نمونه سوالات درس دوم زبان انگلیسی پیش دانشگاهی
برای هریک از جملات کلمه مناسب انتخاب کنید
occasion – smile – habit – confidence – raise – directly
1. It is nice to be able to bring a ……………to people’s faces.
2. She has the …………finishing off other people’s sentences.
3. I saw them at the meeting, but it was not suitable …………..for discussing holiday plans.
4. She’s very timid; completely lacking in self- ………………
5. I had to …………….my voice to make myself heard over the noise.
6. Lung cancer is …………….related to smoking.
mood – confident – concentrated – respect – humor – boring
1. Most of the country’s population is …………..in the north.
2. He’s got a great sense of ……….. He is very able to amuse people.
3. I’m ………….of his skills as a manager.
4. The meeting was cancelled because of the boss’s bad ………..
5. I have great ………..for his ideas, although I don’t agree with them.
6. It’s …………..to sit on the plane with nothing to read.
balance – relationship – breath – emphasis – mood – distracted – nervousness
1. She took a deep ………..and continued her speech after a while.
2. He tried to keep his …………as he was walking on one food.
3. Her…………….suddenly changed after reading the end of the story.
4. The noise outside ……………me from my work.
5. Our educational system puts great ………….on reading skills and grammar.
6. My sister failed her driving test the first time just because of her high…………
involve – pause – death – compare – lean – react – events
1. We continued our work after a short …………….
2. The news was reported recent ……………in Europe.
3. It has been a long time after her ….………., her husband still cries at nights.
4. ……………your bike against the wall and lock it firmly.
5. It’s natural to ………….suddenly if you hear some shocking news.
6. A good manager usually tries to ………….everyone in the decision-making process.
گزینه مناسب را انتخاب کنید.
1. She had no other …………dress for the occasion.
a. positive b. suitable c. recent d. personal
2. When you are in class, you need to …………on the subject.
a. concentrate b. distract c. lean d. disturb
3. You have to ……your parents although you don’t agree with them.
a. react b. create c. disturb d. respect
4. There’s always a(n) ………..for everything that happens.
a. opinion b. reason c. pause d. posture
5. Many people in the United States disagree with their country’s ………..in the Afghanistan war.
a. involvement b. development c. situation d. expression
6. It is better to stop something bad from happening than to remove the problem. In other words, ………….is better than cure.
a. ignorance b. description c. prevention d. disturbance
7. Doctors could not say with ………….that Jenny would be able to walk again after that terrible car accident.
a. importance b. instruction c. responsibility d. confidence
8. Whether you are sleep or not, your heart is ………….
a. functioning b. practicing c. exercising d. releasing
9. Humor is an effective way to amuse your students, or can easily help you keep their ………….on you.
a. projection b. presentation c. attention d. involvement
10. From her gesture and face, it was easily understood that she was trying to hide her ………………
a. reaction b. concentration c. attention d. confidence
11. Before you arrive to give your presentation, ask their …………. on your choice of clothes.
a. opinion b. fear c. mood d. skill
12. If you are …………of a fact or situation, you know about it.
a. proud b. afraid c. ashamed d. aware
13. Practice your speech ……………..a mirror.
a. in front of b. beside c. in back of d. next to
14. Learn how to speak with …………..and make your presentation interesting.
a. posture b. embarrassment c. confidence d. gesture
15. You can involve your audience by asking questions and talking to them ……………
a. actually b. emotionlessly c. directly d. facially
16. She lost her …………and fell on her face.
a. weight b. contact c. interest d. balance
17. I didn’t feel well, so the teacher gave me ……….to leave early.
a. occasion b. importance c. confidence d. permission
18. This letter is …………so I don’t want anyone else to read it.
a. mental b. emotional c. general d. personal
19. The noise …………….me from my homework.
a. protected b. questioned c. distracted d. infected
متن زیر را بخوانید و به پرسشها پاسخ دهید.
There are times when fear is good for us. I fact, fear can save a person’s life. Take a man in danger for example. He may suddenly find that he can run faster and longer than he ever thought he could. This is not imagination. It’s because his fear is helping him. Here is what happens when we are afraid, a change takes place in our bodies. Our livers release some of the sugar that they store. This sugar goes into the blood and is quickly changed into energy. And it is this energy that gives more strength and helps us act fast. This is how fear may save one’s life.
1. The text says that fear is sometimes good because it ……….
a. is imaginary b. helps us get away from danger
c. gives us more strength d. both b and c
2. More strength and fast action come from …………
a. a person’s heart b. sugar sent into the blood
c. running fast and long d. imaginary fear
3. The outcome of this extra energy is …………..
a. being wise enough to wait b. becoming interested in running
c. running faster than we ever thought possible d. not having any fear
4. Sugar is stored in the ………………
a. muscles b. blood c. nerves d. liver
متن زیر را بخوانید و جاهای خالی را با کلمه مناسب کامل کنید.
When you are making your speech, try to relax. Speak slowly and …1…. And look at your audience. Use simple vocabulary and …2… Whenever possible ……3….. for a few seconds at a time to give your audience a ……4…..to think about what you have said. Make …5….. that everyone in the room can hear you. If it is a large room, you will ……6…..have to use a microphone. Just remember: Be prepared. Know your subject, your audience and the occasion. Be …7…….. that you make person to person ……8……with your audience.
1. a. quickly b. quietly c. clearly d. loudly
2. a. expressions b. conversations c. projections d. discussions
3. a. concentrate b. contact c. practice d. pause
4. a. capacity b. chance c. reason d. variety
5. a. clear b. possible c. known d. sure
6. a. regularly b. probably c. finally d. totally
7. a. excited b. emotional c. aware d. brief
8. a. respect b. contact c. choice d. effect
با توجه به مفهوم جملات گزینه مناسب را انتخاب کنید
1. “Keep eye contact by knowing your speech so well that you need to have a quick look at your notes only from time to time.” In this sentence the writer tries to ……………… something.
a. restate b. instruct c. generalize d. speculate
2. Be aware of habits you might have like crossing your arms, leaning against a wall,or tapping a pen. This might also be distracting to your audience or might tell them that you are uninterested or unconfident.
According to the above sentences ..................... .
a. leaning against a wall is important whenever you make a speech
b. crossing your arms is a good habit to be used in front of the audience
c. your audience may be distracted by your bad habits
d. your audience listens more carefully when you tap a pen
3.Controlling your fear and practicing skills in public speaking can bring you success. In other words, speaking in public ……………. .
a. is a skill that you can learn with practice
b. can be practiced nervously
c. is not a successful skill
d. controls your fear
4. A smile on your face permits your audience to know that you are human and trustworthy, giving them more reasons to accept your ideas.
The above sentence means that a speaker should ……………. .
a. try to laugh in front of his / her audience.
b. ask the audience to accept his / her ideas.
c. know that he / she is human.
d. build a warm and positive relationship with the audience.
5.Every one has a certain amount of nervousness when talking to a group, but the point is not end nervousness; learn to control it.These sentences clearly suggest that………….
a. being nervous is very awful when you are talking to some one, though a little
b. you should find a good solution to stop your nervousness as a good speaker
c. controlling your nervousness seems to be more important than avoiding it.
d. you can’t talk to anybody unless how to control it systematically
6. Humor can make the difference between an average and an excellent presentation.
We understand from the above sentence that.....................
a. excellent speeches are full of humor
b. average speeches don't have humor
c. humor can improve our presentation a lot
d. terrible presentations have a lot of humor
7. “The purpose of humor is not to be a comedian but for you to create a comfortable atmosphere and have fun with your audience.” This sentence tells us that . . . . . . . . . . .
a. comedians are good speakers too
b. by means of humor you can make your audience relaxed
c. listeners expect you to tell them jokes
d. we have to make fun of the audience
8. Most people are afraid of speaking in public. They fear this even more than death. Everyone has a certain amount of nervousness when talking to a group.
These sentences mean that……………
a. most people feel relaxed when talking to a group
b. most people are afraid of death happening during public speech
c. different people have different degrees of nervousness in public speech
d. fear of speaking in public is not a common fear
9. Before you arrive to give your presentation, ask others for their opinion on your choice of clothing and how suitable it is for the occasion. We understand from this sentence that…….………
a. we don't have to pay attention to others' ideas for our presentation.
b. choice of clothing depends on the occasion of presentation.
c. we can wear whatever we like for our speech.
d. we have to give our presentation before the audience arrives.
10. If you keep the same speed of words when speaking, you ignore "the ………….."communication power tools. Choose one.
a. Audience Involvement b. Facial Expressions
c. Voice Projection d. Sense of Humor
11. Looking your notes most of the time as you are giving a speech……………………….
a. has a good effect on your audience
b. causes your audience involved
c. make your presentation uninteresting
d. add excitement to your talk.
12. Involve your audience by asking questions , talking to them directly ,and getting them interested, This helps build a relaxed relationship with them. Based on the above sentences.
a. Audience involvement causes the listeners to get absorbed.
b. It is necessary for audience to ask questions.
c. The lecturer should try to avoid talking to t audience face to face.
d. Audience involvement disturbs a positive relationship
14.The purpose of humor is not to be a comedian but for you to create a comfortable atmosphere and have fun with your audience. Humor can make the difference between an average and an excellent presentation. This tells us that………………..
a) in an excellent presentation we shouldn't use humor at all.
b) an average presentation is the one that humor is used in it.
c) if we want to make comfortable atmosphere, we should be a comedian.
d) humor can make an average speech to an excellent one.
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