هادي اسئلة الاختيار الانجلش102

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‏ Ministry of Higher Education
‏ King Abdul Aziz University
‏ English Language Institute
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‏ First semester
‏Fall 2010
‏ELCA (102)
‏ Name :_______________________ ID NO. ______________ Section: ( )
‏ Part one (Reading) (40 points )
ASK MR.GREEN:
Organic Produce vs. Regular Produce
You are right. Sometimes organic produce doesn’t look as nice as regular produce, and it generally costs up to 50 percent more. Let me explain why. Since about 1950, farmers in the United States have used chemicals to grow their fruits and vegetables. They use pesticides to kill insects that eat their plants. They use herbicides to kill the weeds that kill their plants. These chemicals are a great help to farmers. By using them, farmers can grow more produce on the same amount of land. This means that shoppers can find more produce in the stores.
Farmers even use chemicals to artificially ripen fruits and vegetables. Most tomatoes, for example, are picked from the vine while they are still green. Because produce can be picked early, we can find most kinds of fruits and vegetables all year long. Some people argue, however, that there are some problems with using all these chemicals, such as cancer.
Because of worries like these, some farmers now grow produce the old-fashioned way-without chemicals. We call this kind of produce organic.
Organic food is more expensive than other produce for several reasons. Many organic farmers can’t grow as much produce as other farmers. Their farms tend to be smaller, and, of course, they don’t use herbicides and pesticides. Also, the produce has to arrive at stores very soon after it’s picked. This too, costs money.
Should you buy organic produce or regular produce? That’s up to you. But if you’re not familiar with organic produce, you might want to try it. More and more shoppers are buying organic produce. Many of these shoppers say that they’re not just concerned about their health. They say organic fruits and vegetables taste fresher and better.

• Choose (T) for true answers or (F) for false answers:

• Organic produce has to arrive at stores quickly.
• (T) b. (F)
• With chemicals, farmers can grow more produce on the same amount of land.
• (T) b. (F)
• Organic fruits and vegetables are ripened with chemicals.
a. (T) b. (F)
• Some scientists believe that chemicals buildup can cause heart problem.
• (T) b. (F)

• Herbicides kill insects.
‏ a.(T) b. (F)
• Organic produce generally costs up to 50 percent more than regular produce.
• (T) b. (F)
• Organic produce looks the same as regular produce.
• (T) b. (F)
• Mr. ‍Green explained why organic fruits and vegetables are expensive.
• (T) b. (F)
• Mr. Green explained that regular produce may be bad for your health.
• (T) b. (F)
• Organic produce doesn’t cost a lot of money.
• (T) b. (F)

• Choose the correct answer to the following questions:

• Farmers use chemicals to grow ___________ .
• butter and bread.
• fruits and vegetables.
• cows and cheeps.

• Why do farmers use pesticides?
• They use it to kill insects that eat their plants.
• They use it to protect animals.
• They use it to destroy the plants.

• Chemicals are a great help to____________
• shoppers.
• Mr. Green.
• farmers.

• We can find most kinds of fruits and vegetables all year long, because_____________
• stores are always open.
• shoppers can find them.
• produce can be picked early.

• Is organic produce worth the extra cost?
• No, because it is a waste of money.
• Yes, because shoppers are concerned about their health.
• Yes, because farmers grow a lot of plants.

• How can chemicals cause cancer?
• Chemicals build houses.
• Chemicals build up in our bodies.
• Chemicals build muscles.

• Farmers grow produce the old-fashioned way –without chemicals, this is called:
• regular produce.
• organic produce.
• delicious produce.

• Why organic produce is more expensive?
• Because it is healthy and tastes fresher.
• Because it is artificially ripened.
• Because it is found all year long.

• Tomatoes turn red (ripen) because of ___________
• weeds put in the box.
• insects put in the box.
• a chemical put in the box.

• Mr. Green is comparing between________________
• shoppers and farmers.
• Farms and supermarkets.
• Organic and regular produce.

‏ Part two ( Vocabulary):
‏ (1) Choose the correct answer to complete sentences: (25 points)
• Leila appreciates her teachers. Appreciate means:________
‏ • to do something bad and unpleasant.
‏ • to understand and know something is important.
‏ • to study and work hard.

‏ • An example for ripe food is:
‏ • green strawberry, green tomatoes.
‏ • yellow bananas, red apples.
‏ • fresh cheese and milk.

‏ • The phrase it’s worth means:
‏ • It will be useful and you’ll buy it again.
‏ • It will be a problem.
‏ • It is unhealthy to buy and eat.

‏ • Many sodas are made with artificial colors. Artificial means:
‏ • modern and new.
‏ • natural and good food.
‏ • not natural or healthy.

‏ • I have a terribly urgent message for Dina. Terribly urgent means:
‏ • very fast and important to do something.
‏ • easy and relaxing way to do something.
‏ • happy and enjoying to do something.

• Amal was surprised when they appeared an hour earlier. Appeared means:
• To come or arrive into view.
• To go away and vanish from sight.
• To be always late.

• I have a speech every Friday with my friend. Speech means:
• Ability or way of speaking.
• Silent and not speaking.
• Active and energetic.

‏ • She Likes to be calm in fights:
• Quietly argue.
• Talking on the phone.
• Watching T.V.
‏ • She felt upset when her mother got sick.
• Happy and cheerful.
• Disturbed and angry.
• Nice and good feelings.
‏ • It is difficult to communicate with her now, that she has left the country.
• To get in touch by phone or visit.
• To be away with no contact.
• To watch T.V with the family.

• The mother protects her children from danger. Protect means:
• Fix, make, repair.
• Save, watch, defend.
• Cook, clean, wash.

• Tigers, Lions, and whales are examples of_____________.
• Wild and dangerous animals.
• Insects such as bee and fly.
• Tame animals used to live with people.

• Hunting animals is illegal in Thailand. Illegal means:
• Allowed by the law.
• Not allowed by law.
• Following rules.

• Teaching is the ideal job for Ahmad. Ideal means:
• A perfect job for him.
• A difficult job for him.
• Unexciting job for him.

• This job requires a lot of skills. Skill means:
• Something that you can’t do well.
• Something that you feel good about.
• Something that you can do well and high abilities.

‏ (2)Mach the phrases on the left with the places on the right:

• __b___ Praising a player for his talent. a) “put up with it just a little longer.”

• ___e____ Summarizing the team’s achievement. b) “you’re a natural athlete.”

• ____f___ Complimenting a player c) “It’s hard. But I know you can do it.”
who broke a record.

• ____a___ Telling a player to tolerate d) ”you did it very well this year”:
a difficulty. twelve wins and only two losses.

• ____c___ Encouraging a player to accept e) “You ran that race faster than anyone
‏ a challenge. ever ran it before.”

‏Part Three Grammar: (25 points)
‏(1) Choose the correct answer to complete the sentences:
• I saw Leila with _______ granddaughter, Basma.
• my b. her c. their

• Ahmad lives with ______ parents.
• his b. her c. their

• He speaks two foreign languages. Foreign is __________.
• possessive adjective b. deive adjective c. an adverb

• She is a _________ teacher.
• smart b. smarter c. smartest

• Your painting is beautiful. Beautiful is________________
• A noun b. an adjective c. an adverb

• It was very hot, so I _______ the air condition.
• Turn on b. turns on c. turned

• _______ you check the mail yesterday?
• Do b. Does c. Did

• We had an exam last week! That _____ very difficult.
• did b. was c. were

• ________ do the guest sleep?
• Who b) Where c) What

• They ________ playing soccer in the park now.
• isn’t b. aren’t c. wasn’t

• We are __________ to win the game.
• try b. trying c. tried

• We want _____________ a new computer.
• buying b. bought c. to buy

• I like ___________ on the phone.
• talk b. talking c. talked

• She always ____________ to the radio or CDs.
• listen b. listens c. listened

• I sometimes __________ the windows.
• wash b. washes c. washed

• I have ____________ money.
• any b. some c. a/an

• _______ I travel with you?
• Can’t b. Can c. Should

• You _______ take some aspirin.
• need b. want c. should
• Where _________ she work?
• do b. does c. doing

• I ____________ basketball on TV.
• doesn’t watch b. not watch c. don’t watch

• They can’t ____________ a big meal.
• eat b. ate c. eating

• Noha ________ to the cinema yesterday.
‏ a. go b. goes c. went
• The correct sentence is:
a. The doctor tall is and thin.
b. The doctor is tall and thin.
c. The tall and thin is doctor.

• Choose the correct sentence:
‏ a. I need a lot of onions.
‏ b. I need any onions.
‏ c. I need one onions.

• Choose the correct negative form :
‏ a. There isn’t a desk in my room.
‏ b. There were not a desk in my room.
‏ c. There was a desk in my room.

‏ Part Four Writing: (15 points)
‏(1) Circle the correct writing / definition for the sentences below:
• The sentences that follow the topic sentence are called______________.
‏ a. concluding sentences
‏ b. topic sentences
‏ c. supporting sentences

• A personal letter has ________________.
‏ a. three parts: date , opening, and closing
‏ b. four parts: date, opening, body, and closing
‏ c. five parts; date, opening, body, closing, and signature

• Which of the following sentences is correctly punctuated?
‏ • I live in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
‏ • I was born on May 11 1980.
‏ • I like to read write and paint.

‏ • A paragraph is a group of sentences that express__________.
‏ • one idea
‏ • two ideas
‏ • three ideas

‏ • When you write a personal letter, begin with "Dear" and the person's name.
‏ This is the ____________.
‏ • greeting
‏ • date
‏ • signature

‏ • The opposite of behind is _____________.
‏ • in front of
‏ • between
‏ • on the right of

‏ • Read the sentences with because . Circle the correct one.
‏ • Mona is studying because she wants to become a doctor.
‏ • Mona wants to become a doctor because she is studying.
‏ • Mona wants to become she because a doctor is studying.

• Choose the correct sentence.
• Dina went to Makkah to visit her family, and they were in Madina.
• Dina went to Makkah to visit her family, but they were in Madina.
• Dina went to Makkah to visit her family, or they were in Madina.

• Adverbs of frequency are:
• my, your, their.
• noun, verb, object.
• sometimes, usually, never.

• Every sentence in English must have __________.
• a verb and an adjective.
• a subject and a verb.
• an adverb and verb.

• The first sentence in a paragraph is the______________________.
• concluding sentence
• supporting sentence
• topic sentence

• The connector words are ____________ .
• was / were.
• and / but.
• can / could.

• In a letter, we write the date _____________________.
• before the signature
• after the opening
• in the top right corner

• We use period in the______________ of a sentence.
• beginning
• middle
• end

• Commas are used to separate ______________
• parts of a word.
• parts of a sentence.
• parts of a paragraph.

‏(2) Choose the letter of the word with an error that needs correction:
• A paragraph is a group of sentences that develop one main idea.
‏ a. (T) b. (F)
• A transition words of time are used to show locations.
‏a. (T) b. (F)
• The body is to write your first name only for people you know.
‏ a. (T) b. (F)
• There are two margins on your paper. Write the paragraph between them.
‏ a. (T) b. (F)
• The first word in a sentence must begin with a small letter.
‏a. (T) b. (F)