اختبار إلكتروني لغة إنجليزيةالصف العاشرالوحدة 4 [ Citizenship ]

Match each word with its meaning.

• well-known (adj) = معروف / مشهور
• tie (v) = يربط / يصل
• site (n) = موقع
• continuously (adv) = بشكل مستمر
• citizenship (n) = المواطنة

Match each word with its meaning.

• transformation (n) = تغيّر / تحوّل
• collection (n) = مجموعة / مقتنيات
• culturally (adv) = ثقافياً
• hub (n) = مركز / نشاط
• nation (n) = أمّة / دولة

Match each word with its meaning.

• mark (v) = يميّز / يخلد ذكرى
• sustain (v) = يحافظ على / يدعم
• rapidly (adv) = بسرعة
• new-found (adj) = مكتشف حديثاً
• capacity (n) = قدرة / سعة / كفاءة

Match each word with its meaning.

• safeguard (v) = يحمي / يصون
• stable (adj) = ثابت / مستقر
• downplay (v) = يقلّل من اهمية شيء
• leader (n) = قائد / زعيم
• defence (n) = الدفاع

Match each word with its meaning.

• ancestor (n) = سلف / جد
• altruism (n) = إيثار / تفضيل الاخر
• loyal (adj) = وفيّ / مخلص / لديه ولاء
• comply (v) = يطيع / يلتزم / يمتثل
• volunteer (v) = يتطوّع

Match each word with its meaning.

• impose (v) = يفرض / يُلزم
• contract (n) = عقد
• equality (n) = المساواة
• freedom (n) = حرّية
• informal (adj) = غير رسمي

Match each word with its meaning.

• interestingly (adv) = بشكل مثير للاهتمام
• universal (adj) = عالمي
• sentence (v) = يصدر حكم / يحكم على
• formal (adj) = رسمي
• respect (v) = يحترم

Match each word with its meaning.

• monument (n) = أثر / نصب تذكاري
• skyline (n) = أفق عمراني / الأفق
• symbolise (v) = يرمز إلى
• rare (adj) = نادر
• showcase (v) = يعرض بشكل مشوّق / يبرز

Match each word with its meaning.

• regulation (n) = لائحة / قانون
• character (n) = شخصية
• record (n) = سجل
• lasting (adj) = دائم / مستمر
• mature (adj) = ناضج / راشد

Complete with the correct word (well-known - tie - site - continuously - citizenship): Good behavior can …… us with our neighbours.

Complete with the correct word (well-known - tie - site - continuously - citizenship): My father works …… to get more money for us.

Complete with the correct word (well-known - tie - site - continuously - citizenship): Arabs are …… for their hospitality.

Complete with the correct word (well-known - tie - site - continuously - citizenship): Real …… means that you think about your country first.

Complete with the correct word (well-known - tie - site - continuously - citizenship): What a wonderful ……! It’s wide and full of green spaces.

Complete with the correct word (transformation - collection - culturally - hub - nation): Festivals are …… important.

Complete with the correct word (transformation - collection - culturally - hub - nation): My teacher liked my sister’s …… of toys.

Complete with the correct word (transformation - collection - culturally - hub - nation): The new decoration created a wonderful …… in our house.

Complete with the correct word (transformation - collection - culturally - hub - nation): I wish peace to all the Islamic …….

Complete with the correct word (transformation - collection - culturally - hub - nation): Al-Mubarkiya is the …… of traditional markets.

Complete with the correct word (mark - sustain - rapidly - new-found - capacity): The number of people goes up …….

Complete with the correct word (mark - sustain - rapidly - new-found - capacity): This bottle has the …… of 50 Liters.

Complete with the correct word (mark - sustain - rapidly - new-found - capacity): His great talents …… him amongst his teammates.

Complete with the correct word (mark - sustain - rapidly - new-found - capacity): The …… areas help to solve the problem of housing.

Complete with the correct word (mark - sustain - rapidly - new-found - capacity): I need a better job to …… my living standard.

Complete with the correct word (impose - contract - equality - freedom - informal): Some societies want complete …… between men and women.

Complete with the correct word (impose - contract - equality - freedom - informal): Governments …… many rules for people's safety.

Complete with the correct word (impose - contract - equality - freedom - informal): When I talk to my friends from work, I usually talk to them in a/an …… way.

Complete with the correct word (impose - contract - equality - freedom - informal): She signed a new job …… yesterday.

Complete with the correct word (impose - contract - equality - freedom - informal): You have the …… to speak. Go ahead.

Complete with the correct word (interestingly - universal - sentence - formal - respect): Surprisingly, the judge didn't …… that man to prison.

Complete with the correct word (interestingly - universal - sentence - formal - respect): We will be safe when we …… laws.

Complete with the correct word (interestingly - universal - sentence - formal - respect): ……, my new car has a smart camera.

Complete with the correct word (interestingly - universal - sentence - formal - respect): English is a/an …… language spoken throughout the world.

Complete with the correct word (interestingly - universal - sentence - formal - respect): He received a …… letter to leave work.

Complete with the correct word (safeguard - stable - downplay - leader - defence): A watchtower can be used for …….

Complete with the correct word (safeguard - stable - downplay - leader - defence): It’s a shame to …… her success.

Complete with the correct word (safeguard - stable - downplay - leader - defence): Laws also …… women’s rights.

Complete with the correct word (safeguard - stable - downplay - leader - defence): Ahmed is our team …….

Complete with the correct word (safeguard - stable - downplay - leader - defence): His condition is …… with the new medicine.

Complete with the correct word (ancestors - altruism - loyal - comply - volunteer): Always …… with the law to have your rights.

Complete with the correct word (ancestors - altruism - loyal - comply - volunteer): My friend will …… in a hospital near their house.

Complete with the correct word (ancestors - altruism - loyal - comply - volunteer): I feel proud of our …… who built this country.

Complete with the correct word (ancestors - altruism - loyal - comply - volunteer): Everyone should be …… to their country.

Complete with the correct word (monument - skyline - symbolise - rare - showcase): Old buildings simply …… our history.

Complete with the correct word (monument - skyline - symbolise - rare - showcase): People like to take photos of this beautiful …….

Complete with the correct word (monument - skyline - symbolise - rare - showcase): Our next movie will …… Kuwaiti culture.

Complete with the correct word (monument - skyline - symbolise - rare - showcase): You can have a clear view of the city’s …… in the morning.

Complete with the correct word (monument - skyline - symbolise - rare - showcase): The national museum has a collection of …… paintings.

Complete with the correct word (regulation - character - record - lasting - mature): Do you have a/an …… of this transaction? We need proof.

Complete with the correct word (regulation - character - record - lasting - mature): …… people know what to do in difficult situations.

Complete with the correct word (regulation - character - record - lasting - mature): The government will set a new …… about new businesses.

Complete with the correct word (regulation - character - record - lasting - mature): My journey to Scotland has a …… effect on me.

Complete with the correct word (regulation - character - record - lasting - mature): Harry Potter is my favourite …… in the book.

Where does the name ‘Kuwait’ come from?

• It comes from ‘Al-Kut’, meaning a small fort built near the sea.
• It comes from ‘Al-Bahr’, meaning a large ship used for pearl diving.
• It comes from the name of Sheikh Mubarak Al-Sabah.
• It comes from ‘Al-Sabah’, meaning a morning market.

How did Kuwait grow over time? Choose all correct answers.

• It stayed a small coastal village.
• It became an important trading country.
• It stopped trading with other countries.
• It developed into a modern state.

Why was Kuwait’s location important? Choose all correct answers.

• It kept Kuwait away from the sea paths.
• It connected Kuwait with other countries.
• It made trade with other countries impossible.
• It helped trade between East and West.

How did trade help Kuwait? Choose all correct answers.

• It kept different cultures away from the area.
• It stopped the growth of the country.
• It brought people and ideas together.
• It helped the economy grow.

How did the sea help Kuwait in the past? Choose all correct answers.

• It supported shipbuilding and trade.
• It supported pearl diving.
• It prevented the building of ships.
• It made pearl diving unnecessary.

Why was education important in Kuwait’s development? Choose all correct answers.

• It gave people better learning opportunities.
• It stopped the building of schools.
• It helped build a modern country.
• It made people leave the country.

How did oil change Kuwait? Choose all correct answers.

• It stopped the modernisation of the country.
• It made the country poorer.
• It brought more wealth.
• It helped modernize the country.

How did oil wealth improve life in Kuwait? Choose all correct answers.

• It helped improve transport.
• It stopped the building of modern cities.
• It closed the national foundations.
• It helped build schools and hospitals.

Why is independence important for a country? Choose all correct answers.

• It gives the country freedom to make its own decisions.
• It makes the country depend on other countries.
• It allows the country to govern itself.
• It forces the country to follow the decisions of others.

Why is the constitution important? Choose all correct answers.

• It contains the country’s laws.
• It lists the names of all merchants.
• It helps organize the government.
• It contains the history of pearl diving.

How can a country support peace? Choose all correct answers.

• It can help solve problems between countries.
• It can act as a mediator.
• It can start conflicts between countries.
• It can refuse to talk to other countries.

How can a country become modern without losing its traditions? Choose all correct answers.

• It can keep its culture and traditions alive.
• It can continue to develop.
• It can stop developing completely.
• It can give up its culture and traditions.

What can we learn from Kuwait’s history? Choose all correct answers.

• Development is only possible if traditions are lost.
• Development can happen while traditions are protected.
• Hard work can help a country grow.
• A country can grow without any work.

Why are laws important in society? Choose all correct answers.

• They help keep people safe.
• They help people live together peacefully.
• They make people less safe.
• They stop people from living together.

How do laws guide our daily lives? Choose all correct answers.

• They stop us from making any choices.
• They tell us to ignore the rules.
• They tell us what we should do.
• They help us make responsible choices.

What is meant by a ‘social contract’ between citizens and their society? Choose all correct answers.

• It is a gift exchanged between friends.
• It is an agreement to follow rules.
• It is a fine paid to the government.
• It helps people live safely together.

Why are values important in society? Choose all correct answers.

• They are only rules for police officers.
• They help shape our laws.
• They make laws unnecessary.
• They guide the way people behave.

What are examples of important values? Choose all correct answers.

• Equality and freedom are important values.
• Rudeness is an important value.
• Selfishness is an important value.
• Justice is an important value.

Why are social rules important? Choose all correct answers.

• They help society stay organized.
• They help people treat each other well.
• They make society disorganised.
• They send people to prison for being rude.

How can good manners help society? Choose all correct answers.

• They help people get along with others.
• They make daily life less friendly.
• They make daily life more respectful.
• They help people avoid each other.

What makes a person a responsible citizen? Choose all correct answers.

• A responsible citizen respects other people.
• A responsible citizen ignores customs.
• A responsible citizen follows rules.
• A responsible citizen refuses to follow laws.

Can society have rules without written laws? Choose all correct answers.

• No, rules always need a judge.
• No, a society cannot have any rules without written laws.
• Yes, people can follow shared customs.
• Yes, people can respect duties to others.

Why are relationships important in small communities? Choose all correct answers.

• They help people trust each other.
• They replace all friendships with fines.
• They help people support one another.
• They make people embarrass each other.

Why are common traffic rules important? Choose all correct answers.

• They make driving rules different in every country.
• They make traffic more dangerous.
• They help people travel safely.
• They make driving rules clear for everyone.

Why should laws be fair? Choose all correct answers.

• They should give everyone the same rights.
• They should protect only rich people.
• They should protect all people equally.
• They should give some people more rights than others.

What is the role of police officers? Choose all correct answers.

• They help enforce the law.
• They help people avoid every fine.
• They help keep people safe.
• They help write the constitution.

Why should people face the results of their actions? Choose all correct answers.

• It helps people respect the law.
• It helps keep society fair.
• It makes society unfair.
• It helps people break the law.

How do laws show a society’s values? Choose all correct answers.

• They have nothing to do with society’s values.
• They hide what people believe.
• They show what behaviour society accepts.
• They protect what people believe is important.

Why should young people learn about laws? Choose all correct answers.

• It helps them become responsible citizens.
• It helps them understand their rights and duties.
• It makes them forget their duties.
• It helps them avoid all rules.

How can respecting laws help a country? Choose all correct answers.

• It can help people live in peace.
• It can make the country safer.
• It can make the country more dangerous.
• It can cause conflict between people.

What does it mean to be a global citizen? Choose all correct answers.

• It means respecting people and rules.
• It means ignoring other countries.
• It means caring only about yourself.
• It means caring about the wider world.

As a young citizen, what can you do to help build a better future for your country? Choose all correct answers.

• Pursue education.
• Ignore national heritage.
• Protect national heritage.
• Volunteer in the community.
• Break laws that are inconvenient.
• Respect laws.

What is the difference between formal laws and informal norms (‘folkways’)? Match each term with its meaning.

• Formal laws = official rules enforced by the government
• Folkways = simple daily habits, like being polite, that help society stay organised without legal punishment

Choose all the verbs that can be used to report what a person said (reporting verbs).

• told
• announced
• walked
• mentioned
• insisted
• expressed
• played
• said
• claimed
• argued

Match each verb form in direct speech with its form in reported speech.

• play / plays (V1) = played (V2)
• am / is / are = was / were
• have / has = had
• played (V2) = had played (had + PP)
• was / were = had been
• will = would
• can = could
• may = might

Match each modal in direct speech with its form in reported speech.

• will = would
• can = could
• may = might
• must = had to

Match each pronoun in direct speech with its form in reported speech.

• I = he / she
• we = they
• you (فاعل) = I / they
• me = him / her
• us = them
• you (مفعول به) = me / them
• my = his / her
• our = their
• your = my / their

Match each time or place word in direct speech with its form in reported speech.

• here = there
• now = then
• today = that day
• tonight = that night
• tomorrow = the next day / the following day / the day after
• yesterday = the day before / the previous day
• next week = the following week / the week after
• last week = the week before / the previous week

Report the sentence: Ali said, “I am watching a match.”

• Ali said that he were watching a match.
• Ali said that he was watch a match.
• Ali said that he be watching a match.
• Ali said that he was watching a match.

Report the sentence: Sara said, “I have finished my project.”

• Sara said that she has finish her project.
• Sara said that she had finished her project.
• Sara said that she had finish her project.
• Sara said that she have finished her project.

Choose the correct answer: The boy said that he ______ his little brother with the project the day before.

• had helped
• will help
• has helped
• helps

Choose the correct answer: Dana mentioned that she ______ to London the following week.

• travel
• would travel
• travelling
• to travel

Choose the correct answer: The tourists said that they ______ Kuwait Towers that day.

• were visiting
• visits
• was visiting
• visiting

Choose the correct answer: Ali told me that he ______ his homework already.

• finish
• had finished
• have finished
• finishing

Choose the correct answer: Sara claimed that she ______ her lost keys in the garden the day before.

• finds
• will find
• is finding
• had found

Choose the correct answer: The students announced that they ______ a new science project then.

• were starting
• starts
• was starting
• starting

Choose the correct answer: Hamad insisted that he ______ a new car the next day.

• would buy
• buy
• will bought
• buying

Choose the correct answer: The girls said that they ______ their teacher in the library then.

• meets
• was meeting
• meeting
• were meeting

Choose the correct answer: Mubarak expressed that he ______ happy with his exam results that day.

• were
• am
• was
• been

Choose the correct answer: The doctor told the patient that he ______ more rest the week before.

• needs
• will need
• is needing
• had needed

Report the sentence: “I finished my homework early,” said the boy.

• The boy said that he had been finish his homework early.
• The boy said that he had finished his homework early.
• The boy said that he will finished his homework early.
• The boy said that he had finish his homework early.

Report the sentence: “We will go camping in the desert,” said the father.

• The father told them that they would go camping in the desert.
• The father told them that they are go camping in the desert.
• The father told them that they would went camping in the desert.
• The father told them that they will went camping in the desert.

Report the sentence: “I use my smartwatch to pay for goods,” said my sister.

• My sister said that she had use her smartwatch to pay for goods.
• My sister said that she have used her smartwatch to pay for goods.
• My sister said that she use her smartwatch to pay for goods.
• My sister said that she used her smartwatch to pay for goods.

Report the sentence: “I am watching a documentary about Kuwait now,” said Salem.

• Salem said that he were watching a documentary about Kuwait then.
• Salem said that he was watching a documentary about Kuwait then.
• Salem said that he was watch a documentary about Kuwait then.
• Salem said that he be watching a documentary about Kuwait then.

Report the sentence: “We have completed our computer course,” said the students.

• The students said that they has completed their computer course.
• The students said that they had complete their computer course.
• The students said that they had completed their computer course.
• The students said that they have completing their computer course.

Report the sentence: “I visited my grandparents yesterday,” said Noura.

• Noura said that she had visit her grandparents the day before.
• Noura said that she visits her grandparents yesterday.
• Noura said that she had visited her grandparents the day before.
• Noura said that she have visited her grandparents the day before.

Report the sentence: “I can solve the math problem easily,” said Jassem.

• Jassem said that he can solved the math problem easily.
• Jassem said that he could solved the math problem easily.
• Jassem said that he could solve the math problem easily.
• Jassem said that he could to solve the math problem easily.

Report the sentence: “We are meeting our friends at the mall today,” said the boys.

• The boys said that they was meeting their friends at the mall that day.
• The boys said that they were meet their friends at the mall that day.
• The boys said that they were meeting their friends at the mall that day.
• The boys said that they were meeting their friends at the mall that the day.

Report the sentence: “I will buy a new phone next week,” said Bader.

• Bader said that he would buy a new phone the following week.
• Bader said that he will bought a new phone the following week.
• Bader said that he bought a new phone next week.
• Bader said that he would to buy a new phone the following week.

Report the sentence: “The teacher gave us clear instructions,” said the student.

• The student said that the teacher had gave them clear instructions.
• The student said that the teacher have given them clear instructions.
• The student said that the teacher had given them clear instructions.
• The student said that the teacher had give them clear instructions.

Choose the correct answer: She will ______ a new phone tomorrow.

• buys
• buy
• buying
• bought

Choose the correct answer: Ali will ______ to London next weekend.

• travels
• travelling
• travelled
• travel

Choose the correct answer: I believe you ______ the exam tomorrow.

• passing
• will pass
• passed
• passes

Choose the correct answer: In my opinion, they ______ the match next week.

• winning
• wins
• won
• will win

Correct the verb: We ______ (be) going to watch a movie.

• am
• is
• are
• be

Correct the verb: I ______ (be) going to study Arabic.

• is
• am
• are
• be

Choose the correct answer: They are going to ______ the museum.

• visited
• visits
• visit
• visiting

Correct the verb: Sara is going to ______ a movie.

• watched
• watches
• watching
• watch

Choose the correct answer: She is ______ buy a new phone tomorrow.

• going
• go
• goes
• going to

Choose the correct answer: They ______ visit the old Souq this weekend.

• going
• are going to
• is going to
• was going to

Choose the correct answer: Look at the sky! I think it ______ rain soon.

• is going
• is going to
• was
• were

Choose the correct answer: I am ______ travel to Turkey next summer.

• going to
• will
• going
• will go

Choose the correct answer: My friends ______ playing football.

• am
• are
• is
• be

Choose the correct answer: I am ______ my room.

• cleaning
• clean
• cleans
• cleaned

Choose the correct answer: The plane ______ at 01:30 tomorrow.

• land
• landed
• are landing
• is landing

Choose the correct answer: My friends ______ to the USA tonight at 10:00.

• travels
• is travelling
• are travelling
• travelling

Choose the correct answer: Look at those heavy gray clouds covering the sky! It ______ snow this evening.

• are going to
• go to
• goes to
• is going to

Choose the correct answer: My family and I ______ buy a new house near the coast next year.

• am going to
• going to
• is going to
• are going to

Choose the correct answer: The train ______ at exactly 09:15 a.m. tomorrow from central station.

• is leaving
• left
• leave
• are leaving

Choose the correct answer: I predict that electric cars ______ all traditional vehicles in the future.

• replacing
• will replace
• replaced
• replaces

Choose the correct answer: Be careful! You are carrying too many dishes and you ______ drop them!

• going to
• am going to
• is going to
• are going to

Choose the correct answer: Our school principal ______ a speech to the new students next Sunday morning at 08:00.

• give
• gave
• is giving
• are giving

Choose the correct answer: The young scientist ______ her new invention at the global conference next month.

• present
• presented
• were going to present
• is going to present

Choose the correct answer: I believe the new shopping mall ______ thousands of visitors tonight.

• attract
• will attract
• attracting
• are attracting

Choose the correct answer: My close friend ______ me at the library this afternoon at 04:30 p.m. to study.

• is meeting
• meet
• were meeting
• meeting

Correct the verb: The manager (open) the new branch next Friday at 06:30.

• The manager opened the new branch next Friday at 06:30.
• The manager is opening the new branch next Friday at 06:30.
• The manager are opening the new branch next Friday at 06:30.
• The manager open the new branch next Friday at 06:30.

Correct the verb: Perhaps, fresh graduates (find) more jobs in technology in the future.

• Perhaps, fresh graduates found more jobs in technology in the future.
• Perhaps, fresh graduates had found more jobs in technology in the future.
• Perhaps, fresh graduates will find more jobs in technology in the future.
• Perhaps, fresh graduates finds more jobs in technology in the future.

Correct the verb: We (start) our training course next week.

• We was starting our training course next week.
• We started our training course next week.
• We starts our training course next week.
• We are going to start our training course next week.

Correct the verb: Look at that fast cyclist! He (collide) with the street sign.

• Look at that fast cyclist! He are going to collide with the street sign.
• Look at that fast cyclist! He going to collide with the street sign.
• Look at that fast cyclist! He collide with the street sign.
• Look at that fast cyclist! He is going to collide with the street sign.

Correct the verb: The research team (fly) to London tomorrow at 06:00 a.m.

• The research team is flying to London tomorrow at 06:00 a.m.
• The research team flew to London tomorrow at 06:00 a.m.
• The research team flying to London tomorrow at 06:00 a.m.
• The research team fly to London tomorrow at 06:00 a.m.

Correct the verb: I think smartphones (become) even smaller over the coming years.

• I think smartphones became even smaller over the coming years.
• I think smartphones will become even smaller over the coming years.
• I think smartphones were becoming even smaller over the coming years.
• I think smartphones becomes even smaller over the coming years.

Correct the verb: My brother (buy) a computer next month.

• My brother bought a computer next month.
• My brother are going to buy a computer next month.
• My brother is going to buy a computer next month.
• My brother going to buy a computer next month.

Correct the verb: Watch out! That ladder (fall) over!

• Watch out! That ladder are going to fall over!
• Watch out! That ladder going to fall over!
• Watch out! That ladder is going to fall over!
• Watch out! That ladder is going fall over!

Correct the verb: The doctor (examine) the patient at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow.

• The doctor is examining the patient at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow.
• The doctor examined the patient at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow.
• The doctor are examining the patient at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow.
• The doctor examine the patient at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow.

Correct the verb: I predict that clean energy (power) most homes in the future.

• I predict that clean energy will power most homes in the future.
• I predict that clean energy was powering most homes in the future.
• I predict that clean energy powered most homes in the future.
• I predict that clean energy powers to most homes in the future.

Choose the correct answer: The students ______ writing their exam in the classroom now.

• is
• was
• be
• are

Choose the correct answer: Your clothes ______ on the bed.

• is
• are
• was
• be

Choose the correct answer: The news ______ very exciting.

• is
• are
• am
• were

Choose the correct answer: Her hair ______ very healthy.

• look
• looking
• looks
• have looked

Choose the correct answer: Bader has ______ pens in his bag.

• little
• much
• a few
• a little

Choose the correct answer: How ______ money do you need?

• many
• much
• few
• a few

Choose the correct answer: We need ______ information before we can decide to buy this phone or not.

• much
• many
• a few
• many of

Choose the correct answer: The museum attracts ______ tourists during the holiday season reaching 10000 visitors.

• much
• a little
• much of
• many

Choose the correct answer: Ali bought ______ gifts for every member of his family on his trip yesterday.

• much of
• a little
• many
• much

Choose the correct answer: My father gave me ______ advice about dealing with difficult situations.

• many
• a few
• a little
• many of

Choose the correct answer: We saw ______ visitors from all over the Gulf during the national celebrations.

• much
• much of
• many
• a little

Choose the correct answer: How ______ passports did the officer check at the airport terminal?

• many
• much
• a little
• a few

Choose the correct answer: The fruit ______ very shiny and clean after washing it.

• look
• looking
• looks
• have looked

Choose the correct answer: The news about the scientific discovery ______ very exciting yesterday.

• are
• were
• was
• have been

Choose the correct answer: Your clean jeans ______ on the chair in your bedroom.

• are
• is
• was
• has been

Choose the correct answer: We need to collect ______ details about the historical monument before traveling.

• much
• much of
• a little
• many

Correct the word: Scientists need (many) information before writing the final report.

• Scientists need few information before writing the final report.
• Scientists need many information before writing the final report.
• Scientists need much information before writing the final report.
• Scientists need a few information before writing the final report.

Correct the word: The teacher gave us (a few) advice about the final exam.

• The teacher gave us a few advice about the final exam.
• The teacher gave us many advice about the final exam.
• The teacher gave us a little advice about the final exam.
• The teacher gave us much of advice about the final exam.

Correct the word: There were (much) people near Kuwait Towers yesterday.

• There were many people near Kuwait Towers yesterday.
• There were a little people near Kuwait Towers yesterday.
• There were much of people near Kuwait Towers yesterday.
• There were much people near Kuwait Towers yesterday.

Correct the verb: The news (be) very encouraging this morning.

• The news is very encouraging this morning.
• The news were very encouraging this morning.
• The news are very encouraging this morning.
• The news am very encouraging this morning.

Correct the word: How (much) suitcases are you planning to take on your journey?

• How a little suitcases are you planning to take on your journey?
• How many suitcases are you planning to take on your journey?
• How much of suitcases are you planning to take on your journey?
• How little suitcases are you planning to take on your journey?

Correct the verb: The furniture in the main office (look) very modern and neat.

• The furniture in the main office look very modern and neat.
• The furniture in the main office are looking very modern and neat.
• The furniture in the main office looks very modern and neat.
• The furniture in the main office looking very modern and neat.

Correct the word: How (many) money do we need to buy the tickets?

• How a few money do we need to buy the tickets?
• How much money do we need to buy the tickets?
• How many money do we need to buy the tickets?
• How a little money do we need to buy the tickets?

Correct the verb: My clothes (be) washed and folded yesterday afternoon.

• My clothes was washed and folded yesterday afternoon.
• My clothes is washed and folded yesterday afternoon.
• My clothes be washed and folded yesterday afternoon.
• My clothes were washed and folded yesterday afternoon.

Correct the verb: The research (take) a lot of effort from the team members.

• The research take a lot of effort from the team members.
• The research takes a lot of effort from the team members.
• The research are taking a lot of effort from the team members.
• The research taking a lot of effort from the team members.

Correct the word: Sara has (a little) books in her bag.

• Sara has a few books in her bag.
• Sara has much books in her bag.
• Sara has much of books in her bag.
• Sara has a little books in her bag.

Match each idiom with its meaning.

• is not rocket science = الشيء سهل جدا وليس معقدا
• lose heart = تفقد الأمل أو تشعر بالإحباط
• go viral = ينتشر بسرعة كبيرة على الإنترنت
• roll up my sleeves = أستعد للعمل بجد
• miss the boat = أضيّع فرصة مهمة

Complete the text with the idioms (miss the boat - lose heart - go viral - roll up my sleeves - is not rocket science): Getting ready for the school exhibition was a big challenge. I knew I had to …… if I wanted my project to look perfect. My friend kept telling me not to …… even when things got difficult. She reminded me that using the new design program …… and that I could learn it quickly. On the day of the exhibition, many students took pictures of my project, hoping it would …… on social media. I felt proud because I didn’t …… and I used every chance to improve my work.

Writing (1) – The Digital Diwan: classify each supporting detail under the correct body paragraph.

• Communicate and share ideas = Body Paragraph 1: The importance of having ‘The Digital Diwan’ application
• Saves time = Body Paragraph 1: The importance of having ‘The Digital Diwan’ application
• Different traditional issues = Body Paragraph 1: The importance of having ‘The Digital Diwan’ application
• Better citizens = Body Paragraph 2: Positive effects on society
• Supports cooperation = Body Paragraph 2: Positive effects on society
• Discuss community issues = Body Paragraph 2: Positive effects on society

Writing (1) – The Digital Diwan: match each part of the outline with its sentence.

• Body Paragraph 1 – topic sentence = “The Digital Diwan” is a very important application.
• Body Paragraph 2 – topic sentence = There are many positive effects for the application on the society
• Conclusion = “The Digital Diwan” is an important application with positive effects on society.

Writing (1) – The Digital Diwan: put the parts of the essay in the correct order.

• "The Digital Diwan" application is a great invention. It brings everything important about a Diwan and makes it available on your phone. I'll write explaining the importance of having ‘The Digital Diwan’ application and its positive effects on society.
• “The Digital Diwan” is a very important application. First, it helps people communicate and share useful ideas. It also saves time because people will collect information easily without going to a real Diwan. In addition, families and friends can use it to stay connected with heritage. Finally, “The Digital Diwan App.” will present you different traditional issues.
• There are many positive effects for the application on society. First, it helps people be better citizens. Then, it can bring young people and older people closer together. It also supports cooperation and strengthens social relationships. Furthermore, people can use it to discuss community issues and find useful solutions.
• In conclusion, “The Digital Diwan” is an important application with positive effects on society. It connects people and builds a stronger society.

Writing (2) – National Duty: classify each supporting detail under the correct body paragraph.

• Honesty = Body Paragraph 1: Qualities a good citizen should have
• Loyalty = Body Paragraph 1: Qualities a good citizen should have
• Respect = Body Paragraph 1: Qualities a good citizen should have
• Dedication = Body Paragraph 1: Qualities a good citizen should have
• Help someone = Body Paragraph 2: Examples of everyday actions
• Share things = Body Paragraph 2: Examples of everyday actions
• Community activities = Body Paragraph 2: Examples of everyday actions
• Students work well = Body Paragraph 2: Examples of everyday actions
• Rubbish in bin = Body Paragraph 2: Examples of everyday actions

Writing (2) – National Duty: match each part of the outline with its sentence.

• Body Paragraph 1 – topic sentence = There are many qualities a good citizen should have
• Body Paragraph 2 – topic sentence = There are many examples of everyday actions a good citizen can take
• Conclusion = Being a good citizen is done by actions not words.

Writing (2) – National Duty: put the parts of the essay in the correct order.

• Do you agree that good citizens help improve the country? Good citizens make themselves and their community better. I'll write explaining the qualities of a good citizen and providing examples of everyday actions they can take.
• There are many qualities a good citizen should have. First, a good citizen is honest and does not cheat in studying or work. Second, a good citizen has loyalty towards his country. Third, good citizens always respect the laws. Last, they have dedication and they always work hard to make their country better.
• There are many examples of everyday actions a good citizen can take. First, he can help someone who needs support and shares things with others. Next, he also volunteers in activities like cleaning campaigns and charity work. In addition, students at school can follow the rules and work well with their classmates. Finally, he can simply put rubbish in the bin and protect public property.
• In conclusion, being a good citizen is done by actions not words. Small actions can make a big difference and help build a happy and safe society.

Translation: match each Arabic dialogue with its correct English translation.

• كريم: بعض الدول تتغير بسرعة في العصر الحديث. آسر: نعم، هذا التحوّل يساعدها على التطور والبقاء قوية. = Kareem: Some countries change quickly in the modern time. Aser: Yes, this transformation helps them grow and stay strong.
• حبيبة: المتاحف تحتفظ بأشياء مهمة من الماضي. عنود: صحيح، فهي تملك مجموعة كبيرة من القطع التراثية. = Habiba: Museums keep important things from the past. Anoud: Yes, they have a large collection of cultural items.
• سيف: هل كان القرن الثامن عشر مهمًا للكويت؟ إياد: نعم، فقد ميز بداية مرحلة جديدة في تاريخها. = Seif: Was the 18th century important for Kuwait? Eiad: Yes, it marked the beginning of a new stage in its history.
• أروى: كيف تغيّر المجتمع الكويتي في الماضي؟ أريج: ذلك القرن مثّل تحولًا من مجتمع بسيط إلى ميناء تجاري معروف. = Arwa: How did Kuwaiti society change in the past? Areej: That century marked the change from a simple community to a well-known trading port.
• مروان: هل كانت مهارات البحر مهمة للكويت في الماضي؟ حسن: نعم، فقد دعمت نمو الاقتصاد لفترة طويلة. = Marwan: Were sea skills important for Kuwait in the past? Hassan: Yes, they supported the economy for a long time.

Translation: match each Arabic dialogue with its correct English translation.

• رغد: ماذا فعل الشيخ مبارك الصباح؟ همس: ركّز على بناء الدولة، وهذا حافظ على الاستقرار. = Raghad: What did Sheikh Mubarak Al-Sabah do? Hams: He focused on state-building, which sustained stability.
• فراس: ماذا حدث للكويت بعد اكتشاف النفط؟ هشام: حصلت على ثروة جديدة غيّرت مسار الدولة. = Feras: What happened to Kuwait after they discovered oil? Hesham: They got new wealth that changed the country’s path.
• تسنيم: هل ساعدت الثروة الجديدة في تطوير الكويت؟ لجين: نعم، فقد أدت إلى بناء دولة حديثة ومتقدمة. = Tasneem: Did the new wealth help develop Kuwait? Lojain: Yes, it helped build a modern and advanced state.
• نايف: ما دور حكومة الكويت في المنطقة؟ سعيد: تعمل كوسيط لنشر السلام. = Naif: What is the role of Kuwait’s government in the region? Said: It acts as a regional mediator for peace.
• آية: هل حكومة الكويت تلعب دورًا في حل النزاعات؟ بتول: نعم، فهي تساعد الدول الأخرى في قدرتها كصانعة سلام. = Aya: Does the government of Kuwait help solve conflicts? Batoul: Yes, it supports other countries as a peacemaker.

Translation: match each Arabic dialogue with its correct English translation.

• زين: هل القانون مجرد قائمة ممنوعات؟ براء: لا، فهو ليس شيئًا مفروضًا فقط، بل يعكس قيم المجتمع. = Zein: Is the law just a list of things you can’t do? Baraa: No, it is not only imposed rules; it reflects society’s values.
• سلوى: لماذا نحتاج إلى قوانين؟ فيروز: لأن الحياة معًا يشبه عقدًا نتفق فيه على احترام القواعد. = Salwa: Why do we need laws? Fayroz: Because living together is like a contract where we agree to respect rules.
• يزن: ما القيم المهمة في كثير من الدول؟ أنس: أهمها المساواة والحرية والعدل. = Yazan: What are the important values in many countries? Anas: The most important values are equality, freedom, and justice.
• سعاد: هل كل القواعد مكتوبة في القانون؟ صفاء: لا، فهناك عادات غير رسمية نتبعها في حياتنا اليومية. = Soad: Are all rules written in the law? Safaa: No, there are informal habits we follow in daily life.
• عماد: هل نحتاج دائمًا إلى الشرطة لتطبيق القانون؟ مصطفى: من المثير للاهتمام أن بعض المجتمعات تعيش بدون شرطة أو قضاة. = Emad: Do we always need police to apply the law? Mustafa: Interestingly, some communities live without police or judges.

Translation: match each Arabic dialogue with its correct English translation.

• ملك: كيف يحافظ الناس على علاقاتهم في تلك المجتمعات؟ زينب: يتبادلون الهدايا لبناء صداقات قوية. = Malak: How do people maintain relationships in those communities? Zainab: They exchange gifts to build strong friendships.
• جابر: هل إشارات المرور تختلف من دولة لأخرى؟ ثامر: لا، فالكثير منها عالمي ويُستخدم في كل مكان. = Jaber: Do traffic signs differ from one country to another? Thamer: No, many of them are universal and used everywhere.
• سميه: ماذا يحدث إذا خالف شخص القانون؟ ليلى: قد يُغرم أو يتم الحكم عليه بالسجن. = Somaya: What happens if someone breaks the law? Laila: They may pay a fine or be sentenced to prison.
• حازم: هل القانون مجرد تعليمات صارمة؟ منصور: لا، فهو ليس أوامر رسمية فقط، بل يعبر عن قيمنا أيضا. = Hazem: Is the law just strict instructions? Mansour: No, it is not only official orders; it also shows our values.
• ندى: كيف نعيش في عالم مسالم؟ هبه: عندما نحترم القوانين والعادات. = Nada: How can we live in a peaceful world? Heba: When we respect laws and customs.