Secondary School
Level : 1st year Literary and scientific streams
Time: 2
hours
Second Term Exam
Part one: Reading And Interpreting: (15pts )
Read the text
carefully then do the activities:
Carol Kendall, from the Daily News,
has written this report after having questioned 100 teenagers about their
leisure activities to know what young people in Britain do in their leisure time.
In Britain , young people have a lot
of hobbies they practise in their free time. These activities are sporting and
non-sporting activities.
Among the non-sporting activities, all adolescents said that they loved
watching T.V. When I asked them which programmes they preferred best, most of
them replied they enjoyed listening to music.
When asked if they used the internet, many of them answered that they
spent a lot of time chatting with friends, playing video games and watching
videos. Some of them said they liked going to concert or the theatre, and
others told me they enjoyed eating in a fast-food restaurant. I, then ,wanted
to know if they liked reading and only a few of them replied they did.
As to the sporting activities, boys are more sporty than girls. O f
course, football is the most popular sport among boys. Both boys and girls said
they did a lot of cycling. Forty two boys and thirty six girls said they liked
going to the swimming pool. When I asked them what other sports they practised,
they replied tennis and basket-ball. Only 6o/o of the boys added that they
practised boxing. None of the girls is interested in that sport which they find
too violent.
Collection
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A-COMPREHENSION: ( 7pts )
1-Choose the correct answer: (1pt )
Caroll Kendall
is a :
a-reporter.
b-sports
commentator.
c-specialist
in youth’s problems.
2- Read the text and say whether the following
sentences are true or false: ( 2pts )
a- The young
people’s favourite programme on T.V is music.
b- Most of them liked reading in their free
time.
c- Cycling is
the most common activity.
d- Boxing is
one of the girls’ favourite sport.
3-Answer the following questions according to the
passage: ( 3pts )
a- Why did
the reporter conduct the survey?
b- Do
teenagers use the internet? What for?
c- What
non-sporting activities do teenagers practise?
4- Give a title to the passage. (1pt )
B- Text Exploration : (8pts )
1- Match words with their definitions: ( 2pts )
Word
|
Definition
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hobby
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Involving physical force
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Survey
|
Generally informal talk
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Violent
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General view of study of something
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Chat
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Activity you do for pleasure in your free time
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2- Divide the following words into roots and
suffixes:( 1pt )
Word
|
Root
|
Suffix
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1-tasteful
2-grammarian
3-firmly
4-hopeless
|
|
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3- Report what the speakers say: (2pts)
a-“Why
do you want to buy this book now , Milly ?", asked Joan.
-Joan
asked Milly……………………………………………………
b- “Don’t
take this car”, ordered Ned.
-Ned
ordered…………………………………………………………
c- “ I
spend much of my leisure time surfing on the net”, said Nicholas.
-Nicholas
said…………………………………………………………….
d- “Do you
read daily newspapers?”, asked the journalist.
-The
journalist asked……………………………………………………..
4-Supply questions to the following answers: (2pts)
1- I like listening to pop music.
2- I spend most of my leisure time reading.
5-Classify the following words according to the
pronunciation of their final “s”: (1pt)
- beaches -tops -adolescents -balls.
/ s
/
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/ z /
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/ Iz /
|
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Part two: Written Expression: ( 5pts )
Use the following questionnaire results to write a
report about young people reading habits :
Reading habits-Questionnaire results
Number of informants: 68
Sex : Boys: 34
Girls: 34
Age: 15 -20
Favourite reading :
Boys: adventure stories ( 23 )-detective stories (9 )-newspapers( 30 )-novels (0 )
Girls: romances (33 )-fairy tales (6 )-novels
(12)-magazines (34 )-newspapers(29).
Kind of rubrics(newspapers / magazines ):
Boys
: sports events (34 )-politics and world news (21 )
Girls
: horoscope (33)-opinion page (30 )-poetry(16 )-home events (10 )-sports
events ( 10 )
Boys and girls have the same reading habits:
Yes No
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