ENGLISH LESSON EXAMINATION OF LAST SEMESTER ONE (GRADE III)

SUBJECT                                 : ENGLISH LESSON          

CLASS                                     : IX                                         

EDUCATION YEAR               : _____________________

KIND OF TEST                       : UAS Semester I

DAY/DATE                              :______________________

NAME                                      :______________________

RULES TO DO:

1.  Begin this test by reciting Al Basmalah and pray
2.  Read well the command of each part
3.  Do not cheat  and ask anything about the answer of the question
4.  Choose the easy question first before the difficult
5.  Use the time provided well
6.  Check again your answer before leave the test room
7.  Close all activities by reciting Al Hamdalah

PART I. READ THE FOLLOWING TEXT AND ANSWER THE QUESTION ACCORDING THE TEXT PROVIDED

THE ARRIVAL

The two gentlemen arrive at Waterloo Station  and drive to their hotel. There are not many vacant rooms in the hotel and their cannot have any on the lower floors.

Finally, they choose two good rooms on the fourth floor in the front of the hotel, which will cost £5 a day each.  They take them and have their luggage brought up by the porter.

They wash and change their clothes and go down to the restaurant, for both are feeling hungry. They have lunch and then go out for a walk.

1.What are the names of the two gentlemen in the text above?

a. Mr Burrows and Mr Smith

b. Mr Smith and Mr Burrows

c. Mr Allen and Mr Jones

d. Mr Allen and Mr Burrows

2. Where do they arrive at?

a. Waterloo Station

b. Drive to the hotel

c. On the lower floors

d. Many vacant rooms

3. Who is the porter?

a.   person whose job is to carry luggage, trunks etc.

b.   person whose job is to be on duty at the entrance of  a hotel etc.

c.    a and b are false

d.    a and b are true

4.  There are not many vacant rooms in the hotel and their cannot have any on the lower floors.

The synonym of the underlined word is………….

            a.   not filled
            b.     empty
            c.     not occupied
            d.     all are right

5.  They wash and change their clothes and go down to the restaurant, for both are feeling hungry. 

They refer to…………..

a. Mr Burrows and Mr Smith

b. Mr Smith and Mr Burrows

c. The porters

d. Mr Allen and Mr Burrows

6. The opposite of underlined word at number 5 is…………….

a. satisfied

b. patient

c. angry

d. polite

7.  How much cost they must pay their for a week?

a. £ 70

b. £ 60

c. £ 50

d. £ 35

IN LONDON

For their walk in London the two gentlemen have beautiful weather. They begin their walk in Buckingham Palace Road and continue along the Mall to Trafalgar Square, which they cross; then they walk along the Strand, which is very crowded

They look at the shop windows, and Mr. Burrows notices a glove shop. He enters it to buy a pair of leather gloves and puts them on. From the glove shop they return to Trafalgar Square and walk along Whitehall.

Mr. Allen. tells his friend that the buildings in Whitehall are Government Offices and on arriving at the end of the street, he point out the Houses of Parliament and Westminster Abbey They have no time to visit the Abbey and, as Mr.B. feels tired, they jump on bus, which takes them back to their hotel. After dinner they will go to a theatre.

8.  Mr.Burrows feels tired, they jump on bus, which takes them back to their hotel. Why does Mr. Burrows feel tired?

a.   Because he never visit London before

b.   Because they spend a day for awalk

c.   Because he arrive from a flight

d.   Because he walks alone

9.   Who does buy a pair of leather gloves?  Why does he buy the gloves?

a.   Mr. Allen-Because He feels cold

b.   Mr. Burrows- Because his is  worn out

c.   Mr. Allen-Because his is worn out

d.  Mr. Burrows- Because He feels cold

10. He enters it to buy a pair of leather gloves and puts them on.  The negative form of this sentence is…….

a. He doesn’t enters it to buy a pair of leather gloves and doesn’t puts them on

b. He doesn’t enter it to buy a pair of leather  gloves and doesn’t  put them on

c. He do not enters it to buy a pair of leather gloves and do not puts them on

d. He is not enters it to buy a pair of leather gloves and is not puts them on

 11.  From the glove shop they return to Trafalgar Square and walk along Whitehall.  Square means…….

 a.  shape or area with four equel sides and four angles of 90⁰

 b.  four-sides open area in a town

 c.  a and b are right

 d.  a and b are wrong

12.  What are the kind buildings in Whitehall ?

 a.   The publishing houses

 b.   Government Offices

 c.   Stock Exchanges

 d.   Train Stations

13. He point out the Houses of Parliament and Westminster Abbey They have no time to visit the Abbey.  What does he refer to?

 a.  Mr Burrows

 b.  Mr Smith

 c.  Mr Allen

 d.  Mr Jones

IN LONDON II

For their second afternoon in London, the two gentlemen go to the City. They take a bus which goes along Victoria street, Whitehall and the Strand.

At the end of the Strand, they see Temple Bar.

The site of an old gate to the City.

Then the bus carries them along Fleet Street which is full of publishing houses and newspaper offices. At the end of Fleet Street, they see Ludgate Hill. The bus goes up to the Hill on the top of which they see St. Paul’s Cathedral.

The bus turn into Cheapside and, shortly after, they alight at the Bank which is on their left. In front of them is the Stock Exchange and on their right the Mansion House Where the lord Mayor lives. The two gentlemen feel thirsty and go to a bar to have a drink.

Mr. Allen. tells his friend the value of different English coins.  After their drink, they continue their walk, and when they are tired, take a taxy. They drive through some of the more interesting London streets, and when it grows dark and begins to rain, they return to their hotel. They will continue their drive another time

14.   What do the two gentlemen do for the second day afternoon  in London?

 a.   go to their hotel

 b.   go to the city

 c.   drive to the bar

 d.   go to a bar

15.   What is the mine idea of second paragraph?

 a.  What they see along Fleet Street

 b.  The site of an old gate

 c.  The value of different English coins

 d.  Going to a bar

16.  Why do they go to a bar? Because……………

 a.  they feel hungry

 b.  they feel tired

 c.  they feel thirsty

 d.  they feel happy

17.  They continue their walk, and when they are tired, take a taxy.   What is the antonym of underlined word?

  a.  weary

  b.  bushes

  c.  fresh

        d. exhausted

18. The bus goes up to the Hill on the top of which they see St. Paul’s Cathedral. What is St. Paul’s Cathedral?

 a.  The finest Cathedral in London

 b.  The first Cathedral in London

 c.  An old gate to the City

 d.  Right the Mansion House Where the lord Mayor lives

19.  Where does the lord Mayor live?

 a.   At the end of Fleet Street

 b.  At the St. Paul’s Cathedral.

 c.  At the Stock Exchange

 d.  At the Mansion House

20.  Is Fleet Street full of publishing houses and newspaper offices?

 a. Yes,  It is

 b. No, It is not

 c. Yes, It does

 b. No, It does not

IN THE COUNTRY

Mr. Allen and his American friend Mr. Burrows spend a day in the country near London

Mr. Burrows says that he has not seen many fields in England and that the countryside is like a large park.  He has, however, seen many fine meadows full of splendid cattle and sheep grazing in them, and his friend tells him that they are often exported to other countries because of their fine qualities.

They speak about the different kinds of agricultural produce of London and Mr. Allen tells his friend when the last vineyards disappeared and when the different kinds of fruit ripen. They see some beautiful wild flower, and as he looks at the country, Mr. Burrows remarks upon the number of hedges Mr. Allen says that they make the countryside very beautiful, but they make roads difficult for motorist . They return home in the evening very hungry and thirsty

21.  Who is Mr Burrows?

a.  Mr. Allen’s American friends

b. The American who want to spend his time to visit England

c. a  and b true

d. a and b false

22. The following sentences are right according the text above except …………

a. The hedges make roads difficult for motorist

b. Many fine meadows in the country full of sheep grazing

c. Cattle  and  sheep are not exported to other countries

d. They see some beautiful wild flower like daises and buttercups

23.  Mr. Allen says that they make the countryside very beautiful. They refer to…………

a. Flowers

b. Hedges

c. Meadows

d. The Lawn

24. The last vineyards disappeared and when the different kinds of fruit ripen.  The synonym of disappeared is……………..

a. Vanished

b. Disappointed

c. Doubted

d. Confused

26.  Mr. Burrows remarks upon the number of hedges. The interrogative form of this sentence is………..

a.  Do Mr. Burrows remarks upon the number of hedges?

b.  Does Mr. Burrows remark upon the number of hedges ?

c.  Do Mr. Burrows remark upon the number of hedges?

d.  Does Mr. Burrows remarks upon the number of hedges?

27.  Where do roses grow?

a. The roses grow on trees

b. The roses grow on bushes

c. The roses grow on small plants

d. The roses grow on grass

28.  What is like a large park in England?

a. the meadows

b. the countryside

c. the lawn

d. the rice fields

29.  When do they return home? Why?

a. in the morning, because they are very satisfied and thirsty

b. in the evening, because they are very hungry and thirsty

c. in the night, because they are very hungry and thirsty

d. in the afternoon, because they are very hungry and thirsty

30.  They make roads difficult for motorist. Who is motorist?

a. someone is riding motorcycle

b. someone has motorcycle

c. someone is  driving  vehicle

d. someone usually rides motorcycle

PART II.  CHOOSE THE CORRECT VERB TO COMPLETE THE SENTENCES

31.   The teacher……………story in front of student yesterday

e.      Is telling

f.        Are telling

g.       Tell

h.      Told

32.   Ronaldo………………….the holy  qur’an every day

a.   Recite

b.   Recites

c.   Recited

d.   is reciting

 33.   Susilawati does not ………………………every Sunday

a.   studies

b.   studying

c.   studied

d.   study

34.  They has…………..whole pages of this book

a. writes

b. wrote

c. written

d. writing

35.  We ………………..our clothes today

a. is washing

b. are washing

c. was washing

d. have washed

36. I am going ………………next two weeks

a. to drawing

b. to draw

c. to drawn

d. to draws

37. Does she …………….hard to get  her profit ?

a. work

b. worked

c. works

d. working

38. He will …………………after pray Dzuhur

a. ate

b. eating

c. eaten

d. eat

39. You did not…………….well at the last examination

a. learning

b. learned

c. learns

d. learn

40.  My Daughter is fond of…………………….very much

a. singing

b. sings

c. sung

d. sang

PART III. COMPLETE THE BLANK PART OF FOLLOWING POEMS

A. BELIEVE (SAIF ADAM)

In a world full of confusion

1.    ___________________________

O Allah guide us to heaven

and show us all the right path

We pray that He'll forgive us

2._____________________________

Looking for a happy ever 3.________________________

I can be free nobody's holding me

4.____________________________________

Where Allah is pleased with me.

5__________________________________

بالإيمان تصفو لنا الحياة

6.__________________________________

نحيا في دنيانا بحب الله

Little children with smiles on their faces

7.____________________________________

O Allah show us your mercy

8____________________________________

Your words were sent to release us

9.______________________________

You're the master of all existence

10. _________________________

B. NO ONE KNOWS BUT ME

Waterfall, water down
1._______________________________

Falling rain, rising sun
So many things to get done
2___________________________________

I'm getting old, no time to burn

And no one knows but me,

3.__________________________________

And everybody thinks that I've gone crazy
And no one knows but me,

4._____________________________________

And everybody thinks they're the one...but me

Rise up strong! What you'll see
5_________________________________

Shining bright, the night has come
The better life has not yet begun
6.______________________________
I am done now it's your turn

And no one knows but me,

7._________________________

And everybody thinks that I've gone crazy
And no one knows but me,

8._____________________________

And everybody thinks

they're the one...but me

People think that I'm alone,

but I feel close to You
9.____________________________

but I know You do
No one knows just how I feel,

10._____________________________,

 Oh

Hands raised high, Only You can see
For no one knows, But You and me

PART IV. ARRANGE THE WORDS BELOW  INTO THE GOOD SENTENCES

1. YOU- THE RED -MEANS- LIGHT –MUST-STOP-THAT

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2. AFTERWARDS- HE - HIS- SHARE- SETTLE- WILL

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3. SAYS- THE PAVEMENTS-ARE- CROWDED-THAT- HE

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 4. OUT-OF- HE- HOUSES-OF- POINTS –PARLIAMENT- WESTMINSTER-AND –ABBEY

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5. CROSS – THEY- TRAFALGAR – TO GET- TO - SQUARE -THE STRAND

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6.  YOU- IF- DEPARTMENT – GLOVES- TO BUY -WISH- YOU- GO- TO GLOVE

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7. ARE- RESERVED- WALK- THE PAVEMENTS -FOR PEOPLE –WHO

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8. AM -WHEN –I - DRINK – THIRSTY- SOMETHING– I

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9.  HELPS- VERY- IT- MUCH-  FINDING- PEOPLE -IN- WAY- THEIR

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10. FLEET –IS- BEYOND- LUDGATE –STREET- HILL

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