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Feelings in Britain
Feelings in Britain
He is naturally warm- hearted and at the same time afraid of what he thinks vulgarity of
exuberance. He wants to be liked, but will never show that he wants to be liked. He is sentimental but
will not admit to being guided by sentiment, and so he goes about in armor, and in the presence of
strangers, he rarely relaxes and lays it aside. When he does eventually lay aside his armor, then you
meet the real Englishman, genial, generous and sympathetically adaptable. He does not like the men
of some warmer countries, gives his friendship freely to all who come along, but when he does give it,
he gives it with all his heart.
A/ Comprehension (8 Points)
1- What type of text is it ? a/ Narrative b/Argumentative c/Descriptive (0.50)
a-The British are unware of being both frigid and rigid persons.
4-What or who do the underlined words in the text refer to? (1.50)
a- It § 1 b- His §2 c- his § 2
a- conscious § 1 b- shield §2
b- I wish …………………………………………………………………………………………………..
*emotions have components of two form; physical and mental and consist of body responses
Topic 1: Write an expository article of about 120 words on how American people express their
feelings. You may use the following notes:
Topic 2 : You are a member of an association which is organizing meetings in order to make people
aware of the various drawbacks of corruption. Write a public statement of about 120 words.