حل تدريبات Training form for the final exam في اللغة الإنجليزية للصف السابع (3)

Subject: English

Student’s name:

Grade: 7\ Section: .

Date: \11\2024

Outcome: Read and understand the overall meaning of simple texts on familiar and concrete topics. Read and identify specific information in simple texts on familiar and concrete topics.

Greetings Around the World

Greetings vary greatly around the world, reflecting different cultures and traditions. In Japan, bowing is a common way to show respect; the depth of the bow often depends on the level of respect or formality. In contrast, in many European countries like France, people often greet each other with a kiss on each cheek, even among friends. This custom varies in the number of kisses, depending on the region.

In the Middle East, greetings often involve a handshake combined with a touch to the heart, symbolizing sincerity and respect. People also commonly ask about each other's health and family as part of the greeting. Meanwhile, in New Zealand, the Maori people use a traditional greeting called the "hongi," where two people press their noses together, sharing breath as a gesture of unity and trust.

While each culture has its own unique way of greeting, these customs all aim to show respect, friendliness, and a sense of connection with others.

Questions to Understand the Passage 1. What is the main purpose of the passage? - A) To explain how to greet people in Japan - B) To describe different greeting customs around the world - C) To list ways to show respect - D) To discuss the history of greetings

2. In Japan, how is respect often shown during a greeting? - A) By pressing noses together - B) By shaking hands and touching the heart - C) By bowing - D) By kissing on each cheek

3. How do people in France commonly greet each other? - A) By shaking hands - B) By bowing deeply - C) By kissing on each cheek - D) By touching the heart

4. In the Middle East, what gesture is often added to a handshake? - A) A bow - B) A kiss on the cheek - C) A touch to the heart - D) A press of the noses

5. What is the name of the Maori greeting in New Zealand? - A) Hongi - B) Salaam - C) Namaste - D) Haka

Outcomes: Read and understand some details in short texts on familiar and concrete topics. Read and identify the main points of simple texts on familiar and concrete topics.

Read and answer the questions: DNA, Immigration, and Discovering Ancestor

In recent years, DNA testing has become popular among people curious about their family history and origins. These tests analyze a person’s genetic information to trace their ancestry and identify links to various parts of the world. Many people are surprised to discover connections to regions they hadn’t expected, sometimes revealing roots in multiple countries.

DNA testing can be especially interesting for individuals whose families have experienced immigration over generations. For example, someone living in North America might find ancestors who came from Europe, Asia, or Africa. Learning about these connections helps people understand how immigration has shaped their families and brought together diverse backgrounds.

In addition to learning about where their ancestors came from, some DNA tests can also identify distant relatives who have taken similar tests. This allows people to connect with family members they may never have known and to learn about shared family stories and traditions.

1. What is the main purpose of DNA testing in this context? - A) To predict future health issues - B) To find out a person's ancestry and origins - C) To help people move to different countries - D) To study DNA structure in a laboratory

2. What might DNA testing reveal about a person's family history? - ) Links to multiple regions or countries

• B) Details about a person's diet - C) A list of all family members currently living - D) Specific job histories of ancestors

3. Why might DNA testing be interesting for people whose families have a history of immigration?

• A) It helps them find relatives with similar hobbies. - B) It reveals potential health issues. - C) It helps them learn about diverse origins within their family. - D) It confirms the names of all ancestors.

4. What is one possible outcome of taking a DNA test related to family connections?

• A) Meeting long-lost distant relatives - B) Learning a new language - C) Getting a passport to a new country - D) Finding out how many pets their ancestors had

5. What is a common discovery people make through DNA testing? - A) New career paths for their children - B) An unexpected connection to a region - C) The exact age of their ancestors - D) The value of their family’s property

Outcomes: Read and understand the overall meaning of simple texts on familiar and concrete topics.

Read the short text below about surviving in the outdoors. After reading, answer the multiple-choice questions based on the text.

Surviving in the Great Outdoors Surviving in the great outdoors requires preparation and knowledge. The first thing to do is make sure you have the right gear. A good backpack, a sleeping bag, a map, and a compass are essential. You also need enough food and water for your trip. It’s important to know how to find clean water in nature, and always bring extra water just in case.

Building a safe shelter is another important step. If you’re stuck in the wild, you can use branches, leaves, and your surroundings to create a simple shelter. Make sure to keep yourself warm by wearing layers of clothing and staying dry.

Remember, staying calm and thinking clearly is key in any outdoor situation. If you get lost, stay in one place and wait for help. Always let someone know your plans before heading out into nature.

Choose the right answer:

1. What is the first thing you need to do before going outdoors? - A) Find food - B) Make sure you have the right gear - C) Build a shelter - D) Stay calm

2. Which of the following is NOT mentioned as essential gear for surviving outdoors?

• A) Sleeping bag - B) Compass - C) Tent - D) Map

3. What should you do if you get lost in the wilderness? - A) Keep walking until you find help - B) Stay in one place and wait for help - C) Build a fire to signal - D) Call for help on your phone

4. How should you stay warm in the outdoors? - A) Build a fire - B) Wear layers of clothing - C) Run to stay warm - D) Wait for the sun to rise

Outcomes: Identify specific ideas or pieces of information in short, simple texts. Part 1 : (Reading skill): Read the following texts and answer the questions: