@ منيره @
2012- 12- 26, 05:19 AM
السلام عليكم اخواني خواتي حبيت افيد لو بشي بسيط عندي الاربع قطع محلوله حبيت انزلها لكم تستفيدون بااذن الله والله يوفقنا وياكم لما يحب ويرضى :16:
th lecture
Families in almost every country are changing. This is true in rich countries and poor ones. It is true in Africa, the Americas, Asia and Europe. All over the world, families are getting smaller.
In North Africa , in the past, many people lived in extended families. Fifty to hundred people lived together in a group of houses. These were all family members- grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, children, and grandchildren. But now this traditional family is breaking into smaller groups.
The traditional family in Mexico was also big. One generation ago, the average Mexican woman had seven children. Today, she has an average of only 2.5 children. Now , without so many children, families don’t need to spend so much money on basics, such as food, clothing and housing.
1. The underlined word “ ones” refers to _______________.
a. families b. countries c. children d. Americas
2. Food and clothing are __________ .
a. grandchildren b. families c. members d. basics
3. The underlined pronoun “ she” refers to_______________ .
a. a brother b. an aunt c. a Mexican women d. a family
4. How many children did a Mexican woman have?
a. 2.5 b. 7 c. 4 d. 3
5. What happened to the traditional family?________________
a. getting larger b. breaking into smaller groups
c. became rich d. had no children
______________________________
7th lecture
Marriage is often not easy. Maybe man and woman love each other, but they argue . They get angry. Later they apologize, but it happens again and again. What’s the problem? Are men and women really very different.
Deborah Tannen says yes, men and women are very different. Tannen teaches at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. She writes books about the ways people talk. She believes that men and women talk- and think- in different ways. She tells about some differences in her book, You Just Don’t Understand.
The differences, Tannen says, begin when men and women are children. Very young boys and girls are similar to each other. In other words, they like many of the same things and play in the same ways. They aren’t very different. But then there is a change. When children in the United States are five or six years old, boys usually play in large groups. One boy gives orders . For example, he says,” Take this,” ‘ Go over there”. He is the leader. Boys also brag . In other words, they say good thing about themselves. But girls there usually play in small groups or with one other girl. A girl’s best friend is her very good friend and important to her. Girls often don’t give orders; they give suggestions.
1.The differences between men and women begin _______________
A. at the age of sixteen B. when they are old
C. when they are babies D. when they are children
2. The underlined pronoun “ she” Line 5 refers to____________________
A. woman B. man
C. Deborah Tanne D. a girl
3. Where does Deborah Tannen work? ________________________
A. At school B. At hospital
C. At university D. At restaurant
4. The underlined word “ argue” line 1 means________________________
A. discuss angrily B. cry loudly
C. speak slowly D. listen carefully
5. ____________ gives orders while playing in groups.
A. A man B. A girl C. A boy D. A woman
6. A word in paragraph ONE which has the opposite meaning of “ similar” is_____________
A. apologize B. problem
C. different D. angry
7. The underlined pronoun “ they ” Line 9 refers to____________________
A. women B. men
C. boys D. young boys and girls
8. Who gives suggestions? ___________________
A. Girls B. Boys
C. Deborah Tannen D. The men
9. Which country does Deborah live in? ________________________
A. Japan B. Europe
C. America D. Saudi Arabia
10. The underlined word “ brag” means ____________________.
A. cry B. talk proudly C. play D. laugh
________________________________
8th lecture
Many people wonder: Why do we sleep? Why do we dream? They ask themselves the purpose, or reason. There are many theories, or opinions about this , but scientists don’t know if these ideas are correct.
One theory of sleep says that during the day, we need sleep to make new chemicals and repair, or fix, our bodies. This theory is called the “ Repair Theory”. One piece of evidence for this theory is that our bodies produce more of growth hormone while we sleep.
Another theory is that the purpose of sleep is to dream. Dreaming occurs only during one stage , or period, of sleep ( Rapid Eye movement- REM )sleep. REM sleep occurs about 90 minutes and last for about 20 minutes. Some scientists believe that REM sleep helps us to remember things, but others don’t believe and don’t agree.
1. The underlined pronoun “ themselves” refers to:_________________________
A. purposes B. dreams
C. many people D. reasons
2. The underlined pronoun “ this ” Line 2 refers to____________________
A. theories B. purpose of dreaming & sleepimg
C. many people D. scientists
3. Who don’t know if these ideas are correct or no? ___________________
A. many people B. theories
C. dreams D. scientists
4. Why do we need sleep according to “ Repair Theory” ________________________
A. to dream B. to fix or repair our bodies
C. take rest D. to help our friend sleep
5. The underlined word “ evidence ” line 6 means ____________________.
A. proof B. chemicals C. dream D. repair
6. How long does REM sleep last? _________________________
A. 20 minutes B. 90 minutes
C. the whole night D. 2 minutes
7. how many theories about sleep and dream are in the passage?____________________
A. One theory B. many theories
C. Two theories D. Three theories
8. What does REM sleep help us to do? ___________________
A. To dream B. To remember things
C. To make chemicals D. to last for a long time
9. The underlined word “ occurs” means ________________________
A. dreams B. helps
C. happens D. sleeps
10. The underlined word “ others ” refers to____________________.
A. theories B. chemicals C. scientists D. many people
_________________________________
9th lecture
Some people go to work each day and then come home. They spend time with their family and friends. Maybe they watch TV or go to a movie. Sometimes they exercise or read. This is their life. But for other people, this is not enough. They look around their neighborhoods and see people with terrible hardships: sickness, loneness, and homelessness. Other people see problems with the environment. Many people want to help. They volunteer. They give some of their time to help others.
Volunteers help in many ways. Some visit sick and lonely people. Some give their friendship to children without parents. Some build houses for homeless people
1.The most suitable Topic for the passage is ____________
A. Homelessness B. Volunteering
C. Hardships D. Sickness
2. The underlined word “ exercise ” means: ___________
A. building houses B. question
c. Practice sports D. test
3. ________________ is an example of hardships.
A. Volunteering B. environment
C. neighborhood D. homelessness
4. Why do some people give some of their time to others?
A. To earn much money B. To help them
C. To know the time D. To watch TV
5. The underlined pronoun “ their ” Line 9 refers to___________
A. all people B. friendships
B. some volunteers D. all volunteers
6. ________________ is closest in meaning to the phrase “work for free “.
A. Volunteer B. build houses
C. give some time
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th lecture
Families in almost every country are changing. This is true in rich countries and poor ones. It is true in Africa, the Americas, Asia and Europe. All over the world, families are getting smaller.
In North Africa , in the past, many people lived in extended families. Fifty to hundred people lived together in a group of houses. These were all family members- grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, children, and grandchildren. But now this traditional family is breaking into smaller groups.
The traditional family in Mexico was also big. One generation ago, the average Mexican woman had seven children. Today, she has an average of only 2.5 children. Now , without so many children, families don’t need to spend so much money on basics, such as food, clothing and housing.
1. The underlined word “ ones” refers to _______________.
a. families b. countries c. children d. Americas
2. Food and clothing are __________ .
a. grandchildren b. families c. members d. basics
3. The underlined pronoun “ she” refers to_______________ .
a. a brother b. an aunt c. a Mexican women d. a family
4. How many children did a Mexican woman have?
a. 2.5 b. 7 c. 4 d. 3
5. What happened to the traditional family?________________
a. getting larger b. breaking into smaller groups
c. became rich d. had no children
______________________________
7th lecture
Marriage is often not easy. Maybe man and woman love each other, but they argue . They get angry. Later they apologize, but it happens again and again. What’s the problem? Are men and women really very different.
Deborah Tannen says yes, men and women are very different. Tannen teaches at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. She writes books about the ways people talk. She believes that men and women talk- and think- in different ways. She tells about some differences in her book, You Just Don’t Understand.
The differences, Tannen says, begin when men and women are children. Very young boys and girls are similar to each other. In other words, they like many of the same things and play in the same ways. They aren’t very different. But then there is a change. When children in the United States are five or six years old, boys usually play in large groups. One boy gives orders . For example, he says,” Take this,” ‘ Go over there”. He is the leader. Boys also brag . In other words, they say good thing about themselves. But girls there usually play in small groups or with one other girl. A girl’s best friend is her very good friend and important to her. Girls often don’t give orders; they give suggestions.
1.The differences between men and women begin _______________
A. at the age of sixteen B. when they are old
C. when they are babies D. when they are children
2. The underlined pronoun “ she” Line 5 refers to____________________
A. woman B. man
C. Deborah Tanne D. a girl
3. Where does Deborah Tannen work? ________________________
A. At school B. At hospital
C. At university D. At restaurant
4. The underlined word “ argue” line 1 means________________________
A. discuss angrily B. cry loudly
C. speak slowly D. listen carefully
5. ____________ gives orders while playing in groups.
A. A man B. A girl C. A boy D. A woman
6. A word in paragraph ONE which has the opposite meaning of “ similar” is_____________
A. apologize B. problem
C. different D. angry
7. The underlined pronoun “ they ” Line 9 refers to____________________
A. women B. men
C. boys D. young boys and girls
8. Who gives suggestions? ___________________
A. Girls B. Boys
C. Deborah Tannen D. The men
9. Which country does Deborah live in? ________________________
A. Japan B. Europe
C. America D. Saudi Arabia
10. The underlined word “ brag” means ____________________.
A. cry B. talk proudly C. play D. laugh
________________________________
8th lecture
Many people wonder: Why do we sleep? Why do we dream? They ask themselves the purpose, or reason. There are many theories, or opinions about this , but scientists don’t know if these ideas are correct.
One theory of sleep says that during the day, we need sleep to make new chemicals and repair, or fix, our bodies. This theory is called the “ Repair Theory”. One piece of evidence for this theory is that our bodies produce more of growth hormone while we sleep.
Another theory is that the purpose of sleep is to dream. Dreaming occurs only during one stage , or period, of sleep ( Rapid Eye movement- REM )sleep. REM sleep occurs about 90 minutes and last for about 20 minutes. Some scientists believe that REM sleep helps us to remember things, but others don’t believe and don’t agree.
1. The underlined pronoun “ themselves” refers to:_________________________
A. purposes B. dreams
C. many people D. reasons
2. The underlined pronoun “ this ” Line 2 refers to____________________
A. theories B. purpose of dreaming & sleepimg
C. many people D. scientists
3. Who don’t know if these ideas are correct or no? ___________________
A. many people B. theories
C. dreams D. scientists
4. Why do we need sleep according to “ Repair Theory” ________________________
A. to dream B. to fix or repair our bodies
C. take rest D. to help our friend sleep
5. The underlined word “ evidence ” line 6 means ____________________.
A. proof B. chemicals C. dream D. repair
6. How long does REM sleep last? _________________________
A. 20 minutes B. 90 minutes
C. the whole night D. 2 minutes
7. how many theories about sleep and dream are in the passage?____________________
A. One theory B. many theories
C. Two theories D. Three theories
8. What does REM sleep help us to do? ___________________
A. To dream B. To remember things
C. To make chemicals D. to last for a long time
9. The underlined word “ occurs” means ________________________
A. dreams B. helps
C. happens D. sleeps
10. The underlined word “ others ” refers to____________________.
A. theories B. chemicals C. scientists D. many people
_________________________________
9th lecture
Some people go to work each day and then come home. They spend time with their family and friends. Maybe they watch TV or go to a movie. Sometimes they exercise or read. This is their life. But for other people, this is not enough. They look around their neighborhoods and see people with terrible hardships: sickness, loneness, and homelessness. Other people see problems with the environment. Many people want to help. They volunteer. They give some of their time to help others.
Volunteers help in many ways. Some visit sick and lonely people. Some give their friendship to children without parents. Some build houses for homeless people
1.The most suitable Topic for the passage is ____________
A. Homelessness B. Volunteering
C. Hardships D. Sickness
2. The underlined word “ exercise ” means: ___________
A. building houses B. question
c. Practice sports D. test
3. ________________ is an example of hardships.
A. Volunteering B. environment
C. neighborhood D. homelessness
4. Why do some people give some of their time to others?
A. To earn much money B. To help them
C. To know the time D. To watch TV
5. The underlined pronoun “ their ” Line 9 refers to___________
A. all people B. friendships
B. some volunteers D. all volunteers
6. ________________ is closest in meaning to the phrase “work for free “.
A. Volunteer B. build houses
C. give some time
_________________ :3::3::3::3::3::3:__________________
_________________:14::14::14::14::14:_____________ ____