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امتحان اللغة الإنجليزية الوزاري فلسطين 2025، الدورة الأولى، الأدبي (الورقة الثانية)

أسئلة امتحان اللغة الإنجليزية الوزاري توجيهي فلسطين 2025، الدورة الأولى، الأدبي (الورقة الثانية): ٦٣ 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 الثانية)
تاريخ الامتحان
30 حزيران 2025
عدد الأسئلة
63

الإجابة الصحيحة تحت سؤالان من 63. الوزارة ما نشرت مفتاحاً لهذه الورقة، فحلّها فريقنا: حلّان مستقلّان اتفقا على كل إجابة، وراجعناها على الورقة. والباقي بلا حل مؤكّد بعد.

سؤالان بإجابة مؤكَّدة

Question Number 1 · Reading ComprehensionA)

Read the text and do the tasks below: From cowries to contactless: a short history of money On its own, money has little or no meaning. It only gains meaning when a group of people all accept that it has a certain value when used for the exchange of goods or services. To understand this, we need to look at what happened before money was invented. In early societies, trade was carried out by bartering: the exchange of one thing or service for another. If one person had a bag of salt and another was good at making shoes, they could agree to exchange the salt for a pair of shoes. But this only worked on two conditions. Firstly, they each had to want what the other person was offering, and secondly they had to agree that the two things were of equal value. To solve this problem, people started to base their trade on items that nearly everyone wanted, like salt, chocolate or cows. It didn't have to be something that they needed, just something desirable. Cowrie shells are a well-known example of this, and a step towards what we recognise as money, because they are easier to carry around than cows or bags of salt. The Lydians, who lived in what is now Turkey, are thought to be the first people to use coins, over 2,500 years ago, although pieces of metal had been used for centuries before. Other countries soon followed, making their own coins with agreed values. The earliest paper money was probably in common use in China around the year 960. In this form, money itself doesn't need to be made of something valuable; it is only important because of what it represents, or stands for. This is why it is known as representative money Until quite recently, for example, the British pound (£) was based on a promise that the bank would exchange it for one pound in weight (lb) of silver. Nowadays, methods of exchange are moving away from real coins and notes that need to be carried around. First, there were cheques, which have now been more or less replaced by plastic credit or debit cards. More recent developments have moved even further in this direction. One example is 'contactless' bracelets that you wear on your wrist and pass in front of a machine. Another is the growing popularity of 'bitcoins', a digital currency that can only be used on the Internet.

Answer the following questions:

When is money considered to have meaning?

اعرض الإجابة

When a group of people all accept that it has a certain value when it is used for the exchange of goods or services.

Refer to the text above.

What were the conditions that had to be met for bartering to work? a. …… b. ……

اعرض الإجابة

a. Each person had to want what the other person was offering. b. They had to agree that the two things were of equal value.

Refer to the text above.

Why are cowrie shells considered a step towards money? ……

اعرض الإجابة

Because they are easier to carry around than cows or bags of salt.

Refer to the text above.

What are the recent developments in methods of exchange that followed plastic cards? a. …… b. ……

اعرض الإجابة

a. 'Contactless' bracelets that you wear on your wrist and pass in front of a machine. b. Bitcoins, a digital currency that can only be used on the Internet.

B) Refer to the text above.

Decide whether each of the following is True or False:

Money has real meaning on its own. ( )

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False

Refer to the text above.

Decide whether each of the following is True or False:

People began to base their trade on undesired items such as salt, chocolate or cows. ( )

اعرض الإجابة

False

Refer to the text above.

Decide whether each of the following is True or False:

Coins were first used in China around the year 960. ( )

اعرض الإجابة

False

Refer to the text above.

Decide whether each of the following is True or False:

Credit cards replaced cheques as a common method of payment. ( )

اعرض الإجابة

True

C) Refer to the text above.

Choose the correct answer:

…… is a way of exchanging goods with certain problems in early human societies.

اعرض الإجابة

الإجابة الصحيحة: ج) Bartering

Refer to the text above.

Choose the correct answer:

"Representative money" stands for…… .

اعرض الإجابة

الإجابة الصحيحة: ب) a promise to exchange it for something valuable

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D) Refer to the text above.

Write what the following pronouns refer to:

another (line 6 ): ……

اعرض الإجابة

another = another person (the person who was good at making shoes).

Refer to the text above.

Write what the following pronouns refer to:

it (line 19): ……

اعرض الإجابة

it = the British pound (£).

Question Number 2 · Reading ComprehensionA)

Read the text and do the tasks below: As the New Year approaches, many people reflect on the past year and set resolutions to improve their lives. Popular resolutions often include goals such as losing weight, saving money, quitting smoking, or spending more time with family. While the intention behind these resolutions is often real, studies show that a significant number of resolutions fail by the end of January. Understanding the reasons behind this can help individuals create more effective resolutions that can lead to meaningful changes in their lives. To make a successful New Year's resolution, it's essential to set specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-limited (SMART) goals. For instance, instead of saying "I want to be healthier," a SMART goal would be "I will exercise for 30 minutes at least three times a week." Additionally, breaking down larger goals into smaller, manageable steps can make them feel less confusing. Another essential aspect of successfully achieving resolutions is maintaining motivation. This can be done by finding a support system to provide encouragement and responsibility. Celebrating small victories can also keep motivation high and strengthen positive behavior changes. Finally, staying flexible and determined to resolutions increase and improve the chances of success. The New Year offers a unique opportunity for change if individuals move toward their resolutions with realistic expectations.

Decide whether each of the following is True or False:

Knowing why certain resolutions didn't work helps in creating more effective ones. ( )

اعرض الإجابة

True

Refer to the text above.

Resolutions are more likely to succeed with the SMART approach. ( )

اعرض الإجابة

True

Refer to the text above.

Breaking larger goals into smaller steps makes them more complex. ( )

اعرض الإجابة

False

Refer to the text above.

The New Year is described as a chance for change. ( )

اعرض الإجابة

True

B) Refer to the text above.

Complete the following sentences:

Many New Year's resolutions fail by the end of ……

اعرض الإجابة

January

Refer to the text above.

Complete the following sentences:

…… stands for specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-limited goals.

اعرض الإجابة

SMART

Refer to the text above.

Complete the following sentences:

To increase the opportunities of resolutions' success you should stay …… and …… to these resolutions.

اعرض الإجابة

flexible ... determined

C) Refer to the text above.

Complete the following diagram with correct answers from the text above:

شكل السؤال ٨
اعرض الإجابة

Examples of common resolutions (any order): 1. losing weight 2. saving money 3. quitting smoking 4. spending more time with family. Maintaining motivation requires: 1. finding a support system (to give encouragement and responsibility) 2. celebrating small victories.

Question Number 3 · Literature · Romeo & Juliet

Romeo & Juliet

Choose ONE of the two stories and answer its questions.

Circle the correct answer:

Tybalt says he hates …… as much as he hates the Montagues.

  1. أ

    fighting

  2. ب

    peace

  3. ج

    Mercutio

  4. د

    the Capulets

Romeo & Juliet

Choose ONE of the two stories and answer its questions.

Circle the correct answer:

What feeling does Romeo have before attending the party?

  1. أ

    Excitement

  2. ب

    Confidence about meeting Juliet

  3. ج

    A terrible feeling of something bad starting

  4. د

    Indifference to the party

Romeo & Juliet

Choose ONE of the two stories and answer its questions.

Circle the correct answer:

Romeo says that Juliet's hand …… .

  1. أ

    is too rough to touch his hand.

  2. ب

    is too perfect for his rough touch.

  3. ج

    is cold and needs warmth.

  4. د

    feels stronger than his own.

Romeo & Juliet

Choose ONE of the two stories and answer its questions.

Circle the correct answer:

Even after her death, Romeo believes that Juliet's …… hasn't been taken from her.

  1. أ

    beauty

  2. ب

    soul

  3. ج

    spirit

  4. د

    innocence

Romeo & Juliet

Choose ONE of the two stories and answer its questions.

Circle the correct answer:

What is Romeo referring to when he says "the hand that cut off your youth"?

  1. أ

    The knife that killed Juliet.

  2. ب

    The hand of Tybalt, which caused Juliet's death.

  3. ج

    The hand of the Prince that exiled him.

  4. د

    His own hand, which has killed Tybalt.

Question Number 4 · Literature · Romeo & JulietA)

Romeo & Juliet

Choose ONE of the two stories and answer its questions. From this section, answer two parts only

Decide whether the following sentences are True or False:

The first edition of Romeo and Juliet is more important than the second. ( )

Romeo & Juliet

Choose ONE of the two stories and answer its questions. From this section, answer two parts only

Decide whether the following sentences are True or False:

Lord Capulet thinks Paris is not a good match for Juliet. ( )

Romeo & Juliet

Choose ONE of the two stories and answer its questions. From this section, answer two parts only

Decide whether the following sentences are True or False:

Juliet drinks the liquid because she believes it will stop her marriage to Paris. ( )

Romeo & Juliet

Choose ONE of the two stories and answer its questions. From this section, answer two parts only

Decide whether the following sentences are True or False:

Romeo believes Juliet is truly dead when he sees her in the tomb. ( )

Romeo & Juliet

Choose ONE of the two stories and answer its questions. From this section, answer two parts only

Decide whether the following sentences are True or False:

Mercutio curses both the Montagues and Capulets as he dies. ( )

B)

Romeo & Juliet

Choose ONE of the two stories and answer its questions. From this section, answer two parts only

Read the following quotation then answer the questions below: "Capulet, Montague, see how your hate for each other has been punished. Love has killed your own children‾\underline{\text{own children}}."

Who says these words? ……

Refer to the text above.

To whom? ……

Refer to the text above.

When does the speaker say these words? ……

Refer to the text above.

What does the speaker mean by own children ……

Refer to the text above.

How is the speaker been punished too? ……

Refer to the text above.

The two families are responsible for their children's deaths because of their hatred. (True /False)

C)

Romeo & Juliet

Choose ONE of the two stories and answer its questions. From this section, answer two parts only

Complete the following sentences:

Benvolio is trying to …… the fight between the servants.

Romeo & Juliet

Choose ONE of the two stories and answer its questions. From this section, answer two parts only

Complete the following sentences:

Lady Capulet says that Capulet is too …… to fight.

Romeo & Juliet

Choose ONE of the two stories and answer its questions. From this section, answer two parts only

Complete the following sentences:

Mercutio becomes angry with Romeo when he refuses to fight Tybalt because he thinks that Romeo …… .

Romeo & Juliet

Choose ONE of the two stories and answer its questions. From this section, answer two parts only

Complete the following sentences:

Romeo does not receive the message from Friar Laurence because …… .

Romeo & Juliet

Choose ONE of the two stories and answer its questions. From this section, answer two parts only

Complete the following sentences:

It was a common custom for people at parties to wear …… .

Question Number 3 · Literature · King Lear

King Lear

Choose ONE of the two stories and answer its questions.

Circle the correct answer:

Cordelia answers Lear's question about her love for him that she …… .

  1. أ

    loves him more than her sisters

  2. ب

    loves him as much as a daughter should

  3. ج

    doesn't love him at all

  4. د

    loves him more than any precious thing in the world

King Lear

Choose ONE of the two stories and answer its questions.

Circle the correct answer:

When Lear arrives at Regan's house, Goneril and Regan…… .

  1. أ

    welcome him warmly

  2. ب

    argue over who will take care of him

  3. ج

    refuse to let him keep his knights.

  4. د

    offer to share his knights.

King Lear

Choose ONE of the two stories and answer its questions.

Circle the correct answer:

Cornwall punishes Gloucester by …… .

  1. أ

    blinding him

  2. ب

    sending him to prison

  3. ج

    exiling him from the kingdom

  4. د

    tying him to a tree

King Lear

Choose ONE of the two stories and answer its questions.

Circle the correct answer:

…… helps Lear start to recover from his madness.

  1. أ

    Seeing Edgar

  2. ب

    The support of Albany

  3. ج

    A meeting with Gloucester

  4. د

    Medicine from Cordelia's doctor

King Lear

Choose ONE of the two stories and answer its questions.

Circle the correct answer:

During her quarrel with Goneril, Regan …… .

  1. أ

    is poisoned and collapsed

  2. ب

    stabs Goneril with a knife

  3. ج

    confesses her crimes

  4. د

    kills Edmund

Question Number 4 · Literature · King LearA)

King Lear

Choose ONE of the two stories and answer its questions. From this section, answer two parts only

Decide whether the following statements are true or false:

The Fool jokes that King Lear has become a fool himself. ( )

King Lear

Choose ONE of the two stories and answer its questions. From this section, answer two parts only

Decide whether the following statements are true or false:

Kent hits Goneril's messenger Oswald. ( )

King Lear

Choose ONE of the two stories and answer its questions. From this section, answer two parts only

Decide whether the following statements are true or false:

Edmund tells Cornwall about Gloucester's plan to help Lear. ( )

King Lear

Choose ONE of the two stories and answer its questions. From this section, answer two parts only

Decide whether the following statements are true or false:

Cordelia refuses to forgive Lear for his past behavior. ( )

King Lear

Choose ONE of the two stories and answer its questions. From this section, answer two parts only

Decide whether the following statements are true or false:

Edgar becomes the King of England at the end of the story. ( )

B)

King Lear

Choose ONE of the two stories and answer its questions. From this section, answer two parts only

Read the following quotation then answer the questions below: 'What? I don't believe this! It means that that terrible woman‾\underline{\text{terrible woman}} is trying to get my brother‾\underline{\text{my brother}} to kill her husband‾\underline{\text{her husband}}. This is really, really bad!'

Who might have said the following? ……

Refer to the text above.

Who is the terrible woman the speaker means? ……

Refer to the text above.

Why does the speaker calls her " terrible woman"? ……

Refer to the text above.

How does the speaker know about the plan? ……

Refer to the text above.

My brother refers to …… and her husband refers to ……

C)

King Lear

Choose ONE of the two stories and answer its questions. From this section, answer two parts only

Complete the following sentences:

The King of France admires Cordelia for her …… and marries her.

King Lear

Choose ONE of the two stories and answer its questions. From this section, answer two parts only

Complete the following sentences:

Edgar plans to hide by pretending to be a …… .

King Lear

Choose ONE of the two stories and answer its questions. From this section, answer two parts only

Complete the following sentences:

Kent wants to take Lear to …… where he will be safe with Cordelia.

King Lear

Choose ONE of the two stories and answer its questions. From this section, answer two parts only

Complete the following sentences:

Albany decides to punish …… for betraying his father Gloucester.

King Lear

Choose ONE of the two stories and answer its questions. From this section, answer two parts only

Complete the following sentences:

Lear dies of a …… after carrying Cordelia's dead body.

Question Number 5 · Writing

Choose one of the following topics

"Happiness is influenced by many factors beyond wealth, it depends more on relationships, health, and purpose rather than just financial status". Write a three-paragraph essay explaining who might be happier: poor or rich people? Then state your own opinion.

These notes may help you:

  • Poor people: (stronger social bonds, lower expectations, accept simple joys)
  • Rich people: (financial security, more opportunities, freedom and comfort)
  • Conclusion: (money increases happiness up to meet basic needs and have some comfort).

Choose one of the following topics

Write a short first-person autobiography, include details of life before the Nakba, either from imagination or from what your family has told you.

  • Describe the leaving and where the family went.
  • Say what effect the Nakba had on you and your family.
  • Add a conclusion about how people kept the memory alive and their hope for a Right of Return.

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