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Culture and Traditions:

Sample reading and responding task answers

Task 1
Task 2

 

Task 1

  1. Why did Jameela fail to contact Maha during the first few days of her arrival in Tunisia?
    Jameela failed to contact Maha before now because she was busy meeting all her family members whom she had not met before and she did not have access to a computer until she was invited to her aunt's place.

  2. Describe Jameela's feelings about her trip, giving reasons to support your answer.
    Jameela is overwhelmed and surprised by the number of relatives that she found out she had.

    She is also very happy that she met them as they are loving and caring. She is very excited about sightseeing in Tunisia as she has heard about it from her father.

  3. How does the language of the text reveal the nature of the relationship between Jameela and Maha?
    The nature of the relationship between the two girls is obviously very friendly and casual. This is evident as the text uses informal expressions such as A written arabic expression


    The text also contains personal language evident in the information that is usually shared by individuals that are close to each other:
    How does the language of the text reveal the nature of the relationship - written in arabic


    The text is conversational
    How does the language of the text reveal the nature of the relationship - written in arabic


    and the tone in the text is humorous, exemplified in
    How does the language of the text reveal the nature of the relationship - written in arabic

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Task 2

Question written in arabic
  1. How does the text convey its message?
    The text begins by telling a joke and uses persuasive language such as
The text begins by telling a joke - written in arabic

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