I am completely …………… about my exam results – I never thought I'd do so well!
ورقة وزارية رسمية
امتحان اللغة الإنجليزية (الحادي عشر) الوزاري 2025، الدورة العامة، الحادي عشر، مع الإجابات
أسئلة امتحان اللغة الإنجليزية (الحادي عشر) الوزاري توجيهي 2025، الدورة العامة، الحادي عشر: ٣٠ سؤالاً كما وردت في الورقة، والإجابة الصحيحة لـ ٢٨ منها. حلّها بوقت محدد داخل TawjihiAI.
اقرأ المزيد
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- السنة
- 2025
- الدورة
- الدورة العامة
- الفرع
- الحادي عشر الأكاديمي
- تاريخ الامتحان
- 3 آب 2025
- عدد الأسئلة
- 30
الإجابة الصحيحة تحت 28 سؤالاً من 30، من مفتاح تم التحقق منه. والباقي بلا حل مؤكّد بعد.
28 سؤالاً مع الإجابة
inspirational
slimy
ecstatic
hypocritical
We couldn't use our mobile phones in the desert, but started to…………… signals when we went into the mountains.
show off
pick up
point out
calm down
It is claimed that …………… from cars kill twice as many people as accidents caused by vehicles.
wind turbines
fossil fuels
endangered species
exhaust fumes
Tigers – the largest living cats on Earth – are at the top of their food chain so they have no …………… predators.
torrential
scorching
bewildered
natural
Rami ……………; whenever arguments happen, he resolves conflicts.
blows things out of proportion
spells out
is the peacemaker
bursts into tears
Rawan is so ……………; she's determined to get what she wants.
pushy
immature
modest
decent
I have two lamps in my bedroom. My father always asks me to .............. before going to bed.
switch off them
switch them off
off them switch
them switch off
Summer in Singapore is much hotter than in England but only a bit hotter than in Egypt. The underlined words (a bit) in the sentence above can be replaced with ............
nothing like
slightly
considerably
a lot
Harmful chemicals, fertilisers, and pollution would .............. fresh water supplies.
provide
contaminate
install
clarify
Keep your argument simple and try not to .............. it.
complicated
complication
complicating
complicate
عرض باقي الأسئلة (٢٠)
.............. and other wearables, such as clothing, could be used to track your body's fat and water content.
Malfunction
Smart devices
Household appliance
Glitches
It was a huge .............. and I didn't get the marks I needed to go to that university.
flourish
blunder
masterstroke
affluent
At some point, you will have to make a decision. The correct binomial that can replace the underlined words in the above sentence is.............. .
Sooner or later
More or less
Touch and go
Ups and downs
Don't make a mess, ..............?
will you
may you
can you
do you
I forgot my password and .............. my email account the day before yesterday.
have blocked
was blocked
has blocked
blocked
The shopping centre .............. at 10 a.m. every morning.
was opened
opens
had opened
open
By the time we reach the entrance, we .............. for three hours!
were going to wait
had been waited
will have been waiting
would have been waiting
A: 'Jameel is thinking of travelling again.' B: 'Yes, well, he .............. stay in one place for more than a few months.'
will
would
won't
wouldn't
The flip phone, which was designed in the 1990s, is rapidly becoming popular again. The sentence that has the correct participle clause of the one above is ...............
The flip phone, designed in the 1990s, is rapidly becoming popular again.
The flip phone, was designed in the 1990s, is rapidly becoming popular again.
The flip phone, is designed in the 1990s, is rapidly becoming popular again.
The flip phone, designing in the 1990s, is rapidly becoming popular again.
People driving a car ............... carry a driving licence.
don't have to
are required to
are forbidden to
need not
We should spend less on ............... clothes and more on ............... healthy food.
a / an
the / Ө
an / Ө
Ө / Ө
The police praised Imad ............... saving the man's life.
on
of
for
into
Adel: 'I didn't steal the woman's necklace.' The reported speech sentence that has the correct reporting verb of the sentence above is ...............
Adel denied stealing the woman's necklace.
Adel regretted stealing the woman's necklace.
Adel suggested stealing the woman's necklace.
Adel recommended stealing the woman's necklace.
Young people don't need ............... how to use new devices, they just know instinctively.
be told
being told
been told
to be told
Somebody was regularly hacking into celebrities' smartphones. The sentence that has the correct passive form of the above one is ...............
Celebrities' smartphones are being regularly hacked into.
Celebrities' smartphones were being regularly hacked into.
Celebrities' smartphones have been regularly hacked into.
Celebrities' smartphones had been regularly hacked into.
I wish I ............... sciences at school, but it's too late now.
had studied
wouldn't study
have studied
don't study
If I'd gone to university, I would have a better job. The correct grammatical function of the above sentence is ...............
past consequences of a hypothetical present situation.
present consequences of a hypothetical present situation.
present consequences of a hypothetical past situation.
past consequences of a hypothetical past situation.
The letter ( a ) in the word (start) is pronounced the same as in the word ...............
hat
packing
hard
jam
Read the following report carefully, and then in your ANSWER BOOKLET answer all the questions that follow. Your answers should be based on the report.
When developers released a statement that they were going to build a luxury new hotel at the local beach, everyone in the town was very excited. There have been talks for years about opportunities for new developments, but they never seem to happen. We all have to seize the opportunity and realise that the hotel will not only give us work, but offer improvements to the whole area around the beach. The developers have promised a new road with wide pavements to and from the beach and a replacement of the sad old beach restaurants which have been there for years. We have asked for such development for years and it was heartwarming to know that the developers have come up with a solution to help local people. Not only will the hotel need local workers but there are sure to be other jobs in tourism when the hotel guests start to arrive. I was very surprised to hear that there are protesters who are against the plan. Just last week, some activists tried to stop lorries from entering the beach to start building work, and I reported the incident to the police. Everyone has the right to protest, but such obstruction is illegal. There has even been an accusation that I am working to promote the hotel company, but this is not true. We must remember that the hotel will solve many of the problems in our area, and I support it 100%.
- Building a luxury new hotel will bring two opportunities to the area around the beach. Write down these two opportunities. (4 points)
- The developers of the project have promised to make two changes in the area. Write them down. (2 points)
- What did activists who are against the plan do the previous week? (2 points)
- What has the writer of the report been accused of? (2 points)
- Write down the sentence which states that the writer is entirely with building a new hotel and reminds us of the solutions it will present to the problems in the area. (2 points)
- What does the underlined pronoun “they” refer to? (2 points)
- Find a word in the report that means “causing feelings of happiness”. (2 points)
- It is important to recognise bias to determine how much the writer’s presentation of the subject is affected. Suggest two tips for recognising bias in the news. (4 points)
FREE WRITING (10 points) In your ANSWER BOOKLET, write a composition on ONE of the following:
- A formal email to a fast food restaurant chain in your country describing the problem of misusing disposable plates, spoons and boxes and urging to take a serious action.
- Testing with computers instead of pencil and paper will leave students more prepared for the future. Do you agree? Write an essay discussing the advantages and disadvantages of each way of testing expressing your point of view.