امتحان محوسب في القواعد – الوحدة 3 – LESSON 5B (Workbook 23 & 24) – اللغة الإنجليزية 12th

_{Find and correct one mistake in each sentence.}

The interior of the building considered to be one of the finest of its kind in the country.

_{Find and correct one mistake in each sentence.}

In Victorian times, corn traded there.

_{Find and correct one mistake in each sentence.}

Leeds Corn Exchange built in 1863.

_{Find and correct one mistake in each sentence.}

Recently, it been refurbished and is now home to many independent shops and designers.

_{Find and correct one mistake in each sentence.}

It is a grade 1 listed building which means it cannot altered without permission.

_{Rewrite the sentences using the Passive.}

We will prosecute all shoplifters.
All ................................ .

_{Rewrite the sentences using the Passive.}

Reading a review has convinced 82 percent of consumers to make a purchase.
82 percent ................................ .

_{Rewrite the sentences using the Passive.}

The manager sacked the shop assistant.
The shop assistant ................................ .

_{Rewrite the sentences using the Passive.}

Genuine individual online reviews of products infl uence over 93 percent of consumers.
Over ................................ .

_{Rewrite the sentences using the Passive.}

People think that shopping will always be a social experience.
It ............................... .

_{Rewrite the sentences using the Passive.}

Someone didn’t wash the dishes last night.
The dishes ................................ .

_{Match reasons for using the Passive a–f with sentences 1–6 from Exercise 2.}

We want to sound more objective or talk about general opinions.

_{Match reasons for using the Passive a–f with sentences 1–6 from Exercise 2.}

There is a tendency to put the new or most interesting information at the end of the sentence.

_{Match reasons for using the Passive a–f with sentences 1–6 from Exercise 2.}

It is obvious who carried out the action.

_{Match reasons for using the Passive a–f with sentences 1–6 from Exercise 2.}

We want to avoid personal responsibility or blame.

_{Match reasons for using the Passive a–f with sentences 1–6 from Exercise 2.}

We are more interested in the action (e.g. a process) than who does it.

_{Match reasons for using the Passive a–f with sentences 1–6 from Exercise 2.}

There is a tendency not to start a sentence with a long complex subject.

_{Choose the best continuation for each sentence..}

My sister makes customised jeans.

_{Choose the best continuation for each sentence..}

Leeds is a popular shopping destination.

_{Choose the best continuation for each sentence..}

This jumper has shrunk.

_{Choose the best continuation for each sentence..}

Maha is an excellent salesperson.

_{Choose the best continuation for each sentence..}

Oxford Street is a famous shopping street in London.

_{Choose the best continuation for each sentence..}

Oxford Street is heavily polluted by traffic.

_{Complete the sentences with the correct forms of the verbs in brackets.}

It is often difficult ................ (see) the outside world when you’re in a shopping mall.

_{Complete the sentences with the correct forms of the verbs in brackets.}

This is because they ................ (design) to make people lose track of time.

_{Complete the sentences with the correct forms of the verbs in brackets.}

This is because they ................ (design) to make people lose track of time.

_{Complete the sentences with the correct forms of the verbs in brackets.}

For the same reason, it is unusual ................ (come across) a clock.

_{Complete the sentences with the correct forms of the verbs in brackets.}

This deliberate confusion of time and space ................ (know) as hyperreality.

_{Complete the sentences with the correct forms of the verbs in brackets.}

The confusion ................ (occur) when you stop looking for a specific item and start shopping in general.

_{Complete the sentences with the correct forms of the verbs in brackets.}

The store Dayton’s in the first shopping mall ................ (name) after the family that owned the mall.

_{Complete the sentences with the correct forms of the verbs in brackets.}

Unfortunately, it ................ (say) that the effect was not intentional.

_{Complete the sentences with the correct forms of the verbs in brackets.}

Designers of early shopping malls simply wanted shopping to ................ (experience) as a social event.

_{Rewrite the Passive sentences using a different subject.}

A lot of gift vouchers were given to me for my birthday.

_{Rewrite the Passive sentences using a different subject.}

All employees will be offered a discount.

_{Rewrite the Passive sentences using a different subject.}

I am owed a refund.

_{Rewrite the Passive sentences using a different subject.}

I have been shown the plans for the new shopping mall.

_{Rewrite the Passive sentences using a different subject.}

She had been given a shopping basket.

_{Rewrite the Passive sentences using a different subject.}

All the customers were given a freebie.

_{Complete the text with the most appropriate phrases from the box.
أجب على الفراغ 1
Why voice shopping may not be the next big thing after all}

When ¹............, it seemed as if voice shopping might be the next big thing. Let’s say you notice that your printer is getting low on ink. There’s no longer any need ²............ what you were doing and go online to buy it. Just say, ‘buy printer ink’, and it ³............ the very next day.

_{Complete the text with the most appropriate phrases from the box.
أجب على الفراغ 2
Why voice shopping may not be the next big thing after all}

When ¹............, it seemed as if voice shopping might be the next big thing. Let’s say you notice that your printer is getting low on ink. There’s no longer any need ²............ what you were doing and go online to buy it. Just say, ‘buy printer ink’, and it ³............ the very next day.

_{Complete the text with the most appropriate phrases from the box.
أجب على الفراغ 3
Why voice shopping may not be the next big thing after all}

When ¹............, it seemed as if voice shopping might be the next big thing. Let’s say you notice that your printer is getting low on ink. There’s no longer any need ²............ what you were doing and go online to buy it. Just say, ‘buy printer ink’, and it ³............ the very next day.

_{Complete the text with the most appropriate phrases from the box.
أجب على الفراغ 4}

And yet, only a tiny percentage of consumers ⁴............ voice shopping. One reason may be the high percentage of miscommunications. Unless the transaction is extremely simple, or it’s an item which ⁵............ before, there’s a very real risk that a completely wrong item will turn up on your doorstep. It may be that as the technology develops, these glitches ⁶............, but for now, it’s simply not taking off as a trend.

_{Complete the text with the most appropriate phrases from the box.
أجب على الفراغ 5}

And yet, only a tiny percentage of consumers ⁴............ voice shopping. One reason may be the high percentage of miscommunications. Unless the transaction is extremely simple, or it’s an item which ⁵............ before, there’s a very real risk that a completely wrong item will turn up on your doorstep. It may be that as the technology develops, these glitches ⁶............, but for now, it’s simply not taking off as a trend.

_{Complete the text with the most appropriate phrases from the box.
أجب على الفراغ 6}

And yet, only a tiny percentage of consumers ⁴............ voice shopping. One reason may be the high percentage of miscommunications. Unless the transaction is extremely simple, or it’s an item which ⁵............ before, there’s a very real risk that a completely wrong item will turn up on your doorstep. It may be that as the technology develops, these glitches ⁶............, but for now, it’s simply not taking off as a trend.