امتحان محوسب في المفردات والتحدث – الوحدة 5 – LESSON 1B (Workbook 36 & 37) – اللغة الإنجليزية 12th

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We were all struggling with the grammar, but he ................ through it all.

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Don’t talk to me! I need to get my ................ down and get this work finished.

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As soon as the exam started, my mind went ................ .

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Being polite was ................ into us from an early age.

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As long as you can keep ................ track, you should do well this year.

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I really need a holiday! I’ve been ................ on empty for months now.

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I just can’t ................ the hang of this game. I keep losing!

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"have no energy left" is the meaning of:

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"focus on something" is the meaning of:

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"teach something by repeating it many times" is the meaning of:

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"learn how to do something" is the meaning of:

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"do something successfully and easily" is the meaning of:

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"continue to make good progress with an activity" is the meaning of:

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"suddenly forget information that you knew previously" is the meaning of:

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The rescuers made a last-ditch effort to

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He made a misguided attempt to

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We made a detour in a futile attempt to

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They didn’t really have much time so they only

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If we want to get this finished today,

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He sped up towards the end of the race

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Knowing that he was almost out of time, he made a ................ attempt to finish the essay.

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She made a ................ effort to get there on time and, luckily, succeeded.

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He made a  ................ effort to keep up, and soon gave up.

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It isn’t just about trying hard today, but about making a ................ effort over the next few weeks.

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At least you tried. It was a ................ effort. Well done!

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I don’t think you can cram another scoop of ice cream ................ that bowl!

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We all stood staring ................ the porcupine in the back garden. Where could it have come from?

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A sticking plaster solution can easily backfire ................ you and make things worse.

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Never let anything deflect you ................ pursuing your dreams.

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The problem with cramming ................ exams, is that you will forget everything afterwards.

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You won’t pass unless you start applying yourself ................ your work.

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Snacking between meals is associated ................ unhealthy eating.

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Start by sorting the names ................ alphabetical order.

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He didn’t really try to win the prize. HALF-HEARTED

He ................ to win the prize.

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The car was really full with six of us. CRAMMED

There were ................ the car.

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He shouldn’t have attempted to swim across the river. MISGUIDED

He ................ to swim across the river.

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If you keep studying, you should get a great mark. TRACK

You're ................ great marks if you keep studying.

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I found it difficult to drive when I first tried. HANG

It was difficult to ................ when I first tried.

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I completely forgot everything. BLANK

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VISITING ISITING THE MEMORY PALACE
The Memory Palace sounds like it might be the name of a place, but it’s actually a technique invented by the ancient Greeks for memorising anything that you need to ¹............ into your head. You might not see the point of learning how to memorise facts and figures when everything can be found at the touch of a button, but there are still a surprising number of occasions when developing a super memory will be useful. Not least if you’re ²............ for an exam. If you master this technique, your mind may never ³............ again!

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VISITING ISITING THE MEMORY PALACE
The Memory Palace sounds like it might be the name of a place, but it’s actually a technique invented by the ancient Greeks for memorising anything that you need to ¹............ into your head. You might not see the point of learning how to memorise facts and figures when everything can be found at the touch of a button, but there are still a surprising number of occasions when developing a super memory will be useful. Not least if you’re ²............ for an exam. If you master this technique, your mind may never ³............ again!

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VISITING ISITING THE MEMORY PALACE
The Memory Palace sounds like it might be the name of a place, but it’s actually a technique invented by the ancient Greeks for memorising anything that you need to ¹............ into your head. You might not see the point of learning how to memorise facts and figures when everything can be found at the touch of a button, but there are still a surprising number of occasions when developing a super memory will be useful. Not least if you’re ²............ for an exam. If you master this technique, your mind may never ³............ again!

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The idea behind the Memory Palace is to ⁴............ the information you want to remember with a place that you know very well, such as your own home. Close your eyes and imagine walking through this location. As you go, visually put each piece of information in a specific place. The more visual and memorable you can make the image, the better. For example, let’s say you want to remember the expression ‘make a ⁵............ effort’. You might imagine a knight in armour making an effort to open your front door, which is badly stuck.

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The idea behind the Memory Palace is to ⁴............ the information you want to remember with a place that you know very well, such as your own home. Close your eyes and imagine walking through this location. As you go, visually put each piece of information in a specific place. The more visual and memorable you can make the image, the better. For example, let’s say you want to remember the expression ‘make a ⁵............ effort’. You might imagine a knight in armour making an effort to open your front door, which is badly stuck.

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When you later want to recall the items, just imagine yourself walking the same mental route, and the items should come back to you without even really having to ⁶............ yourself to it. With practice, you’ll soon get the ⁷............ of it, and be able to ⁸............ through any exams with ease.

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When you later want to recall the items, just imagine yourself walking the same mental route, and the items should come back to you without even really having to ⁶............ yourself to it. With practice, you’ll soon get the ⁷............ of it, and be able to ⁸............ through any exams with ease.

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When you later want to recall the items, just imagine yourself walking the same mental route, and the items should come back to you without even really having to ⁶............ yourself to it. With practice, you’ll soon get the ⁷............ of it, and be able to ⁸............ through any exams with ease.