اختبار تحديد مستوى اللغة الإنجليزية المبدئي (CEFR) النموذج 3

She is ___ engineer.

There are five ___ in the park.

___ a pen on the desk.

It is raining, so I need my ___.

What is the opposite of "early"?

"Today the weather is cold and cloudy. Yesterday it was sunny and warm. Tomorrow, the weather forecast says it will rain. I need to bring my coat."

What does the weather forecast say about tomorrow?

I saw Ali yesterday, and I gave ___ the book.

When I was young, I ___ play football every day.

This is ___ restaurant in the city.

I don't have ___ money with me right now.

What does "affordable" mean?

The coach asked the players to ___ hard before the match.

"Omar plays basketball for his school team. He practices three times a week after classes. Last month, his team won the regional championship, and Omar was named the best player of the tournament."

What happened to Omar's team last month?

I ___ for this company for five years.

If I ___ you, I would accept the offer.

___ I leave the room for a moment?

It was ___ cold that we cancelled the trip.

What is a synonym for "convenient"?

You can ___ your order online within 24 hours.

"Online shopping has changed the way people buy products. Instead of visiting physical stores, customers can now order items from their phones and have them delivered directly to their homes. However, some shoppers still prefer visiting stores because they like to see and touch products before buying them."

Why do some shoppers still prefer physical stores?

By next year, she ___ her degree.

He asked me ___.

The box is ___ heavy for me to carry alone.

What does "inevitable" mean?

The company had to ___ its strategy after the market changed.

"Climate change has prompted many educational institutions to rethink their curricula, integrating sustainability topics across various subjects rather than confining them to environmental science classes. Educators argue that equipping students with a broad understanding of environmental issues, regardless of their field of study, is essential for preparing a generation capable of addressing future ecological challenges."

What are many educational institutions doing in response to climate change?

"Climate change has prompted many educational institutions to rethink their curricula, integrating sustainability topics across various subjects rather than confining them to environmental science classes. Educators argue that equipping students with a broad understanding of environmental issues, regardless of their field of study, is essential for preparing a generation capable of addressing future ecological challenges."

According to the text, why is this approach considered important?

___ after the merger was finalized did the shareholders learn the true cost.

The documents ___ before the deadline.

I wish you ___ interrupt me while I'm speaking.

What does "discrepancy" mean?

The new evidence ___ the earlier findings of the research team.

"Rapid urbanization across the developing world has placed unprecedented strain on infrastructure, housing, and public services. While cities often serve as engines of economic opportunity, attracting migrants in search of employment, the pace of growth frequently outstrips municipal planning capacity, resulting in overcrowded neighborhoods and inadequate access to basic amenities such as clean water and sanitation."

Why do people migrate to cities, according to the text?

"Rapid urbanization across the developing world has placed unprecedented strain on infrastructure, housing, and public services. While cities often serve as engines of economic opportunity, attracting migrants in search of employment, the pace of growth frequently outstrips municipal planning capacity, resulting in overcrowded neighborhoods and inadequate access to basic amenities such as clean water and sanitation."

What problem results from cities growing faster than municipal planning capacity?

Were the negotiations ___ fail, both parties would face significant losses.

___ of the new policy led to widespread criticism.

He could have finished the report, but he didn't ___.

What does "tenuous" mean?

The professor's theory was later ___ through extensive empirical research.

"Linguists have long debated the extent to which language shapes thought, a concept known as linguistic relativity. Proponents of a strong version of this hypothesis argue that the structure of one's native language fundamentally constrains cognitive processes, while more moderate positions suggest that language merely influences, rather than determines, how speakers perceive and categorize the world around them."

What do moderate positions on linguistic relativity suggest?