Which sentence states that the girl's cousin is in my neighborhood?

Voici les réponses aux questions de l'examen d'anglais, en me basant sur le texte fourni dans l'image actuelle (sur le projet OLPC) :

A- READING COMPREHENSION

I- Identifying ideas from the text:

1. Which one is the best title for the text?

   • a) The use of laptops in education

2. Classify the following ideas according to the order they appear in the text:

   • d) Having access to new technologies can ameliorate education and fight poverty.
   • c) New technologies allowed poor students to get in touch with the world and to get new knowledge.
   • a) Students and their instructors got benefits from using new technologies.
   • b) The use of digital education still encountered difficulties in some poor countries.

II- Identifying specific information

1- Complete the blanks with a word taken from the text:
a) Speaking regularly to native speakers can improve your English.
b) They went shopping despite the bad weather.

2- Say if the following statements are TRUE or FALSE:
a) The students could use the internet to communicate with other people. * TRUE b) The laptops could work without much electricity. * TRUE

III- Guessing the meaning of words

1- Find in the text a synonym of "far". * remote 2- Find in the text an opposite of "wealthy". * poor 3- Fill the blanks with a word taken from the text. a) Investing in education can help us reduce poverty. b) Few students in developing countries have access digital education.

IV- Deducing non-explicit information

1- What was the impact of the OLPC project on some students? * Students became more interested in learning, and teachers used new teaching methods with computers. 2- Would you like to use laptops at school? Why? * Yes, because laptops can provide access to educational programs, digital books, and the internet, allowing students to learn new things, communicate, and get in touch with the world, which can improve education.

B- GRAMMAR FOR COMMUNICATION

I- Choose the correct answer to complete the sentence.

1- She had her car ____ last week. * a) repaired 2- Reading is ____. * b) boring

II- Combine the two sentences by using a correct relative pronoun.

1- This girl is getting married. The girl's cousin is my neighbor. * This girl, whose cousin is my neighbor, is getting married.

III- Combine the two sentences by a correct conjunction.

1- The team could win the game. They did not have enough good players. * The team could win the game, but they did not have enough good players.

IV- Reformulate the sentences using the given prompts.

1. If only I had asked for her address, I could have written to her.
   • I regret not asking for her address.
2. Children should pay attention to the use of facebook.
   • Children should be attentive to the use of Facebook.
3. Paul said: "Did you call your parents yesterday?"
   • Paul asked if I had called my parents the day before.
4. Sarah didn't like French. Her friend, Bill also hates French.
   • Sarah didn't like French, and neither did her friend, Bill.
5. I don't see a little mouse in my house without using this sunglass.
   • We don't see a little mouse in our house without using these sunglasses.

C- INDIRECT ORAL TEST OF SPEAKING

I- Make the utterances in a more formal way.

1- Bill: this is Nick! * This is Nick speaking. 2- Thanks a lot! * Thank you very much.

II- Match the utterances in column A with those in column B.

1- Would you like me to clean the house? * d) Offering help 2- I wish I had done my review before the exam well. * c) Regretting 3- I wish you would not make too much noisy at night. * b) Complaining 4- You'd better stop neglecting your studies. * a) Advising

III- Complete the missing parts in the following dialogue.

Dialogue 1:
Peter: Hi Paul!
Paul: I am having an exam test. Can I know what do you mean?
Peter: When is it?
Paul: Yes, I am having an exam test on week-end.
Peter: I'm sorry, I can't join you. I have to prepare for my wedding party with my girlfriend Betty.
Peter: Really! I don't know her.
Paul: She is pretty with medium size. She was our classmate.
Peter: That's nice!
Peter: I'm sorry I can't come because we will have an entrance exam at this time.
Paul: Thank you very much!
Peter: How about we play football after your exam?

Dialogue 2:
Sam: You look frustrated Betty.
Betty: I'm in trouble. I bet but my team has lost the game. I don't have the money to pay my part.
Sam: Do you want me to lend you some money? (Advising her to borrow money from friend)
Betty: Yes, please! (Apologizing as she was not used to doing it)
Sam: By the way, how much do you need? (Asking the amount of money she should pay)
Betty: 100.000 Ar (Write in a full letter)
Betty: One hundred thousand Ariary.

D- WRITING

Can we develop our country with sport? * Yes, sport can contribute to national development in several ways. It promotes public health, reducing healthcare costs and increasing productivity. Success in international sports can boost national pride and attract tourism, generating revenue. Furthermore, sports infrastructure development creates jobs and improves facilities, while sports programs can foster discipline, teamwork, and leadership skills among youth, contributing to social cohesion and a skilled workforce.