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رد: تجمع مذاكرة الفكر والثقافة الانجليزية
1- Language shapes our way of thinking a. Agree. b. Disagree c do not know d. neither
2- The water in the taps is clean enough to drink and brush your teeth with. Very few people drink bottled water in:a Saudi Arabia. b England. c France d. Holland.
3- Both language and culture shape our thought equally
A Yes. b. No. c do not know. d neither.
4- Britain was occupied by: A Arabs b German c Holland d. France.
5- Scotland is: A British island b separate statec capital of Britiaind. an Island.
6- Ireland is located in :
a. the south of England b north of England c. East of England d. middle of England.
7- The first invasion of England took place in: a.4th C b 5thCc 6thc d. 8th C.
8- The first nation that occupied England is: a. French b. German c. Jutes d. Arabs.
9- Old English started on: a. 440 BC b.450 BC c. 500 BC d. 8 BC.
10- Old English is similar to modern English a. Yes b NO c. Do not know d. Neither.
11- Middle English started on : a. 1100 b. 1000 c. 2000d. 3000
12- Shops open between 9-10am in a. England b. France c. Europe d. America
13 Middle English is close to: a. German b. French c. Italian d. Arabic
14 American English is more popular than English because of:
a. Internet b. wars c. American films and theatre d. Money.
15- Britain was first invaded by : a. Hitler b Julius Caesar c. Tony Blair d. Arabs.
16- Shakespeare died in: a. 2001 b. 1616 c 1820 d. 1897
17-First English dictionary was published in : a. 1755 b. 1820 1604 c. 2001 d. 1800
18. Oxford English dictionary was published in: a. 1999 b. 1928 c. 2000 d. 1900.
19- The official language during the Middle Age in Britain was:
a. French b. English c. American d. Portuguese.
20-English common everyday meal is: a. Rice b. fish and chips c . curry d. chips.
21- Star wars is the most famous :
a. English filmb. American Films c. French Film d. Italian film.
22- Fast food is originated from America A Agree b. disagree c. do not know. d. neither.
23- The Beatles is : a. English band b. American Bands c. French. d. Italian.
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