I don't have a garden.
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5. I don't study hard.
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6. They didn't win the cup.
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7. He failed in the exam.
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8. I lost my money.
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 The Third Conditional

Situations Meaning
- If I had driven more carefully, I would have avoided the accident. • Regret
- If I hadn't crashed my car, I wouldn't have paid too much to repair it.
- If I had studied Physics well, I wouldn't have failed in the exam.

- If I had joined the Faculty of Medicine, I would have been a good doctor. • Past
Wish
- If I had travelled to India, I would have seen Taj Mahal.
(something
- We wouldn’t have telephoned you if we hadn’t needed your help. that didn't
happen)

(If past perfect would have + P.P)

(If had + V3 would have + V3)

* It is used to talk about something in the past that did not happen, and imagined its
consequences. (imagined past situations) or (past wishes).

A- Choose the correct answer:

I was really happy after I (join – have joined – had joined) the voluntary campaign in

my area. If I hadn’t done this good work, I (won’t be – wouldn’t have been – wouldn’t be) so

proud of myself. Luckily, my little brother joined it because he (has had – is having – had

had) a project about charity work at school. I wish my sister (has joined – joins – had joined)

this campaign with us as well.

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B- Do as shown between brackets:
1.If I had seen her in my friend's wedding, I (ask) about her mother. (Correct the verb)
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2.If you hadn't come at 7:00, I (leave). (Correct the verb)
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3.He (learn) about other cultures if he had read more books. (Correct the verb)
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4.If the man (be) careful, the manager wouldn't have fired him. (Correct the verb)
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5.She'd have made new friends if she (listen) to her sister's advice. (Correct the verb)
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6.If I had had enough time, …………………………………………………… (Complete)
7.Walid would have gained a good reputation if ……………………………… (Complete)
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8.I would have bought a sports car if I had saved a lot of money. (Ask a question)
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9.If I had been in this area, I would have joined this voluntary campaign. (Ask a question)
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10.We were happy because my father had come back home from London. (Ask a question)
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11.The thief would have broken into the house if the window had been open. (Negative)
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 B) Writing (16 Marks)

“Happiness can be found in harmoney with what you think, what you say , and what
you do. ” Plan and write a report of two paragraphs (not less than 12 sentences) about
(Happiness) explaining the different sources of happiness and the importance of
happiness for the individuals and the society.

NB: (Your writing should include a topic sentence, supporting details and a conclusion)

The Plan (2 M)

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 Unit (8)
Sports
I- Reading (30 Marks)
A) Vocabulary (14 M)

Words P. S Meanings Words P. S Meanings

tournament (N) ‫ منافسة‬-‫بطولة‬ strike / struck (V) ‫ يصاب‬- ‫يخبط‬
spectator (N) ‫متفرج‬ endurance (N) ‫التحمل‬
(V) ‫ترتد الكرة‬-‫يضرب‬ traditionally (Adv) ‫بشكل تقليدي‬
bounce
opponent (N) ‫خصم‬-‫منافس‬ conventional (Adj) ‫مألوف‬
coordination (N) ‫ تنظيم‬- ‫تناسق‬ eliminate (V) ‫ يستبعد‬- ‫يقصي‬

a) Choose the correct word from a, b, c & d: (4x2=8 M)

1. There should be a / an ………… between the members to achieve their goals.

a) tournament b) spectator c) coordination d) opponent
2. They needed to use special equipment to …………………the rust in the sunken ship.
a) bounce b) eliminate c) strike d) regret
3. In boxing, the two opponents need to have a/an …………….…….
a) coordination b) spectator c) tournament d) endurance
4. Pigeons were ………………used to send messages.
a) currently b) relatively c) traditionally d) eventually

b) Fill in the spaces with words from the list: (4X1⅟2=6 M)

(struck / spectators/ tournament / eliminate / opponent)

5. Wimbledon is one of the Grand Slam ……….……………. of tennis.

6. The local news announced that the city was …………….…by lightening last night.
7. The…………………kept clapping for the tightrope walkers in yesterday's show.
8. It took a lot of time to ………………………the destruction of the 2nd World War.

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 A) Reading Comprehension (16 M)
Read the following passage then answer the questions below:
Shoes , we wear them nearly every day. Yet we hardly think about them because they are
such an ordinary part of our daily lives. The ancient Greeks and Egyptians made and wore
sandals, but actually went without shoes most of the time. These people lived in areas where the
weather was fine, and shoes were not needed to keep their feet warm.
In ancient Egypt, the first shoes were simple sandals to protect their feet from rough
surfaces. The easiest way to make shoes in these ancient times was to use materials that were
available, including tree leaves and grasses.
Centuries later, the Romans wore sandals much like the Egyptians did. They used
pieces of leather to make them. Some Roman sandals had straps, like belts, wrapped around the
ankles. Shoemakers often dyed these sandals in bright colours that represented the jobs
done by the people wearing them. Women wore brown sandals with moon-shaped stones on
the back. The nobles wore red sandals. Officers wore white sandals. Soldiers wore heavy
leather sandals that were more like boots but with uncovered toes!
Shoes have come a long way since the ancient Egyptians created their first sandals.
Nowadays, companies are designing different types of shoes for different purposes. Many
more types of soft materials such as rubber and canvas are used, and shoes have never been
more comfortable for feet. Even so, it is interesting that the sandals, crafted by the
Egyptians more than four thousand years ago, still are very similar to shoes we wear today.

a) Choose the best answer from a, b, c & d: (6x2=12 M)

1.The main idea of the 2nd paragraph is:
a) The ancient Egyptians wore simple sandals.
a) The ancient Egyptians worked in different jobs.
b) The ancient Egyptians used leather to make sandals.
c) The ancient Egyptians designed different types of shoes.

2. The underlined word “crafted” in the last paragraph means:

a) led b) meant
c) made d) forgot

3. The underlined word "that" in the 3rd paragraph refers to:

a) bright colours b) moon-shaped stones
c)brown sandals d) heavy leather sandals

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4. In ancient Egypt, people wore sandals:
a) to keep their feet warm.
b) that looked like boots.
c) to protect their feet from rough surfaces.
d) that are totally different from shoes we wear today.

5. All the following statements are NOT TRUE except:

a) The Romans used tree leaves to make sandals.
b) The Roman women wore heavy black sandals.
c) The Romans wore sandals of different colours.
d) The Romans were the first people to wear sandals.

6. The purpose of the writer in writing the passage is to:

a) compare between sandals and boots.
b) inform us about the history of shoes.
c) discuss the importance of wearing shoes.
d) describe how shoes will look like in the future.

b) Answer the following questions: (2X2=4 M)

7.Why did the ancient Greeks and Egyptians go without shoes most of the time?
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8. What makes shoes comfortable nowadays?
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 II- Writing (30 Marks)
A) Grammar (14 Marks)
Nouns

Countable Uncountable

Sing.
Sing. Plur
al
a book two books water -salt -sugar

a beach some beaches juice – cheese- milk

an apple three apples rice – sand -butter

a factory some factories information- furniture

a child four children fuel – soup oil – cream

a tooth many teeth wood – meat - coffee

a man a lot of men

Examples:
1- I eat an apple every day.
2- Sara bought three books last week.
3- I need some sugar in my tea.
Some / any

I bought some books. Positive

some
Would do like some tea? Offer

I don't have any pens. Negative

any
Do you need any help? Question

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Examples:
* I want to buy some new pens.
* Sara needs to drink some water.
* Would you like to have some tea?

Examples:
* Dina doesn't have any money today.
* Do you need any help?

Notice

- I eat some banana.

-I don't eat any banana.

A-Choose the correct answer:

We always have a busy day at school. First, we do (any – some – a) exercise in the
morning. Then, we go to our classes where we can learn (any – many - an) subjects. During
the exams, we don't have (some – many - any) time to waste because we are always busy
studying and doing our projects.

B-Complete the following sentences with (a/ an / some / any):

1. I bought …………. car last week.
2. He has …………… apple after lunch.
3. She gave me ………. pair of shoes.
4. I saw ……. movie last night.
5. They are staying at……. hotel.
6. I do not have …………… friends.
7. Do you like …………… orange juice?
8. I read ………. amazing story yesterday.
9. We have met ……………. people in the conference.
10. Salim has discussed ……………. issues with his family.

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 II- Writing (30 Marks)
A) Grammar (14 Marks)
Collocations

Play do go

(Using a ball – hand / foot) (Martial arts / Exercises) (Activities ending in ing)
tennis karate swimming

football judo hiking

basketball taekwondo running

volleyball boxing fishing

chess athletics skiing

squash aerobics skating

golf Kungfu surfing

hockey wrestling climbing

badminton gymnastics dancing

baseball warm-up cycling

A-Use (play / do / go) to complete the following sentences and correct the verb:
1- Dana used to……………. shopping e when she was young.
2- I ……………. football with my friends when I have time.
3- They ……………. Karate in Japan.
4- My son likes to ……………. volleyball.
5- Last Friday, my uncle and I ……………. fishing and caught some fish.
6- Learning how to ……………. golf takes a lot of time.
B- Choose the correct answer:
My father always advises me to (play – do – go) exercises. He used to (play – do –
go) volleyball when he was young. My brother doesn’t practise (some – an – any) sports. He
likes reading (any – some – a) storybooks. He was very happy when I gave him (a – an –
any) book.
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C- Do as shown between brackets:
1- This fish is very big. (Change into plural)
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2- They prepared some cards for the occasion. (Make negative)
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3- She does some exercises daily in the club. (Ask a question)
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B-Writing (16 Marks)

“An athlete can not run with money in his pocket . He must run with hope in his
heart and dreams in his head.” .” Plan and write an article of two paragraphs (not less
than 12 sentences) to your school magazine about "Sports" recommending a sport to be
included in your school activities , describing its rules and equipment and showing its
benefits to students.
NB: (Your writing should include a topic sentence, supporting details and a conclusion)

The Plan (2 M)

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 Unit (9)
Medicine
I- Reading (30 Marks)
A) Vocabulary (14 M)

Words P. S Meanings Words P. S Meanings

(Adv) – ‫و في النهاية‬ (Adj)
eventually contagious ‫معدي‬
‫وأخيرا‬
symptoms (N) ‫أعراض‬ interfere (V) ‫يتعارض‬
currently (Adv) ‫حاليا‬ indicate (V) ‫يشير الى – يدل‬
intellectual (Adj) ‫ذهني – فكري‬ maintain (V) ‫`يبقي – يحافظ‬
suspicion (N) ‫شك‬ concern (N) ‫شأن – اهتمام‬

a) Choose the correct word from a, b, c & d: (4x2=8 M)

1. In order to ……………….…. a high salary, you should work hard.
a) interfere b) indicate c) maintain d) eliminate
2. Some poor countries …………….……. suffer from lack of water and famine.
a) eventually b) currently c) traditionally d) devotedly
3. Children with learning difficulties should be given special …………………
a) symptom b) suspicion c) concern d) depression
4. Cholera is a/an ……………disease which can spread among people of different ages.
a) intellectual b) contagious c) collective d) conventional

b) Fill in the spaces with words from the list: (4X1⅟2=6 M)

(currently / indicate / maintain / interfere / eventually)

5. It is not a good behavior to …………………… in the others' affairs.

6. The United Nations always tries to ……………………peace among countries.
7. They ……………………have dug a well as a water supply for the villagers.
8. The paintings and carvings on the walls ……………………the innovations of artists.

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 A- Reading Comprehension (16 M)

Read the following passage then answer the questions below:

vvvvv16-year-old Pat Tulloch has an unusual hobby. She makes cheese on the family farm
in Australia. She began by making yoghurt with her mother when she was little. Then, she
started watching her father’s workers make cheese. When she was ten, she made some
cheese by herself for the first time. ‘It wasn’t great,’ she says, ‘but the workers told me
what I was doing wrong and that helped me to slowly get better.’

Pat always needs good milk for her cheese, but she doesn’t have to buy it. Her mother
and father keep 20 cows on their farm. Pat can just ask them when she needs more.
Last year, Pat’s neighbour gave her a young cow to keep and look after, but it doesn’t
produce milk to make cheese, yet.

Pat and her family make many types of cheese. Recently, they won a prize for one of
them. ‘It’s been great for helping people find out about us,’ says Pat. ‘Last month we
started selling cheese in New Zealand. People there read about our prize in a food
magazine. Soon we’re going to do some advertisements, too.’
Pat’s next idea is to post some online recipes for cooking with cheese. ‘One of my
favourites is cheese with eggs for breakfast. It’s great! Our cheese is also lovely with pasta
– I hope a restaurant might buy some of our recipes one day.’ But right now, Pat is still at
school. ‘Making cheese is fun and winning a prize for it is great but doing well in my
studies matters more for now.’

a) Choose the best answer from a, b, c & d: (6x2=12 M)

1. What could be the best title for this passage?
a) A Young Cheese Maker b) A milky Cow
c) Cheese in New Zealand d) A Famous Restaurant

2.The underlined word ‘produce in the 2nd paragraph means:

a) give b) drink
c) sell d) feed

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3. What does the underlined word “it” in the 1st paragraph refer to?
a) farm b) cheese
c) yoghurt d) hobby
4. How old was Pat when she made cheese for the first time?
a) 4 b) 10
c) 16 d) 20
5. According to the passage, one of the following statements is TRUE:
a) Pat’s prize was posted online.
b) Pat’s cheese is sold in different restaurants.
c) Pat has already posted her recipes online.
d) The workers helped Pat make better cheese.

6. The purpose of the writer is to:

a) describe Pat’s unusual hobby.
b) show how to make good cheese.
c) inform us about the benefits of cheese.
d) advise us to buy Pat’s cheese.

b) Answer the following questions: (2X2=4 M)

7. Where did Pat get the milk for her cheese?

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8.What is Pat thinking of most now?
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II-Writing (30 Marks)

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 A) Grammar (14 Marks)
Reported Speech (Statements)
• Use say or said
• Use "said to" or "told" to report what someone said to someone else.
Examples:
1- Dana said," I want to go skiing this winter."
* Dana said (that) she wanted to go skiing that winter.

2- Ali said," We are having a picnic on Friday."

* Ali said (that) they were having a picnic on Friday.

3- Samira said," Nada, I'm sorry about what happened yesterday."

* Samira told Nada that she was sorry about what had happened the day before.

4- The boys said, "We saw some animals in the zoo yesterday."
*The boys said that they had seen some animals in the zoo the day before.

Changes

Pronouns Tenses Words

I --- he/she Present simple / Past simple This / That

my --- his/her visit - visits visited These / Those
me --- him/her see – sees saw
Past simple / Past perfect Here / There
we --- they
visited had visited Now / Then
our -- their
saw had seen
us --- them Present cont. / Past cont. Today / that day
you --me/him/ am visiting was visiting Tonight / that night
her/them is visiting was visiting
your --my/his/ are visiting were visiting Yesterday / the day before
her/their Present perf. / Past perf. last week / the week before
yours- mine/his/ have visited had visited
has visited had visited a year ago / a year before
hers/theirs
Modal Verbs Next / the following
ours -- theirs can could
will would Tomorrow / The next day
may might
shall should

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A) Change into reported speech:

1. Ali said," My brother is going to study abroad this year."

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2. Rabab said," My uncle visited us last week."
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3. The manager said," Girls, your Projects were amazing!"
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4. Nora said," I am so happy to meet you, Mrs. Jane."
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5. The policeman said, "The thief managed to escape."
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6. I went to the market yesterday ", Ali said.
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B) Complete the following sentences:

1. "This is true-I broke into the house from the rear window."
The thief said……………………………………………………………………………………
2. "I am going to buy this house because of the low price and to invest in it"
The rich businessman explained …………………………………………………………….…...
3. "We start business to make more money for ourselves and for our families."
They said......................................................................................................................................
4. "Adel can't come to our party as he has an exam tomorrow."
Adel's wife explained……………………………………………………………….…………
5. "Sure, I'd come to the movies with you."
Our friend confirmed …………………………………………………………….……………
6. "I was not the one who stole the car."
The man said……………………………………………………………….…………………
7. "If it rains, we won't go to the stadium."
Mona said to us………………………………………………………….……………………
8. "I study in a very big university."
Miss Randa said………………………………………………………………………………
9. "We visited the national museum last week."
My friends said………………………………………….……………………………………

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 B- Writing (16 Marks)

“Health is wealth , prevention is better than cure and an apple a day keeps the doctor away."
Plan and write a report of two paragraphs (not less than 12 sentences) about “Keeping
Healthy” comparing how healthy habits and precautions keep you healthy whereas
unhealthy habits lead you to illness.
NB: (Your writing should include a topic sentences, supporting details and a conclusion)

The Plan (2 M)

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 Unit (10)
Animal Intelligence
I- Reading (30 Marks)
A) Vocabulary (14 M)

Words P. S Meanings Words P. S Meanings

species (N) ‫ فصائل‬- ‫أنواع‬ collective (Adj) ‫جماعي‬
giant (Adj) ‫عمالق‬ scorching (Adj) ‫شديد الحرارة‬
supreme (Adj) ‫عظيم‬ come up with (Ph.v) ‫يتوصل الى‬
thrive (V) ‫ينمو‬ give up (Ph.v) ‫ يقلع‬- ‫يتخلى عن‬
perseverance (N) ‫ صمود‬-‫مثابرة‬ demonstrate (V) ‫ يوضح‬- ‫يبين‬

a) Choose the correct word from a, b, c & d: (4x2 = 8 M)

1. Charity projects mainly depend on the donations and ……………. sums of money.
a) giant b) supreme c) scorching d) collective
2. People of serious problems shouldn't …………….……hope.
a) Prey on b) depend on c) give up d) come up with
3. The surveys ……….… that the percentage of the unemployed has increased recently.
a) demonstrate b) thrive c) achieve d) rank
4. Achieving goals and fulfilling dreams need determination and ……………………...
a) species b) advance c) goal d) perseverance

b) Fill in the spaces with words from the list: (4X1⅟2=6 M)

(supreme / give up / scorching / come up with / giant)

5. The …………………heat in the desert is the main reason for the hard life there.
6. Scientists ………………………. great inventions for the welfare of humanity.
7. Devoted students always praise the ……………………role of teachers.
8. The Internet is a ………………. link of computer system.

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 A) Reading Comprehension (16 M)
Read the following passage then answer the questions below:

It is bad to have food stuck between your teeth for long periods of time. This is
because food attracts germs which produce acid, and acid hurts your teeth and gums.
Flossing helps to remove the food that gets stuck between your teeth. It has been widely
accepted that the use of floss has a favourable effect on plaque removal and disease
prevention more than regular brushing.
The American Dental Association which provided many researches on dental health
issues, reports that up to 80% of plaque can be removed with flossing. This fact explains
why flossing helps to keep your mouth healthy, but some doctors say that it can be also good
for your heart. It may seem strange that something you do for your teeth can have any effect
on your heart.
One idea is that the germs that hurt your teeth can leave the mouth and travel into
your blood. Germs that get into the blood can attack your heart. Another idea is based on the
fact that when there are too many germs in your mouth, the body tries to fight against these
germs. For some reason, the way the body fights these mouth germs may end up weakening
the heart over time.
Some doctors think that people who have bad flossing habits also have heart
problems, and people who have good flossing habits have healthy hearts. The theory that
flossing your teeth helps to keep your heart healthy might not be true. But every doctor
agrees that flossing is a great way to keep your teeth healthy.

a) Choose the best answer from a, b, c & d: (6x2=12 M)

1. The suitable title for this passage is:
a) Teeth Problems b) Fighting Teeth Germ s
c) How to Brush Your Teeth d) A Healthy Heart by Flossing
2. The meaning of the underlined word "attracts" in the 1st paragraph is:
a) pushes b) pulls c) loses d) force
3.The underlined word "it" in paragraph (2) refers to:
a) fact b) plaque c) mouth d) flossing
4.One of the major benefits of flossing is:
a) weakening your heart over time.
b) helping germs to reach your blood
c) preventing food from entering your body.
d) removing the food that stuck between teeth
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5.The health of your mouth can be badly affected by:
a) preventing diseases. b) fighting mouth germs.
c) acid that hurt your gum. d) removing the remains of food
6.The purpose of the writer from this passage to:
a) teach people how to floss.
b) ensure the importance of flossing.
c) prove that doctors have researches on flossing.
d) show the difference between flossing and brushing

b) Answer the following questions: (2X2=4 M)

7.What do doctors recommend people to do to keep their teeth healthy?

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8.How do mouth germs reach the heart?

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 II- Writing (30 Marks)
A) Grammar (14 Marks)
Conjunctions

Examples Addition
• I write poems. Furthermore, I play the piano. Furthermore,
• Sara draws well. In addition, she writes good stories. In addition
• Smoking is bad for health. Moreover, it wastes money. Moreover,

Examples Cause &

Effect
• Kuwait is very hot. Therefore, we always go to the beach. Therefore,
For this reason,
• Mona likes Science. For this reason, she wants to be a doctor
Because of this,
• He enjoys sports. Because of this, he plans to join a club. as a result
• We became good swimmers as a result of our hard training.

Examples Contrast
• She is left-handed; however, she uses her right hand well. However
• English is easy. On the other hand, Maths is difficult. On the other hand
• In contrast to cars, planes are very fast. In contrast
Despite
• Despite his poverty, the old man lives happily.

A- Join the following sentences:

1. My grandfather is extremely ill. They will carry out an operation for him.
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2. She is really helpful. Everybody likes her.
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3. Bacteria are harmful. Some of them are useful.
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4. My uncle has established many companies. He invested his money in profitable business.
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5. He is always busy. He still feels lonely.
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6. Travelling is interesting. Staying at home all the time is boring.
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B-Choose the correct answer:
Some people deal with animals badly. Animals don’t speak; (furthermore – however –
therefore) some of them understand well. Dogs are very loyal. (In addition – In contrast –
However) they can help people. (On the other hand – However – Furthermore) they help the
police catch criminals. Tame animals are easy to accompany; (Furthermore – On the other
hand – as a result), wild animals can hurt you.

B-Writing (16 Marks)

“Every animal has its own intelligence and sensitivities. They are all lovely, worthwhile,
and deserving of our respect.” Plan and write an e-mail of two paragraphs (not less than
12 sentences) to your friend Fatima telling her about “Your Favourite Animal” explaining
the reasons of your choice and the lessons you can learn from it.

NB: (Your writing should include a topic sentences, supporting details and a conclusion)

The Plan (2 M)

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 Unit (11)
Human Intelligence
I- Reading (30 Marks)
A) Vocabulary (14 M)

Words P. S Meanings Words P. S Meanings

rank (V) ‫يصنف‬ Cosmology (N) ‫علم الكون‬
revolutionize (V) ‫ يطور‬- ‫يثور‬ world-renowned (Adj) ‫مشهور‬
diagnose (V) ‫يشخص‬ formula (N) ‫معدلة‬
economist (N) ‫عالم اقتصاد‬ groundbreaking (Adj) ‫مبتكر‬
scholarship (N) ‫منحة‬

a) Choose the correct word from a, b, c & d: (4x2=8 M)

1. Doctors always………………. diseases according to their symptoms.

a) rank b) diagnose c) achieve d) revolutionize
2. The top student got a ……………….to complete his high studies in England.
a) economist b) scholarship c) Cosmology d) formula
3. The innovations in technology are …….…………….
a) groundbreaking b) increased c) world-renowned d) scorching
4. Many people have great concern to the study of ………………… and its secrets.
a) economist b) scholarship c) Cosmology d) formula

b) Fill in the spaces with words from the list: (4X1⅟2=6 M)

(rank / revolutionize / economist / scholarship / achieve)

5. They ………………. the winners in the competition according to their scores.

6. It is recommended to consult a/an …………….…before starting any business.
7. Computer games designers always ……………………. against the traditional games.
8. It is every student's dream to get a free ………………….to study abroad.

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 A) Reading Comprehension (16 M)
Read the following passage then answer the questions below:

Many people dream of going on great travel adventures. Most of them keep dreaming
others make it happen. More than 10 years ago, a Spanish lawyer named Alvaro, gave up a
good job and left a comfortable life to cycle around the world. Ten years and almost 100,000
kilometres later, he is still very happy with his decision.
“You live only once and life in an office isn’t a life.” He says He began his journey in
South America. The first country he visited is Bolivia. Since he set out on his adventure, he
has visited more than 60 countries.
The journey has already taken him to three continents and most of Asia still lies
ahead. He is currently cycling through Mongolia and Japan is the next country on his route
He spends two or three months in each country, but he has never stopped off for more than
five days in one place. Alvaro is getting by on a budget of three dollars a day, and he has
slept in fire stations, churches, and in the mountains of Nepal.
He’s given more than 60 performances to 30,000 people. “My show includes
juggling, music, magic acrobatics and theatre. "I perform to the poorest people and my
purpose is to bring them a little happiness ," says Alvaro. He explains that the trip is a way of
bringing together three things he loves most in life Cycling’s in my blood. I’m a born clown
and I enjoy helping people.” He is supported by his fans and his aim is to bring a smile into
the lives of the people.

a) Choose the best answer from a, b, c & d: (6x2=12 M)

1. What is the main idea of the 4th paragraph ?
a) The purpose of the trip b) Life in an office
c) Cycling is a good hobby d) Travelling round the world
2. The underlined word "getting by" in paragraph 3 means:
a) living on b) preying on
c) converting into d) embarking on
3. The underlined pronoun them in paragraph 3 refers to:
a) poorest people b) performances
c) churches d) mountains
4. Alvaro was supported in his journey by:
a) other lawyers b) his fans
c) Spanish people d) all countries

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5. According to the text, one of the following sentences is NOT TRUE
a) It isn’t easy to go on great adventures
b) Alvaro has visited more than 60 countries
c) Alvaro doesn’t like theatre or juggling
d) Alvaro is very satisfied with his decision

6. The purpose of the writer in this text is to

a) entertain people with a funny story
b) inform us about benefits of cycling
c) persuade people to practice acrobatics
d) encourage people to do voluntary work

b) Answer the following questions: (2x2=4 M)

7-What are the three things Alvaro loves most in life?
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8-Why did Alvaro decide to cycle around the world
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II- Writing (30 Marks)

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 A) Grammar (14 Marks)
Reported Questions
(A)Yes/ No Questions

Direct Speech Reported Speech

- Mona said;"Are you coming tomorrow?" - Mona asked me if I was coming the day after.
-Ali said;"Is Salim here?" - Ali wanted to know if Salim was there.
-Sara said;"Was this your book?" - Sara asked if that had been my book.
-Dad said to Ali;"Were you playing?" - Dad asked Ali if he had been playing.

-Dana said;"Have you come home, Maha? -Dana asked Maha if she had come home.
-Salim said;"Has Omar seen you?" -Salim asked if Omar had seen me.

-Mother said;"Do you like this story?" - Mother asked me if I liked that story.
-Noha said, to me " Does Hala travel alone?" -Noha asked me if Hala travelled alone.
-Asma said;"Did you enjoy the movie?" - Asma asked whether I had enjoyed the movie.

-The girl said; "Can you help me, please?" - The girl asked me if I could help her.
-Hanaa said;"Will you come to my party?" -Hanaa asked if I would come to her party.

Change the following direct speech into reported speech:

1. Maher said, " Are you going to the beach today?"
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2. Alaa said to Salma,"Is your mother cooking sushi now?"
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3. "Was it a nice party yesterday?" Amal said.
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4. Jehad said, " Can I come with you, Dalia?"
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5. "Did we do these tasks last week?" The girls said.
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6. Nasser said to Ali, " Have you enjoyed your time in the camp?"
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 (B) Wh. Questions

Direct Speech Reported Speech

- Mona said;"What is your name?" - Mona asked me what my name was.

-Ali said;"Where are you from, Omar?" - Ali asked Omar where he was from.

-Sara said;"How much was this book?" - Sara asked how much that book had been.

-Dad said to Ali;"Where were you playing?" - Dad asked Ali where he had been playing.

-Dana said;"When have you come home? -Dana asked when I had come home.

-Salim said;"How has Omar got the prize?" -Salim asked how Omar had got the prize.

-Mona said;"Where do you live?" - Mona asked me where I lived.

-Noha said to me "Why does Hala travel?" -Noha asked me why Hala travelled.

-He said;"Why didn't you say something?" - -He asked why I hadn't said anything.

-She said; "How many pens can you get?" - She asked how many pens I could buy.

Change the following direct speech into reported speech:

1. Maher said, " Where are you going today?"
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2. Alaa said to Salma, "What is your mother cooking now?"
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3. "How was the wedding party yesterday?" Amal said.
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4. Jehad said, " How can I help you, Dalia?"
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5. "How did you find the exams last week?" The girls said.
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6. Nasser said to Ali, " What have you done in your free time?"
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 Reported Speech
(2) Commands / Request / Advice

Direct Speech Reported Speech

- Mona said;"Open the door, please, Sara." - Mona requested Sara to open the door.

-The doctor said;" Try to sleep early." - The doctor advised me to try to sleep early.

-The teacher said;"Never make noise here." - The teacher told us not to make noise there.

-Dad said to Ali;"Don't drive your car fast?" - Dad told Ali not to drive his car fast.

Change the following direct speech into reported speech:

1. Maher said, " Be careful when you cross the road."
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2. Alaa said to Salma, "Don't be silly! I was just joking."
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3. "Never come late to my class." The teacher said.
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4. Jehad said, " Try to tidy your room by yourself, Dalia?"
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5. "Don't tell us lies," The girls said.
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6. Nasser said to Ali, " Come with me to watch a movie tonight."
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Grammar
A- Choose the correct answer:
My friend said that she (visits – had visited – is visiting) the zoo the previous week. I
wanted to know if she (had enjoyed – enjoys – enjoy) her time there. Happily, she told me
that she (has – had had – has had) a very nice time there. She added that she (see – sees – had
seen) many animals that she hadn't seen before.

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 B- Writing (14 Marks)

“Having a physical disability never stops the great achievements.” Plan and write a
report of two paragraphs (not less than 12 sentences) about “A great mind with a
physical disability.” describing her/ his achievements and the moral lessons that you
learn from them.

NB: (Your writing should include a topic sentences, supporting details and a conclusion)

The Plan (2 M)

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 Unit )12)
Artificial Intelligence
I- Reading (30 Marks)
A) Vocabulary (14 M)

Words P. S Meanings Words P. S Meanings

Increased (Adj) ‫زائد‬ advance (N) ‫تقدم‬
Relatively (Adv) ‫نسبيا‬ trait (N) ‫ميزة‬
Achieve (V) ‫يحقق‬ goal (N) ‫هدف‬
Abundance (N) ‫ وفرة‬- ‫كثرة‬ due to (Prep) ‫ بسبب‬- ‫يرجع الى‬
artificial intelligence (N) ‫ذكاء صناعي‬

a) Choose the correct word from a, b, c & d: (4x2=8 M)

1. Describing the beauty of nature is ……………. different from one person to another.
a) traditionally b) relatively c) currently d) devotedly
2. Robots have ……………. that makes them do tasks in no time.
a) trait b) advance c) goal d) artificial intelligence
3. There is a/ an.………. concern to help the needy everywhere.
a) collective b) increased c) giant d) suspicious
4. It is our ……. as teachers to help all students according to their individual differences.
a) trait b) advance c) goal d) artificial intelligence

b) Fill in the spaces with words from the list: (4X1⅟2=6 M)

(advance / diagnose / traits / abundance / achieve)

5. I need to have a hard disc to save the …….………… of data on my mobile.

6. The new apple watches have many ………………….

7.They discovered cures for some fatal diseases due to the ………………in medicine.

8. Robots have the ability to ……….……... specific goals very fast.

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 A) Reading Comprehension (16 M)

Read the following passage then answer the questions below:

It is bad to have food stuck between your teeth for long periods of time. This is
because food attracts germs which produce acid, and acid hurts your teeth and gums.
Flossing helps to remove the food that gets stuck between your teeth. It has been widely
accepted that the use of floss has a favourable effect on plaque removal and disease
prevention more than regular brushing.
The American Dental Association which provided many researches on dental health
issues, reports that up to 80% of plaque can be removed with flossing.
This fact explains why flossing helps to keep your mouth healthy, but some doctors say that
it can be also good for your heart. It may seem strange that something you do for your teeth
can have any effect on your heart.
One idea is that the germs that hurt your teeth can leave the mouth and travel into your
blood. Germs that get into the blood can attack your heart. Another idea is based on the fact
that when there are too many germs in your mouth, the body tries to fight against these
germs. For some reason, the way the body fights these mouth germs may end up weakening
the heart over time.
Some doctors think that people who have bad flossing habits also have heart
problems, and people who have good flossing habits have healthy hearts. The theory that
flossing your teeth helps to keep your heart healthy might not be true. But every doctor
agrees that flossing is a great way to keep your teeth healthy.

a) Choose the best answer from a, b, c & d: (6x2=12 M)

1. The suitable title for this passage is:
a) Teeth Problems b) Fighting Teeth Germs
c) How to Brush Your Teeth d) A Healthy Heart by Flossing
2. The meaning of the underlined word "attracts" in paragraph (1) is:
a) pushes b) pulls
c) loses d) forces
3. The underlined word "it" in paragraph (2) refers to?
a) fact b) plaque
c) mouth d) flossing

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4. One of the major benefits of flossing is:
a) weakening your heart over time.
b) helping germs to reach your blood
c) preventing food from entering your body
d) removing the food that stuck between teeth.

5. The health of your mouth can be badly affected by:

a) preventing diseases.
b) fighting mouth germs.
c) acid that hurt your gum.
d) removing the remains of food.

6. The purpose of the writer from this passage to:

a) teach people how to floss.
b) ensure the importance of flossing.
c) prove that doctors have researches on flossing.
d) show the difference between flossing and brushing.

b) Answer the following questions: (6x2=12 M)

7. What do doctors recommend people to do to keep their teeth healthy?

………………………………………………………………………………………..………
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8. How do mouth germs reach the heart?
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 II-Writing (30 Marks)
A-Grammar (14 Marks)

Adjectives

Short adjectives Long adjectives

* Short * dangerous
* Nice * wonderful
* Big * beautiful
* Easy * interesting
Description:
* Mona is tall. She is a beautiful girl.
* It is a great idea to study abroad.
* When watching the film, the girl feels bad, but her sister feels happy.

Comparatives and Superlatives

Adjectives Comparatives Superlatives

Short Adjectives
tall Taller than The tallest
nice Nicer than The nicest
big Bigger than The biggest
easy Easier than The easiest
Long Adjectives
dangerous More dangerous than The most dangerous
interesting More interesting than The most interesting

Irregular Adjectives
Adjectives Comparatives Superlatives
bad Worse than The worst
good Better than The best
far Farther than/ further than The farthest/ the furthest
many More than The most
little Less than The least

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Examples:
1-I'm taller than my brother.
2-Sara is the tallest girl in the class.
3-Burg Al-Arab is the most expensive hotel in the world.
4-My car is more comfortable than yours.
5- Sara is good at Math, but Haya is better.
6- He is the worst car driver I have ever seen.

A) Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the words in brackets:

1. My house is (big)…………………… than yours.

2. This flower is (beautiful)……………………. than that one.
3. This is the (interesting)……………………. book I have ever read.
4. Non-smokers usually live (long)…………………. than smokers.
5. Which is the (dangerous)…………………… animal in the world?
6. A holiday by the sea is (good)………… than a holiday in the mountains.
7. It is strange but often a coke is (expensive)…………………… than a beer.
8. Who is the (rich)……………………. woman on earth?
9. The weather this summer is even (bad)………………. than last summer.
10. He was the (clever)………………………… thief of all.

B) Choose the correct answer:

Books are very (important – more important than – the most important) in our life. I
think science books are (useful – more useful – most useful) than story books. I have got 3
uncles. The (old – older – oldest) one always buys my valuable books. In fact, The Holy
Quran is the (great – greater – greatest) book I have ever read.

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 B- Writing (16 Marks)

“The man who is gifted by having a brain invented many smart devices such as
supercomputers”. Plan and write a report of two paragraphs (not less than 12 sentences)
about “The human brains and supercomputers” explaining the differences between
them and the ways to develop children's intelligence

NB: (Your writing should include a topic sentences, supporting details and a conclusion)

The Plan (2 M)

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