امتحان اللغة الإنجليزية الوزاري فلسطين 2025، الدورة الأولى، الفروع المهنية والشرعي

Question 1

Read the text then do the tasks below: It isn't hard to explain why parents, teachers and older people in general get so concerned about the negative effects of young people's use of communications technology. They may be motivated by a wish to protect their children from harm or to control them, but throughout history older generations have always tried to put limits on the behaviour of the young. The only difference now is that the Internet is such a powerful force, and older people generally don't really understand this new world of social media and instant communication, so they're unable to control it. And the situation is changing so fast that the gap in their knowledge is widening all the time. In a similar way, governments, even in democratic countries, like to put limits on people's behaviour. After all, it's a large part of what governments are about. They may have more technological knowledge than the average parent, but the spread of social media sites and communications apps like Twitter and WhatsApp is making it harder and harder for them to control what their citizens are saying and doing. Clearly, this isn't always a positive trend, but what we can say for sure is that new information and communications technologies are a force for social change and economic development, especially in poorer countries without a reliable traditional phone network. The World Bank has calculated that in countries like this, a 10% increase in high-speed Internet connections leads to a 1.3% increase in economic growth. It is, they say, the single most powerful way to extend economic opportunities and services to millions of people, especially in remote areas' A recent headline on the BBC website asked: 'Could Ramallah become an Arab World technology hub?' The article went on to show how young Palestinians are starting small technology companies that could help the Palestinian economy to break free from the restrictions placed on it by the Israeli occupation. As one interviewee explains: This is what is good about technology: it breaks the borders. A person with a laptop can work in the worst situations; he can work from his home and interact with the global community, without a passport and despite the occupation. It is limitless.' Circle the correct answer to complete each sentence: Governments struggle to control social media because ……

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it spreads faster than their ability to control it.

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it's not needed in democratic countries

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it's blocked in many countries

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people rarely use social media for communication.

Question 2

Read the text then do the tasks below: It isn't hard to explain why parents, teachers and older people in general get so concerned about the negative effects of young people's use of communications technology. They may be motivated by a wish to protect their children from harm or to control them, but throughout history older generations have always tried to put limits on the behaviour of the young. The only difference now is that the Internet is such a powerful force, and older people generally don't really understand this new world of social media and instant communication, so they're unable to control it. And the situation is changing so fast that the gap in their knowledge is widening all the time. In a similar way, governments, even in democratic countries, like to put limits on people's behaviour. After all, it's a large part of what governments are about. They may have more technological knowledge than the average parent, but the spread of social media sites and communications apps like Twitter and WhatsApp is making it harder and harder for them to control what their citizens are saying and doing. Clearly, this isn't always a positive trend, but what we can say for sure is that new information and communications technologies are a force for social change and economic development, especially in poorer countries without a reliable traditional phone network. The World Bank has calculated that in countries like this, a 10% increase in high-speed Internet connections leads to a 1.3% increase in economic growth. It is, they say, the single most powerful way to extend economic opportunities and services to millions of people, especially in remote areas' A recent headline on the BBC website asked: 'Could Ramallah become an Arab World technology hub?' The article went on to show how young Palestinians are starting small technology companies that could help the Palestinian economy to break free from the restrictions placed on it by the Israeli occupation. As one interviewee explains: This is what is good about technology: it breaks the borders. A person with a laptop can work in the worst situations; he can work from his home and interact with the global community, without a passport and despite the occupation. It is limitless.' Circle the correct answer to complete each sentence: The writer is certain that new information and communication technologies are ……

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a force for social change and economic development

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always lead to negative outcomes.

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only beneficial for developed countries

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not reliable for economic growth.

Question 3

Read the text then do the tasks below: It isn't hard to explain why parents, teachers and older people in general get so concerned about the negative effects of young people's use of communications technology. They may be motivated by a wish to protect their children from harm or to control them, but throughout history older generations have always tried to put limits on the behaviour of the young. The only difference now is that the Internet is such a powerful force, and older people generally don't really understand this new world of social media and instant communication, so they're unable to control it. And the situation is changing so fast that the gap in their knowledge is widening all the time. In a similar way, governments, even in democratic countries, like to put limits on people's behaviour. After all, it's a large part of what governments are about. They may have more technological knowledge than the average parent, but the spread of social media sites and communications apps like Twitter and WhatsApp is making it harder and harder for them to control what their citizens are saying and doing. Clearly, this isn't always a positive trend, but what we can say for sure is that new information and communications technologies are a force for social change and economic development, especially in poorer countries without a reliable traditional phone network. The World Bank has calculated that in countries like this, a 10% increase in high-speed Internet connections leads to a 1.3% increase in economic growth. It is, they say, the single most powerful way to extend economic opportunities and services to millions of people, especially in remote areas' A recent headline on the BBC website asked: 'Could Ramallah become an Arab World technology hub?' The article went on to show how young Palestinians are starting small technology companies that could help the Palestinian economy to break free from the restrictions placed on it by the Israeli occupation. As one interviewee explains: This is what is good about technology: it breaks the borders. A person with a laptop can work in the worst situations; he can work from his home and interact with the global community, without a passport and despite the occupation. It is limitless.' Circle the correct answer to complete each sentence: Ramallah is being considered as a technology hub because ……

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young Palestinians are starting technological companies despite restrictions.

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the Israeli occupation has stopped all technological progress.

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it's free from economic and political challenges.

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the global technological community has moved there permanently.

Question 4

Circle the correct answer: Let me know about the meeting (in advance / on advance), so I can prepare for it.

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in advance

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on advance

Question 5

Circle the correct answer: The ( job security / job description) clearly presents the responsibilities and qualifications required for the job.

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job description

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job security

Question 6

Circle the correct answer: While visiting Paris (on business / in business), he managed to visit a few tourist places.

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on business

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in business

Question 7

Circle the correct answer: When buying a new house, it's important to compare its price to the current (market value /marketing)

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market value

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marketing

Question 8

Circle the correct answer: The car experienced a (break down / breakdown) on the highway near Ramallah.

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breakdown

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break down

Question 9

Circle the correct answer: He was satisfied (with / for) the service at the restaurant and decided to leave a generous tip.

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with

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for

Question 10

Circle the correct answer: He can remember (being / to be) in hospital when he was so young.

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being

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to be

Question 11

Circle the correct answer: It was too late so we decided (taking / to take) a taxi home.

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to take

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taking

Question 12

*From this section, answer two parts only* يتكون هذا السؤال من ثلاثة فروع (A,B,C) أجب عن فرعين منها فقط Circle the correct answer: Sorry to keep you (to wait / waiting) so long.

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waiting

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to wait

Question 13

*From this section, answer two parts only* يتكون هذا السؤال من ثلاثة فروع (A,B,C) أجب عن فرعين منها فقط Circle the correct answer: I was reading the book that I (had borrowed / borrow) from the library.

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had borrowed

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borrow

Question 14

*From this section, answer two parts only* يتكون هذا السؤال من ثلاثة فروع (A,B,C) أجب عن فرعين منها فقط Circle the correct answer: I (am having / have) my lunch now, so I'll call you later.

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am having

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have

Question 15

*From this section, answer two parts only* يتكون هذا السؤال من ثلاثة فروع (A,B,C) أجب عن فرعين منها فقط Circle the correct answer: The game was great! You should (have bought / buy) a ticket!

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have bought

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buy

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