امتحان محوسب في القراءة والمفردات الوحدة 10 – (Student’s Book 52 & 53) LESSON 4A – اللغة الإنجليزية 11th

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________ suspense

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________ least

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________ addition

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________ fact

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________ all likelihood

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________ the impression

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________ purpose

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________ accident

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________ their/his/her (etc.) part

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 He didn’t mean to spoil the ending.

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 He didn’t mean to spoil the ending.

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 I thought that there would be a happy ending.

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 It is very probable that the show will be cancelled.

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 I have been excited since last week’s episode, waiting to see what happens!

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 You shouldn’t watch less than a few episodes before you decide.

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 I asked him what he had liked about the film besides the special effects.

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 To tell the truth, I don’t really mind spoilers.

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 Revealing the surprising part of the TV series was her mistake.

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 You make it sound as if I planned to do it!

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Why does the author suggest we may enjoy fiction?

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What did the first research study show?

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What extra point were they trying to make with the second study?

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What did the students conclude about stories which had been spoiled?

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What does the article suggest about the personality of people who avoid spoilers?

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What does the writer say about changing viewing habits?

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What is a 'spoiler' according to the article?

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Why might someone enjoy a story more the second time, according to the article?

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What is one conclusion from the second study?

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Why are some people happy to know the ending in advance?

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How do news sites usually deal with spoilers?

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What assumption did the second study challenge?

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What did the recent study with 412 students find?

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How has the internet changed our viewing habits?

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What did the first study show about people who read spoiled stories?

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What did the second study find about enjoyment halfway through a story?

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According to the article, what kind of people are likely to avoid spoilers?