Đề cương anh văn cơ bản 2

Đề cương anh văn cơ bản 2 đại học hàng hải , thi kết thúc học phần anh văn cơ bản 2 ,...................................................................

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Kỳ: 2 Năm: 2019-2020

Học phần: Anh văn cơ bản 2

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P.Trưởng bộ môn (Ký, ghi rõ họ tên)

Vũ Thị Thúy

I Listening:

- Ket

II Từ vựng, ngữ pháp:

1 Be careful _ too fast on the way home

A to drive

B not to drive

C not drive

D driving

2 My sister spends hours on the phone _ to her boyfriend

A talking

B talk

B to talk

D talked

3 You _ to work tomorrow It’s a holiday

A must

B must not

C don’t have

D have

4 English pronunciation is _

A incredible difficult

B incredibly difficult

C difficult incredible

D difficultly incredible

5 I like _ karate when I have free time

A doing

B playing

C going

D taking

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6 In golf you have to hit the ball _ the hole

A in

B into

C over

D through

7 If I don’t write it down, I it

A don’t remember

B won’t remember

C remember

D will remember

8 What do you think is the best form of _?

A communicate

B communicating

C communicant

D communication

9 If I a good job, I would move to the USA

A find

B am finding

C found

D have found

10 Who do you get _ best in your family?

A on

B on with

C along

D with

11 A: What did you do this weekend?

B:

A Anything

B Nothing

C Nobody

D Anybody

12 He eats crisps and chips

A too

B too little

C too much

D too many

13 We had a very _ holiday – we just lay in the sun

A relaxed

B relaxing

C relax

D relaxative

14 I don’t sleep _ - only five or six hours, but I really need eight

A too much

B enough

C too

D too many

15 I can’t hear the radio _

A Turn up it

B Turn it up

C Turn on it

D Turn it on

16 They couldn’t open the door because they the key

A didn’t bring

B had brought

C hadn’t brought

D haven’t brought

17 I asked her if to dance

A she wanted

B she wants

C she has wanted

D she was wanting

18 Annie _ us that she had a problem

A told

B said

C asked

D talked

19 I was born _ 2nd April

A at

B in

C on

D up

20 I’ve known my best friend

A since ten years

B sine 2007

C for ten years

D B & C are correct

21 I need _ to the bank I don’t have any money

A go

B to go

C going

D not to go

22 He took his passport his jacket

A out

B out of

C at

D in

23 He judo twice a week

A does

B plays

C goes

D gets

24 Shh! They’re their homework

A making

B doing

C getting

D having

25 Paper _ the Chinese

A invented by

B was invented by

C was invented for

D invented for

26 If you study _, you learn about plants and animals

A geography

B biology

C history

D science

27 I like vegetables when I was a child

A didn’t used to

B didn’t use to

C don’t used to

D don’t use to

28 She failed all her exams, so she feels a little bit _

A disapponting

B disappointed

C exciting

D excited

29 A: I didn’t go to college

B: _

A Neither do I

B Neither did I

C So do I

D So did I

30 We didn’t go _ on Sunday

A somewhere

B everywhere

C nowhere

D anywhere

III Đọc hiểu:

Đọc và trả lời câu hỏi về nội dung đọc hiểu Chọn A, B, C hoặc D cho câu trả lời đúng

Bài đọc 1:

The most exciting soccer match I have ever seen was the 1999 Champions’ League Final between Manchester United and Bayern Munich in the Nou Camp stadium in Barcelona

After 90 minutes Manchester United was losing 1-0 The Bayern Munich fans in the stadium were already celebrating their team’s victory The Manchester United fans in the stadium and millions around the world were watching in despair

There were now just three minutes of added time Twenty seconds passed and United got a corner The atmosphere in the stadium was incredibly intense All the Manchester United players were in the Bayern Munich penalty area David Beckham took the corner and Teddy Sheringham scored It was 1-1!

The Manchester United fans were ecstatic There was only about one minute left now, but United attacked again and scored another goal Now it was 2-1! Thirty seconds later

we heard the referee blow his whistle The match was over The United players were the champion! Many of the Bayern fans and players were crying They had lost the match in less than three minutes

The next day I read that the UEFA president missed both Manchester United’s goals He was going down to the field to give the cup to the German team when United scored their first goal, and he was going back up to his seat when they scored their second! He missed the most exciting and unforgettable three minutes of soccer I have ever seen

1 Where did the match take place?

A In England

B In the US

C In Spain

D In Germany

2 What was the score after 90 minutes?

A 0-0

B 1-0

C 1-1

D 2-1

3 What was the UEFA president doing when United scored their first goal?

A He was crying

B He was celebrating Bayern Munich’s victory

C He was going back to his seat

D He was going down to the field

4 Which of the following is not true?

A Bayern Munich was winning the match after 90 minutes

B David Beckham helped Manchester United equalize the score

C Bayern Munich had lost the match in less than three minutes

D The UEFA president missed both Manchester United’s goals

5 The word ecstatic is closest in meaning to _

A depressed

B balanced

C stressed

D overjoyed Bài đọc 2:

Are you somebody who can’t wake up in the morning? Do you need two cups of coffee before you can start a new day? Do you feel awful when you first wake up? Scientists say it’s all because of our genes How did they find this out? Researchers interviewed

500 people They asked them questions about their lifestyle, for example, what time of day they preferred to exercise and how difficult they found it to wake up in the morning Scientists then compared their answers to the people’s DNA

They discovered that we all have a clock gene, also called a Period 3 gene This gene can be long or short People who have the long gene are usually very good in the morning but get tired fairly early at night People who have the short gene are usually more active at night but have problems waking up early in the morning How does it help us to know if we have the long or short gene? Scientists say that, if possible, we should try to change our working hours to fit our “body clock.” If you are a morning person, then you could start work early and finish early But if you are bad in the morning, then it might be better to start work in the afternoon and work until late at night So maybe, instead of nine to five, it should be seven to three or twelve to eight

6 Scientists say that if we are bad at getting up in the morning, this is because

A we do not do enough exercise

B we are born like that

C we go to bed late

D we drink too much coffee

7 Researches asked people questions about

A science

B sports and exercise

C their diet

D the way they lived

8 They discovered that people who have a short clock gene

A are better in the evening than in the morning

B get tired very early

C are better in the morning than in the evening

D find it easy to get up early

9 They recommend that people who have a long clock gene

A should work only in the afternoon and evening

B should drink two cups of coffee in the morning

C should start work early and finish early

D should start work late and finish late

10 Which of the following is NOT true?

A People who have the long gene are better in the morning

B People who have the short gene are more active at night

C We should try to change our gene to work better all day

D We should try to change our working hours to fit our body clock

Bài đọc 3:

17-year-old Alexandra Kosteniuk is sometimes called the Anna Kournikova of the chess world The International Chess Federation have asked her to be the new face

of the game, which traditionally has had an image of middle-aged men wearing glasses

Alexandra started playing chess when she was five She learnt to play from her father, and became a grandmaster when she was only 14 Experts say that her game

is one of the most exciting they have seen for a long time

“Chess is not as popular as it should be, and I think I could help it,” Kosteniuk said last week “It is an honor for me to be described as the face of the game.” She has her own website with pictures, poems, and the opportunity to play chess against her Making the game faster is another part of the campaign to makes chess more popular There are now strict time limits for making moves Games that before

lasted for hours can now take place in five minutes The longest international tournament games, which sometimes took days, now last only four to seven hours Nigel Short, the British grandmaster, says, “There are a lot of attractive women in chess, but Alexandra Kosteniuk has made a very big impression She is obviously very talented Any sport needs attractive personalities, and I have no problem with marketing the game through her.”

11 Who has been chosen to be the face of the game?

A International Chess Federation

B Nigel Short

C Alexandra Kosteniuk

D Anna Kournikova

12 When did she become a grandmaster?

A When she was five

B After playing chess for fourteen years

C When she was seventeen

D After playing chess for nine years

13 Which sentence is not true?

A If you have Internet access, you can play chess with Alexandra

B Nigel Short has an attractive personality

C Alexandra thinks that chess should be more popular

D The International Chess Federation wants chess to have a more modern image

14 How long did the longest international tournament games last?

A four hours

B seven hours

C several days

D five minutes

15 How does Nigel Short think of Alexandra?

A She is attractive

B She is impressive

C She is talented

D All of the above

Bài đọc 4:

The Australian crocodile is the largest crocodile in the world It can grow up to seven metres long and the biggest can weigh up to 1000 kilos It has only two muscles to open its mouth but 40 to close it

What makes crocodiles so dangerous is that they attack incredibly quickly and they

take their victims under the water to drown them They usually attack in the water, but they can suddenly come out of a river and attack animals or people, and they can run on land at 17 km/h

Every year in Australia there are crocodile attacks on humans Two years ago a 24-year-old German tourist died when she went for a swim in a lake Although there were signs warning people that there might be crocodiles, the girl and her friends decided to have a midnight swim The girl suddenly disappeared and next morning her body was found Near it was a four-metre crocodile And only last month two Australian boys watched in horror as their friend was killed by a crocodile when they were washing their mountain bikes in a river They climbed a tree and stayed there for 22 hours while the crocodile waited below

But you can survive a crocodile attack Last year Norman Pascoe, 1 19-year-old, was saved from a crocodile when his aunt hit it on the nose Norman’s aunt said, ‘I hit it and I shouted, “Help!” The crocodile suddenly opened its mouth and my nephew escaped.’

16 How many muscles does the Australian crocodile use to close its mouth?

A 2

B 7

C 40

D 1000

17 Which sentence is not true?

A The Australian crocodile is bigger than all other kinds

B Crocodiles only attack you if you are in the water

C Crocodiles can come out of a river

D Crocodiles can run on land

18 Why did the German tourist die?

A Because she swam in the lake at midnight

B Because she didn’t know that there might be crocodiles in the lake

C Because the crocodile attacked her and her friends

D Because her friends suddenly disappeared

19 What were the Australian boys doing when their friend was killed?

A They were waiting for a crocodile

B They were washing their mountain bikes

C They were climbing a tree

D They were watching a film

20 What did the crocodile do when Norman’s aunt hit it?

A It attacked her

B It ran away

C It attacked her nephew

D It opened its mouth Bài đọc 5:

It is official- American children are getting fatter According to a survey published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, in 2003 – 2004 more than 17 percent of American children aged 2-19 were overweight And since then, the problem has gotten worse More recent health surveys have found that at least 20 percent of American children are now overweight

Why?

Children watch too much television and they see twelve food advertisements for every hour of TV they watch They get less exercise, play sports less, and spend more time watching videos or playing computer games than they did in the past The problem isn’t that children eat too much food or the wrong kind of food – though of course it’s better

to eat healthy foods than too much fat The real problem is that too many children do not get any physical exercise

What can we do?

So how can we help our children develop a healthy attitude to food and exercise? Well, parents should try to help children eat healthy food when they are still young – we need

to give children good habits at an early age This means, for example, giving children fruit, not candy, and eating meals together as a family if possible Cooking with children

is also a good idea, to teach them the importance of good food A lot of children don’t like vegetables, but even a few vegetables can help improve their diet

And instead of driving our children everywhere, we should encourage them to walk or bike We should make exercise interesting and exciting for them Playing soccer in the park is much better for children than playing on the computer

21 What is the main idea of the article?

A Children’s eating habit

B Children’s diet

C Children’s health

D Children’s exercise

22 What do some health surveys reveal?

A Overweight children in American have reduced by20 percent

B 17 percent of American children were overweight in 2003-2004

C The problem of American children getting overweight has been better

D More and more American children are overweight

23 What is the actual reason for the increase in overweight children?

A They eat too much food

B They exercise less

C They eat the wrong kind of food