مسآعده في وآجب آلآنجليزي ..

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آلسلآم عليكم ورحمة آلله وبركآتهَ

يآليت تسآعدوني بوآجب آلآنجليزي هذآ وآلله دخت فيه

Underline the correct answer
I love _______ English books.
reading b. reads c. read d. read to
Does Nada __________ a cat ?
having b. had c. has d. have
We __________ to the mall yesterday.
does not go b. didn’t went c. do not go d. didn’t go
Children __________ a car.
drive couldn’t b. can’t drive c. can’t drives d. drive can’t
My brother __________ a car.
always play b. play always c. always plays d. plays always
　
Reading: 2.5 marks
Read the passage, then choose the correct answer:

The Chocolate Maker

Louis Barnett is 18. He was born in Staffordshire, England, and lives there with his parents. School was very difficult for Louis, because he’s dyslexic (he can’t spell words), so for most of the time his parents were his teachers, at home. They have helped him so much to learn.
　
Louis was always interested in baking, he could make fantastic chocolate cakes when he was 12. Soon he was interested in making chocolates- it was a hobby at first, but now it’s a very successful business. He called his company ʻChokolitʼ because he couldn’t spell chocolate when he was young (but he can spell it now!). At 14, he was the youngest person to sell a product to a supermarket, and he now sells boxes of luxury chocolates to Harrods, and Fortnum & Mason. So what’s new and different about his chocolates? It’s the boxes- he makes them with chocolate too! He says this because most chocolate boxes are more expensive than chocolates.
His parents are still a big help to him – his mother works in the chocolate factory and his father does the accounts.
Louis’s motto: Nobody makes mistakes, we only learn lessons.
　
Answer the following questions:
1. The pronoun they in line 3 refers to __________
a. Louis b. Louis’s father c. Louis’s father and mother d. Louis’s companies
　2. Which sentence is NOT true ?
a. School was easy for Louis.
b. Louis makes the cakes and boxes from chocolate.
c. They always work for the same person throughout their career.
d. Louis’s family still helps him.
　
3. at 14, Louis was the youngest to sell his cakes to __________ .
a . a bank b. a supermarket
c. Harrods d. a factory
　
4. What is one skill that would be handy to have if you were a Carpenter?
a. typing b. ng
c. wood working d. sewing
　
3. Now, Louis is not __________ anymore.
a. happy b. dyslexic c. in Staffordshire d. rich