Grade 11

Literature Time

Remedial Exercises [Year]

Remedial Exercises
2011 / 2012

First Period
Module ( 1 ) / Unit ( 1 + 2+ 3 )

New types of questions

Literature Time

Word Definitions

Word Meanings

One-theme Dialogue

Prepared by : Mr. Islam / Mr. Ahmad Ahmad Shehab Al-Deen Sec. School Grade 11

Ahmad Shehab Al-Deen Sec. School 1st Period 2011 / 2012 Remedial Exercises Grade 11 Grade 11 / Unit ( 1 ) Festivals & Occasions: / New vocabulary

Word canopy dazzling discipline extravaganza gather launch multitude nurture patriotic stream unrivalled bagpipes carnival celebratory display festivity hire preoccupied take part in bubbly chain
(n.)

Definition An ornamental cloth covering, hung or held up over something esp. a throne or bed. (adj.) Extremely bright, esp. so as to blind the eyes temporarily. (n.) A branch of knowledge, typically one studied in higher education. (n) An elaborate and spectacular entertainment or production. (v.) To come together, to assemble or accumulate. (v.) To start or set in motion. (n.) A large number. (v.) To care for and encourage the growth or development of. (adj.) Having or expressing devotion to and support for one's country. (n.) A large number of things that happen or come after the other. (adj.) Better than everyone or everything of the same type. (n.) A musical instrument with reed pipes that are sounded by the pressure of wind emitted from a bag squeezed by the player's arm. (n.) A period of public celebration that takes place at a regular time each year. (adj.) Done in order to celebrate a particular event or occasion. (n.) A performance, show, or event intended for public entertainment. (n.) The celebration of something in a bubbly and exuberant way. (v.) To obtain the use of something for an agreed payment; to rent. (adj.) To be engrossed or absorbed in something that one does not notice other people or things. (v.) ( phrasal verb) To participate. (adj.) Lively; high-spirited. (n.)

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A group of establishments, such as hotels, stores or restaurants, owned by the same company. To make or celebrate a special occasion. commemorate (v.) (v.) To go on board a ship, aircraft or other vehicle. embark (adj.) Filled with or characterized by a lively energy and exuberant excitement to depart from an established course. (adj.) Over-imaginative and unrealistic. fanciful (adj.) Very complicated or detailed. intricate (n.) Simultaneous performance of action. unison 2

Ahmad Shehab Al-Deen Sec. School 1st Period 2011 / 2012 Remedial Exercises (n.) The act of forming fabric by interlacing long threads weaving passing in one direction with others at a right angle to them. (adj.) Of or relating to education and scholarship. academic (n.) A flower or a mass of flowers on a tree or brush. blossom (v.) To state that something is the case, typically without claim providing evidence. (v.) To prepare and use (land) for crops or gardening. cultivate (v.) To make easy or easier. facilitate (v.) To look steadily and intently, esp. in admiration, gaze surprise or thought. A specialist in the branch of science that is concerned meteorologist (n.) with the phenomena of the atmosphere. (adj.) Exceptionally good. outstanding (n.) A person or company offering something for sale, esp. vendor a trader in the street.

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Unit ( 2 ) Family Celebrations: / New vocabulary Word Definition United together by strong relationship Of the greatest age in a family Done according to rules A sociable meeting A chance to pause, relax and rest A group of close-knit families To leave The inland part of a country Well-earned To make a clock operate by turning its handle A person, plant or animal living in Australia A curved piece of wood when thrown it return to the thrower For ever A person who have no permanent house At first Meaning ) ( - ) ( ) ( ( ) /

Close-knit Eldest Formal Get-together Breathing space Clan Desert Interior Well-deserved Wind up Aborigine Boomerang For good Nomad Originally

Ahmad Shehab Al-Deen Sec. School 1st Period 2011 / 2012 Remedial Exercises To indulge in enjoyable recollection of past Reminisce events

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Roundabout Traditionally

A round junction where traffic move round Habitually done

Unit ( 3 ) Meeting Places: / New Vocabulary Word Definition Meaning -

Cardamom n. Cordially adv. Decaffeinated adj. Distinctive adj. Espresso n. Fragrance n. Hospitality n. Immediate adj. Import v. Instant adj. Log on v. Pill n. Quarrel v. Refill v. Socialize v. Circumstance n. Civil servant n.

The aromatic seed of a plant used as a spice and also medicinally Warmly and friendly Not containing caffeine Characteristic of one person or thing Strong black coffee made by forcing steam through ground coffee beans A pleasant sweet smell The friendly and generous reception and entertainment of guests Occurring or done at once, instant To bring goods or services into a country from abroad Happening or done immediately Begin using a computer A small round mass of solid medicine to be swallowed An angry argument or disagreement To fill a container again To mix socially with others
A condition connected with an event or action A member of the civil service

Ahmad Shehab Al-Deen Sec. School 1st Period 2011 / 2012 Remedial Exercises Grade 11 A chocolate powder made from roasted and ground cacao Cocoa n. beans Agriculture Cultivation n.

Gratitude n. Porcelain n. Silk n. Autograph n. Converse v. In charge esp. Irritated adj. Lonesome adj. Plaza n. Sickly adj. Stadium n. Teapot n. Weary adj.

The quality of being thankful A hard shiny white substance used for making expensive plates, cups, etc. A fine, soft fibre A signature, esp. that of a celebrity written as a souvenir for an admirer To engage in conversation, to talk to someone

of Responsible of
Annoyed, angry Solitary, or lonely A public open space in a built-up area Often ill, in poor health A sports arena with rows of seats for spectators A pot in which tea is made and from which it is poured Feeling or showing tiredness

Beverage n. Catch up n. Make it esp. Meet up v. Reschedule v. Sales n. Window shopping n.

A drink esp. one other than water

A meeting among friends who havent seen one another for a long time Be able to do something, attend, be successful To meet someone either by chance or by arrangement To change the time of a planned event An event at which goods are sold at reduced prices Looking at merchandise anything

in store windows without buying

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Grade 11

Remedial Exercises Module One Unit 1

I- Vocabulary A- From a, b, c and d choose the right word:

1. Our teacher of English always uses a variety of teaching aids tothe lessons . a. cultivate b. facilitate c. converse d. socialize 2. Egypt attracts a . of tourists every year. a. multiplication b. mug c. multitude d. chain 3. He is not less . than others; he loves his country too much. a. patriotic b. pleasant c. saturated d. fit

B- Fill in the gaps with suitable words from the list below:
[ celebratory - refill - nurtured - meteorologists ] 4. Children should be .. by loving parents first. 5. The . can forecast the beginning and the end of a season. 6. The journey to KSA is by land too long , so you have to ..your car occasionally . C)From a , b c or d choose the right definition which is suitable for the underlined word: 01) The new academic year will start next week. a ) of or relating to education and scholarship. b ) filled with lively energy. c ) done in order to celebrate an important event or occasion. d ) extremely bright. 02) In England, they welcome parents into parenthood during the baby shower celebration. a ) a cover fixed over a seat or bed for shelter or decoration. b ) a group of establishments such as hotels, stores or restaurants. c ) a branch of knowledge, typically one studied in higher education. d ) the state of being a mother or a father. 03) Kuwait imports many goods and services from different parts of the world. a ) to mark or celebrate a special occasion. b ) to bring things into a country from abroad for sale. c ) to prepare and use a land for crops or grading. d ) to go onto a ship, aircraft or other vehicles. 04) I like bagpipes because they have an extraordinary music. a ) a musical instrument with reed pipes that are surrounded by the pressure of wind emitted from a bag.. b ) a period of public celebration that happens at a regular time. c ) a performance, show or event intended for public entertainment. d ) a large number of things that happen or come on or after the others.
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05) This film is very fanciful . People can fly and travel through time. a ) Excellent ,exceptionally good. b ) having or expressing devotion to and support one's country. c ) extremely bright so as to blind the eyes temporarily. d ) over imaginative or unrealistic. D) Use the following words in meaningful sentences: Claim: Touching: Formal: Gaze:

II. Communicative Structures A- From a, b ,c and d choose the right answer:

9. Since his accident, he .... to leave for work. a. hasnt been able b. couldnt c. cant d. can 10. You are .... right. a. enough b. absolutely c. rather

d. just

11. The light went ...while we were studying. a. off b. out c. away d. into 12. The fire brigade. rescue the children with great difficulty. a. managed to b. could c. able to d. can

B- Correct the verbs between brackets:

13. He will be able ( swim ) .. well. 14. It ( rain ) .... heavily now.

C- Do as shown in brackets:
15. I cant solve my problems. I wish I .... (complete)

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16. You cant use mobiles in the class.

(Passive)

Mobiles ..

III. Language Functions A- What would you say in the following situation:
1. You have been invited to a festival but cant go. . 2. Youre returning a faulty DVD to the shop where you bought it. . 3. Your friend takes a taxi rather than walk. .

B- Complete the missing exchanges of the following dialogue:

4. 5. A: What do you think of your school? B: . A: Are you for imposing a school uniform? B: No, .

10. A: ..? B: Its just my opinion.

IV. Set Book Questions A) Answer the following questions:

1-`` The Hala February Festival is perhaps Kuwait's most dazzling celebration`` A When does Hala February Festival take place? . . B-Why is the Hala February Festival a patriotic celebration? . . 2- ``The Qurain Cultural Festival has become the centre of cultural dialogue``. A- How does this festival reward and honour artists. . . B- What disciplines does Qurain Cultural Festival reward contributors for? . .
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3- ``Festivals are very important for all societies``. A- Mention two famous festivals in Kuwait. . . B- How can festivals benefit societies? . . 4 ``All Muslims should go for Hajj at least once a life``. A- Why is the hajj important? . . B- Being well-prepared for the Hajj requires a lot of things. Discuss. . . 5--``Viewing the new blossom on cherry trees has been a favourite Japanese custom since at least the 7th Century. `` A- What makes the cherry trees of Japan unique? . . B- These days, the cherry blossom trees not only mark the beginning of spring. Explain. . .

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Remedial Exercises Module One Unit 2

Grade Eleven

I- Vocabulary A- Choose the correct answer from a,b,c and d:

1. He felt that moving out from his parents' home was a real. in his life. a- clan a- subsequently a- hire b- boomerang b- traditionally b- display c- milestone c- separately c- wind up d- replica d- formally d- reminisce 2. In England, turkey is.......eaten on Christmas Day. 3. My grandfather used toabout his years in the desert.

B- Fill in the spaces with words from the list: swap - touching - parenthood - hold
4. The prospect of. filled her with horror. 5. It was the most.. scene in the news. 6. A: When you've finished reading your book, shall we....? C)From a , b c or d choose the right definition which is suitable for the underlined word:01) They are expectant twins. They must be very happy. a ) of the greatest age; the oldest. b ) done according to rules of conversation.. c ) well- earned. d ) having an excited feeling that something is about to happen. 02) I want a little breathing space between this job and the other. a ) helped or encourage ( something ) to increase or improve b ) an opportunity to pause ,relax or decide what to do next c ) a person ,animal ao plant that is an inhabitant of Australia. d ) a party at which presents are given to a pregnant woman. 03) Unemployed people desert their homes seeking for a better life. a ) to indulge in enjoyable recollection or past events. b )to make a clock or other device operate by turning a key or a handle. c ) the act of running a way or leaving. d ) to arrange and take part in.
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04) Our first project presented a milestone in our history. a ) an action or event marking a great change or stage in development. b ) a member of people having no permanent home. c ) the state of being mother or father. d ) an exact copy or model of something. D) Use the following words in meaningful sentences: Originally:.... Outstanding:.... Claim:... Desert:..

II- Structures A) Choose the correct answer from a,b,c and d:

1- Would you mind . me a favour ? This car has suddenly stopped. a- is doing b- do c- does d- doing 2- . we arrived there, the shop had closed. a- once b- while c- after 3- Don't you know that he's good. English. a- at b- in c- of d- By the time d- on

4- We never forget the day . we spent marvelous time. a- who b-where c- when d- what

B) Correct the verbs between brackets:

5- Of course. When you sent me the message, I already ( read ) it. 6- As soon as the sun had set, I ( leave ).home.

C) Do as shown between brackets:

7- We can answer the question easily. ( Change into Passive )

. 8- I had no sooner arrived home than I had my lunch. ( Begin with ' No sooner ' ) .

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III. Language Functions

A) What would you say in the following situations? 5. My brother wants to buy a jet-ski .. 6. Our grandparents are returning from Makkah next week. ...... 7. My father insists on retiring although he's only forty five. .. B ) Complete the missing exchanges of the following dialogue: 8. A: .... B: Go straight ahead, and the bookshop is on the left. 9. A: . B: No, I think it's cheap. 10. A: ... B: You're welcome at any time.

IV- Set Book

A- Answer the following questions:
1-``There are many occasions that families usually celebrate in Kuwait`` A- Give examples of family celebrations in Kuwait. . . B-Why is important for families to meet on important occasions. . . 2-``Having a good family celebration isn't a simple matter.`` A- Mention some places where you can hold a family celebration. . . B-What do you need to have a successful family celebration? . .
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Remedial Exercises Module One Unit 3

Grade Eleven

I- VOCABULARY (A) Choose the right answer that best completes the meaning: 1. Diwaniya is a place where people can meet and talk .. to each other. a- socially b- cordially c- immediately d- carefully

2. You are right. They are made of .. which looks very nice indeed. a- cocoa b- silk c- porcelain d- metal

3. People feel when someone tries to annoy or frighten them. a- irritated b- lonesome c- sickly d- bored

(B) Fill in the gaps with suitable words from the list: [ cultivation - distinctive - reschedule - beverage ] 1. Rice . was first known in China 2000 years ago. 2. Coffee is our traditional in Kuwait. It has become a social drink. 3. Incense has a very .. fragrance that cannot be resisted. C)From a , b c or d choose the right definition which is suitable for the underlined word:01) Last month I met the famous actor Adel Emam. I took an autograph from him. a ) an educational talk about a particular subject. b ) a signature,esp. that of a celebrity written as a souvenir. c ) a hard shiny substance used for making expensive plates or cups. d ) a public square, marketplace or similar open in a built up area. 02) Soad Hosny, the Egyptian actress died in suspicious circumstances. a ) a strong black coffee. b ) a member of the Civil Service. c ) a meeting among friends who haven't seen one another. d ) a condition connected with an event or action.. 03) Where does Kuwait import Toyota cars?
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a ) to bring goods or services into a country from abroad for sale. b ) to meet someone, either by arrangements or by chance. c ) to fill something again. d ) to mix socially with other

D- use the following words in meaningful sentences:

Cordially: Distinctive: Refill: Stadium: II- STRUCTURES (A) Choose the right answer from a, b, c or d: 1. My birthday is .. 21st of June. a- at b- on c- with d- by

2. Well. My brother has been practicing this sport he was ten. a- from b- just c- ever d- since

3. ... . Don't stop writing. You have to practice more. a- Go off b- Go away c- Go out d- Go on

4. .. I had been in charge of the stadium, I would have allowed those to play. a- If b- Since c- Because d- When

(B) Correct the verbs between brackets: 1. If you had been careful , you ( avoid ). the accident. 2. Although it was raining, they (go) .. out for a walk. (C) Do as required between brackets: 1. People in Diwaniyas discuss different issues. [Change into passive] .. . 2. I meet my friends every weekend. [Ask a question] . ?

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III- LANGUAGE FUNCTIONS (A) What would you say in these situations? 1. Your friend suggests accompanying him to the theatre. ... 2. Your father wants you to go with him to the office. .... 3. Your mother is trying to lift a heavy box. ... (B) Complete the missing exchanges in the following dialogue: 1. A: ....? B: I'd like to drink some coffee, please. 2. A: Have you ever tried this cake? B: .... . 3. A: I hope you enjoy your time, sir. You're most welcome. B: ... . IV- SET BOOK QUESTIONS

A) Answer the following questions:

1-``The first coffee House in London was opened in 1652``. A- Why did people go to a coffee House three hundred years ago? . B- Who are the people who went to Coffee Houses in the past? . 2-``Coffee was first grown in Ethiopia``. A- Why is coffee a popular drink? . B- Coffee is a significant part of Kuwaiti hospitality. Discuss. . 3-``The Cultivation of tea plants began in China over two thousand years ago``. A- Why do most people like tea? . B- What are the special circumstances tea is prepared and consumed in China? . 4-``Diwaniya are informal social gatherings in Kuwait``. A- Why is the Diwaniya important in the life of Kuwaiti? . B- What issues can be discussed in the Diwaniya? .
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Literature Time B) Answer the following questions:

Literature Time B - Answer only 2 of the following questions:2x6=12Marks. Huckleberry Finn / Episode ( 1 ) 1- Huckleberry Finn said: I lived with the widow Douglas, who took care of me . She and her sister, Miss Watson, wanted to civilise me, but I didnt like living in a house, so I ran away . a. Why did Huck run away ? . b. Do you b. think that civilization is against freedom ? .

Huckleberry Finn / Episode 2 - Huck and Jim's journey is widely regarded as a symbolic statement on the corruption of society and a condemnation of a civilization which encourages greed and deception, destroys innocence, and enslaves human beings a. how do you understand this ? . b. what are the main features of civilization ? . Huckleberry Finn 3- When Huckleberry Finn was first published in the United States in 1885, critical response was mixed, and a few libraries banned the book for its perceived offenses to propriety. Such controversies, however, did not affect the book's popularity, and it has remained the best selling of all of Twain's works. a. Why did this novel remain the best selling of all of Twains works ? . b. Are you for or against the banning of this novels publication ? why ?
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Study the following structures:

A)From a,b, c or d, choose the right answer:1- I like this painting very much. Its my father who painted it a- myself b- herself c- himself d- itself

2- We travelled to London we could complete our higher studies. a- in order to b- so as to c- because of d- so that

3- He got very low marks in the exam his cleverness. a- despite b- because c- although d-because of 4- No one can deny that there are .reasons for this misunderstanding. a- many b- long c- far d- often 5-A- I like traveling for long distances by car. B- Thats may be so but traveling by plane is a- comfortable b- most comfortable c- more comfortable d- as comfortable 6. We have stayed in Egypt two months. a- since b- ago c-for 7. I only know the man .. jacket is black a-who b- whom c- which 8. A: How.will it take to get to the airport? a- far b- many c- often

d- yet

d- whose

d-long

B) Correct the verbs in brackets:1. Look! A boy ( play ) under a tree over there . 1. .. 2. The plane ( land ) within few minutes. 2. 3. I ( watch ) a film when the thief broke into my house. 3. 4- Long time ago. People everywhere ( not have ) electricity. 4-.
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5- As I ( travel ) to the United States, I lost all my luggage. 5-. 12- The film ( start ) after we arrived at the cinema. 12-

C) Do as shown between brackets:1- When I got home , I found that someone broke into my flat. ( Ask ) 2- Both Thamer and Nasser speak English well. ( Negative ) 3- Youd better leave early,? (Tag question )

4- The government established new schools in this area. )Passive) 5. We can solve the problem. )Negative) 6. Ali has to finish his work. )Passive ) 7. People use internet to look for more information.

(Make a question)

Study the following functions:

A) Write what you would say in the following situations :1. Your close friend tries to cheat in the exam. . 2. One of your friends smokes cigarettes at school. . 3. Tell your brother that he failed in the final exam. . 4. Your friend parks his car in a no parking area . 5. Our friend said that some T.V programmes should be banned. .
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6-You heard that thousands of people lose their lives in conflicts. . 7- You didn'tt get what your friend said. .

B) Complete the missing exchanges in the following dialogue:

8- A: I`ll park my car on that pavement. B: A: ? B: No, it is for the handicapped only.

Complete the missing exchanges in the following dialogue:

9- A: I want a pair of shoes , please. B: A: Brown ,size 42.? B: 5 KD.

Complete the missing exchanges in the following dialogue:

10-A: It is so difficult to get a job nowadays. B:. A: I `m good at using a computer. B: Why don't you learn English? Most companies consider speaking English fluently a main condition to get a job. A:.

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READING COMPREHENSION ( 25 M ) Read the following passage, then answer the questions below: Modern youth face many problems that they can't solve by themselves. Such problems affect their future life. Young men, nowadays, don't know how to spend their leisure time profitably. They may waste time keeping company with bad people who spoil their characters. They might fall into bad habits which may ruin their health. Two of the bad habits that young men might have are drug-taking and smoking. Those addicted to these vices can't help get over such problems by themselves. To protect the youth and pave the way for them to lead a happy life void of bad habits, parents must take due care of their children so that they may not mix with bad people. It is the responsibility of parents, schools and universities to enlighten young people on the destructive effects of drug-taking and bad company. Prevention is better than cure. It is difficult for a young man to choose his future wife nowadays. He might fail to choose the right one. If so, marriage is not, therefore, a success and may end in divorce. The salaries which young people get nowadays are so low that they do not keep pace with the high costs of living. The housing problem caused them remaining unmarried as it is very difficult for a young man to find a house to live in. A- Choose the right answer from a , b , c , or d : ( 3x2= 6 ) 1- Young people sometimes face some trouble .. a- they can't solve by themselves. b- they can support their families. c- they can't get books to read d- they may buy fashionable cloth 2-The main idea of the third paragraph is ... a- difficulties of modern salaries. b- How hard getting a job is. c- remaining unmarried is not a problem . d- difficulties of getting married. 3- The underlined word 'Those' refers to.. a- bad habits c- such problems b- drug taking and smoking d-young men B- Tick True ( / )OR False ( X ): (2x4=8) ( ( ) )

4- Low income affects youth positively. 5- Choosing the future partner is not easy nowadays.
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C- Answer the following questions:

(2x4=8)

6- How can we help youth stay away from problems? ... ... 7 -Mention some of the problems that youth may face nowadays. ... ... D- Complete the following sentences: ( 3 x 1 = 3 ) 8 - Youth sometimes fall into bad habits due to ... 9- The salaries which young people get nowadays are . 10- Marriage may end in divorce because ...

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II. Reading Comprehension (25 Marks)

Read the following passage then answer the questions below: Every year, just after Christmas, the January Sales start. All the shops reduce their prices and for two weeks they are full of people looking for bargains. My husband and I do not normally go to the sales as we don't like crowds and in any case are short of money because we have to buy lots of Christmas presents. Last year, however I took my husband with me to the sales at a large department store in the center of London. We both needed some new clothes and were hoping to find a portable television set. When we arrived at Oxford Street, it was so crowded that we decided to split up and meet again at the underground station. So I left my husband and started looking around the shops. Unfortunately, all the clothes were not suitable for me, but I bought a television set at a very cheap price, so I felt quite pleased with myself. When I arrived at the station my husband was not there , so I sat down in a nearby caf to have a cup of tea. I quickly finished my tea when I saw him and went out to meet him. He looked very happy. Then I saw him carrying a large and heavy cardboard box. Oh dear! I thought. Yes, we had no new clothes but we had two televisions. We shall not be going to the sales again. A)From a, b , c and d, choose the right answer: ( 3 x 2 = 6 M ) 1- Most people go to the January Sales because they . a. dont have enough money b. can profit by the low prices of clothes and other things c. can meet their friends in the department stores d. don't like crowds 2- The writer decided not to go to the sales again because she . a. found that goods were very expensive b. did not find what she wanted c. and her husband both bought two television sets while they needed one d. was looking for bargains 3- The underlined word ( they ) in the first paragraph refers to a. all the shops b. the January sales c. the writer and her husband d. lots of Christmas presents B)Decide whether each statement is true () or false (X): (2 x 4 = 8 M ) 4- The writer and her husband didnt want to buy any cheap clothes. 5- The writer and her husband decided to meet in the caf .
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C) With reference to the passage, answer the following questions: (2X4= 8 M ) 6- What did the woman and her husband want to buy ? ... ... 7- Why did the writer go to a nearby caf ? ... ... D) With reference to the passage, complete the following sentences: (3X1= 3 M ) 8-The writer didnt buy any new clothes because 9- She felt quite pleased with herself as .. 10- When the sales start, all the shops

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