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Technicum Si-Tarek Of Relizane  First Year Students  Scientific Streams 2005/2006  Practice: Survey SECTION ONE: Comprehension. Read the following dialogue then do the activities below.   Mark: Good morning Mrs. I’m making a survey about couple life. So, would you like to answer some questions about the subject, please? Ally:   Yes, with great pleasure. Mark: Thank you for taking the time. Now, first of all: What do you do? Ally:   I work in a library. I'm a librarian. Mark: Are you married? Ally:   Yes, I am. Mark: What does your husband do? Ally:   He works as a policeman. Mark: Do you usually have dinner together? Ally:   Yes, we do. Mark: How often does your husband exercise? Ally:   He sometimes exercises four times a week. But, he usually exercises only twice a week. Mark: Where do you like going on holiday? Ally:   We rarely go on holiday. However, we like going to the mountains if we can. Mark: What type of books do you read? Ally:   I often read horror stories. Mark: Thank you very much for answering my questions. Ally:   You're welcome! ACTIVITY 01:   What or who do the underlined words in the text refer to? 1.     He  => 2.     We =>   ACTIVITY 02:   Find in the text words whose definitions are the following. 1.     A building where there is a collection of books for reading and study. = 2.     A married man; a woman's partner in marriage.                                = 3.     Leisure time away from work devoted to rest and relax.                    =   ACTIVITY 03:   Answer the following questions according to the text. 1.     Is Ally a man or a woman? Justify your answer.  because . 2.     With whom does Ally usually have dinner? . 3.     What kind of books does Ally often read? .   ACTIVITY 04:   Find in the text a sentence expressing a polite request then write it in the box below. SECTION TWO:  Mastery Of Language. ACTIVITY 01:   Complete sentence “B” so that it has the same meaning as sentence “A” using . A - Robert likes practicing sport but he doesn’t like working hard. B - Robert prefers .   ACTIVITY 02:   Order the words to make a correct sentence. your / to / order / on / mail / in / icon / e-mail / Click / box. / access / the     ACTIVITY 03:   Classify the following verbs in the table below according to the pronunciation of their final “ed”. Capitalised – Beeped – Admitted – Abandoned /t/ /d/ /id/       ACTIVITY 04:   Classify the following verbs in the table below according to the pronunciation of their final “s” or "es". Ages – Lenses – Topics – Reserves /s/ /z/ /iz/       ACTIVITY 05:   Which syllable in the following two syllable words is stressed? The first, the second or either. Respond   FirstSecondEither Window    FirstSecondEither Present     FirstSecondEither Object      FirstSecondEither Open       FirstSecondEither Answer    FirstSecondEither Obtain     FirstSecondEither Balloon    FirstSecondEither   ACTIVITY 06:   How many syllables does each of these words have? Write the number in the corresponding box.                    C o n c a t e n a t e           R e q u e s t    SECTION THREE: Writing. Write a short e-mail to your new key pal to tell him about yourself. .. .. .. This exercise is to done at home ... .. .. ..