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Unit 1: Living Well in a Complex World
اللغة الأجنبية الأولى (إنجليزي) · الثاني الثانوي — البكالوريا المصرية
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1. According to the unit overview, which of the following is considered a modern challenge to well-being?
Historical research
Physical education
Social media
Traditional farming
2. What is the definition of 'biased language' as mentioned in the text?
Words that have no meaning
Words that show a strong opinion and are not fair
Words that are neutral and fair
Words that are used in scientific research only
3. Which term describes the tendency to post only the best moments online, creating a false image of reality?
Hedging language
Social comparison
Media literacy
Highlight-reel effect
4. What is the primary function of 'hedging language' in writing?
To show uncertainty or caution
To ask questions that do not need an answer
To make ideas stronger
To state facts with full confidence
5. Which of the following is an example of an 'absolute word'?
Could
Might
Suggest
Always
6. What does the 'JRE' acronym stand for in the context of constructing arguments?
Just - Reliable - Explanation
Joint - Review - Example
Justify - Reason - Evidence
Judge - Research - Evaluate
7. According to the diagram on page 14, which of these is a key element of 'Living well'?
Constant competition
Avoiding habits
Social connection
Ignoring stress
8. What is the effect of using 'intensifiers' in a text?
To remain neutral
To make ideas weaker
To make ideas stronger
To show doubt
9. Why is 'social comparison' considered potentially dangerous according to the text?
Because it encourages people to work harder
Because it involves evaluating yourself by comparing to others
Because it helps in making friends
Because it is always accurate
10. Which of these is an example of an evaluative adjective?
Amazing
Morning
Run
Green
11. What is the main purpose of a 'rhetorical question'?
To make the reader think
To get a direct answer from the reader
To provide evidence
To show uncertainty
12. If a writer wants to change a biased sentence like 'Social media destroys teenagers' confidence' to a neutral one, which phrase should they use?
Research indicates that excessive social media use may negatively affect some teenagers' self-esteem
Social media is the worst thing ever
All teenagers hate social media
Social media is completely dangerous
13. Neutral language is balanced, objective, and free from bias.
خطأ
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14. The 'highlight-reel effect' helps people see an accurate picture of reality online.
صح
خطأ
15. Define 'social comparison' as stated in the unit.
أظهر الإجابة
Social comparison is evaluating yourself by comparing yourself to others.
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16. Give one example of a hedging word mentioned in the textbook.
أظهر الإجابة
May, might, or could.
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17. What are the three components of the JRE argument structure?
أظهر الإجابة
Justify, Reason, and Evidence.
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18. Why do writers use intensifiers?
أظهر الإجابة
Writers use intensifiers to make ideas stronger.
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19. Explain why the writer of the social media post on page 18 might be considered biased.
أظهر الإجابة
The writer uses absolute language like 'NO excuses' and 'always', and presents a subjective view as a universal fact.
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20. What does the term 'media literacy' imply in the context of the unit?
أظهر الإجابة
It implies the ability to question assumptions, evaluate evidence, and consider different perspectives.
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21. According to the text, what is the recommended daily physical activity for teenagers?
Exactly 60 minutes of competitive sport
At least 60 minutes of moderate-to-hard activity
Two hours of any physical movement
At least 30 minutes of light activity
22. Which of the following is mentioned as a benefit of physical activity for the brain?
Eliminating the need for social connection
Reducing the need for sleep
Increasing the intake of processed foods
The release of endorphins
23. What does the term 'sedentary' mean in the context of the text?
Involving intense physical training
A healthy diet routine
Involving little physical movement
A state of high concentration
24. Why do nutritionists advise teenagers to limit their intake of processed foods?
Because they are not available in stores
Because they contain too many vitamins
Because they are linked to fatigue and difficulty concentrating
Because they are too expensive
25. How many hours of sleep do teenagers require to support brain development?
Eight to ten hours
Less than seven hours
Exactly five hours
Twelve hours or more
26. What is 'mindfulness' according to the text?
Spending all day on social media
Avoiding all social connections
Paying deliberate attention to the present moment
Eating only healthy vegetables
27. What are 'structural barriers' in the context of healthy living?
The benefits of physical exercise
Personal choices made by teenagers
Obstacles built into the environment that restrict choice
The lack of willpower in individuals
28. What does having an 'internal locus of control' mean?
A belief that one's own actions determine outcomes
Being influenced by social media advertisements
Believing that external forces determine outcomes
Relying on government support for health
29. Which of the following is an example of a participial phrase?
People who eat healthy food
Because they eat healthy
The food is healthy
Eating healthy food
30. What is the role of a relative clause?
To start a sentence with a verb
To replace the main verb in a sentence
To express a personal opinion only
To give more information about a noun using who, which, or that
31. According to the text, why might some people struggle to eat fresh vegetables?
Because they prefer the taste of processed food
Because they do not know what healthy food is
Because they are not interested in their well-being
Because of limited income and structural barriers
32. What is the main purpose of an 'analytical paragraph'?
To state a claim and support it with evidence and explanation
To write a poem about health
To list as many facts as possible without reasoning
To tell a story about a person
33. Teenagers who exercise regularly tend to report higher levels of concentration at school.
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34. Mindful consumption refers only to the types of food we choose to eat.
صح
خطأ
35. According to the text, what is one example of an activity that counts towards the daily physical activity target?
أظهر الإجابة
Cycling to school, swimming, or a brisk walk.
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36. What did the WHO-led study reveal about teenagers worldwide regarding physical activity?
أظهر الإجابة
More than 80% of teenagers worldwide fail to meet the recommended daily activity levels.
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37. How does spending face-to-face time with friends and family affect emotional health?
أظهر الإجابة
It reduces loneliness and builds the emotional resilience needed to cope with life's pressures.
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38. Combine the following two sentences into one using a participial phrase: 'Teenagers follow healthy habits. As a result, they improve their well-being.'
أظهر الإجابة
Following healthy habits, teenagers improve their well-being.
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39. Explain why advocates of personal responsibility argue that framing health as someone else's problem can be 'disempowering'.
أظهر الإجابة
Because when individuals attribute their choices entirely to outside forces, they risk becoming passive.
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40. What is the main difference between 'personal choices' and 'structural barriers'?
أظهر الإجابة
Personal choices are habits like diet and exercise that individuals control, while structural barriers are environmental obstacles that restrict those choices.
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41. According to the text, what is the main goal of public health policies like taxes on high-sugar drinks?
To restrict all advertising near schools
To guide and encourage better choices
To punish people for their lifestyle
To remove individual freedom completely
42. What does the term 'nudge' mean in the context of Richard Thaler's concept?
A strict law that forces behavior
An advertising campaign for junk food
A total restriction of personal freedom
A small, well-designed change to shift behavior
43. Which of the following is defined as 'the power to make choices and take independent action'?
Self-efficacy
Agency
Locus of control
Resilience
44. What does 'structural barriers' refer to in the text?
A person's internal beliefs
A gentle push towards a behavior
The ability to recover from difficulty
Obstacles in the environment that limit genuine choice
45. What is the definition of 'resilience'?
Making someone feel less capable
The belief in one's own capacity to succeed
A person's belief about controlling their life
The ability to recover and adapt in the face of difficulty
46. Complete the sentence: 'If schools ______ counseling, stress levels may fall.'
offered
offer
would offer
had offered
47. Complete the sentence: 'If more schools ______ counseling, students would most likely feel better supported.'
offer
offered
will offer
had offered
48. Complete the sentence: 'If the study ______ more schools, the findings would have been more conclusive.'
would include
included
had included
includes
49. What are the three main sources of stress for modern teenagers mentioned in the text?
Physical activity and sports
Academic demands, social expectations, and digital media
Only school exams and homework
Family pressure and lack of money
50. What does 'self-efficacy' mean?
The power to make choices
The belief in one's own capacity to succeed
Making someone feel less capable
A gentle push towards behavior
51. Which phrase is used in the text to describe the act of making someone feel less capable?
Agency
Nudge
Resilience
Disempowering
52. Why do writers use 'conditional structures for hedging' in academic writing?
To avoid using evidence
To make their writing sound more aggressive
To make the text shorter
To express certainty, possibility, or caution
53. The concept of 'nudge' involves restricting people's freedom to choose.
خطأ
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54. Structural barriers can make it difficult for some people to make healthy choices.
صح
خطأ
55. According to the text, what is the definition of 'locus of control'?
أظهر الإجابة
It is a person's belief about whether they control their own life.
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56. Complete the sentence: 'If teenagers exercise regularly, they ______.'
أظهر الإجابة
will be healthier / will feel better
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57. What does the text suggest about the role of governments in public health?
أظهر الإجابة
Governments can reshape the environment to make the healthy choice the easy choice.
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58. Why is 'hedging' considered an essential skill for JRE (Justify-Reason-Evidence)?
أظهر الإجابة
Because it allows writers to express certainty, possibility, or caution when making claims based on evidence.
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59. Based on the text, how does digital media affect modern teenagers?
أظهر الإجابة
It exposes them to consistent pressure that can affect how they think, feel, and behave.
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60. Explain the difference between the first and second conditional structures based on the text.
أظهر الإجابة
The first conditional is for real/possible situations, while the second conditional is for hypothetical situations.
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