امتحان محوسب في مراجعة الوحدة 4 – (Student’s Book 52 & 53) Revision – اللغة الإنجليزية 11th

1.

_{Choose the correct words.}

The journalist ................ his story was true, although it is difficult to believe him.

2.

_{Choose the correct words.}

Tourists love ................ for photos in front of famous buildings.

3.

_{Choose the correct words.}

She spent four years in prison for ................ .

4.

_{Choose the correct words.}

No one will ever know what really happened. It remains ................ .

5.

_{Choose the correct words.}

The men refuted the ................ that they had committed the crime.

6.

_{Choose the correct words.}

I love taking ................ photos of the countryside.

7.

_{Choose the correct words.}

This photo ................ a feeling of nostalgia.

8.

_{Complete the dialogue. أكمل الفراغ 1}

A: I’d like to work in journalism. I think it would be very rewarding to help ¹.............. corruption.
B: I agree, although it depends what type of a journalist you are! Some don’t work in the ².............. interest. They love exaggerating and write ³.............. stories about things that aren’t really very important at all, just to get people to read their reports. People seem to love clicking on their clickbait ⁴.............., whatever the story.

9.

_{Complete the dialogue. أكمل الفراغ 2}

A: I’d like to work in journalism. I think it would be very rewarding to help ¹.............. corruption.
B: I agree, although it depends what type of a journalist you are! Some don’t work in the ².............. interest. They love exaggerating and write ³.............. stories about things that aren’t really very important at all, just to get people to read their reports. People seem to love clicking on their clickbait ⁴.............., whatever the story.

10.

_{Complete the dialogue. أكمل الفراغ 3}

A: I’d like to work in journalism. I think it would be very rewarding to help ¹.............. corruption.
B: I agree, although it depends what type of a journalist you are! Some don’t work in the ².............. interest. They love exaggerating and write ³.............. stories about things that aren’t really very important at all, just to get people to read their reports. People seem to love clicking on their clickbait ⁴.............., whatever the story.

11.

_{Complete the dialogue. أكمل الفراغ 4}

A: I’d like to work in journalism. I think it would be very rewarding to help ¹.............. corruption.
B: I agree, although it depends what type of a journalist you are! Some don’t work in the ².............. interest. They love exaggerating and write ³.............. stories about things that aren’t really very important at all, just to get people to read their reports. People seem to love clicking on their clickbait ⁴.............., whatever the story.

12.

_{Complete the dialogue. أكمل الفراغ 5}

A: True. What makes a story worth publishing depends on the newspaper or site. Some of them seem to think that stories about absolute rubbish are ⁵.............. . I’d like to write ⁶.............. articles presenting both ⁷.............. of a story. I’d really like to shed ⁸.............. on issues of real importance that people should know about.
B: What if you had to write a really sad, ⁹.............. story? Could you do it? A: I guess so, but I’d like to work on happy, ¹⁰.............. ones too which help readers feel good.

13.

_{Complete the dialogue. أكمل الفراغ 6}

A: True. What makes a story worth publishing depends on the newspaper or site. Some of them seem to think that stories about absolute rubbish are ⁵.............. . I’d like to write ⁶.............. articles presenting both ⁷.............. of a story. I’d really like to shed ⁸.............. on issues of real importance that people should know about.
B: What if you had to write a really sad, ⁹.............. story? Could you do it? A: I guess so, but I’d like to work on happy, ¹⁰.............. ones too which help readers feel good.

14.

_{Complete the dialogue. أكمل الفراغ 7}

A: True. What makes a story worth publishing depends on the newspaper or site. Some of them seem to think that stories about absolute rubbish are ⁵.............. . I’d like to write ⁶.............. articles presenting both ⁷.............. of a story. I’d really like to shed ⁸.............. on issues of real importance that people should know about.
B: What if you had to write a really sad, ⁹.............. story? Could you do it? A: I guess so, but I’d like to work on happy, ¹⁰.............. ones too which help readers feel good.

15.

_{Complete the dialogue. أكمل الفراغ 8}

A: True. What makes a story worth publishing depends on the newspaper or site. Some of them seem to think that stories about absolute rubbish are ⁵.............. . I’d like to write ⁶.............. articles presenting both ⁷.............. of a story. I’d really like to shed ⁸.............. on issues of real importance that people should know about.
B: What if you had to write a really sad, ⁹.............. story? Could you do it? A: I guess so, but I’d like to work on happy, ¹⁰.............. ones too which help readers feel good.

16.

_{Complete the dialogue. أكمل الفراغ 9}

A: True. What makes a story worth publishing depends on the newspaper or site. Some of them seem to think that stories about absolute rubbish are ⁵.............. . I’d like to write ⁶.............. articles presenting both ⁷.............. of a story. I’d really like to shed ⁸.............. on issues of real importance that people should know about.
B: What if you had to write a really sad, ⁹.............. story? Could you do it? A: I guess so, but I’d like to work on happy, ¹⁰.............. ones too which help readers feel good.

17.

_{Complete the dialogue. أكمل الفراغ 10}

A: True. What makes a story worth publishing depends on the newspaper or site. Some of them seem to think that stories about absolute rubbish are ⁵.............. . I’d like to write ⁶.............. articles presenting both ⁷.............. of a story. I’d really like to shed ⁸.............. on issues of real importance that people should know about.
B: What if you had to write a really sad, ⁹.............. story? Could you do it? A: I guess so, but I’d like to work on happy, ¹⁰.............. ones too which help readers feel good.

18.

Circle the odd one out.

19.

Circle the odd one out.

20.

Circle the odd one out.

21.

Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.

 They were delighted as they .............. (just / solve) the puzzle.

22.

Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.

 Mustafa .............. (break) his leg last week. Before he .............. (fall), he .............. (try) to climb to the top of the mountain.

23.

Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.

 The concert was great, but when the band .............. (play) their second song, the lights .............. (go) out. It was a shame because it is my favourite song!

24.

Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.

 The protesters .............. (stand) outside the mine for two hours when the reporters .............. (arrive).

25.

Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.

 The airport .............. (close) two days ago because someone .............. (phone) to say there .............. (be) a bad storm coming. Luckily, it .............. (be) only a hoax.

26.

Complete the sentences with the phrases from the box.

 ................ such a weird story!

27.

Complete the sentences with the phrases from the box.

 ................ should you leave the building.

28.

Complete the sentences with the phrases from the box.

 ................ he run a marathon, but he did it alone!

29.

Complete the sentences with the phrases from the box.

 ................ she made the statement than she realised she had made a big mistake.

30.

Complete the sentences with the phrases from the box.

 ................ he know what a lucky escape he had had.

31.

Complete the sentences with the phrases from the box.

 ................ she started reading when she realised it was a hoax.

32.

_{Complete the text with the correct words formed from the verbs in bold.
أجب على الفراغ 1}

THE DEATH OF THE PRINT MEDIA?
By the year 2000, online news sites had begun to spread, although the vast 1.............. (MAJOR) of people still read their news in a traditional print newspaper. Soon after, many people switched to online news sites because of rapid 2.............. (IMPROVE) in mobile Internet technology and the digital media itself.

33.

_{Complete the text with the correct words formed from the verbs in bold.
أجب على الفراغ 2}

THE DEATH OF THE PRINT MEDIA?
By the year 2000, online news sites had begun to spread, although the vast 1.............. (MAJOR) of people still read their news in a traditional print newspaper. Soon after, many people switched to online news sites because of rapid 2.............. (IMPROVE) in mobile Internet technology and the digital media itself.

34.

_{Complete the text with the correct words formed from the verbs in bold.
أجب على الفراغ 3}

Many employees of print media 3.............. (ORGANISE) lost their jobs due to the widespread closures of local and regional press offices. In order to survive, the national daily print newspapers took the opportunity to develop digital media alternatives.4 .............. (CLEAR), this strategy worked as it pleased both readers who preferred print and the new online readership.

35.

_{Complete the text with the correct words formed from the verbs in bold.
أجب على الفراغ 4}

Many employees of print media 3.............. (ORGANISE) lost their jobs due to the widespread closures of local and regional press offices. In order to survive, the national daily print newspapers took the opportunity to develop digital media alternatives. 4 .............. (CLEAR), this strategy worked as it pleased both readers who preferred print and the new online readership.

36.

_{Complete the text with the correct words formed from the verbs in bold.
أجب على الفراغ 5}

However, and perhaps 5.............. (BELIEVE), not only are the big printed dailies still here, but they are still the preferred form for people to get news. In the UK, 25% of adults still read a printed newspaper.

37.

_{Complete the text with the correct words formed from the verbs in bold.
أجب على الفراغ 6}

So, we can perhaps conclude that digital media isn’t simply a 6.............. (REPLACE) for old-fashioned print media, but rather a compliment. Anyway, surely it is the 7.............. (FREE) of the press that matters, rather than the way information is presented to us?

38.

_{Complete the text with the correct words formed from the verbs in bold.
أجب على الفراغ 7}

So, we can perhaps conclude that digital media isn’t simply a 6.............. (REPLACE) for old-fashioned print media, but rather a compliment. Anyway, surely it is the 7.............. (FREE) of the press that matters, rather than the way information is presented to us?

39.

_{🔊 You are going to hear part of a radio interview with a journalist. Listen and choose the correct answer.}

Who or what influences people the most?

40.

_{🔊 You are going to hear part of a radio interview with a journalist. Listen and choose the correct answer.}

Why does Mazen tell the story about The War of the Worlds broadcast?

41.

_{🔊 You are going to hear part of a radio interview with a journalist. Listen and choose the correct answer.}

What opinion about the media does Mazen express?

42.

_{🔊 You are going to hear part of a radio interview with a journalist. Listen and choose the correct answer.}

What does Mazen say about fake news?

43.

_{🔊 You are going to hear part of a radio interview with a journalist. Listen and choose the correct answer.}

How does Mazen feel about people’s attitude to news?