أعمال قديمة جمعها في هذا الرابط مستر محمد ديوشي عطا

[eslam_eslam2000]

شكرا يا مستر على المذكره

[leaderboss]

thanks a lot Mr.Mahmoud

[leaderboss]

كامعتاد لاتطبق القوانين الا على الغلابه

[Mr. ayman]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة leaderboss

كامعتاد لاتطبق القوانين الا على الغلابه

اخي خالد
تحيه طيبه
عمل جليل ولكن لو تم تنسيقه لظهر اجله
ثانيا:
الحق معك اخي خالد
عذرا مستر محمود
اما ان نطبق الحق علي الجميع والا فلا
لقد صار الصرح الكبير اعلانا وتغيرت مقاصده
تعقيب ليس الا
تحياتي

[leaderboss]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة mr. Ayman

اخي خالد

تحيه طيبه
عمل جليل ولكن لو تم تنسيقه لظهر اجله
ثانيا:
الحق معك اخي خالد
عذرا مستر محمود
اما ان نطبق الحق علي الجميع والا فلا
لقد صار الصرح الكبير اعلانا وتغيرت مقاصده
تعقيب ليس الا

تحياتي

بارك الله فيك يا مستر ايمن. وبالفعل تم رفع العمل بعد تنسيقه

[زيطة]

Model answers to the questions of the set book
الإجابات النموذجية لأسئلة الكتاب المدرسى
Pre- reading Questions:
1 - Who are the main characters in this story?
- Mr. D-, and the waiter the prisoner in the witness box,
2 - Why did Mr. D- get up in the middle of Ihe night?
- Because he heard a voice ordering him to go down to the ferry.
3 - Why did Mr D-go to Exeter?
- Because the word T.xeter! Exeter'Exeter!1 Continually sounded in
his head.
4' Did Mr D- know the prisoner in the court ?
- No, Mr. U-didn't know him personally but he had met him
,before at Mr. G's house at M.
Write "T" for True or "F" for false next to each of
the sentences.
I'T 2-T 3-T 4-F
5-F 6-F 7-T 8-F
Complete the sentences :
1 - Although it seemed foolish to go down To the ferry on The
orders of an ordinary voice, Mr U-lell, in any case. Chat »„„..
- sleep w as impossible and i( was only a short walk to the ferry and
back, and he need noT tell anyone about his journey.
2 - Although Mr D-hail heard nothing about the trials, he became
interested when ,„„„„»,
- the waiter told him about the cases being tried in the court and
his ideas about them.
3 - Mr D-was able to prove tliat the prisoner was innocent because ,«..»....
- he had a notebook in which he had written the dale of his
meeting with the prisoner at Mr G-'s house at M- while he was
mending the window,
Answerthe questions:
1 - How long had Mr D- been studying at Exmouth?
- He had been studying since the beginning of the summer
2- Why did Mr D- find it impossible To ignore The second
voice?
- Because it was so commanding.
3 - What were Mr D-'s thoughbi and' feelings when he linil arrived in
Exeter?
- When he firsT arrived in Exeter, Mr, D- felT that his ideas and
feelings had gone and he wandered about aimlessly,
4 - After ealing breakfast at the hotel, why did Mr D- decide to go to
the counhouse?
- Because he wanted to watch the trials after he had become
interested in the waiter^ account of the cases being Iried there.
5 - Why had Mr D- gone to M- some months earlier ?
' In order to visit a friend there ,
6 - Where had Mr D- waited when he found thai his friend was out?
- He had waited in the library,
7-What did Mr. D-dolors the time while he was wailing for his
friend?
- Mr. D- spent some time walehing the man who was mending
the window and talking to him about his work.
8 - At what point did Mr D- realize he could help prove the innocence
of the man accused of murder?
- When the prisoner had finished his speech protesting his innocence.
Quotations
1 - ^Well, you've kept me wailing long enough tonight, I think.
I've wailed nearly an hour for you,"
Why i-s Mr D- astonished lo hear Hie ferryman's voice calling to
him? What does he conclude about Ihis?
- He was astonisL- ' because The boatman couldn't possibly have
known tha; M . i)- was going To be there- He concluded That
the boatman fi.fd heard someone else call lo him from a passing
boat. ''
2 - " There is one gentleman .„„ who could prove that I was there,
r
but I don't know who he is, nor where to look for him. Yes,
I know that he could prove that I am "ot guilty."
Who says (his? Which gcnileman is he talking about? Why does
feelings had gone and he wandered about aimlessly,
4 - After ealing breakfast at the hotel, why did Mr D- decide to go to
the counhouse?
- Because he wanted to watch the trials after he had become
interested in the waiter^ account of the cases being Iried there.
5 - Why had Mr D- gone to M- some months earlier ?
' In order to visit a friend there ,
6 - Where had Mr D- waited when he found thai his friend was out?
- He had waited in the library,
7-What did Mr. D-dolors the time while he was wailing for his
friend?
- Mr. D- spent some time walehing the man who was mending
the window and talking to him about his work.
8 - At what point did Mr D- realize he could help prove the innocence
of the man accused of murder?
- When the prisoner had finished his speech protesting his innocence.
Quotations
1 - ^Well, you've kept me wailing long enough tonight, I think.
I've wailed nearly an hour for you,"
Why i-s Mr D- astonished lo hear Hie ferryman's voice calling to
him? What does he conclude about Ihis?
- He was astonisL- ' because The boatman couldn't possibly have
known tha; M . i)- was going To be there- He concluded That
the boatman fi.fd heard someone else call lo him from a passing
boat. ''
2 - " There is one gentleman .„„ who could prove that I was there,
r
but I don't know who he is, nor where to look for him. Yes,
I know that he could prove that I am "ot guilty."
Who says (his? Which gcnileman is he talking about? Why does
he say this ?
- The prisoner who is accused of the murder. He is talking about
Mr, D- . Tie says it because he knows that Mr. D- could tell the
court that at the Time of The murder he was mending a window,
therefore proving his innocence.
Choose the correct answer :
l-c 2-b
Match the beginnings and the ends of the
sentences:
A->iv B-^ih C-^i D-^ii
Complete the notes on Mr. D-'s journey to
Exeter:
1 - Being unable to ignore the voice, Mr D-,,,,,
- decided to ^o down to the ferry / he jumped form hi bed,
dressed quickly and set out.
2 - Before he reached the ferry,....,
- he was astonished To hear the boaTmaiTs rough voice calling to
him thought The darkness.
3 - On The Stare russ side, ,„„„„
- Mr. D- decided thai he should go To Exeter.
4 - In Exeter, Mr D- „„.,«....
- wandered aimlessly about The streets and decided to return
home hy the ne\t train, bul when he came to a hotel he went
inside to order some breakfast.
5 - After hearing aboul the trials taking place, he decided .......
- to go to the court house to listen to the cases being tried there.
Put the events in the correct order :
A, B, E, D, F, C, G.

[المحترف @]

شكراا على المذكره الرائعه جعل الله هذا العمل في ميزان حسناتك

[عصام عبد الحميد سعيد]

أتمنى الفائدة لطلابنا الأعزاء وشكرا لكل من قام بالمرور على هذا الموضوع
التوقيع :

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0111921255
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[*ساسُّو*]

مذكرات جميلة يا مستر*عصام* مرسيي كتير ليك عليها

[Noor Egypt]

شكراا كتير مستر عصام

وربنا يجعله فى ميزان حسانتك

[HAMADA999]

شكرا يل استاز

[HAMADA999]

انا مش عارغ ادخل الغرف ماذا افعل

[يحيى عطيه حسن محمد]

شكرا جزيلا

[diemido]

الاستاذ/أمجد مرحبا بك في المنتدي ومجهود مشكور ولكن لي ملاحظات.ففي الجزء الخاص بالمراجعة لم اجد مراجعة ولكن وجدت نصائح وشكل الامتحان مع ان الجميع يعرفه ولا اعرف ما دخل موضوع التعبير في شكل الامتحان ثم وضعت عنوان عن كتابة الخطاب ثم لا شيء.اما في سؤال المواقف من جهة نظري كان يمكن استبدال الاسئلة بمجموعة من المواقف وحلها مع وضع بعض الاسئلة لحلها.اما باقي الاسئلة فهي مجرد اسئلة كنا نتمني ان نري بها ابداعك الخاص في العرض او توصيل المادة العلمية ولكنني للاسف وبدون زعل لم اجد ما يشدني..وانا اتمني قبل رفع المادة علي المنتدي ان يسال كل منا نفسه هل ما سوف يتم رفعه يوجد به اضافة ام انه مجرد تضييع للوقت.عزيزي الاستاذ/امجد انا لا اريدك ان تزعل فهذا رايي ويمكنك ان تبدي ملاحظاتك علي اي شيء يخصني فانا والله العظيم لا ازعل بل اعتبر ذلك حافزاًٍ لمزيد من التفوق.والسلام عليكم

[عصام عبد الحميد سعيد]

فى البداية أشكر الأستاذ diemido على ملاحظاته ولايظن اطلاقا ان ما كتبه يغضب كل ذى عقل
بل اننى سعيد بوجهة نظره لكن أود أن أقول أن مارفعته لم يكن ابداعا شخصيا وأظننى ذكرت ذلك مسبقا
فهو مجموعة تدريبات من كتب خارجية( وهذا ليس به ابداع) وعمل بعض الزملاء فى المنتدى (قمت بتنقيحه وتنظيمه)
وهذا العمل مقدم فى الأصل لطلابنا الأعزاء ولزملائنا المدرسين الذين قد يستعينوا به فى عمل مراجعات لطلابهم
وهنا المقصد والهدف


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