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األول: الوستوىالورحلت العاهت : القســـن

سـاعتاى وًصف : الزهيالوحاسبت الواليت : الوقرر

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األول : الوستوىالورحلت العاهت : القســـن

سـاعتاى وًصف : الزهيهبادئ اإلدارة والتٌظين : الوقرر

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سـاعتاى وًصف : الزهيإدارة الوشترياث :الوقرر

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م 2012م يوًيو (2011/2012)اهتحاًاث الدور األول للعام

األول : هطلوباث الجاهعت الوستوى: القســـن

سـاعتاى : الزهي English One: الوقرر

وًصف

Attempt All Questions:

Question One

Read the passage carefully then answer the question:

Mother's Day

The idea of Mother’s Day is a very old idea. This idea dates back to

the ancient Egyptians, who celebrated a day to honor Isis, the mother of the

pharaohs. The Egyptians were not the only ones who felt the need to honor

their mothers. The ancient Greeks celebrated a day to honor Rhea, the

mother of the gods. The Romans built a temple to the mother of the gods,

named Magna Mater. They also held a celebration every March in her

honor. The early Christians celebrated a day to honor Mary, the mother of

Jesus. Later, English Christians expanded the celebration to honor all

mothers. This English holiday was called “Mothering Sunday.” When the

English colonists came to America, they did not have time for Mothering

Sunday, so the holiday was not celebrated in America.

During the U.S. Civil War, mothers on both sides of the war lost sons. The

country was very sad.

Grieving mothers from both sides had meetings. Sometimes families

had been torn apart by the war. In 1868, Ann Reeves Jarvis started a

committee to help families get back together after the war. This committee

tried to establish a “Mothers’ Friendship Day” for mothers who had lost

sons in the war.

Unfortunately, Ann Reeves Jarvis died in 1905, so she did not see that the

day eventually became popular.

Another woman, Julia Ward Howe was also against the war. She was

also against slavery. She declared the first official Mother’s Day in 1870,

and held an anti–war Mother’s Day observance. She funded this observance

with her own money every year for several years, but an annual Mother’s

Day celebration still did not catch on in the U.S. However, the idea stayed

alive.

Meanwhile, Anna M. Jarvis, The daughter of Ann Reeves Jarvis, wanted to

honor her mother. She requested that her mother’s West Virginia church be

allowed to celebrate a Mother’s Day in in honor of her mother. Every

mother at church that day received two carnations –– Ann Reeves Jarvis’

favorite flower. Now, carnations and other flowers are associated with

Mother’s Day because they were handed out at the first celebration of

Mother’s Day.

In 1914, the U.S. Congress passed a law which designated the second

Sunday in May as Mother’s Day. In the same year, President Woodrow

Wilson proclaimed the first Mother’s Day. He called for the flying of the

flag to honor the mothers who had lost sons in war.

(A) State whether the following statements are 'True' or 'False'.

Write 'T' if the statement is true, and 'F' if the statement is false.

1. The idea of Mother's Day is not a new idea. ( )

2. The ancient Egyptians were the first to celebrate the Mother's

Day. ( )

3. The Greeks celebrated the day to honour Magna Mater. ( )

4. English people expanded the day to honour all mothers. ( )

5. Mother's Day was not celebrated in America because the

English colonists were very busy. ( )

(B) Give short answers to the following questions:

1. Who were the other nations that celebrated the Mother's Day

apart from the Egyptians?

………………………………………………………………

………………………………………………………………

2. Who were the mothers of the gods mentioned in the text?

………………………………………………………………

………………………………………………………………

3. Why were the mothers very sad during the U. S. Civil War?

………………………………………………………………

………………………………………………………………

4. Who started a committee to help families get together after

war?

………………………………………………………………

………………………………………………………………

5. Did Ann Reeves see the day to become popular?

………………………………………………………………

……………………………………………………………..

(C) Draw a circle round the letter of the best answer:

1. Who built a temple to Magna Mater?

a. The Greeks.

b. The Romans.

c. The early Christians.

d. The American Colonists

2. Julia Ward Howe was against…………………………

a. The war.

b. Slavery.

c. The war and slavery.

d. None of the above.

3. Julia Ward Howe funded the observance of Mother's Day

with …………….

a. The help of other people.

b. The help of the government.

c. Her own money.

d. Money collected by mothers.

4. Why did Ann. M. Jarvis want a special day

a. To help Civil War mothers.

b. To honour her own mother.

c. To honour mothers of the soldiers.

d. Both A and C are correct.

5. What did mothers receive at the first Mother's Day in West

Virginia?

a. Flowers.

b. Presents.

c. Handmade cards.

d. Both A and B are correct.

(D) Match the words with their meanings in the table below. Write

the letter of the suitable meaning between the brackets:

Word Meaning

1. Ancient (…………….) a. Make larger

2. Celebrate (……………) b. Pay for

3. Honour (……………) c. To become popular or

fashionable

4. Expand (…………….) d. Connected with distant past

5. Colonist (…………..) e. Of or for a lot of people

6. Fund (…………….) f. To make something known

officially

7. Catch on (…………) g. To ask for something

8. Popular (…………..) h. To do something special and

enjoyable

9. Request (……………) i. A person who goes to live in a

colony

10. Proclaim (………….) j. respect

(E) 1. From the list, match the words with their synonyms in the t

able.

The list: happy- brave – aim – fair – errors.

The table:

Synonyms Words

1. Goal

2. Right

3. Mistake

4. Glad

5. Courageous

(E- 2) From the list, match the words with their antonyms in the

table:

The table:

Antonyms Words

1. narrow

2. ugly

3. sad

4. late

5. depart

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وحدة هطلوباث الجاهعت م (2012 – 2011)للعام الجاهعي (2012)اهتحاًاث يوًيو

األول : الوستوى

سـاعتاى وًصف : الزهي( 1) الثقافت اإلسالهيت :الوقرر

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األول : الوستوى

سـاعتاى وًصف : الزهي ( 1) اللغت العربيت :الوقرر

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