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|Nabel Pioneer school |End of term Test 1 |2009-2010 |
|Level:8th forms Jasmin+foll |Teacher: Mr. Aissa Imed |
|Duration:60 minutes | |
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I) Reading Comprehension (6 marks)

Comprehension questions
Activity 1:
Match each text with its corresponding title and picture. (1.5 marks)

|Text |picture |Title |Answer |
|1 |A |(a) New York and modern art |1+---+(--) |
|2 |B |(b) London Bridge -USA!! |2+---+(--) |
|3 |C |(c) Shopping in Arizona |3+---+(--) |
| |D |(d) The weather in Iceland | |
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