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1- الترجمة التتابعيـــــــة

.... Multilateral communication interpreting is
D.Mainly called ‘conference interpreting

The most visible manifestation of the ‘technologizing of interpreting’ is to
B.remote interpreting in international conference settings

The most appropriate interpreting of “An Irish nanny living illegally in the US is facing the prospect of a murder charge after a baby was allegedly fatally injured while in her care.”
.Cتواجه مربية ايرلندية تعيش بشكل غير قانوني في الولايات المتحدة احتمال تهمة القتل بعد إصابة قاتلة لطفل أثناء وجوده في رعايتها"



2- مدخل إلى الأدب الأمريكــــــي

the first three lines there is an example of In
D.Anaphora


A good example of hyperbole is in " ____________________."
C.I prize thy love more than whole mines of gold

One of the themes of this poem is _______________.
A .Love is unconditional, unstoppable, undying


3- تحليـــــل الخطـــــــــــاب


- Lots of interesting complications can set in when we think about identity enacted in and through ……... Whos can be multiple and they need not always be people
D. Identity

for “real Indians,” any conversation they do have with a stranger who may turn out to be a “real Indian” will, in the discovery of the other’s “Indianness,” establish substantial obligations between the conversational partners just through the mutual acknowledgment that they are “Indians”
A. obligations

-The key to Discourses is “recognition.” If you put language, action, interaction, values, beliefs, symbols, objects, tools, and places together in such a way that others recognize you as a particular type of who (……) engaged in a particular type of what (…….)
C. identity/activity



4- اللغــة وتقنيــــة المعلومــــــات

... The history of CALL goes back to
The era of Powerful Macs and PCs

UUEG is an example of CALL software. It mainly facilitates learning
Grammar and structures
Chapelle (2001) argues that CALL evaluation should be carried out using
SLA theories

5- أدب الأطفــــــال

The earliest history of children's literature begins with________
B.The oral tradition
By the mid-1800s, a genre of children's books emerged where fears could be projected onto impossible creatures of the imagination. These kinds of stories were classified as
A. Fantasy

Teachers should consider all but which of the following questions as they select literature for young adults.
D. Does the author clearly identify a simple theme?