Test Number 18 Answer Key

Test Number 18 Answer Key

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I – READING COMPREHENSION (15 points)

ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS (4 pts)

  1. Why is our world becoming more difficult to live in?
    • Because noise pollution is increasing due to rising airplane traffic, urban noise, and technological dependence.
  2. How can noise affect our lives?
    • Noise can destroy community life, threatening our ability to survive safely in this world..

ARE THESE SENTENCES TRUE OR FALSE? JUSTIFY. (4 pts)

  1. Nowadays, people seem to be as concerned with acoustic pollution as they are with other conventional forms of pollution. FALSE
    • Many people demonstrate awareness of conventional pollution, but noise pollution is still largely ignored.
  2. British law protects people from all forms of acoustic pollution. FALSE
    • The law in Britain only prevents people from disturbing their neighbors with music at night.

COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES. (2 pts)

  1. People have given themselves the right to make noise, but they have not…
    • developed a sense of acoustic responsibility.
  2. Although some countries have taken important measures that will make noise a public responsibility, …
    • they still address the issue only partially.

CHOOSE THE RIGHT ANSWER FROM THE LIST GIVEN. (2 pts)

  1. The level of noise produced in towns and cities:
    • ✅ is twice as high now as ten years ago.
  2. Many people think that:
    • ✅ they have the right to use motorcycles and cars noisily.

FIND IN THE TEXT WORDS OR EXPRESSIONS THAT MEAN THE SAME AS: (3 pts)

  1. strong attack (paragraph 1): onslaught
  2. dangerous (paragraph 3): insidious
  3. to use in an improper manner (paragraph 4): abuse

II – LANGUAGE (15 POINTS)

MATCH THE WORDS WITH THE CORRESPONDING SYNONYMS. (2 pts)

  1. merriment: b. jubilation
  2. affluent: a. wealthy
  3. equity: d. justice
  4. violate: c. disobey

GIVE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORDS BETWEEN BRACKETS. (2 pts)

  1. valuable → value
  2. enjoyement → enjoy

Correct sentence: Many consumers believe that satisfaction lies in buying more, but, ironically, the more things consumers buy, the less value they give to any of them. People pursue the myth that this thing, or that activity, will somehow provide the pleasure they desperately seek, and they often forget that it is better to have less but enjoy it more.

CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER. (1 pt)

  1. getting
  2. pick up

CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER. (3 pts)

  1. will have grown
  2. hadn’t practiced
  3. must

REWRITE THE SENTENCES BEGINNING WITH THE WORDS GIVEN. (3 pts)

  1. A notice at the door says that flash cameras can’t be used inside the museum.
  2. The journalist asked the project manager how many job opportunities the new production unit would create.
  3. If only I had the proper safety equipment, I could take part in the mountain climbing race.

JOIN THE PAIRS OF SENTENCES WITH THE LINKING WORDS GIVEN. (2 pts)

  1. Many emerging tourist countries have started to offer low-cost holiday services in order to attract more middle-class clients.
  2. Communication technology has not only simplified the exchange of information but also expanded our ability to go farther with our restricted senses.

COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING DIALOGUE APPROPRIATELY. (2 pts)

  1. Jamal: I’m sorry to complain, but the lights keep me awake. I can’t sleep while they’re on.
  2. Ahmed: Oh, I didn’t realize that. I’ll move to the other room right away and finish my work there.

III. WRITING (10 POINTS)

You are interested in the job offered in the advert below. Write an application letter to the General Manager of the company, giving them relevant details about your education and qualifications and explaining your motivation for this particular job. (Approximately 200 words)

Test Number 18 Answer Key

Structure of the Application Letter:

  1. Introduction (1-2 sentences)
    • State the position you are applying for.
    • Mention where you found the job advertisement.
    Example:
    I am writing to express my interest in the [Job Title] position advertised on [Platform/Source].
  1. Paragraph 1: Briefly introduce yourself (2-3 sentences)
    • State your educational background (e.g., degree, relevant field of study).
    • Highlight any relevant experience or training.
    Example:
    I hold a degree in [Field] from [University/Institution], and I have [X years] of experience in [related field or role].
  1. Paragraph 2: Highlight skills and qualifications (3-4 sentences)
    • Mention specific skills relevant to the job.
    • Show how your skills align with the company’s needs.
    Example:
    During my previous role as [Position] at [Company], I gained experience in [Specific Skills, e.g., team leadership, project management, communication skills].
  1. Paragraph 3: Explain motivation (2-3 sentences)
    • State why you want this job and why at this specific company.
    • Show enthusiasm for contributing to the company’s goals.
    Example:
    I am particularly excited about this opportunity because of [specific reason, e.g., the company’s reputation, its values, or the job’s responsibilities].
  1. Conclusion (1-2 sentences)
    • Thank the reader for considering your application.
    • Express your interest in discussing your application further.
    Example:
    Thank you for considering my application. I look forward to the opportunity to discuss how my skills and experiences align with your team’s goals.

Additional Tips:

Proofread for grammar and spelling errors.

Keep your tone formal and polite.

Use clear and concise language.

Avoid repeating your CV; focus on key highlights.

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