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انا كنت من بدرى عايزه اعرف المقرر علينا بالنسبه لأول ترم والكل مرتبك وكده ولما عرفته حبيت اقوله للناس عشان الكل يستفاد

مادة النحو 111

كل الكتاب لحد درس الحال ده مقرر وكل الدروس بعد كده ملغى

المادة الثقافيه 115

هم 4 دروس بس الدرس الأول Ancient England

والرابع 410- 43 Roman Invasion AD

والخامس Anglo-Saxon England

والسادس Anglo-Normans

كلهم موجودين فى الكتاب

مادة الترجمة 114

الكتور قال عليها ان كل الكتاب مقرر لأن دى تعتمد على حفظ الكلمات

مادة القراءه والفهم 112

دى ملغبطه شويه هى قالت فى درسين من الكتاب اللى هم

اول درس فى الجزء الأول fictional story telling

ورابع درس فى الجزء التانى general behaviour

وفى درسين فى ورق هى جابته لينا فى المحاضره وده ممكن تطلبوه منها وانا هحاول اكتبهم للى يعوزهم وهم

درس عن The Geneva Conventions
ودرس عن Alfred Nobel

واخر درس قالت عليه انه مقرر موجود فى المحاضرات فى المحاضرة التانية صفحة 9 اسمه Democracy وهو موجود برضه فى السى دى فى المحاضرة التانية

اما اخر مادة وهى الجرامر 113

انا اسفه بصراحه مقدرتش اعرف ايه بالظبط المقرر وياريت لو اى حد عرف يقولنا ويبقى جزاه الله كل خير

واتمنى يكون الكل استفاد من الموضوع

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من معرفتي بالدكتورة ريم فمظنش انها هاتلغي حاجة في الجرامر ولو سالتوها هاتقولكوا ده جرامر ياجماعة عايزين نلغي منه ايه فتوكلوا علي الله وذاكروا الكتاب كله هو شكله كبير بس مع التدريبات الكتير ان شاء الله هتلاقوه سهل

وربنا يجازيكي خير علي مجهودك ياميرو

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بجد جزاكى الله خيرا يا ميرو انا كنت محتاجه اعرف المقرر

والملغى جداااا ألف شكرررررررررررررر لكى

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العفو ياجماعه انا معملتش حاجه وشكرا بجد على الردود الحلوه دى وياريت يا احمد اللى تعرفه ملغى تقولنا عليه عشان يسهل معانا المذاكره شويه واى حد يعرف اى حاجه عن الماده دى يقولنا وميرسى ليكوا مره تانى

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يا ريت كمان تطمنونا على الأمتحانات كمان ويا ريت اووووووووو ممكن

وضع اسئلة الأمتحان على المنتدى

اتمنى النجاح للجميع

تنبيه اوعى حد يعمل زيه

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I) Read the following passage and
answer the questions below:




Alfred Nobel,
the great Swedish inventor and industrialist, was a man of contrasts. He was
the son of a bankrupt, but he became a millionaire; a scientist with a love for
literature; an industrialist who managed to remain an idealist. He made a
fortune but lived a simple life, and although he was cheerful in company, he
was often sad in private. A lover of mankind, he never had a wife or a family
to love him; a patriotic son of his native land, he died alone on foreign soil.
He invented a new explosive, dynamite, to improve the peacetime industries of
mining and road building, but he saw it used as a weapon of war to kill and
injure people. During his useful life, he often felt that he was useless.
World-famous for his inventions, he was never personally well-known, for
throughout his life, he avoided publicity, but since his death, his name has
brought fame and glory to others.



In fact,
Nobel's main concern was never with making money, or even with making
scientific discoveries. He was always searching for a meaning to life, and,
from his youth, he had taken a serious interest in literature and philosophy.
Perhaps because he could not find ordinary human love, he came to care deeply
about the whole of mankind. He was always generous to the poor. His greatest
wish was to see an end to wars and, thus, peace between nations. He spent much
time and money working for this cause until his death in Italy in 1896.
his famous will, in which he left money to provide prizes for outstanding
achievements in physics, medicine, literature, and peace, is a memorial to his
interests and ideals.


Vocabulary



Swedish

سويدى

Inventor

مخترع

Industrialist

رجل صناعة

Contrasts

متناقضات

Bankrupt

مفلس

Millionaire

مليونير

Scientist

عالم

Literature

الأدب

Managed

نجح

Remain

بقى

Idealist

مثالى

Fortune

ثروة

Simple

بسيط

Cheerful

مرح

Company

الصحبة

Sad

حزين

private

عزلة

Mankind

الجنس البشرى

Patriotic

وطني

Native land

الوطن الأم

Foreign

أجنبي

Soil

تراب

Invented

اخترع

Explosive

متفجرات

Dynamite

الديناميت

Improve

يحسن/ يطور

Peacetime

وقت السلم

Industries

صناعات

Mining

التعدين

Road building

بناء / شق الطرق

Weapon

سلاح

Injure

يصيب

Useless

بلا فائدة

Famous

مشهور

Well-known

معروف

Throughout

علي مدي / طوال

Avoided

تجنب

Publicity

الدعاية

Fame

الشهرة

Glory

المجد

Main

أساسي / رئيسي

Concern

انشغال

Discoveries

اكتشافات

Youth

شباب

Serious

جاد

Interest

اهتمام

Philosophy

فلسفة

Care

عناية

Deeply

بعمق

Generous

كريم

Wish

أمنية

Nations

الأمم

Cause

قضية

Will

وصية

Provide

يقدم

Prizes

جوائز

Outstanding

بارز/ مميز

Physics

الفيزياء

Chemistry

الكيمياء

Medicine

الطب

Memorial

تذكار

Ideals

مثاليات


1- What is the main idea of the first paragraph?

The main idea of the first
paragraph is that Alfred Nobel was a man of contrasts.


2-What nationality was
Alfred Nobel?


Alfred Nobel was Swedish.

3-Why was Nobel
considered
يعتبر a man of many contrasts?

Nobel was considered a man
of many contrasts because his life and character contained
احتوت many contradictions. متناقضات For example, he became a millionaire
although his father was a bankrupt. Also, he was a scientist who loved
literature. He was cheerful with others, but sad alone.



4-What did Nobel invent?

He invented a new
explosive, dynamite.


5-What was this invention
meant to improve?


It was meant to improve the
peacetime industries of mining and road building.



6-What was it actually used
for?


It was actually used as
weapon of war to kill and injure people.



7-What is the main idea of
the second paragraph?


The main idea of the second
paragraph is Nobel's character and interests.



8-What was Nobel always
searching for?


He was always searching for
a meaning to life.



9-What was he seriously
interested in since his youth?


Since his youth, he was
seriously interested in literature and philosophy.



10-What was Nobel's
greatest wish?


His greatest wish was to
see an end to wars and, thus, peace between countries.



11-When did Nobel die?

Nobel died in 1896.


12-How has Nobel's name
brought fame and glory to others after his death?



After his death, name
brought fame and glory to others who were awarded
منحوا Nobel Prizes.


13-Name two Egyptian
figures
شخصيتين who were awarded Nobel Prizes.


Among those who were
awarded Nobel Prizes were Naguib Mahfouz, Ahmed Zoweil, and President Anwar El
Sadat.



14-Use each of the
following words in a sentence of your own.


inventors – fame – concern
– outstanding


٭Inventors help to improve
our life and make it easier.



٭Most artists are anxious
for fame.



٭Her concern for others has
won her the love of everyone around her.



٭Shakespeare was an
outstanding writer.

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Revision





I)
Read the following passage and answer the questions below:



The Geneva Conventions
comprise rules that apply in times of armed conflict. They seek to protect
people who are not or are no longer taking part in war: for example, wounded or
sick fighters, prisoners of war, civilians, medical and religious personnel.
The Geneva
Conventions consist of four treaties and three
additional protocols
that set the standards in international law for humanitarian treatment of the victims of war.
However, the term Geneva Conventions refers to the agreements of 1949,
negotiated after of World War II, that include article defining the basic
rights of those captured during a military conflict, means of providing
protection for the wounded, and for civilians in and around a war zone. The
treaties of 1949 have been ratified, in whole or with reservations, by 194
countries.



In fact, this idea goes back to the nineteenth century. In 1862, Henry Dunant published his book, ''Memoirs de
Sol
ferino'' ("Memories of
Solferino"), on the horrors of war. Dunant's wartime experiences inspired
him to propose a permanent relief agency for humanitarian aid in times of war,
and a government treaty to guarantee the neutrality of the agency and allowing
it to provide aid in a war zone. The former proposal led to the establishment
of the Red Cross. The latter led to the First Geneva
Convention. For both of these accomplishments, Henry Dunant was awarded the first Nobel Peace Prize in 1901.



However, not all violations of these treaties
are treated equally. The most serious crimes are termed grave breaches,
and provide a legal definition of a war crime.
Grave breaches of the Third and Fourth Geneva Conventions (related to the
protection of prisoners of war and civilians respectively) include the
following acts, if committed against a person protected by the convention:
willful killing, torture or inhumane treatment, such as exposing a person to
biological experiments causing great suffering or serious injury to body or
health, compelling one to serve in the forces of a hostile power, and willfully
depriving one of the right to a fair trial. Also, considered grave breaches of
the Fourth Geneva Convention are taking of hostages, extensive destruction of
property carried out unlawfully and not justified by military necessity,
and the unlawful deportation, transfer,
or confinement.



Although
wars have changed since the Geneva
Conventions of 1949, these conventions are still considered today the cornerstone of contemporary
International Humanitarian Law. They protect fighters in battles, and they also protect civilians in
the zone of war. These treaties have played an important role all recent
international armed conflicts, including the War in Afghanistan
(2001– present), the 2003 invasion of Iraq,
and the 2008 War in Georgia.



Vocabulary





Conventions

معاهدات

Comprise

يشمل / يتضمن

Rules

قواعد

Apply

يطبق

Armed

مسلح

Conflict

نزاع / صراع

Seek

تسعى

Protect

يحمى

No longer

لم يعد

Taking part

يشارك

Wounded

جريح

Sick

مريض

Fighters

مقاتلون

Prisoners
of war


أسرى حرب

Civilians

مدنيون

Personnel

أفراد

Consist

يتكون من

Treaties

إتفاقيات

Additional

إضافى

Protocols

بروتوكولات

Set

تضع / تحدد

Standards

معايير

International
law


القانون الدولي

Humanitarian

إنساني

Treatment

معاملة

Victims

ضحايا

Term

مصطلح

Agreements

إتفاقيات

Negotiated

تفاوض

Include

يتضمن

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Defining

يعرف

Basic

أساسي

Rights

حقوق

Captured

يقع في
الأسر


Military

عسكري

Means

وسيلة

Providing

يوفر

Zone

منطقة

Ratified

صادق على

Reservations

تحفظات

Goes back
to


يعود إلى /
يرجع إلى


Published

نشر

Memories

ذكريات

Solferino

سلفرينو (
بإيطاليا )


Horrors

فظائع

Wartime

وقت/ زمن
الحرب


Experiences

تجارب /
خبرات


Inspired

ألهم

Propose

يقترح

permanent

دائم

Relief

مساعدة

Agency

وكالة

Aid

مساعدة

Guarantee

يضمن

Neutrality

حياد

allowing

تسمح

Former

السابق

Proposal

إقتراح

Led

أدى / قاد
إلى


Latter

اللاحق

Accomplishments

إنجازات

Awarded

منح

Violations

إنتهاكات

Serious

خطير

Grave

خطير

Breaches

إنتهاكات

Legal

قانونى

War crime

جرائم حرب

Related

مرتبط ب

Respectively


على الترتيب

Acts

أعمال

Committed

أرتكب

Willful

متعمد

Torture

تعذيب

Inhumane

لاإنسانى

Exposing

تعريض

Biological

بيولوجى

Experiments

تجارب

Causing

تحدث / تسبب

Suffering

معاناة

Injury

إصابة

Compelling

إرغام

Serve

يخدم

Forces

قوات

Hostile

معادى

Power

قوة

Depriving

حرمان

Right

حق

Fair

عادل

Trial

محاكمة

Considered

يعتبر

Hostages

رهائن

Extensive

واسع/ ممتد

Destruction

تدمير

Property

ممتلكات

Carried out

تنفذ

Unlawfully

غير قانونى

Justified

مبرر

Necessity

ضرورة

Deportation

إبعاد

Transfer

نقل

Confinement

إحتجاز

Cornerstone

حجر الزاوية

Contemporary

معاصر

Battles

معارك

Role

دور

Recent

حديث

Present

الحاضر

Invasion

غزو












Questions





1-What
do the Geneva
Conventions consist of?



The Geneva Conventions
consist of four treaties and three additional protocols
that set the standards in international law for humanitarian treatment of the victims of war.






2-What
do the Geneva
Conventions try to do?



These
conventions try to protect people who are not or are no longer taking part in
war: for example, wounded or sick fighters, prisoners of war, civilians,
medical and religious personnel.






3-What
does the term Geneva
Conventions refer to?



It
refers to the agreements of 1949, negotiated after of World War II, that
include article defining the basic rights of those captured during a military
conflict, means of providing protection for the wounded, and for civilians in
and around a war zone.






4-How
many countries ratified the treaties of 1949?



194
countries ratified the treaties of 1949.






5-How
did Dunant's wartime experiences affect him?



His
wartime experiences inspired him to propose a permanent relief agency for
humanitarian aid in times of war, and a government treaty to guarantee the
neutrality of the agency and allowing it to provide aid in a war zone.






6-How
was Dunant rewarded
كوفئ for his efforts?


Dunant was rewarded by
receiving
استلام the first Nobel Peace Prize in 1901.





7-Mention
two examples of grave breaches that are considered war crimes.



War
crimes include willful killing, torture or inhumane treatment of civilians or
prisoners of war, such as exposing them to biological experiments causing great
suffering or serious injury to body or health, compelling them to serve in the
forces of a hostile power, and willfully depriving them of the right to a fair
trial.






8-Why
are the Geneva
Conventions still important today?



They
are still important today because they help to protect fighters in battles, and they also protect civilians in
the zone of war.






9-Mention
two recent wars in which the Geneva
Conventions played an important role.



The Geneva Conventions played an important role in the War in Afghanistan (2001– present), the 2003 invasion of Iraq,
and the 2008 War in Georgia.






10-Use
each of the following words in a sentence of your own:



Prisoners
of war – civilians – hostages – war
crimes






٭Prisoners of war should be treated humanely.


٭In wars, civilians as well as soldiers may
get killed or injured.






٭Taking hostages is illegal.





٭Those who commit war crimes should be
punished.

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بصو يا جماعه المفروض ان احنا هنمنتحن فى الحاجات دى بس اى حاجه تانيه يبقى الدكتورة ريم بترخم وعايزه تحط من الملغى...المهم المقرر كالتالى:present simple,past simple
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..وهما دول بس يا جماعه ادعولنا كلنا بالنجاح بقى بالله عليكوا علشان احنا غلبانيين وبنحضر يوم واحد بس فى الاسبوع .. وحالتنا بلا

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بجد شكرا انا مكنتش عارفه ايه المقرر وكنت مش عارفه اعمل ايه
شكرااااااااااااااااااااااااااااا

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thank u very much i am so greatiful 4 ur responding i wish we all passing that exams

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طيب سؤال الكلام دا للي هيمتحنو فمصر بس ولا للكل ..؟
لاان الامتحانات بتختلف ياريت اللي عارف يقولي
والف شكر على مجهودكـ

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لا والله لا أعرف شىء ولما أعرف حاجة انا هبلغ بس انا بمتحن فى الأسكندرية

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معلش سوال للاخت ميرو اللى اتكلمتى علية بالنسبة لمادة القراءة والفهم مادة 112
انتى مش موضحة الللى كاتباة دة المقرر ولا الملغى
انا منتظرة ردك شكرا

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اخى الكريم هذا الموضوع يخص الترم الماضى ما يخص هذا ستجده فى موضوع اخر

باسم حلقة دراسية لترم اول

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يا ريت مديرنا العزيز ينقل الموضوع للأرشيف
لان الواحد كده هيتلخبط


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هاى هام لطلبة ترم اول اداب انجليزى دا تانى قطعة فى الورق اللى اتشرحت فى محاضرة القراءة والفهم فى شهر10-2010
A ) – Read the following passage and answer the questions :

India has two national languages : Hindi and English . Hindi is the national ,official , and the main language of India . English is the second official language . The Indian Constitution also officially approves twenty-two regional languages for different purposes .


In fact , dozens of distinctly different regional languages are spoken in India , which share many characteristics such as grammatical structure and vocabulary . Apart from these languages , Hindi is used for communication in India . The homeland of Hindi is mainly in the north of India , but it is spoken and widely understood in all urban centres of India. In the southern states of India , where people speak many different languages that are not much related to Hindi , there is more resistance to Hindi , which has allowed English to remain a spoken language there to a greater degree .


In India , English serves two purposes . First , it provides a linguistic tool for the administrative cohesiveness of the country , causing people who speak different languages to become united . Second , it serves as a language of wider communication , including a large variety of different people covering a vast area . It overlaps with local languages in certain spheres of influence and in public domains .


Generally , English is used among Indians as a 'link' language and it is the first language for many well-educated Indians . It is also the second language for many who speak more than one language in India . The English language is a tie that helps bind the many segments of our society together . Also , it is a linguistic bridge between the major countries of the world and India . That is why , the importance of the ability to speak and write English has recently increased significantly . Modern communications , videos , journals and newspapers on the internet use English and have made 'knowing English ' indispensable .


Today , unless students learn English , they can only work in limited jobs . Those who do not have basic knowledge of English cannot obtain good quality jobs . They cannot communicate efficiently with others, and cannot have the benefit of India's rich social and cultural life . Men and women who cannot comprehend and interpret instructions in English , even if educated , are unemployable . They cannot help with their children's school homework every day or decide their revenue options of the future .


A positive attitude to English as a national language is essential to the integration of people into India society . There would appear to be virtually no disagreement in the community about the importance of English language skills . English also plays a dominant role in the media . It has been used as a medium for inter-state communication and broadcasting both before and since India's independence . India is , without a doubt , committed to English as a national language . The impact of English is not only continuing but increasing .



1 – How many official languages are there in India ? What are they ?

2 – Where is homeland of Hindi ?

3 – What purposes does English serve in India ?

4 – Why is the importance of learning English increasing today in India ?

5 – Provide a suitable title for this passage .

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