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امتحان اللغة الإنجليزية الوزاري فلسطين 2025، الدورة الأولى، العلمي والريادة، والأدبي (الورقة الأولى)

أسئلة امتحان اللغة الإنجليزية الوزاري توجيهي فلسطين 2025، الدورة الأولى، العلمي والريادة، والأدبي (الورقة الأولى): ٨٥ سؤالاً كما وردت في الورقة، ومفتاح الإجابة غير منشور بعد. حلّها بوقت محدد داخل TawjihiAI.

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السنة: 2025
الدورة: الدورة الأولى
الفرع: الأدبي (الورقة الأولى) والعلمي والريادة والأعمال
تاريخ الامتحان: 28 حزيران 2025
عدد الأسئلة: 85

الإجابة الصحيحة تحت 11 سؤالاً من 85. الوزارة ما نشرت مفتاحاً لهذه الورقة، فحلّها فريقنا: حلّان مستقلّان اتفقا على كل إجابة، وراجعناها على الورقة. والباقي بلا حل مؤكّد بعد.

11 سؤالاً بإجابة مؤكَّدة

Question Number 1 · Reading ComprehensionA)

Read the following text carefully and complete the tasks below: ( A ) There are limits to how many sports can be included in the Olympic Games. In the 2012 Summer Games, there were 26, and the International Olympic Committee (IOC) have added two more for 2016 (golf and rugby sevens). There are various criteria that the IOC bases its decisions on, but the most important is probably international popularity. Sports tend to get included if they have a tradition and are played and watched by enough people in enough countries. ( B ) This leads to some interesting questions. Why, for example, was baseball included from 1984, but then dropped for 2012? Although some think it is only popular in the USA, it actually has a large following in South America and Asia too. The main reason for leaving it out, according to some, is a combination of geography and politics: there is little interest in the sport in Europe, and European members are in a majority on the IOC. ( C ) Of the other sports not (yet) included, one that stands out is squash. It has a long tradition and is played all over the world. It's also more obviously a real sport than some other Olympic 'sports'. In fact, it's more mysterious why certain sports are included. Take speed walking, for example, a long-standing Olympic regular. The rules say that the athletes have to have both feet in contact with the ground at all times, and must keep their legs straight. The result, to me at least, looks very silly. ( D ) More importantly, it breaks one of my two personal rules for judging serious sports because it puts artificial limits on what can be done. This is why I can't take any sport seriously if it involves doing something in water that is more naturally done out of water. My other rule is that the scoring has to be objective and measurable, not a matter of opinion. And of course both of these criteria would rule out everyone's favourite example of an Olympic non-sport: synchronised swimming.

Match the following titles with their suitable paragraphs:

Two examples of strange decisions. Paragraph ( )

Refer to the text above.

What makes an Olympic sport? Paragraph ( )

Refer to the text above.

My own criteria. Paragraph ( )

Refer to the text above.

A change of mind. Paragraph ( )

B) Refer to the text above.

Answer the following questions:

What sports were added to the Olympics in 2016?

Refer to the text above.

Answer the following questions:

According to the "international popularity", what are the conditions for including sports in the Olympics? a. …… b. ……

Refer to the text above.

Answer the following questions:

Why was baseball mainly dropped from the Olympics according to some people?

Refer to the text above.

Answer the following questions:

How does the writer judge serious sports? a. …… b. ……

C) Refer to the text above.

Decide whether each of the following is True or False:

There are no restrictions on how many sports can be included in the Olympics. ( )

Refer to the text above.

Decide whether each of the following is True or False:

According to the writer, baseball is popular in the USA, South America and Asia. ( )

عرض باقي الأسئلة (٧٥)

Refer to the text above.

Decide whether each of the following is True or False:

The writer believes speed walking is an exciting and serious sport. ( )

Refer to the text above.

Decide whether each of the following is True or False:

Synchronised swimming is excluded by the writer's personal rules for serious sports. ( )

D) Refer to the text above.

Complete the following sentences:

The writer is surprised that squash isn't included in the Olympics yet although it …… ……and ……

Refer to the text above.

Complete the following sentences:

The rules of speed walking require that athletes should have both feet …… with the ground and should keep ……

E) Refer to the text above.

Write what the following words refer to:

the most important (line 4): ……

Refer to the text above.

Write what the following words refer to:

it (line 17): ……

Question Number 2 · Reading ComprehensionA)

Read the text and do the tasks below: Young people today, often referred to as "the connected generation," depend heavily on technology for communication. A recent study shows that 85% of individuals aged 18-29 use smartphones as their main tool for staying connected. This dependence on technology is reflected in their communication habits, with 72% preferring texting over face-to-face interactions and 65% engaging with social media daily to stay updated with friends and family. Video calls have also become a common method, with many young people using platforms and sites weekly. Additionally, 50% of young people in the study mentioned that group chats have become an essential part of their work and academic conversations. These numbers highlight a growing trend where online interactions control how this generation connects. However, the study also reveals some disadvantages. Around 60% of respondents reported feeling addicted to their devices, with many describing the constant need to check notifications and comments as noisy. Additionally, 55% admitted that technology sometimes creates emotional distance in relationships, as digital interactions often lack the depth and personal touch of face-to- face conversations. Interestingly, 40% of young people expressed a desire to reduce screen time to focus more on real connections. Despite these concerns, 88% of respondents agreed that technology makes it easier to keep relationships across distances and borders. The findings underline a need for balance. While technology offers significant benefits, such as breaking physical barriers and enabling instant communication, it also presents negative effects on society and economy such as cybersecurity costs and job displacement. Encouraging young people to use technology wisely can help. And to get the benefits of technology without losing the personal touch of traditional communication, young people can do the followings: setting screen-time limits, prioritizing real interactions, and choosing deeper conversations over quick texts.

According to the above study, write the missing information:

The description	Percentage (%)
Using mobile phones as a primary way of communication.	……

Refer to the text above.

……	65%

Refer to the text above.

Using chats for work and study purposes.	……

Refer to the text above.

……	60%

B) Refer to the text above.

Decide whether each of the following is True or False:

Texting is more popular than face-to-face communication among young people ( )

Refer to the text above.

Decide whether each of the following is True or False:

Many young people feel comfortable to continually check their notifications. ( )

Refer to the text above.

Decide whether each of the following is True or False:

Over half of respondents feels that technology may create emotional distance in relationships. ( )

Refer to the text above.

Decide whether each of the following is True or False:

Most young people believe that technology makes it harder to maintain remote relationships. ( )

C) Refer to the text above.

Complete the following sentences:

Online interactions often lack the …… and …… of face-to-face talks.

Refer to the text above.

Complete the following sentences:

40% of respondents showed their wish to …… online time to give more attention to real connections.

Refer to the text above.

Complete the following sentences:

…… and …… are negative impacts of technology on society and economy.

Refer to the text above.

Complete the following sentences:

To get the advantages of technology without missing traditional interactions, you can do the followings: …… , …… and……

Question Number 3 · VocabularyA)

Replace the underlined parts of the sentences with words from the box: throughout / fields / persevered / essential / promising

Vitamin D and calcium are still basic nutrients that are very necessary for health. ……

Replace the underlined parts of the sentences with words from the box: throughout / fields / persevered / essential / promising

The project seemed impossible, but the team didn't give up and found a solution……

Replace the underlined parts of the sentences with words from the box: throughout / fields / persevered / essential / promising

From beginning to end of Palestinian history, many cultures have influenced its art and traditions.

Replace the underlined parts of the sentences with words from the box: throughout / fields / persevered / essential / promising

Many graduates hope to find work in their chosen areas of interest. ……

Replace the underlined parts of the sentences with words from the box: throughout / fields / persevered / essential / promising

The new drug has shown future possibilities effects, yet further testing is required. ……

Complete the sentences with words from the box: hub / participate / reluctant / judging / returns

To …… in the Powerball game, you can buy a ticket for 2 dollars per hour.

Complete the sentences with words from the box: hub / participate / reluctant / judging / returns

Despite being …… at first, they eventually agreed to try the new restaurant.

Complete the sentences with words from the box: hub / participate / reluctant / judging / returns

Investors are looking for investments with good …… and low risks.

Complete the sentences with words from the box: hub / participate / reluctant / judging / returns

The Police Officer tried not to let his personal feelings affect how he was …… the situation.

Complete the sentences with words from the box: hub / participate / reluctant / judging / returns

The downtown area became a …… of activity during the city's annual festival.

Complete the sentences with the suitable expressions from the box: catching up / handed over / choose between / expert in / turned out

We must not ……security and freedom, both are our rights.

Complete the sentences with the suitable expressions from the box: catching up / handed over / choose between / expert in / turned out

A highly experienced team led by a recognized …… the field will prepare these reports.

Complete the sentences with the suitable expressions from the box: catching up / handed over / choose between / expert in / turned out

It …… that she had known him when they were children.

Complete the sentences with the suitable expressions from the box: catching up / handed over / choose between / expert in / turned out

After the long trip, she spent the evening…… with her family and telling them about her adventures.

Complete the sentences with the suitable expressions from the box: catching up / handed over / choose between / expert in / turned out

The manager …… the project to the new team leader.

Match prefixes with suitable words then use them to complete the sentences: mis- / co- / under / over workers / using / cooked / confident

Being …… in his abilities led him to underestimate the challenges of the project.

Match prefixes with suitable words then use them to complete the sentences: mis- / co- / under / over workers / using / cooked / confident

The chicken was ……, so we had to put it back in the oven for a few more minutes.

Match prefixes with suitable words then use them to complete the sentences: mis- / co- / under / over workers / using / cooked / confident

He appreciates the support of his ……, especially during stressful periods at work.

Match prefixes with suitable words then use them to complete the sentences: mis- / co- / under / over workers / using / cooked / confident

……of some personal data can lead to many social problems.

Circle the correct answer:

Please confirm the details of the agreement ( in writing / in debt ) before we go ahead.

اعرض الحل

الإجابة الصحيحة: أ) in writing

In the book's Unit 6 exercise, 'apply for this job with a letter, not by phone or email' is replaced by the phrase with writing, so in writing. In debt means owing people money, which does not fit confirming an agreement.

Circle the correct answer:

This book is ( on receipt / on sale) for 15% off at the store book and still available.

اعرض الحل

الإجابة الصحيحة: ب) on sale

The book's Unit 6 exercise replaces 'available to buy from next month' with a phrase using sale, so on sale. On receipt is the phrase for paying when you get the goods.

Circle the correct answer:

My brother has just arrived at the airport, at least two hours before (take off / takeoff ).

اعرض الحل

الإجابة الصحيحة: ب) takeoff

The book joins the phrasal verb take off ('leave the ground') into the one-word noun takeoff, used in 'during takeoff and landing'. The noun needs the one-word form after 'before'.

Circle the correct answer:

A strong (marketing / financial market) plan can make a product more popular for customers.

اعرض الحل

الإجابة الصحيحة: أ) marketing

The book defines marketing as a way of letting people know about your product, which is what makes a product more popular. Financial markets are where national currencies are bought and sold.

Circle the correct answer:

They accused me (of / from) cheating on the test, but I had studied hard.

اعرض الإجابة

الإجابة الصحيحة: أ) of

Circle the correct answer:

This project aims to make young people more aware of ( job opportunities / job applications) in the health sector.

أ
job opportunities
ب
job applications

Question Number 4 · LanguageA)

Complete the sentences with the correct tense of the verbs in brackets:

The company ……its financial targets for the third quarter yet. (not / meet)

Complete the sentences with the correct tense of the verbs in brackets:

……you ……of selling your car? I'm interested in buying it. (think)

Complete the sentences with the correct tense of the verbs in brackets:

They saw an accident while they …… for the bus. (wait)

Complete the sentences with the correct tense of the verbs in brackets:

Honey never ……and it has natural antibacterial properties. (spoil)

Complete the sentences with the correct tense of the verbs in brackets:

I ……her immediately although it was dark. (recognize)

Circle the correct answer:

The sky is completely red; it is (going to be / being) a beautiful sunset.

اعرض الحل

الإجابة الصحيحة: أ) going to be

The book uses going to for a prediction based on evidence we can see now, like 'That wall doesn’t look safe. It’s going to fall over one day.' A completely red sky is such evidence, so 'going to be'.

Circle the correct answer:

I can't be sure, but the new policy (could / will ) improve employee satisfaction.

اعرض الحل

الإجابة الصحيحة: أ) could

‘I can’t be sure’ signals only a possibility. The book pairs ‘I can’t be sure’ with ‘will probably’, not plain ‘will’, and uses might, may well and ‘could become addicted’ for what is possible. So ‘could’ fits and ‘will’ is too certain.

Circle the correct answer:

I remember (to tell / telling) him not to do it, but he did it anyway.

اعرض الحل

الإجابة الصحيحة: ب) telling

Remember + -ing is the form for actions that happened in the past, as in the book's 'I remember feeling stressed when I was doing school exams'. Telling him already happened, so 'telling'.

Circle the correct answer:

The client promised (not to be / to not be) late. I hope he'll come soon.

اعرض الحل

الإجابة الصحيحة: أ) not to be

In the book's pattern the infinitive is negative by putting not before to + verb: 'They told us not to spend too long on one task.' So the client promised not to be late.

Circle the correct answer:

You (must / should) be tired. You've been travelling all day.

اعرض الحل

الإجابة الصحيحة: أ) must

The book pairs evidence with must: ‘He’s eating it all, so it must be very tasty’. Travelling all day is the evidence that you are tired, so ‘must be’. Should gives advice, as in the book’s ‘you should always take water’.

Report the following questions:

"How long have you been working in your present job?" He asked me ……

Report the following questions:

"Do we need to bring our own lunch for the journey?" The students questioned their teacher ……

Rewrite the following sentences keeping the same meaning:

Laila stayed up late watching movies and missed the interview next day. She should ……

Rewrite the following sentences keeping the same meaning:

"You'd better change your diet habits to lose some weight." The nutrition advised me ……

Rewrite the following sentences keeping the same meaning:

"Don't touch the iron, it's very hot!" His mother warned him against ……

Question Number 5 · LanguageA)