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Review For English Exam 20 itemsOnline version Review activity for the English exam on Sunday by Arjel Cayabyab 1 The narrator first notices the chair carrier in which location? a Opera Square along Gumhouriyya Street in Cairo b A narrow alley near the Nile riverbank c A busy marketplace in Alexandria d A museum courtyard in the heart of the city 2 Which of the following best describes the physical appearance of the chair? a Small, plain, and made of rough wood b Colossal, covered in leopard skin and silken cushions c Ancient and crumbling, barely held together d Ornately painted with Egyptian hieroglyphics in gold 3 What is the MOST striking thing about how the people of Cairo react to the chair carrier? a They treat the sight as completely normal and unremarkable b They offer to help carry the chair c They stop and stare in complete disbelief d They flee in fear at the sight of the enormous chair 4 What does the chair carrier say when asked how long he has been carrying the chair? a "Since the time of the Pharaohs, I believe." b "A year and then a few thousand years." c "Since my father placed it on my shoulders." d "Long enough to have forgotten my own name." 5 The chair carrier mentions "Uncle Ptah Ra." Who is this figure? a An ancient Egyptian figure who originally ordered him to carry the chair b A government official who assigned the task c The chair carrier's living employer in modern Cairo d A mythological god who guards the chair 6 What is the main argument Wendy Cope makes in "How to Write Poetry"? a Poetry should be kept short and simple b Poets must read widely to develop their craft c Only those with natural talent can become successful poets d Iambic pentameter is the only valid poetic form 7 The elderly man at the book signing tells Cope he does not read poetry. What is Cope's immediate reaction? a She politely thanks him while privately predicting his poems are poor b She argues with him in front of the crowd c She politely thanks him while privately predicting his poems are poor d She refuses to sign his book 8 Cope compares non-reading poets to which of the following? a Amateur painters who never visit galleries and musicians who never listen to music b Students who study without taking notes c Athletes who train but never compete d Cooks who follow recipes but never taste their food 9 In "How to Write Poetry," what does Cope mean by "authenticity of tone"? a Ensuring the poem reflects what the poet genuinely feels, not a performed version of feeling b Writing poems that sound like other great poets c Ensuring the poem reflects what the poet genuinely feels, not a performed version of feeling d Keeping all poems in the first-person point of view 10 Cope warns against the use of "poetic language." What does she mean by this? a Language that follows strict grammatical rules b Complex vocabulary that elevates the poem's status c Artificial, clichéd expressions that insecure writers use instead of finding their own voice d Metaphors and similes, which she finds unnecessary 11 What does the name Spinosaurus aegyptiacus mean? a Spiny lizard from Egypt b Giant lizard of the Sahara c Aquatic predator of the Nile d Spine-backed giant of Africa 12 What initially sparked Nizar Ibrahim's passion for Spinosaurus? a A documentary he watched on television as a teenager b A childhood book about Ernst Stromer's expedition to Egypt c A lecture delivered at his university in Dublin d A fossil he discovered himself in his backyard 13 What happened to the original Spinosaurus bones discovered by Stromer and Markgraf? a They were sold to a private collector in Berlin b They were lost at sea during a transport voyage c They deteriorated in a poorly maintained Egyptian museum d They were destroyed in a World War II British bombing raid on Munich 14 Where did Ibrahim and his team uncover additional Spinosaurus bones? a Along the Nile River delta in northern Egypt b Deep in the Saharan desert near Timbuktu c On the Atlantic coast of southern Morocco d At the Kem Kem escarpment along the Morocco-Algeria border 15 How long is Spinosaurus from nose to tail? a Approximately 8 meters b Around 12 meters c About 15 meters d Over 20 meters 16 The government released a _______ version of the classified report, removing all details that might alarm the public. a sanitized b defiant c archaic d repatriated 17 The rebel's act of _______ against the oppressive law inspired thousands of others to stand up and demand change. a torpor b bravado c defiance d resonance 18 The soldier's loud boasts about his fearlessness were nothing but _______ — everyone who knew him could see his hands were shaking. a bravado b melancholy c coalition d atrocities 19 Several nations formed a _______ to coordinate their response to the growing threat of the pandemic. a retaliation b coalition c defiance d locomotive 20 The summer heat had cast the entire neighborhood into a deep _______ — no one moved, no one spoke, and the streets were completely silent. a resonance b torpor c bravado d novelty

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by Arjel Cayabyab

The narrator first notices the chair carrier in which location?

Which of the following best describes the physical appearance of the chair?

What is the MOST striking thing about how the people of Cairo react to the chair carrier?

What does the chair carrier say when asked how long he has been carrying the chair?

The chair carrier mentions "Uncle Ptah Ra." Who is this figure?

What is the main argument Wendy Cope makes in "How to Write Poetry"?

The elderly man at the book signing tells Cope he does not read poetry. What is Cope's immediate reaction?

Cope compares non-reading poets to which of the following?

In "How to Write Poetry," what does Cope mean by "authenticity of tone"?

Cope warns against the use of "poetic language." What does she mean by this?

What does the name Spinosaurus aegyptiacus mean?

What initially sparked Nizar Ibrahim's passion for Spinosaurus?

What happened to the original Spinosaurus bones discovered by Stromer and Markgraf?

Where did Ibrahim and his team uncover additional Spinosaurus bones?

How long is Spinosaurus from nose to tail?

The government released a _______ version of the classified report, removing all details that might alarm the public.

The rebel's act of _______ against the oppressive law inspired thousands of others to stand up and demand change.

The soldier's loud boasts about his fearlessness were nothing but _______ — everyone who knew him could see his hands were shaking.

Several nations formed a _______ to coordinate their response to the growing threat of the pandemic.

The summer heat had cast the entire neighborhood into a deep _______ — no one moved, no one spoke, and the streets were completely silent.