امتحان محوسب في القراءة والمفردات – الوحدة 2 – LESSON 2A (Student’s Book 16 & 17) – اللغة الإنجليزية 12th

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pulled

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getting off

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rushing

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spreading out

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crashing into

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slipped

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went down

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went slowly

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Usually means using a broom to collect dirt or dust from the floor; here: implies someone being pulled along amidst a group, typically a lack of control over this.

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Normally means a loud noise from the sky during a big storm; here: means going by very noisily.

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Normally means physically taking hold of something that moved through the air; here: means making eye contact with someone.

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Normally associated with producing something, e.g., from materials; here: something intangible is created (his way to the underground).

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Usually means grinding something, e.g., wheat; here: means a group of people moving about in a seemingly directionless way.

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Usually means recovering something that was lost; here: means beginning to feel confident in a new situation.

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Normally means suddenly landing on the ground by accident; here: changing your way of walking so that you start walking at the same pace as those around you.

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Typically means illegally copying something; here: means moving forward with some difficulty.

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Where was Malek when the story began?

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Where did Malek come from originally?

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What was the name of the metro line Malek needed?

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What does the word milling around suggest about the commuters?

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What was the situation inside the carriage?

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What does “forged ahead” mean in this context?

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What did the old man do that made Malek embarrassed?

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What was the weather like when Malek crossed the square?

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Why did everyone try to talk Malek out of his trip?

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How did Malek feel when he reached the platform?

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What happened when the express train thundered past?

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What did people who could reach the handrail do?

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What was Malek doing while looking at the Metro map?

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What did the old man forget when he left the train?

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How did Malek feel about the noise in the city square?

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What was Malek’s main reason for visiting Barcelona?

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Why was it a poor choice for Malek to stand near the track?

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What surprised Malek about the metro system?

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What problem did Malek face when the train started moving?

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How did Malek feel once he found his footing?