Interactive multiple-choice quiz: تمارين وفق الهيكل الوزاري

A

urban

B

tutor

C

route

A

industrial

B

residential

C

commercial

A

comfortable

B

commercial

C

industrial

A

professors

B

destinations

C

facilities

A

route

B

tutor

C

destination

A

tell

B

to tell

C

telling

A

take

B

to take

C

taking

A

walk

B

to walk

C

walking

A

start

B

to start

C

starting

A

use

B

to use

C

using

A

make

B

to make

C

making

A

going to move

B

am going to move

C

are going to move

A

is going to change

B

changing

C

are going to change

A

is not going to drive

B

not going to drive

C

are not going to drive

A

you are going to

B

are you going to

C

is you going to

A

were going to shop

B

was going to shop

C

going to shop

A

or

B

but

C

so

A

so

B

but

C

or

A

so

B

but

C

or

A

and

B

but

C

so

A

or

B

but

C

so

A

However

B

Because

C

Or

A

But

B

Also

C

Although

A

However

B

So that

C

Or

A

However

B

First

C

Because

A

is the hotel

B

the hotel is

C

does the hotel

A

your bus arrives

B

does your bus arrive

C

arrives your bus

A

can I get

B

do I get

C

I can get

A

is there

B

there is

C

there are

A

the traffic is

B

is the traffic

C

does the traffic

A

Online bookstore owners and customers

B

Scientists and people in the government

C

Computer instructors and college students

A

Music and CDs

B

Clothes and shoes

C

Books

A

100 million customers

B

300 million customers

C

310 million customers

A

Thirty days

B

Four days

C

Twenty days

A

Because customers cannot try them on before buying them online

B

Because online stores only sell used items from a garage

C

Because customers have to pay an extra fee for every email

A

They can sell it in a garage or give it to a scientist.

B

They can exchange it for another item or ask for a full refund.

C

They can pay an extra fee or close down their account.

A

Special and expensive food sold at virtual shopping malls

B

Things that people use to fix up and repair a house

C

Computers and software used by government workers

A

How online shopping grew and how easy returns and refunds help customers

B

Why people should stop using credit cards when buying books on the Internet

C

How to build a small garage in Seattle to sell music and toys

A

They pay a large company to rent a new apartment.

B

They give someone an old item and get another thing from them.

C

They download new movies and music using a credit card.

A

About 70 sites

B

Fewer than 100 sites

C

More than 700 sites

A

In regular virtual shopping malls

B

On free book-swapping websites

C

When swapping toys with a neighbor

A

Throw their old books and CDs away

B

Check the secondhand items carefully

C

Ask a middle company to set the price

A

Because no money changes hands between the users

B

Because the websites only sell expensive gourmet food

C

Because the government closed down all swapping sites

A

Because there is no company in the middle between the buyer and the seller

B

Because all products on eBay are brand-new items from factories

C

Because sellers have to pay a high fee for every item they keep

A

"Secondhand" means the items were used before, and "unhappy" means not.

B

"Secondhand" means brand-new, and "unhappy" means very excited.

C

"Secondhand" means too expensive, and "unhappy" means willing to pay more.

A

How the Internet has changed buying, swapping, and returning new and used goods

B

How to organize old CDs, DVDs, and paper books on wooden shelves at home

C

Why people in 70 countries prefer real stores over the Internet

A

So they do not have to attend the lecture or take any notes in class

B

So they can take part in class discussions and understand the material

C

So they can finish texting their friends before the tutor arrives

A

They use them to chat with friends when the lecture is boring.

B

They give them to their tutors until the end of the exam.

C

They turn them off so they can focus on what the tutor is saying.

A

By making review cards, summary notes, charts, or diagrams

B

By waiting until the night before the exam to open their books

C

By asking their classmates to write their homework assignments

A

Because they have no clubs or entertainment on their campus

B

Because their schoolwork is important to them and they want to get good grades

C

Because their tutors do not allow them to leave their dormitories

A

Deleting difficult paragraphs from a textbook before an exam

B

Forgetting the main ideas of a homework assignment

C

Marking important words or sentences so they are easy to see and remember

A

To read something again in order to remember the important points

B

To refuse to read difficult material before a college test

C

To write a new book without looking at summary notes

A

A student who buys a new laptop at a shopping mall

B

A student who writes a daily schedule to finish an urgent project today and leaves next week's reading for Friday

C

A student who only studies subjects that are easy

A

College students can only earn a degree if they stop using computers.

B

Making money is the only reason why young people attend university.

C

Any student can succeed in college by practicing the six habits of preparation, focus, asking for help, organization, reviewing, and hard work.

A

It sells snacks, clothes, and gifts to international students.

B

It is only open to professors and doctors on weekends.

C

It also provides computers and tutors to help students with problems.

A

To the tech-support center

B

To the student art gallery

C

To the campus dining hall

A

It lets them skip their English classes at the ESL Center.

B

It allows them to meet classmates from different countries and form study groups.

C

It gives them free laptops and tablets every semester.

A

Work as doctors and dentists at the campus health center

B

Drive across the country to start an online bookstore

C

Exercise at the sports center, visit the art gallery, or join clubs

A

Using campus buildings and services in a successful and productive way

B

Avoiding campus buildings because they are too expensive to use

C

Closing down the library and sports center during the exam period

A

Bus drivers who take students from one building to another

B

Teachers who help students with questions or homework problems

C

Workers who sell food and coffee in the dining halls

A

Because tutors only help students who win games

B

Because students can earn a college degree just by playing chess

C

Because physical exercise and social activities reduce stress and help the brain stay focused

A

College success depends on combining good study habits with the smart use of academic and recreational campus resources.

B

Large universities are too difficult for high school students because they are as big as cities.

C

International students should only use the ESL Center and avoid living in dormitories.