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1 العبم الدراسي: وزارة التربيت امتحبن المىهج الكبمل اإلدارة العبمت لمىطقت مببرك الكبير التعليميت الصف: التبسع التىجيه الفىي للغت اإلوجليسيت األسئلت في ( 6( صفحبث السمه : سبعتبن ================ ========================================================== الصفحت األولى )المفرداث القىاعد- الىظبئف اللغىيت- أسئلت الكتبة المقرر التعبير االستيعبة المقروء( ( الدرجت الكليت : 60 درجت( ========================== ================================================ I. VOCABULARY ( 8 Marks) A) Choose the best answer from a, b, c and d.( 4X 1 =4) 1. My teacher is.and satisfied with my results in English. a. pleased b. risky c. clever d. lonely 2. Traditional stories and customs of any country are called..... a. satisfaction b. folklore c. settlement d. disability 3. If you feel tired, a hot bath can help you to..and feel better. a. identify b. deliver c. relax d. trade 4. The car accident was horrible., no one was injured. a. Loudly b. Ornately c. Awkwardly d. Luckily B)Fill in the spaces with the most suitable words from the list below :(4X 1 = 4) ( improve - yearly - expedition - silk - trustworthy) 5. A true friend is someone who is honest, loyal, caring and above all. 6. People should health and education in poor countries all over the world. 7. I ve just read in the newspaper about the British to Mount Everest. 8. In a poetry competition at school, I won the first prize.my parents were happy. 1
2 الصفحت 2 II- GRAMMAR(5 Marks ) A) From a, b, c and d choose the correct answer:(4x ½ =2) 9. I missed the first period. I wish I earlier to school. I am really upset. a. had come b. come c. was coming d. will come 10. He's got the highest mark in English,... a. didn't he b. wasn't he c. hasn't he d. isn't he 11. If I.you were ill, I would have visited you. a. had known b. have known c. know d. knew 12. The museum I wanted to visit, was shut when I got there. a. who b. why c. which d. why B)Do as required between brackets: ( 3X1=3) 13. Hurricanes can destroy trees and buildings. (Change into Passive ) 14. What sports do you play? (Complete) My friend wanted to know The students have already finished their report.(make negative) III- LANGUAGE FUNCTIONS( 6 Marks) Write what you would say in the following situations: (3X2= 6 marks) 16. The sea is rough and your father wants to go sailing. 17. Your friend does not know how to install the latest App. 18. Your mother asks you what you like to eat for dinner, pizza or pasta. 2
3 الصفحت 3 IV- Set-Book Questions(6 Marks ) Answer THREE of the following questions: (3X 2=6) 19. How can you keep your body healthy and fit? 20. What is the importance of creative thinking and critical thinking? 21. Why do you thing being a paramedic is a dangerous job? 22. Happiness is the goal of everyone. What makes you happy? Why? Write on the following topic: V-Writing( 15 Marks ) Kuwait is a beautiful and modern country. Plan and write a report of two paragraphs (12 sentences)about the location of Kuwait and the top touristic attractions that tourists can visit. These guide words may help you: Gulf /pearl / cultural /highways/ towers /islands/malls/shopping Outline ( 2 Marks ) 3
4 الصفحت 4 Write you topic here Rubrics Exposition of ideas, paragraphing and number of sentences 10 Pre-writing techniques ( brainstorming, mind mapping, outlining) 2 Spelling and structure 2 15 Handwriting, spacing and punctuation 1 4
5 الصفحت 5 VI- Reading Comprehension (20Marks ) Read the following passage carefully, then answer the questions below: In the year 1167, a child called Temujin was born on the lands of Mongolia. It is a country in the north of China. Its people were known for their bad habits such as killing, robbing and attacking kind poor innocent people. When Temujin was nine years old, his father was killed and his family was left poor and friendless. Because of this sad beginning, Temujin grew to be one of the strongest fighters and conquerors in the history of Man. The Mongols called him Genghis Khan, which means the leader of the world. In 1206, Temujin became the leader of all the Mongol people and started to build his bloody empire. He was a heartless warrior who destroyed whole cities and killed tens of millions. Genghis Khan died in Genghis Khan's sons kept their wars and fights until they reached Iraq and Syria where they killed millions of people. They also burnt the great library of Baghdad. When they arrived to Egypt, which was under the leadership of Sultan Seif Eddin Mahmoud from Uzbekistan, they were defeated in a big war in the year 1260 and sent back to Mongolia. The war lasted for tens of years with one great change, which was converting the Mongols to Islam. A) From a, b, c and d, choose the correct answer:( 4X2½=10 ) 23. The best title for the passage is... a. Genghis Khan b. life in Mongolia c. The beginning of Islam in Mongolia d. The great library of Baghdad 24. The word innocent in the 1 st paragraph, means... a. harmful b. guilty c. harmless d. bad 25. The main idea of the 2 nd paragraph is: a. The birth of Genghis Khan b. The battles of The Mongols c. The ruling of Genghis Khan d. The war of Egypt 5
6 الصفحت The underlined word they in the 3 rd paragraph refers to... a. Iraq and Syria b. millions of people c. wars and fights d. Genghis Khan s sons B) Answer the following questions: (4x2½=10) 27. What were the people of Mongolia famous for? 28. Why was Temujin a heartless man? 29. What forced the Mongols to go back to their country? 30. When did the Mongols convert to Islam? نهاية الامتحا ن تمنياتنا لكم بالنجاح 6
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