امتحان اللغة الإنجليزية الوزاري فلسطين 2025، الدورة الثالثة، العلمي والريادة

Question 1

Read the following text carefully then complete the tasks below. The results of a new poll show that financial problems have taken over from the environment as the main concerns for young people. The survey asked over 12,000 people aged between 14 and 18 what they were most worried about. The clear 'winner' was 'finding a job', while the environment was only the seventh greatest worry. This compares with similar polls in the last fifteen years, when environmental worries came first. One of the poll's organisers commented that the results demonstrated a clear change in attitude. 'It's not just that getting a job is the main worry,' he said. 'Also included in the top six worries were getting into debt (6th) and passing exams (4th=). I'm convinced that there's a connection. Because of changes in the job market, there is more and more pressure on young people nowadays to pass exams and go on to university in the hope of finding a good job. Rising university fees make it inevitable that many students graduate from university with huge debts.' Other concerns mentioned by large numbers of young people also tended to be personal rather than social, including worries about relationships (2nd), health (3rd) and 'fitting in with peers' (4th=). Annette Coleman, director of the Green Earth organisation, said yesterday that she was 'disappointed, but not surprised' at the fall in the number of young people concerned about the environment. 'It's not that environmental concerns are less urgent than before – quite the opposite in fact. It's just that after decades of publicity on topics like climate change, so little has actually changed. A lot of people get the feeling that there's nothing we can do about it, and young people in particular tend to be impatient. Of course, the other thing is that in times of economic difficulty, people are more likely to focus on worries that are more immediate and have an impact on their daily lives.' Choose the correct answer: What causes many students to graduate with debt?

Accepted Answer

Rising university fees.

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Cheap housing.

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Part-time jobs.

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Lack of banks.

Question 2

Read the following text carefully then complete the tasks below. The results of a new poll show that financial problems have taken over from the environment as the main concerns for young people. The survey asked over 12,000 people aged between 14 and 18 what they were most worried about. The clear 'winner' was 'finding a job', while the environment was only the seventh greatest worry. This compares with similar polls in the last fifteen years, when environmental worries came first. One of the poll's organisers commented that the results demonstrated a clear change in attitude. 'It's not just that getting a job is the main worry,' he said. 'Also included in the top six worries were getting into debt (6th) and passing exams (4th=). I'm convinced that there's a connection. Because of changes in the job market, there is more and more pressure on young people nowadays to pass exams and go on to university in the hope of finding a good job. Rising university fees make it inevitable that many students graduate from university with huge debts.' Other concerns mentioned by large numbers of young people also tended to be personal rather than social, including worries about relationships (2nd), health (3rd) and 'fitting in with peers' (4th=). Annette Coleman, director of the Green Earth organisation, said yesterday that she was 'disappointed, but not surprised' at the fall in the number of young people concerned about the environment. 'It's not that environmental concerns are less urgent than before – quite the opposite in fact. It's just that after decades of publicity on topics like climate change, so little has actually changed. A lot of people get the feeling that there's nothing we can do about it, and young people in particular tend to be impatient. Of course, the other thing is that in times of economic difficulty, people are more likely to focus on worries that are more immediate and have an impact on their daily lives.' Choose the correct answer: Which worry was placed second in the poll?

Accepted Answer

Relationships.

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Health.

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Exams.

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Debt.

Question 3

Read the following text carefully then complete the tasks below. The results of a new poll show that financial problems have taken over from the environment as the main concerns for young people. The survey asked over 12,000 people aged between 14 and 18 what they were most worried about. The clear 'winner' was 'finding a job', while the environment was only the seventh greatest worry. This compares with similar polls in the last fifteen years, when environmental worries came first. One of the poll's organisers commented that the results demonstrated a clear change in attitude. 'It's not just that getting a job is the main worry,' he said. 'Also included in the top six worries were getting into debt (6th) and passing exams (4th=). I'm convinced that there's a connection. Because of changes in the job market, there is more and more pressure on young people nowadays to pass exams and go on to university in the hope of finding a good job. Rising university fees make it inevitable that many students graduate from university with huge debts.' Other concerns mentioned by large numbers of young people also tended to be personal rather than social, including worries about relationships (2nd), health (3rd) and 'fitting in with peers' (4th=). Annette Coleman, director of the Green Earth organisation, said yesterday that she was 'disappointed, but not surprised' at the fall in the number of young people concerned about the environment. 'It's not that environmental concerns are less urgent than before – quite the opposite in fact. It's just that after decades of publicity on topics like climate change, so little has actually changed. A lot of people get the feeling that there's nothing we can do about it, and young people in particular tend to be impatient. Of course, the other thing is that in times of economic difficulty, people are more likely to focus on worries that are more immediate and have an impact on their daily lives.' Choose the correct answer: According to Annette Coleman, why do young people care less about the environment?

Accepted Answer

They are impatient and little progress has been made.

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They have solved climate change.

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Their health problems are more serious.

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The media ignores climate issues.

Question 4

Read the following text carefully then complete the tasks below: (20 points) Ahmed was a university student who wanted to support his family. He made an attempt to start a small online business while still studying. His idea was to design and sell graphic posters for schools and companies. At first, there was a lack of money and experience, but he didn't give up. Ahmed worked hard to reach the education sector, where many teachers needed visual posters. His big breakthrough came when one school agreed to buy his designs. Soon, he began to distribute his posters to other schools in the city. The business started running smoothly, and he began to make good returns from his sales. Inspired by his success, Ahmed also decided to create posters for humanitarian groups that wanted to spread awareness about health and safety. Today, his small idea has grown into a bigger project, and Ahmed is proud that his business helps both education and society. Choose the correct answer: What was Ahmed's business idea?

Accepted Answer

Making graphic posters

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Selling food

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Teaching online

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Running a café

Question 5

Read the following text carefully then complete the tasks below: (20 points) Ahmed was a university student who wanted to support his family. He made an attempt to start a small online business while still studying. His idea was to design and sell graphic posters for schools and companies. At first, there was a lack of money and experience, but he didn't give up. Ahmed worked hard to reach the education sector, where many teachers needed visual posters. His big breakthrough came when one school agreed to buy his designs. Soon, he began to distribute his posters to other schools in the city. The business started running smoothly, and he began to make good returns from his sales. Inspired by his success, Ahmed also decided to create posters for humanitarian groups that wanted to spread awareness about health and safety. Today, his small idea has grown into a bigger project, and Ahmed is proud that his business helps both education and society. Choose the correct answer: Which sector first supported Ahmed's work?

Accepted Answer

Education

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Tourism

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Health

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Sports

Question 6

Read the following text carefully then complete the tasks below: (20 points) Ahmed was a university student who wanted to support his family. He made an attempt to start a small online business while still studying. His idea was to design and sell graphic posters for schools and companies. At first, there was a lack of money and experience, but he didn't give up. Ahmed worked hard to reach the education sector, where many teachers needed visual posters. His big breakthrough came when one school agreed to buy his designs. Soon, he began to distribute his posters to other schools in the city. The business started running smoothly, and he began to make good returns from his sales. Inspired by his success, Ahmed also decided to create posters for humanitarian groups that wanted to spread awareness about health and safety. Today, his small idea has grown into a bigger project, and Ahmed is proud that his business helps both education and society. Choose the correct answer: Why did he work with humanitarian groups?

Accepted Answer

To spread awareness

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To earn money only

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To get a free poster

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To close his business

Question 7

Circle the correct answer: The (marketing / market value) of a product is how much you can sell it for.

Accepted Answer

market value

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marketing

Question 8

Circle the correct answer: The hikers were (on danger / in danger) after getting lost in the forest

Accepted Answer

in danger

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on danger

Question 9

Circle the correct answer: The pilot announced that the (take off / takeoff ) would happen in five minutes.

Accepted Answer

takeoff

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take off

Question 10

Circle the correct answer: Children started to (misbehave / misuse) after the teacher left the room.

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misbehave

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misuse

Question 11

Circle the correct answer: Parents are responsible (for / of ) their children's education.

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for

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of

Question 12

Circle the correct answer: I don't mind (to wait / waiting) if he is busy right now.

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waiting

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to wait

Question 13

Circle the correct answer: Ahmad regrets (hurting / he had hurt) his friend's feelings.

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hurting

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he had hurt

Question 14

Circle the correct answer: I'm not feeling well, so I (probably won't / will probably) go to the party tonight.

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probably won't

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will probably

Question 15

Circle the correct answer: Ali asked his friend how often (he went / went he) to the cinema.

Accepted Answer

he went

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went he

Question 16

Circle the correct answer: They are accustomed to (work / working) under pressure.

Accepted Answer

working

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work

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