English is spoken in almost parts of the world.. If she had been paying no attention, she might not have burnt her finger.. Because she had been paying attention, she might not have burn
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Cu 1: test was given, our class leader managed to get good marks
Wherever
Cu 2: The students in this class, _ are from the provinces, are having trouble
finding decent accommodation
A most of whom B many of that C almost of whom D all whom
Cu 3: He is boasting; what he is saying is just a(n) _
A statement B understatement C overstatement D restatement
Cu 4: English / speak / almost / part / the world //
A English is spoken in almost every part of the world
B English is spoken in almost parts of the world
C English is speaking in almost all parts of the world
D Almost every part in the world is spoken with English
Cu 5: _ any letters from him lately?
A Do you receive B Have you received C Are you receiving D Had you received
Cu 6: I _ a meeting at the office this time tomorrow, so you can phone me
later in the evening
be having
Cu 7: She said she that film years before
would see
Cu 8: I strongly support the idea of having _ uniform for the company
Cu 9: I went to wonderful concert by the London Symphony Orchestra
such
Cu 10: _ he gets home before us and can't get in?
Unless
Cu 11: She wasn't paying attention; that was why she burnt her finger
A If she had been paying no attention, she might not have burnt her finger
B Because she had been paying attention, she might not have burnt her finger
C Had she been paying attention, she might not have burnt her finger
D If she had been paying attention, she wouldn't burn her finger
Cu 12: It is tiring to talk to such _-minded person
A conservative B conserved C conservation D
conserving
Cu 13: I last met her _ October last year
Cu 14: She is always borrowing money _ me
Trang 2A from B to C of D in
Cu 15: Motor vehicles account _ 75% of air pollution in the major cities
Cu 16: They are going _ to the beach for a week
Cu 17: 'Who did you come to the party with?' said Tom to Lyn
A Tom asked Lyn who did she come to the party with
B Tom wanted to know with whom Lyn had come to the party
C Tom asked Lyn who she came to the party with
D Tom asked Lyn who she had come to the party with?
Cu 18: 'Would you mind if I smoked in here?' said the man
A The man wanted me not to smoke in there B The man wanted me
to smoke in there
C The man asked for permission to smoke in there D The man offered me
a cigarette to smoke in there
Cu 19: He profited greatly _ his year abroad
Cu 20: There was a terrible _ on Highway 10 this morning Five vehicles
were involved
damage
Cu 21: I think he's a really good live performer, and his songs are excellent you
can't hear the words because the music is too loud
A The trouble is B In fact C On the whole D What's more
Cu 22: will they return us the book? _ Maybe in a week's time
How soon
Cu 23: Please don't talk so loudly while I'm studying
A I'd rather not to talk so loudly while I'm studying
B While studying, you shouldn't talk so loudly
C I'd sooner you didn't talk so loudly while I'm studying
D I'm sorry you were talking so loudly while I'm studying
Cu 24: Would you like a piece of cake? -
A Yes, I would B Yes, I do like C Yes, please D Yes, of course
Cu 25: I couldn't find Joe at the party last night If I _ him, we'd have been
happy
have met
Cu 26: When I saw him yesterday, he was _ a taxi
A running after B walking up C coming along D running over
Cu 27: Why do you sell this old house such a high price?
Cu 28: Finally, / decide / go back / shop / buy / shirt //
Trang 3A Finally, he decided to go back to the shop to buy the shirt
B Finally, deciding to buy the shirt made him to go back to it
C Finally, he was deciding to go back to the shop for the bought shirt
D Finally, the decision to buy the shirt coming back to him
Cu 29: know / where / she / live now?//
A Where she lives now is your knowledge? B No one knows where she
is living now, don't they?
C Do you know where she lives now? D Is it known about where does she live now?
Cu 30: Are you ready _ the exam?
Cu 31: The trouser has just been for better flows of traffic
lengthened
Cu 32: Scientific progress supplies us with
A convenient B conveniences C inconvenience D
inconveniences
Cu 33: The boy forgot the newspaper for his father on his way home
bought
Read the following passage carefully and choose the best answer from sentence 34 to
38
The origins of baseball probably stretch back to 1839 when Abner Doubleday, a civil engineering student, laid out a diamond-shaped field at Coopertown, New York, and attempted to standardize the rules governing the playing of such games as town ball and four old cats, the ancestors of baseball By the end of the Civil War, interest in the game had grown rapidly Over 200 teams or clubs existed, some of which toured the country playing rivals; they belonged to a national association of "Baseball Players" that had proclaimed a set of standard rules These teams were amateurs or semi-professionals, but
as the game waxed in popularities for profit, and the first professional team, the Cincinnati Red Stockings, appeared in 1869 Other cities soon fielded professional teams, and in 1876 the present National League was organized chiefly by Albert Spalding Soon
a rival league appeared, the American Association Competition between the two was intense, and in 1883 they played a post-season contest, the first "world's series" The American Association eventually collapsed, but in 1990 the American League was organized
34 When did baseball originate?
1990
35 According to the passage, baseball originated in 1839 because
A Abner Doubleday invented a special diamond-shaped pitch
B the rules of earlier games were amalgamated and regularized
C civil engineering students became interested in playing games
D the old games died out and a new one was needed
36 The public rapidly became interested in the game
A at the beginning of the Civil War B during the Civil War
Trang 4C by the end of the Civil War D after the Civil War
37 How many teams or clubs existed at that time?
200
38 The National League and the American Association played a post-season contest in
1883 because ………
A the competition between the two was intense B they wanted to get profit
C they were both amateurs D they were both semi-professionals