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c or d:
1. What a delicious meal we had yesterday! The synonym of '’delicious'' is ……….. .
a) nasty b) tasty c) musty d) fusty
2. She didn't ………….. committing the murder and behaved as a mad woman.
a) impress b) express c) confess d) adapt
3. Your violent ………… wasn't accepted. You must apologue.
a) reaction b) option c) interjection d) collection
4. He was set free because there was no ………….. against him.
a) cattle b) glue c) evidence d) technique
5. Belonging to one person, rather than to other people or to people in general means ………. .
a) formal b) personal c) social d) industrial
6. Hany doesn't eat any meat, but he eats only vegetables and fruits; he is a/an ………….. .
a) politician b) musician c) historian d) vegetarian
7. Nader spent the weekend at home, but he ………… it at his grandparents.
a) could spend b) could have spent c) could be spending d) able to spend
8. I suggest that you …………. join that club. It is not expensive but great.
a) must b) should c) mustn't d) needn't
9. If they had my mobile phone number, they ………….. me regularly.
a) would call b) would have called c) could be called d) will call
10. Next October, my father ………….. 67 years old.
a) is being b) can be c) will be d) would be
11. Layan is …………. cooperative than her brother.
a) more b) most c) least d) many
12. Missing that wonderful chance means that she is …………. .
a) honourable b) selfish c) cute d) foolish
13. Miss Heba,how are you? I haven't seen you ………….. ages.
a) since b) by c) for d) at
14. Rasha, don't be noisy and focus ………… your exam.
a) with b) on c) at d) by
15. Our roof is in a bad condition. It is supposed ………….. .
a) fixed b) be fixed c) to be fixing d) to be fixed
2) Read the following passage, then choose the correct answer:
Over the past forty years, computers and the internet have become more and more important
to us. In fact, depending on computer, technology continues to grow every day. We seem to
use computers for almost everything these days in shopping, driving our car or, communicating
with relatives and colleagues.
This explosion in computer technology has resulted in a rush to install computers in every
classroom and to wire every school to the internet. In the USA, between 1984,and 1997 alone,
the number of computers in secondary schools increased to more than 8 million. Both
educators and students alike have been forced to keep up with this new wave of technology.
Teachers have found that even though they themselves are still trying to learn the most basic
of computer skills, they are expected to teach students about computer knowhow.