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    Matière: Anglais Technique: Examen Semestriel

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    The document provides exam questions for an introductory English technical course, including translating a passage about electromagnetic induction, converting mathematical expressions between letters and numbers, completing sentences with chemistry and industry terms, and choosing words to complete a speech about different engineering fields. Students are asked to switch mathematical equations between letters and numbers, complete sentences about chemistry, industry, and mining processes and equipment, and select words to finish a careers advisor's speech about engineering disciplines.

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    The document provides exam questions for an introductory English technical course, including translating a passage about electromagnetic induction, converting mathematical expressions between letters and numbers, completing sentences with chemistry and industry terms, and choosing words to complete a speech about different engineering fields. Students are asked to switch mathematical equations between letters and numbers, complete sentences about chemistry, industry, and mining processes and equipment, and select words to finish a careers advisor's speech about engineering disciplines.

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    Matière: Anglais Technique: Examen Semestriel

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    UNIVERSITE DJILLALI LIABES DE SIDI BEL ABBES

    FACULTE DE GENIE ELECTRIQUE

    DEPARTEMENT D’ELECTROTECHNIQUE

    MASTER 1 (ME-RE-CE) , L1 , L2

    Année 2020/2021

    Examen semestriel

    Matière : Anglais technique

    Translate the following passage into french or arabic


    The transformer is the static device which works on the principle of electromagnetic induction. It is used for
    transferring the electrical power from one circuit to another without any variation in their frequency. In
    electromagnetic induction, the transfer of energy from one circuit to another takes places by the help of the
    mutual induction

    Switch down the mathematical equations from  letters  to numbers or from numbers to
    letters
    Five minus two is three……………………………………

    Three times four Equals twelve……………………………

    Eight divided by two is four………………………………

    9.95 ≈ 10 ………………………………………………..

    95> 37 …………………………………………………

    10 ± 8 = 2 OR 18………………………………………….

    1 ÷ 7 = 1/7…………………………………………………

    Complete the foIlowing sentences with a form of the word in brackets.


    1 In the………………….. industry, ………………………..develop processes for producing plastics, fibres,
    medicines, etc. from simple chemicals. (chemistry)

    2 Producing steel using the Bessemer process is one of the best-known…………………… processes.
    (industry)

    3 Most …………………….devices need oil as a lubricant. (mechanics)

    4 FoIlowing the earthquake. every building had to be inspected to see whether it had
    suffered………………………. any damage. (structure)
    5 Certain chemicals are added to glue to………………………….. it. (hard)

    6 Excavators and power shovels are two types of……………………… equipment used
    by………………………. when they are removing rocks from the ground. (mine)

    Here is an extract from a speech made by a careers advisor to a group of students


    choosing their future courses of study at university. Complete the speech by choosing one
    of the words from the box
    Machines highway mechanical chemical civil physics electrical
    develop production electronic

    Engineering students shoutd have an understanding of maths, (a)………………….. and chemistry. Working
    with pharmaceuticals, food, mineral processing and chemical manutacturing, a (b)
    ……………………………. engineer is trained to understand, design, control, and investigate material
    flows. If you enjoy problem solving and find projects such as the Channel Tunnel and the Three Gorges
    Dam interesting,(c)………………………. engineering may be for you. You will produce creative designs at
    an economical price white paying due concern to the environment. If your interest is in road building then
    you may decide to follow a specialized course in (d)…………………….. engineering. By studying (e)
    ………………………… and (f)………………………….. engineering you learn about the design ot
    complete systems, such as computers, controllers, power and transport systems. (g)………………………
    engineers plan, design and (h) ………………………a wide range ot things: washing machines, cars and
    spacecraft. engineers work very closely with mechanical engineers, to make new products at the right price,
    on time and in the correct quantity. As wetl as designing and selecting (u)…………………………….. and
    materials, they also organize people and finance.

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