امتحان اللغة الإنجليزية الوزاري المحوسب المسار الأكاديمي 2008 / 2026 دورة التكميلي الثانية

Randa's mother was absolutely ......... when she found out that her daughter had cheated in the exam again.

The best way to ......... is simply to comment on the weather.

.......... can reduce our dependence on fossil fuels.

Laith is a highly skilled pianist, but he doesn't show off about it. He's .......... .

The refugees survived ......... with the help of aid organisations.

"Constantly telling people how great you are" means ......... .

Recent research has ......... on the causes of the many recent diseases especially cancer.

Amer made it clear that his comments were strictly ............ .

Living in a small space means that you have to get rid of your .......... possessions.

We decided to ......... my little sister's bedroom as a surprise.

Are you still using those old ......... headphones, Maha?

We will need a van to move the kitchen ......... such as the freezer and cooker.

You must try to be flexible. There should be some ......... in any friendship.

Mr. Hazem ......... his children with their homework daily.

Don't be late, .........?

Ayman ......... a new job next week.

Zainab ......... from college by next year.

The vacation ......... we planned for months was enjoyable.

I ......... early when I was younger, but I nearly always have a lie - in now.

Sami missed the wedding party because he ......... in the hospital for two days.

They lit some candles and then everyone ......... in a circle and told stories.

The sentence which has the correct form of negative inversion is ........

You ......... forget to collect that parcel from the post office today.

Experts expect that more people will own phones in the future.

• The correct impersonal passive form of the sentence above is .........

I wish you had told me what sort of house it was.

• The underlined word in the above sentence is used to ............ .

I believe I would be an asset to the team. .......... I would be willing to commit for at least a year abroad.

Salma's 'shortcut' actually took twice as long, but did she take the blame or ......... an apology?

 It's vital that you go through each step methodically and in the right order.

• The sentence above indicates that the speaker is .......... .

Read the following text carefully, and then in your ANSWER BOOKLET answer all the questions that follow. Your answers should be based on the text.

Moving Mountains
As a teenager, the sight of Mount Kilimanjaro rising majestically above the Serengeti made Vern Jones desperately want to climb it. Finally in 2014, at the age of 62, Vern finally realised his dream while accompanied by his daughters and their husbands. However, he was all too aware that he couldn't have succeeded without the help of the guides. These young men, who are often ill- equipped themselves and poorly paid, work daily in dangerous conditions to help climbers achieve their goals. Vern's response was to found Kili Summit Club which raises money to help the guides from the proceeds of mountain gear sales. They receive footwear and equipment to help them with their work, as well as commission from sales, allowing climbers to support them long after their adventure is over.
The Milk of Human Kindness
In 2015, Tracy Warshal was in the queue at a busy shop during the holiday season when the man in front of her realised he'd forgotten his wallet. Tracy paid for the stranger's milk and other items and, after thanking her and asking her name, he was on his way. She thought no more of it until a month later when she was contacted by colleagues at the cancer charity where she worked. They told her that the man, who wished to remain anonymous, wanted to donate $10,000 to the foundation in her name. As she was wearing a T-shirt with the charity's name on it at the shop, he was able to track her down. She told reporters, 'I'm just so excited that one small gesture made a huge difference and impact on a lot of people."

✽ The mountain guides on Mount Kilimanjaro faced three challenges. Write them down.

Read the following text carefully, and then in your ANSWER BOOKLET answer all the questions that follow. Your answers should be based on the text.

Moving Mountains
As a teenager, the sight of Mount Kilimanjaro rising majestically above the Serengeti made Vern Jones desperately want to climb it. Finally in 2014, at the age of 62, Vern finally realised his dream while accompanied by his daughters and their husbands. However, he was all too aware that he couldn't have succeeded without the help of the guides. These young men, who are often ill- equipped themselves and poorly paid, work daily in dangerous conditions to help climbers achieve their goals. Vern's response was to found Kili Summit Club which raises money to help the guides from the proceeds of mountain gear sales. They receive footwear and equipment to help them with their work, as well as commission from sales, allowing climbers to support them long after their adventure is over.
The Milk of Human Kindness
In 2015, Tracy Warshal was in the queue at a busy shop during the holiday season when the man in front of her realised he'd forgotten his wallet. Tracy paid for the stranger's milk and other items and, after thanking her and asking her name, he was on his way. She thought no more of it until a month later when she was contacted by colleagues at the cancer charity where she worked. They told her that the man, who wished to remain anonymous, wanted to donate $10,000 to the foundation in her name. As she was wearing a T-shirt with the charity's name on it at the shop, he was able to track her down. She told reporters, 'I'm just so excited that one small gesture made a huge difference and impact on a lot of people."

✽ The money that the Kili Summit Club raises helps the guides in certain three ways.
Write them down.

Read the following text carefully, and then in your ANSWER BOOKLET answer all the questions that follow. Your answers should be based on the text.

Moving Mountains
As a teenager, the sight of Mount Kilimanjaro rising majestically above the Serengeti made Vern Jones desperately want to climb it. Finally in 2014, at the age of 62, Vern finally realised his dream while accompanied by his daughters and their husbands. However, he was all too aware that he couldn't have succeeded without the help of the guides. These young men, who are often ill- equipped themselves and poorly paid, work daily in dangerous conditions to help climbers achieve their goals. Vern's response was to found Kili Summit Club which raises money to help the guides from the proceeds of mountain gear sales. They receive footwear and equipment to help them with their work, as well as commission from sales, allowing climbers to support them long after their adventure is over.
The Milk of Human Kindness
In 2015, Tracy Warshal was in the queue at a busy shop during the holiday season when the man in front of her realised he'd forgotten his wallet. Tracy paid for the stranger's milk and other items and, after thanking her and asking her name, he was on his way. She thought no more of it until a month later when she was contacted by colleagues at the cancer charity where she worked. They told her that the man, who wished to remain anonymous, wanted to donate $10,000 to the foundation in her name. As she was wearing a T-shirt with the charity's name on it at the shop, he was able to track her down. She told reporters, 'I'm just so excited that one small gesture made a huge difference and impact on a lot of people."

✽ What does the underlined pronoun “it” refer to?

Read the following text carefully, and then in your ANSWER BOOKLET answer all the questions that follow. Your answers should be based on the text.

Moving Mountains
As a teenager, the sight of Mount Kilimanjaro rising majestically above the Serengeti made Vern Jones desperately want to climb it. Finally in 2014, at the age of 62, Vern finally realised his dream while accompanied by his daughters and their husbands. However, he was all too aware that he couldn't have succeeded without the help of the guides. These young men, who are often ill- equipped themselves and poorly paid, work daily in dangerous conditions to help climbers achieve their goals. Vern's response was to found Kili Summit Club which raises money to help the guides from the proceeds of mountain gear sales. They receive footwear and equipment to help them with their work, as well as commission from sales, allowing climbers to support them long after their adventure is over.
The Milk of Human Kindness
In 2015, Tracy Warshal was in the queue at a busy shop during the holiday season when the man in front of her realised he'd forgotten his wallet. Tracy paid for the stranger's milk and other items and, after thanking her and asking her name, he was on his way. She thought no more of it until a month later when she was contacted by colleagues at the cancer charity where she worked. They told her that the man, who wished to remain anonymous, wanted to donate $10,000 to the foundation in her name. As she was wearing a T-shirt with the charity's name on it at the shop, he was able to track her down. She told reporters, 'I'm just so excited that one small gesture made a huge difference and impact on a lot of people."

✽ Vern made two important achievements in his life. Write them down.

Read the following text carefully, and then in your ANSWER BOOKLET answer all the questions that follow. Your answers should be based on the text.

Moving Mountains
As a teenager, the sight of Mount Kilimanjaro rising majestically above the Serengeti made Vern Jones desperately want to climb it. Finally in 2014, at the age of 62, Vern finally realised his dream while accompanied by his daughters and their husbands. However, he was all too aware that he couldn't have succeeded without the help of the guides. These young men, who are often ill- equipped themselves and poorly paid, work daily in dangerous conditions to help climbers achieve their goals. Vern's response was to found Kili Summit Club which raises money to help the guides from the proceeds of mountain gear sales. They receive footwear and equipment to help them with their work, as well as commission from sales, allowing climbers to support them long after their adventure is over.
The Milk of Human Kindness
In 2015, Tracy Warshal was in the queue at a busy shop during the holiday season when the man in front of her realised he'd forgotten his wallet. Tracy paid for the stranger's milk and other items and, after thanking her and asking her name, he was on his way. She thought no more of it until a month later when she was contacted by colleagues at the cancer charity where she worked. They told her that the man, who wished to remain anonymous, wanted to donate $10,000 to the foundation in her name. As she was wearing a T-shirt with the charity's name on it at the shop, he was able to track her down. She told reporters, 'I'm just so excited that one small gesture made a huge difference and impact on a lot of people."

✽ Write down the sentence which indicates the effect of Tracy's small act of kindness from her point of view.

Read the following text carefully, and then in your ANSWER BOOKLET answer all the questions that follow. Your answers should be based on the text.

Moving Mountains
As a teenager, the sight of Mount Kilimanjaro rising majestically above the Serengeti made Vern Jones desperately want to climb it. Finally in 2014, at the age of 62, Vern finally realised his dream while accompanied by his daughters and their husbands. However, he was all too aware that he couldn't have succeeded without the help of the guides. These young men, who are often ill- equipped themselves and poorly paid, work daily in dangerous conditions to help climbers achieve their goals. Vern's response was to found Kili Summit Club which raises money to help the guides from the proceeds of mountain gear sales. They receive footwear and equipment to help them with their work, as well as commission from sales, allowing climbers to support them long after their adventure is over.
The Milk of Human Kindness
In 2015, Tracy Warshal was in the queue at a busy shop during the holiday season when the man in front of her realised he'd forgotten his wallet. Tracy paid for the stranger's milk and other items and, after thanking her and asking her name, he was on his way. She thought no more of it until a month later when she was contacted by colleagues at the cancer charity where she worked. They told her that the man, who wished to remain anonymous, wanted to donate $10,000 to the foundation in her name. As she was wearing a T-shirt with the charity's name on it at the shop, he was able to track her down. She told reporters, 'I'm just so excited that one small gesture made a huge difference and impact on a lot of people."

✽ Find a word in the second text which means "an organisation started for a specific purpose, such as research".

Read the following text carefully, and then in your ANSWER BOOKLET answer all the questions that follow. Your answers should be based on the text.

Moving Mountains
As a teenager, the sight of Mount Kilimanjaro rising majestically above the Serengeti made Vern Jones desperately want to climb it. Finally in 2014, at the age of 62, Vern finally realised his dream while accompanied by his daughters and their husbands. However, he was all too aware that he couldn't have succeeded without the help of the guides. These young men, who are often ill- equipped themselves and poorly paid, work daily in dangerous conditions to help climbers achieve their goals. Vern's response was to found Kili Summit Club which raises money to help the guides from the proceeds of mountain gear sales. They receive footwear and equipment to help them with their work, as well as commission from sales, allowing climbers to support them long after their adventure is over.
The Milk of Human Kindness
In 2015, Tracy Warshal was in the queue at a busy shop during the holiday season when the man in front of her realised he'd forgotten his wallet. Tracy paid for the stranger's milk and other items and, after thanking her and asking her name, he was on his way. She thought no more of it until a month later when she was contacted by colleagues at the cancer charity where she worked. They told her that the man, who wished to remain anonymous, wanted to donate $10,000 to the foundation in her name. As she was wearing a T-shirt with the charity's name on it at the shop, he was able to track her down. She told reporters, 'I'm just so excited that one small gesture made a huge difference and impact on a lot of people."

✽ How was the man who had forgotten his wallet able to track Tracy down?