Mr.

Walid Abdrabou The Elite 2021-2022

1 Choose the correct answer from a, b, c or d:

1. I was exhausted at the end of the exam. I …………. for over two hours.
Ⓐ had been writing Ⓑ have been writing
Ⓒ was writing Ⓓ have written
2. The new national projects will ………………… a lot of new jobs.
Ⓐdo Ⓑ get Ⓒ find Ⓓ create
3. We ………. by an art expert and he said it was worth over a million dollars.
Ⓐ had to value the statue Ⓑ got to value the statue
Ⓒ had the statue valued Ⓓ were valuing the statue
4. ………………. storms can cause fires and can hurt or kill people.
ⒶElectricity ⒷElectrician ⒸElectric ⒹElectrical
5. The old lady asked me where …………………………….. .
Ⓐ is the bank Ⓑ was the bank Ⓒ the bank Ⓓ the bank was
6. During the recession, he lost his job though he was a …………. worker.
Ⓐ cautious Ⓑ conscientious Ⓒconscious Ⓓconscience
7. Much ………………your father left in his will is going to your mother.
Ⓐ when Ⓑ what Ⓒ whose Ⓓ that
8. Because their …………resigned, They need to hire a new trainer.
Ⓐ referee Ⓑ fans Ⓒ coach Ⓓ defender
9. ……… when you phoned them?
Ⓐ Did they sleep Ⓑ Were they sleeping
Ⓒ Have they been sleeping Ⓓ Have they been sleeping
10. Why is nursing still seen as a female …………. in Egypt ?
Ⓐ work Ⓑ employment Ⓒ occupation Ⓓ jobs
11. It‘s known that global warming affects the climate, …………….. it?
Ⓐ doesn‘t Ⓑ hasn‘t Ⓒ isn‘t Ⓓ wasn‘t
12. Students must have …………. to good resources .
Ⓐkey Ⓑ answer Ⓒaccess Ⓓ process
13. Only ………….of his books were published when he was still alive.
Ⓐ a little Ⓑa few Ⓒ few Ⓓ many
14. Nationwide cuts meant that all lower level ………….would receive
reduction in their pay.
Ⓐemployment Ⓑemployers Ⓒemployees Ⓓ employable
15. The less rain there is in a year, the ………..the tree rings are.
Ⓐ narrow Ⓑ narrower Ⓒ wide Ⓓwider
16. The reason they are going into this is that there is money there. It‘s all
driven by ……………………
Ⓐ speed Ⓑ greed Ⓒ deed Ⓓ seed
17. We could have gone for a walk if it …………………………….. .
Ⓐ had rained Ⓑ didn‘t rain
Ⓒ wouldn‘t have rained Ⓓhadn‘t rained
18. We all admire our teacher who can speak …………… English.
Ⓐfluent Ⓑfluently Ⓒfrequently Ⓓ fluency
19. If only she ……………a better job, she would have been happier.
Ⓐ has Ⓑ has had Ⓒ had had Ⓓ had

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20.There‘s a lack of ……………in the government‘s ability to manage the crisis .
Ⓐ confident Ⓑ confide Ⓒ confidence Ⓓ confidently
21. You …………………come into this area. It‘s restricted to staff only.
Ⓐ needn‘t Ⓑ ought not Ⓒ have to Ⓓ can‘t
22. A COVID-19 vaccine has not yet been ………….in the USA.
Ⓐ come out Ⓑ published Ⓒ appeared Ⓓlicensed
23. She hasn‘t called you back. She …………………… to your voicemail yet.
Ⓐ may listen Ⓑ might listen
Ⓒ may not have listened Ⓓ might be listening
24. A lot of people believe that plastic drinking …………. must be banned.
Ⓐ straws Ⓑ stairs Ⓒ strings Ⓓ stings
25. If ………………… for your foolishness, we wouldn‘t have got lost.
Ⓐ it hadn‘t been Ⓑ it had been Ⓒ it weren‘t Ⓓ hadn‘t
26. Despite the extensive investigations into the ……………….., many people
were not convinced by the conclusion.
Ⓐ phenomenal Ⓑ phenomenally Ⓒ phenomenon Ⓓ physiology
27. It depends on how ……................. with your problems.
Ⓐserious do you deal Ⓑseriously do you deal
Ⓒserious you deal Ⓓseriously you deal
28. That was perhaps the only mystery that was never cleared ……………..
Ⓐ in Ⓑ at Ⓒ off Ⓓ up

2 Read the following passage, then answer the que stions :

Biomedical jewelry, accessories which monitor the wearer's vital functions or sound a
warning in response to unhealthy environmental conditions, is already on the market and
promises to become much more medically sophisticated and commonplace in the
foreseeable future. Today, heart-monitoring devices and posture indicators can be hidden
in attractive belts; necklaces may contain portable electrocardiographs, or may register
body temperature or the level of pollution in the air. If the pollution level is dangerous, some
necklaces open and dispense a face mask and a ten-minute supply of oxygen. One of the
less serious versions of this type of necklace simply tells the wearer if his or her own breath
has reached an offensive level. Still on the drawing board are designs for attractive
personal ornaments which could warn of impending epileptic seizures or migraine
headaches. Designers of biomedical jewelry predict that the time will come when artfully
designed bracelets or necklaces will be able to diagnose, analyze, and even prescribe
treatment for their wearers.
1 Choose the correct answer from a, b, c or d:
29. What is biomedical jewelry?
Ⓐinexpensive medical accessories used in the most sophisticated operations
ⒷJewelry which contains devices that alert the wearer to medically dangerous conditions
Ⓒnon-functional pieces of equipment used to decorate medical offices.
ⒹJewelry being marketed by groups interested in improving environmental conditions.
30.Which of the following would be the best title for the passage?
ⒶFashion forecast : Accessories for the Year 2000
ⒷJewelry for Today's doctor
ⒸAttractive accessories for cleaning up the environment
ⒹWhat's wrong ? Ask your necklace!

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31.It is implied that today's biomedical jewelry ……………
Ⓐis not taken seriously by the medical community.
Ⓑis still on the drawing board.
Ⓒis stylish as well as functional.
Ⓓis a fashion trend rather than a dependable medical device
32.According to the passage, the biomedical necklaces mentioned can do all of the following except -.
Ⓐprovide oxygen.
Ⓑdispense a breath freshener.
Ⓒmonitor the wearer's heartbeat.
Ⓓindicate body temperature.
33.How does the author describe the necklace designed to monitor the wearer's breat h?
Ⓐless sophisticated than some others described
Ⓑmore for fun than some others described
Ⓒsimple to use
Ⓓoffensive
34.Designers of biomedical jewelry envisage a future in which ----------.
Ⓐtheir designs will take over some traditional duties of a doctor
Ⓑall jewelry will contain some sort of medical device.
these artful monitors will be required by law for those suffering from epilepsy and
Ⓒ
migraines.
this type of accessory will be commonly available in sophisticated arts and crafts
Ⓓ
markets.
35.According to the passage, which of the following is NOT true?
ⒶThere are now necklaces that can register body temperature
ⒷBiomedical devices are too expensive to buy
ⒸIn the future, biomedical devices will be able to prescribe treatment
ⒹBiomedical devices can warn of epileptic seizures
36.Which of the following is the closest SYNONYM to ‗portable‘ as used in the passage?
Ⓐ untouchable Ⓑ unaffordable Ⓒ fast-growing Ⓓ easily carried
37.Which of the following is the closest ANTONYM to ‗impending ‗ as used in the passage?
Ⓐdifficult to do Ⓑ unlikely to happen
Ⓒ hard to obtain Ⓓ easy to handle
38.It can be inferred from the passage that -----------------.
Ⓐbiomedical devices can now diagnose all diseases
Ⓑbiomedical devices have serious side effects
Ⓒbiomedical devices will be more widely used in future
Ⓓmost doctors do not recommend biomedical devices
C-Writing
1 Choose the correct answer from a, b, c or d:
39.Select the best topic sentence for the following paragraph: ‗When you bake
cookies, you first have to make sure you have all the ingredients. Then you have to
mix them together. Finally, you have to put them in the oven.‘
ⒶBaking cookies is really something too hard to do.
ⒷMy grandma has the best cookies recipe.
ⒸThere are a few steps you must follow when making cookies.
ⒹCookies are more difficult to make than cake.

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40.Which of the following is correctly structured?
Ⓐ The Board of Directors will hold its next meeting in July.
ⒷThe Board of Directors will hold it's next meeting in July.
ⒸThe Board of Directors shall hold the next meeting in July.
ⒹThe Board of Directors shall hold it's next meeting in July
41.Which of the following is correctly punctuated?
Ⓐmaha is my cousin and she lives in cairo.
ⒷMaha is my cousin and she lives in Cairo.
ⒸMaha is my cousin and she lives in Cairo
ⒹMaha, is my cousin, and she lives in Cairo.
42.Select the sentence that must end with a question mark:
ⒶThe teacher asked them what they were doing
ⒷI wonder what time the next train arrives
ⒸDid she play tennis on your team last year
ⒹHe asked if he could use my pen
43.Which sentence is the most formal?
ⒶThe way they played was terrible, wasn‘t it?
ⒷI wish they‘d put a little more effort in today!
ⒸIf only they‘d tried a bit harder, they would‘ve won.
ⒹThe team were defeated due to mistakes that they made.
44.Which of the following uses tense correctly?
ⒶWe sat and ate our lunch once we had found a sunny picnic spot.
ⒷOnce we find a sunny picnic spot, we sat and ate our lunch.
ⒸOnce we had found a sunny picnic spot, we sit and eat our lunch.
ⒹWe sat and eat our lunch once we had found a sunny picnic spot.
45.Which sentence is closest in meaning to the one below?
My dad has had this bike for two years.
ⒶMy dad no longer has this bike.
ⒷMy dad is having this bike for his birthday.
Ⓒ My dad has this bike now.
Ⓓ My dad will have a bike in two years‘ time.
46.Which sentence uses the passive?
ⒶThe school proposed building a new playground.
ⒷThe issue was discussed at a council meeting.
ⒸThe council voted in favour of the proposal.
ⒹThey started building the new playground last week.

D-Translation
A Choose the correct Arabic translation :
47.Threatened species are those species most at risk of becoming extinct in the
near future, either because of loss of habitats or because of human activities.
‫ب‬ٙ‫ إِب ثغجت فمذاْ ثيئبر‬،‫اع األوضش رؼشظب ً ٌخطش اإلٔمشاض في اٌّغزمجً اٌمشيت‬ٛٔ‫ ِذ ِدح ٌٍجشش ٘ي رٍه األ‬ٌّٙ‫ اٌفصبئً ا‬ٚ‫اع أ‬ٛٔ‫ األ‬Ⓐ
.‫ ثغجت األٔشطخ اٌجششيخ‬ٚ‫اٌطجيؼيخ أ‬
‫ب‬ٙ‫ إِب ثغجت فمذاْ ثيئبر‬،‫اع األوضش رؼشظب ً ٌخطش اإلٔمشاض في اٌّغزمجً اٌجؼيذ‬ٛٔ‫ َذدح ٘ي رٍه األ‬َٙ ُّ ٌ‫ اٌفصبئً ا‬ٚ‫اع أ‬ٛٔ‫األ‬- Ⓑ
.‫ ثغجت األٔشطخ اٌجششيخ‬ٚ‫اٌطجيؼيخ أ‬

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‫ب‬ٙ‫ إِب ثغجت ُِالئّخ ثيئبر‬،‫اع األوضش رؼشظب ً ٌخطش اإلٔمشاض في اٌّغزمجً اٌمشيت‬ٛٔ‫ذدح ٘ي رٍه األ‬َٙ ُّ ٌ‫ اٌفصبئً ا‬ٚ‫اع أ‬ٛٔ‫ األ‬Ⓒ
.‫ ثغجت األٔشطخ اٌجششيخ‬ٚ‫اٌطجيؼيخ أ‬
‫ب‬ٙ‫ إِب ثغجت فمذاْ ثيئبر‬،‫اع األوضش رؼشظب ً ٌخطش اإلٔمشاض في اٌّغزمجً اٌمشيت‬ٛٔ‫ذدح ٘ي رٍه األ‬َٙ ُّ ٌ‫ اٌفصبئً ا‬ٚ‫اع أ‬ٛٔ‫ األ‬Ⓓ
.‫ ثغجت األٔشطخ اٌجششيخ‬ٚ‫اٌطجيؼيخ أ‬
48. Climate change is the long-term alteration of temperature and typical weather
patterns in a place. Climate change could refer to a particular region or the planet
as a whole.
‫لذ يشيش اٌزغيش إٌّبخي اٌي‬ٚ ،‫أّٔبغ اٌطمظ اٌّؼزبدح في ِىبْ ِب‬ٚ ،‫يً اٌّذي في دسعخ اٌؾشاسح‬ٛ‫ رغييش غ‬ٛ٘ ‫ اٌزغيش إٌّبخي‬Ⓐ
.ٖ‫وت األسض ثأعش‬ٛ‫ اٌي و‬ٚ‫ أ‬،‫ِٕطمخ ِؼيٕخ‬
‫لذ يشيش اٌزغيش إٌّبخي اٌي‬ٚ ،‫أّٔبغ اٌطمظ اٌغشيجخ في ِىبْ ِب‬ٚ ،‫يً اٌّذي في دسعخ اٌؾشاسح‬ٛ‫ رغييش غ‬ٛ٘ ‫ اٌزغيش إٌّبخي‬Ⓑ
.ٖ‫وت األسض ثأعش‬ٛ‫ اٌي و‬ٚ‫ أ‬،‫ِٕطمخ ِؼيٕخ‬
‫لذ يشيش اٌزغيش إٌّبخي اٌي‬ٚ ،‫أّٔبغ اٌطمظ اٌّؼزبدح في ِىبْ ِب‬ٚ ،‫يً اٌّذي في دسعخ اٌؾشاسح‬ٛ‫ رغييش غ‬ٛ٘ ‫ اٌزغيش إٌّبخي‬Ⓒ
.ٖ‫وت األسض ثأعش‬ٛ‫ اٌي و‬ٚ‫ أ‬،‫وً ِٕطمخ‬
‫لذ يشيش اٌزغيش إٌّبخي اٌي‬ٚ ،‫أّٔبغ اٌطمظ اٌّؼزبدح في ِىبْ ِب‬ٚ ،‫ رغييش لصيش اٌّذي في دسعخ اٌؾشاسح‬ٛ٘ ‫ اٌزغيش إٌّبخي‬Ⓓ
.ٖ‫وت األسض ثأعش‬ٛ‫ اٌي و‬ٚ‫ أ‬،‫ِٕطمخ ِؼيٕخ‬

A Choose the correct English translation :

‫ واٌّسبػدح ػًٍ رٕظٍف اٌجٍئخ وزً اٌّشىالد‬،‫رىٕىٌىخٍب إٌبٔى ٌهب اٌمدرح ػًٍ سٌبيح وفبءح اسزهالن اٌطبلخ‬.49
.‫اٌّزؼٍمخ ثبٌـسخ‬
Nanotechnology has the potential to increase the efficient of energy
Ⓐ
consumption, help clean the environment, and solve health problems.
Nanotechnology has the potential to increase the efficiency of energy
Ⓑ
consumption, help clean the environment, and solve health problems.
Nanotechnology has the potential to increase the efficiency of force
Ⓒ
consumption, help clean the environment, and solve health problems.
Nanotechnology has the potential to increase the efficiency of energy
Ⓓ
consumption, help clean the environment, and solve healthy problems.
ٌٓ‫ ٌذا ٌزؼٍٓ ػًٍ اٌىٌد‬،ُ‫ٌُىٌد اِطفبي وٌدٌهُ زت اسزطالع طجٍؼً ٌدفؼهُ اًٌ اسىزشبف اِشٍبء ِٓ زىٌه‬.50
.‫ِسبػدح أطفبٌهُ ػًٍ فهُ اٌؼبٌُ اٌذي ٌؼٍشىْ فٍه‬
Children are born with natural curious that drives them to explore things around
Ⓐ them, so parents must help their children to understand the world in which they
live.
Children are born with natural curiosity that drives them to expect things around
Ⓑ them, so parents must help their children to understand the world in which they
live.
Children are born of natural curiosity that drives them to explore things from
Ⓒ them, so parents must help their children to understand the world in which they
live.
Children are born with natural curiosity that drives them to explore things around
Ⓓ them, so parents must help their children to understand the world in which they
live.

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