امتحان محوسب في المفردات والقواعد الوحدة 4 – (Student’s Book 42 & 43) LESSON 1A – اللغة الإنجليزية 11th

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What is fake news?

2.

When do you think fake news started?

3.

_{Check you understand the words from the podcast in the box. Find two synonyms for each word 1–8 below.}

fake (n) ................

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mystery ................

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_{Check you understand the words from the podcast in the box. Find two synonyms for each word 1–8 below.}

state (v) ................

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_{Check you understand the words from the podcast in the box. Find two synonyms for each word 1–8 below.}

uncover ................

7.

_{Check you understand the words from the podcast in the box. Find two synonyms for each word 1–8 below.}

decrease (v) ................

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_{Check you understand the words from the podcast in the box. Find two synonyms for each word 1–8 below.}

reliable ................

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_{Check you understand the words from the podcast in the box. Find two synonyms for each word 1–8 below.}

signs ................

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_{Check you understand the words from the podcast in the box. Find two synonyms for each word 1–8 below.}

strange ................

11.

THINK BACK Which past tense is used in each of the underlined parts?

A few years later, in 1835, a newspaper in New York published a series of amazing stories about the findings of the famous British astronomer, John Herschel. The newspaper said that while he was studying the moon, he found lots of strange animals living there. They later admitted that the reports were not true, but by that time, sales of the newspaper had increased dramatically.

12.

THINK BACK Which past tense is used in each of the underlined parts?

A few years later, in 1835, a newspaper in New York published a series of amazing stories about the findings of the famous British astronomer, John Herschel. The newspaper said that while he was studying the moon, he found lots of strange animals living there. They later admitted that the reports were not true, but by that time, sales of the newspaper had increased dramatically.

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THINK BACK Which past tense is used in each of the underlined parts?

A few years later, in 1835, a newspaper in New York published a series of amazing stories about the findings of the famous British astronomer, John Herschel. The newspaper said that while he was studying the moon, he found lots of strange animals living there. They later admitted that the reports were not true, but by that time, sales of the newspaper had increased dramatically.

14.

THINK BACK Which past tense is used in each of the underlined parts?

A few years later, in 1835, a newspaper in New York published a series of amazing stories about the findings of the famous British astronomer, John Herschel. The newspaper said that while he was studying the moon, he found lots of strange animals living there. They later admitted that the reports were not true, but by that time, sales of the newspaper had increased dramatically.

15.

Match the underlined phrases in the extracts to the descriptions.

 They later had to admit that they had been copying the other newspaper for years.

16.

Match the underlined phrases in the extracts to the descriptions.

 They reported a fake news story about a man who was in hospital after he had been shot at a mine.

17.

Complete the rules by writing Past Perfect Simple, Past Perfect Continuous or both.

 We use ................ to make clear that a past action happened earlier than another past action.

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Complete the rules by writing Past Perfect Simple, Past Perfect Continuous or both.

 We use ................ to talk about an earlier completed action.

19.

Complete the rules by writing Past Perfect Simple, Past Perfect Continuous or both.

 We use ................ to talk about a situation or action which continued up to a certain time in the past.

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_{Study Watch Out! Then complete the text with the correct past tense forms of the verbs in brackets.
أجب على الفراغ 1}

ARCHAEOLOGISTS DISCOVER ANCIENT WALLS

Before the Eastern Badia Archaeological Project (EBAP) visited the Black Desert of Jordan, nobody 1………… (explore) the archaeology of this large area. When the archaeologists started work, stones from ancient houses 2………… (lie) under the ground for more than 8,000 years. The people who built these houses also 3………… (build) amazing long walls called ‘kites’ to catch animals with. The walls were many kilometres long and they met at a point. Animals that 4………… (run) away from the people could not escape from this point in the walls. Archaeologists think that the walls at Jibal al-Khashabiyeh might be the oldest in the world: nobody 5………… (made) anything like this before. The kites show that the people who lived in the Black Desert 6………… (work) together in large teams to find food much earlier than they expected.

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_{Study Watch Out! Then complete the text with the correct past tense forms of the verbs in brackets.
أجب على الفراغ 2}

ARCHAEOLOGISTS DISCOVER ANCIENT WALLS

Before the Eastern Badia Archaeological Project (EBAP) visited the Black Desert of Jordan, nobody 1………… (explore) the archaeology of this large area. When the archaeologists started work, stones from ancient houses 2………… (lie) under the ground for more than 8,000 years. The people who built these houses also 3………… (build) amazing long walls called ‘kites’ to catch animals with. The walls were many kilometres long and they met at a point. Animals that 4………… (run) away from the people could not escape from this point in the walls. Archaeologists think that the walls at Jibal al-Khashabiyeh might be the oldest in the world: nobody 5………… (made) anything like this before. The kites show that the people who lived in the Black Desert 6………… (work) together in large teams to find food much earlier than they expected.

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_{Study Watch Out! Then complete the text with the correct past tense forms of the verbs in brackets.
أجب على الفراغ 3}

ARCHAEOLOGISTS DISCOVER ANCIENT WALLS

Before the Eastern Badia Archaeological Project (EBAP) visited the Black Desert of Jordan, nobody 1………… (explore) the archaeology of this large area. When the archaeologists started work, stones from ancient houses 2………… (lie) under the ground for more than 8,000 years. The people who built these houses also 3………… (build) amazing long walls called ‘kites’ to catch animals with. The walls were many kilometres long and they met at a point. Animals that 4………… (run) away from the people could not escape from this point in the walls. Archaeologists think that the walls at Jibal al-Khashabiyeh might be the oldest in the world: nobody 5………… (made) anything like this before. The kites show that the people who lived in the Black Desert 6………… (work) together in large teams to find food much earlier than they expected.

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_{Study Watch Out! Then complete the text with the correct past tense forms of the verbs in brackets.
أجب على الفراغ 4}

ARCHAEOLOGISTS DISCOVER ANCIENT WALLS

Before the Eastern Badia Archaeological Project (EBAP) visited the Black Desert of Jordan, nobody 1………… (explore) the archaeology of this large area. When the archaeologists started work, stones from ancient houses 2………… (lie) under the ground for more than 8,000 years. The people who built these houses also 3………… (build) amazing long walls called ‘kites’ to catch animals with. The walls were many kilometres long and they met at a point. Animals that 4………… (run) away from the people could not escape from this point in the walls. Archaeologists think that the walls at Jibal al-Khashabiyeh might be the oldest in the world: nobody 5………… (made) anything like this before. The kites show that the people who lived in the Black Desert 6………… (work) together in large teams to find food much earlier than they expected.

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_{Study Watch Out! Then complete the text with the correct past tense forms of the verbs in brackets.
أجب على الفراغ 5}

ARCHAEOLOGISTS DISCOVER ANCIENT WALLS

Before the Eastern Badia Archaeological Project (EBAP) visited the Black Desert of Jordan, nobody 1………… (explore) the archaeology of this large area. When the archaeologists started work, stones from ancient houses 2………… (lie) under the ground for more than 8,000 years. The people who built these houses also 3………… (build) amazing long walls called ‘kites’ to catch animals with. The walls were many kilometres long and they met at a point. Animals that 4………… (run) away from the people could not escape from this point in the walls. Archaeologists think that the walls at Jibal al-Khashabiyeh might be the oldest in the world: nobody 5………… (made) anything like this before. The kites show that the people who lived in the Black Desert 6………… (work) together in large teams to find food much earlier than they expected.

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_{Study Watch Out! Then complete the text with the correct past tense forms of the verbs in brackets.
أجب على الفراغ 6}

ARCHAEOLOGISTS DISCOVER ANCIENT WALLS

Before the Eastern Badia Archaeological Project (EBAP) visited the Black Desert of Jordan, nobody 1………… (explore) the archaeology of this large area. When the archaeologists started work, stones from ancient houses 2………… (lie) under the ground for more than 8,000 years. The people who built these houses also 3………… (build) amazing long walls called ‘kites’ to catch animals with. The walls were many kilometres long and they met at a point. Animals that 4………… (run) away from the people could not escape from this point in the walls. Archaeologists think that the walls at Jibal al-Khashabiyeh might be the oldest in the world: nobody 5………… (made) anything like this before. The kites show that the people who lived in the Black Desert 6………… (work) together in large teams to find food much earlier than they expected.