English-G12-Tamkeen-Term3

Grade 12 Tamkeen Term3

Objectives:

• To review vocabulary and grammar related to the unit on environment

• To develop reading strategies

Make sure you can read and understand all the words from the wordlist.

Practice writing sentences using the words from your wordlist.

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​1st step to success-know your vocabulary

Multiple Choice

Scientists predict that the ice caps will melt and seas will rise because of _____.

• earth's rotation

• global warming

• solar energy

Multiple Choice

Mangrove trees form an important part of the _____ ecosystem of AbuDhabi

• critical

• candle

• coastal

Multiple Choice

The researchers calculated air conditioning is responsible for the equivalent of 1,950 million tons of carbon dioxide released annually, or 3.94% of global ______ ___ emissions.

• greenhouse gas

• endangered species

• solar flares

2nd step to success-know your grammar

Multiple Choice

By the end of the year, scientists 1.(will made-will have made– have made) significant advancements in renewable energy technology. Researchers from around the world have been working tirelessly to develop innovative solutions to combat climate change and reduce the use of fossil fuels. Through their tireless efforts, they 2(will have discovered–will discovered–have will discovered) more efficient solar panels, advanced wind turbine designs, and breakthroughs in energy storage systems. 3.(It’s high time–It time–It high) people 4.(realize-realizing–realized) the danger of using fossil fuels and their negative effects on the atmosphere and the environment. Some environmentalists 5.(rather would-would rather–would) we 6(will used–used–using) renewable energy in every aspect of our lives to protect nature. 7.(It seems as if–It tastes as if–It looks as if) the world is coming to an end with all the natural disasters happening all around us. People are in 8.(more dangerer–more danger–more) than before,and their lives are 9.(more threatened–more threaten–more threat) now than in the past when they used to use energy resources from nature, such as wood, water and coal.

• 1 will made

• 1 will have made

• 1 have made

Multiple Choice

By the end of the year, scientists 1.(will made-will have made– have made) significant advancements in renewable energy technology. Researchers from around the world have been working tirelessly to develop innovative solutions to combat climate change and reduce the use of fossil fuels. Through their tireless efforts, they 2(will have discovered–will discovered–have will discovered) more efficient solar panels, advanced wind turbine designs, and breakthroughs in energy storage systems. 3.(It’s high time–It time–It high) people 4.(realize-realizing–realized) the danger of using fossil fuels and their negative effects on the atmosphere and the environment. Some environmentalists 5.(rather would-would rather–would) we 6(will used–used–using) renewable energy in every aspect of our lives to protect nature. 7.(It seems as if–It tastes as if–It looks as if) the world is coming to an end with all the natural disasters happening all around us. People are in 8.(more dangerer–more danger–more) than before,and their lives are 9.(more threatened–more threaten–more threat) now than in the past when they used to use energy resources from nature, such as wood, water and coal.

• 2 will have discovered

• 2 will discovered

• 2 have will discovered

Multiple Choice

By the end of the year, scientists 1.(will made-will have made– have made) significant advancements in renewable energy technology. Researchers from around the world have been working tirelessly to develop innovative solutions to combat climate change and reduce the use of fossil fuels. Through their tireless efforts, they 2(will have discovered–will discovered–have will discovered) more efficient solar panels, advanced wind turbine designs, and breakthroughs in energy storage systems. 3.(It’s high time–It time–It high) people 4.(realize-realizing–realized) the danger of using fossil fuels and their negative effects on the atmosphere and the environment. Some environmentalists 5.(rather would-would rather–would) we 6(will used–used–using) renewable energy in every aspect of our lives to protect nature. 7.(It seems as if–It tastes as if–It looks as if) the world is coming to an end with all the natural disasters happening all around us. People are in 8.(more dangerer–more danger–more) than before,and their lives are 9.(more threatened–more threaten–more threat) now than in the past when they used to use energy resources from nature, such as wood, water and coal.

• 3 It's high time

• 3 It time

• 3 It high

Multiple Choice

By the end of the year, scientists 1.(will made-will have made– have made) significant advancements in renewable energy technology. Researchers from around the world have been working tirelessly to develop innovative solutions to combat climate change and reduce the use of fossil fuels. Through their tireless efforts, they 2(will have discovered–will discovered–have will discovered) more efficient solar panels, advanced wind turbine designs, and breakthroughs in energy storage systems. 3.(It’s high time–It time–It high) people 4.(realize-realizing–realized) the danger of using fossil fuels and their negative effects on the atmosphere and the environment. Some environmentalists 5.(rather would-would rather–would) we 6(will used–used–using) renewable energy in every aspect of our lives to protect nature. 7.(It seems as if–It tastes as if–It looks as if) the world is coming to an end with all the natural disasters happening all around us. People are in 8.(more dangerer–more danger–more) than before,and their lives are 9.(more threatened–more threaten–more threat) now than in the past when they used to use energy resources from nature, such as wood, water and coal.

• 4 realize

• 4 realizing

• 4 realized

Multiple Choice

By the end of the year, scientists 1.(will made-will have made– have made) significant advancements in renewable energy technology. Researchers from around the world have been working tirelessly to develop innovative solutions to combat climate change and reduce the use of fossil fuels. Through their tireless efforts, they 2(will have discovered–will discovered–have will discovered) more efficient solar panels, advanced wind turbine designs, and breakthroughs in energy storage systems. 3.(It’s high time–It time–It high) people 4.(realize-realizing–realized) the danger of using fossil fuels and their negative effects on the atmosphere and the environment. Some environmentalists 5.(rather would-would rather–would) we 6(will used–used–using) renewable energy in every aspect of our lives to protect nature. 7.(It seems as if–It tastes as if–It looks as if) the world is coming to an end with all the natural disasters happening all around us. People are in 8.(more dangerer–more danger–more) than before, and their lives are 9.(more threatened–more threaten–more threat) now than in the past when they used to use energy resources from nature, such as wood, water and coal.

• 5 rather would

• 5 would rather

• 5 would

Multiple Choice

By the end of the year, scientists 1.(will made-will have made– have made) significant advancements in renewable energy technology. Researchers from around the world have been working tirelessly to develop innovative solutions to combat climate change and reduce the use of fossil fuels. Through their tireless efforts, they 2(will have discovered–will discovered–have will discovered) more efficient solar panels, advanced wind turbine designs, and breakthroughs in energy storage systems. 3.(It’s high time–It time–It high) people 4.(realize-realizing–realized) the danger of using fossil fuels and their negative effects on the atmosphere and the environment. Some environmentalists 5.(rather would-would rather–would) we 6(will used–used–using) renewable energy in every aspect of our lives to protect nature. 7.(It seems as if–It tastes as if–It looks as if) the world is coming to an end with all the natural disasters happening all around us. People are in 8.(more dangerer–more danger–more) than before, and their lives are 9.(more threatened–more threaten–more threat) now than in the past when they used to use energy resources from nature, such as wood, water and coal.

• 6 will used

• 6 used

• 6 using

Multiple Choice

By the end of the year, scientists 1.(will made-will have made– have made) significant advancements in renewable energy technology. Researchers from around the world have been working tirelessly to develop innovative solutions to combat climate change and reduce the use of fossil fuels. Through their tireless efforts, they 2(will have discovered–will discovered–have will discovered) more efficient solar panels, advanced wind turbine designs, and breakthroughs in energy storage systems. 3.(It’s high time–It time–It high) people 4.(realize-realizing–realized) the danger of using fossil fuels and their negative effects on the atmosphere and the environment. Some environmentalists 5.(rather would-would rather–would) we 6(will used–used–using) renewable energy in every aspect of our lives to protect nature. 7.(It hears as if–It tastes as if–It looks as if) the world is coming to an end with all the natural disasters happening all around us. People are in 8.(more dangerer–more danger–more) than before, and their lives are 9.(more threatened–more threaten–more threat) now than in the past when they used to use energy resources from nature, such as wood, water and coal.

• 7 It hears as if

• 7 It tastes as if

• 7 It looks as if

Multiple Choice

By the end of the year, scientists 1.(will made-will have made– have made) significant advancements in renewable energy technology. Researchers from around the world have been working tirelessly to develop innovative solutions to combat climate change and reduce the use of fossil fuels. Through their tireless efforts, they 2(will have discovered–will discovered–have will discovered) more efficient solar panels, advanced wind turbine designs, and breakthroughs in energy storage systems. 3.(It’s high time–It time–It high) people 4.(realize-realizing–realized) the danger of using fossil fuels and their negative effects on the atmosphere and the environment. Some environmentalists 5.(rather would-would rather–would) we 6(will used–used–using) renewable energy in every aspect of our lives to protect nature. 7.(It hears as if–It tastes as if–It looks as if) the world is coming to an end with all the natural disasters happening all around us. People are in 8.(more dangerer–more danger–more) than before, and their lives are 9.(more threatened–more threaten–more threat) now than in the past when they used to use energy resources from nature, such as wood, water and coal.

• 8 more dangerer

• 8 more danger

• 8 more

Multiple Choice

By the end of the year, scientists 1.(will made-will have made– have made) significant advancements in renewable energy technology. Researchers from around the world have been working tirelessly to develop innovative solutions to combat climate change and reduce the use of fossil fuels. Through their tireless efforts, they 2(will have discovered–will discovered–have will discovered) more efficient solar panels, advanced wind turbine designs, and breakthroughs in energy storage systems. 3.(It’s high time–It time–It high) people 4.(realize-realizing–realized) the danger of using fossil fuels and their negative effects on the atmosphere and the environment. Some environmentalists 5.(rather would-would rather–would) we 6(will used–used–using) renewable energy in every aspect of our lives to protect nature. 7.(It hears as if–It tastes as if–It looks as if) the world is coming to an end with all the natural disasters happening all around us. People are in 8.(more dangerer–more danger–more) than before, and their lives are 9.(more threatened–more threaten–more threat) now than in the past when they used to use energy resources from nature, such as wood, water and coal.

• 9 more threatened

• 9 more threaten

• 9 more threat

Step 3-Use smart strategies

1. Read the question AND all of the answers before you read the text

2. Look for the key words from the question in the text and read the sentences around them carefully

3. Eliminate all the options before choosing the correct answer