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Question 1: (Multiple Choices):
English Subject Final Question Bank:
Second Term Year 1437-1438 H/ 2016-2017
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Ministry of Education
General Administration of Education,
Jeddah Region Al Bayan Model School
Intermediate Stage
8th Grade
2 Term
T. Dua’a al-Turkstani T. Alaa Helwa Teacher QUESTION BANK FOR ENGLISH: ch14-15-16-25-26
GRAMMAR The library opens at 10:00 A.M. tomorrow( ) 1.
(D) ? (C) ! (B) , (A) .
Did Randall finish the Stephen King mystery( ) 2.
(D) ? (C) ! (B) , (A) .
What scary movies they are( ) 3.
(D) ? (C) ! (B) , (A) .
Many movies are based on King’s books( ) 4.
(D) ? (C) ! (B) , (A) .
I missed seeing the latest one when it was in theaters( ) 5.
(D) ? (C) ! (B) , (A) .
Ms( ) Dexter is here to see you. 6.
(D) ? (C) ! (B) , (A) .
Winnie-the-Pooh was written by A( ) A( ) Milne. 7.
(D) ? (C) ! (B) , (A) .
Cars( ) trucks ( ) and buses were stranded by the storm. 8.
(D) ? (C) ! (B) , (A) .
Mrs. Ortega won more votes than Mr. Harris( ) Miss Steinberg( ) or Dr. Gladstone. 9.
(D) ? (C) ! (B) , (A) .
City residents ( ) who are allowed to swim free use the pool all summer. 10.
(D) ? (C) ! (B) , (A) .
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No( ) it burned down last summer. 11.
(D) ? (C) ! (B) , (A) .
You’ll find the bakery at 719 Pixel Avenue( ) Louisville. 12.
(D) ? (C) ! (B) , (A) .
Oh ( ) look at all those birds! 13.
(D) ? (C) ! (B) , (A) .
Hector’s mother is a painter( ) she told him about Grandma Moses. 14.
(D) ; (C) , (B) : (A) “
Anna Mary Robertson Moses began painting in the 1930s( ) she was in her late seventies.
15.
(D) ; (C) , (B) : (A) “
You won’t see her full name on her paintings( ) instead, you’ll see the name Grandma Moses.
16.
(D) ; (C) , (B) : (A) “
Some people like folk art( ) others like abstract art. 17.
(D) ; (C) , (B) : (A) “
Our bus leaves at 6( ) 23 A.M. 18.
(D) ; (C) , (B) : (A) “
The languages the exchange student speaks are as follows( ) English, German, French, and Spanish.
19.
(D) ; (C) , (B) : (A) “
Dear Mayor Winston( ) 20.
(D) ; (C) , (B) : (A) “
Please read Nisa 4( ) 7–8. 21.
(D) ; (C) , (B) : (A) “
Carol titled her essay “Time( ) How to Make the Most of It.” 22.
(D) ; (C) , (B) : (A) “
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Mom reads The Wall Street Journal every morning. The words that should be
written in italics are:
23.
(D) every morning (C) Journal (B) The Wall Street (A) Mom
Norman Rockwell created covers for The Saturday Evening Post. The words that should be written in italics are:
24.
(D) Evening Post (C)The Saturday
Evening Post
(B) created covers (A) Norman
Rockwell
One of Puccini’s operas is Madama Butterfly. The words that should be written in italics are:
25.
(D) operas is (C) Madama
Butterfly
(B) Puccini's operas (A) One of
( )What is that ahead?( ) asked Clive. 26.
(D) ; (C) , (B) : (A) “
( )How can we dance if the sea gets rough?( ) Mrs. Colby asked. 27.
(D) ; (C) , (B) : (A) “
The band plays( ) Hail to the Chief( ) for the president. 28.
(D) ; (C) , (B) : (A) “
Jack London’s( ) To Build a Fire( ) is the first story in this book. 29.
(D) ; (C) , (B) : (A) “
( )Man on the Moon( ) is Nova’s program tonight. 30.
(D) ; (C) , (B) : (A) “
Where is. The correct contraction is: 31.
(D) Wheres (C) Where’i (B) Where’is (A) Where’s
We are. The correct contraction is: 32.
(D) We’e (C) We’r (B) We’are (A) We’re
They will. The correct contraction is: 33.
(D) They’l (C) They’wi (B) They’will (A) They’ll
re + wind. The correct spelled word using prefix: 34.
(D) ewind (C) re wind (B) rewind (A) rwind
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over + cooking. The correct spelled word using prefix: 35.
(D) oveercooking (C) overrcooking (B) overcooking (A) over cooking
dis + respect. The correct spelled word using prefix: 36.
(D) direspect (C) drespect (B) disrespect (A) dis respect
mis + spell. The correct spelled word using prefix: 37.
(D) mispell (C) miss spell (B) misspell (A) mis spell
in + visible. The correct spelled word using prefix: 38.
(D) ivisible (C) nvisible (B) invisible (A) in visible
shake + er. The correct spelled word using suffix: 39.
(D) shakr (C) shaker (B) shake er (A) shakeer
exterminate + or. The correct spelled word using suffix: 40.
(D) exterminate or
(C) exterminator (B) exterminateor (A) exterminater
win + er. The correct spelled word using suffix: 41.
(D) winnor (C) winner (B) winer (A) win er
fast + est. The correct spelled word using suffix:
42.
(D) fastst (C) fastest (B) fast est (A) fasttest
dirty + ness . The correct spelled word using suffix: 43.
(D) dirtyness (C) dirtiness (B) dirtness (A) dirttness
branch. The correct plural spelled word is:
44.
(D) branch (C) branchss (B) branchs (A) branches
Country. The correct plural spelled word is: 45.
(D) Countris (C) Countrys (B) Countryies (A) Countries
Elf. The correct plural spelled word is: 46.
(D) Elfes (C) Elvs (B) Elfs (A) Elves
Z. The correct plural spelled word is: 47.
(D) Z’ies (C) Z’es (B) Zs (A) Z’s
Man. The correct plural spelled word is: 48.
(D) Man (C) Mens (B) Mans (A) Men
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Roof. The correct plural spelled word is: 49.
(D) Roofies (C) Roovies (B) Roofes (A) Roofs
Miranda, did you -------------- about the test? 50.
(D) head (C) hear (B) here (A) heer
I was so thirsty that I drank ----------------- glasses of water. 51.
(D) tow (C) two (B) too (A) to
It will take a ----------- to get my watch repaired. 52.
(D) weal (C) week (B) weak (A) weaks
Susan casually tied the sweater around her -------------------. 53.
(D) vaste (C) waist (B) waste (A) vaist
I packed the crystal vase in layers of bubble wrap so it would not-------------. 54.
(D) bark (C) break (B) brake (A) book
SPELLING
p_armac_utical 55.
(D) y, i (C) y, e (B) h, e (A) h, i
de__asta__ing 56.
(D) v, t (C) t, d (B) c, u (A) w, d
inf__ctio__s 57.
(D) s, r (C) f, t (B) e, u (A) g, i
obje___ti___es 58.
(D) v, t (C) t,d (B) c, v (A) w, d
ab_or_ing 59.
(D) e, b (C) s, d (B) s, b (A) e, d
u/t/b/e/y/a 60.
(D) beauty
(C) beatyu (B) bautye (A) buteya
n/s/c/e/o/d 61.
(D) sceond (C) second (B)scenod (A) csenod
d/ k/s/i 62.
(D) sidk (C) kids (B) diks (A) sidk
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o/m/n/r/a/l 63.
(D) ornmal (C) malnor (B) normal (A) romnal
p/t/t/e/i/n/a 64.
(D) tientpa (C) patient (B) pattein (A) tptnaei
n/ s/ c/e/o/d 65.
(D) donces (C) secdon (B) ocndse (A) second
e/ n/r/g/e/v/e 66.
(D) revenge (C) graveen (B) greneve (A) revegn
u/ d/ c/ k/h/t/n/u 67.
(D) duckhnut (C) kunthduc (B) duckhunt (A) huntuckd
o/s/s/p/t/r 68.
(D) porsts
(C) storps (B) sports (A) rospst
Choose the words with the correct spellings 69.
(D) mocskitou (C) moscitu (B) moskito (A) mosquito
(D) gitar (C) getaer (B) guitar (A) geetaar 70.
(D) harnomy (C) hrmony (B) hurmony (A) harmony 71.
(D) expriess (C) expryss (B) expres (A) express 72.
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Question 2: (Pairing Questions):
VOCABULARY
Column (2) Column (1)
(A) recognize as having a disease 1. simulate
(B) involved in the manufacture and sale of medicinal drugs.
2. breakthrough
(C) small children 3. devastating
(D) in a general state 4. diagnosed
(E) to be like something else, similar. 5. pharmaceuticals
(F) one after the first 6. cures
(G) complete remedy 7. kids
(H) overwhelm (overcome) 8. normal
(I) blood cancer 9. patients
(J) prettiness 10. second
(K) an important discovery. 11. leukemia
(L) games 12. electronic
(M) not human 13. sports
(N) to cause 14. beauty
(O) a sick person 15. engraved
(P) carved 16. video
(Q) first 17. absorbing
(R) experienced through imaginative participation in the experience of someone else.
18. induce
(S) record, film 19. vicariously
(T) relating to devices and circuits 20. objectives
(U) objectives 21. dehumanized
(v) soaking up all your thoughts. 22. antonym of humanized
(w) abnormal 23. antonym of disgraceful
(x) goals or aims. 24. antonym of normal
(y) dehumanized 25. antonym of second
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VOCABULARY
Lamps ____________ natural light. 1.
(D) fun (C) clear (B) simulate (A) objective
Due to improvement in technology, our society has become ________________. 2.
(D) dehumanized (C) clear (B) absorbing (A) objective
The _____________ of the English Course is to speak fluent English. 3.
(D) objective (C) devastating (B) normal (A) fun
In Duck Hunt, young players __________________ shoot animals. 4.
(D) crop (C) induce (B) simulate (A) vicariously
The tranquilizers (sleeping pills) _________ him to sleep. 5.
(D) crop (C) induce (B) diagnosed (A) vicariously
The research on the Science topic was too _______________. 6.
(D) diagnosing (C) reading (B) devastating (A) absorbing
Antibiotics were a ___________________in the field of medicine. 7.
(D) medicine (C) induce (B) breakthrough (A) vicariously
Farmers suffered ________________crop losses. 8.
(D) devastating (C) diagnosed (B) diseases (A) vicariously
People _____________ with flu need plenty of rest. 9.
(D) forced (C) moved (B) carried (A) diagnosed
The ______________________ workers sealed the medicine containers. 10.
(D) devastating (C) induce (B) diseases (A) pharmaceutical
Antibiotics are _______________for many diseases caused by bacteria. 11.
(D) devastating (C) cures (B) diseases (A) breakthrough
_______________is a kind of cancer that affects white blood cells. 12.
(D) Cough (C) Fever (B) Leukemia (A) Throat
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Question 3: (True or False) Comprehension: Use the information in the passage to answer the questions below.
A VETO ON VIDEO GAMES:
In case you couldn’t tell, I’m worried that electronic games are dominating children’s lives. There are games
that simulate sports like baseball and basketball, and that’s all some kids know about the sports. Someday
soon, a young couple will take their children to their first baseball game and hear the kids exclaim, “This is
great. It’s almost like the real baseball we play on our home screen.” When I took my son to a recent Lakers
basketball game, the thing that seemed to excite him most was a video game in the lobby. You see, if a kid
didn’t want to be bored watching some of the greatest athletes in the world play, he could just put a
quarter in the machine and watch lifeless electronic images instead. My son’s teacher was right. Kids do
play and talk about these games too much. They even have books and magazines that kids can study and
classes so they can get better at the games. And that’s what’s got me worried. I’m just concerned that this
activity is so absorbing; kids are going to grow up thinking that the first people to fly that airplane at Kitty
Hawk were the Super Mario Brothers.
A VETO ON VIDEO GAMES:
Our society is so computerized and dehumanized that kids don’t need one more reason to avoid playing
outside or going for a walk or talking with a friend. I'd still feel this way even if there were nothing wrong
with games whose objectives are to kill and destroy.
I know, I know. There are games other than those like Rampage, Robocop, Motor Cross
Maniacs, Bionic Commando, Dr. Doom's Revenge, Guerrilla War, and Super Street Fighter. But aren’t the
violent games the one the kids love to play for hours? And hours. And hours. My son told me he likes the
"killing games" the best, hasn’t had much experience with "sport games," and likes "learning games" the
least because they are "too easy". (Manufacturers take note.) My five-year-old daughter told me she
enjoyed playing Duck Hunt at a friend's house. The beauty of this game is that even very young players can
have the fun of vicariously shooting animals. And then there's the game with my favourite title-an obvious
attempt to combine a graceful sport with exciting action-Skate or Die.
ADVERTISING Your child has leukaemia. The most devastating news a parent could hear. It used to mean
there is a little chance of survival. Now 80 % of kids not only survive – but lead normal
lives. How? New breakthrough medicines discovered and developed by pharmaceutical
company researchers have given many leukaemia patients and their parents a second
chance. The new medicines our researchers are discovering are giving families hope and
patients a chance to be kids again.
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From Questions below shade in the letter Ⓣ if the statement is True or Ⓕ if the statement is False, for
every question.
The most suitable title for this passage is: 1.
(D) Newspapers (C) Veto on Video
Games (B) Playing Outside (A) Education is
Fun
“You know you’re not going to get Nintendo.” In this line the writer is referring
to:
2.
(D) his enemy (C) his son (B) his neighbors (A) his friend
The antonym of dehumanized is: 3.
(D) recognize (C) inhuman (B) human (A) humanized
Our _______________ is computerized and dehumanized. 4.
(D) children (C) outdoor (B) society (A) parents
1. The beauty of this game is that even very young players can have the fun of vicariously shooting animals
T F
2. And then there's the game with my favourite title-an obvious attempt
to combine a graceful sport with exciting action-Skate or Die. T F
3. My five-year-old daughter told me she enjoyed playing Duck Hunt at a friend's house
T F
4. My son told me he doesn’t like the "killing games" the best, T F
5. My son told me he hasn’t had much experience with "sport games. T F
6. My son told me he hates "learning games" the least because they are "too easy"
T F
7. Our society is not so computerized and dehumanized. T F
8. That kids don’t need one more reason to avoid playing outside or going for a walk or talking with a friend.
T F
9. There are games other than those like Rampage, Robocop. T F
10. This topic suggests that kids these days are not into video games. T F
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11. Kids should go out and play rather than playing video games the whole day.
T F
12. Parents these days feel happy seeing their kids play video games. T F
13. We cannot explain our opinion effectively through persuasion. T F
14. Print ads usually interest readers by using clever slogans and attractive images.
T F
15. There are treatments for cancer these days. T F
16. Your child has leukemia. The happiest news a parent could hear. T F
17. There is no hope for families and patients from the new medicines discovered.
T F
18. Now 80 % of kids die because of cancer. T F
19. The antonym of normal is abnormal. T F
20. The word leukemia is frightening and threatening. T F
21. Headache is a kind of cancer that affects white blood cells. T F
22. Leukemia is usually treated with drugs. T F
23. Leukemia is a type of throat cancer. T F
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COMPREHENSION PASSAGE:
We are the kind of parents who don't promote video games. We are among the ever shrinking group of parents known as video game hold outs. We don't prefer to buy a video game set. I said you know you are not going to get Nintendo he said “ I know I’m not going to get it from you, but I might get it from him, Alas , Santa , too let him down. I don’t think that playing a video game now and then is really harmful to children. But the children I know are so obsessed with the games that they prompted at least one 2nd grade teacher to ban the word Nintendo from the classroom. When I asked my 7 year old if the teacher wouldn’t let the kids talk about the games because that’s all they were talking about he said “no that’s all we were thinking about.” Our society is so computerized and dehumanized that kids don’t need one more reason to avoid playing outside.
A giant face looms on a billboard, smiling and suggesting that a particular brand of bread will make you happy too. The scent of a flowery perfume drifts up as you open the magazine. Colorful signs on taxis and buses tell you to eat at certain restaurants. Print advertisements are everywhere. These ads combine words, images and sometimes even smell to convince people to buy or support a product or service. Print ads persuade people by appealing to their wants and needs. They often interest readers by using clever slogans and attractive images.
Wait until you grow up you can do that when you are an adult. Sometime it must seem if you are very little or have no say in the issues that affect your life. This can be very frustrating at times too especially when you have your own opinion. There is a way through which you can express your own opinion by persuasion. It is a type of communication that offers an opinion and supports it with reasons and evidences. Some persuasive communications even allow the readers or listeners to take specific action.
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COMPREHENSION
Where did you see the advertisement?
1. (D) brochure (C) tv (B) bill board (A) on laptop
What product was being advertised? 2.
(D) makeup (C) folders (B) bread (A) sleeves
What in the advertisement caught you attention? 3.
(D) words and images (C) people (B) lights (A) darkness
__________ ads persuade people by appealing to their wants and needs. 4.
(D) Expensive (C) Market (B) Newspaper (A) Print
You have to wait until you _________. 5.
(D) grow up (C) play (B) fail (A) pass
At times you may feel that you have no say in the issues that affect your_____. 6.
(D) playtime (C) fun (B) appetite (A) life
You can express your opinion by _____________. 7.
(D) fight (C) sleep (B) argument (A) persuasion
Persuasion offers an opinion and supports it with reasons and __________ 8. _______________have enough people to form a softball team.
(D) papers (C) documents (B) evidences (A) books
“You know you’re not going to get Nintendo.” In this line the writer is referring
to:
9.
(D) his enemy (C) his friend (B) his neighbors (A) his son
We are the kind of parents who don't promote ___________. 10.
(D) look (C) form (B) love (A) video games
The antonym of dehumanized is: 11.
(D) recognize (C) inhuman (B) human (A) humanized
My son made a wish list and I noticed that ___________ was no.1. 12.
(D) perfume (C) watch (B) Nintendo (A) clothes
The children I know are so___________ with the games. 13.
(D) hate (C) angry (B) obsessed (A) friendly
Our _______________ is computerized and dehumanized. 14.
(D) society (C) outdoor (B) children (A) parents
The most suitable title for this passage is: 15.
(D) Education is Fun
(C) Newspapers (B) Playing Outside (A) Veto on Video Games
We __________to buy a video game set. 16.
(D) refuse (C) agree (B) think (A) plan
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Question 4: (Composition)1
JOURNAL WRITING
Writing in a journal can help you solve problems, or it can be a means of creative expression. It’s a
way to explore ideas, learn more about yourself, or record your experiences.
The following questions will help you think of topics to write about. Answer the questions below. When you
are finished, share something of your own creation with your journal.
Who did you talk to today? What did you talk about?
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What new thing did you learn today?
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What new experiences did you have today?
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How do you feel today? Has anything made you happy or sad?
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What else would you like to tell your journal?
_______________________________________________________________________________________
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(Composition): 2 E-mail WRITING
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(Composition): 3
Making a Formal Argument – An Apple a Day
Directions: Argue for or against the statement below using a formal argument. In a formal argument, you
must
1) State your position.
2) Provide point(s) that support your position.
3) Support each point with specific reasons/examples.
Statement:
An apple a day keeps the doctor away.
Example Answer: I agree with the statement above; eating piece of fruit each day is the most
important step we can take toward good health. The vitamins in a piece of fruit can stave off the common
cold and improve your eyesight. The fructose in a piece of fruit can increase alertness and provide enzymes
that aid digestion. On the other hand, an apple, no matter how nutritious, cannot keep you from falling down
and breaking a bone.
So it doesn’t actually keep the doctor away, but it makes the doctor visits less frequent.
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(Composition): 4 PICTURE COMPOSITION
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(Composition): 5
Advertisement Framework
Make an advertisement of your own choice.
THE END
Slogan Image Text Tie-in
Descriptio
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Reasons
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