ابن سينا قطعة قراءة ستيب رقم 29
قطعة 29 من 99 في تدريب القراءة المجاني لاختبار الستيب (STEP)، عليها 10 أسئلة اختيار من متعدد. اقرأ القطعة وجاوب، ثم اضغط «اعرض الإجابة» تحت كل سؤال عشان تتأكد.
نص القطعة
1-Ibn Sina or Avicenna, both names are correct, the name just changes from one language to another. He was born in AH 370/AD 980 near Bukhara in Central Asia, where his father governed a village in one of the royal estates. At thirteen, Ibn Sina began a study of medicine and at the age of sixteen, he became a distinguished physician. He was working hard all day with his patients. He was really proficient, and his medical expertise brought him to the attention of the Sultan of Bukhara, Nuh Ibn Mansur, whom he treated successfully by his medical skills; as a result, he was given permission to use the sultan’s library and its rare manuscripts, allowing him to continue his research into modes of knowledge. 2-He wrote different books in different areas. The most important of which was an encyclopedia of medicine in five books called Qanun Fit Tibb, which was completed in 1025. He also produced at least two major works on logic. The first one, Al-Mantiq, translated as The Propositional Logic of Ibn Sina, was a commentary on Aristotle’s Prior Analytics. The other, Al-Isharat w Al-tanbihat (Remarks and Admonitions), seems to be written in the ‘indicative mode’ where the reader must participate by working out the steps leading from the stated premises to proposed conclusions. 3-He also produced a research paper on definitions and a summary of the theoretical sciences, together with a number of psychological, religious, and other works. His work was on astronomy, medicine, philology and zoology. He wrote 5 books in law, too. He also wrote literary works such as poems. All his books were translated into many languages. His biographer also mentions numerous short works on logic and metaphysics. Ibn Sina’s philosophical and medical work and his political involvement continued until his death at the age of 56 years.
أسئلة القطعة (10)
Why is his name in English different?
- A. because he is Persian.
- B. This is the correct name.
- C. because names change according to the language.
- D. He was known as Avicenna.
اعرض الإجابة
C. because names change according to the language.
After a study for many years, he became a _____
- A. writer.
- B. physician.
- C. student.
- D. volume.
اعرض الإجابة
B. physician.
Physicians in Paragraph one most probably means_______
- A. doctors.
- B. philosophers.
- C. sultans.
- D. sons.
اعرض الإجابة
A. doctors.
What does paragraph 1 say about Avicenna’s life?
- A. He was an excellent yet lazy doctor.
- B. He couldn't make his dream of becoming a doctor.
- C. He became a physician at the age of 13.
- D. He became a hard-working doctor.
اعرض الإجابة
D. He became a hard-working doctor.
What does proficient mean in this passage?
- A. skilled
- B. intelligent
- C. religious
- D. logical
اعرض الإجابة
A. skilled
What did Avicenna do after he studied Medicine?
- A. He became the doctor of the ruler ofBhukhara.
- B. He studied physics.
- C. He became the owner of the royal library.
- D. He assisted the ruler of Bhukhara.
اعرض الإجابة
A. He became the doctor of the ruler ofBhukhara.
How many volumes does his book Al Qanun Fit-Tibb have?
- A. 5 volumes
- B. 2 volumes
- C. 3 volumes
- D. 6 volumes
اعرض الإجابة
A. 5 volumes
Ibn Sina wrote ____ books in law.
- A. 4
- B. 5
- C. 3
- D. 6
اعرض الإجابة
B. 5
What does passage 3 say about his books?
- A. They were translated to many languages.
- B. They were useless after his death.
- C. They were in the sultan’s library.
- D. They were antiques.
اعرض الإجابة
A. They were translated to many languages.
Ibn Sina died when he was ____
- A. 50 years old.
- B. 56 years old.
- C. 75 years old.
- D. 77 years old.
اعرض الإجابة
B. 56 years old.