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Charles Dickens: A Busy Life

Charles Dickens was born on the 2nd of February 1812 near Portsmouth. His first years in London then in Kent were very happy. Very early he enjoyed reading a lot.

He liked very much walking with his father, going to the theatre, and playing with his younger brother Fred.

His father, John Dickens, was a very nice man but he always had serious money problems. At the age of 12, Charles had to stop going to school. He worked in a factory for two or three months. He never forgot that horrible experience. His father`s situation

became better in 1824 and Charles went back to school for three years.

He left school at the age of 15 and became a legal clerk and later a reporter. His first book came out in February 1836. He got married in April that year. His first big success came with the Pickwick Papers. In the next twenty years, he wrote ten very famous books: “Everyone knows David Copperfield”, “Oliver Twist” and “Little Dorrit”. Charles Dickens had ten children. He travelled a lot. He spent six months in America then he visited Italy, Switzerland and France. When he died on the 9th of June 1870, he was a very famous and very` rich man`.

Section One /A)-Reading Interpretation:(4,5pts)

1)-Are the following statements true or false according to the text?

a) Charles Dickens is English.

b) He did not like reading.

c) He never went to school.

d) He got married after he wrote his first book.

e) Oliver Twist was written by Charles Dickens.

2) Answer the following questions according to the text:

a) - Why had Charles Dickens to stop going to school?

b) - When did he write his first book?

3)-Who or what the underlined words in the text refer to?

a- He=

b- Rich man=

Level : TCL March 2013

Second TERM ENGLISH EXAM

Timing : 02h

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Section two: B) Text Exploration:(11.5pts)

1) - Find in the text words that are closest in meaning to the following:

a) - Well-known= c) glad=

b) - small =

2) - Find in the text words that are opposite in meaning to the following:

a) - Sad b)-failurec) – remembered

3)Complete the table

Noun Adjectives

Beauty

………

sun

………

Atomic

………...

4)Use the relative pronouns who, whom, which to join the following pairs of sentences:

a) The man smoked forty cigarettes a day. He died of heart attack.

b) He stayed in a hotel. The hotel was very expensive.

c) I hit the boy. The boy was taken to hospital.

5) - Put the verbs between brackets into the correct form a- An old man (walk) in the country when he (arrive).

b- While I (to take) my bath, the telephone (to ring).

6) - Put the stress on the following words

Best-selling –bleu-eyed- housewife- newborn - technologic Part Two : ( 5pts)

Written Expression:

Write the biography of the following scientist. Use the following notes Albert Einstein/ famous scientist

Born/ 1879/ Germany

Education< professor in 1909 Went to the U.S.A/ 1933

Numerous scientific appointments< number of the institute for Advanced Study in Princeton 1933…1945.

Naturalized American citizen/ 1934

Theory of relativity/ Nobel Prize for physics in 1922

Wrote” Meaning of Relativity”, 1932/ “Why War” (with Freud) 1933/Died 1955

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Section One /

A)-Reading Interpretation:

1-Are the following statements true or false?

a- Charles Dickens is English. True 0, 5 b- He did not like reading. False 0, 5 c) - He never went to school. False 0, 5

d)-He got married after he wrote his first book. True 0, 5 e)-Oliver Twist was written by Charles Dickens. True 0, 5 2-Answer the following questions according to the text:

a)

Charles Dickens had to stop going to school, because his father had serious money problems. 0, 5

b) - He wrote his first book in February 1836. 0, 5 3)-Who or what the underlined words in the text refer to?

a- He = Charles Dickens 0, 5 b- Rich man= Charles Dickens 0, 5

B) Text Exploration:

1) - Find in the text words that are closest in meaning to the following:

a) - Well-known= famous 0, 5 c)

glad= happy 0, 5

b) - small = big 0, 5

25) - Find in the text words that are opposite in meaning to the following a)

Sad happy 0, 5 b)-failuresuccess 0, 5 c)

remembered forgot 0, 5

Level : TCL March 2013 Correction of the Second TERM ENGLISH EXAM

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3) Complete the table

Noun Adjectives

Beauty Atom Sun

Beautiful Atomic Sunny

4) Use the relative pronouns who, whom, witch to join the following pairs of sentences:

a- The man who smoked forty cigarettes a day, died of heart attack.

b- He stayed in hotel which was very expensive.

c- I hit the boy who was taken to hospital.

4) - Put the verbs between brackets into the correct form

a- An old man was walking in the country when he arrived. 2pts b- While I was taking my bath, the telephone rang. 2pts

D)

Morphology: 2pts

5) - E)- Phonology: pts 2,5

5) - Put the stress on the following words

Best-

selling

–‘

bleu-eyed-

housewife- new

born- technol

ogic Part Two: Writing 5pts

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