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Saturday, May 4, 2013

امتحان السودان انجليزى 2013

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Arab Republic of Egypt
Ministry of Education
Completion of Egyptian G.S.C.E in the Republic of Sudan, 2013
[First Session – Second Stage]
First Foreign Language: English (2)     Time: 3 hours
اللغة الاجنبية الاولى (2)  / الانجليزية
 (الاسئلة في اربع صفحات)
A- Language Functions
1- Respond to each of the following situations:
1- Your uncle thinks that logging on the internet is a waste of time. Disagree giving a reason.
2- A tourist wants to know the places of interest in Egypt.
3- Your neighbour thanked you because you carried his heavy bag.
4- Your friend suggests going to Al Fostat Park. Suggest somewhere else.
2) Mention the place, the speakers and the language function in each of thefollowing two mini-dialogues:
1-  A: Look at this chart.                           Place   :…………..
    Can you see A & B?                     Speaker A :………
 B: No, I can't.                                       Speaker B : ………
    A: You need a pair of                           Function : ………
     glasses for reading.
                       
2-  A: Do you have anything to declare?     Place  : ......... 
   B: I have some gifts for my                      Speaker A :…...
    relatives.                                                  Speaker B :…..
 A: Please open your case.                          Function :…… 
  B: Ok, sir.                                     

B: Vocabulary and Structure
3) Choose the correct answer from a, b, c and d:
1- The bus stopped because there was a in the petrol tank.
     a) leak             b) lake          c) lock              d) look
2- A …………… is a formal, organized discussion.
    a) delete          b) debate         c) debit           d) departure
3- …………… cars are cheap nowadays.
    a) Use             b) Using            c) Misuse        d) Used
4- The new film …………… at 6.30 pm.
      a) will be starting       b) start        c) starts         d) starting
5- The second ………… of the 25th January Revolution was 3 months ago.
     a) university    b) anniversary        c) universe      d) birth place
6- Many children are …………… before strangers.
     a) shy              b) shameful            c) ashamed      d) shyness
7- The hard outside part of the tree is called the ……………
   a) root             b) leaves                   c) bark            d) trunk
8- He asked me …………… I had written my report or not.
    a) whether       b) weather           c) if                      d) had
9- ............       he arrived early yesterday, he could have attended the conference.
   a) Hadn't           b) Had                 c) Unless               d) If
10- The cup is empty. Mr Hassan drunk his orange juice.
     a) must have                          b) must have been     
    c) can't have                            d) can't be
11- Eighty pounds …………… enough to buy a meal.
       a) are                b) were              c) is             d) can
12- My uncle promises he …………… meet me at home.
       a) would           b) will               c) can           d) may
13- I'll have finished doing my homework ……..........… 8 o'clock   pm tomorrow.
        a) on                b) at                    c) for            b) by
14- I like that photograph on your computer ……………
        a) front             b) film             c) glass            d) screen
15- My daily begins when my alarm clock goes off at 6.30.
        a) routine        b) custom           c) red tape      d) traditions
16- The tower is one of the town's most famous ……………
        a) landslides     b) marks       c) products       d) landmarks

4) Find the mistake in each of the following sentences, then write them correctly:
1- Alfred Farag is a famous Egyptian playwrite.
2- My sister always enjoys to read adventure stories.
3- The foreigners, who stay ended, must leave our country.
4- When Nasser died, thousands of people attended his funnel.
5- Despite swimming is useful, I don't practise it.
6- A civil servant is someone who works for the army.
C- Reading
5) Read the following passage, then answer the questions:
        Japanese cars, although small in size, are very popular in America because they are very economical to maintain and fuel efficient. In general, American cars are neither economical to run nor efficient with fuel                                                                 
However, in comparison to other developed nations, gas in America is still reasonably priced. Americans, therefore, tend to clock in more miles on their cars every year because of the larger distances covered in getting from place to place. While Japan is well-connected by its excellent railroad system, America prides herself on her vast network of parkways and super-highways which connect the small towns with the bigger cities. Perhaps no country in the world has developed such as extensive highway system as the United States with many toll-free roads.
A. Answer the following questions:
1- What are the Japanese cars like?
2- Mention the drawbacks of the American cars.
3- Give the name of the fuel which is still reasonably priced in America.
B. Choose the correct answer from a, b, c or d:
4- Both the United States and Japan are …………… countries.
a) development                                               b) developed            
c) developing                                                 d) underdevelopment
5- What does the underlined word "their" refer to?
a)  miles        b) nations                c) distances            d) Americans
6) Read the following passage, then answer the questions:
          Are you a litterbug? Do you chew gum in the streets? Do you eat on the metro? Have you ever painted graffiti on walls? Are you a jaywalker? If you answered 'yes' to any of these questions, then be careful when you visit Singapore. There's a chance to be stopped and heavily fined! But if you like clean and safe streets, an interesting culture, then Singapore could be the perfect destination for your next holiday.
          Singapore is one of the world's richest cities. It is almost crime-free and spotless, steel and skyscrapers, shopping malls, top fashion houses, colourful local markets, discount shops for bargain-hunters, even air-conditioned walkways are all part of the magic of Singapore.
          The majority of Singaporeans are of Chinese origin, but there are ethnic groups from India, Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand living there. It is not surprising that the island has many interesting districts, calligraphers and fortunetellers can be found in Chinatown. Little India has spices, silverware, brassware and jasmine garlands. Malay villages display the traditional lifestyle of Malays and their arts and crafts such as batik painting and kite-making.
A. Answer the following questions:
1- How do shopkeepers keep cool in Singapore?
2- Where can you see Calligraphers in Singapore?
3- What does the underlined "It" refer to?
B. Choose the correct answer from a, b, c or d:
4- Most Singaporeans are of …………… origin.
a) Indian       b) Thai         c) Chinese      d) European
5- Singapore is almost …………
a) crime-free                 b) tax-free          c) free                              d) shop-free

The Novel (The Prisoner of Zenda)
A. Answer the following questions:
1- What kind of work does Rose suggest Rudolf should do?
2- Why does the Duke poison the king?
3- Why is Sapt so anxious about Rassendyll's decision to ride alone through the old town?
4- How does Rassendyll come out of the summer house alive?
B. Read the following quotation, then answer the questions:
"So you'd prefer to hunt animals than do your duties in the capital."
1- Who says this to Rassendyll?
2- When does the person say this?
3- What "animal" is Rassendyll going to hunt?
C) Find the mistake in each of the following and correct it:
1- Antoinette de Mauban asks Sapt to rescue her from the Duke.
2- The owner's wife of the inn thought that Rassendyll was the king.
D— Writing
8) Write a paragraph of about 100 words about:
"The mobile phone is a mixed blessing"
E) Translation
A. Translate into Arabic:
          In the future, the world's supplies of oil will dry up. Our vehicles will need a completely new form of energy. Experts believe that solar energy may have replaced oil by the 2010.
B. Translate into English:
1- تبذل الحكومة قصارى جهدها لتحسين العلاقات مع دول حوض النيل.
2- يجب أن نستصلح الصحراء ونحولها إلى أرض خضراء لتوفير الغذاء لكل مواطن.
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