Instructor Name: Dr.Roba Alagha Student No.: _________________ Student Name: _______________ College Name: _______________ Using Dictionary (No)

University of Palestine

Final Exam 2nd Semester 2014/2015

Total Grade: 60

Course No: UNI 1205 Course Title: College English 2 Date: 21/05/2015 No. of Questions: (8) Time: 2 hours Using Calculator (No)

Q1 /Choose the right answer: { 12 marks }

1) Taking radiographs is one of the duties of the ( dentist - dental technologist - dental

assistant ).

2) Although I am poor , I’m extremely happy ( currently - furthermore - on the contrary )

John is extremely rich , but he is very unhappy .

3) The antonym of “ fortunate “ is ( nonfortunate - unfortunate - infortunate ).

4) Are you ( hoping - expecting ) a trouble ?

5) The doctor ( who - whom - whose ) performed the operation was very kind .

which means a substance " dyeand the noun " , ns to stop livingwhich mea" dieThe verb " 6)

change the color of things are considered ( homophones – heteronyms )

7) The verb " tear " which means rip , and the noun " tear" which means the liquid from the

eye , are considered ( homonyms – heteronyms ).

8) The ( referring - consulting ) dentist is the primary dental care provider as defined by the

ADA .

9) Today is very cold , the temperature is ( nil - oh - zero ) centigrade .

10)You don’t need any ( experiment - experience ) to work here .

11) My cousin has an ( aural - oral ) problem , so he uses a hearing aid .

12)You can study hard for the exam ( and - while - or ) you can fail .

13)He is tired today , he should ( hold off - find out - fill out ) the meeting until being

well .

14) Huda is being in a hot water, she's really (a good & honest - in a difficult situation -

a bad person )

15) The player ( got a a black eye - was as pale as a ghost - got an itchy feet ) when the

ball hit him.

16)He decided to ( brush up on - brush off - pick on ) his English language before going to

America .

17) George has studied many Asian languages (for instance - hence - but )

Korean , Chinese and Thai.

18) An antonym of the term “ dark “ is ( obscure - luminous - opaque ).

19) _____________ ( Hyphen - Colon - Comma ) is a punctuation mark which is used to

separate independent clauses or sentences in a complex sentence.

20) He is the man (who - whose - whom ) words is as good as his action .

21) Look ! The ground is white in color due to falling of the ( ice - snow ) on it.

22) ( Hence - Another - Such as ) I am not feeling well, I am unable to work.

23) He is an engineer , good typist , and a college teacher . He is ( looking for number one -

head and shoulders above the rest - a jack of all trades ).

24) I remembered to bring the camera ( so - therefore - but ) forgot the batteries.

Q2 /Write both the formal & informal ways for the

following calculations : { 4 marks }

10.5 ‒ 8 = 2.5

Formal : ____________________________________________________.

Informal : ___________________________________________________.

1 ⁄ 4 + 3 ⁄ 4 = 1

Formal : ____________________________________________________.

Informal : ___________________________________________________.

Q3 / Put ( × ) or ( √ ) : { 6 marks }

1) Every worker should do his work root & branch ,this means he should do it correctly ( ).

2) Absent & present are graded antonyms ( ).

3) Zero scores in team games are called "nought"( ).

4) Maha is looking for number one .This means she's the best ( ).

5) Patients may need to be referred due to extensiveness of the problem ( ).

6) A homonym is a word that has the same spelling , sound & meaning as another

word ( ).

7) A synonym of the term “ pain” is fiction ( ) .

8) To get on one’s nerves means to cause an unpleasant memory ( ).

9)The referring dentist shouldn’t be a specialist ( ).

” which is a portion of the colon are ileum“ which is a part of the pelvic bone & “ Ilium“ 10)

considered heteronyms ( ) .

11) The latin number IV means the number six ( ).

12) The phrasal verb “look into “ means to look at something briefly ( ).

Q4\ Punctuate the following sentences : { 5.5 marks }

1.listen it is a car accident

_________________________________________________________________________

2.assistant professor in the faculty of dentistry held a meeting yesterday

_________________________________________________________________________

3.this year the twenty nine of march falls on a wednesday

Q5 / Name the following images: { 6 marks }

________________________________ ______________________________

_________________________________ _______________________________

Q6 \ Match: { 10 marks }

B A

Rough Site 1

Be honest Sight 2

Not responsible Accept 3

To give someone a cool reception Effect 4

Visit Get over 5

Permanently Get along with 6

Attract attention Make waves 7

Exactly alike Off & on 8

A location Coarse 9

To agree with Call for 10

Be friendly Call on 11

Recover from Call up 12

Pleasant to listen Cold shoulder 13

Intermittently Come clean 14

The ability to see Off the hook 15

Result Feel blue 16

To cause a trouble For good 17

Telephone Eye catching 18

Request ot suggest Like two peas in a pod 19

To feel sad Easy on the ear 20

Salivary Gland Disorders

What Causes Salivary Gland Disorders?

You have three major salivary glands: the parotid, submandibular, and sublingual glands. They are responsible for producing saliva. The most common cause of salivary gland problems is blocked glands, which can cause painful symptoms.

Sialolithiasis and sialadenitis are problems that can occur in the salivary glands. Sialolithiasis occurs when stones made of calcium form in the salivary glands. These stones can block the glands, which can partially or completely stop the flow of saliva.

Sialadenitis is an infection in a salivary gland. It often results from stones blocking the gland. Staph or strep bacteria can cause this infection. Older adults and infants are most likely to develop this condition.Viruses also can affect the salivary glands. These include the flu, mumps, Coxsackie virus, and cytomegalovirus.

Cancerous and noncancerous tumors may develop in the salivary glands as well. Cancerous tumors of the salivary glands are rare, and typically occur between ages 50 and 60.Noncancerous tumors that can affect the parotid glands include pleomorphic adenomas and Warthin’s tumors. Benign pleomorphic adenomas can also grow in the submandibular gland and the minor salivary glands.

What Are the Symptoms of a Salivary Gland Disorder?

For sialolithiasis, symptoms include:

painful lump under the tongue pain that increases when eating

Sialadenitis symptoms include:

lump in your cheek or under your chin pus that drains into your mouth strong or foul-smelling pus fever

Viral infections, such as mumps, in the salivary glands can cause:

fever muscle aches joint pain

swelling on both sides of the face headache

If you have diabetes or alcoholism, you may also experience swelling in the salivary glands. If you notice symptoms such as a bad taste in your mouth, dry mouth, mouth pain, facial swelling, or trouble opening your mouth, see your doctor.

How Are Salivary Gland Disorders Diagnosed?

Your physician will recommend testing based on your medical history and a physical exam.

Your doctor must see the blockage to diagnose a salivary gland obstruction. Taking a dental X-ray of the affected area can help to pinpoint the obstruction. A head and neck surgeon can then use anesthesia to numb the salivary gland opening and free any blockage.

How Are Salivary Gland Disorders Treated?

Treatment for salivary gland disorders depends upon the disease type and how advanced it is.

For example, if you have a mass in your salivary gland, your physician may recommend surgery to remove the mass or the gland itself. If the mass is cancerous, you may need radiation treatments to kill off cancerous cells. These treatments will not typically be started until your body has had time to heal. This is typically four to six weeks after surgery. Radiation treatments to the neck can cause dry mouth, which can be uncomfortable and affect digestion. Your physician may recommend drinking more fluids and avoiding foods high in sodium.

If the salivary gland mass is not cancerous, radiation may not be required. A mass that does not cause symptoms may be treated with conservative measures. These include special mouthwashes to relieve dry mouth.Antibiotics can be used to treat bacterial infections.

Taking good care of your teeth is vital to successful salivary gland treatment. Brushing and flossing your teeth at least twice a day can help to prevent salivary gland disorders and tooth decay. You can keep your mouth moist by rinsing with a mixture of 1/2 teaspoon of salt in one cup of water.

Q7⁄ According to the passage answer the following questions:

A .Choose the right answer : { 4 marks }

1)The parotid , submandibular , and sublingual glands are considered three minor

salivary glands ( true - false ).

2)Radiotherapy to the neck may lead to xerostomia ( dry mouth ).

( true - false ).

3)The most common cause of salivary gland problems is stone blockage of the

gland ( true - false ).

4)The antonym of the underlined word “ numb” is ( sensitive - dull - large ).

B. Complete : { 5 marks }

1. A synonym of the underlined term “ lump” in the 5 th paragraph is

______________________ .

2. A synonym of the underlined term “ tooth decay “ is

_______________________ .

3. The prefix ( sub ) in the term submandiular means _____________________

& the prefix which has the opposite meaning of it is ___________________ .

4. “ Adenoma “ is a benign tumor of the __________________.

Q8/ Please write a medical referral for the following case :

Huda is a 20 years old patient , came to your private clinic with a severe

continous pain at the lower left area of her mouth. After your clinical diagnosis

you noticed that there is pulpitis at the lower left first premolar which requires

R.C.T. You are a prosthodontist and you want to refer Huda to Dr.Ali Ahmed

who is an endodontist , his clinic is in Rafah ,Salah eldeen street, building no.49.

And your clinic is in Dier al balah ,Mahatta street , building no. 50

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