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امتحان الثلاثي الأوّل · الأنقليزية · الموضوع 2

Module 2 · Education: a first day at school. اختر الإجابة الصحيحة في كلّ سؤال ثمّ سلّم الورقة؛ يُعطى العدد على 20 فورًا مع الدروس التي تجب مراجعتها، ثمّ تدرّب على الإنتاج الكتابيّ.

الوقت المتبقّي
60:00
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Reading comprehension(10 نقاط)

Read the text carefully, then choose the one right answer for each question.

My First Day at Preparatory School

I will never forget my first day at preparatory school. It was a cold morning in September, and I was only twelve. My mother’s car stopped in front of a huge building, and my heart started beating fast.

In the yard, I didn’t know anybody. Then a tall girl with glasses came and shook my hand. “Hi, I’m Sana. Is this your timetable? Mine is the same!” she said. We went to our classroom together. The maths teacher, Mr Ferchichi, looked severe, but he told us a funny story and everybody laughed.

At lunchtime, I lost my bag. I looked for it everywhere and I almost cried. Finally, Sana found it under a bench in the playground. “You have to be more careful,” she laughed. “Don’t worry, I’ll help you!” In the afternoon, I found the way to the library alone, and I was so proud of myself.

That was three years ago. Sana is still my best friend, and next year we are going to study in the same secondary school. We intend to become doctors one day.

Text written by Scolaire.tn

When did the writer start preparatory school? (1,25 ن)
How old was the writer on that day? (1,25 ن)
How did the writer feel in front of the building? (1,25 ن)
Who is Sana? (1,25 ن)
Why did everybody laugh in the maths class? (1,25 ن)
Where did Sana find the bag? (1,25 ن)
What are the two friends going to do next year? (1,25 ن)
In “Is this your timetable? Mine is the same!”, “Mine” means: (1,25 ن)
Language(10 نقاط)

Go back to the text and choose the one right answer for each question.

In “Mine is the same!”, “Mine” is: (1,25 ن)
“My mother’s car stopped” — “my mother’s car” means: (1,25 ن)
Sana came and … my hand. (shake) (1,25 ن)
Finally, Sana … my bag. (find) (1,25 ن)
In “I was so proud of myself”, “myself” is: (1,25 ن)
“next year we are going to study in the same secondary school” expresses: (1,25 ن)
“You have to be more careful” has the closest meaning to: (1,25 ن)
“We intend to become doctors” → In ten years’ time, we … doctors. (1,25 ن)

After handing in your paper: practise the writing task (it is not part of the mark out of 20).

Writing: an email about a school memory

writing and self-assessment

Your e-friend Tom, from Canada, asks you about your school.

Task: write him an email of 8 to 10 lines. Tell him about an important day at school (what happened, who you met, how you felt) and say what you are going to do next year.

Steps
  1. I read the task and underline: who I write to, the topic, the length, the type of text.
  2. I list my ideas, then I put them in order: introduction, two or three points, conclusion.
  3. I write my draft with linking words (first, then, because, while, so, finally).
  4. I check with the checklist: grammar of the module, spelling, capital letters, full stops.
0 wordsYour text is saved automatically in this browser.

I assess my text: I tick each criterion I have met

Task
Organisation
Language
A model text to compare with (after writing mine)

Hi Tom,

Thanks for your email! You asked me about my school, so I want to tell you about the day of our science fair last spring. My friend Hedi and I made a small water filter with sand, stones and a plastic bottle. On the morning of the fair, I was very nervous, because the headmaster and two inspectors came to see our project. Hedi explained how the filter works, and I poured dirty water into it. Clean water came out, and everybody clapped! We won the second prize. I was really proud of myself. Next year, I am going to study at the secondary school in our town, and I am going to join the science club. What about you?

Write soon,
Aziz

One good example among many: compare, don’t copy.