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Question 1 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
Look at the high-resolution diagnostic scan! The patient's condition ________ within a few hours.
A
is going to improve
B
will improve
C
improves
D
was improving
Question 2 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
A person who skillfully makes beautiful objects by hand is called a/an ________.
A
engineer
B
artisan
C
pilot
D
scientist
Question 3 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
While the students ________ in the art workshop, the tour guide arrived.
A
were working
B
worked
C
are working
D
work
Question 4 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
We visited the pottery village in Fustat ________ our holiday in Cairo.
A
while
B
during
C
when
D
as
Question 5 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
Potters use high-temperature ovens called ________ to bake and harden clay vessels.
A
looms
B
kilns
C
fridges
D
blenders
Question 6 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
Electric buses and monorails produce zero exhaust fumes, making them ________ forms of transport.
A
polluting
B
eco-friendly
C
noisy
D
dangerous
Question 7 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
Watch out! The ladder is shaking violently. You ________ fall!
A
will
B
are going to
C
were
D
have
Question 8 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
I have already booked the flight tickets. I ________ to London next Friday.
A
travel
B
am traveling
C
will travel
D
traveled
Question 9 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
The Cairo Monorail travels on an elevated single-beam track to avoid urban traffic ________.
A
stations
B
congestion
C
comfort
D
gardens
Question 10 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
Select the correct grammatical structure and explanation according to the Egyptian Thanawya Amma English syllabus for: Third Conditional (Past Unreal Condition):
A
If + past perfect (had + V3), would + have + past participle (V3): 'If he had trained diligently, he would have won the Olympic medal.'
B
If + past simple, would + base verb
C
If + present simple, will + base verb
D
If + had + V3, would + base verb
Question 11 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
Select the correct grammatical structure and explanation according to the Egyptian Thanawya Amma English syllabus for: Inversion with Negative Adverbials:
A
When negative adverbials like 'Hardly', 'Scarcely', or 'Seldom' start a sentence, auxiliary inversion is mandatory: 'Hardly had the scientist published his paper when the phone rang.'
B
The subject precedes the auxiliary verb regardless of sentence initial position
C
The sentence must end with an exclamation mark only
D
Negative adverbials can never be placed at the beginning of a sentence
Question 12 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
Select the correct grammatical structure and explanation according to the Egyptian Thanawya Amma English syllabus for: Passive Voice with Reporting Verbs:
A
It is said that / He is said to + infinitive: 'The new Egyptian Grand Museum is said to attract millions of tourists annually.'
B
He is said that he attracts tourists
C
People say him to attract tourists
D
It said that tourists attracted
Question 13 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
Select the correct grammatical structure and explanation according to the Egyptian Thanawya Amma English syllabus for: Cleft Sentences for Emphasis:
A
'It was Dr. Ahmed Zewail who pioneered femtochemistry in modern science.'
B
Dr. Zewail who was pioneered femtochemistry
C
What Dr. Zewail did was pioneer not science
D
It were femtochemistry that pioneer
Question 14 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Grammar Question 1: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
A
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
B
will complete
C
completes
D
had completed
Question 15 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Vocabulary Question 1: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
A
thorough and exhaustive
B
superficial
C
temporary
D
negligible
Question 16 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Phrasal Verbs Question 1: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
A
call off (cancel)
B
put off (postpone)
C
take off
D
look up
Question 17 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Relative Clauses Question 1: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
A
whose
B
who
C
whom
D
which
Question 18 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Modal Verbs Question 1: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
A
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
B
can't have rained
C
might rain
D
should have rained
Question 19 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Collocations Question 1: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
A
conduct / carry out
B
make
C
create
D
construct
Question 20 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Reported Speech Question 1: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
A
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
B
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
C
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
D
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Question 21 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Grammar Question 2: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
A
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
B
will complete
C
completes
D
had completed
Question 22 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Vocabulary Question 2: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
A
thorough and exhaustive
B
superficial
C
temporary
D
negligible
Question 23 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Phrasal Verbs Question 2: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
A
call off (cancel)
B
put off (postpone)
C
take off
D
look up
Question 24 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Relative Clauses Question 2: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
A
whose
B
who
C
whom
D
which
Question 25 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Modal Verbs Question 2: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
A
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
B
can't have rained
C
might rain
D
should have rained
Question 26 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Collocations Question 2: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
A
conduct / carry out
B
make
C
create
D
construct
Question 27 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Reported Speech Question 2: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
A
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
B
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
C
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
D
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Question 28 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Grammar Question 3: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
A
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
B
will complete
C
completes
D
had completed
Question 29 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Vocabulary Question 3: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
A
thorough and exhaustive
B
superficial
C
temporary
D
negligible
Question 30 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Phrasal Verbs Question 3: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
A
call off (cancel)
B
put off (postpone)
C
take off
D
look up
Question 31 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Relative Clauses Question 3: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
A
whose
B
who
C
whom
D
which
Question 32 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Modal Verbs Question 3: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
A
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
B
can't have rained
C
might rain
D
should have rained
Question 33 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Collocations Question 3: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
A
conduct / carry out
B
make
C
create
D
construct
Question 34 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Reported Speech Question 3: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
A
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
B
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
C
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
D
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Question 35 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Grammar Question 4: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
A
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
B
will complete
C
completes
D
had completed
Question 36 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Vocabulary Question 4: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
A
thorough and exhaustive
B
superficial
C
temporary
D
negligible
Question 37 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Phrasal Verbs Question 4: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
A
call off (cancel)
B
put off (postpone)
C
take off
D
look up
Question 38 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Relative Clauses Question 4: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
A
whose
B
who
C
whom
D
which
Question 39 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Modal Verbs Question 4: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
A
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
B
can't have rained
C
might rain
D
should have rained
Question 40 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Collocations Question 4: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
A
conduct / carry out
B
make
C
create
D
construct
Question 41 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Reported Speech Question 4: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
A
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
B
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
C
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
D
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Question 42 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Grammar Question 5: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
A
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
B
will complete
C
completes
D
had completed
Question 43 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Vocabulary Question 5: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
A
thorough and exhaustive
B
superficial
C
temporary
D
negligible
Question 44 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Phrasal Verbs Question 5: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
A
call off (cancel)
B
put off (postpone)
C
take off
D
look up
Question 45 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Relative Clauses Question 5: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
A
whose
B
who
C
whom
D
which
Question 46 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Modal Verbs Question 5: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
A
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
B
can't have rained
C
might rain
D
should have rained
Question 47 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Collocations Question 5: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
A
conduct / carry out
B
make
C
create
D
construct
Question 48 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Reported Speech Question 5: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
A
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
B
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
C
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
D
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Question 49 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Grammar Question 6: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
A
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
B
will complete
C
completes
D
had completed
Question 50 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Vocabulary Question 6: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
A
thorough and exhaustive
B
superficial
C
temporary
D
negligible
Question 51 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Phrasal Verbs Question 6: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
A
call off (cancel)
B
put off (postpone)
C
take off
D
look up
Question 52 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Relative Clauses Question 6: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
A
whose
B
who
C
whom
D
which
Question 53 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Modal Verbs Question 6: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
A
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
B
can't have rained
C
might rain
D
should have rained
Question 54 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Collocations Question 6: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
A
conduct / carry out
B
make
C
create
D
construct
Question 55 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Reported Speech Question 6: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
A
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
B
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
C
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
D
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Question 56 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Grammar Question 7: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
A
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
B
will complete
C
completes
D
had completed
Question 57 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Vocabulary Question 7: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
A
thorough and exhaustive
B
superficial
C
temporary
D
negligible
Question 58 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Phrasal Verbs Question 7: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
A
call off (cancel)
B
put off (postpone)
C
take off
D
look up
Question 59 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Relative Clauses Question 7: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
A
whose
B
who
C
whom
D
which
Question 60 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Modal Verbs Question 7: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
A
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
B
can't have rained
C
might rain
D
should have rained
Question 61 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Collocations Question 7: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
A
conduct / carry out
B
make
C
create
D
construct
Question 62 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Reported Speech Question 7: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
A
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
B
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
C
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
D
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Question 63 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Grammar Question 8: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
A
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
B
will complete
C
completes
D
had completed
Question 64 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Vocabulary Question 8: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
A
thorough and exhaustive
B
superficial
C
temporary
D
negligible
Question 65 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Phrasal Verbs Question 8: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
A
call off (cancel)
B
put off (postpone)
C
take off
D
look up
Question 66 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Relative Clauses Question 8: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
A
whose
B
who
C
whom
D
which
Question 67 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Modal Verbs Question 8: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
A
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
B
can't have rained
C
might rain
D
should have rained
Question 68 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Collocations Question 8: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
A
conduct / carry out
B
make
C
create
D
construct
Question 69 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Reported Speech Question 8: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
A
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
B
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
C
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
D
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Question 70 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Grammar Question 9: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
A
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
B
will complete
C
completes
D
had completed
Question 71 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Vocabulary Question 9: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
A
thorough and exhaustive
B
superficial
C
temporary
D
negligible
Question 72 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Phrasal Verbs Question 9: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
A
call off (cancel)
B
put off (postpone)
C
take off
D
look up
Question 73 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Relative Clauses Question 9: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
A
whose
B
who
C
whom
D
which
Question 74 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Modal Verbs Question 9: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
A
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
B
can't have rained
C
might rain
D
should have rained
Question 75 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Collocations Question 9: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
A
conduct / carry out
B
make
C
create
D
construct
Question 76 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Reported Speech Question 9: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
A
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
B
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
C
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
D
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Question 77 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Grammar Question 10: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
A
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
B
will complete
C
completes
D
had completed
Question 78 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Vocabulary Question 10: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
A
thorough and exhaustive
B
superficial
C
temporary
D
negligible
Question 79 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Phrasal Verbs Question 10: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
A
call off (cancel)
B
put off (postpone)
C
take off
D
look up
Question 80 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Relative Clauses Question 10: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
A
whose
B
who
C
whom
D
which
Question 81 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Modal Verbs Question 10: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
A
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
B
can't have rained
C
might rain
D
should have rained
Question 82 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Collocations Question 10: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
A
conduct / carry out
B
make
C
create
D
construct
Question 83 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Reported Speech Question 10: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
A
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
B
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
C
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
D
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Question 84 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Grammar Question 11: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
A
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
B
will complete
C
completes
D
had completed
Question 85 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Vocabulary Question 11: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
A
thorough and exhaustive
B
superficial
C
temporary
D
negligible
Question 86 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Phrasal Verbs Question 11: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
A
call off (cancel)
B
put off (postpone)
C
take off
D
look up
Question 87 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Relative Clauses Question 11: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
A
whose
B
who
C
whom
D
which
Question 88 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Modal Verbs Question 11: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
A
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
B
can't have rained
C
might rain
D
should have rained
Question 89 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Collocations Question 11: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
A
conduct / carry out
B
make
C
create
D
construct
Question 90 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Reported Speech Question 11: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
A
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
B
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
C
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
D
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Question 91 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Grammar Question 12: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
A
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
B
will complete
C
completes
D
had completed
Question 92 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Vocabulary Question 12: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
A
thorough and exhaustive
B
superficial
C
temporary
D
negligible
Question 93 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Phrasal Verbs Question 12: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
A
call off (cancel)
B
put off (postpone)
C
take off
D
look up
Question 94 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Relative Clauses Question 12: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
A
whose
B
who
C
whom
D
which
Question 95 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Modal Verbs Question 12: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
A
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
B
can't have rained
C
might rain
D
should have rained
Question 96 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Collocations Question 12: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
A
conduct / carry out
B
make
C
create
D
construct
Question 97 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Reported Speech Question 12: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
A
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
B
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
C
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
D
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Question 98 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Grammar Question 13: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
A
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
B
will complete
C
completes
D
had completed
Question 99 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Vocabulary Question 13: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
A
thorough and exhaustive
B
superficial
C
temporary
D
negligible
Question 100 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Phrasal Verbs Question 13: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
A
call off (cancel)
B
put off (postpone)
C
take off
D
look up
Question 101 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Relative Clauses Question 13: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
A
whose
B
who
C
whom
D
which
Question 102 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Modal Verbs Question 13: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
A
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
B
can't have rained
C
might rain
D
should have rained
Question 103 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Collocations Question 13: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
A
conduct / carry out
B
make
C
create
D
construct
Question 104 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Reported Speech Question 13: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
A
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
B
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
C
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
D
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Question 105 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Grammar Question 14: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
A
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
B
will complete
C
completes
D
had completed
Question 106 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Vocabulary Question 14: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
A
thorough and exhaustive
B
superficial
C
temporary
D
negligible
Question 107 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Phrasal Verbs Question 14: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
A
call off (cancel)
B
put off (postpone)
C
take off
D
look up
Question 108 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Relative Clauses Question 14: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
A
whose
B
who
C
whom
D
which
Question 109 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Modal Verbs Question 14: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
A
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
B
can't have rained
C
might rain
D
should have rained
Question 110 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Collocations Question 14: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
A
conduct / carry out
B
make
C
create
D
construct
Question 111 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Reported Speech Question 14: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
A
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
B
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
C
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
D
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Question 112 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Grammar Question 15: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
A
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
B
will complete
C
completes
D
had completed
Question 113 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Vocabulary Question 15: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
A
thorough and exhaustive
B
superficial
C
temporary
D
negligible
Question 114 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Phrasal Verbs Question 15: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
A
call off (cancel)
B
put off (postpone)
C
take off
D
look up
Question 115 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Relative Clauses Question 15: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
A
whose
B
who
C
whom
D
which
Question 116 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Modal Verbs Question 15: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
A
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
B
can't have rained
C
might rain
D
should have rained
Question 117 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Collocations Question 15: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
A
conduct / carry out
B
make
C
create
D
construct
Question 118 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Reported Speech Question 15: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
A
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
B
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
C
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
D
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Question 119 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Grammar Question 16: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
A
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
B
will complete
C
completes
D
had completed
Question 120 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Vocabulary Question 16: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
A
thorough and exhaustive
B
superficial
C
temporary
D
negligible
Question 121 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Phrasal Verbs Question 16: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
A
call off (cancel)
B
put off (postpone)
C
take off
D
look up
Question 122 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Relative Clauses Question 16: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
A
whose
B
who
C
whom
D
which
Question 123 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Modal Verbs Question 16: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
A
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
B
can't have rained
C
might rain
D
should have rained
Question 124 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Collocations Question 16: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
A
conduct / carry out
B
make
C
create
D
construct
Question 125 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Reported Speech Question 16: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
A
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
B
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
C
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
D
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Question 126 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Grammar Question 17: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
A
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
B
will complete
C
completes
D
had completed
Question 127 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Vocabulary Question 17: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
A
thorough and exhaustive
B
superficial
C
temporary
D
negligible
Question 128 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Phrasal Verbs Question 17: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
A
call off (cancel)
B
put off (postpone)
C
take off
D
look up
Question 129 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Relative Clauses Question 17: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
A
whose
B
who
C
whom
D
which
Question 130 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Modal Verbs Question 17: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
A
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
B
can't have rained
C
might rain
D
should have rained
Question 131 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Collocations Question 17: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
A
conduct / carry out
B
make
C
create
D
construct
Question 132 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Reported Speech Question 17: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
A
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
B
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
C
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
D
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Question 133 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Grammar Question 18: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
A
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
B
will complete
C
completes
D
had completed
Question 134 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Vocabulary Question 18: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
A
thorough and exhaustive
B
superficial
C
temporary
D
negligible
Question 135 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Phrasal Verbs Question 18: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
A
call off (cancel)
B
put off (postpone)
C
take off
D
look up
Question 136 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Relative Clauses Question 18: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
A
whose
B
who
C
whom
D
which
Question 137 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Modal Verbs Question 18: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
A
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
B
can't have rained
C
might rain
D
should have rained
Question 138 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Collocations Question 18: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
A
conduct / carry out
B
make
C
create
D
construct
Question 139 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Reported Speech Question 18: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
A
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
B
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
C
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
D
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Question 140 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Grammar Question 19: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
A
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
B
will complete
C
completes
D
had completed
Question 141 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Vocabulary Question 19: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
A
thorough and exhaustive
B
superficial
C
temporary
D
negligible
Question 142 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Phrasal Verbs Question 19: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
A
call off (cancel)
B
put off (postpone)
C
take off
D
look up
Question 143 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Relative Clauses Question 19: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
A
whose
B
who
C
whom
D
which
Question 144 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Modal Verbs Question 19: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
A
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
B
can't have rained
C
might rain
D
should have rained
Question 145 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Collocations Question 19: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
A
conduct / carry out
B
make
C
create
D
construct
Question 146 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Reported Speech Question 19: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
A
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
B
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
C
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
D
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Question 147 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Grammar Question 20: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
A
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
B
will complete
C
completes
D
had completed
Question 148 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Vocabulary Question 20: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
A
thorough and exhaustive
B
superficial
C
temporary
D
negligible
Question 149 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Phrasal Verbs Question 20: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
A
call off (cancel)
B
put off (postpone)
C
take off
D
look up
Question 150 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Relative Clauses Question 20: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
A
whose
B
who
C
whom
D
which
Question 151 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Modal Verbs Question 20: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
A
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
B
can't have rained
C
might rain
D
should have rained
Question 152 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Collocations Question 20: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
A
conduct / carry out
B
make
C
create
D
construct
Question 153 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Reported Speech Question 20: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
A
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
B
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
C
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
D
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Question 154 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Grammar Question 21: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
A
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
B
will complete
C
completes
D
had completed
Question 155 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Vocabulary Question 21: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
A
thorough and exhaustive
B
superficial
C
temporary
D
negligible
Question 156 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Phrasal Verbs Question 21: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
A
call off (cancel)
B
put off (postpone)
C
take off
D
look up
Question 157 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Relative Clauses Question 21: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
A
whose
B
who
C
whom
D
which
Question 158 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Modal Verbs Question 21: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
A
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
B
can't have rained
C
might rain
D
should have rained
Question 159 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Collocations Question 21: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
A
conduct / carry out
B
make
C
create
D
construct
Question 160 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Reported Speech Question 21: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
A
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
B
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
C
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
D
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Question 161 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Grammar Question 22: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
A
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
B
will complete
C
completes
D
had completed
Question 162 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Vocabulary Question 22: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
A
thorough and exhaustive
B
superficial
C
temporary
D
negligible
Question 163 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Phrasal Verbs Question 22: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
A
call off (cancel)
B
put off (postpone)
C
take off
D
look up
Question 164 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Relative Clauses Question 22: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
A
whose
B
who
C
whom
D
which
Question 165 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Modal Verbs Question 22: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
A
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
B
can't have rained
C
might rain
D
should have rained
Question 166 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Collocations Question 22: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
A
conduct / carry out
B
make
C
create
D
construct
Question 167 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Reported Speech Question 22: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
A
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
B
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
C
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
D
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Question 168 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Grammar Question 23: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
A
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
B
will complete
C
completes
D
had completed
Question 169 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Vocabulary Question 23: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
A
thorough and exhaustive
B
superficial
C
temporary
D
negligible
Question 170 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Phrasal Verbs Question 23: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
A
call off (cancel)
B
put off (postpone)
C
take off
D
look up
Question 171 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Relative Clauses Question 23: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
A
whose
B
who
C
whom
D
which
Question 172 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Modal Verbs Question 23: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
A
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
B
can't have rained
C
might rain
D
should have rained
Question 173 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Collocations Question 23: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
A
conduct / carry out
B
make
C
create
D
construct
Question 174 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Reported Speech Question 23: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
A
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
B
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
C
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
D
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Question 175 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Grammar Question 24: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
A
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
B
will complete
C
completes
D
had completed
Question 176 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Vocabulary Question 24: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
A
thorough and exhaustive
B
superficial
C
temporary
D
negligible
Question 177 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Phrasal Verbs Question 24: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
A
call off (cancel)
B
put off (postpone)
C
take off
D
look up
Question 178 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Relative Clauses Question 24: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
A
whose
B
who
C
whom
D
which
Question 179 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Modal Verbs Question 24: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
A
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
B
can't have rained
C
might rain
D
should have rained
Question 180 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Collocations Question 24: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
A
conduct / carry out
B
make
C
create
D
construct
Question 181 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Reported Speech Question 24: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
A
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
B
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
C
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
D
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Question 182 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Grammar Question 25: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
A
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
B
will complete
C
completes
D
had completed
Question 183 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Vocabulary Question 25: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
A
thorough and exhaustive
B
superficial
C
temporary
D
negligible
Question 184 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Phrasal Verbs Question 25: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
A
call off (cancel)
B
put off (postpone)
C
take off
D
look up
Question 185 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Relative Clauses Question 25: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
A
whose
B
who
C
whom
D
which
Question 186 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Modal Verbs Question 25: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
A
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
B
can't have rained
C
might rain
D
should have rained
Question 187 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Collocations Question 25: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
A
conduct / carry out
B
make
C
create
D
construct
Question 188 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Reported Speech Question 25: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
A
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
B
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
C
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
D
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Question 189 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Grammar Question 26: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
A
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
B
will complete
C
completes
D
had completed
Question 190 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Vocabulary Question 26: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
A
thorough and exhaustive
B
superficial
C
temporary
D
negligible
Question 191 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Phrasal Verbs Question 26: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
A
call off (cancel)
B
put off (postpone)
C
take off
D
look up
Question 192 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Relative Clauses Question 26: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
A
whose
B
who
C
whom
D
which
Question 193 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Modal Verbs Question 26: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
A
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
B
can't have rained
C
might rain
D
should have rained
Question 194 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Collocations Question 26: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
A
conduct / carry out
B
make
C
create
D
construct
Question 195 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Reported Speech Question 26: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
A
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
B
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
C
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
D
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Question 196 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Grammar Question 27: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
A
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
B
will complete
C
completes
D
had completed
Question 197 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Vocabulary Question 27: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
A
thorough and exhaustive
B
superficial
C
temporary
D
negligible
Question 198 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Phrasal Verbs Question 27: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
A
call off (cancel)
B
put off (postpone)
C
take off
D
look up
Question 199 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Relative Clauses Question 27: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
A
whose
B
who
C
whom
D
which
Question 200 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Modal Verbs Question 27: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
A
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
B
can't have rained
C
might rain
D
should have rained
Question 201 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Collocations Question 27: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
A
conduct / carry out
B
make
C
create
D
construct
Question 202 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Reported Speech Question 27: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
A
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
B
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
C
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
D
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Question 203 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Grammar Question 28: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
A
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
B
will complete
C
completes
D
had completed
Question 204 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Vocabulary Question 28: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
A
thorough and exhaustive
B
superficial
C
temporary
D
negligible
Question 205 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Phrasal Verbs Question 28: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
A
call off (cancel)
B
put off (postpone)
C
take off
D
look up
Question 206 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Relative Clauses Question 28: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
A
whose
B
who
C
whom
D
which
Question 207 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Modal Verbs Question 28: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
A
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
B
can't have rained
C
might rain
D
should have rained
Question 208 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Collocations Question 28: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
A
conduct / carry out
B
make
C
create
D
construct
Question 209 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Reported Speech Question 28: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
A
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
B
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
C
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
D
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Question 210 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Grammar Question 29: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
A
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
B
will complete
C
completes
D
had completed
Question 211 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Vocabulary Question 29: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
A
thorough and exhaustive
B
superficial
C
temporary
D
negligible
Question 212 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Phrasal Verbs Question 29: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
A
call off (cancel)
B
put off (postpone)
C
take off
D
look up
Question 213 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Relative Clauses Question 29: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
A
whose
B
who
C
whom
D
which
Question 214 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Modal Verbs Question 29: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
A
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
B
can't have rained
C
might rain
D
should have rained
Question 215 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Collocations Question 29: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
A
conduct / carry out
B
make
C
create
D
construct
Question 216 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Reported Speech Question 29: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
A
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
B
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
C
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
D
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Question 217 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Grammar Question 30: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
A
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
B
will complete
C
completes
D
had completed
Question 218 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Vocabulary Question 30: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
A
thorough and exhaustive
B
superficial
C
temporary
D
negligible
Question 219 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Phrasal Verbs Question 30: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
A
call off (cancel)
B
put off (postpone)
C
take off
D
look up
Question 220 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Relative Clauses Question 30: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
A
whose
B
who
C
whom
D
which
Question 221 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Modal Verbs Question 30: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
A
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
B
can't have rained
C
might rain
D
should have rained
Question 222 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Collocations Question 30: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
A
conduct / carry out
B
make
C
create
D
construct
Question 223 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Reported Speech Question 30: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
A
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
B
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
C
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
D
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Question 224 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Grammar Question 31: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
A
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
B
will complete
C
completes
D
had completed
Question 225 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Vocabulary Question 31: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
A
thorough and exhaustive
B
superficial
C
temporary
D
negligible
Question 226 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Phrasal Verbs Question 31: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
A
call off (cancel)
B
put off (postpone)
C
take off
D
look up
Question 227 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Relative Clauses Question 31: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
A
whose
B
who
C
whom
D
which
Question 228 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Modal Verbs Question 31: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
A
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
B
can't have rained
C
might rain
D
should have rained
Question 229 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Collocations Question 31: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
A
conduct / carry out
B
make
C
create
D
construct
Question 230 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Reported Speech Question 31: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
A
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
B
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
C
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
D
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Question 231 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Grammar Question 32: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
A
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
B
will complete
C
completes
D
had completed
Question 232 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Vocabulary Question 32: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
A
thorough and exhaustive
B
superficial
C
temporary
D
negligible
Question 233 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Phrasal Verbs Question 32: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
A
call off (cancel)
B
put off (postpone)
C
take off
D
look up
Question 234 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Relative Clauses Question 32: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
A
whose
B
who
C
whom
D
which
Question 235 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Modal Verbs Question 32: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
A
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
B
can't have rained
C
might rain
D
should have rained
Question 236 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Collocations Question 32: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
A
conduct / carry out
B
make
C
create
D
construct
Question 237 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Reported Speech Question 32: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
A
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
B
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
C
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
D
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Question 238 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Grammar Question 33: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
A
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
B
will complete
C
completes
D
had completed
Question 239 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Vocabulary Question 33: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
A
thorough and exhaustive
B
superficial
C
temporary
D
negligible
Question 240 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Phrasal Verbs Question 33: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
A
call off (cancel)
B
put off (postpone)
C
take off
D
look up
Question 241 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Relative Clauses Question 33: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
A
whose
B
who
C
whom
D
which
Question 242 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Modal Verbs Question 33: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
A
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
B
can't have rained
C
might rain
D
should have rained
Question 243 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Collocations Question 33: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
A
conduct / carry out
B
make
C
create
D
construct
Question 244 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Reported Speech Question 33: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
A
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
B
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
C
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
D
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Question 245 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Grammar Question 34: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
A
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
B
will complete
C
completes
D
had completed
Question 246 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Vocabulary Question 34: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
A
thorough and exhaustive
B
superficial
C
temporary
D
negligible
Question 247 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Phrasal Verbs Question 34: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
A
call off (cancel)
B
put off (postpone)
C
take off
D
look up
Question 248 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Relative Clauses Question 34: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
A
whose
B
who
C
whom
D
which
Question 249 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Modal Verbs Question 34: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
A
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
B
can't have rained
C
might rain
D
should have rained
Question 250 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Collocations Question 34: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
A
conduct / carry out
B
make
C
create
D
construct
Question 251 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Reported Speech Question 34: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
A
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
B
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
C
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
D
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Question 252 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Grammar Question 35: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
A
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
B
will complete
C
completes
D
had completed
Question 253 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Vocabulary Question 35: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
A
thorough and exhaustive
B
superficial
C
temporary
D
negligible
Question 254 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Phrasal Verbs Question 35: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
A
call off (cancel)
B
put off (postpone)
C
take off
D
look up
Question 255 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Relative Clauses Question 35: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
A
whose
B
who
C
whom
D
which
Question 256 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Modal Verbs Question 35: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
A
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
B
can't have rained
C
might rain
D
should have rained
Question 257 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Collocations Question 35: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
A
conduct / carry out
B
make
C
create
D
construct
Question 258 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Reported Speech Question 35: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
A
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
B
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
C
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
D
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Question 259 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Grammar Question 36: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
A
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
B
will complete
C
completes
D
had completed
Question 260 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Vocabulary Question 36: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
A
thorough and exhaustive
B
superficial
C
temporary
D
negligible
Question 261 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Phrasal Verbs Question 36: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
A
call off (cancel)
B
put off (postpone)
C
take off
D
look up
Question 262 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Relative Clauses Question 36: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
A
whose
B
who
C
whom
D
which
Question 263 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Modal Verbs Question 36: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
A
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
B
can't have rained
C
might rain
D
should have rained
Question 264 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Collocations Question 36: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
A
conduct / carry out
B
make
C
create
D
construct
Question 265 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Reported Speech Question 36: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
A
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
B
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
C
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
D
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Question 266 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Grammar Question 37: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
A
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
B
will complete
C
completes
D
had completed
Question 267 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Vocabulary Question 37: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
A
thorough and exhaustive
B
superficial
C
temporary
D
negligible
Question 268 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Phrasal Verbs Question 37: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
A
call off (cancel)
B
put off (postpone)
C
take off
D
look up
Question 269 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Relative Clauses Question 37: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
A
whose
B
who
C
whom
D
which
Question 270 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Modal Verbs Question 37: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
A
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
B
can't have rained
C
might rain
D
should have rained
Question 271 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Collocations Question 37: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
A
conduct / carry out
B
make
C
create
D
construct
Question 272 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Reported Speech Question 37: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
A
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
B
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
C
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
D
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Question 273 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Grammar Question 38: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
A
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
B
will complete
C
completes
D
had completed
Question 274 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Vocabulary Question 38: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
A
thorough and exhaustive
B
superficial
C
temporary
D
negligible
Question 275 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Phrasal Verbs Question 38: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
A
call off (cancel)
B
put off (postpone)
C
take off
D
look up
Question 276 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Relative Clauses Question 38: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
A
whose
B
who
C
whom
D
which
Question 277 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Modal Verbs Question 38: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
A
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
B
can't have rained
C
might rain
D
should have rained
Question 278 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Collocations Question 38: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
A
conduct / carry out
B
make
C
create
D
construct
Question 279 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Reported Speech Question 38: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
A
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
B
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
C
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
D
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Question 280 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Grammar Question 39: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
A
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
B
will complete
C
completes
D
had completed
Question 281 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Vocabulary Question 39: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
A
thorough and exhaustive
B
superficial
C
temporary
D
negligible
Question 282 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Phrasal Verbs Question 39: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
A
call off (cancel)
B
put off (postpone)
C
take off
D
look up
Question 283 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Relative Clauses Question 39: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
A
whose
B
who
C
whom
D
which
Question 284 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Modal Verbs Question 39: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
A
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
B
can't have rained
C
might rain
D
should have rained
Question 285 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Collocations Question 39: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
A
conduct / carry out
B
make
C
create
D
construct
Question 286 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Reported Speech Question 39: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
A
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
B
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
C
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
D
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Question 287 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Grammar Question 40: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
A
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
B
will complete
C
completes
D
had completed
Question 288 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Vocabulary Question 40: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
A
thorough and exhaustive
B
superficial
C
temporary
D
negligible
Question 289 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Phrasal Verbs Question 40: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
A
call off (cancel)
B
put off (postpone)
C
take off
D
look up
Question 290 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Relative Clauses Question 40: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
A
whose
B
who
C
whom
D
which
Question 291 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Modal Verbs Question 40: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
A
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
B
can't have rained
C
might rain
D
should have rained
Question 292 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Collocations Question 40: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
A
conduct / carry out
B
make
C
create
D
construct
Question 293 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Reported Speech Question 40: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
A
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
B
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
C
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
D
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Question 294 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Grammar Question 41: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
A
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
B
will complete
C
completes
D
had completed
Question 295 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Vocabulary Question 41: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
A
thorough and exhaustive
B
superficial
C
temporary
D
negligible
Question 296 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Phrasal Verbs Question 41: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
A
call off (cancel)
B
put off (postpone)
C
take off
D
look up
Question 297 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Relative Clauses Question 41: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
A
whose
B
who
C
whom
D
which
Question 298 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Modal Verbs Question 41: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
A
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
B
can't have rained
C
might rain
D
should have rained
Question 299 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Collocations Question 41: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
A
conduct / carry out
B
make
C
create
D
construct
Question 300 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Reported Speech Question 41: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
A
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
B
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
C
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
D
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Question 301 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Grammar Question 42: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
A
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
B
will complete
C
completes
D
had completed
Question 302 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Vocabulary Question 42: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
A
thorough and exhaustive
B
superficial
C
temporary
D
negligible
Question 303 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Phrasal Verbs Question 42: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
A
call off (cancel)
B
put off (postpone)
C
take off
D
look up
Question 304 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Relative Clauses Question 42: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
A
whose
B
who
C
whom
D
which
Question 305 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Modal Verbs Question 42: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
A
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
B
can't have rained
C
might rain
D
should have rained
Question 306 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Collocations Question 42: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
A
conduct / carry out
B
make
C
create
D
construct
Question 307 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Reported Speech Question 42: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
A
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
B
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
C
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
D
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Question 308 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Grammar Question 43: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
A
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
B
will complete
C
completes
D
had completed
Question 309 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Vocabulary Question 43: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
A
thorough and exhaustive
B
superficial
C
temporary
D
negligible
Question 310 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Phrasal Verbs Question 43: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
A
call off (cancel)
B
put off (postpone)
C
take off
D
look up
Question 311 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Relative Clauses Question 43: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
A
whose
B
who
C
whom
D
which
Question 312 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Modal Verbs Question 43: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
A
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
B
can't have rained
C
might rain
D
should have rained
Question 313 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Collocations Question 43: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
A
conduct / carry out
B
make
C
create
D
construct
Question 314 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Reported Speech Question 43: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
A
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
B
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
C
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
D
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Question 315 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Grammar Question 44: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
A
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
B
will complete
C
completes
D
had completed
Question 316 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Vocabulary Question 44: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
A
thorough and exhaustive
B
superficial
C
temporary
D
negligible
Question 317 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Phrasal Verbs Question 44: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
A
call off (cancel)
B
put off (postpone)
C
take off
D
look up
Question 318 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Relative Clauses Question 44: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
A
whose
B
who
C
whom
D
which
Question 319 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Modal Verbs Question 44: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
A
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
B
can't have rained
C
might rain
D
should have rained
Question 320 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Collocations Question 44: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
A
conduct / carry out
B
make
C
create
D
construct
Question 321 of 321
Official Ministerial Exam Question • High-Order Thinking
English Reported Speech Question 44: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
A
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
B
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
C
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
D
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
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Question 1
Unanswered
Look at the high-resolution diagnostic scan! The patient's condition ________ within a few hours.
(A)
is going to improve
(B)
will improve
(C)
improves
(D)
was improving
Official Scientific Justification: Because there is direct present evidence (the diagnostic scan), 'be going to' is the mandatory ministerial grammar choice for evidence-based prediction.
Question 2
Unanswered
A person who skillfully makes beautiful objects by hand is called a/an ________.
(A)
engineer
(B)
artisan
(C)
pilot
(D)
scientist
Official Scientific Justification: Official standard solution derived from the 2026/2027 ministerial curriculum.
Question 3
Unanswered
While the students ________ in the art workshop, the tour guide arrived.
(A)
were working
(B)
worked
(C)
are working
(D)
work
Official Scientific Justification: Official standard solution derived from the 2026/2027 ministerial curriculum.
Question 4
Unanswered
We visited the pottery village in Fustat ________ our holiday in Cairo.
(A)
while
(B)
during
(C)
when
(D)
as
Official Scientific Justification: Official standard solution derived from the 2026/2027 ministerial curriculum.
Question 5
Unanswered
Potters use high-temperature ovens called ________ to bake and harden clay vessels.
(A)
looms
(B)
kilns
(C)
fridges
(D)
blenders
Official Scientific Justification: Official standard solution derived from the 2026/2027 ministerial curriculum.
Question 6
Unanswered
Electric buses and monorails produce zero exhaust fumes, making them ________ forms of transport.
(A)
polluting
(B)
eco-friendly
(C)
noisy
(D)
dangerous
Official Scientific Justification: Official standard solution derived from the 2026/2027 ministerial curriculum.
Question 7
Unanswered
Watch out! The ladder is shaking violently. You ________ fall!
(A)
will
(B)
are going to
(C)
were
(D)
have
Official Scientific Justification: Official standard solution derived from the 2026/2027 ministerial curriculum.
Question 8
Unanswered
I have already booked the flight tickets. I ________ to London next Friday.
(A)
travel
(B)
am traveling
(C)
will travel
(D)
traveled
Official Scientific Justification: Official standard solution derived from the 2026/2027 ministerial curriculum.
Question 9
Unanswered
The Cairo Monorail travels on an elevated single-beam track to avoid urban traffic ________.
(A)
stations
(B)
congestion
(C)
comfort
(D)
gardens
Official Scientific Justification: Official standard solution derived from the 2026/2027 ministerial curriculum.
Question 10
Unanswered
Select the correct grammatical structure and explanation according to the Egyptian Thanawya Amma English syllabus for: Third Conditional (Past Unreal Condition):
(A)
If + past perfect (had + V3), would + have + past participle (V3): 'If he had trained diligently, he would have won the Olympic medal.'
(B)
If + past simple, would + base verb
(C)
If + present simple, will + base verb
(D)
If + had + V3, would + base verb
Official Scientific Justification: The third conditional expresses hypothetical situations in the past and their impossible past outcomes using 'had + V3' in the condition and 'would have + V3' in the result.
Question 11
Unanswered
Select the correct grammatical structure and explanation according to the Egyptian Thanawya Amma English syllabus for: Inversion with Negative Adverbials:
(A)
When negative adverbials like 'Hardly', 'Scarcely', or 'Seldom' start a sentence, auxiliary inversion is mandatory: 'Hardly had the scientist published his paper when the phone rang.'
(B)
The subject precedes the auxiliary verb regardless of sentence initial position
(C)
The sentence must end with an exclamation mark only
(D)
Negative adverbials can never be placed at the beginning of a sentence
Official Scientific Justification: In formal English, placing negative adverbials (Hardly, Scarcely, Barely, No sooner) at the beginning of a sentence requires subject-auxiliary inversion (Hardly had he... when...).
Question 12
Unanswered
Select the correct grammatical structure and explanation according to the Egyptian Thanawya Amma English syllabus for: Passive Voice with Reporting Verbs:
(A)
It is said that / He is said to + infinitive: 'The new Egyptian Grand Museum is said to attract millions of tourists annually.'
(B)
He is said that he attracts tourists
(C)
People say him to attract tourists
(D)
It said that tourists attracted
Official Scientific Justification: Impersonal passive structures use 'It is reported/believed/said that...' or subject + passive verb + to-infinitive.
Question 13
Unanswered
Select the correct grammatical structure and explanation according to the Egyptian Thanawya Amma English syllabus for: Cleft Sentences for Emphasis:
(A)
'It was Dr. Ahmed Zewail who pioneered femtochemistry in modern science.'
(B)
Dr. Zewail who was pioneered femtochemistry
(C)
What Dr. Zewail did was pioneer not science
(D)
It were femtochemistry that pioneer
Official Scientific Justification: Cleft sentences starting with 'It is/was... that/who' focus attention on a specific component of the sentence for emphatic stylistic effect.
Question 14
Unanswered
English Grammar Question 1: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
(A)
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
(B)
will complete
(C)
completes
(D)
had completed
Official Scientific Justification: The time expression 'By the end of next...' indicates an action that will be completed before a specific point in the future, requiring the Future Perfect tense (will have + V3).
Question 15
Unanswered
English Vocabulary Question 1: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
(A)
thorough and exhaustive
(B)
superficial
(C)
temporary
(D)
negligible
Official Scientific Justification: 'Comprehensive' means complete, thorough, including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
Question 16
Unanswered
English Phrasal Verbs Question 1: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
(A)
call off (cancel)
(B)
put off (postpone)
(C)
take off
(D)
look up
Official Scientific Justification: 'Call off' means to cancel an event or operation entirely.
Question 17
Unanswered
English Relative Clauses Question 1: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
(A)
whose
(B)
who
(C)
whom
(D)
which
Official Scientific Justification: 'Whose' is the relative possessive pronoun used to indicate that the design belongs to the civil engineer.
Question 18
Unanswered
English Modal Verbs Question 1: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
(A)
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
(B)
can't have rained
(C)
might rain
(D)
should have rained
Official Scientific Justification: 'Must have + past participle' expresses a strong, almost certain logical conclusion about an event that occurred in the past based on clear present evidence.
Question 19
Unanswered
English Collocations Question 1: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
(A)
conduct / carry out
(B)
make
(C)
create
(D)
construct
Official Scientific Justification: In academic English, 'research' strictly collocates with verbs such as 'conduct', 'carry out', or 'undertake'.
Question 20
Unanswered
English Reported Speech Question 1: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
(A)
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
(B)
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
(C)
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
(D)
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Official Scientific Justification: In reported Wh-questions, the word order becomes statement order (subject precedes verb), question auxiliary 'did' is omitted, and past simple shifts to past perfect (had submitted).
Question 21
Unanswered
English Grammar Question 2: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
(A)
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
(B)
will complete
(C)
completes
(D)
had completed
Official Scientific Justification: The time expression 'By the end of next...' indicates an action that will be completed before a specific point in the future, requiring the Future Perfect tense (will have + V3).
Question 22
Unanswered
English Vocabulary Question 2: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
(A)
thorough and exhaustive
(B)
superficial
(C)
temporary
(D)
negligible
Official Scientific Justification: 'Comprehensive' means complete, thorough, including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
Question 23
Unanswered
English Phrasal Verbs Question 2: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
(A)
call off (cancel)
(B)
put off (postpone)
(C)
take off
(D)
look up
Official Scientific Justification: 'Call off' means to cancel an event or operation entirely.
Question 24
Unanswered
English Relative Clauses Question 2: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
(A)
whose
(B)
who
(C)
whom
(D)
which
Official Scientific Justification: 'Whose' is the relative possessive pronoun used to indicate that the design belongs to the civil engineer.
Question 25
Unanswered
English Modal Verbs Question 2: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
(A)
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
(B)
can't have rained
(C)
might rain
(D)
should have rained
Official Scientific Justification: 'Must have + past participle' expresses a strong, almost certain logical conclusion about an event that occurred in the past based on clear present evidence.
Question 26
Unanswered
English Collocations Question 2: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
(A)
conduct / carry out
(B)
make
(C)
create
(D)
construct
Official Scientific Justification: In academic English, 'research' strictly collocates with verbs such as 'conduct', 'carry out', or 'undertake'.
Question 27
Unanswered
English Reported Speech Question 2: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
(A)
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
(B)
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
(C)
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
(D)
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Official Scientific Justification: In reported Wh-questions, the word order becomes statement order (subject precedes verb), question auxiliary 'did' is omitted, and past simple shifts to past perfect (had submitted).
Question 28
Unanswered
English Grammar Question 3: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
(A)
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
(B)
will complete
(C)
completes
(D)
had completed
Official Scientific Justification: The time expression 'By the end of next...' indicates an action that will be completed before a specific point in the future, requiring the Future Perfect tense (will have + V3).
Question 29
Unanswered
English Vocabulary Question 3: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
(A)
thorough and exhaustive
(B)
superficial
(C)
temporary
(D)
negligible
Official Scientific Justification: 'Comprehensive' means complete, thorough, including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
Question 30
Unanswered
English Phrasal Verbs Question 3: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
(A)
call off (cancel)
(B)
put off (postpone)
(C)
take off
(D)
look up
Official Scientific Justification: 'Call off' means to cancel an event or operation entirely.
Question 31
Unanswered
English Relative Clauses Question 3: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
(A)
whose
(B)
who
(C)
whom
(D)
which
Official Scientific Justification: 'Whose' is the relative possessive pronoun used to indicate that the design belongs to the civil engineer.
Question 32
Unanswered
English Modal Verbs Question 3: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
(A)
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
(B)
can't have rained
(C)
might rain
(D)
should have rained
Official Scientific Justification: 'Must have + past participle' expresses a strong, almost certain logical conclusion about an event that occurred in the past based on clear present evidence.
Question 33
Unanswered
English Collocations Question 3: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
(A)
conduct / carry out
(B)
make
(C)
create
(D)
construct
Official Scientific Justification: In academic English, 'research' strictly collocates with verbs such as 'conduct', 'carry out', or 'undertake'.
Question 34
Unanswered
English Reported Speech Question 3: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
(A)
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
(B)
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
(C)
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
(D)
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Official Scientific Justification: In reported Wh-questions, the word order becomes statement order (subject precedes verb), question auxiliary 'did' is omitted, and past simple shifts to past perfect (had submitted).
Question 35
Unanswered
English Grammar Question 4: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
(A)
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
(B)
will complete
(C)
completes
(D)
had completed
Official Scientific Justification: The time expression 'By the end of next...' indicates an action that will be completed before a specific point in the future, requiring the Future Perfect tense (will have + V3).
Question 36
Unanswered
English Vocabulary Question 4: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
(A)
thorough and exhaustive
(B)
superficial
(C)
temporary
(D)
negligible
Official Scientific Justification: 'Comprehensive' means complete, thorough, including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
Question 37
Unanswered
English Phrasal Verbs Question 4: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
(A)
call off (cancel)
(B)
put off (postpone)
(C)
take off
(D)
look up
Official Scientific Justification: 'Call off' means to cancel an event or operation entirely.
Question 38
Unanswered
English Relative Clauses Question 4: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
(A)
whose
(B)
who
(C)
whom
(D)
which
Official Scientific Justification: 'Whose' is the relative possessive pronoun used to indicate that the design belongs to the civil engineer.
Question 39
Unanswered
English Modal Verbs Question 4: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
(A)
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
(B)
can't have rained
(C)
might rain
(D)
should have rained
Official Scientific Justification: 'Must have + past participle' expresses a strong, almost certain logical conclusion about an event that occurred in the past based on clear present evidence.
Question 40
Unanswered
English Collocations Question 4: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
(A)
conduct / carry out
(B)
make
(C)
create
(D)
construct
Official Scientific Justification: In academic English, 'research' strictly collocates with verbs such as 'conduct', 'carry out', or 'undertake'.
Question 41
Unanswered
English Reported Speech Question 4: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
(A)
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
(B)
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
(C)
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
(D)
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Official Scientific Justification: In reported Wh-questions, the word order becomes statement order (subject precedes verb), question auxiliary 'did' is omitted, and past simple shifts to past perfect (had submitted).
Question 42
Unanswered
English Grammar Question 5: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
(A)
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
(B)
will complete
(C)
completes
(D)
had completed
Official Scientific Justification: The time expression 'By the end of next...' indicates an action that will be completed before a specific point in the future, requiring the Future Perfect tense (will have + V3).
Question 43
Unanswered
English Vocabulary Question 5: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
(A)
thorough and exhaustive
(B)
superficial
(C)
temporary
(D)
negligible
Official Scientific Justification: 'Comprehensive' means complete, thorough, including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
Question 44
Unanswered
English Phrasal Verbs Question 5: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
(A)
call off (cancel)
(B)
put off (postpone)
(C)
take off
(D)
look up
Official Scientific Justification: 'Call off' means to cancel an event or operation entirely.
Question 45
Unanswered
English Relative Clauses Question 5: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
(A)
whose
(B)
who
(C)
whom
(D)
which
Official Scientific Justification: 'Whose' is the relative possessive pronoun used to indicate that the design belongs to the civil engineer.
Question 46
Unanswered
English Modal Verbs Question 5: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
(A)
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
(B)
can't have rained
(C)
might rain
(D)
should have rained
Official Scientific Justification: 'Must have + past participle' expresses a strong, almost certain logical conclusion about an event that occurred in the past based on clear present evidence.
Question 47
Unanswered
English Collocations Question 5: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
(A)
conduct / carry out
(B)
make
(C)
create
(D)
construct
Official Scientific Justification: In academic English, 'research' strictly collocates with verbs such as 'conduct', 'carry out', or 'undertake'.
Question 48
Unanswered
English Reported Speech Question 5: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
(A)
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
(B)
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
(C)
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
(D)
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Official Scientific Justification: In reported Wh-questions, the word order becomes statement order (subject precedes verb), question auxiliary 'did' is omitted, and past simple shifts to past perfect (had submitted).
Question 49
Unanswered
English Grammar Question 6: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
(A)
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
(B)
will complete
(C)
completes
(D)
had completed
Official Scientific Justification: The time expression 'By the end of next...' indicates an action that will be completed before a specific point in the future, requiring the Future Perfect tense (will have + V3).
Question 50
Unanswered
English Vocabulary Question 6: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
(A)
thorough and exhaustive
(B)
superficial
(C)
temporary
(D)
negligible
Official Scientific Justification: 'Comprehensive' means complete, thorough, including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
Question 51
Unanswered
English Phrasal Verbs Question 6: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
(A)
call off (cancel)
(B)
put off (postpone)
(C)
take off
(D)
look up
Official Scientific Justification: 'Call off' means to cancel an event or operation entirely.
Question 52
Unanswered
English Relative Clauses Question 6: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
(A)
whose
(B)
who
(C)
whom
(D)
which
Official Scientific Justification: 'Whose' is the relative possessive pronoun used to indicate that the design belongs to the civil engineer.
Question 53
Unanswered
English Modal Verbs Question 6: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
(A)
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
(B)
can't have rained
(C)
might rain
(D)
should have rained
Official Scientific Justification: 'Must have + past participle' expresses a strong, almost certain logical conclusion about an event that occurred in the past based on clear present evidence.
Question 54
Unanswered
English Collocations Question 6: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
(A)
conduct / carry out
(B)
make
(C)
create
(D)
construct
Official Scientific Justification: In academic English, 'research' strictly collocates with verbs such as 'conduct', 'carry out', or 'undertake'.
Question 55
Unanswered
English Reported Speech Question 6: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
(A)
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
(B)
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
(C)
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
(D)
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Official Scientific Justification: In reported Wh-questions, the word order becomes statement order (subject precedes verb), question auxiliary 'did' is omitted, and past simple shifts to past perfect (had submitted).
Question 56
Unanswered
English Grammar Question 7: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
(A)
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
(B)
will complete
(C)
completes
(D)
had completed
Official Scientific Justification: The time expression 'By the end of next...' indicates an action that will be completed before a specific point in the future, requiring the Future Perfect tense (will have + V3).
Question 57
Unanswered
English Vocabulary Question 7: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
(A)
thorough and exhaustive
(B)
superficial
(C)
temporary
(D)
negligible
Official Scientific Justification: 'Comprehensive' means complete, thorough, including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
Question 58
Unanswered
English Phrasal Verbs Question 7: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
(A)
call off (cancel)
(B)
put off (postpone)
(C)
take off
(D)
look up
Official Scientific Justification: 'Call off' means to cancel an event or operation entirely.
Question 59
Unanswered
English Relative Clauses Question 7: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
(A)
whose
(B)
who
(C)
whom
(D)
which
Official Scientific Justification: 'Whose' is the relative possessive pronoun used to indicate that the design belongs to the civil engineer.
Question 60
Unanswered
English Modal Verbs Question 7: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
(A)
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
(B)
can't have rained
(C)
might rain
(D)
should have rained
Official Scientific Justification: 'Must have + past participle' expresses a strong, almost certain logical conclusion about an event that occurred in the past based on clear present evidence.
Question 61
Unanswered
English Collocations Question 7: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
(A)
conduct / carry out
(B)
make
(C)
create
(D)
construct
Official Scientific Justification: In academic English, 'research' strictly collocates with verbs such as 'conduct', 'carry out', or 'undertake'.
Question 62
Unanswered
English Reported Speech Question 7: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
(A)
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
(B)
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
(C)
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
(D)
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Official Scientific Justification: In reported Wh-questions, the word order becomes statement order (subject precedes verb), question auxiliary 'did' is omitted, and past simple shifts to past perfect (had submitted).
Question 63
Unanswered
English Grammar Question 8: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
(A)
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
(B)
will complete
(C)
completes
(D)
had completed
Official Scientific Justification: The time expression 'By the end of next...' indicates an action that will be completed before a specific point in the future, requiring the Future Perfect tense (will have + V3).
Question 64
Unanswered
English Vocabulary Question 8: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
(A)
thorough and exhaustive
(B)
superficial
(C)
temporary
(D)
negligible
Official Scientific Justification: 'Comprehensive' means complete, thorough, including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
Question 65
Unanswered
English Phrasal Verbs Question 8: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
(A)
call off (cancel)
(B)
put off (postpone)
(C)
take off
(D)
look up
Official Scientific Justification: 'Call off' means to cancel an event or operation entirely.
Question 66
Unanswered
English Relative Clauses Question 8: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
(A)
whose
(B)
who
(C)
whom
(D)
which
Official Scientific Justification: 'Whose' is the relative possessive pronoun used to indicate that the design belongs to the civil engineer.
Question 67
Unanswered
English Modal Verbs Question 8: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
(A)
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
(B)
can't have rained
(C)
might rain
(D)
should have rained
Official Scientific Justification: 'Must have + past participle' expresses a strong, almost certain logical conclusion about an event that occurred in the past based on clear present evidence.
Question 68
Unanswered
English Collocations Question 8: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
(A)
conduct / carry out
(B)
make
(C)
create
(D)
construct
Official Scientific Justification: In academic English, 'research' strictly collocates with verbs such as 'conduct', 'carry out', or 'undertake'.
Question 69
Unanswered
English Reported Speech Question 8: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
(A)
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
(B)
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
(C)
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
(D)
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Official Scientific Justification: In reported Wh-questions, the word order becomes statement order (subject precedes verb), question auxiliary 'did' is omitted, and past simple shifts to past perfect (had submitted).
Question 70
Unanswered
English Grammar Question 9: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
(A)
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
(B)
will complete
(C)
completes
(D)
had completed
Official Scientific Justification: The time expression 'By the end of next...' indicates an action that will be completed before a specific point in the future, requiring the Future Perfect tense (will have + V3).
Question 71
Unanswered
English Vocabulary Question 9: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
(A)
thorough and exhaustive
(B)
superficial
(C)
temporary
(D)
negligible
Official Scientific Justification: 'Comprehensive' means complete, thorough, including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
Question 72
Unanswered
English Phrasal Verbs Question 9: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
(A)
call off (cancel)
(B)
put off (postpone)
(C)
take off
(D)
look up
Official Scientific Justification: 'Call off' means to cancel an event or operation entirely.
Question 73
Unanswered
English Relative Clauses Question 9: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
(A)
whose
(B)
who
(C)
whom
(D)
which
Official Scientific Justification: 'Whose' is the relative possessive pronoun used to indicate that the design belongs to the civil engineer.
Question 74
Unanswered
English Modal Verbs Question 9: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
(A)
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
(B)
can't have rained
(C)
might rain
(D)
should have rained
Official Scientific Justification: 'Must have + past participle' expresses a strong, almost certain logical conclusion about an event that occurred in the past based on clear present evidence.
Question 75
Unanswered
English Collocations Question 9: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
(A)
conduct / carry out
(B)
make
(C)
create
(D)
construct
Official Scientific Justification: In academic English, 'research' strictly collocates with verbs such as 'conduct', 'carry out', or 'undertake'.
Question 76
Unanswered
English Reported Speech Question 9: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
(A)
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
(B)
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
(C)
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
(D)
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Official Scientific Justification: In reported Wh-questions, the word order becomes statement order (subject precedes verb), question auxiliary 'did' is omitted, and past simple shifts to past perfect (had submitted).
Question 77
Unanswered
English Grammar Question 10: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
(A)
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
(B)
will complete
(C)
completes
(D)
had completed
Official Scientific Justification: The time expression 'By the end of next...' indicates an action that will be completed before a specific point in the future, requiring the Future Perfect tense (will have + V3).
Question 78
Unanswered
English Vocabulary Question 10: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
(A)
thorough and exhaustive
(B)
superficial
(C)
temporary
(D)
negligible
Official Scientific Justification: 'Comprehensive' means complete, thorough, including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
Question 79
Unanswered
English Phrasal Verbs Question 10: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
(A)
call off (cancel)
(B)
put off (postpone)
(C)
take off
(D)
look up
Official Scientific Justification: 'Call off' means to cancel an event or operation entirely.
Question 80
Unanswered
English Relative Clauses Question 10: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
(A)
whose
(B)
who
(C)
whom
(D)
which
Official Scientific Justification: 'Whose' is the relative possessive pronoun used to indicate that the design belongs to the civil engineer.
Question 81
Unanswered
English Modal Verbs Question 10: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
(A)
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
(B)
can't have rained
(C)
might rain
(D)
should have rained
Official Scientific Justification: 'Must have + past participle' expresses a strong, almost certain logical conclusion about an event that occurred in the past based on clear present evidence.
Question 82
Unanswered
English Collocations Question 10: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
(A)
conduct / carry out
(B)
make
(C)
create
(D)
construct
Official Scientific Justification: In academic English, 'research' strictly collocates with verbs such as 'conduct', 'carry out', or 'undertake'.
Question 83
Unanswered
English Reported Speech Question 10: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
(A)
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
(B)
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
(C)
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
(D)
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Official Scientific Justification: In reported Wh-questions, the word order becomes statement order (subject precedes verb), question auxiliary 'did' is omitted, and past simple shifts to past perfect (had submitted).
Question 84
Unanswered
English Grammar Question 11: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
(A)
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
(B)
will complete
(C)
completes
(D)
had completed
Official Scientific Justification: The time expression 'By the end of next...' indicates an action that will be completed before a specific point in the future, requiring the Future Perfect tense (will have + V3).
Question 85
Unanswered
English Vocabulary Question 11: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
(A)
thorough and exhaustive
(B)
superficial
(C)
temporary
(D)
negligible
Official Scientific Justification: 'Comprehensive' means complete, thorough, including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
Question 86
Unanswered
English Phrasal Verbs Question 11: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
(A)
call off (cancel)
(B)
put off (postpone)
(C)
take off
(D)
look up
Official Scientific Justification: 'Call off' means to cancel an event or operation entirely.
Question 87
Unanswered
English Relative Clauses Question 11: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
(A)
whose
(B)
who
(C)
whom
(D)
which
Official Scientific Justification: 'Whose' is the relative possessive pronoun used to indicate that the design belongs to the civil engineer.
Question 88
Unanswered
English Modal Verbs Question 11: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
(A)
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
(B)
can't have rained
(C)
might rain
(D)
should have rained
Official Scientific Justification: 'Must have + past participle' expresses a strong, almost certain logical conclusion about an event that occurred in the past based on clear present evidence.
Question 89
Unanswered
English Collocations Question 11: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
(A)
conduct / carry out
(B)
make
(C)
create
(D)
construct
Official Scientific Justification: In academic English, 'research' strictly collocates with verbs such as 'conduct', 'carry out', or 'undertake'.
Question 90
Unanswered
English Reported Speech Question 11: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
(A)
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
(B)
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
(C)
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
(D)
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Official Scientific Justification: In reported Wh-questions, the word order becomes statement order (subject precedes verb), question auxiliary 'did' is omitted, and past simple shifts to past perfect (had submitted).
Question 91
Unanswered
English Grammar Question 12: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
(A)
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
(B)
will complete
(C)
completes
(D)
had completed
Official Scientific Justification: The time expression 'By the end of next...' indicates an action that will be completed before a specific point in the future, requiring the Future Perfect tense (will have + V3).
Question 92
Unanswered
English Vocabulary Question 12: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
(A)
thorough and exhaustive
(B)
superficial
(C)
temporary
(D)
negligible
Official Scientific Justification: 'Comprehensive' means complete, thorough, including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
Question 93
Unanswered
English Phrasal Verbs Question 12: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
(A)
call off (cancel)
(B)
put off (postpone)
(C)
take off
(D)
look up
Official Scientific Justification: 'Call off' means to cancel an event or operation entirely.
Question 94
Unanswered
English Relative Clauses Question 12: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
(A)
whose
(B)
who
(C)
whom
(D)
which
Official Scientific Justification: 'Whose' is the relative possessive pronoun used to indicate that the design belongs to the civil engineer.
Question 95
Unanswered
English Modal Verbs Question 12: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
(A)
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
(B)
can't have rained
(C)
might rain
(D)
should have rained
Official Scientific Justification: 'Must have + past participle' expresses a strong, almost certain logical conclusion about an event that occurred in the past based on clear present evidence.
Question 96
Unanswered
English Collocations Question 12: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
(A)
conduct / carry out
(B)
make
(C)
create
(D)
construct
Official Scientific Justification: In academic English, 'research' strictly collocates with verbs such as 'conduct', 'carry out', or 'undertake'.
Question 97
Unanswered
English Reported Speech Question 12: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
(A)
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
(B)
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
(C)
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
(D)
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Official Scientific Justification: In reported Wh-questions, the word order becomes statement order (subject precedes verb), question auxiliary 'did' is omitted, and past simple shifts to past perfect (had submitted).
Question 98
Unanswered
English Grammar Question 13: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
(A)
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
(B)
will complete
(C)
completes
(D)
had completed
Official Scientific Justification: The time expression 'By the end of next...' indicates an action that will be completed before a specific point in the future, requiring the Future Perfect tense (will have + V3).
Question 99
Unanswered
English Vocabulary Question 13: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
(A)
thorough and exhaustive
(B)
superficial
(C)
temporary
(D)
negligible
Official Scientific Justification: 'Comprehensive' means complete, thorough, including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
Question 100
Unanswered
English Phrasal Verbs Question 13: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
(A)
call off (cancel)
(B)
put off (postpone)
(C)
take off
(D)
look up
Official Scientific Justification: 'Call off' means to cancel an event or operation entirely.
Question 101
Unanswered
English Relative Clauses Question 13: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
(A)
whose
(B)
who
(C)
whom
(D)
which
Official Scientific Justification: 'Whose' is the relative possessive pronoun used to indicate that the design belongs to the civil engineer.
Question 102
Unanswered
English Modal Verbs Question 13: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
(A)
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
(B)
can't have rained
(C)
might rain
(D)
should have rained
Official Scientific Justification: 'Must have + past participle' expresses a strong, almost certain logical conclusion about an event that occurred in the past based on clear present evidence.
Question 103
Unanswered
English Collocations Question 13: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
(A)
conduct / carry out
(B)
make
(C)
create
(D)
construct
Official Scientific Justification: In academic English, 'research' strictly collocates with verbs such as 'conduct', 'carry out', or 'undertake'.
Question 104
Unanswered
English Reported Speech Question 13: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
(A)
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
(B)
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
(C)
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
(D)
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Official Scientific Justification: In reported Wh-questions, the word order becomes statement order (subject precedes verb), question auxiliary 'did' is omitted, and past simple shifts to past perfect (had submitted).
Question 105
Unanswered
English Grammar Question 14: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
(A)
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
(B)
will complete
(C)
completes
(D)
had completed
Official Scientific Justification: The time expression 'By the end of next...' indicates an action that will be completed before a specific point in the future, requiring the Future Perfect tense (will have + V3).
Question 106
Unanswered
English Vocabulary Question 14: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
(A)
thorough and exhaustive
(B)
superficial
(C)
temporary
(D)
negligible
Official Scientific Justification: 'Comprehensive' means complete, thorough, including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
Question 107
Unanswered
English Phrasal Verbs Question 14: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
(A)
call off (cancel)
(B)
put off (postpone)
(C)
take off
(D)
look up
Official Scientific Justification: 'Call off' means to cancel an event or operation entirely.
Question 108
Unanswered
English Relative Clauses Question 14: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
(A)
whose
(B)
who
(C)
whom
(D)
which
Official Scientific Justification: 'Whose' is the relative possessive pronoun used to indicate that the design belongs to the civil engineer.
Question 109
Unanswered
English Modal Verbs Question 14: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
(A)
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
(B)
can't have rained
(C)
might rain
(D)
should have rained
Official Scientific Justification: 'Must have + past participle' expresses a strong, almost certain logical conclusion about an event that occurred in the past based on clear present evidence.
Question 110
Unanswered
English Collocations Question 14: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
(A)
conduct / carry out
(B)
make
(C)
create
(D)
construct
Official Scientific Justification: In academic English, 'research' strictly collocates with verbs such as 'conduct', 'carry out', or 'undertake'.
Question 111
Unanswered
English Reported Speech Question 14: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
(A)
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
(B)
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
(C)
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
(D)
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Official Scientific Justification: In reported Wh-questions, the word order becomes statement order (subject precedes verb), question auxiliary 'did' is omitted, and past simple shifts to past perfect (had submitted).
Question 112
Unanswered
English Grammar Question 15: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
(A)
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
(B)
will complete
(C)
completes
(D)
had completed
Official Scientific Justification: The time expression 'By the end of next...' indicates an action that will be completed before a specific point in the future, requiring the Future Perfect tense (will have + V3).
Question 113
Unanswered
English Vocabulary Question 15: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
(A)
thorough and exhaustive
(B)
superficial
(C)
temporary
(D)
negligible
Official Scientific Justification: 'Comprehensive' means complete, thorough, including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
Question 114
Unanswered
English Phrasal Verbs Question 15: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
(A)
call off (cancel)
(B)
put off (postpone)
(C)
take off
(D)
look up
Official Scientific Justification: 'Call off' means to cancel an event or operation entirely.
Question 115
Unanswered
English Relative Clauses Question 15: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
(A)
whose
(B)
who
(C)
whom
(D)
which
Official Scientific Justification: 'Whose' is the relative possessive pronoun used to indicate that the design belongs to the civil engineer.
Question 116
Unanswered
English Modal Verbs Question 15: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
(A)
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
(B)
can't have rained
(C)
might rain
(D)
should have rained
Official Scientific Justification: 'Must have + past participle' expresses a strong, almost certain logical conclusion about an event that occurred in the past based on clear present evidence.
Question 117
Unanswered
English Collocations Question 15: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
(A)
conduct / carry out
(B)
make
(C)
create
(D)
construct
Official Scientific Justification: In academic English, 'research' strictly collocates with verbs such as 'conduct', 'carry out', or 'undertake'.
Question 118
Unanswered
English Reported Speech Question 15: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
(A)
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
(B)
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
(C)
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
(D)
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Official Scientific Justification: In reported Wh-questions, the word order becomes statement order (subject precedes verb), question auxiliary 'did' is omitted, and past simple shifts to past perfect (had submitted).
Question 119
Unanswered
English Grammar Question 16: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
(A)
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
(B)
will complete
(C)
completes
(D)
had completed
Official Scientific Justification: The time expression 'By the end of next...' indicates an action that will be completed before a specific point in the future, requiring the Future Perfect tense (will have + V3).
Question 120
Unanswered
English Vocabulary Question 16: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
(A)
thorough and exhaustive
(B)
superficial
(C)
temporary
(D)
negligible
Official Scientific Justification: 'Comprehensive' means complete, thorough, including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
Question 121
Unanswered
English Phrasal Verbs Question 16: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
(A)
call off (cancel)
(B)
put off (postpone)
(C)
take off
(D)
look up
Official Scientific Justification: 'Call off' means to cancel an event or operation entirely.
Question 122
Unanswered
English Relative Clauses Question 16: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
(A)
whose
(B)
who
(C)
whom
(D)
which
Official Scientific Justification: 'Whose' is the relative possessive pronoun used to indicate that the design belongs to the civil engineer.
Question 123
Unanswered
English Modal Verbs Question 16: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
(A)
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
(B)
can't have rained
(C)
might rain
(D)
should have rained
Official Scientific Justification: 'Must have + past participle' expresses a strong, almost certain logical conclusion about an event that occurred in the past based on clear present evidence.
Question 124
Unanswered
English Collocations Question 16: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
(A)
conduct / carry out
(B)
make
(C)
create
(D)
construct
Official Scientific Justification: In academic English, 'research' strictly collocates with verbs such as 'conduct', 'carry out', or 'undertake'.
Question 125
Unanswered
English Reported Speech Question 16: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
(A)
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
(B)
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
(C)
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
(D)
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Official Scientific Justification: In reported Wh-questions, the word order becomes statement order (subject precedes verb), question auxiliary 'did' is omitted, and past simple shifts to past perfect (had submitted).
Question 126
Unanswered
English Grammar Question 17: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
(A)
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
(B)
will complete
(C)
completes
(D)
had completed
Official Scientific Justification: The time expression 'By the end of next...' indicates an action that will be completed before a specific point in the future, requiring the Future Perfect tense (will have + V3).
Question 127
Unanswered
English Vocabulary Question 17: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
(A)
thorough and exhaustive
(B)
superficial
(C)
temporary
(D)
negligible
Official Scientific Justification: 'Comprehensive' means complete, thorough, including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
Question 128
Unanswered
English Phrasal Verbs Question 17: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
(A)
call off (cancel)
(B)
put off (postpone)
(C)
take off
(D)
look up
Official Scientific Justification: 'Call off' means to cancel an event or operation entirely.
Question 129
Unanswered
English Relative Clauses Question 17: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
(A)
whose
(B)
who
(C)
whom
(D)
which
Official Scientific Justification: 'Whose' is the relative possessive pronoun used to indicate that the design belongs to the civil engineer.
Question 130
Unanswered
English Modal Verbs Question 17: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
(A)
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
(B)
can't have rained
(C)
might rain
(D)
should have rained
Official Scientific Justification: 'Must have + past participle' expresses a strong, almost certain logical conclusion about an event that occurred in the past based on clear present evidence.
Question 131
Unanswered
English Collocations Question 17: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
(A)
conduct / carry out
(B)
make
(C)
create
(D)
construct
Official Scientific Justification: In academic English, 'research' strictly collocates with verbs such as 'conduct', 'carry out', or 'undertake'.
Question 132
Unanswered
English Reported Speech Question 17: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
(A)
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
(B)
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
(C)
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
(D)
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Official Scientific Justification: In reported Wh-questions, the word order becomes statement order (subject precedes verb), question auxiliary 'did' is omitted, and past simple shifts to past perfect (had submitted).
Question 133
Unanswered
English Grammar Question 18: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
(A)
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
(B)
will complete
(C)
completes
(D)
had completed
Official Scientific Justification: The time expression 'By the end of next...' indicates an action that will be completed before a specific point in the future, requiring the Future Perfect tense (will have + V3).
Question 134
Unanswered
English Vocabulary Question 18: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
(A)
thorough and exhaustive
(B)
superficial
(C)
temporary
(D)
negligible
Official Scientific Justification: 'Comprehensive' means complete, thorough, including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
Question 135
Unanswered
English Phrasal Verbs Question 18: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
(A)
call off (cancel)
(B)
put off (postpone)
(C)
take off
(D)
look up
Official Scientific Justification: 'Call off' means to cancel an event or operation entirely.
Question 136
Unanswered
English Relative Clauses Question 18: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
(A)
whose
(B)
who
(C)
whom
(D)
which
Official Scientific Justification: 'Whose' is the relative possessive pronoun used to indicate that the design belongs to the civil engineer.
Question 137
Unanswered
English Modal Verbs Question 18: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
(A)
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
(B)
can't have rained
(C)
might rain
(D)
should have rained
Official Scientific Justification: 'Must have + past participle' expresses a strong, almost certain logical conclusion about an event that occurred in the past based on clear present evidence.
Question 138
Unanswered
English Collocations Question 18: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
(A)
conduct / carry out
(B)
make
(C)
create
(D)
construct
Official Scientific Justification: In academic English, 'research' strictly collocates with verbs such as 'conduct', 'carry out', or 'undertake'.
Question 139
Unanswered
English Reported Speech Question 18: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
(A)
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
(B)
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
(C)
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
(D)
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Official Scientific Justification: In reported Wh-questions, the word order becomes statement order (subject precedes verb), question auxiliary 'did' is omitted, and past simple shifts to past perfect (had submitted).
Question 140
Unanswered
English Grammar Question 19: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
(A)
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
(B)
will complete
(C)
completes
(D)
had completed
Official Scientific Justification: The time expression 'By the end of next...' indicates an action that will be completed before a specific point in the future, requiring the Future Perfect tense (will have + V3).
Question 141
Unanswered
English Vocabulary Question 19: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
(A)
thorough and exhaustive
(B)
superficial
(C)
temporary
(D)
negligible
Official Scientific Justification: 'Comprehensive' means complete, thorough, including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
Question 142
Unanswered
English Phrasal Verbs Question 19: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
(A)
call off (cancel)
(B)
put off (postpone)
(C)
take off
(D)
look up
Official Scientific Justification: 'Call off' means to cancel an event or operation entirely.
Question 143
Unanswered
English Relative Clauses Question 19: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
(A)
whose
(B)
who
(C)
whom
(D)
which
Official Scientific Justification: 'Whose' is the relative possessive pronoun used to indicate that the design belongs to the civil engineer.
Question 144
Unanswered
English Modal Verbs Question 19: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
(A)
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
(B)
can't have rained
(C)
might rain
(D)
should have rained
Official Scientific Justification: 'Must have + past participle' expresses a strong, almost certain logical conclusion about an event that occurred in the past based on clear present evidence.
Question 145
Unanswered
English Collocations Question 19: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
(A)
conduct / carry out
(B)
make
(C)
create
(D)
construct
Official Scientific Justification: In academic English, 'research' strictly collocates with verbs such as 'conduct', 'carry out', or 'undertake'.
Question 146
Unanswered
English Reported Speech Question 19: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
(A)
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
(B)
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
(C)
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
(D)
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Official Scientific Justification: In reported Wh-questions, the word order becomes statement order (subject precedes verb), question auxiliary 'did' is omitted, and past simple shifts to past perfect (had submitted).
Question 147
Unanswered
English Grammar Question 20: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
(A)
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
(B)
will complete
(C)
completes
(D)
had completed
Official Scientific Justification: The time expression 'By the end of next...' indicates an action that will be completed before a specific point in the future, requiring the Future Perfect tense (will have + V3).
Question 148
Unanswered
English Vocabulary Question 20: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
(A)
thorough and exhaustive
(B)
superficial
(C)
temporary
(D)
negligible
Official Scientific Justification: 'Comprehensive' means complete, thorough, including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
Question 149
Unanswered
English Phrasal Verbs Question 20: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
(A)
call off (cancel)
(B)
put off (postpone)
(C)
take off
(D)
look up
Official Scientific Justification: 'Call off' means to cancel an event or operation entirely.
Question 150
Unanswered
English Relative Clauses Question 20: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
(A)
whose
(B)
who
(C)
whom
(D)
which
Official Scientific Justification: 'Whose' is the relative possessive pronoun used to indicate that the design belongs to the civil engineer.
Question 151
Unanswered
English Modal Verbs Question 20: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
(A)
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
(B)
can't have rained
(C)
might rain
(D)
should have rained
Official Scientific Justification: 'Must have + past participle' expresses a strong, almost certain logical conclusion about an event that occurred in the past based on clear present evidence.
Question 152
Unanswered
English Collocations Question 20: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
(A)
conduct / carry out
(B)
make
(C)
create
(D)
construct
Official Scientific Justification: In academic English, 'research' strictly collocates with verbs such as 'conduct', 'carry out', or 'undertake'.
Question 153
Unanswered
English Reported Speech Question 20: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
(A)
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
(B)
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
(C)
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
(D)
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Official Scientific Justification: In reported Wh-questions, the word order becomes statement order (subject precedes verb), question auxiliary 'did' is omitted, and past simple shifts to past perfect (had submitted).
Question 154
Unanswered
English Grammar Question 21: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
(A)
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
(B)
will complete
(C)
completes
(D)
had completed
Official Scientific Justification: The time expression 'By the end of next...' indicates an action that will be completed before a specific point in the future, requiring the Future Perfect tense (will have + V3).
Question 155
Unanswered
English Vocabulary Question 21: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
(A)
thorough and exhaustive
(B)
superficial
(C)
temporary
(D)
negligible
Official Scientific Justification: 'Comprehensive' means complete, thorough, including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
Question 156
Unanswered
English Phrasal Verbs Question 21: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
(A)
call off (cancel)
(B)
put off (postpone)
(C)
take off
(D)
look up
Official Scientific Justification: 'Call off' means to cancel an event or operation entirely.
Question 157
Unanswered
English Relative Clauses Question 21: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
(A)
whose
(B)
who
(C)
whom
(D)
which
Official Scientific Justification: 'Whose' is the relative possessive pronoun used to indicate that the design belongs to the civil engineer.
Question 158
Unanswered
English Modal Verbs Question 21: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
(A)
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
(B)
can't have rained
(C)
might rain
(D)
should have rained
Official Scientific Justification: 'Must have + past participle' expresses a strong, almost certain logical conclusion about an event that occurred in the past based on clear present evidence.
Question 159
Unanswered
English Collocations Question 21: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
(A)
conduct / carry out
(B)
make
(C)
create
(D)
construct
Official Scientific Justification: In academic English, 'research' strictly collocates with verbs such as 'conduct', 'carry out', or 'undertake'.
Question 160
Unanswered
English Reported Speech Question 21: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
(A)
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
(B)
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
(C)
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
(D)
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Official Scientific Justification: In reported Wh-questions, the word order becomes statement order (subject precedes verb), question auxiliary 'did' is omitted, and past simple shifts to past perfect (had submitted).
Question 161
Unanswered
English Grammar Question 22: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
(A)
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
(B)
will complete
(C)
completes
(D)
had completed
Official Scientific Justification: The time expression 'By the end of next...' indicates an action that will be completed before a specific point in the future, requiring the Future Perfect tense (will have + V3).
Question 162
Unanswered
English Vocabulary Question 22: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
(A)
thorough and exhaustive
(B)
superficial
(C)
temporary
(D)
negligible
Official Scientific Justification: 'Comprehensive' means complete, thorough, including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
Question 163
Unanswered
English Phrasal Verbs Question 22: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
(A)
call off (cancel)
(B)
put off (postpone)
(C)
take off
(D)
look up
Official Scientific Justification: 'Call off' means to cancel an event or operation entirely.
Question 164
Unanswered
English Relative Clauses Question 22: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
(A)
whose
(B)
who
(C)
whom
(D)
which
Official Scientific Justification: 'Whose' is the relative possessive pronoun used to indicate that the design belongs to the civil engineer.
Question 165
Unanswered
English Modal Verbs Question 22: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
(A)
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
(B)
can't have rained
(C)
might rain
(D)
should have rained
Official Scientific Justification: 'Must have + past participle' expresses a strong, almost certain logical conclusion about an event that occurred in the past based on clear present evidence.
Question 166
Unanswered
English Collocations Question 22: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
(A)
conduct / carry out
(B)
make
(C)
create
(D)
construct
Official Scientific Justification: In academic English, 'research' strictly collocates with verbs such as 'conduct', 'carry out', or 'undertake'.
Question 167
Unanswered
English Reported Speech Question 22: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
(A)
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
(B)
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
(C)
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
(D)
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Official Scientific Justification: In reported Wh-questions, the word order becomes statement order (subject precedes verb), question auxiliary 'did' is omitted, and past simple shifts to past perfect (had submitted).
Question 168
Unanswered
English Grammar Question 23: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
(A)
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
(B)
will complete
(C)
completes
(D)
had completed
Official Scientific Justification: The time expression 'By the end of next...' indicates an action that will be completed before a specific point in the future, requiring the Future Perfect tense (will have + V3).
Question 169
Unanswered
English Vocabulary Question 23: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
(A)
thorough and exhaustive
(B)
superficial
(C)
temporary
(D)
negligible
Official Scientific Justification: 'Comprehensive' means complete, thorough, including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
Question 170
Unanswered
English Phrasal Verbs Question 23: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
(A)
call off (cancel)
(B)
put off (postpone)
(C)
take off
(D)
look up
Official Scientific Justification: 'Call off' means to cancel an event or operation entirely.
Question 171
Unanswered
English Relative Clauses Question 23: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
(A)
whose
(B)
who
(C)
whom
(D)
which
Official Scientific Justification: 'Whose' is the relative possessive pronoun used to indicate that the design belongs to the civil engineer.
Question 172
Unanswered
English Modal Verbs Question 23: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
(A)
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
(B)
can't have rained
(C)
might rain
(D)
should have rained
Official Scientific Justification: 'Must have + past participle' expresses a strong, almost certain logical conclusion about an event that occurred in the past based on clear present evidence.
Question 173
Unanswered
English Collocations Question 23: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
(A)
conduct / carry out
(B)
make
(C)
create
(D)
construct
Official Scientific Justification: In academic English, 'research' strictly collocates with verbs such as 'conduct', 'carry out', or 'undertake'.
Question 174
Unanswered
English Reported Speech Question 23: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
(A)
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
(B)
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
(C)
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
(D)
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Official Scientific Justification: In reported Wh-questions, the word order becomes statement order (subject precedes verb), question auxiliary 'did' is omitted, and past simple shifts to past perfect (had submitted).
Question 175
Unanswered
English Grammar Question 24: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
(A)
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
(B)
will complete
(C)
completes
(D)
had completed
Official Scientific Justification: The time expression 'By the end of next...' indicates an action that will be completed before a specific point in the future, requiring the Future Perfect tense (will have + V3).
Question 176
Unanswered
English Vocabulary Question 24: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
(A)
thorough and exhaustive
(B)
superficial
(C)
temporary
(D)
negligible
Official Scientific Justification: 'Comprehensive' means complete, thorough, including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
Question 177
Unanswered
English Phrasal Verbs Question 24: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
(A)
call off (cancel)
(B)
put off (postpone)
(C)
take off
(D)
look up
Official Scientific Justification: 'Call off' means to cancel an event or operation entirely.
Question 178
Unanswered
English Relative Clauses Question 24: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
(A)
whose
(B)
who
(C)
whom
(D)
which
Official Scientific Justification: 'Whose' is the relative possessive pronoun used to indicate that the design belongs to the civil engineer.
Question 179
Unanswered
English Modal Verbs Question 24: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
(A)
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
(B)
can't have rained
(C)
might rain
(D)
should have rained
Official Scientific Justification: 'Must have + past participle' expresses a strong, almost certain logical conclusion about an event that occurred in the past based on clear present evidence.
Question 180
Unanswered
English Collocations Question 24: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
(A)
conduct / carry out
(B)
make
(C)
create
(D)
construct
Official Scientific Justification: In academic English, 'research' strictly collocates with verbs such as 'conduct', 'carry out', or 'undertake'.
Question 181
Unanswered
English Reported Speech Question 24: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
(A)
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
(B)
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
(C)
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
(D)
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Official Scientific Justification: In reported Wh-questions, the word order becomes statement order (subject precedes verb), question auxiliary 'did' is omitted, and past simple shifts to past perfect (had submitted).
Question 182
Unanswered
English Grammar Question 25: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
(A)
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
(B)
will complete
(C)
completes
(D)
had completed
Official Scientific Justification: The time expression 'By the end of next...' indicates an action that will be completed before a specific point in the future, requiring the Future Perfect tense (will have + V3).
Question 183
Unanswered
English Vocabulary Question 25: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
(A)
thorough and exhaustive
(B)
superficial
(C)
temporary
(D)
negligible
Official Scientific Justification: 'Comprehensive' means complete, thorough, including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
Question 184
Unanswered
English Phrasal Verbs Question 25: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
(A)
call off (cancel)
(B)
put off (postpone)
(C)
take off
(D)
look up
Official Scientific Justification: 'Call off' means to cancel an event or operation entirely.
Question 185
Unanswered
English Relative Clauses Question 25: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
(A)
whose
(B)
who
(C)
whom
(D)
which
Official Scientific Justification: 'Whose' is the relative possessive pronoun used to indicate that the design belongs to the civil engineer.
Question 186
Unanswered
English Modal Verbs Question 25: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
(A)
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
(B)
can't have rained
(C)
might rain
(D)
should have rained
Official Scientific Justification: 'Must have + past participle' expresses a strong, almost certain logical conclusion about an event that occurred in the past based on clear present evidence.
Question 187
Unanswered
English Collocations Question 25: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
(A)
conduct / carry out
(B)
make
(C)
create
(D)
construct
Official Scientific Justification: In academic English, 'research' strictly collocates with verbs such as 'conduct', 'carry out', or 'undertake'.
Question 188
Unanswered
English Reported Speech Question 25: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
(A)
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
(B)
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
(C)
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
(D)
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Official Scientific Justification: In reported Wh-questions, the word order becomes statement order (subject precedes verb), question auxiliary 'did' is omitted, and past simple shifts to past perfect (had submitted).
Question 189
Unanswered
English Grammar Question 26: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
(A)
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
(B)
will complete
(C)
completes
(D)
had completed
Official Scientific Justification: The time expression 'By the end of next...' indicates an action that will be completed before a specific point in the future, requiring the Future Perfect tense (will have + V3).
Question 190
Unanswered
English Vocabulary Question 26: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
(A)
thorough and exhaustive
(B)
superficial
(C)
temporary
(D)
negligible
Official Scientific Justification: 'Comprehensive' means complete, thorough, including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
Question 191
Unanswered
English Phrasal Verbs Question 26: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
(A)
call off (cancel)
(B)
put off (postpone)
(C)
take off
(D)
look up
Official Scientific Justification: 'Call off' means to cancel an event or operation entirely.
Question 192
Unanswered
English Relative Clauses Question 26: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
(A)
whose
(B)
who
(C)
whom
(D)
which
Official Scientific Justification: 'Whose' is the relative possessive pronoun used to indicate that the design belongs to the civil engineer.
Question 193
Unanswered
English Modal Verbs Question 26: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
(A)
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
(B)
can't have rained
(C)
might rain
(D)
should have rained
Official Scientific Justification: 'Must have + past participle' expresses a strong, almost certain logical conclusion about an event that occurred in the past based on clear present evidence.
Question 194
Unanswered
English Collocations Question 26: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
(A)
conduct / carry out
(B)
make
(C)
create
(D)
construct
Official Scientific Justification: In academic English, 'research' strictly collocates with verbs such as 'conduct', 'carry out', or 'undertake'.
Question 195
Unanswered
English Reported Speech Question 26: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
(A)
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
(B)
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
(C)
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
(D)
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Official Scientific Justification: In reported Wh-questions, the word order becomes statement order (subject precedes verb), question auxiliary 'did' is omitted, and past simple shifts to past perfect (had submitted).
Question 196
Unanswered
English Grammar Question 27: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
(A)
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
(B)
will complete
(C)
completes
(D)
had completed
Official Scientific Justification: The time expression 'By the end of next...' indicates an action that will be completed before a specific point in the future, requiring the Future Perfect tense (will have + V3).
Question 197
Unanswered
English Vocabulary Question 27: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
(A)
thorough and exhaustive
(B)
superficial
(C)
temporary
(D)
negligible
Official Scientific Justification: 'Comprehensive' means complete, thorough, including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
Question 198
Unanswered
English Phrasal Verbs Question 27: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
(A)
call off (cancel)
(B)
put off (postpone)
(C)
take off
(D)
look up
Official Scientific Justification: 'Call off' means to cancel an event or operation entirely.
Question 199
Unanswered
English Relative Clauses Question 27: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
(A)
whose
(B)
who
(C)
whom
(D)
which
Official Scientific Justification: 'Whose' is the relative possessive pronoun used to indicate that the design belongs to the civil engineer.
Question 200
Unanswered
English Modal Verbs Question 27: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
(A)
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
(B)
can't have rained
(C)
might rain
(D)
should have rained
Official Scientific Justification: 'Must have + past participle' expresses a strong, almost certain logical conclusion about an event that occurred in the past based on clear present evidence.
Question 201
Unanswered
English Collocations Question 27: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
(A)
conduct / carry out
(B)
make
(C)
create
(D)
construct
Official Scientific Justification: In academic English, 'research' strictly collocates with verbs such as 'conduct', 'carry out', or 'undertake'.
Question 202
Unanswered
English Reported Speech Question 27: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
(A)
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
(B)
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
(C)
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
(D)
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Official Scientific Justification: In reported Wh-questions, the word order becomes statement order (subject precedes verb), question auxiliary 'did' is omitted, and past simple shifts to past perfect (had submitted).
Question 203
Unanswered
English Grammar Question 28: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
(A)
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
(B)
will complete
(C)
completes
(D)
had completed
Official Scientific Justification: The time expression 'By the end of next...' indicates an action that will be completed before a specific point in the future, requiring the Future Perfect tense (will have + V3).
Question 204
Unanswered
English Vocabulary Question 28: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
(A)
thorough and exhaustive
(B)
superficial
(C)
temporary
(D)
negligible
Official Scientific Justification: 'Comprehensive' means complete, thorough, including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
Question 205
Unanswered
English Phrasal Verbs Question 28: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
(A)
call off (cancel)
(B)
put off (postpone)
(C)
take off
(D)
look up
Official Scientific Justification: 'Call off' means to cancel an event or operation entirely.
Question 206
Unanswered
English Relative Clauses Question 28: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
(A)
whose
(B)
who
(C)
whom
(D)
which
Official Scientific Justification: 'Whose' is the relative possessive pronoun used to indicate that the design belongs to the civil engineer.
Question 207
Unanswered
English Modal Verbs Question 28: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
(A)
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
(B)
can't have rained
(C)
might rain
(D)
should have rained
Official Scientific Justification: 'Must have + past participle' expresses a strong, almost certain logical conclusion about an event that occurred in the past based on clear present evidence.
Question 208
Unanswered
English Collocations Question 28: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
(A)
conduct / carry out
(B)
make
(C)
create
(D)
construct
Official Scientific Justification: In academic English, 'research' strictly collocates with verbs such as 'conduct', 'carry out', or 'undertake'.
Question 209
Unanswered
English Reported Speech Question 28: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
(A)
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
(B)
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
(C)
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
(D)
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Official Scientific Justification: In reported Wh-questions, the word order becomes statement order (subject precedes verb), question auxiliary 'did' is omitted, and past simple shifts to past perfect (had submitted).
Question 210
Unanswered
English Grammar Question 29: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
(A)
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
(B)
will complete
(C)
completes
(D)
had completed
Official Scientific Justification: The time expression 'By the end of next...' indicates an action that will be completed before a specific point in the future, requiring the Future Perfect tense (will have + V3).
Question 211
Unanswered
English Vocabulary Question 29: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
(A)
thorough and exhaustive
(B)
superficial
(C)
temporary
(D)
negligible
Official Scientific Justification: 'Comprehensive' means complete, thorough, including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
Question 212
Unanswered
English Phrasal Verbs Question 29: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
(A)
call off (cancel)
(B)
put off (postpone)
(C)
take off
(D)
look up
Official Scientific Justification: 'Call off' means to cancel an event or operation entirely.
Question 213
Unanswered
English Relative Clauses Question 29: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
(A)
whose
(B)
who
(C)
whom
(D)
which
Official Scientific Justification: 'Whose' is the relative possessive pronoun used to indicate that the design belongs to the civil engineer.
Question 214
Unanswered
English Modal Verbs Question 29: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
(A)
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
(B)
can't have rained
(C)
might rain
(D)
should have rained
Official Scientific Justification: 'Must have + past participle' expresses a strong, almost certain logical conclusion about an event that occurred in the past based on clear present evidence.
Question 215
Unanswered
English Collocations Question 29: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
(A)
conduct / carry out
(B)
make
(C)
create
(D)
construct
Official Scientific Justification: In academic English, 'research' strictly collocates with verbs such as 'conduct', 'carry out', or 'undertake'.
Question 216
Unanswered
English Reported Speech Question 29: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
(A)
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
(B)
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
(C)
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
(D)
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Official Scientific Justification: In reported Wh-questions, the word order becomes statement order (subject precedes verb), question auxiliary 'did' is omitted, and past simple shifts to past perfect (had submitted).
Question 217
Unanswered
English Grammar Question 30: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
(A)
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
(B)
will complete
(C)
completes
(D)
had completed
Official Scientific Justification: The time expression 'By the end of next...' indicates an action that will be completed before a specific point in the future, requiring the Future Perfect tense (will have + V3).
Question 218
Unanswered
English Vocabulary Question 30: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
(A)
thorough and exhaustive
(B)
superficial
(C)
temporary
(D)
negligible
Official Scientific Justification: 'Comprehensive' means complete, thorough, including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
Question 219
Unanswered
English Phrasal Verbs Question 30: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
(A)
call off (cancel)
(B)
put off (postpone)
(C)
take off
(D)
look up
Official Scientific Justification: 'Call off' means to cancel an event or operation entirely.
Question 220
Unanswered
English Relative Clauses Question 30: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
(A)
whose
(B)
who
(C)
whom
(D)
which
Official Scientific Justification: 'Whose' is the relative possessive pronoun used to indicate that the design belongs to the civil engineer.
Question 221
Unanswered
English Modal Verbs Question 30: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
(A)
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
(B)
can't have rained
(C)
might rain
(D)
should have rained
Official Scientific Justification: 'Must have + past participle' expresses a strong, almost certain logical conclusion about an event that occurred in the past based on clear present evidence.
Question 222
Unanswered
English Collocations Question 30: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
(A)
conduct / carry out
(B)
make
(C)
create
(D)
construct
Official Scientific Justification: In academic English, 'research' strictly collocates with verbs such as 'conduct', 'carry out', or 'undertake'.
Question 223
Unanswered
English Reported Speech Question 30: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
(A)
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
(B)
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
(C)
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
(D)
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Official Scientific Justification: In reported Wh-questions, the word order becomes statement order (subject precedes verb), question auxiliary 'did' is omitted, and past simple shifts to past perfect (had submitted).
Question 224
Unanswered
English Grammar Question 31: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
(A)
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
(B)
will complete
(C)
completes
(D)
had completed
Official Scientific Justification: The time expression 'By the end of next...' indicates an action that will be completed before a specific point in the future, requiring the Future Perfect tense (will have + V3).
Question 225
Unanswered
English Vocabulary Question 31: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
(A)
thorough and exhaustive
(B)
superficial
(C)
temporary
(D)
negligible
Official Scientific Justification: 'Comprehensive' means complete, thorough, including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
Question 226
Unanswered
English Phrasal Verbs Question 31: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
(A)
call off (cancel)
(B)
put off (postpone)
(C)
take off
(D)
look up
Official Scientific Justification: 'Call off' means to cancel an event or operation entirely.
Question 227
Unanswered
English Relative Clauses Question 31: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
(A)
whose
(B)
who
(C)
whom
(D)
which
Official Scientific Justification: 'Whose' is the relative possessive pronoun used to indicate that the design belongs to the civil engineer.
Question 228
Unanswered
English Modal Verbs Question 31: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
(A)
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
(B)
can't have rained
(C)
might rain
(D)
should have rained
Official Scientific Justification: 'Must have + past participle' expresses a strong, almost certain logical conclusion about an event that occurred in the past based on clear present evidence.
Question 229
Unanswered
English Collocations Question 31: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
(A)
conduct / carry out
(B)
make
(C)
create
(D)
construct
Official Scientific Justification: In academic English, 'research' strictly collocates with verbs such as 'conduct', 'carry out', or 'undertake'.
Question 230
Unanswered
English Reported Speech Question 31: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
(A)
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
(B)
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
(C)
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
(D)
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Official Scientific Justification: In reported Wh-questions, the word order becomes statement order (subject precedes verb), question auxiliary 'did' is omitted, and past simple shifts to past perfect (had submitted).
Question 231
Unanswered
English Grammar Question 32: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
(A)
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
(B)
will complete
(C)
completes
(D)
had completed
Official Scientific Justification: The time expression 'By the end of next...' indicates an action that will be completed before a specific point in the future, requiring the Future Perfect tense (will have + V3).
Question 232
Unanswered
English Vocabulary Question 32: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
(A)
thorough and exhaustive
(B)
superficial
(C)
temporary
(D)
negligible
Official Scientific Justification: 'Comprehensive' means complete, thorough, including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
Question 233
Unanswered
English Phrasal Verbs Question 32: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
(A)
call off (cancel)
(B)
put off (postpone)
(C)
take off
(D)
look up
Official Scientific Justification: 'Call off' means to cancel an event or operation entirely.
Question 234
Unanswered
English Relative Clauses Question 32: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
(A)
whose
(B)
who
(C)
whom
(D)
which
Official Scientific Justification: 'Whose' is the relative possessive pronoun used to indicate that the design belongs to the civil engineer.
Question 235
Unanswered
English Modal Verbs Question 32: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
(A)
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
(B)
can't have rained
(C)
might rain
(D)
should have rained
Official Scientific Justification: 'Must have + past participle' expresses a strong, almost certain logical conclusion about an event that occurred in the past based on clear present evidence.
Question 236
Unanswered
English Collocations Question 32: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
(A)
conduct / carry out
(B)
make
(C)
create
(D)
construct
Official Scientific Justification: In academic English, 'research' strictly collocates with verbs such as 'conduct', 'carry out', or 'undertake'.
Question 237
Unanswered
English Reported Speech Question 32: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
(A)
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
(B)
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
(C)
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
(D)
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Official Scientific Justification: In reported Wh-questions, the word order becomes statement order (subject precedes verb), question auxiliary 'did' is omitted, and past simple shifts to past perfect (had submitted).
Question 238
Unanswered
English Grammar Question 33: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
(A)
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
(B)
will complete
(C)
completes
(D)
had completed
Official Scientific Justification: The time expression 'By the end of next...' indicates an action that will be completed before a specific point in the future, requiring the Future Perfect tense (will have + V3).
Question 239
Unanswered
English Vocabulary Question 33: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
(A)
thorough and exhaustive
(B)
superficial
(C)
temporary
(D)
negligible
Official Scientific Justification: 'Comprehensive' means complete, thorough, including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
Question 240
Unanswered
English Phrasal Verbs Question 33: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
(A)
call off (cancel)
(B)
put off (postpone)
(C)
take off
(D)
look up
Official Scientific Justification: 'Call off' means to cancel an event or operation entirely.
Question 241
Unanswered
English Relative Clauses Question 33: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
(A)
whose
(B)
who
(C)
whom
(D)
which
Official Scientific Justification: 'Whose' is the relative possessive pronoun used to indicate that the design belongs to the civil engineer.
Question 242
Unanswered
English Modal Verbs Question 33: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
(A)
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
(B)
can't have rained
(C)
might rain
(D)
should have rained
Official Scientific Justification: 'Must have + past participle' expresses a strong, almost certain logical conclusion about an event that occurred in the past based on clear present evidence.
Question 243
Unanswered
English Collocations Question 33: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
(A)
conduct / carry out
(B)
make
(C)
create
(D)
construct
Official Scientific Justification: In academic English, 'research' strictly collocates with verbs such as 'conduct', 'carry out', or 'undertake'.
Question 244
Unanswered
English Reported Speech Question 33: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
(A)
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
(B)
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
(C)
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
(D)
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Official Scientific Justification: In reported Wh-questions, the word order becomes statement order (subject precedes verb), question auxiliary 'did' is omitted, and past simple shifts to past perfect (had submitted).
Question 245
Unanswered
English Grammar Question 34: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
(A)
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
(B)
will complete
(C)
completes
(D)
had completed
Official Scientific Justification: The time expression 'By the end of next...' indicates an action that will be completed before a specific point in the future, requiring the Future Perfect tense (will have + V3).
Question 246
Unanswered
English Vocabulary Question 34: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
(A)
thorough and exhaustive
(B)
superficial
(C)
temporary
(D)
negligible
Official Scientific Justification: 'Comprehensive' means complete, thorough, including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
Question 247
Unanswered
English Phrasal Verbs Question 34: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
(A)
call off (cancel)
(B)
put off (postpone)
(C)
take off
(D)
look up
Official Scientific Justification: 'Call off' means to cancel an event or operation entirely.
Question 248
Unanswered
English Relative Clauses Question 34: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
(A)
whose
(B)
who
(C)
whom
(D)
which
Official Scientific Justification: 'Whose' is the relative possessive pronoun used to indicate that the design belongs to the civil engineer.
Question 249
Unanswered
English Modal Verbs Question 34: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
(A)
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
(B)
can't have rained
(C)
might rain
(D)
should have rained
Official Scientific Justification: 'Must have + past participle' expresses a strong, almost certain logical conclusion about an event that occurred in the past based on clear present evidence.
Question 250
Unanswered
English Collocations Question 34: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
(A)
conduct / carry out
(B)
make
(C)
create
(D)
construct
Official Scientific Justification: In academic English, 'research' strictly collocates with verbs such as 'conduct', 'carry out', or 'undertake'.
Question 251
Unanswered
English Reported Speech Question 34: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
(A)
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
(B)
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
(C)
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
(D)
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Official Scientific Justification: In reported Wh-questions, the word order becomes statement order (subject precedes verb), question auxiliary 'did' is omitted, and past simple shifts to past perfect (had submitted).
Question 252
Unanswered
English Grammar Question 35: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
(A)
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
(B)
will complete
(C)
completes
(D)
had completed
Official Scientific Justification: The time expression 'By the end of next...' indicates an action that will be completed before a specific point in the future, requiring the Future Perfect tense (will have + V3).
Question 253
Unanswered
English Vocabulary Question 35: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
(A)
thorough and exhaustive
(B)
superficial
(C)
temporary
(D)
negligible
Official Scientific Justification: 'Comprehensive' means complete, thorough, including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
Question 254
Unanswered
English Phrasal Verbs Question 35: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
(A)
call off (cancel)
(B)
put off (postpone)
(C)
take off
(D)
look up
Official Scientific Justification: 'Call off' means to cancel an event or operation entirely.
Question 255
Unanswered
English Relative Clauses Question 35: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
(A)
whose
(B)
who
(C)
whom
(D)
which
Official Scientific Justification: 'Whose' is the relative possessive pronoun used to indicate that the design belongs to the civil engineer.
Question 256
Unanswered
English Modal Verbs Question 35: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
(A)
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
(B)
can't have rained
(C)
might rain
(D)
should have rained
Official Scientific Justification: 'Must have + past participle' expresses a strong, almost certain logical conclusion about an event that occurred in the past based on clear present evidence.
Question 257
Unanswered
English Collocations Question 35: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
(A)
conduct / carry out
(B)
make
(C)
create
(D)
construct
Official Scientific Justification: In academic English, 'research' strictly collocates with verbs such as 'conduct', 'carry out', or 'undertake'.
Question 258
Unanswered
English Reported Speech Question 35: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
(A)
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
(B)
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
(C)
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
(D)
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Official Scientific Justification: In reported Wh-questions, the word order becomes statement order (subject precedes verb), question auxiliary 'did' is omitted, and past simple shifts to past perfect (had submitted).
Question 259
Unanswered
English Grammar Question 36: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
(A)
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
(B)
will complete
(C)
completes
(D)
had completed
Official Scientific Justification: The time expression 'By the end of next...' indicates an action that will be completed before a specific point in the future, requiring the Future Perfect tense (will have + V3).
Question 260
Unanswered
English Vocabulary Question 36: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
(A)
thorough and exhaustive
(B)
superficial
(C)
temporary
(D)
negligible
Official Scientific Justification: 'Comprehensive' means complete, thorough, including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
Question 261
Unanswered
English Phrasal Verbs Question 36: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
(A)
call off (cancel)
(B)
put off (postpone)
(C)
take off
(D)
look up
Official Scientific Justification: 'Call off' means to cancel an event or operation entirely.
Question 262
Unanswered
English Relative Clauses Question 36: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
(A)
whose
(B)
who
(C)
whom
(D)
which
Official Scientific Justification: 'Whose' is the relative possessive pronoun used to indicate that the design belongs to the civil engineer.
Question 263
Unanswered
English Modal Verbs Question 36: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
(A)
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
(B)
can't have rained
(C)
might rain
(D)
should have rained
Official Scientific Justification: 'Must have + past participle' expresses a strong, almost certain logical conclusion about an event that occurred in the past based on clear present evidence.
Question 264
Unanswered
English Collocations Question 36: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
(A)
conduct / carry out
(B)
make
(C)
create
(D)
construct
Official Scientific Justification: In academic English, 'research' strictly collocates with verbs such as 'conduct', 'carry out', or 'undertake'.
Question 265
Unanswered
English Reported Speech Question 36: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
(A)
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
(B)
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
(C)
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
(D)
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Official Scientific Justification: In reported Wh-questions, the word order becomes statement order (subject precedes verb), question auxiliary 'did' is omitted, and past simple shifts to past perfect (had submitted).
Question 266
Unanswered
English Grammar Question 37: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
(A)
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
(B)
will complete
(C)
completes
(D)
had completed
Official Scientific Justification: The time expression 'By the end of next...' indicates an action that will be completed before a specific point in the future, requiring the Future Perfect tense (will have + V3).
Question 267
Unanswered
English Vocabulary Question 37: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
(A)
thorough and exhaustive
(B)
superficial
(C)
temporary
(D)
negligible
Official Scientific Justification: 'Comprehensive' means complete, thorough, including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
Question 268
Unanswered
English Phrasal Verbs Question 37: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
(A)
call off (cancel)
(B)
put off (postpone)
(C)
take off
(D)
look up
Official Scientific Justification: 'Call off' means to cancel an event or operation entirely.
Question 269
Unanswered
English Relative Clauses Question 37: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
(A)
whose
(B)
who
(C)
whom
(D)
which
Official Scientific Justification: 'Whose' is the relative possessive pronoun used to indicate that the design belongs to the civil engineer.
Question 270
Unanswered
English Modal Verbs Question 37: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
(A)
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
(B)
can't have rained
(C)
might rain
(D)
should have rained
Official Scientific Justification: 'Must have + past participle' expresses a strong, almost certain logical conclusion about an event that occurred in the past based on clear present evidence.
Question 271
Unanswered
English Collocations Question 37: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
(A)
conduct / carry out
(B)
make
(C)
create
(D)
construct
Official Scientific Justification: In academic English, 'research' strictly collocates with verbs such as 'conduct', 'carry out', or 'undertake'.
Question 272
Unanswered
English Reported Speech Question 37: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
(A)
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
(B)
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
(C)
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
(D)
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Official Scientific Justification: In reported Wh-questions, the word order becomes statement order (subject precedes verb), question auxiliary 'did' is omitted, and past simple shifts to past perfect (had submitted).
Question 273
Unanswered
English Grammar Question 38: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
(A)
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
(B)
will complete
(C)
completes
(D)
had completed
Official Scientific Justification: The time expression 'By the end of next...' indicates an action that will be completed before a specific point in the future, requiring the Future Perfect tense (will have + V3).
Question 274
Unanswered
English Vocabulary Question 38: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
(A)
thorough and exhaustive
(B)
superficial
(C)
temporary
(D)
negligible
Official Scientific Justification: 'Comprehensive' means complete, thorough, including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
Question 275
Unanswered
English Phrasal Verbs Question 38: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
(A)
call off (cancel)
(B)
put off (postpone)
(C)
take off
(D)
look up
Official Scientific Justification: 'Call off' means to cancel an event or operation entirely.
Question 276
Unanswered
English Relative Clauses Question 38: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
(A)
whose
(B)
who
(C)
whom
(D)
which
Official Scientific Justification: 'Whose' is the relative possessive pronoun used to indicate that the design belongs to the civil engineer.
Question 277
Unanswered
English Modal Verbs Question 38: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
(A)
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
(B)
can't have rained
(C)
might rain
(D)
should have rained
Official Scientific Justification: 'Must have + past participle' expresses a strong, almost certain logical conclusion about an event that occurred in the past based on clear present evidence.
Question 278
Unanswered
English Collocations Question 38: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
(A)
conduct / carry out
(B)
make
(C)
create
(D)
construct
Official Scientific Justification: In academic English, 'research' strictly collocates with verbs such as 'conduct', 'carry out', or 'undertake'.
Question 279
Unanswered
English Reported Speech Question 38: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
(A)
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
(B)
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
(C)
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
(D)
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Official Scientific Justification: In reported Wh-questions, the word order becomes statement order (subject precedes verb), question auxiliary 'did' is omitted, and past simple shifts to past perfect (had submitted).
Question 280
Unanswered
English Grammar Question 39: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
(A)
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
(B)
will complete
(C)
completes
(D)
had completed
Official Scientific Justification: The time expression 'By the end of next...' indicates an action that will be completed before a specific point in the future, requiring the Future Perfect tense (will have + V3).
Question 281
Unanswered
English Vocabulary Question 39: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
(A)
thorough and exhaustive
(B)
superficial
(C)
temporary
(D)
negligible
Official Scientific Justification: 'Comprehensive' means complete, thorough, including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
Question 282
Unanswered
English Phrasal Verbs Question 39: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
(A)
call off (cancel)
(B)
put off (postpone)
(C)
take off
(D)
look up
Official Scientific Justification: 'Call off' means to cancel an event or operation entirely.
Question 283
Unanswered
English Relative Clauses Question 39: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
(A)
whose
(B)
who
(C)
whom
(D)
which
Official Scientific Justification: 'Whose' is the relative possessive pronoun used to indicate that the design belongs to the civil engineer.
Question 284
Unanswered
English Modal Verbs Question 39: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
(A)
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
(B)
can't have rained
(C)
might rain
(D)
should have rained
Official Scientific Justification: 'Must have + past participle' expresses a strong, almost certain logical conclusion about an event that occurred in the past based on clear present evidence.
Question 285
Unanswered
English Collocations Question 39: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
(A)
conduct / carry out
(B)
make
(C)
create
(D)
construct
Official Scientific Justification: In academic English, 'research' strictly collocates with verbs such as 'conduct', 'carry out', or 'undertake'.
Question 286
Unanswered
English Reported Speech Question 39: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
(A)
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
(B)
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
(C)
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
(D)
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Official Scientific Justification: In reported Wh-questions, the word order becomes statement order (subject precedes verb), question auxiliary 'did' is omitted, and past simple shifts to past perfect (had submitted).
Question 287
Unanswered
English Grammar Question 40: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
(A)
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
(B)
will complete
(C)
completes
(D)
had completed
Official Scientific Justification: The time expression 'By the end of next...' indicates an action that will be completed before a specific point in the future, requiring the Future Perfect tense (will have + V3).
Question 288
Unanswered
English Vocabulary Question 40: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
(A)
thorough and exhaustive
(B)
superficial
(C)
temporary
(D)
negligible
Official Scientific Justification: 'Comprehensive' means complete, thorough, including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
Question 289
Unanswered
English Phrasal Verbs Question 40: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
(A)
call off (cancel)
(B)
put off (postpone)
(C)
take off
(D)
look up
Official Scientific Justification: 'Call off' means to cancel an event or operation entirely.
Question 290
Unanswered
English Relative Clauses Question 40: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
(A)
whose
(B)
who
(C)
whom
(D)
which
Official Scientific Justification: 'Whose' is the relative possessive pronoun used to indicate that the design belongs to the civil engineer.
Question 291
Unanswered
English Modal Verbs Question 40: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
(A)
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
(B)
can't have rained
(C)
might rain
(D)
should have rained
Official Scientific Justification: 'Must have + past participle' expresses a strong, almost certain logical conclusion about an event that occurred in the past based on clear present evidence.
Question 292
Unanswered
English Collocations Question 40: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
(A)
conduct / carry out
(B)
make
(C)
create
(D)
construct
Official Scientific Justification: In academic English, 'research' strictly collocates with verbs such as 'conduct', 'carry out', or 'undertake'.
Question 293
Unanswered
English Reported Speech Question 40: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
(A)
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
(B)
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
(C)
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
(D)
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Official Scientific Justification: In reported Wh-questions, the word order becomes statement order (subject precedes verb), question auxiliary 'did' is omitted, and past simple shifts to past perfect (had submitted).
Question 294
Unanswered
English Grammar Question 41: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
(A)
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
(B)
will complete
(C)
completes
(D)
had completed
Official Scientific Justification: The time expression 'By the end of next...' indicates an action that will be completed before a specific point in the future, requiring the Future Perfect tense (will have + V3).
Question 295
Unanswered
English Vocabulary Question 41: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
(A)
thorough and exhaustive
(B)
superficial
(C)
temporary
(D)
negligible
Official Scientific Justification: 'Comprehensive' means complete, thorough, including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
Question 296
Unanswered
English Phrasal Verbs Question 41: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
(A)
call off (cancel)
(B)
put off (postpone)
(C)
take off
(D)
look up
Official Scientific Justification: 'Call off' means to cancel an event or operation entirely.
Question 297
Unanswered
English Relative Clauses Question 41: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
(A)
whose
(B)
who
(C)
whom
(D)
which
Official Scientific Justification: 'Whose' is the relative possessive pronoun used to indicate that the design belongs to the civil engineer.
Question 298
Unanswered
English Modal Verbs Question 41: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
(A)
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
(B)
can't have rained
(C)
might rain
(D)
should have rained
Official Scientific Justification: 'Must have + past participle' expresses a strong, almost certain logical conclusion about an event that occurred in the past based on clear present evidence.
Question 299
Unanswered
English Collocations Question 41: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
(A)
conduct / carry out
(B)
make
(C)
create
(D)
construct
Official Scientific Justification: In academic English, 'research' strictly collocates with verbs such as 'conduct', 'carry out', or 'undertake'.
Question 300
Unanswered
English Reported Speech Question 41: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
(A)
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
(B)
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
(C)
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
(D)
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Official Scientific Justification: In reported Wh-questions, the word order becomes statement order (subject precedes verb), question auxiliary 'did' is omitted, and past simple shifts to past perfect (had submitted).
Question 301
Unanswered
English Grammar Question 42: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
(A)
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
(B)
will complete
(C)
completes
(D)
had completed
Official Scientific Justification: The time expression 'By the end of next...' indicates an action that will be completed before a specific point in the future, requiring the Future Perfect tense (will have + V3).
Question 302
Unanswered
English Vocabulary Question 42: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
(A)
thorough and exhaustive
(B)
superficial
(C)
temporary
(D)
negligible
Official Scientific Justification: 'Comprehensive' means complete, thorough, including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
Question 303
Unanswered
English Phrasal Verbs Question 42: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
(A)
call off (cancel)
(B)
put off (postpone)
(C)
take off
(D)
look up
Official Scientific Justification: 'Call off' means to cancel an event or operation entirely.
Question 304
Unanswered
English Relative Clauses Question 42: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
(A)
whose
(B)
who
(C)
whom
(D)
which
Official Scientific Justification: 'Whose' is the relative possessive pronoun used to indicate that the design belongs to the civil engineer.
Question 305
Unanswered
English Modal Verbs Question 42: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
(A)
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
(B)
can't have rained
(C)
might rain
(D)
should have rained
Official Scientific Justification: 'Must have + past participle' expresses a strong, almost certain logical conclusion about an event that occurred in the past based on clear present evidence.
Question 306
Unanswered
English Collocations Question 42: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
(A)
conduct / carry out
(B)
make
(C)
create
(D)
construct
Official Scientific Justification: In academic English, 'research' strictly collocates with verbs such as 'conduct', 'carry out', or 'undertake'.
Question 307
Unanswered
English Reported Speech Question 42: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
(A)
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
(B)
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
(C)
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
(D)
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Official Scientific Justification: In reported Wh-questions, the word order becomes statement order (subject precedes verb), question auxiliary 'did' is omitted, and past simple shifts to past perfect (had submitted).
Question 308
Unanswered
English Grammar Question 43: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
(A)
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
(B)
will complete
(C)
completes
(D)
had completed
Official Scientific Justification: The time expression 'By the end of next...' indicates an action that will be completed before a specific point in the future, requiring the Future Perfect tense (will have + V3).
Question 309
Unanswered
English Vocabulary Question 43: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
(A)
thorough and exhaustive
(B)
superficial
(C)
temporary
(D)
negligible
Official Scientific Justification: 'Comprehensive' means complete, thorough, including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
Question 310
Unanswered
English Phrasal Verbs Question 43: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
(A)
call off (cancel)
(B)
put off (postpone)
(C)
take off
(D)
look up
Official Scientific Justification: 'Call off' means to cancel an event or operation entirely.
Question 311
Unanswered
English Relative Clauses Question 43: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
(A)
whose
(B)
who
(C)
whom
(D)
which
Official Scientific Justification: 'Whose' is the relative possessive pronoun used to indicate that the design belongs to the civil engineer.
Question 312
Unanswered
English Modal Verbs Question 43: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
(A)
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
(B)
can't have rained
(C)
might rain
(D)
should have rained
Official Scientific Justification: 'Must have + past participle' expresses a strong, almost certain logical conclusion about an event that occurred in the past based on clear present evidence.
Question 313
Unanswered
English Collocations Question 43: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
(A)
conduct / carry out
(B)
make
(C)
create
(D)
construct
Official Scientific Justification: In academic English, 'research' strictly collocates with verbs such as 'conduct', 'carry out', or 'undertake'.
Question 314
Unanswered
English Reported Speech Question 43: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
(A)
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
(B)
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
(C)
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
(D)
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Official Scientific Justification: In reported Wh-questions, the word order becomes statement order (subject precedes verb), question auxiliary 'did' is omitted, and past simple shifts to past perfect (had submitted).
Question 315
Unanswered
English Grammar Question 44: Choose the correct option: «By the end of next December, the government _____ the expansion of the high-speed electric railway.»
(A)
will have completed (Future Perfect Tense)
(B)
will complete
(C)
completes
(D)
had completed
Official Scientific Justification: The time expression 'By the end of next...' indicates an action that will be completed before a specific point in the future, requiring the Future Perfect tense (will have + V3).
Question 316
Unanswered
English Vocabulary Question 44: Select the appropriate synonym for the underlined word in formal academic writing: «The state adopted a comprehensive strategy to develop renewable energy.»
(A)
thorough and exhaustive
(B)
superficial
(C)
temporary
(D)
negligible
Official Scientific Justification: 'Comprehensive' means complete, thorough, including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
Question 317
Unanswered
English Phrasal Verbs Question 44: Complete the sentence: «Due to the heavy storm, the aviation authority decided to _____ all international flights until tomorrow morning.»
(A)
call off (cancel)
(B)
put off (postpone)
(C)
take off
(D)
look up
Official Scientific Justification: 'Call off' means to cancel an event or operation entirely.
Question 318
Unanswered
English Relative Clauses Question 44: Choose the correct relative pronoun: «The civil engineer _____ design won the national architectural award has been promoted to director.»
(A)
whose
(B)
who
(C)
whom
(D)
which
Official Scientific Justification: 'Whose' is the relative possessive pronoun used to indicate that the design belongs to the civil engineer.
Question 319
Unanswered
English Modal Verbs Question 44: Choose the correct deduction modal: «The streets are completely flooded with water. It _____ heavily during the night.»
(A)
must have rained (strong positive logical deduction in the past)
(B)
can't have rained
(C)
might rain
(D)
should have rained
Official Scientific Justification: 'Must have + past participle' expresses a strong, almost certain logical conclusion about an event that occurred in the past based on clear present evidence.
Question 320
Unanswered
English Collocations Question 44: Select the correct verb that collocates with 'research': «University scholars are expected to _____ rigorous scientific research before publishing.»
(A)
conduct / carry out
(B)
make
(C)
create
(D)
construct
Official Scientific Justification: In academic English, 'research' strictly collocates with verbs such as 'conduct', 'carry out', or 'undertake'.
Question 321
Unanswered
English Reported Speech Question 44: Change into indirect speech: «'Where did you submit your graduation project?' the professor asked Omar.»
(A)
The professor asked Omar where he had submitted his graduation project.
(B)
The professor asked Omar where did he submit his graduation project.
(C)
The professor asked Omar if he submitted his project.
(D)
The professor asked Omar where had he submitted his project.
Official Scientific Justification: In reported Wh-questions, the word order becomes statement order (subject precedes verb), question auxiliary 'did' is omitted, and past simple shifts to past perfect (had submitted).