The Glory Series 3rd Secondary

Unit 1: Reach for the Stars:

examine gravity /
launch / gymnastics
leak / side effects
mission / / spin (v) ( )
secret / spoke (n)
system distance /
currently / weightless
location anniversary
space shuttle orbit ( )

Key Vocabulary:
astronaut steam
space station plan /
space exploration lift (n. & v.) /
spacecraft decrease
space tourism benefit / /
main arrangement
temperature available /
deaf step
particularly zero gravity
properly ordinary gravity
serious / physical exercises
replace / equipment /
hole / / perform /
liquid transport /
organized metal bar
damage / ring
representative / wheel ( / )
sat-nav. instant
giant sources
magic / a waste of time
lethargy / questionnaire /
dizziness / fuel pump
vomiting / ordinary
nausea global warming

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Prepositions, Idioms & Expressions:

look forward to suffer from
do a space walk treatment for
do gymnastics break down
do a repair have fun with
walk on fly by ..
at a height of take off ( )
look down on depend on
spend money on take turns
benefit from queue up /
be + attached to / go on a mission
send ... into space .... go for walk
Theres a problem with stand still

Queue (up) = line ( )

row ( )
Location / /
destination ( )
anniversary
memorial
memory /
The + , the + ........

The older you get, the more cautious you become.

The more people want to do something, the cheaper it will become.
Choose the correct answer:
1- The car stopped because there was a (leak-lake-lick-lock) in the petrol tank.
2- The plane will take (on-down-after-off) at 7.30 in the morning.
3- The astronauts went on a (twohour / two hours / two hours / two hours)
space walk to replace a broken fuel pump.
4- Space (fusions-miseries-professions-missions) can take several years.
5- The moon has less (degree-gravity-destiny-humidity) than the earth, so you
could jump much higher there.
6- (Doing-Making-Having-Taking) gymnastics is a good way of keeping fit.
7- Two of the (sticks-bars-tyres-spokes) on the front wheel of my bike were
broken in the accident.
8- Some people have benefited more (for-by-from-with) this TV. Programme.
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9- When you are (weighting-weight-weightless-weighty) in space, it must be
very difficult to stand still.
10- (Currently-Current-Currency-Currencies) Im working for important exams.
Then, when I finish, Im going on holiday.
11- Scientists are looking for ways of (increase-increasingly-increasing-
increased) our knowledge of the world.
12- There were ten (pilots-astronomers-astronauts-astrologers) on the spaceship
Colombia.
13- The crew are planning a (four-hour / four hours / four hours / four hours)
space walk to carry out the necessary repair work on the shuttle.
14- A lot of scientists are doing experiments to find a (solution-treatment-deal-
reply) for swine flu.
15- Astronauts cope (up-for-by-with) weightlessness inside a spacecraft.
16- Have you ever seen a space shuttle at its (lunch-launch-punch-pinch)?
17- Astronauts float in space because of zero (degree-gravity-density-humidity).
18- Space cruisers will probably (orbit-wander-fly-move) the Earth at a height of
320 kilometres.
19- If your car breaks (out-into-through-down) you can use the mobile phone to
get help.
20- Astronauts float in space because they are (weighty-weightless-weigh-way).
21- When I go to the cinema, I like to sit in the back (file-queue-line-row).
22- I asked the garage to (make-do-get-have) repairs to the brakes on my car.
23- Space tourists will be able to practise (weighting-weight-weightless-
weighty) sports.
24- This airline flies to many (goals-aims-destinations-positions) around the
world.
25- I think there's a problem (of -at- for- with) my internet connection.
Find the mistake in each of the following sentences:
1- The astronaut is traveling into space to destroy the International Space Station.
2- Gratitude is what makes objects fall to the ground.
3- The plane is flying at a high of 150 kilometres.
4- The electrician will make repairs on my TV.
5- Traveling from Alex to Cairo is only a two - hours drive in a car.
6- The car licked oil all over the drive.
7- Thank you on your invitation which I accept with pleasure.
8- Gymnastics are a sport in which physical exercises and movements are
performed.
9- Under our educational order, you can choose the type of schooling that your
child receives.
10- Some of the speaks of my bicycle wheel are broken.

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:
:( will)
(Expect-surethink-probably-hope-believe-Perhaps-know- wonder suppose)
-I expect he will win the first prize.
: If
- If it rains, we will stay at home.
.(future facts) will
- Ill be 16 next week.
.(predictions) will
- Ill probably be away for a week.
.(quick decision) will
- Thats the phone Ill answer it.
(request) ( offer) will
- Ill go shopping with you if you like. (Offer)
- Will you look at my homework tonight, please? (Request)
(promise) .(threat) will
- Ill resign if I dont get a pay rise.
: will
Will + inf. + when/as soon as/after/before/till/until +
- Ill leave the office after I finish (have finished) my work.
- Ill finish my work before I leave (have left) the office.
- I wont leave the office until I finish (have finished) my work.
:( am /is /are going to + infinitive )
( have decided before / made up my mind / my plan / intend )
plans intentions going to
ambition decisions
- Were saving up because were going to buy a car.
. going to
- I think Im going to fail this exam. I havent done much work.
- I expect he will win the first prize. He is very fit.
:( am /is / are+ V.ing)
(arranged / arrangement).
- Hes traveling to Assiut tomorrow. (Hes got his ticket.)

: ) (

.
My plane leaves at 7.30 in the morning. The course starts in October.
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Choose the correct answer:
1. Its arranged. We (are going-will go-go-shall go) to the Red Sea this summer.
2. I think my brother (will be -is going to be-is being-is) a doctor. Hes very
clever.
3. My lesson (finishes-is finishing-is going to finish-was finishing) at four
oclock this afternoon.
4. I (meet-am meeting-will meet-is going to meet) a friend from Cairo on
Monday. Ive arranged that.
5. We wont start the meeting until you (arrives-had arrived-will arrive-arrive).
6. I think it (will rain-is going to rain-is raining-rains). The sky is cloudy.
7. He (will fly-is going to fly-is flying-will be flying) to London tomorrow. Hes
got his ticket.
8. You (will break-would break-have broken-should break) it if you arent
careful.
9. The concert this evening (starts-will start-is starting-is going to start) at 7.
10. We (start-have started-will start-started) the meeting as soon as he
arrives.
11. When he (visits-will visit-visiting-visit) me tomorrow, Ill tell him all about
my new book.
12. A: The phone is ringing.
B: I (answer-am going to answer-am answering-will answer) it.
13. (Are you playing-Do you play-Shall you play-Do you go to play) tennis
after school today?
14. We (have-are having-were having-would have) a party next Saturday. Would
you like to come?
15. Ive decided that I (will tidy-tidy-am tidying-am going to tidy) my room
this morning.

Find the mistake in each of the following sentences:

1. My plane will leave at ten o'clock tomorrow.
2. He is very careless driver. He is driving too fast. I think he will have an accident.
3. Our team is attacking hard. They will score a goal.
4. It is predicted that people are booking their space holidays in the next 10 years.
5. I am sure; it is being an exciting match.
6. It is arranged .We will go to The Red Sea this summer.
7. Look at those black clouds. It will rain.
8. Perhaps it is raining tomorrow.
9. As soon as he will finish the project, he will go abroad.
10. I need to get fit, so Ive made a decision. I do more exercise.

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Interviewer Thank you for coming into the studio this morning. Could you start by
telling the listeners what youre doing this week?
Astronaut: Well, this is a very special week for me. Tomorrow afternoon, Im
traveling with two other astronauts to a secret location. The launch is
at 7.50 the next evening.
Interviewer How exciting! Will this be the first time youve been in space?
Astronaut: Yes, it will. Im really looking forward to it.
Interviewer What is your mission, exactly?
Astronaut: We have to repair equipment on the International Space Station.
Interviewer Whats the problem?
Astronaut: There are two or three things we need to look at, but the main problem
is the temperature control system. We think there may be a leak of
some kind.
Interviewer Is that a difficult job?
Astronaut: No, not particularly, but well almost certainly need to spend some time
working outside.
Interviewer Do you mean a spacewalk?
Astronaut: Yes, maybe, but we wont know for sure until were there and can
examine the equipment properly.
Interviewer Isnt that really dangerous?
Astronaut: Not really weve had a lot of training and of course were going to be
very careful.
Interviewer How long will you be in space for?
Astronaut: Well probably be there for about five or six days. It depends on how
serious the problems are.
Interviewer Thats very exciting. Thanks for talking to us and good luck with your
mission!
Choose the right answer:
1. Could you start by telling the listeners what you ----------this week?
a- will do b- do c- have done d- are doing
2. Tomorrow afternoon, I -------- with two other astronauts to a secret location.
a- am traveling b- will travel c- can travel d- travel
3. The launch ----------- at 7.50 the next evening.
a- is to be b- will be c- is going to be d- is
4. The main problem is the temperature control system. We think there may be
----------- of some kind.
a- a lack b- leaky c- a leak d- a lock
5. We have to repair equipment ------------ the international Space Station.
a- in b- on c- at d- for
6. We wont know ---------- sure until were there.
a- with b- by c- to d- for
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Space holidays:
July 2009 was the 40th anniversary of man first walking on the Moon. Ever since
that day, we have been promised that holidays in space are not far away. Now a
representative for the World Tourism Organization predicts that, in the next ten
years, people will be queuing to book their holidays in space. They will fly by rocket
to a space station which will be orbiting the Earth at a height of 320 kilometers - that
is about the same as the distance from Cairo to EI-Minya. The space station itself will
be like a giant spinning wheel with spokes like a bike wheel. There will be two kinds of
spokes: those with ordinary gravity and those with zero gravity for weightless sports.
Some people who are interested in space holidays are worried that, as space tourists,
they will suffer from the same horrible side effects as astronauts have suffered from,
but experts say that there are now treatments for most side effects.
Just think about such a holiday in space. Everyone who has traveled in space has
described the magic feeling of looking down on the Earth as it spins below you. It will
be impossible to go shopping or go for a walk, but think of the fun you can have with
weightless football or weightless gymnastics.
For most people, the main disadvantage at the moment is the cost of space holidays.
Currently, the cost of a holiday is very high; but, like everything else, the more
people want to do something, the cheaper it will become. So, if you are
interested, start saving now.
Choose the right answer:
1- In 10 to 15 years people will be (queuing- rowing- lining- sitting) up to
take their holidays in space.
2- Experts say that there are now treatments (to -for -in -from) most side effects.
3- When you are (countless-weightless-harmless-endless) in space, it must
be very difficult to stand still.
4- Gymnastics and football are two sports that people can (do- make- act-
create) in space.
5- I don't think you understand the (serious- dangerous- gravity- seriously)
of the situation.
6- The more people want to do something, the (cheap- cheaper- cheapest-
expensive) it will become.
7- You'll have to queue (over- on- up- out) and wait your turn like everybody else.
Find the mistake and correct it:
1-In the next ten years, people will be rowing to book their holidays in space.
2- Space tourists can make weightless sports in space.
3-Everyone traveled in space described the magical feeling of looking down on
the Earth.
4-It is wonderful to see the Earth spinning under you.
5the soonest they call, the earlier we behave.
6-July 2009 was the 40th anniversary of man first walked on the moon.
7-You can take this medicine. It has no side affects.
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Test 1
1- Respond to each of the following situations:
1- Someone says that space exploration is too expensive. You agree.
2- Someone says that computers are a bad thing. You do not have the same opinion.
3- One of your friends says he thinks walking in space would be very frightening.
You think hes right.
4- You hear someone say that all astronauts are very rich. You know this is not true.
2- Mention the place, the speakers and the language function:
1- A: Could you tell our listeners what you are doing this week?
B: Im traveling into space with two other colleagues.
A: Whats your mission exactly? Place: -------------------------
B: We have to repair equipment on the Speaker A: -------------------
International Space Station. Speaker B: -------------------
Fun: ----------------------------
2- A: Can this new drug prolong human life?
B: Yes, we believe it can. Place: -------------------------
A: What about its side effects? Speaker A: -------------------
B: We hope it wont have any side effects. Speaker B: -------------------
Fun: ----------------------------
Write a paragraph of about 100 words on:
How has modern technology improved peoples lives?

Translate into Arabic:

Man has been dreaming to travel into space for a long time .But now
traveling into space has come true. Scientists sent equipment into space and
also repair it .Now we live in a small village and space no longer a mystery.
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Key Vocabulary

available / encyclopedia /
download from mixture /
enthusiastic about )press (v / )(
gadget )recycle (v
)paperback (book )( roller / ) (
screen )soak (v
)bleach (v / roll up / /

Vocabulary

traditional books theatre tickets

an electronic book enormous quantity
e-book reader reduce the price
stationery moving pictures
paper cover about the same size as
bestsellers pressing buttons
website entertainment
digital announce
a range of store
compact disk enjoyment
papyrus up-to-date
The Nile Valley latest technology
smooth / public libraries
logs / handle / )(
collection internet website
become part of history remove
wrapping paper / upload to
adverts foreign press
press conference recycled materials
efficient appearance

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Prepositions, Idioms & Expressions
on the internet go wrong
make way for show enthusiasm for
good for make paper
be replaced by / with draw on paper
turn the pages be produced from
on the other hand break into pieces
the price goes down mixed with
cut down trees hold huge amounts of
complain to take up a lot of space
knock down go online
on the move access to
pay for go on
make predictions rely on
keep up with / show interest

Choose the correct answer:

1- My mother has a special (budget-badge-gadget-bondage) for cutting
vegetables.
2- Ali is really (enthusiastic-criminal-soaking-faulty) about his university course.
He can't wait for the beginning of the term.
3- I'm going to (write-download-promise-admit) some information from the
internet for my school project.
4- The television picture is really clear. You have an enormous (wire-scream-
screen-stream).
5- This novel is not (reliable-capable-avoidable-available) as an e-book yet, but
you'll be able to get it next year.
6- The best thing about a (paperback-paperboy-paperclip-paper shop) is that
you can easily carry it and read it at any time.
7- My father is a golf (enthusiasm-enthusiast-enthusiastic-enthuse). He plays
and watches it on TV whenever he can.
8- Her brother has not shown any (enthusiasm-enthusiast-enthusiastic-
enthuse) for any sport of any kind.
9- That play is very popular. You'd better check the (ability-availability-
advisability-ambiguity) of tickets.
10- The story is an interesting (paste-mixer-structure-mixture) of fact and fiction.
11- You can (press-bleach-fix-mix) white shirts to keep them looking clean.
12- Oil and water don't (fix-soak-drink-mix). Even if you shake them together,
they separate into two layers.
13- Today, paper, plastic and glass can all be (recycled-replaced-recited-retarded)
14- Encyclopaedias take (up-on-in-down) quite a lot of space.
15- CD-ROMS are computer (disks-circles-files-documents) which can store a mass of
information.
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16- We can benefit from old newspaper by (recycling-making-using-cleaning).
17- Wood is used (to-for-with-from) making paper.
18- The vase (pulled-rolled-pushed-walked) off the edge of the table and
smashed.
19- I'm going to (download-upload-load-afford) some software from this website.
20- To (repeat-retreat-renovate-recycle) is to put used objects through a
process so that they can be used again.
Find the mistake:
1- In the near future, we will get all our information from the interrupt.
2- My cousin is a football enthusiastic. He never misses a match.
3- Mona pressures all her blouses before she wears them.
4- Mother is leaving the pan to sink before she washes it.
5- I dont know what to do with these old batteries. Are they recycling?
6- For my pottery, I have a mix of water, clay, and a little dried grass.
7- Fady is ruling the paint onto the wall so he can finish more quickly.
8- Please dont touch the computer. I am overloading some music for my mp3 player.
9- Tariq preaches his white shirts so the collars dont look grey.
10- Youll have to ask about the available of the conference room.

Mahdi: Hi. Kasim.

Kasim: Hi. Mahdi.
Mahdi: Whats that book you're reading?
Kasim: It's a Graham Greene novel.
Mahdi: I wonder if you can get it as an e-book.
Kasim: What are e-books?
Mahdi: Theyre electronic books. I saw a TV programme about them a few days ago
now, Im really enthusiastic about the idea.
Kasim: How do you read them?
Mahdi: Well, you download them from the internet onto an e-book reader, which
is a small computer about the same size as the paperback book youre reading.
It has a screen like the page of a book. So you read the book on the screen and
turn the pages by pressing buttons or by touching the screen.
Kasim: But surely you can't download everything you might want to read?
Mahdi: Not yet, no. But in the future, every new book will probably be published
as an ordinary book and as an e-book
Kasim: That sounds amazing, but if you have to pay for the reader and the
download. That must be expensive.
Mahdi: At the moment it is, but you can be sure theyll reduce the price when more
people buy them. New gadgets are always expensive when only a few people are
buying them.
Kasim: Do you think they'll ever replace traditional books completely?
Mahdi: No. I shouldnt think so, but when more books are available online. I think
most bestsellers will be read as e-books. On the other hand, I'm sure some kinds
of books wont be replaced: school books for example
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Kasim: Or any books that ore large or where pictures are important.
Mahdi: E-books will be good for the environment, too.
Kasim: Will they?
Mahdi: Yes, think of all the paper that well save. By the year 2100 millions of trees
and hundreds of forests will have been saved.
Kasim: It's a great idea.
Mahdi: Well, if yon want an e-book reader, you'd better start saving now!
Kasim: I will.
Choose the correct answer:
1. When you are reading an e-book, you can (burn-wrap-soak-turn) the pages
by pressing buttons or by touching the screen.
2. When more and more people buy something, the price (goes up-goes down-
goes away-goes out).
3. CD-ROMs can (hold-catch-touch-fetch) huge amounts of information.
4. Do you think e-books will (never-ever-yet-hard) replace traditional books?
5. I'm really enthusiastic (for- on - about - from) the idea.
6. You read the book (in- at- on from) the screen.
7. They'll (reduce- deduce- induce- seduce) the price when more people buy them.
8. E-books will be good (to- by- for - with) the environment.
Find the mistake:
1. He is enthusiastic at teaching English.
2. You upload them from the internet onto an e-book reader.
3. Her brother has not shown any enthusiastic for any sport of any kind.
4. This novel is not availability as an e-book yet, but you'll be able to get it next year.
5. The television picture is really clear. You have an enormous scream.
6. I'm going to reload some information from the internet for my school project.
7. My mother has a special budget for cutting vegetables.

Reading: The history of books

In Ancient Egypt, a type of tall grass called papyrus, which grew in the Nile valley,
was used for writing and drawing on. Before it could be used, the leaves of the
grass were soaked in water; pressed together and then dried in the sun. The first
real paper was made by the Chinese two thousand years ago. In the eighth
century, Arab travellers who traded with China learned how to make it, too. At
first, paper was very expensive because it was made from cotton, but later it was
produced from wood and so became much cheaper.
To make paper from wood, logs are broken into small pieces which are then
mixed with chemicals and bleached. Water is removed from the mixture, which
then passes through hot rollers to produce continuous pieces of dry paper.
Every year, millions of trees are cut down to make new paper Fortunately, the
type of tree that gives us the best wood for making paper grows very quickly, but
old paper can also be recycled. Most of todays newspapers and magazines are
made from recycled paper.
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For hundreds of years, an enormous quantity of paper has been used to produce
books. Especially very large books like encyclopaedias. Now encyclopaedias and
other books can be put on to CD-ROMs: special computer disks which can hold
huge amounts of information. Sound and pictures can also be put on CD-ROMs.
Many people think that soon everybody will have a computer and we will get
all our information from the internet or from CD-ROMs. They believe that public
libraries will no longer-be needed and that printing will become part of history.
Choose the correct answer:
1. When paper was made (of-from-in-at) wood, it became much cheaper.
2. Arab travelers learned (what-how-which-who) to make paper from the Chinese.
3. In ancient Egypt (paper-papyrus-leather-bush) was used for writing and
drawing.
4. Papyrus is (soaked-dried-evaporated-expanded) in water to make the reeds
stick together.
5. Paper was very (cheap-priceless-expensive-valueless) because it was made
from cotton or linen.
6. Arab travellers traded (from-in-at-with) the Chinese.
7. Papyrus was used for (shrinking-writing-counting-hunting) and drawing on
8. Every year, millions of trees are cut (in-of-with-down) to make new paper.
9. The first paper was (done-gone-made-looked) by the Chinese two thousand
years ago.
10. Arab travellers who traded (in-with-by-from) China learned how to make paper.
11. (Recycling-Receiving-Reappearing-Recording) is definitely good for the
environment.
12. Most of our newspapers and magazines are made from (recycle-recycled-
recycling-cycled) paper.
Find the mistake:
1. Most of today's newspapers and magazines are made from recycling paper.
2. Some people predict that printing will become part of previous in the future.
3. The Arabs learnt how to do paper from the Chinese.
4. Today, paper, plastic and glass can all be replaced.
5. A rubber is a round piece of wood or metal that can be rolled.
6. Bleach is to make something white by using fertilizers.
7. Before you can cook these beans, you have to bleach them for three hours.
8. The first paper was made by Chinese two thousand years ago.
9. Paper was very expensive because it was made of cotton.
10. Water is removed from the mixture, which then passes through hot rulers.
11. For hundreds of years, an enormous quality of papers been used to produce
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Language Focus
The future simple
(will / shall + inf) :
In the coming years, we will do most of our shopping on the internet.
:
.
-The parcel will be collected tomorrow.
..
-You will be met at the airport.
.
- Im sure my car will be repaired by now.
.
- In the future most of our energy will be produced from wind power.
( + will / shall + be + pp + by + ):
In the coming years, most of our shopping will be done on the internet.

Future Perfect
(will / shall + have + PP) :
By 2100, we will have built more towns and cities.
:
By (the year) 2100 / By tomorrow morning / By next October / By next
Monday / By tomorrow evening / By next year / By this time next week / By
6 o'clock tomorrow / By next Christmas
By 2050, electric cars will have replaced petrol cars.
(+ will / shall + have been + pp + by + ):
By 2100, millions of trees and hundreds of forests will have been saved.

Choose the correct answer:

1- In the coming years, travel (will make - will be made - will be making - is
making) faster.
2- By this time next week, (I'll have heard - I hear -I am hearing - I heard) my
test results.
3- We (will be used- are using-are used-will use) less paper if we read e-books.
4- In the future, our holidays (will spend - will be spent - is spent - will be
spending) on the moon.
5- By next Christmas we (will be - are being - will have been - have been) here
for eight years.
6- It is thought that between 30 and 40 lives a year (will be saved - will be
saving - will have saved - will save).
7- You can be sure the price (will be reduced - to reduce - is reducing - had
reduced) when more people buy them.

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8- In the future, every new book (can - will - will probably be - will have)
published as an e-book
9- You can be sure they (will be reduced- will reduce- would reduce- could
reduce) the price when more people buy them.
10- By next August, his new farm house (will be erected- will be erecting- will
have been erected- will erect).
11- The house (will be decorated- will have decorated- will decorate- will be
decorating) tomorrow.
12- I predict that in the future, mobile phones (will make- will be made- will
have been- will be making) smaller.
13- We (will be used- will use- will have used- will be using) less paper if we
read e-books.
14- By the year 2100, millions of trees (will have been saved- will be saved- will
have saved-will save)
15- The price of e-books (will have been reduced- will reduce- will be
reduced- will have reduced) when more people buy them.
16- Encyclopedias (wont be replaced- will replace- will have replaced- will
have replaced) for sure.
Find the mistake:
1- By 2050, the old building will been replaced by modern offices.
2- Operations will perform with the help of robots.
3- By 2045 Electric car will exchange petrol ones.
4- In the future, more electricity will generate from wind power.
5- By tomorrow morning, the book will has been bought by 30,000 people.
6- Credit cards will use instead of cash.
7- All forms of transport will be used energy cell batteries.
8- Traditional books will never replaced completely.
9- By next year, the old museum will has been replaced by a new one.

Translation:
Our lives have been taken over by electronic devices. Electronic gadgets are
everywhere, and we are completely dependent on them. Gone are the days in
which we had volumes of encyclopedias and paperbacks on our shelves.
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classics coronation
couple alike
debate / / attend
escapism castle
fictional story the right to
publication / occasion
Well-educated wealthy /

Key Vocabulary:
prisoner popular /
literature the public
ancient local
romantic poet
relationship print
entertainment / available /
activities leader
ambitious forever
reduce formal
sign / kingdom
legally / architecture
novelist home team
self-confident chase
smart / suspect
adventure novels coin
sort = type = kind quantity
hero athletics
lawyer rescue
officially require
politics attacker /
immediately ceremony
replace wedding
valuable / cruel
possessions twins
forest member
identical / morally
remain / beliefs
kidnap ( ) fictional country
lock / power / /
realize finance /
forms suspense
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Prepositions, Idioms & Expressions

well-known for free .. from ... ( )
break in / into ( ) fall off his horse
pay for make regular visits
write for .... belong to /
go on a tour look alike
prevent from look in astonishment
escape from at the same time
walk through not in the least
popular with / protect from
work as . ready for

take place= occur=happen Take the place of take part in

The earthquake took place early yesterday morning.
I took my fathers place when he went abroad.
It is the high light of the athlete to take part in the Olympics.

identical (adj.) identity (n) - identity card

Couple A couple of (cars, people, horses , buses. etc.)

Pair A pair of (shoes, glasses, shorts, pantsetc.)

Choose the correct answer:

1- The Prisoner of Zenda was ready for (education- declaration- publication-
publicity) a few months after Anthony Hope thought of the idea.
2- A lion has escaped (of- from- out- into) its cage.
3- Films and books can sometimes help people to (escape-prevent-stay-forget) from
their worries.
4- He died after he (dropped- fell- felt- filled) off his horse.
5- The Egyptian monuments are very popular (of -to -with -on) tourists.
6- They (dropped-sent-gave-kidnapped) the boy and demanded a big ransom.
7- Hani and Rania are a nice (double-pair-couple-two). Let's invite them to dinner.
8- He was (looked-sent-stayed-locked) in the castle at Zenda.
9- Food prices have (coupled-doubled-paired-crippled) in the last few years.
10- The story takes (space-part-place-the place) in 19th century Europe.
11- Doctors kept him (life-alive-living-a life) on a life-support machine.
12- My mother is an expert (in-with-by-of) dress-making.
13- The burglars broke (into-down-in-out) through the kitchen window.
14- The film is based (on-in-at-with) a short story by Thomas Mann.
15- It took him an hour (do-to do-doing-to doing) his homework.
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Find the mistakes and write them correctly:
1- Would you like being a leader?
2- He wrote short stories to magazines.
3- It took him half an hour typing the report.
4- She went to London a pair of years ago.
5- The opening of the new school was a great occasional.

Hope: The Prisoner of Zenda:

Presenter: In todays Book Program, were going to hear about the life and work the
writer Anthony Hope. In the studio we have Professor David Lyons from the University
of South London. Professor Lyons, Anthony Hope is well known for his adventure
novels, but what sort of a man was he? Was he like his heroes?
Professor Lyons: Not in the least. Anthony Hope was a well-educated English
lawyer who started writing in his free time.
Presenter: Could you tell us something about his early life?
Professor Lyons: Yes, of course. Anthony Hope was born near London in 1863. After
finishing school, he went to Oxford University, where he studied classics. He was
interested in politics and was a good speaker in university debates. After Oxford,
he trained as a lawyer and started working in London in 1887.
Presenter: So how did he start writing?
Professor Lyons: Well, as in those days have plenty of free time - so Hope wrote short
stories for magazines. He wrote his first novel, a Man of Mark, in 1890, but had to pay
for the publication himself.
Presenter: How about his most famous book, The Prisoner of Zenda? Did he pay for
that?
Professor Lyons: No. By then, he was already a successful novelist. The amazing
thing about this book was how quickly he wrote it. He first had the idea in late 1893
and the book was published in April 1894. It was immediately successful.
Presenter: What was so special about The Prisoner of Zenda?
Professor Lyons: Well, its a very exciting adventure story which takes place in a
fictional European country. I think it was so popular because its not about
everyday lives- people like escapism.
Presenter: Did Hope marry?
Professor Lyons: Yes, he did. In 1903, he went on a speaking tour to other
countries and met Betty Somerville. The couple were married later that year, then
came back to England, where they had two sons and a daughter.
Presenter: And did he continue writing?
Professor Lyons: yes, in all he wrote thirty-two works of fiction, but The Prisoner of
Zenda was always his most popular story. It made him a lot of money. A lot of
films have been based on the story, and the public still enjoy reading it today.
Presenter: Thank you, Professor Lyons - that was most interesting. If you havent
read The Prisoner of Zenda yet, borrow it from your local library. Its one of those
books you just can't put it down.
Choose the correct answer:
1- (Classics-Graphics-Glasses-Traditions) is the study of the language and history
of the ancient Greeks and Romans.
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2- (Criticism-Escapism-Escape-Organism) is entertainment that helps people to
forget about their worries.
3- (Declaration-Advertisement-Publication-Announcement) is the act of printing
a book or a magazine and making it available to the public.
4- If you are (well-good-badly-bad) educated, you have had a good education.
5- A (true-fictional-fractional-functional) story is invented.
6- My brother and I are not twins, but we are very (alike-same-like-correct).
7- My brother is very well (learnt-educated-raised-brought). He went to Cairo
University and then Oxford.
8- Were having a (disagreement-conflict-debate-negotiation) at school next week
about ways of reducing global warming.
9- For some people, reading and watching films are forms of (fiction-ecotourism-
waste-escapism).
10- In the past, many English children studied (classics-glasses-clinics-cosmetics)
at school. Now most schools teach modern languages.
11- Novels are usually works of (fraction-friction-fiction-reflection), but they are
often based on real life.
12- Anthony Hope's first novel was (declared-published-announced-said) in 1890.
13- She doesn't usually take (place-space-piece-part) in any of the class activities.
14- After leaving university, he worked (as-like-similar-same) a lawyer.
Find the mistake in each of the following:
1- Anthony Hopes first novel did him a lot of money.
2- Escape a kind of entertainment that helps people to forget about their worries.
3- All the characters in this film are intentional. They are not real.
4- The concert takes part next Thursday.
5- Statistics is the study of the language and history of the ancient Greeks and Romans.
6- He was interested on politics.
7- Chat is formal, organized discussion.

The prisoner of Zenda:

The story takes place in nineteenth- century Europe. Rudolf Rassendyll, a wealthy
Englishman, if the cousin of Rudolf Elphberg, who is about to become the new king of
Ruritania, a fictional country in central Europe. Rudolf Rassendyll decides to travel to
Ruritania to attend the coronation of his cousin, who he has not met before. Soon
after he arrives, he is walking through a forest where he meets the future king. The
two men are surprised to discover that they are so alike: they are almost identical
twins. The cousins talk excitedly about the coronation.
However, on the night before the great occasion, Rudolf Elphberg is kidnapped by his
younger brother Michael and locked in the castle in the town of Zenda. Although
Michael does not have the right to be the next king of the country, he is popular
with some of the people of Ruritania. He wants to stop the coronation so that he can
become the next king himself.
Rudolf Rassendyll solves the problem by taking his cousin place. Because the two
men look so alike, nobody realizes what is happening and the coronation takes place
as planned. While Rudolf Elphberg remains in the castle, Rudolf Rassendyll lives the life
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of the king and spends time with his cousins friends. At the same time, he realizes that
he cannot remain the king of Ruritania forever. He decides to rescue Rudolf Elphberg.
The story ends happily for Elphberg when he finally becomes the new king. Michael
dies. Rassendyll says goodbye to his friends and leaves the country. The people of
Ruritania never find out what has really happened.
Choose the correct answer:
1- (Coronation-Cooperation-Capitalization-Communication) is a ceremony in
which somebody officially becomes a king or queen.
2- Although everyone in my family works very hard, we are not a (stealthy-worthy-
wealthy-healthy) family.
3- In Britain, children (go-intend-choose-attend) primary school between the ages of
5 and 11.
4- Some twins are more (like-same-common-alike) than others.
5- The (crowding-coronation-ceremony-coloration) of Queen Elizabeth took place
in 1952. It was a fantastic occasion; millions of people went to London to watch.
6- Nobody has the (light-fight-right-night) to steal things from other people
7- (Castles-Houses-Missions-Spokes) were usually made from stone to stop
attackers from breaking in.
8- The last important (chance-occasion-opportunity-incident) I went to was my
brother's wedding.
9- Everyone has the right (for-with-to-in) express their own beliefs.
Find the mistake in each of the following:
1. These two sisters are so like.
2. The communication of the king took place in the royal palace.
3. People over 18 have the tight to vote in elections.
4. The gang hijacked the boy and asked for a lot of money to let him go.
5. The manager couldnt pretend the meeting.
6. If I were wealth, Id help poor people.
7. The coronation takes place as planning.
Subject verb agreement:
:
any some many how many the few / a few / two three ---
There are not many cars on the road. The apples are in the fridge.
: a / an
I have bought rice.
the / any / some /much / How much / little /a little

We don't have much time left.

:
team / staff / family/ government / company / committee
:
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The Egyptian team is going to play in the final. ( )
The Egyptian team are going to travel tomorrow. ()
:( s or ics )
Athletics /politics /gymnastics /mathematics /maths /measles
Athletics is my favourite sport. Politics was my best subject at university.
.
Twenty thousand pounds was stolen in the robbery.
Three years is a long time to be without a job.
Fifty litres of petrol fills my car.
Six miles is a long way to walk every day.
: the police / people
The police have arrested the criminal.
: a pair of
(trousers / jeans / shorts / pants /pyjamas / scissors / glasses)
My trousers are too long.
:
(news - information money furniture- luggage - equipment)
The information is available. The new furniture has been delivered.

: uncountable countable :
orange/ paper/ coffee/ hair/ chicken/ glass/ time/ cold/ light/ iron
Would you like an orange? (the fruit ") "
I don't like orange. I prefer red. (the colour )
Would you like a coffee? (a cup of coffee )
Coffee can you stop you sleeping.
Ive got a hair in my mouth. (a single hair )
Theres hair on the floor. (a lot of hair )
Choose the correct answer from a, b, c, or d:
1 Are there (some an any a) biscuits left?
2 How (many much little more) people are there in the team?
3 Thirty pounds (is are were have been) a lot of money for a two-year-old wallet.
4 The trousers you bought for me (doesn't don't isn't hasn't) fit me.
5 Money (is are was were) the root of all evils.
6 Can I borrow you scissors? Mine (isnt aren't doesn't hasnt) sharp enough.
7 Three days (weren't aren't haven't been isn't) long enough for a good holiday.
8 Fortunately the news (wasn't weren't haven't been don't) as bad as we expected.
9 I can't find my binoculars. Do you know where (it is they are it was was it)?
10 I don't have (many much some a) furniture.
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11 Did you bring (any some an a) oil?
12 There are too (much little more many) people on the ship, it is going to sink.
13 I have a new (couple double twin pair) of shoes.
14 Do you think the people (are was is has been) happy with the government?
15 - (Does Is Was Do) the police know how the accident happened?
16 Im going to buy (some a an many) bread.
17 The police (want wants has wanted is wanted) to interview two men about
the robbery.
Find the mistakes and write the sentence correctly:
1 Five litres of petrol are enough for me to get to work.
2 Our luggage are searched carefully.
3 Hurry! There is not many time left.
4 Much people don't have enough to eat.
5 This socks are fine.
6 Athletics are very important.
7 She has got a little books.
8 How much clothes have you bought?
9 Fifty degrees are a very high temperature.
10 The team usually plays very well.
11 Would you like apple?
A) Translate into Arabic:
Ibn Sina was a great Arab thinker and doctor. Most of his books were
translated into Latin and studied in many European universities. This is
because his study of medicine was based upon experiments.
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Key Vocabulary
amnesia identity
excavation innocent
mousetrap invasion
murder secret agent
poison spy
leader biography
shy suspect /
headquarters / transmitter

Vocabulary
genre guests
brave victim
thriller equipment /
science fiction feed / fed / fed
romance bang
adventure radio play
espionage blind
medical condition dumb
dig / dug / dug deaf
deliberately capture /
wounded = injured design /
crime / murder fiction radio signals
disappear retired soldier
hide / hid / hidden / overlook
including lock
perform patriotic
the longest-running identity card
prove / scandal
shame / trial
evidence witness / /
qualities court
notice case

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Prepositions, Idioms & Expressions
commit / do a crime on the coast
nervous about / save from ......
embarrassed about on the way back to
at a young age to his surprise
welcome to
set free
deeply affected by
with the help of
suffer from
take control /
Increase by % % ... pass on information
on his journey / trip
compare with ......
without a break keep fit
solve a crime
go swimming
get information about in his forties
be based on close to

Choose the correct answer:

1- All the fish in the river have died. Someone must have put (sponge-
position-poison-grass) in the water.
2- A man has been found dead in the road. The police think it was an accident,
not (an event-a murder-an incident-a game).
3- Police are looking for someone who stole a car yesterday. The main (agent-
pioneer-suspect-publisher) is a man in his forties.
4- They are using a very powerful (rocket-transfer-transport-transmitter)
to send signals to the astronauts.
5- How did the man prove his (innocent-innocently-innocence-guilt)?
6- The enemy used radios to (transmit-talk-speak-transplant) messages
to their ships.
7- They (inspected-respected-suspected-talked) that the driver had been
going very fast at the time of the accident.
8- He has admitted (making-doing-taking-working) several crimes,
including two murders.
9- She's been suffering (with-of-from-about) cancer for two years.
10- The police found out that the man was (innocent-guilty-criminal-shy)
of the crime, so they set him free.
11- The three men were convicted of (murdered-murdering-being
murdered-murder).
12- They suspected that she'd killed him but they could never actually
(improve-prove-speak-improvise) that it was her.
13- Eight people, (including-enclosing-consisting-containing) two
children, were injured in the explosion.
14- A kilo of heroin was found (hide-hiding-hidden-to hide) inside the lining
of the suitcase.
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15- He was found (innocent-guilty-shy-ashamed) and imprisoned.
16- Rimini is a thriving holiday resort (on-at-with-in) the east coast of Italy.
17- Bombing civilians is a cruel (dime-crime-criminal-chrome) against
humanity.
18- A convicted ( murderer-murder-murdering-murdered) was
executed in North Carolina yesterday.
19- Adel Emam is an excellent actor. He (performs-operates-pretends-
makes) on the stage perfectly.
20- Foreign tourism increased (at-by-in-of) 20 % last year.
21- Petra was (captured-arrested-imprisoned-caught) by the Romans in
AD 106.
22- Ali was (able-unable-enable-capable) of doing his postgraduate studies
at Oxford University.
23- The new government has decided to (sit-sat-get-set) all political
prisoners free.
24- The spy was arrested before he could (cross-pass-carry-get) on very
important information to the enemy.
25- We spent the day on the beach but it was too cold to go (swim-to swim-
swimming-swam).
Find the mistakes in each of the following sentences:
1- What about stop cars from coming into the city centre.
2- A surgeon is a person you think may have done a crime.
3- They spent their holiday in a small hotel over the English coast.
4- The police officer could dissolve the crime.
5- He lives in a house out looking the sea.
6- With our surprise, he passed the driving test.
7- Nobody knows the identical of the spies.
8- In the way back to his hotel, he was arrested by the police.
9- They found the radio transfusion hidden in the bathroom.

Listening
Presenter: welcome to The Book Programme. Today, our subject is the queen of
English crime fiction, Agatha Christie. You may never have read any of her books,
but you probably know her name. To tell us more about her name, we have Professor
Dunn from London University. Professor, could you tell us about Agatha Christies life?
Professor Dunn: well, Agatha Miller was born in 1890 and was the youngest of
three children. She was a shy child who was very close to her family. She didnt go
to school, but was taught at home by her mother. She started writing at a young
age and wrote all her life.
Presenter: was she only a writer?
Professor: no. During the First World War she worked as a nurse, and while she
was looking after wounded soldiers, she learned about medicines and
poisons, information that was later used in her writing.
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Presenter: and when was her first novel written?
Professor: in 1920, soon after the war ended.
Presenter: I remember reading that Agatha Christie was deeply affected by the
death of her mother. Can you tell us about that?
Professor: yes, when her mother died in 1926, Christie disappeared for about a
week. Nobody knew where she was. Later, she could remember nothing about
the week and is thought to have suffered from amnesia. Soon after this, Christie
started travelling abroad. Her first journey, on the Orient Express train, was to
Baghdad and the ancient city of Ur. On her second trip, she met the
archaeologist Max Mallowan, whom she later married. She became very interested
in archaeology and worked with her husband on excavations around Iraq. Its
reported that she cleaned and repaired some of the things that were found herself.
Presenter: some of her books are based on her travels to these countries, arent
they?
Professor: yes, including famous novels like Murder on the Orient Express, Death
on the Nile and Death Comes as the End, a dark story of a family in Ancient Egypt.
Presenter: and she continued writing all her life, didnt she?
Professor: yes, she did. In all she wrote eighty crime stories, many of which were
turned into films or theatre plays. Her most famous play is The Mousetrap, which
was first performed in 1952. Since then, the play has been performed without a
break and is the longest-running play in the world.
Presenter: thats incredible!
Professor: yes, it is. Her best books have been published in over a hundred
countries and translated into over forty languages. Agatha Christie died, aged
85, in 1976.
Choose the correct answer:
1- He banged his head and is now suffering from (memory-amnesia-flu-
asthma).
2- After they saw the mouse, they decided to put a (mousetrap-mouse trip-
mouse tape-mouse top) in the kitchen.
3- Many children are (ashamed-shy-spy-secret) about talking to their teacher
when they first go to school.
4- Archaeologists are planning a new (construction-building-examination-
excavation) in the south of the country.
5- He was (deeply-deep-depth-deepen) affected by the death of his parents.
6- (In-At-By-On) her trip, she met a doctor whom she later married.
7- The Mousetrap is Agatha Christies longest-(run-ran-runner-running) play.
8- Some of Agatha Christies stories are (passed-based-posted-pasted) on her
travels to other countries.
9- We are (making-taking-getting-doing) a project about archaeology in
Egypt.
10- A team of archaeologists is (excavating-constructing-building-
examining) the site looking for buried ancient tombs.
11- During the First World War she worked as a nurse, and while she was looking
after (wound -wounded - wounding - windy) soldiers.
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12- Agatha Christie was deeply (effected - affect - affected effective) by the
death of her mother.
13- Her most famous play is The Mousetrap, which was first (made - done -
performed - carried) in 1952.
14- Today, our subject is the (king - princess- prince - queen) of English crime
Fiction, Agatha Christie.
Find the mistake in each of the following:
1- Asthma is the medical condition of not being able to remember anything.
2- Sam is making a project on education.
3- The Mousetrap is a criminal story.
4- When the children met the queen, they were too ashamed to speak.
5- In her journey, she visited Italy and France.
6- She worked with her husband in excavations.
7- Many of works were turned off films or theatre plays.
" N or M? "
It is a time of war in England and everyone knows that there could be an invasion at
any time. The government knows that the enemy is being helped by a dangerous
group of spies inside the country, but nobody knows their identity. But it is
believed that the spies headquarters is a small hotel on the coast, and the spies
leaders are a man and a woman.
Two secret agents, Tommy Beresford and his wife Tuppence, are sent to the hotel
to find these spies. They meet the other hotel guests and the people from the town.
The guests include Mr. Bletchley, a retired soldier; Mrs. Sprot, a shy young
woman; and Carlvon Deinim, a scientist. Mr. Bletchley introduces Tommy to Mr.
Haydock, a retired sailor who lives in a house overlooking the sea. The three men
sometimes play golf together. The Beresfords first suspects are the hotel owner and
the scientist, but he soon discovers that both are innocent. Then they hear that the
invasion is planned for the following week. This means they have seven days to find
the enemy and save the country from invasion.
One day, after a game of golf, Tommy finds a radio transmitter hidden in Mr.
Haydocks bathroom and realizes that Haydock is one of the spies. Haydock does
not seem worried by Tommys discovery. Tommy leaves its friend's house, but on the
way back to his hotel, he's captured and locked in a room.
Tuppence discovers the other spy leader. To everyone's surprise, it is the shy
Mrs. Sprot. The police arrest her and soon find Mr. Haydock. Tommy is set free.
Without the help of the spies leaders, the invasion cannot take place. Tommy and
Tuppence have saved the country!
Choose the correct answer:
1- A (spy-gang-robber-thief) is someone whose job is to find out secret
information about a country or organization.
2- The play has been performed without (run- running- to run- ran) and is the
longest-running play in the world.
3- Working as a secret (client-guide-customer-agent) in a foreign country can
be a very dangerous job.
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4- In many countries, people have to carry (an individual-an identity-a
personal-a national) card to prove who they are.
5- In Britain in the 1940s, people were afraid of an (innocence-invasion-
excavation-invention) by the enemy.
6- The Romans (invited-invented-inspired-invaded) Britain in 43 BCE.
7- We saw a lot of photographs, but we couldn't (identify-publish-advertise-
invent) the man we'd met.
8- The spy was captured (at-on-by-with) his way back to the hotel.
9- He lives in a big flat which (looks of-looks out-outlooks-overlooks) the Nile.
10- The guests (consists - include- contain- enclose) Mr. Bletchley, a retired
soldier; Mrs. Sprot, a shy young woman; and Carl von Denim, a scientist.
11- The police discovered that the (suspicions - suspects - suspected -
sessions) are innocent.

Passive verbs
:
(think / say / believe / know / consider / understand / claim
/ expect / allege / report / suppose ) .
It +To Be + P.P. () + that +

+ is / are + ( ) + to + inf.
+ was / were + ( ) + to have + PP.

People say that Ali is clever. It is said that he is clever.

Ali is said to be clever.
People said that Egypt won the match.

It was said that Egypt won the match.

Egypt was said to have won the match.
.( to be + p.p.) ( to + inf.)
I want you to tell me the truth. Active
I want to be told the truth. Passive
.( being + p.p.) ( v.+ ing)
I hate people telling me lies.
I hate being told lies.
Choose the correct words:
1 He was (think thinking to think thought) to have suffered from amnesia.
2 (Everyone It No one He) is known that smoking is harmful to health.
3 Money (thought will think has thought is thought) to bring happiness.
4 It was reported (that the match that the match was to have have been)
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5 They are expected (to have wining that they will win to win to have been
wining) the cup.
6 My son (believes believed is believing is believed) to get the full marks.
7It (cant deny can't have denied denied can't be denied) that money is very
important.
8 We don't know where he lives. (It is It was He is It has) believed to live in
Tanta.
9He (considers is considered has considered is considering) to be an
intelligent pupil.
10 famous players (is believed are believed is believing are believing) to be
hurt in an accident.
11 It has (be been being is) reported that he the criminal.
12 (It is It has He is He was) thought that he will take part in the race.
13- It is (claim claiming claimed claims) that she stole the documents.
14 It is reported (than that there thin) she cleaned her room.
15 Edison (thinks-is thought-thought-think) to be stupid.
16 Sara and Asmaa (got are is - has been) arrested last night.
17 Mayada came secretly for fear of (was seen seeing - being seen - had been
seen).
Find the mistake and correct it:
1. It reported that he took the money
2. It is know that he can help us.
3. She was believed to have steal the car.
4. It is fear that there are no survivors of the crash
5. It was believing that he robbed the bank.
6. Money is think to be the root of all evils
7. Lamia was said to had gone to Alex
8. Lander is said to is a swindler.
9. The terrorists are believed to has escaped.
10. I dont like made fun of.
Say where this takes place and who the speakers are:
A: Excuse me. Can I have an encyclopedia about Egyptian novelists?
B: You can find this one on the shelf over there.
A: Thank you. Can I take it out pleas?
B: Im afraid you cant.
Place: ------------------- S.A: ------------------ S.B: ------------------- Fun: -------------------
Translation:
Agatha Christie is the best-selling author of all time. She has sold
over two billion books worldwide and has been translated into over 45
languages. She also wrote over a dozen plays, including The Mousetrap,
which is now the longest running play in theatrical history.

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Test Chapter 1

1) - Answer the following questions:

1- Why did Rassendyll decide to visit Ruritania?

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2- Mention some of Rudolf Rassendylls skills?

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3- What did the owner of the inn think of Duke Michael? Why?
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4- Why do the border guards stare at Rassendyll?

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2) - Read the following quotations and answer the questions:

"She's angry because she thinks I don't do anything."

a) Who said this to whom?
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b)Why dont the speaker do anything?
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c) How do they solve the problem?
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3) - Find the mistake and then correct it:

1- Antoinette de Mauban was an Italian rich woman.

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2- Unlike Robert, Rudolf has black hair.

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Test General
1- What you would say in each of the following situations:
1- Persuade your brother to go to Alexandria to spend the summer holiday.
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2- You regret not attending your friends birthday party.
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2- Say where the mini-dialogue takes place and who the speakers are:
A: May I have a look at some necklaces? B: Of course. Here is a perfect collection.
Place: ------------------------ Speaker A: -------------------- Speaker B: ---------------------- Function: -----------------

3- Choose the correct answer:

1. Our wildest dreams are often (joined-connected-linked-contacted) with money.
2. Some people resort to sleep as a kind of (escape -escapism -escapist flee).
3. Sunlight reaches the solar panels and (is produced-has produced-is producing-
produces) electricity.
4. The (debate -delete -defeat delay) between the two candidates took more than
two hours.
5. Artists study (classical-classic classics-classify) to be acknowledged to different
arts.
6. I celebrated the 20th (adversary universally universe anniversary) of my
marriage.
7. Electricity is produced in a / an (bus-railway-power- energy) renewable station.
8. I dont have (a - the - many -much) free time this afternoon.
9. Geothermal energy comes from heat (of the sun below above close to) the
earths surface.
10. We always take a three- (months -month's-month-months') holiday at the end of
the year.
4- Find the mistake and correct it:
1- Thirty kilometres are a long way to walk in hot weather.
2- As well as write two books, he wrote short stories.
3-When atoms are spilt, nuclear energy is produced.
4- How size is your flat?
5- Wind turbines used to change wind energy to electric energy.
6- One of the players in the blue team have a very good skill.

5-Translation:
We cannot make real progress unless we use modern technology in all
fields of life. In this way we can lead a better life and enjoy welfare and
prosperity. We can also keep up with advanced countries.
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The Prisoner of Zenda

a) Answer the following questions:

1-What did Rose blame Rudolf Rassendyll for? How did he defend
himself?
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2- The castle of Zenda was well-defended. Discuss.

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b) Read the following quotation, then answer the questions:

"To a man like me, opportunities are responsibilities."
1. Who said this to whom?
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2. What did the speaker mean by this?
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3. What was the speakers opinion in the end?
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c) Find the mistake and correct it:

1- Robert Rassendyll and the King of Ruritania looked like identical twins.
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2- Rudolf Rassendyll has always lived in Ruritania and cares about the people.
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