Task2: Listen and writetrueorfalse

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Englishmid'termtest n°2

SA/uméer-:

Level : 1S4/16

Length :1hour

120

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A- Comprehension

Task1: Listen and tick thecorrectalternative⁽²ntst

Da^phoneconversation

* ^This^text^is: o^a^letter

* The writer of thetextis:

D ateenager.

D^alittle kid.

o^an^adult.

Task2: Listen and writetrueorfalse. ^{(3 nts)}

+ ^Themotherofthe writer knows about her son'sproblem.

* ^{The writer}^{wants to}^make^some ^friends. ⁽

D^an^e-mail

* The writer agrees with his motheronthecauseofhis loneliness. ( TASK3:ticktheright explanation:(1pt )

> ^Please^give^{me a}^hand^sir⁽^shake^my^{hand /} ^{write me} ^/^support^me/ ⁾

B- Spelling :

Task 3: Listen and^complete:^(IDtt

Iamnota

C- Pronunciation:

Task4: In eachsetofwordscirclethe word that hasadifferentsoundtlntsl

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problem

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Task1:Fillinthe blanks with words from the box:(4ots) (Thereare2extra^words)

burgle/undying /honest /one's / by /him / hour/ is / fallen ^/greatly

Friendship is the feeling or relationship that friends have. A real friend is one who stands

_ his friendin his_ ofneed. A friend isa partand parcel of one's life. The truefriendshipbetweenMarxand Engles_ known alloverthe world.A personwho is_ and sincerecanprovetobeagood friend.Friendshipgrowsonmutualtrustand help. One cannot enjoytrue and permanentfriendship ifone does notvalue it. A truefriend

_ inspires the other to improve himself. Fie will always warn _ against goingtowards thewrongpath. Onecanreformafriend who has_

Thesteady affection ofafriend isa greatsupportin_ life

into badcompany.

Task2:Circlethe rieht alternative. ⁽3.5nts⁾

When Robert got back to his house, it was midnight. The weather was very hot(because/ so/despite) he opened the windows. His heart was still (braking/ bleeding/

thumping) because he had walked foralong distance. Robert breathedsomefreshair (then / that / than)went tobed.Fiewas dreaming when he suddenly wokeup.Therewas anoise. It was coming from the window. Robert felt frightened and he was wondering:

(what/when/where) if someone entered the house through the window? Hetriedto calm himselfto be able to(enjoy/solve/mix) this problem.Hewalked (careful/care/carefully)to thenextroomwhere he found the criminal:itwas hiscat"Mimi". When hesawit, hewas so (relieving/relief/ relieved)andwentbacktohis bed laughingathimself.

Task 3: Put the words betweenparenthesesinthecorrect tenseorform ⁽4.5^nts)

Love conquers all. This is certainly so for the fonner heaviest man in the world.

Mexican Manuel Uribe usedto be the world's( more)_ overweightperson.

Hewas in the Guinness Book of Records in 2006 after(break)_ the human weight record. Special weighing scales showed he weighed 560kg. He was so

( amazing) _ fat that he could not leave his room. He (spend)

_ his whole life livingonhis bed, eating huge meals and watching TV.He decided enoughwas enough and that he wanted(change)_ his life.Healso wanted to marryhis longtime girlfriend Claudia Solis. Uribewent on a crash diet and ( lose)_ almost half hisbody weight. He lost awhopping 250kg and has slimmed downto a( light) _ 310kg. He still has a long way to go beforehecan onceagain leadanormal life. Thesecret to43-year-oldUribe's( succeed)

_ is his love for his fiancée Claudia. Thetwoplanto marryonOctober 26 inhis hometown of Monterrey.So far, they(prepare)_ everything for the wedding.

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Dearteacher,

I'mone of^your last year's students. I'mnow 17 andI'mwritingyou this email becauseIfeel ^liketelling somebody about myproblems. Iknow that you will listento meandIhopeyou can helpme. My biggest problem isa

terriblefeelingofloneliness.

Iam lonely. Iam always by myself. Imeetpeople every day. Ismile at

them. Isay hello.Iam niceto them. Iwant to haveafriend. ^ButÎ^have^no friends. ^What ^{is wrong}^with ^{me? I}âm^polite.Îâm^secretive.Îâm^friendly.Î

amnice.Iamkind.Iamnotaliar. Why don'tpeople likeme?AllI^want is onefriend.Êveryone^hasônefriend.Îâlways^see^people^{with their}friends.

They admire each other. They havefun with each other. They treasure each other. What aboutme? Iam by myself.Iwatch TV by myself. Igo to moviesby myself.Igoto restaurantsby myself.Igoto the park by myself. I told my mother that Iam lonely. She saidit is myfault. "Why?"Iasked.

She said, "Becauseyou never ask anyone ^to be with you.^" My mom is right.Ineveraskpeopleto be withme.Iamafraid^{they will}^say^no.

Pleasegiveme a handsir.

Yours Bob

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