Q1/A- Read the text and complete it with a verb from the parentheses in the past tense:(spend, need, laugh, fall, find, break, lose, celebrate, save, leave, take, can)Ahmed Ali last week (1) his twentieth birthday, but he is lucky to be alive. In Februaryhis way andthis year, he was climbing Cheekha Dar, Iraqi's highest mountain, when he (2)(3) eighteen hours in sub-zero temperatures. "My friends (4)_my life.'at me for having so muchsurvival equipment, but it (5)On the first night, the weather was so bad that it tore his new mountain tent to pieces, so he movedthe hostel at 9.00 the next morning, but that afternoon he was inmy left leg. I (9)move'. Mountain rescueinto a Youth Hostel. He (6)_trouble. 'I (7)off a rock and (8)teams went out to look for Ahmed, and (10)him at 10.00 the next evening.

A- Read the text and complete it with a verb from the parentheses in the past tense: (spend, need, laugh, fall, find, break, lose, celebrate, save, leave, take, can) Ahmed Ali last week (1) his twentieth birthday, but he is lucky to be alive. In Februa year, he was climbing Cheekha Dar, Iraqi's highest mountain, when he (2) eighteen hours in sub-zero temperatures. 'My friends (4). my life.' his way an at me for having so mue ival equipment, but it (5) he first night, the weather was so bad that it tore his new mountain tent to pieces, so he move a Youth Hostel. He (6) the hostel at 9.00 the next morning, but that afternoon he was my left leg. I (9). move'. Mountain rescu ble. 'I (7)_ off a rock and (8) s went out to look for Ahmed, and (10) him at 10.00 the next evening.

A- Read the text and complete it with a verb from the parentheses in the past tense: (spend, need, laugh, fall, find, break, lose, celebrate, save, leave, take, can) Ahmed Ali last week (1) his twentieth birthday, but he is lucky to be alive. In Februa year, he was climbing Cheekha Dar, Iraqi's highest mountain, when he (2) eighteen hours in sub-zero temperatures. 'My friends (4). my life.' his way an at me for having so mue ival equipment, but it (5) he first night, the weather was so bad that it tore his new mountain tent to pieces, so he move a Youth Hostel. He (6) the hostel at 9.00 the next morning, but that afternoon he was my left leg. I (9). move'. Mountain rescu ble. 'I (7)_ off a rock and (8) s went out to look for Ahmed, and (10) him at 10.00 the next evening.

Database System Concepts

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ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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