اختبار تحديد مستوى اللغة الإنجليزية المبدئي (CEFR) النموذج 4

___ is my phone." (pointing at something near you)

I ___ swim very well.

___ the window, please.

I wash my hands with ___.

What is the opposite of "clean"?

"Yousef has a small dog named Max. Every morning, he takes Max for a walk in the park. Max likes to run and play with other dogs there."

Where does Yousef take Max every morning?

I ___ a cup of tea, please.

You ___ smoke inside the building. It's forbidden.

___ money do you need for the trip?

We don't have ___ bread for breakfast.

What does "spacious" mean?

The doctor gave me some ___ for my headache.

"Rania recently moved to a new apartment near the city center. The apartment is small but very spacious inside, with large windows that let in a lot of natural light. She is planning to buy some new furniture next week."

What is Rania planning to do next week?

You ___ apologize to her before it's too late.

The manager told the staff ___ late.

You finished the report, ___?

I have ___ finished my work, so I can help you now.

What is a synonym for "reliable"?

The company plans to ___ its operations to three new countries.

"Many small businesses have started using social media to reach new customers. By posting regularly and interacting with followers, business owners can build trust and increase sales without spending large amounts of money on traditional advertising."

How can small businesses build trust with customers, according to the text?

The man ___ near the window is my uncle.

He said he ___ finish the project by Friday.

She used to travel a lot, but she ___ travels anymore.

What does "versatile" mean?

The team had to ___ their approach after receiving negative feedback.

"Artificial lighting in urban areas, while essential for safety and productivity, has been linked to disruptions in natural sleep cycles among city residents. Researchers have found that prolonged exposure to blue light emitted from streetlights and electronic devices can interfere with the production of melatonin, a hormone that regulates sleep. Some cities have begun adopting warmer-toned street lighting in response to these findings."

What has artificial lighting been linked to, according to the text?

"Artificial lighting in urban areas, while essential for safety and productivity, has been linked to disruptions in natural sleep cycles among city residents. Researchers have found that prolonged exposure to blue light emitted from streetlights and electronic devices can interfere with the production of melatonin, a hormone that regulates sleep. Some cities have begun adopting warmer-toned street lighting in response to these findings."

How have some cities responded to these findings?

Under no circumstances ___ the confidential files be shared with third parties.

The new bridge ___ constructed at the moment.

It is essential that the report ___ submitted before the deadline.

What does "prevalent" mean?

The findings of the study ___ previous assumptions about consumer behavior.

"The gig economy has expanded rapidly over the past decade, offering workers unprecedented flexibility in how and when they work. However, this shift has also raised concerns among labor advocates regarding the erosion of traditional employment benefits, such as health insurance and retirement contributions, which have historically been tied to full-time positions rather than short-term or freelance arrangements."

What benefit does the gig economy offer workers, according to the text?

"The gig economy has expanded rapidly over the past decade, offering workers unprecedented flexibility in how and when they work. However, this shift has also raised concerns among labor advocates regarding the erosion of traditional employment benefits, such as health insurance and retirement contributions, which have historically been tied to full-time positions rather than short-term or freelance arrangements."

What concern do labor advocates raise about the gig economy?

___ had the merger been announced than the company's stock price surged.

___ the board failed to anticipate was the speed of the market's decline.

The lights were off, so they ___ already left.

What does "circumvent" mean?

The evidence presented was largely ___, relying more on assumption than fact.

"The concept of cognitive load has significant implications for instructional design, particularly in digital learning environments. When learners are presented with excessive extraneous information, their limited working memory capacity can become overwhelmed, impairing the retention of essential material. Effective instructional design, therefore, seeks to minimize unnecessary cognitive demands while emphasizing the core concepts learners are expected to internalize."

According to the text, what happens when learners face excessive extraneous information?