Section Questions minutes

Grammar 30 15
Vocabulary 30 15
Reading 1 5 10
Reading 2 5 10
Reading 3 7 15
Cloze 1 2 8
Cloze 2 2 8
Sentence Builder 1 3 5
Sentence Builder 2 3 5
Sentence Builder 3 5 10
Para Builder 1 2 5
Para Builder 1 2 5
Writing 1 30

By Mr. Amor Chamekh

 Grammar Section (30 questions) (15 minutes)

1. Some people think that IPhone is --------------- than an android phone.

a. easy
b. most easy
c. easiest
d. easier

2. Why ----------- come with me?

a. don’t you
b. you don’t
c. you cannot
d. you not

3. I ----------- come to see. I’m too busy.

a. be
b. am
c. cannot
d. was

4. My favourite present was one ----------- my sister gave me.

a. in which
b. which
c. what
d. where

5. If we ------------ online, we can save twenty percent off the price in the store
a. will order
b. order
c. ordering
d. orders

6. Water ----------- into ice when the temperature falls below zero.
a. had turned
b. turning
c. turned
d. turns

7. I opened the fridge and saw that someone ------------ all my chocolate.
a. had eaten
b. will eat
c. had ate
d. eat
8. ---------- people enjoy cooking but others don’t like it.
a. Any
b. None
c. Some
d. Much

9. ----------- you understand me?

a. Have
b. Do
c. Are
d. Was

10. ------------ we tasted at the restaurant was good.

a. Someone
b. Everything
c. Everyone
d. Somewhere

11. By the end of the game, all the players ---------- exhausted.
a. have been
b. have
c. were
d. being

12. Ali plays the piano ----------- than his sister.

a. better
b. good
c. well
d. best

13. ---------- your mother wake you up this morning?

a. Is
b. Was
c. Did
d. Has

14. It ------------ strange that the UAE can experience snow, but it’s true.
a. seems that
b. seems
c. seeming
d. seem
15. Sultan will start ------------ he is ready.
a. when
b. soon
c. but
d. always

16. I don’t think I ------------ my project by then unless someone helps me.
a. finishing
b. finished
c. will have finished
d. have finished

17. In Dubai, the metro is ------------ cheaper to use than a taxi.

a. the
b. a lot
c. such
d. more

18. I did not go out last night because I ------------ all day and I was tired.
a. would have worked
b. has been working
c. had been working
d. have worked

19. I don’t really know him, but he’s one of my brother’s ------------.
a. friend
b. his friends
c. friends
d. friend’s

20. We are going to visit some friends of ------------- in Paris.

a. ours
b. we
c. us
d. our

21. My grandmother is old now, so she doesn’t travel as much as she -----------.
a. used
b. used to
c. was used
d. was using
22. If you go to the gym every day for the next month, you will ----------- at least 5
kilos.
a. had lost
b. could be
c. have lost
d. lost

23. I wanted to know who ------------ me but I didn’t recognize the number.
a. may call
b. had called
c. will call
d. calls

24. The Atlantic and then Indian oceans are big, but the Pacific is by far -----------
ocean, with more than twice as much water as the Atlantic.
a. the biggest
b. a big
c. bigger
d. the big

25. Since the exams are almost finished, I thought it ------------ fun to have a party to
celebrate.
a. would have
b. would be
c. is
d. become fun

26. What she said is ---------- unacceptable, and she needs to apologize immediately.
a. totally
b. such
c. barely
d. although

27. Nowadays, we often ----------- people talk about the environment.

a. hearing
b. does hear
c. hear
d. hears

28. The program aims to increase ------------ and respect for people from different
countries.
a. tolerate
b. tolerating
c. tolerance
d. tolerates
29. Sometimes, celebrities’ lives seem much more interesting and fun than ------------.
a. our
b. ours
c. those of our
d. our’s

30. Not ----------- did my brother forget to do his homework, but he also forgot all
about his exam.
a. only
b. so
c. and
d. because
 Vocabulary Section (30 questions) (15 minutes)

31. Mary sent me an ----------- to her birthday party next month. Now I have to get
her a present!
a. adventure
b. invitation
c. excuse
d. insect

32. We must finish our ----------- before the end of the month if we want a good
grade.
a. speaker
b. occupation
c. nature
d. project

33. I’m ----------- selling my car and getting a new one.

a. thinking for
b. thinking about
c. thinking to
d. thinking

34. I ----------- a house with four other people.

a. share
b. park
c. principal
d. approximate

35. In a large bowl, ----------- together the flour, sugar, eggs, and salt.
a. mix
b. relax
c. lie
d. lose

36. Last night I tried to ----------- shoes online, but I wasn’t successful.
a. sleep
b. watch
c. tell
d. buy

37. Are you going to ----------- the fire? We are going to start cooking soon.
a. skate
b. light
c. prove
d. divide
38. Be careful. You don’t want to ----------- yourself before the football match
tomorrow.
a. regulate
b. select
c. maintain
d. injure

39. The ----------- weather is a nice change from the heat we had in the summer.
a. magic
b. thin
c. cool
d. shocking

40. Thanks for the job offer. I will ----------- consider it.
a. define
b. definition
c. definitely
d. definite

41. If I work hard for a few years, maybe I will be ----------- to manager.
a. formed
b. bended
c. promoted
d. operated

42. Our teacher is always ----------- with us. He is very funny.

a. joking
b. persuading
c. reducing
d. protecting

43. The presentation was a great -----------.

a. success
b. successfully
c. succeed
d. successful

44. I try not to let my swimming classes ----------- with my schoolwork.

a. hesitate
b. heal
c. interfere
d. indicate
45. I've left my wallet at home; can you ----------- me some money for lunch?
a. freeze
b. lend
c. repair
d. apologize

46. The sun caused the curtains to -----------.

a. fade
b. shave
c. polish
d. astonish

47. we waited for several minutes before we realized that the traffic ----------- was
broken.
a. guarantee
b. cooperation
c. signal
d. association

48. Hamad gave his wife a ring with a beautiful ----------- in it.
a. castle
b. excellence
c. headache
d. diamond

49. Rashed built a new factory in the ----------- area of the city.
a. industrial
b. sensitive
c. commited
d. innocent

50. My car was a real -----------. The dealer gave me a huge discount.
a. bargain
b. agent
c. tray
d. steering wheel

51. After passing the exam, he ----------- for the university exchange program.
a. qualified
b. imagined
c. interacted
d. haunted
52. A bird flew into our classroom yesterday and ----------- the lesson.
a. featured
b. balanced
c. boasted
d. disrupted

53. To ----------- your identity, please enter the third and sixth digits of your bank
account number.
a. surrender
b. verify
c. contradict
d. allocate

54. They only printed part of the speech in the magazine so I looked up the full -------
on the Internet.
a. region
b. text
c. community
d. element

55. The school offers a wide ----------- of subjects to the students.

a. journal
b. credit
c. range
d. culture

56. The ----------- was so good that everyone thought it was the original painting.
a. initiative
b. honesty
c. reproduction
d. extrovert

57. I wonder what all the ----------- from parking tickets is used for.
a. hazard
b. alteration
c. vision
d. revenue

58. The bird built its ----------- high in the tree.

a. bargain
b. jaw
c. prevention
d. nest
59. Alexander the Great ----------- most of Asia.
a. loosened
b. thickened
c. spilled
d. conquered

60. A child’s ----------- is important in every society.

a. ratio
b. license
c. welfare
d. revenue
 Reading Section 1 (5 questions) (10 minutes)

Nearly everyone has had an apple, an orange, or a banana. But, some fruits, like the
ackee, are only eaten in one very specific place. The ackee fruit originally comes
from West Africa where its seeds are used for medicine or in washing powder.
Almost no on in Africa eats this fruit for a very simple reason: its seeds, skin, and
unripe fruit are all poisonous. However, on the island of Jamaica, cooked ackee fruit
is a part of the traditional diet. In fact, it is considered the national fruit of the
country.

61. What is probably true about the ackee fruit?

a. It is expensive
b. It is safe to eat when cooked
c. It is very tasty
d. It is very easy to cook

The Arabian wild cat is about the same size as a house cat. They can live up to 15
years and usually wait about 4-5 kilograms. The colour of its coat is sandy yellow or
light brown. It is often marked with light stripes and spots. They also have red
coloured hair on their ears, three black rings on the tail. Arabian wild cats prefer to
love in the desert and in the mountains. Usually, they only come out at night.

62. What colour are the Arabian wilds cat’s ears?

a. yellow
b. red
c. brown
d. black

The first baseball glove was worn by Doug Allison in1870. Allison’s hands we sore
from catching in earlier games. He decided to wear something to protect his hands so
that they would not be hurt more. He got laughed at by his teammates because of his
glove. In 1875, five years, first baseman Charlie Waitt wore a glove, and his
teammates also laughed at him. However, when the famous baseball star Albert
Spalding started to use gloves, many players started to copy him. Soon, all baseball
players started wearing gloves.

63. Which of the following statements is true?

a. All baseball players began wearing gloves in 1875.
b. Charlie Waitt was a good friend of Doug Allison.
c. Doug Allison was laughed at for wearing a baseball glove.
d. Albert Spalding invented the baseball glove.
Farida Kahlo was born near Mexico City in 1997. At eighteen, she almost died in a
bus accident, and it left her disabled and in pain for the rest of her life. To help her
get better, Kahlo returned to her childhood hobby of painting, she became especially
famous for her self-portraits, that is, paintings of herself. Kahlo used many bright
colors and Mexican things in her art. You can now see many of her paintings in art
museums around the world.

64- What is the main idea of this reading?

a. How to paint self-portraits

b. Where you can see the art of Frida Kahlo
c. A terrible bus accident
d. The life of a famous artist

Most people think the internet is much older than it really is. Actually, the internet
came into general use by people in the early 1990s, and email followed soon after. In
the beginning, there was no Google, YouTube or snapchat. The big names then were
Alta Vista, Yahoo and Netscape. If you asked young people now, they would not
know these names. However, these companies are famous to many people over the
age of 45. They helped make the internet popular. These days, more than 60% of the
world’s population are using the internet.

65- According to this article, ………………..

a. The big internet companies in the 1990s were different than now
b. Young people use the internet more than older people
c. Using the internet too much can be bad for people’s eyes
d. Yahoo is becoming more and more popular nowadays
 Reading Section 2 (5 questions) (10 minutes)

What makes popcorn pop? And why doesn’t all corn po when heated? The answer is
a matter of simple science. Popcorn is a special kind of corn. Of all the types of corn,
popcorn is the only variety that pops.
Inside each piece of popcorn is a tiny droplet of water surrounded by a hard shell
called a hull. As the popcorn is heated, the water turns into steam, which builds
pressure inside the popcorn kernel. When the hull can no longer contain the pressure -
POP! - The popcorn kernel explodes, and a fluffy new piece of popcorn is born.

66- Which of the following happens first?

a. The popcorn kernel explodes

b. The water turns into steam
c. A tiny drop of water makes a loud noise.
d. Pressure builds inside the popcorn kernel

“Bigfoot” is a human-like creature supposedly living in the Pacific Northwest of

North America. Sightings have been reported in British Columbia, Canada. Witnesses
have depicted the creature as exceptionally tall, measuring three meters in height. It
apparently resembles an unusually massive ape-like figure with powerful arms and a
board neck. However, its capability to walk upright indicates it absence of hard
evidence to verify the creature’s existence. Many reports have been found to be fake,
casting further doubt on other possible sightings.

67- Which of the following most accurately summarizes the topic of the reading?

a. Bigfoot sightings have been limited to one or two areas

b. Bigfoot closely resembles humans
c. Experts doubt the existence of bigfoot
d. Researchers believe they are closer to solving the identity of Bigfoot
The events of the Trojan War are described in many works of Greek literature and
shown widely in Greek art. No single text tells the entire events of the war. Instead,
the story is assembled from a variety of sources are two poems, the Iliad and
Odyssey, believed to have been written by Homer between the 9th and 6th centuries
BC. Each poem describes a part of the war. The Iliad covers the last year of the siege
of Troy, while the Odyssey deals with Odysseus’s return home to Ithaca following
the violent sack of the city of Troy.

68- What does the word sack probably mean?

a. The destruction and stealing of goods

b. A large bag made of strong material
c. To be fired from a job
d. A form of Greek poetry

Examples of maps from ancient Egypt are quite rare. However, those that have
survived show highly-developed surveying techniques, perhaps stimulated by the
need to establish the boundaries or properties after the annual Nile floods. One such
map, the Turin Papyrus, dated c. 1160 BC, shows the mountains east of the Nile
where gold and silver were minded, along with location of the miner’s shelters, wells,
and the road network in the region. Its most surprising features include its accuracy,
its labels and names, and its use of color.

69- What does the word its refer to?

a. The Truin Papyrus

b. The Nile River
c. A location east of the Nile
d. Ancient Egypt

Exploding Head Syndrome (EHS) is a condition in which a person experiences unreal

noises that are loud and of short duration when falling asleep or waking up. People
may also experience a flash of light. Although the noise may be frightening, it
typically occurs only occasionally, pain is unusually absent, and it is not a serious
health concern.
The cause is unknown. Some researchers have estimated that it occurs in about 10%
of people. Females are reported to be affected more often than males. The condition
was initially described in 1876, and the current name came into use in 1998.

70- Which of the following is not true of Exploding Head Syndrome?

a. It has been known for more than 100 years

b. The condition is not major health problem
c. It affects men more than women
d. It sometimes involves seeing a flash of light
 Reading Section 3 (7 questions) (15 minutes)

Suzanne Al Houby

At a towering 8,848 meters, Mount Everest is the tallest mountain in the world and one of
the most dangerous. As well as confronting hazardous ice, blinding snow, and sub-zero
temperatures, climbers face storm-force winds and a lack of oxygen. Over 300 people have
died trying to climb the Everest since 1924.

The mountain, part of a range of awe-inspiring peaks between China and Nepal, was first
climbed by Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay in 1953. It took another 20 years for the
first woman to climb the mountain, and, even now, only 530 women have reached the top.
One of those is Suzanne Al Houby. In 2011, Al Houby, a Palestinian-born mother-of-two,
became the first Arab woman to climb Mount Everest. A mountaineer and businesswoman
based in Sharjah, Al Houby is no stranger to the record books. She is the first Arab woman
to scale Mount Elbrus, Europe's highest point, and the first Palestinian woman to climb
Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa's highest peak.

Kilimanjaro is where her love affair with mountains began, in 2001. "We were on a safari
trip in Tanzania, and the guide stopped the car and asked us to look out the window," she
recalls. She reacted by looking around, admiring the dusty landscape and the blue sky dotted
with white clouds.

"No! Look closer!" the guide said. Looking more carefully, Al Houby realized that one of
the clouds was snow on top of Mount Kilimanjaro. Al Houby was mesmerized by the
faraway mountain with its cover of ice and made a promise to herself that she would climb
it one day. A year later, in 2002, she returned to Tanzania. Inexperienced, she brought the
wrong climbing equipment. The weather was bad and she developed blisters on her feet.
Persevering despite the pain, Al Houby made each step into a little victory, and eventually
she had climbed her first mountain.

Nine years and many mountains later, Al Houby was again close to giving up, this time just
a few meters from the top of Mount Everest. It was May 16, 2011, and, with no energy left
after a 50-day trek and her body numb with cold, she could feel nothing. Somewhere she
found the strength to continue. Nearing the top, she saw a 3,000-meter drop on one side of
the mountain, into China, and a 4,000-meter drop on the other side into Nepal. Tears filled
her eyes as she realized she was going to make it, and twenty minutes later she was standing
proudly on top of the world.

Following her climb, Al Houby founded Rahhalah Explorers, the first adventure travel
company in the Middle East. The company returns a percentage of its income to the
communities they visit. But she also continued to climb, conquering mountains in South
America and Australia, and becoming the first Arab woman- and one of only 350 people
ever-to climb the highest mountains on each of the seven continents.

The final peak in Al Houby's seven-summit challenge, Mount Denali in Alaska was one of
her hardest ascents. On three previous Denali climbs, frostbite and severe weather forced
her to turn back. Al Houby had to carry her own weight in climbing gear and food, fighting
100 kph winds and temperatures of minus 30 degrees. On June 1, 2016, however, she finally
reached the top.
As Al Houby tells people on her adventure trips, 'If you believe in it, go for it!"

71- What does the word confronting mean in Paragraph 1?

a. to admire or look at with respect.
b. to accuse.
c. to deal with or face up to something.
d. to go behind or around.

72- The word those in Paragraph 2 refers to __________

a. women
b. peaks between China and Nepal
c. 350 climbers
d. the years between 1953 and the present

73- In what year did the first woman climb Mount Everest?
a. 1973
b. 2011
c. 2001
d. 2002

74- What happened the first time Suzanne Al Houby saw Mount Kilimanjaro?
a. she decided to return to the mountain and climb it
b. she came up with a plan to start a company for female travellers.
c. frostbite and severe weather forced her to turn back
d. she realized that her climbing equipment was wrong

75- What does the reading say about Al Houby?

a. her mother was born in Sharjah
b. she was 47 years old when she climbed Everest
c. she was the first woman to climb Everest
d. she has two children

76- What happened to Al Houby when she was near the top of Everest?
a. she had to turn back because of bad equipment
b. her team travelled 3,000 meters into China by mistake
c. she almost quit, but somehow managed to continue
d. she developed blisters on her feet and severe frostbite

77- What does the writer probably feel about Suzanne Al Houby and climbing?
a. the writer admires her and wants to encourage others to follow her example
b. the writer thinks that only rich people can afford to climb mountains
 c. the writer would like to warn people against mountaineering and other
dangerous activities.
d. the writer believes people should be realistic when they set goals for
themselves.
Cloze Section 1 (10 questions) (8 minutes)

78. Drag the words to the correct spaces. There is one extra word.
collapsed encountered eventually harvests peak starving

The Maya
The Maya civilization lived in current-day Mexico about 2000 years ago. At their
………...…... they were advanced society, and created some of the largest buildings
on earth at the time. However, about 1000 years ago their society ………...…...

No one is exactly sure why they faced this crisis, but it might have been caused by an
agricultural problem. Because of the large urban population, just a couple years of
bad ………...…... were enough to seriously disrupt their society. Without enough
food, the largest towns and cities were abandoned, and were ………...…... covered
by the jungle. By the Spanish first ………...…... the Maya in 1511, they were a
simple people living in small towns and villages.

79. Drag the words to the correct spaces. There is one extra word.

however which not of was whenever

3D Printing
3D printing uses very thin slices of material to build up a new object. Originally, 3D
printing was used to make prototypes of new machines. The role of a prototype
………...…... to give customers an idea of what the finished product would be like.
Nowadays, ………...…..., 3D printing has become mainstream. Many organizations
use it as part of their manufacturing process, the International Space Station uses 3D
printing ………...…... new tools are needed.

3D printing is ………...…... only used by industry. Scientists also make use

………...…... 3D printing to reconstruct delicate fossils and ancient artifacts so they
can be more safely examined. Experts estimate that the global 3D market will be
worth $41 billion by 2026.
Cloze Section 2 (10 questions) (8 minutes)

80. Drag the words to the correct spaces. There is one extra word.
as however might since that too

Space food
Like most people, you probably won’t say what astronauts eat. Space food has
improved ……………… The early days when astronauts squeezed it from tubes. But
is it ………...…... good as the food here on Earth?

One food critic, Bill Daley, gave it a test. His review was mixed. Daley said a space
dish of beef fajitas tasted so delicious ………...…... he would happily eat them here
on Earth. A dessert of dried peaches, ………...…... , scored fewer points. Daley said
it was ………...…... unpleasant to finish. Space food is clearly improving, but still
has some way to go.

81. Drag the words to the correct spaces. There is one extra word.
consideration distracting environment recall tolerate unique

Remember Where You Are!

According to new research, where you study affects your memory. Scientists have
evidence that a person’s study ………...…... is a key issue in remembering new
information. Based on their research, they suggest the people should try to study in
………...…... places. However, many people who participated in the study thought
they would be unable to concentrate in a new and different place. They felt it would
be too ………...….... in reality, scientists found the opposite effect – that people’s
ability to ………...…... facts and figures actually increased in new locations. In short,
the place where you study should be an important ………...…... in your plan when
deciding what and when to study.
 Sentence Builder Section 1 (3 questions) (5 minutes)

82. Drag the words to make a sentence. Use all the words.

about the tomorrow weather worried

I’m . We might not be able

to go fishing.

83. Drag the words to make a sentence. Use all the words.

a and here lot people of

There are it is
very noisy.

84. Drag the words to make a sentence. Use all the words.

at I had to my bag so the airport

Someone stole buy new

clothes.
Sentence Builder Section 2 (3 questions) (5 minutes)

85. Drag the words to make a sentence. Use all the words.

able a good get seat to was

Mariam
because she went early.

86. Drag the words to make a sentence. Use all the words.

and Abu Dhabi’s gets hotter weather

From April to August, hotter.

87. Drag the words to make a sentence. Use all the words.

and found haven’t I it still

I lost my phone on Monday

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Sentence Builder Section 3 (5 questions) (10 minutes)

88. Drag the words to make a sentence. Use all the words.

a calling easier is lot someone than

Sending a text message

if you are in a hurry.

89. Drag the words to make a sentence. Use all the words.

did had planned not the way out turn we

Even though things

, it was still a wonderful trip.

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anymore because couldn’t I stand there working

I left that company ,

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after allowed for two to work weeks wasn’t

Mariam
she hurt her back.

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doesn’t sound that to wonderful you

We could win a free trip to Spain!

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1 Next, add toppings like vegetables and sausages.

2 When the base is ready. Put some tomato sauce and cheese on top of it.
3 When the oven is hot enough, put the pizza in, cook for 15 minutes and enjoy!
When you have finished putting on all the toppings you want, you can add a little
4
salt and pepper.
While its heating, you can begin by making the pizza base (the bread at the
5
bottom)

Making Pizza
It’s easy to make pizza at home! Before you start to prepare the pizza, you need to
heat the oven to 160 degrees Celsius.
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94. Drag the sentences to the correct spaces to make a paragraph.

Sounds like you already have a good plan, I’m sure that will be quicker today.
1
Let me know tomorrow if it went OK!
That’s not good for you is it, how will you be able to get home? Don’t you use
2
that road every day?
Yeah I saw it. It said everyone should try to avoid the new motorway today
3
between Exits 9 and 12, from now until the late evening.
Yes, well, after work, I think I’ll take a different way today, maybe along
4
Lakeside Road, and then join the motorway after Exit 12.

A Different Way Home

Sam: Did you see the recent news report about the road accident?

Antonia:

Sam:

Antonia:

Sam:
Para Builder Section 2 (2 questions) (5 minutes)

95. Drag the sentences to the correct spaces to make a paragraph.

Even though he’s no longer the owner, his image is still used on KFC bags,
1
sandwich covers, and signs in over 150 countries today.
His name was Harland Sanders, and it took him many tries to get his secret
2
chicken-cooking method exactly right.
Once he made the recipe perfect, the company became incredibly successful, and
3
he sold it in 1964 for a lot of money.
The name KFC is short for Kentucky Fried Chicken, because its inventor was
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from the American state of Kentucky.

KFC History
KFC is a fast food restaurant that was opened in 1952.

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Because of this, psychologists have designed special experiments to study their

1
behavior.
The researcher observes these reactions, making note of how the baby responds
2
in each new situation.
The simplest experiment is to introduce some kind of change in the baby’s
3
environment.
4 This could be, for example, a new noise or a space of light near the baby.
5 The baby will then react to the noise or light.

Baby Psychology

Babies are too young to explain what they are doing or thinking.
Writing (30 minutes)

Write an essay of 250 words on the topic below. You have 30 minutes.

If you could travel anywhere in the world, where would you go and what would you
do there?

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