Monday, February 12, 2018

A list of Exams 3rd year

   Here are banks of tests and exams for THIRD year students all you have to do is to download winrar program for it to work




Download other EXAMS from here





evaluating_test

SUBJECT ONE
PART 1: READING                                                                                       (15 ps)
Read the text carefully then do the activities.

A. COMPREHENSION      (08pts)                                                                                   

       Most people buying a fake handbag think they are doing an absolutely reasonable thing. They are purchasing a ‘luxury” item bearing a world-famous brand name. They will be able to show it off to colleagues and friends. They are not bothered at all that everyone knows it’s a fake. A lot of fake products look good.
       Experts involved in cases considering intellectual property rights want customers to realize the reverse of the coin. Lawyers and other specialists, who deal with rising customers’ awareness about negative effects caused by fake goods business, try to change the situation. They want shoppers to change the way they think about counterfeit luxury goods. Customers have to realize what kind of activities they involuntarily support. Citizens should be socially responsible enough to give up shopping for counterfeit goods.
       Fake watches, shoes and other products lead to legitimate manufactures’ considerable loss in profits. As for retailers, they lose not only in profits but also jobs, while the community doesn’t receive proper tax revenues. Moreover, what most people do not realize is the fact that fake goods business is linked to bad working conditions, child labor and crimes. Fake goods business is a serious problem to be resolved by all industries, from wallets and DVDs to drugs.
A.   Choose the answer that best completes each sentence.

1.    People who buy fake products are……..that they are doing an absolutely unreasonable thing.

    a) aware                           b) not aware                                          c) careless

2.    The phrase “the reverse of the coin” means:…………………………

    a) the other side of the coin.  
    b) the advantages of fake goods business.
    c)  the disadvantages of fake goods business.

3.    One of the negative effects caused by fake goods business is……………………

a)      high revenues.
b)      unemployment.
c)      customers’ satisfaction.

4.    Fake goods business should be………………… by both the government and citizens.

      a) fought                          b) encouraged                               c) neglected

B.   In which paragraph is it mentioned that

a)      The government is trying to change people’s attitude about fake products?
b)      Fake goods business threatens society?


C.   Answer the following questions according to the text.

a)      Give an example of an unethical act from the text.
b)      How can citizens be socially responsible?
c)      What may happen if the community doesn’t receive proper tax revenues?

D.   Choose a suitable title to the text.
a)      Fake Goods Business.
b)      Customers’ Awareness about Fake Goods Business.
c)      The effects of Fake Goods Business.

B. TEXT EXPLORATION                                                                                             

1/ Find in the text.
a) a word opposite in meaning to: genuine (§1)
b) a word closest in meaning to : imitation (§2)
c) a word whose definition follows: a sum of money turned over to the authorities (§3)

2/ Give opposites to the following words keeping the same root.
 a) awareness            b) involuntarily             c) responsible              d) legitimate

3/  Combine the following sentences using the connectors given in brackets.
 a)      Citizens should be socially responsible enough to give up shopping for counterfeit goods. (It’s high time)
b)      Bad working conditions are related to fake goods business. Child labor is related to fake goods business. (both…and)
c)      A lot of fake products look good. Many people purchase fake products. (so…that)
d)     Fake watches, shoes and other products lead to legitimate manufactures’ considerable loss in profits. ( due to)

4/  Choose the pairs that rhyme.

    Lake- flag- find- fake- flame- handbag- name- kind.

5/  Fill in the blanks with words from the list below.
- detectors – counterfeit – bankers – money -
            The erosion of the boundaries between …………… and genuine currency was a day-to-day reality of everyone who handled ………….   . There was no better symbol of this than the ubiquitous counterfeit …………. found on the desks and counters of merchants, ……………..and storekeepers.
PART 2: Written Expression                                                                                (05 points)
Choose one of the following topics.
Either Topic 1:
     A lawyer is talking to a fake goods businessman, write the conversation using the following notes:
Fake product – not real brand – cheap – cheating on customers - not bothered – showing off – threaten business of  real brands- business is business- unemployment- social problems- illegal- taxes- child labour- working conditions- social responsibility…………….

Or Topic 2:

Fake goods business is a serious problem to be resolved by all industries, from wallets and DVDs to drugs. How can this be done?

PART ONE:   Reading                                                              (15 pts)
A. Comprehension                                                                                             (7 pts)

  Read the following text carefully then do the activities.

Ethics is a short, two-syllable word of six letters that affects every segment of our life. Ethics is a moral code involving a clear understanding of right and wrong. Another word for ethics is values. When people talk about ethics, they may focus on one specific area, such as business, medical, political, environmental, religious, or personal ethics. Here, we are going to focus on another important area of ethics :
      If you have good computer ethics, you will not try to harass or hurt people with your computer, and you will not commit crimes such as information theft or virus creation. The problem that often arises when some of us work on a computer is that we don't see the harm in snooping in another person's private information or trying to figure out password. It seems smart to copy and paste information into a school report and pretend that we wrote it .It was probably public property -which most of it isn't, that would be the crimes committed with hacking or gaming scams that don't seem harmful because the victims lack faces. Flaming (aiming abusive, insulting messages at another person online) seems risk-free since we are anonymous. Indulging in obscenities and other offensive behavior online feels empowering simply because no one knows who we really are. No one is going to come knocking on the door and demand a physical confrontation. However, each one of those activities is a violation of computer ethics.
      The Computer Ethics Institute, a nonprofit research and education organization in Washington, published a code of ethics in 1998 for computer users.

1- Are the following statements true or false?

1)    Ethics is a short term that is against our values.

2)    You will commit crimes such as information theft or virus creation unless you have good computer ethics.

3)    There is no risk in insulting message at another person on line because this is anonymous 

2-Answer the following questions according to the text.

a)    What is ethics?

b)    What synonyms can you give to the word ethics?

c)    Why does it seem risk –free to commit a crime or insult people through the computer?
3- In which paragraphs are the following ideas mentioned?

a)    Definition of ethics.

b)    Violation of computer ethics
4- What or who do the underlined words refer to in the text?

-          Another (§1)                   - that(§2)          - which (§2)

5- Give a title to the text.

  B. Text exploration                                                                                                      (8 pts)
1-    Find in the text words closest in meaning to the following

       -Particular (§1)                      -appear (§2)
2- Find in the text words opposite in meaning to the following

       -Vague  (§1 )                           - public (§2)

3- Which nouns can be derived from the following adjectives?

       Possible  ,    local    , hospitable.

4-Complete the sentences below expressing a wish.

       a-I caught cold
       b-I wish ...................................
       a-She doesn’t feel well
       b-She wishes ...................................

 5-Link each of the following sentences using the appropriate connector.

      a-She didn’t wear her coat / she caught cold.

      b-He arrived late to the station /He missed the train

 6-Fill in the blanks with words from the list below

unethical,  site , interest , illegal .
          Many people  find  it .....1...... to infringe some copyright through the..........2...... . They put the copyright theft in pirate  .........3....... in order to swap them with other internet users . so ,it is  something ........4........ and harmful.

 7- Underline the stressed syllable in each of the following words.
                        scientific  , italics , musical.
PART TWO: Written Expression                                                                                   ( 5 pts)
Choose one of the following topics.
  Topic 1.

         Our country is witnessing unethical behaviours in different fields.
If you are elected head of the nation, what measures will you take in order to eradicate this kind of behaviours?
The following ideas may help you:
-Punish dishonest people (corrupted).
-appoint honest civil servants
-Pass strict laws
-Fight tax evasion…….
 
Topic 2.

    To make your classmates aware of fake products, write a notice showing the bad effects of counterfeit products and try to advise them  not to buy  this kind of products.


No comments: