Unseen Passage
Unseen Passage
القطعة الخارجية
-1على الطالب معرفة أدواه االستفهامـ واستعمال كل اداة:
األداة الوظيفة
1. When وتستعمل للسؤال عن الزمن بمعنى (متى)
2. Where وتستعمل للسؤال عن المكان بمعنى (أين)
3. Who وتستعمل للسؤال عن الفاعل /المفعولـ به (مـــن)
4. What وتستعمل للسؤال عن فعل /وظيفة /حدث (ما هو /ماذا)
5. Why وتستعمل للسؤال عن السبب بمعنى (لمــــاذا)
6. How وتستعمل للسؤال عن (كيف)
7. How many وتستعمل للسؤال عن العدد (كم العدد)
8. How much وتستعمل للسؤال عن الكمية /المقدار (كم المقدار)
9. How long وتستعمل للسؤال عن المسافة
10. How often وتستعمل للسؤال عن عدد المرات
-2على الطالب استخراج المعلومة من القطعة بحسب مطلب أداة االستفهامـ ومقدار تعلق منطوق
السؤال بالجواب.
-3اذا بدأ السؤال بفعل مساعد تكون االجابة عليه:
ضمير +الفعل المساعد a. Yes, +
+ notضمير +الفعل المساعد b. No, +
-4قد يطلب في السؤال اعطاء عنوان للقطعة وفق المنطوق التالي:
Give a suitable title to the passage.
-5بالنسبة لألداة : why
أ -قد تأتي اإلجابة بعد عبارة because , because of, in order to, so as to , for , to
ب -قد بخلو الجواب من العبارات أعاله.
There were once two brothers who worked together on their father's
farm. They were both honest, hardworking men and they got along
together very well. One day their father died and in his will he left the
farm and all his property to his two sons. However, in his will the
father wrote that the two brothers should divide the property between
them. The two brothers were unable to agree about a division of the
property. Each one wanted to have the better part for himself. At last,
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they quarrelled and for some months they didn't speak to each other.
Finally, they took the case to Paul Henry, a judge in the section in
which they lived in Wales. Henry was well known for always being
good at deciding such matters. He listened carefully as each one of
them presented his argument." The matter is very simple ", Henry said
" We shall divide the property in this way. One of you will divide the
property in the way that he thinks is best and the other one will then
have the right to choose which ever of the two parts he prefers. In this
way the case was settled
How does television affect our lives? It can be very helpful to people who
carefully choose the show they watch. Television can make us know more
about the outside world; there are good programmes help us understand
many subjects: Science, medicine. The arts, and so on. Moreover,
television helps the old and the sick who can't leave the house or the
hospital. It also gives learners of a foreign language lot of chances to
practise the language and improve their vocabulary and listening. On the
other hand, there are several serious disadvantages to television. Of
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course, it gives us a pleasant way to relax and spend our free time, but in
some countries people watch television for over six hours a day. Many
children watch TV for more hours each day than they do anything else,
including studying and sleeping. It's clear that television has a powerful
influence on their lives and that its influence is often very bad.
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