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شرح وترجمة فقرةthe experience of a lifetimeتجربة من العمر+حل أسئلة الكتاب مع 30سؤال إضافي على الفقرة nước Thái Lan
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واذا احتجتوا أي سؤال , لا تتردد في طرحه في التعليقات او على حساباتي الشخصية , والملفات موجودة بقناة التليقرام . 3
"it" refers to the race
"they" refers to the ships
"it" refers to the race (second occurrence)
"it" refers to the event
"They" refers to the ships in the 2009 Atlantic Challenge
"They" refers to the ships (second occurrence)
"Their" refers to the ships' (possessive form)
"it" refers to the trip
"them" refers to the teenagers
"They" refers to the teenagers (second occurrence)
"they" refers to the ships (third occurrence)
"it" refers to the race (third occurrence) ... 9
When did the race start?
*The race started in 1953.
2) How many ships participated in the initial race?
*20 ships sailed from southern England to Portugal in the first
race.
3) How has the race evolved over time?
*The race has become bigger and bigger and is now one of the
most popular events in the sailing calendar.
4) What kind of ships participated in the 2009 Atlantic
Challenge?
*The ships in the 2009 Atlantic Challenge were traditional
vessels with sails and rigging.
5) Where did the ships in the 2009 Atlantic Challenge come
from?
*The ships came from Europe, North America, and even
Uruguay in South America.
6) How long did the 130,000-km trip of the 2009 Atlantic
Challenge take to complete?
*The 130,000-km trip took five months to complete.
7) How many crew members were involved in the 2009
Atlantic Challenge?
*Over a thousand crew members were involved in the 2009
8) How many ports did the ships visit during the 2009 Atlantic
Challenge?
*The ships visited seven ports.
9) How many countries did the ships visit during the 2009
Atlantic Challenge?
*The ships visited five countries
10) What is the significance of the race in terms of its
popularity?
*The race has become one of the most popular events in the
sailing calendar.
11) Who were the majority of people on the ship?
*The majority of people on the ship were teenagers on sail-
training programs led by experienced sailors.
12) Where did the trip start and end?
*The trip started in Spain and ended in Nova Scotia.
13) What were the intermediate destinations of the trip?
*The intermediate destinations were the Canary Islands,
Bermuda, and the USA.
14) How long was the final part of the race?
*The final part of the race, covering a distance of over 43,500
km, took a month to complete.
15) How often did the crew report their progress to the
organizers?
*The crew reported their progress twice a day, at 6 a.m. and 4
p.m. UK time.
16) How were the ships' positions tracked?
*The ships' positions were plotted on a map by the
organizers.
17) Why were the ships' positions plotted on a map?
*The ships' positions were plotted on a map so that families
and friends could follow their progress.
18) What happened at each port on the route?
*Spectacular celebrations took place at each port when the
ships arrived.
19) Who organized the sail-training programs?
*The experienced sailors led the sail-training programs.
20) How was the trip described by the crew?
*The paragraph does not provide direct information on how
the crew described the trip.
21) Who is Patrick Kelly?
*Patrick Kelly is a teenager.
22) What was Patrick Kelly's motivation for joining the ship?
*Patrick wanted to go on a new and exciting adventure.
23) How does Patrick describe his experience on the ship?
*Patrick describes his experience on the ship as the
"experience of a lifetime".
24) What did Patrick discover during his time on the ship?
*Patrick discovered a lot about the countries on their route
and about himself.
25) What was significant about Patrick's time away from
home?
*it was the longest time Patrick had ever been away from
home
26) What was the best part of the journey for Patrick?
*The best part for Patrick was when they sailed back into
Belfast.
27) What did Patrick gain from being on the ship?
*Patrick made lots of new friends and learned about the
countries on their route and about himself.
28) Which ship did Patrick arrive on?
*The paragraph does not mention the specific ship that
Patrick arrived on.
29) How did Patrick feel about his experience overall?
*Patrick felt that his experience on the ship was incredible,
describing it as the experience of a lifetime.
30) Why was sailing back into Belfast significant for Patrick?
*The paragraph does not explicitly mention why sailing back
into Belfast was significant for Patrick. ... 8
"a teenager" refers to Patrick Kelly
"one" refers to one of the first ships to arrive
"I" refers to Patrick Kelly (first-person singular)
"I" refers to Patrick Kelly (first-person singular, second occurrence)
"This" refers to the experience of a lifetime
"this ship" refers to the ship Patrick Kelly has been on
"I" refers to Patrick Kelly (first-person singular, third occurrence)
"myself" refers to Patrick Kelly
"This" refers to the experience of being away from home
"the best part" refers to sailing back into Belfast ... 2
"its" refers to the crew's (possessive form)
"They" refers to the crew
"The ships' positions" refers to the positions of the ships
"their" refers to the ships' (possessive form)
"their" refers to the progress of the ships
"when the ships arrived" refers to the time of arrival of the ships.
واذا احتجتوا أي سؤال , لا تتردد في طرحه في التعليقات او على حساباتي الشخصية , والملفات موجودة بقناة التليقرام . 3
"it" refers to the race
"they" refers to the ships
"it" refers to the race (second occurrence)
"it" refers to the event
"They" refers to the ships in the 2009 Atlantic Challenge
"They" refers to the ships (second occurrence)
"Their" refers to the ships' (possessive form)
"it" refers to the trip
"them" refers to the teenagers
"They" refers to the teenagers (second occurrence)
"they" refers to the ships (third occurrence)
"it" refers to the race (third occurrence) ... 9
When did the race start?
*The race started in 1953.
2) How many ships participated in the initial race?
*20 ships sailed from southern England to Portugal in the first
race.
3) How has the race evolved over time?
*The race has become bigger and bigger and is now one of the
most popular events in the sailing calendar.
4) What kind of ships participated in the 2009 Atlantic
Challenge?
*The ships in the 2009 Atlantic Challenge were traditional
vessels with sails and rigging.
5) Where did the ships in the 2009 Atlantic Challenge come
from?
*The ships came from Europe, North America, and even
Uruguay in South America.
6) How long did the 130,000-km trip of the 2009 Atlantic
Challenge take to complete?
*The 130,000-km trip took five months to complete.
7) How many crew members were involved in the 2009
Atlantic Challenge?
*Over a thousand crew members were involved in the 2009
8) How many ports did the ships visit during the 2009 Atlantic
Challenge?
*The ships visited seven ports.
9) How many countries did the ships visit during the 2009
Atlantic Challenge?
*The ships visited five countries
10) What is the significance of the race in terms of its
popularity?
*The race has become one of the most popular events in the
sailing calendar.
11) Who were the majority of people on the ship?
*The majority of people on the ship were teenagers on sail-
training programs led by experienced sailors.
12) Where did the trip start and end?
*The trip started in Spain and ended in Nova Scotia.
13) What were the intermediate destinations of the trip?
*The intermediate destinations were the Canary Islands,
Bermuda, and the USA.
14) How long was the final part of the race?
*The final part of the race, covering a distance of over 43,500
km, took a month to complete.
15) How often did the crew report their progress to the
organizers?
*The crew reported their progress twice a day, at 6 a.m. and 4
p.m. UK time.
16) How were the ships' positions tracked?
*The ships' positions were plotted on a map by the
organizers.
17) Why were the ships' positions plotted on a map?
*The ships' positions were plotted on a map so that families
and friends could follow their progress.
18) What happened at each port on the route?
*Spectacular celebrations took place at each port when the
ships arrived.
19) Who organized the sail-training programs?
*The experienced sailors led the sail-training programs.
20) How was the trip described by the crew?
*The paragraph does not provide direct information on how
the crew described the trip.
21) Who is Patrick Kelly?
*Patrick Kelly is a teenager.
22) What was Patrick Kelly's motivation for joining the ship?
*Patrick wanted to go on a new and exciting adventure.
23) How does Patrick describe his experience on the ship?
*Patrick describes his experience on the ship as the
"experience of a lifetime".
24) What did Patrick discover during his time on the ship?
*Patrick discovered a lot about the countries on their route
and about himself.
25) What was significant about Patrick's time away from
home?
*it was the longest time Patrick had ever been away from
home
26) What was the best part of the journey for Patrick?
*The best part for Patrick was when they sailed back into
Belfast.
27) What did Patrick gain from being on the ship?
*Patrick made lots of new friends and learned about the
countries on their route and about himself.
28) Which ship did Patrick arrive on?
*The paragraph does not mention the specific ship that
Patrick arrived on.
29) How did Patrick feel about his experience overall?
*Patrick felt that his experience on the ship was incredible,
describing it as the experience of a lifetime.
30) Why was sailing back into Belfast significant for Patrick?
*The paragraph does not explicitly mention why sailing back
into Belfast was significant for Patrick. ... 8
"a teenager" refers to Patrick Kelly
"one" refers to one of the first ships to arrive
"I" refers to Patrick Kelly (first-person singular)
"I" refers to Patrick Kelly (first-person singular, second occurrence)
"This" refers to the experience of a lifetime
"this ship" refers to the ship Patrick Kelly has been on
"I" refers to Patrick Kelly (first-person singular, third occurrence)
"myself" refers to Patrick Kelly
"This" refers to the experience of being away from home
"the best part" refers to sailing back into Belfast ... 2
"its" refers to the crew's (possessive form)
"They" refers to the crew
"The ships' positions" refers to the positions of the ships
"their" refers to the ships' (possessive form)
"their" refers to the progress of the ships
"when the ships arrived" refers to the time of arrival of the ships.
واذا احتجتوا أي سؤال , لا تتردد في طرحه في التعليقات او على حساباتي الشخصية , والملفات موجودة بقناة التليقرام . 3
"it" refers to the race
"they" refers to the ships
"it" refers to the race (second occurrence)
"it" refers to the event
"They" refers to the ships in the 2009 Atlantic Challenge
"They" refers to the ships (second occurrence)
"Their" refers to the ships' (possessive form)
"it" refers to the trip
"them" refers to the teenagers
"They" refers to the teenagers (second occurrence)
"they" refers to the ships (third occurrence)
"it" refers to the race (third occurrence) ... 9
When did the race start?
*The race started in 1953.
2) How many ships participated in the initial race?
*20 ships sailed from southern England to Portugal in the first
race.
3) How has the race evolved over time?
*The race has become bigger and bigger and is now one of the
most popular events in the sailing calendar.
4) What kind of ships participated in the 2009 Atlantic
Challenge?
*The ships in the 2009 Atlantic Challenge were traditional
vessels with sails and rigging.
5) Where did the ships in the 2009 Atlantic Challenge come
from?
*The ships came from Europe, North America, and even
Uruguay in South America.
6) How long did the 130,000-km trip of the 2009 Atlantic
Challenge take to complete?
*The 130,000-km trip took five months to complete.
7) How many crew members were involved in the 2009
Atlantic Challenge?
*Over a thousand crew members were involved in the 2009
8) How many ports did the ships visit during the 2009 Atlantic
Challenge?
*The ships visited seven ports.
9) How many countries did the ships visit during the 2009
Atlantic Challenge?
*The ships visited five countries
10) What is the significance of the race in terms of its
popularity?
*The race has become one of the most popular events in the
sailing calendar.
11) Who were the majority of people on the ship?
*The majority of people on the ship were teenagers on sail-
training programs led by experienced sailors.
12) Where did the trip start and end?
*The trip started in Spain and ended in Nova Scotia.
13) What were the intermediate destinations of the trip?
*The intermediate destinations were the Canary Islands,
Bermuda, and the USA.
14) How long was the final part of the race?
*The final part of the race, covering a distance of over 43,500
km, took a month to complete.
15) How often did the crew report their progress to the
organizers?
*The crew reported their progress twice a day, at 6 a.m. and 4
p.m. UK time.
16) How were the ships' positions tracked?
*The ships' positions were plotted on a map by the
organizers.
17) Why were the ships' positions plotted on a map?
*The ships' positions were plotted on a map so that families
and friends could follow their progress.
18) What happened at each port on the route?
*Spectacular celebrations took place at each port when the
ships arrived.
19) Who organized the sail-training programs?
*The experienced sailors led the sail-training programs.
20) How was the trip described by the crew?
*The paragraph does not provide direct information on how
the crew described the trip.
21) Who is Patrick Kelly?
*Patrick Kelly is a teenager.
22) What was Patrick Kelly's motivation for joining the ship?
*Patrick wanted to go on a new and exciting adventure.
23) How does Patrick describe his experience on the ship?
*Patrick describes his experience on the ship as the
"experience of a lifetime".
24) What did Patrick discover during his time on the ship?
*Patrick discovered a lot about the countries on their route
and about himself.
25) What was significant about Patrick's time away from
home?
*it was the longest time Patrick had ever been away from
home
26) What was the best part of the journey for Patrick?
*The best part for Patrick was when they sailed back into
Belfast.
27) What did Patrick gain from being on the ship?
*Patrick made lots of new friends and learned about the
countries on their route and about himself.
28) Which ship did Patrick arrive on?
*The paragraph does not mention the specific ship that
Patrick arrived on.
29) How did Patrick feel about his experience overall?
*Patrick felt that his experience on the ship was incredible,
describing it as the experience of a lifetime.
30) Why was sailing back into Belfast significant for Patrick?
*The paragraph does not explicitly mention why sailing back
into Belfast was significant for Patrick. ... 8
"a teenager" refers to Patrick Kelly
"one" refers to one of the first ships to arrive
"I" refers to Patrick Kelly (first-person singular)
"I" refers to Patrick Kelly (first-person singular, second occurrence)
"This" refers to the experience of a lifetime
"this ship" refers to the ship Patrick Kelly has been on
"I" refers to Patrick Kelly (first-person singular, third occurrence)
"myself" refers to Patrick Kelly
"This" refers to the experience of being away from home
"the best part" refers to sailing back into Belfast ... 2
"its" refers to the crew's (possessive form)
"They" refers to the crew
"The ships' positions" refers to the positions of the ships
"their" refers to the ships' (possessive form)
"their" refers to the progress of the ships
"when the ships arrived" refers to the time of arrival of the ships.
واذا احتجتوا أي سؤال , لا تتردد في طرحه في التعليقات او على حساباتي الشخصية , والملفات موجودة بقناة التليقرام . 3
"it" refers to the race
"they" refers to the ships
"it" refers to the race (second occurrence)
"it" refers to the event
"They" refers to the ships in the 2009 Atlantic Challenge
"They" refers to the ships (second occurrence)
"Their" refers to the ships' (possessive form)
"it" refers to the trip
"them" refers to the teenagers
"They" refers to the teenagers (second occurrence)
"they" refers to the ships (third occurrence)
"it" refers to the race (third occurrence) ... 9
When did the race start?
*The race started in 1953.
2) How many ships participated in the initial race?
*20 ships sailed from southern England to Portugal in the first
race.
3) How has the race evolved over time?
*The race has become bigger and bigger and is now one of the
most popular events in the sailing calendar.
4) What kind of ships participated in the 2009 Atlantic
Challenge?
*The ships in the 2009 Atlantic Challenge were traditional
vessels with sails and rigging.
5) Where did the ships in the 2009 Atlantic Challenge come
from?
*The ships came from Europe, North America, and even
Uruguay in South America.
6) How long did the 130,000-km trip of the 2009 Atlantic
Challenge take to complete?
*The 130,000-km trip took five months to complete.
7) How many crew members were involved in the 2009
Atlantic Challenge?
*Over a thousand crew members were involved in the 2009
8) How many ports did the ships visit during the 2009 Atlantic
Challenge?
*The ships visited seven ports.
9) How many countries did the ships visit during the 2009
Atlantic Challenge?
*The ships visited five countries
10) What is the significance of the race in terms of its
popularity?
*The race has become one of the most popular events in the
sailing calendar.
11) Who were the majority of people on the ship?
*The majority of people on the ship were teenagers on sail-
training programs led by experienced sailors.
12) Where did the trip start and end?
*The trip started in Spain and ended in Nova Scotia.
13) What were the intermediate destinations of the trip?
*The intermediate destinations were the Canary Islands,
Bermuda, and the USA.
14) How long was the final part of the race?
*The final part of the race, covering a distance of over 43,500
km, took a month to complete.
15) How often did the crew report their progress to the
organizers?
*The crew reported their progress twice a day, at 6 a.m. and 4
p.m. UK time.
16) How were the ships' positions tracked?
*The ships' positions were plotted on a map by the
organizers.
17) Why were the ships' positions plotted on a map?
*The ships' positions were plotted on a map so that families
and friends could follow their progress.
18) What happened at each port on the route?
*Spectacular celebrations took place at each port when the
ships arrived.
19) Who organized the sail-training programs?
*The experienced sailors led the sail-training programs.
20) How was the trip described by the crew?
*The paragraph does not provide direct information on how
the crew described the trip.
21) Who is Patrick Kelly?
*Patrick Kelly is a teenager.
22) What was Patrick Kelly's motivation for joining the ship?
*Patrick wanted to go on a new and exciting adventure.
23) How does Patrick describe his experience on the ship?
*Patrick describes his experience on the ship as the
"experience of a lifetime".
24) What did Patrick discover during his time on the ship?
*Patrick discovered a lot about the countries on their route
and about himself.
25) What was significant about Patrick's time away from
home?
*it was the longest time Patrick had ever been away from
home
26) What was the best part of the journey for Patrick?
*The best part for Patrick was when they sailed back into
Belfast.
27) What did Patrick gain from being on the ship?
*Patrick made lots of new friends and learned about the
countries on their route and about himself.
28) Which ship did Patrick arrive on?
*The paragraph does not mention the specific ship that
Patrick arrived on.
29) How did Patrick feel about his experience overall?
*Patrick felt that his experience on the ship was incredible,
describing it as the experience of a lifetime.
30) Why was sailing back into Belfast significant for Patrick?
*The paragraph does not explicitly mention why sailing back
into Belfast was significant for Patrick. ... 8
"a teenager" refers to Patrick Kelly
"one" refers to one of the first ships to arrive
"I" refers to Patrick Kelly (first-person singular)
"I" refers to Patrick Kelly (first-person singular, second occurrence)
"This" refers to the experience of a lifetime
"this ship" refers to the ship Patrick Kelly has been on
"I" refers to Patrick Kelly (first-person singular, third occurrence)
"myself" refers to Patrick Kelly
"This" refers to the experience of being away from home
"the best part" refers to sailing back into Belfast ... 2
"its" refers to the crew's (possessive form)
"They" refers to the crew
"The ships' positions" refers to the positions of the ships
"their" refers to the ships' (possessive form)
"their" refers to the progress of the ships
"when the ships arrived" refers to the time of arrival of the ships.