Place : ------------------

Speaker A: ---------------

Speaker B : ---------------

Function : ---------------

2- Mention the place, the speakers and the language function in each of the following two mini-dialogues:

A: I'd like to deposit LE 50 to my savings account, please.

B: Of course. Just complete one of these forms and return

to this counter

Place : ------------------

Speaker A: ---------------

Speaker B : ---------------

Function : ---------------

2-A: May I take your order, sir?

B: I'll have grilled fish, please.

B- Vocabulary and Structure

3- Choose the correct answer:

1. A (driver – fiver – liver - diver) is someone who swims under water with breathing equipment

2. (Distinction – Drought – Depression - Intention) is a long period when there is not a lot of business activity.

3. She (treated – blamed – tricked – planned) me like one of the family.

4. That old chair should be thrown (on – away – of – with).

5. He wanted the money (for paying - to pay – pay – paying) for his son's education.

6. (In – At – With – On) their way to the town, the family were followed by thieves.

7. They hid from the thieves in a mountain (curve - fence – cave – base).

8. (Deciding – Decided – Decide – Decides) that the pearl was evil, they threw it into the sea.

9. His parents warned him (not leaving – not left – not to be left - not to leave) university without a getting a degree.

10. In "The Grapes of Wrath", Steinbeck (avoided – forced – faced – frightened) people to think about the country's poor.

11. His mother (discouraged – disobeyed – dissatisfied – encouraged) him to be a civil engineer.

12. The programme presenter asked Dr. Carter (talk – talking – to talk – talked) about Steinbeck's early life.

13. She's training hard (won – winning – to win – of winning) the race.

14. Leila asked Mona whether she could help her (do – to doing – done – to be done) the shopping.

15. I recommend (to write - writing – written – write) your feelings down on paper.

16. She was really pleased (seen – seeing – see – to see) her old friend.

4- Find the mistakes in each of the following sentences then write them correctly:

1. They wanted to send their son to school and give him a better alive.

2. The torment has already cured him.

3. Some diamond marchers live in our neighbourhood.

4. They persuaded him signed the papers.

5. We expected them not came back.

6. He was charged of murdering his neighbour.

C- Reading Comprehension

5- Read the passage then answer the questions: (June, 2001)

People are trying many ways to solve the problem of finding "green" energy - energy that is clean and does not cause pollution. In some places plants are being grown which can be used as food and fuel. For example sunflowers are grown for the oil in their seeds. However, once the seeds have been taken out, the rest of the plant can be dried and burnt. An old solution in India is to dry animal waste and form it into bricks for burning. The Chinese improve on this and keep the waste until it produces methane gas which they use for cooking and heating.

Solar power could be one of the best future sources of energy. All over the world it is already being used for such jobs as heating water and houses and powering machines to water plants. But there is a way to make even better use of the sun.

In space, because the sun never stops shining, it can supply solar energy for twenty four hours a day. Space scientists have suggested building a solar power station in space. It would produce huge amounts of power which could be sent down to the Earth. To build a station in space like this would be very expensive, but once the station was working, the energy from it would be almost free.

A. Answer the following questions:

1. Why do scientists think of having solar stations in space?

2. How can a station in space be economical in the long run ?

3. What does green energy mean ?