ENGLISH DEPARTMENT:
Junior 6 model answer:
Reading model answers:
Reading text1:
Answer the following questions:
1-Foods prices could go up as there is increased competition for crops as both
foodstuffs and sources of fuel.
2-The report produced by the investors expresses concern that many companies
may not be fully aware of potential pitfalls in the bio fuel sector.
Choose:
1- only these leading investors.
2- the cause of environmental damage and civil unrest.
3- will lead to the destruction of rain forests.
4-drive foods prices up.
5- affects both people and the environment.
6- should be part of a group of measures to fight global warming.
Reading text2:
Match:
1d 2g 3e 4a 5f 6c 7b
Answer the following questions:
1-American athletes so often take the greatest number of medals.
2-in the colleges and universities on the sports field.
3-because successful sports teams can be enormous advantage to a college’s
reputation and public image.
4-They attract them in with all kinds of promises of fame and fortune.
5-Because those who are pressured to achieve results in their sport, many have
had no option but to put academic study on the back burner.
6-opinion
Find from the text:
1- Common noun: sport
2-Proper noun: USA
3-Action verb: take
4-Stative verb: is/was
5-Adjective: greatest
6-Adverb: often
7-Preposition: of
8-Conjunction: and
9-Article: the
Vocabulary:
Choose:
1-a 2-b 3-a 4-c 5-b 6-a 7c 8-b 9-a
Complete:
1-vaccine
2-manufactures
3-convenience
4-variety
5-alternatively
6-hygine
7-decades
8-diet
9-ingredient
10-category
13-consumes
14-supplements
11-sternous 12-frequent
THE STRANGE CASE OF DR.JEKYLL AND MR.HYDE:
Answer the following questions:
1- The novel discusses three themes. The dual nature of man, which means
“that good and bad are present in all of us”, the importance of reputation
and appearances versus reality.
2- Mr. Utterson is a well-known lawyer in London and a close friend to
Dr.Jekyll. He is modest and good natured to his friends. He accepted them
as they are, faults and all .His companions are usually distant relations from
his own family, or friends that he had known for a long time. He didn’t stay
his friends, but gradually collected around him in time.
3- They both were very keen on their friendship. They would even cancel other
appointments in order to go and enjoy their walks without interruption.
4- It is one building, two storeys high, next to an open passage that led away
from the street. This building had no windows facing the street, and its
bare, unfriendly wall was broken only by a door at ground level. The wall was
discoloured and crumbling and the door was scratched and dirty, with peeling
paint. It had no bell or doorknocker. It looked uncared for, and the
scratches and writing that had been left by children had not been cleaned or
repaired.
5- He didn’t like the content of the will. He thinks that it is a foolish decision.
6- They had a disagreement ten years ago, since Dr.Jekyll began to go wrong.
His ideas became very unscientific. He started using science in a very
harmful way.
7- Mr.Hyde seemed to be controlling Dr.Jekyll. Mr.Utterson believed that
Mr.Hyde was blackmailing Dr.Jekyll for a shameful event in Jekyll’s past and
Mr.Utterson couldn’t get rid of him.
8- According to both Mr.Utterson and Mr. Enfield, Hyde is not easy to be
described. There is something wrong, something unpleasant about his
appearance, but it is hard to say exactly what it is. He is just generally does
not seem right. It is just impossible to describe him in words.
9- Mr.Hyde told Mr.Utterson about his address so he could find him easily for
receiving his rights in the will.(opinion)
10-Mr.Utterson knew that Mr.Hyde has the key of Dr.Jekyll’s house. Dr.Jekyll
trusts him. They all have orders to obey him. Hyde is not often seen on the
front part of the house, and he never stays to dinner. He usually comes and
goes by that laboratory door at the back.
11- Mr.Hyde seemed to be controlling Dr.Jekyll. Mr.Utterson believed that
Mr.Hyde was blackmailing Dr.Jekyll for a shameful event in Jekyll’s past and
Mr.Utterson couldn’t get rid of him.
GOOD LUCK