النماذج الاسترشادية للصف الثالث الثانوي 2023 عربي ولغات كلها وجميع المواد

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Choose the correct answer from a,b,c or d:

1- Harm or injury that results or may result from some action or judgment is 

called ………….. .

a) pride

b) peace

c) piracy

d) prejudice

2- The teacher used to scold his students severely due to their behavior. The 

underlined word “scold” can be replaced by …………… .

a) blame

b) praise

c) encourage

d) force

3- He was so fortunate to have such wonderful teachers. The antonym of the 

underlined word “fortunate” is …………… .

a) inevitable

b) unlucky

c) poor 

d) blessed

4- Rana started writing her ………………. since she was young. She recorded 

all her daily activities and feelings.

a) attitude

b) biography

c) dairy

d) diary

5- She wasn’t chosen for the vacant position in the company as she wasn’t …….. 

enough.

a) awarded

b) inquired

c) qualified

d) acquired

6- The series is very interesting, so the viewers are waiting with ……………. to 

its end.

a) heavy breath

b) bated breath

c) breathless

d) over breathing

7- We need to ………….. some modifications for some pieces of furniture.

a) make

b) do

c) exert

d) act

8- By this time next week, will ………………………?

a) we have got our house painted

b) we paint our house

c) our house be painted

d) be painting our house

9- The match was cancelled ……………. heavy rain.

a) because

b) owing to

c) nevertheless

d) in spite

10- Which of the following is structurally correct?

a) Were they to play well, they’d have won the match.

b) Had they played well, they’d have won the match.

c) If they play well, they’d win the match.

d) Should they play well, they’d have won the match.

11- She was proud …………… get the first prize.

a) on

b) of

c) to

d) in

12- My parents never allow …………. to the cinema during exams.

a) go

b) to go

c) to going

d) going

13- Having ……………., the criminal was sent to prison.

a) arresting

b) being arrested

c) been arrested

d) arrested

14- She’s the woman …………….. we have heard so much.

a) about whom

b) for whose

c) who

d) whom 

15- Which one of the following sentences must end with an exclamation mark (!)?

a) What is your favourite view here

b) What a lovely view you have here

c) How can you find this view

d) How about finding a lovely view here

16- Supporting sentences are included in the …………… of the paragraph to 

reinforce the topic sentence of the essay.

a) thesis

b) introduction

c) body 

d) summary

17- All of the following can be used to write an online profile 

EXCEPT……………. .

a) previous work experience

b) future dreams and ambitions

c) current achievements

d) mutual friends and relatives

Read the following passage, then choose answer from a,b,c or d:

Jennifer was thinking in her room. She wanted a shelter there since false gossip 

about her began circulating at the academy last week. Not that Jennifer had ever been 

considered a social butterfly. She preferred to live indirectly through the stories of her 

more unashamed friends: late night celebrating, associating with girls, childish tricks. 

Still, she had taken to be more by herself than usual since the accusations surfaced and 

that thing made her on thin ice. She was up for consideration for the highly popular 

Blauvelt Award, a scholarship recognizing “academic integrity and promise.”

A student had given headmaster Jack an anonymous “tip” that Jennifer had 

cheated on several tests. The accusations were laughable. Jennifer had long been a 

clever student at the academy. She lacked a natural intelligence- this was true. 

However, she compensated for this shortage through carefulness and insistence; she 

was very thorough in her studies and exhibited an almost relentless determination. 

Still, the accusations had given the recommendation committee pause.

On Friday Jennifer had been called to Mr. Jack grand office, where she was asked 

copious questions about her recent exams. The experience was quite shocking. It was 

an elite school. Most of its students came from honored backgrounds. This was not the 

case for Jennifer. Her family had little money. She attended the school on a full 

scholarship. The Award would help her family pay for college. So, it was with the 

same diligence which she applied to her studies that Jennifer planned to reveal her 

accuser.

Choose the correct answer from A, b, c or d:

18- The suitable title of the passage is …………………… .

a) “Struggling in life to reach your goals”

b) “The School Award”

c) “Cheating at Exams”

d) “Helping Other People”

19- The Academy was a school ………………… .

a) where many kids lied and cheated

b) for abused students

c) with many wealthy students

d) where it was hard to get to know people

20- The best sentence that can summarize the second paragraph is that ……….. .

a) Jennifer won the award

b) strong determination can compensate many things

c) accusing others can be destructive

d) escaping from others is the best thing

21- The award is important to Jennifer because it will ……………….. .

a) prove she is clever

b) help her family pay for college

c) make her parents proud

d) go travel away

22- Being a student at the academy, Jennifer needs to ………………… .

a) accept what is said about her

b) get away from the other students

c) be persistent and has strong will

d) be rich to stay at the school

23- If the students continue on accusing Jennifer of cheating, she will………….. .

a) insist on knowing the accuser

b) hit the accuser

c) sleep more and more

d) go on reading novels

24- Jennifer was different than many of her fellows as she ……………… .

a) likes to cheat at exams

b) tells false gossip

c) is not reliable

d) is not wealthy

25- The underlined phrase “on thin ice” implies that Jennifer was …………… .

a) over the moon

b) relaxed and calm

c) patient

d) in a critical situation

Read the following passage, then choose answer from a,b,c or d:

 About 349 million people across 79 countries are facing acute food insecurity – up 

from 287 million in 2021. The global community must not fail on its promise to end 

hunger and malnutrition by 2030. Many innovations that were once heavily supported 

and publicized, such as fish-protein concentrate and protein from algae grown on 

petroleum substrates, have fallen by the wayside. The proposals themselves were 

technically feasible, but they proved to be economically unviable and to yield food 

products culturally unacceptable to their consumers. Recent innovations such as 

opaque-2 maize seems promising, but it is too early to predict its ultimate fate.

 Despite having extensive governmental support, these unsuccessful innovations 

often have not been technologically adapted or culturally acceptable to the people for 

whom they had been developed. A successful new technology, therefore, must fit the 

entire sociocultural system in which it is to find a place. Security of crop yield, 

practicality of storage, taste and costs should be put in consideration. For example, the 

better protein quality in bread made from opaque-2 maize will be of only limited 

benefit to a family on the margin of subsistence if the new maize is not culturally 

acceptable or is more likely to be attacked by insects.

 The adoption of new food technologies depends on more than these technical and 

cultural considerations; economic factors and governmental policies also strongly 

influence the ultimate success of any innovation. Some economists exaggerate in 

claiming that profitability is the key factor guiding technical change and disregard the 

substantial effects of culture. Most technological innovations in agriculture can be 

fully used and adopted only by large landowners in case they believe that the 

innovations will increase their incomes even if they harm sectors of the population 

and reduce the availability of food in a country.

Choose the correct answer from a, b, c or d:

26- This passage deals with ……………………. .

a) the practical steps to have food alternatives easily

b) how to have healthy food from opque-2 maize

c) some solutions to the food shortage problem

d) the problem of food shortage in the developing countries

27- Any new crop needs mainly to be ………………. to be a successful food 

alternative. 

a) accepted by people 

b) grown by people 

c) technically adopted

d) advertised in media 

28- The best sentence that can summarize the last paragraph is …………….... .

a) many new innovations can be adopted by both small and big landowners

b) some economists think that new adoptions should be adopted for people’s sake

c) there are many new solutions for food shortage that can be adopted

d) the adoption of new solutions depends mainly on financial profit

29- To ensure the success of the new innovation in the developing countries, 

………..…. is necessary.

a) building new organisations

b) a wide advertising campaign 

c) the governmental support

d) ignoring the scientific research

30- After reading the passage, we can say that ………………….. .

a) we have some very successful innovations

b) we are still looking for new innovations

c) the developing countries' innovations must be applied 

d) we don't have food shortage problem with the new innovations

31- According to the passage, opaque-2 maize ………………… .

a) is only suitable for the developed countries

b) can only solve the world food shortage

c) has been adopted by many countries

d) can be attacked by insects easily

32- The writer thinks that before the innovation of new crops, we should know

 that ………………… .

a) both of the profitability and the cultural effect are very important

b) the profitability is the main key factor guiding the technological change

c) the new changes need the governmental support to the small landowners

d) the new innovations can be applied on condition that they don't harm people

33- According to the passage, fish-protein concentrate ……………… .

a) isn't supported by many governments

b) is culturally accepted and supported

c) is an unsuccessful solution to food lack problem

d) isn't healthy and causes many diseases

38- If Miss Havisham’s fiancé hadn’t deceived her, how do you think her life 

would have been? 

Support your answer with two justifications.

39- Pip and Magwitch proved that they had human feelings.

Explain with evidence.

40- Write an essay of about 180 words on “A visit to a place that you will never forget .