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Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Ministry of Education General Administration of Education, Jeddah Region Al Bayan Model School First Question Bank: Second Term Year 1439-1440 H/ 2018-2019 Subject Stage Grade

1 Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Ministry of Education General Administration of Education, Jeddah Region Al Bayan Model School First Question Bank: Second Term Year H/ Subject Stage Grade Term English Intermediate 7 th 2 nd QUESTION BANK FOR ENGLISH: Chapter 8, 9, 22 (S.B + W.B) Question 1: (Multiple Choices): Teacher T. Badriya T.Duaa T. Heba For the questions from (1) to (40), in the answer sheet, shade the circle which represents the correct choice for every question. GRAMMAR 1. Did they search for gold all month? (A) object form (B) subject form (C) possessive form (D) verb 2. Mr. Lee praised Ella and. (A) she (B) my (C) her (D) hers 3. Did Sara and watch the Dragon Boat Races in Naha, Japan? (A) them (B) their (C) they The pronoun (mine) is: (A) object form (B) subject form (C) possessive form Later, my friends and went to Moon Beach. (A) mine (B) I (C) me The pronoun (your) is: (A) object form (B) subject form (C) possessive form Bannister s parents died when he was young. (D) theirs (D) verb (D) my (D) verb (A) object form (B) subject form (C) possessive form (D) verb After planning for weeks, drove to the park. (A) we (B) us (C) our Later, my friends and went to Moon Beach. (D) ours (A) I (B) mine (C) my (D) me 10. I sold them my baseball cards. (A) direct object (B) subject form (C) indirect object (D) object of possessive Page 1 of 11

2 The villain of all time turns out to be a hero. (A) worst (B) badly (C) bad (D) more worse Before the race, Kara and her brother warmed up.( The correct replacement for [her brother] is: (A) he (B) his (C) she (D) him The soldiers saddled their horses at once.( The correct replacement for [The soldiers ] is: (A) Them (B) Their The superlative form of loud is: (C) They (D) Theirs (A) louder (B) loudest (C) most loud (D) more loud After searching for five minutes, we found in the literature section of the bookstore. (A) he (B) his (C) she (D) him I hear you. (A) can't hardly (B) can never hardly (C) never hardly (D) can hardly 17. According to, we will get more snow than we did last year. (A) them (B) their (C) they (D) theirs The drama club will be giving both Albert and a prize for winning the dramatic interpretation contest. (A) I (B) mine (C) my Blue is a color on you than green. (D) me (A) good (B) better (C) more good (D) best 20. This is the fruit I have ever tasted. (A) sweet (B) sweeter (C) sweetest (D) most sweet Page 2 of 11

3 21. The comparative form of calm is: (A) calmer (B) calm (C) calmest (D) is calm 22. The comparative form of slowly is: (A) slowlyer (B) more slowly (C) slowlyest (D) is slowly 23. The comparative form of easily is: (A) more easily (B) easiler (C) is easily (D) most easily 24. The superlative form of wonderful is: (A) wonderfuler (B) wonderfulest (C) most wonderful (D) more wonderful The superlative form of rich is: (A) richer (B) richest (C) most rich (D) more richer In one story, the villain of all time turns out to be a hero (A) bad (B) badest Jana is the skater in her family. (A) best (B) better (C) worst (C) good We pears on our tree this spring. (A) don t have no (B) don t have any Sheila between meals. (A) never eats (B) never eats nothing anything (C) doesn t have no (C) never eats never This problem is than the first. (A) more difficult (B) difficult (C) difficulter (D) is bad (D) gooder (D) doesn t have any (D) never eat nothing (D) most difficult 31. That is the thing anyone has ever said to me! (A) nicer (B) nice (C) nicest (D) most nice 32. Next time, speak onstage than you did today (A) slowlyer (B) more slowly (C) slowlyest This is the storm I have ever seen. (A) bad (B) badest (C) worst The mountain in Africa is in Tanzania. (A) tall (B) tallest (C) taller (D) is slowly (D) is bad (D) more taller Page 3 of 11

4 35. SPELLING Unscramble the words: i/c/f/t/n/i/o (A) tnfcioi (B) fiction (C) niotfic (D) cioitfn 36. o/l/v/n/e (A) venlo (B) loenv (C) ovnel (D) novel 37. u/r/c/d/e/a/s (A) crusade (B) sadecru (C) descura (D) aeurcds 38. f/c/a/h/s/e (A) aceshf (B) scefha (C) chafes (D) hsacef 39. Choose the words with the correct spellings. (A) fitcion (B) fiction (C) ciftion (D) ficnoit 40. Choose the words with the correct spellings. (A) reviewer (B) veierwer (C) vieerew (D) wierveer 41. Choose the words with the correct spellings. (A) blepalpl (B) pepblla (C) lppeabl (D) palpable 42. Choose the words with the correct spellings. (A) iwvere (B) veirwe (C) review (D) wierve 43. Fill in the missing letters: hi ario s (A) r, n (B) l, u (C) g, y (D) t, w 44. e eme ts (A) I, p (B) k, c (C) I, n (D) i, c Page 4 of 11

5 Question 2: (Pairing Questions) VOCABULARY From questions (1) to (18), in the answer sheet, for every question in column (1) shade the appropriate circle from column (2). 1) hilarious 2) outrages 3) sarcastic 4) assessment Column (1) (A) work of fiction (B) war (C) funny (D) horse trainer Column (2) 5) frolicking 6) chafes 7) crusade 8) repulsive 9) review 10) novel 11) palpable 12) vivid 13) fiction 14) The teacher had done a 15) The girls were 16) The girl chafes 17) All humans have a 18) The repulsive nature of the kid (E) laugh out loud (F) fair assessment of the project. (G) bright, colorful (H) obvious, clear (I) disturbed her mother. (J) playing, having fun (K) ironic (L) frolicking in the rain. (M) judgement (N) harsh (O) palpable love of life. (P) disgusting (Q) war (R) something that makes you mad (S) horror (T) noble man (U) invented story (V) annoyed, feeling irritated (W) assess (X) at talking to strangers. (Y) the highest bidder (Z) characters Page 5 of 11

6 Question 3: (True or False) Comprehension: Use the information in the passage to answer the questions below. From Questions (1) to ( ), shade in the answer sheet the letter T if the statement is True or F if the statement is False, for every question. Catherine, daughter of a small-time nobleman in medieval England, is hilarious. In a diary format she records her daily life, the outrages she suffers as a girl, and her often humorous assessment of things. She longs to be outside frolicking instead of inside sewing, and she chafes at her lessons in ladylike behavior. Birdy is the sort of girl who organizes a spitting contest and starts a mud fight. She makes a list of all the things girls cannot do, such as go on a crusade, be a horse trainer, laugh out loud, and marry whom they will. She battles with her father, who wants to marry her off to the highest bidder, no matter how repulsive. Many of her best sarcastic remarks are reserved for him, and she irritates him whenever possible. She has a lively sense of humor and a palpable love of life. Few fictional characters are so vivid and funny do not miss this one. 1) Catherine s father is a small-time nobleman in England. T F 2) Catherine likes to stay inside sewing. T F 3) Her father wants to marry her off to the person whom she T F chooses. 4) Catherine is a funny character who loves life. T F 5) Catherine's nickname is Birdy. T F 6) All fictional characters are vivid and funny. T F Page 6 of 11

7 From questions below shade in the letter T if the statement is True or F if the statement is False, for every question. Catherine, daughter of a small-time nobleman in medieval England, is hilarious. In a diary format she records her daily life, the outrages she suffers as a girl, and her often humorous assessment of things. She longs to be outside frolicking instead of inside sewing, and she chafes at her lessons in ladylike behavior. Birdy is the sort of girl who organizes a spitting contest and starts a mud fight. She makes a list of all the things girls cannot do, such as go on a crusade, be a horse trainer, laugh out loud, and marry whom they will. She battles with her father, who wants to marry her off to the highest bidder, no matter how repulsive. Many of her best sarcastic remarks are reserved for him, and she irritates him whenever possible. She has a lively sense of humor and a palpable love of life. Few fictional characters are so vivid and funny do not miss this one. 1) She makes a list of all the things girls can do. T F 2) She has a lively sense of humor. T F 3) All fictional characters are vivid and funny. T F 4) Catherine records her daily life in a diary format. T F 5) Catherine hates to play with mud. T F 6) Laughing out loud is a ladylike behavior. T F 7) Birdy likes to have fun outside more than sewing inside. T F 8) Catherine is a noble lady who loves to act like a normal girl. T F Page 7 of 11

8 Question 4: (Composition) 1- Proofread and Fix Each Paragraph Read each paragraph below. Cross out all capitalizing mistakes, misspelled words, or incorrect punctuation. Above each mistake, write the correct letter, word, or punctuation mark. Write in the correct punctuation if it is missing. The blue wale is the bigest animal on earth some are as long as 100 foots and weighing 300,000 pounds? In the late 1800s and early 1900s these gentle jiants were hunted almost to extinction because humans wanted their bluber to make oil fuel soap and candles. their baleen was used to make brushes and corsets. the blue wale population is now only one percent of it s original size. In order to remain helty, you must eat good nutritious food. breakfast is very important espeshally if your going to school because you cant pay atention if your hungy. You should eat frutes and vegetebles with every meel and avoid food that is high in kolesterol and saturated fat. Its also important to drink alot of likwids every day. Anthony Visits Nick On sunday, Anthony went over to Nicks house to play basketball. They played a gam of one-on-one. Anthony made six baskets, bute nick made eight Nick was the winner. After the game, both boys whent in side to have some snack s and watch television. Page 8 of 11

9 Rearrange the scrambled sentences below by putting them in order. Rewrite the sentences in the correct order using capitalization and punctuation rules. Danielle sat down hard in her seat she could Not believe they were doing Worksheets instead of an experiment? finally, the bell rang and Danielle raced out of ms. sullivan s English class. She entered the Lab only to find that there was a substitute there for mr Henry. Mr. Henry told his Science class yesterday that they were going to perform a science Experiment today. danielle could Not wait to get to science class? Page 9 of 11

2- Read the story below. Then finish it with your own writing. My sister woke me up early this morning. She ran into my room before the alarm clock went off. Look outside! she yelled.

10 2- Read the story below. Then finish it with your own writing. My sister woke me up early this morning. She ran into my room before the alarm clock went off. Look outside! she yelled. I got out of bed and looked out the window. All that I could see was white snow! There was a man shoveling the sidewalk in front of our house. Mom came into the room. She brought us each a mug of hot chocolate. No school today! she said. I was very happy. My sister was happy, too. Mom left the room to find our snow clothes. She gave me my blue snowsuit. She also gave me a hat and mittens. What are you going to do today with no school? she asked. Helping Box: invite gather prepare heavy snow hot chocolate fun together Page 10 of 11

3- Like a novel, a short story has characters, a setting and a conflict. A good story has suspense, dialogue, description, sensory details and that its resolution ties up loose ends.

11 3- Like a novel, a short story has characters, a setting and a conflict. A good story has suspense, dialogue, description, sensory details and that its resolution ties up loose ends. To write a story, Brainstorm characters, settings and conflicts. Main character setting conflict What does he / she look like? How old is the character? What does he/ she like to do? Where does the story take place? When does the story take place? What sensory details help the reader imagine the setting? *****THE END***** Page 11 of 11

A verb tells what the subject does or is. A verb can include more than one word. There may be a main verb and a helping verb.

Grammar: Verbs A verb tells what the subject does or is. A verb can include more than one word. There may be a main verb and a helping verb. Read each sentence and find the verb. Write it on the line provided.