Global English Tests – Answer Key for TEST Number 7

Exercises and Tests: Answer Key for TEST Number 7

This is Global English Test N°7. Do it and click the Key Answers link to check your answers.

I- Reading Comprehension: (15 points)

A- True/False (3 points)

  1. T – “wherever a woman has achieved an eighth-grade education, she has half the number of pregnancies as her uneducated sister.”
  2. F – “For mainly it is the girl child who has been denied and deprived of the fundamental human right of a basic education.”
  3. F – “women perform two-thirds of the world’s work, earn only ten per cent of the world’s income, and own less than one per cent of the world’s property.”

B- (3 points)

  1. Because it is the girl child who has been denied and deprived of the fundamental human right of a basic education.
  2. Where parents can be reasonably assured that their children will survive beyond age five, they again opt to have fewer pregnancies.
  3. The world population will level off at around eight billion, or even less, rather than what some demographers believe could be 9.5 billion or higher.

C- (3 points)

  1. Eradication
  2. Opt
  3. Infant

D- (3 points)

  1. She: woman
  2. This: gender inequality or inequity
  3. They: parents

E- (3 points)

  1. Studies show that literate women have half the number of pregnancies as their uneducated sisters.
  2. Girls have been denied basic education.
  3. Family planning methods include both natural and medical methods.

II- Language: (15 points)

A- (1.5 points)

  1. Highly skilled
  2. Cultural aspects
  3. Health care

B- (1.5 points)

  1. Put on
  2. Asks… out…
  3. Find out

C- (3 points)

  1. If she hadn’t been lazy, she would have done her homework.
  2. A new experiment on global warming will be done by a group of scientists.
  3. The detectives announced that they had found new evidence and that they would tell the press in due time.

D- (1.5 points)

  1. Had been working
  2. Will have sent
  3. Arrived

E- (1.5 points)

  1. Who
  2. Which
  3. Where

F- (3 points)

  1. Latifa was usually late for work. As a result, her boss dismissed her.
  2. Many people leave their country so as not to die during civil wars.
  3. Although he has so many problems these days, he is always smiling.

III- Writing: (10 points)

Write a letter to the editor of the magazine giving your opinion about the importance of equality between men and women.

Suggestions for Writing the Letter to the Editor About Gender Equality

1. Structure Your Letter Clearly

  • Salutation: Start with “Dear Editor,” or “To the Editor,”
  • Introduction: Briefly introduce yourself (if necessary) and state the purpose of your letter clearly. Example: “I am writing to express my views on the importance of gender equality and why it remains a crucial issue in our society today.”
  • Body Paragraphs:
    • Paragraph 1: Explain why gender equality is important (e.g., human rights, economic growth, social stability).
    • Paragraph 2: Provide examples or evidence (e.g., statistics, real-life examples, or personal anecdotes).
    • Paragraph 3: Suggest practical solutions or actions to promote gender equality (e.g., education, equal pay, policy changes).
  • Conclusion: End with a strong closing statement summarizing your key points and a call to action. Example: “It is time for all of us to work together to ensure equal opportunities and rights for everyone, regardless of gender.”
  • Sign-Off: Use “Yours sincerely,” or “Yours faithfully,” followed by your name.

2. Key Points to Include

  • Why gender equality matters: Highlight the importance of equal opportunities for men and women in education, employment, and leadership.
  • Consequences of inequality: Mention the negative effects of gender inequality, such as poverty, limited progress, or social unrest.
  • Role of education: Discuss how education can empower women and reduce gender gaps.
  • The responsibility of society: Emphasize the collective responsibility of governments, organizations, and individuals in achieving gender equality.

3. Tone and Language

  • Be polite and respectful throughout the letter.
  • Use formal language appropriate for addressing an editor.
  • Keep your sentences clear and concise.

4. Example Opening and Closing Sentences

  • Opening: “Despite significant progress, gender inequality continues to affect millions of people worldwide. I believe it is our collective responsibility to address this pressing issue.”
  • Closing: “Thank you for considering my letter. I hope this message contributes to raising awareness about gender equality and inspires meaningful change.”

5. Final Tips

  • Proofread your letter to ensure there are no grammar or spelling mistakes.
  • Stay focused on the main topic. Avoid going off on unrelated tangents.
  • Make your arguments logical and well-supported with evidence if possible.

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