ملخص انجليزي ثالث ثانوي مسارات الفصل الدراسي الأول 1448

Revision Mega Goal 3

مراجعة، ميغا، قول3

إعداد وتنظيم األستاذ : بدر الشهري

Match each word to its meaning.

1. c devoted

a. airplane manufacture, development, and design

2. e pioneer

b. trusted to work well

3. b reliable، c. dedicated، 4. f extensive، d. famous، 5. d legendary

e. a person who starts a new method or activity

6. a aviation

f. something that covers a wide range of ideas

Unscramble the words .

1. d e e r a g l y n

legendary

2. v e d d e t o

devoted

3. e r e n p i o

Pioneer

4. t a i i o v n a

aviation

5. t e n e v i x e s

extensive

6. y l o t r a b a r o

laboratory

7. y t r a v i o i d a t c I

radioactivity

Complete each sentence with ( other – others – another )

1. He says he is so full . He says he could not eat another

2. They like their cats that they are talking about getting another kitten.

3. You can keep that pen. I have two other pens in my backpack .

4. There are six other people in line ahead of us.

5. I just recovered from a cold, and already I’m getting another one.

Rewrite each sentence, adding the emphatic ( do – does – did )

1 .He eats shrimp.

He does eat shrimp

2 .It rained in New York yesterday.

It did rain in New York yesterday

3 .I feel sick .

I do feel sick

4. They came to school last week

They did come to school last week

Match the words with their meanings .

1. e compensate

a. ways which something lacks what it needs

2. a deficiencies

b. causing great fear

3. b fearsome

c. animals that live by hunting others

4. d invaluable

d. extremely valuable; priceless

5. c predators

e.to overcome a weakness with a strength

6. f No sweat

f. No problem

Read the texts then answer the questions :

Partnering with Friends and Relatives

Some people avoid setting up business partnerships with friends or family

members. They feel that there cannot be clear boundaries between

friendship and work, and things can go very wrong if you disagree with your

friend and business partner. Others feel that friends make the best business

partners because there is a real relationship, as well as a sense of loyalty

and willingness to share. According to yet another view, friends are great

potential partners but not relatives. I think it comes down to who the people

are and what their qualities are. I also feel that self-confidence is invariably

a determining factor. People who are aware of their strengths and

weaknesses and are confident about their abilities and potential make good

business partners. On the other hand, people who are meek and always

take a back seat sometimes tend to be unpredictable and might take

advantage of their partner when given a chance. But even then, you cannot

really say that this is always the case. So it all depends on the individual.

It’s also advisable to discuss responsibilities beforehand, agree on details,

and put everything down on paper. One thing is certain; if you plan to be the

leader of the business, what you need to find out is if your friends respect

you as much as you respect them.

1. People avoid setting up business with friends or family

2. According to another view, relatives are great partners

3. In the end , it all depends on the individual

1. Why are some people against setting up business with friends and

relatives?

They feel that there cannot be boundaries between friendship and work

2. What qualities are important in a working relationship ?

Self-confidence, an awareness of one’s strengths and weaknesses

3. What should you do if you are heading the business?

You should discuss responsibilities beforehand

Correct the mistakes in each sentence :

1. I drinks coffee every morning.

I drink coffee every morning

2. She live in New York City.

She lives in New York City

3. The construction workers are build a new skyscraper.

The construction workers are building a new skyscraper

4. We am meeting for lunch tomorrow

We are meeting for lunch tomorrow

Put each word under the suitable category :

Expensive – priceless – beautiful – crucial – interesting – important – old –

terrifying – frightening – massive – small – fascinating – ancient – good –

stunning – tiny – amazing – big

Gradable Adjectives، Non-Gradable Adjectives، Expensive، priceless، beautiful، crucial، interesting، terrifying، important، massive، old، fascinating

frightening، ancient، small، stunning، good، tiny، big، amazing

Read the text then answer with ( T ) or ( F )

MOHAMMAD ABDUL LATIF JAMEEL

A great philanthropist and prominent businessman, Mohammad Abdul Latif

Jameel, president of ALJ, runs one of the world's largest car dealerships,

with operations in the Middle East, U.K., Central Asia and China. A leading

figure in corporate social responsibility, he has created a series of initiatives

against poverty and has contributed greatly to the government's Saudization

program in the Kingdom, by promoting thousands of jobs every year

through the ALJ Community Services Programs. Abdul Latif Jameel is an

MIT alumnus, member of the board of trustees, and dedicated supporter of

the Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab (J-PAL). He was named " Saudi

Volunteer of the Year " in 2012, in recognition of the services offered by

ALJCI in Saudi Arabia and the rest of the Arab world.

1. Mohammad Abdul Latif Jameel is the president of ALJ

2. Mohammad Abdul Latif Jameel runs planes dealerships

3. His company operates in Middle East, U.K., and Asia

4. He was named " Saudi Volunteer of the Year " in 2016

5. He has created a series of initiatives against poverty

Match the words to their definitions.

1. charity

9 A. having influence on something or someone

2. excelled

8 B. the opinion others have about someone

3. founded

7 C. not too expensive

4. impoverished

6 D. well-known and respected

5. philanthropist

5 E. a person that gives money to good causes

6. prominent

4 F. very poor

7. reasonable

3 G. started and supported an organization

8. reputation

2 H. did very well

9. influential

1 I. an organization that helps those in need

Complete the sentences with either use(d) to or be used to.

1. We used to eat at the best restaurants, but we started saving money.

2. She's from Costa Rica, so she is used to warm weather.

3. He used to live with his family.

4. Even though he loves his apartment, he is used to living alone.

Correct the errors in the sentences.

1. We didn’t used to have a computer.

We didn’t use to have a computer

2. I would know her name, but now I can't remember it.

I used to know her name, but now I can't remember it.

3. They are used to live in a small place.

They are used to living in a small place