امتحان اللغة الانجليزية النهائي للمستوى
A2.2
امتحان اللغة الانجليزية النصفي للمستوى
A2
حسب المعايير الدولية
مركز اكسفورد للغات
تم وضع هذا الامتحان بالاعتماد على المعايير الدولية حسب الاطار الأوروبي المرجعي العام آلذي يعتمد كمعيار دولي في تعلم، تدريس، تقييم اللغات والذي يقسم أي لغة لغير الناطقين بها إلى ستة مستويات هي
A1، A2، B1، B2، C1، C2
وهذا هو الامتحان النهائي للمستوى الأول للمبتدئين، وتم اعتماده من مركز اكسفورد الدولي للاعتماد وضبط جودة التعليم
مزايا الامتحان
CAQCE-Oxford يهدف هذا الامتحان لمعرفة نقاط القوة والضعف للمتدربين في مركز اكسفورد للغات ومراكز اللغات المعتمدة من
تعليمات الامتحان
يرجى الاجابة على جميع الأسئلة
مدة الامتحان ساعة واحدة ثم يتم تسليم الامتحان اتوماتيكيا إذا لم يتم تسليمه قبل ذلك
يتكون الامتحان من 50 سؤال
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I can’t find my glasses, Pat! ______you______ them anywhere this morning.
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David _________ to close the window. It was me.
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What time _________ your dad ________ this morning.
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I’m afraid I __________ my homework last night.
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__________ you _______ this book yet? is it interesting?
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David _________ to close the window. It was me.
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7. Question
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What time _________ your dad ________ this morning.
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I’m afraid I __________ my homework last night.
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You look a bit tired, Paul! Where _________you last night?
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10. Question
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‘Tom, this is Angela!’
‘Yes, I know! we ____________already!’
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11. Question
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It’s Monday again! _______ you______ a good weekend.
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12. Question
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Sorry, but you’re late! The number 19 bus _______ just _________.
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Ana _________ a new camera yesterday
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What time _______ you _______ your exam tomorrow morning.
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‘It’s Dad’s birthday on Sunday!’
‘Yes, I know. We __________ him to a restaurant for lunch’.
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16. Question
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A Hello Mum, it’s me! How are you.
B Fine. How’s your holiday in Ireland going.
A It’s fine, but the weather is a lot __________ than at home, and we miss your cooking.
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17. Question
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The __________ food here is potatoes, and we’re tired of them already! How is everyone
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We’re great! It’s 28ºC – we’ve got the __________temperatures of the year! So which places have you visited?
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A: We’ve been to the coast. People said the water was much ___________ than usual, so the children went swimming.
B: Very nice!
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The __________ thing was, on Monday, we lost the car keys, but Mike found them for us. Anyway, how are you feeling.
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Oh, I’m much __________ now, thank you. I don’t need to take any medicine now.
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Wonderful! That’s the ___________news this week.
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‘What’s wrong with Lucy?’
‘She’s ____________ of dogs’ .
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‘Where do you go swimming?’
‘At the ___________ center next to the park ’.
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When I finish school, I’m going to _________ a year off.
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Don’t swim in the rivers or lakes! There are _____________ in this area.
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The most exciting part of canoeing is going down the _______.
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‘There’s something wrong with the bath!’
‘Well, call the ____________ then’.
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Tom had an accident this morning. He fell off his ____________.
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We had a lovely dinner with friends. _____________, we went to a concert.
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I wanted to talk to the manager, but she wasn’t ___________.
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He wasn’t very happy because a / an _______ tree fell on his car in the storm.
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Can we watch something different? This program’s _________.
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We’re staying in the city center, so a car won’t be ________.
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They had a / an __________ holiday! They went walking in the Himalayas.
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Henry always drives everywhere, so I was _________ to see him on a bicycle.
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37. Question
Listening
Listen to five people talking about their career plans. Choose the correct speaker (A–E) to complete the sentences
Speaker _________ wants to work near their family.
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38. Question
Listening
Listen to five people talking about their career plans. Choose the correct speaker (A–E) to complete the sentences
Speaker _________ has made plans to go to university.
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39. Question
Listening
Listen to five people talking about their career plans. Choose the correct speaker (A–E) to complete the sentences
Speaker _________ has worked with a member of their family.
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40. Question
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Listen to five people talking about their career plans. Choose the correct speaker (A–E) to complete the sentences
Speaker _________ learned a skill from one of her parents that she can use in the future.
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41. Question
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Listen to five people talking about their career plans. Choose the correct speaker (A–E) to complete the sentences
Speaker ____ _____ learned skills at school they think will be useful for their career
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42. Question
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My Mountain Experience
One of the easiest mountains I’ve climbed is Ben Nevis in Scotland. It’s more like a big hill than a mountain, really. It’s only 1,344 metres high, and it only takes about three hours to walk up it. We climbed it in the autumn last year, on a bright day. You go into a valley, cross a river, and then follow all the other walkers to the top. But you should be careful with the weather, because it can change very suddenly, and then it’s easy to have an accident.
The most dangerous mountain I’ve climbed is in Norway. It’s called Glittertind and it’s about 2,500 metres high. Because it’s quite far from the roads, you have to walk a long way before you can start climbing. I started at 8.00 in the morning on a warm day, but then the weather suddenly got bad. I fell on some ice that I didn’t see and I couldn’t get up. It was really scary; there was nobody around, and I spent four hours there. Eventually, another climber appeared and helped me come back down. I was very lucky!
The most amazing mountain I’ve climbed is Mount Merapi on the island of Java. This is an active volcano, which I climbed with some Indonesian friends. The weather there is much hotter and wetter than in Europe, so we climbed at night. It was still night when we got to the top, and then we saw the sun come up. And we saw the tops of four or five other volcanoes above the clouds. Amazing!
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The writer had an accident on Ben Nevis.
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My Mountain Experience
One of the easiest mountains I’ve climbed is Ben Nevis in Scotland. It’s more like a big hill than a mountain, really. It’s only 1,344 metres high, and it only takes about three hours to walk up it. We climbed it in the autumn last year, on a bright day. You go into a valley, cross a river, and then follow all the other walkers to the top. But you should be careful with the weather, because it can change very suddenly, and then it’s easy to have an accident.
The most dangerous mountain I’ve climbed is in Norway. It’s called Glittertind and it’s about 2,500 metres high. Because it’s quite far from the roads, you have to walk a long way before you can start climbing. I started at 8.00 in the morning on a warm day, but then the weather suddenly got bad. I fell on some ice that I didn’t see and I couldn’t get up. It was really scary; there was nobody around, and I spent four hours there. Eventually, another climber appeared and helped me come back down. I was very lucky!
The most amazing mountain I’ve climbed is Mount Merapi on the island of Java. This is an active volcano, which I climbed with some Indonesian friends. The weather there is much hotter and wetter than in Europe, so we climbed at night. It was still night when we got to the top, and then we saw the sun come up. And we saw the tops of four or five other volcanoes above the clouds. Amazing!
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It’s not easy to get to Glittertind by car.
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My Mountain Experience
One of the easiest mountains I’ve climbed is Ben Nevis in Scotland. It’s more like a big hill than a mountain, really. It’s only 1,344 metres high, and it only takes about three hours to walk up it. We climbed it in the autumn last year, on a bright day. You go into a valley, cross a river, and then follow all the other walkers to the top. But you should be careful with the weather, because it can change very suddenly, and then it’s easy to have an accident.
The most dangerous mountain I’ve climbed is in Norway. It’s called Glittertind and it’s about 2,500 metres high. Because it’s quite far from the roads, you have to walk a long way before you can start climbing. I started at 8.00 in the morning on a warm day, but then the weather suddenly got bad. I fell on some ice that I didn’t see and I couldn’t get up. It was really scary; there was nobody around, and I spent four hours there. Eventually, another climber appeared and helped me come back down. I was very lucky!
The most amazing mountain I’ve climbed is Mount Merapi on the island of Java. This is an active volcano, which I climbed with some Indonesian friends. The weather there is much hotter and wetter than in Europe, so we climbed at night. It was still night when we got to the top, and then we saw the sun come up. And we saw the tops of four or five other volcanoes above the clouds. Amazing!
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The writer was alone when he / she went climbing in Norway,
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My Mountain Experience
One of the easiest mountains I’ve climbed is Ben Nevis in Scotland. It’s more like a big hill than a mountain, really. It’s only 1,344 metres high, and it only takes about three hours to walk up it. We climbed it in the autumn last year, on a bright day. You go into a valley, cross a river, and then follow all the other walkers to the top. But you should be careful with the weather, because it can change very suddenly, and then it’s easy to have an accident.
The most dangerous mountain I’ve climbed is in Norway. It’s called Glittertind and it’s about 2,500 metres high. Because it’s quite far from the roads, you have to walk a long way before you can start climbing. I started at 8.00 in the morning on a warm day, but then the weather suddenly got bad. I fell on some ice that I didn’t see and I couldn’t get up. It was really scary; there was nobody around, and I spent four hours there. Eventually, another climber appeared and helped me come back down. I was very lucky!
The most amazing mountain I’ve climbed is Mount Merapi on the island of Java. This is an active volcano, which I climbed with some Indonesian friends. The weather there is much hotter and wetter than in Europe, so we climbed at night. It was still night when we got to the top, and then we saw the sun come up. And we saw the tops of four or five other volcanoes above the clouds. Amazing!
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The weather in Java at night is very hot and wet
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46. Question
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My Mountain Experience
One of the easiest mountains I’ve climbed is Ben Nevis in Scotland. It’s more like a big hill than a mountain, really. It’s only 1,344 metres high, and it only takes about three hours to walk up it. We climbed it in the autumn last year, on a bright day. You go into a valley, cross a river, and then follow all the other walkers to the top. But you should be careful with the weather, because it can change very suddenly, and then it’s easy to have an accident.
The most dangerous mountain I’ve climbed is in Norway. It’s called Glittertind and it’s about 2,500 metres high. Because it’s quite far from the roads, you have to walk a long way before you can start climbing. I started at 8.00 in the morning on a warm day, but then the weather suddenly got bad. I fell on some ice that I didn’t see and I couldn’t get up. It was really scary; there was nobody around, and I spent four hours there. Eventually, another climber appeared and helped me come back down. I was very lucky!
The most amazing mountain I’ve climbed is Mount Merapi on the island of Java. This is an active volcano, which I climbed with some Indonesian friends. The weather there is much hotter and wetter than in Europe, so we climbed at night. It was still night when we got to the top, and then we saw the sun come up. And we saw the tops of four or five other volcanoes above the clouds. Amazing!
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The writer couldn’t see anything from the top of Merapi because of the clouds
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