For Whom the Bell Tolls • Of Mice and Men • Prof. Iman & Dr. Diana Dasouki • 4th Year, Aleppo University
Until now every photographed paper examined For Whom the Bell Tolls in the first half and The Old Man and the Sea in the second, while the handouts set Of Mice and Men instead. That uncertainty is over. The August 2026 paper examines Of Mice and Men in Q1–20 and For Whom the Bell Tolls in Q21–40. It is transcribed in full as Paper E, the first section of the exam bank.
| Question numbers | On the older papers | On the AUGUST 2026 paper |
|---|---|---|
| Q1–20 | For Whom the Bell Tolls — Prof. Iman | Of Mice and Men — Dr. Dasouki |
| Q21–40 | The Old Man and the Sea — Dr. Diana | For Whom the Bell Tolls — Prof. Iman Lababidi |
What this changes. Both halves are live, and they have swapped ends. Steinbeck now comes first, examined exactly as predicted: symbols, speakers, missing words in quoted sentences, and ranch vocabulary (swamper, skinner). Hemingway comes second, in Prof. Iman's completely different format — one long critical sentence broken into ten consecutive blanks, then three vocabulary questions on the Donne epigraph.
Two of the Hemingway blanks are deletion traps keyed “none” (Q28 and Q33), and one is decided purely by the word “and” at the start of the next question (Q29). The Old Man and the Sea items remain, tagged Superseded and hidden behind a filter — keep them only to see the shapes of question Dr. Dasouki writes about a short novel.