ĐỀ THI ANH VĂN 12 (BAN CƠ BẢN)- TEST 2 A. Phonetics I. Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from that of the others 1. A. kissed B. helped C. forced D. wanted 2. A. ticked B. checked C. booked D. naked 3. A. started B. looked C. decided D. coincided 4. A. agreed B. missed C. liked D. watched 5. A. imagined B. released C. rained D. followed II. Choose the word whose main stress is different from that of the others: 6. A. contract B. confide C. conduct D. contain 7. A. diversity B. maintain C. majority D. record 8. A. reject B. conical C. precede D. obliged 9. A. attitude B. survey C. symbol D. determine 10. A. ceremony B. banquet C. idea D. sacrifice B. Vocabulary and Structures I .Choose the best answers 11. Michael felt disappointed because he was by all the universities he applied to. A. neglected B. criticized C. rejected D. blamed 12. Our parents are going to celebrate their silver wedding at the end of this month. A. the 20 th anniversary of the wedding B. the 25 th anniversary of the wedding C. the 2 nd marriage D. the day they first met 13. John and Mary were attracted to each other the first time they met. A. first loved each other romanticallyB. were first forced to get marriage C. loved each other at the first sight D. loved each other for the first time in their lives 14. A ring that man gives to a womwn when they agree to get married is called a(n) ring. A. love B. engaging C. married D. important 15. My family have lived happilyin this house for A. stages B. times C. periods D. generations 16. Are children taught to respect different at school? A. fields B. laws C. cultures D. aspects 17. Julia and William broke with tradition and got married quietly. A. did things differently B. argued with their parents. C. opposed their parents D. kept their marriage secret 18. It is the in that country for women to marry young. A. habit B. rule C. requirementD. custom 19. In spite of their parents’ strong opposition , they lived together as husband and wife. A. as if they were engaged B. as if they were married C. as if they were parents D. as if they were getting married 20. Do you think our parents everything for our future? A. exchange B. sacrifice C. lose D. refuse 21. It statistically that the unemployment rates A. has proved – will increase B. has been proved – are increasing C. had been proved – increased D. is proved – are going to increase 22. The workers on strike because they their wages low. A. are striking – ahve thought – have been B. were striking – thought – are C. went – thought – were D. will strike – thought – are 23. The project any success just because most members no determination of doing it well. A hasn’t made – showed B. won’t make – are showing C. didn’t make – haven’t showed D. hadn’t made – showed 24. Many people smoking because they afraid that it bad for their health. A. have stopped – are – may be B. stopped – thought – might be C. are going to stop – will be – may be D. will stop – will be – will be 25. I over and see you but there’s something wrong with the car. A. was going to drive B. will be driving C. will have driven D. have been driving 26. On arriving at the airport, I very worried to find that no one for me. A. was – had been waiting B. am – have been waiting C. was – was waiting D. will be – is waiting 27. This chess game is going to last ages. They it until midnight. A. won’t finifh B. won’t have finished C. haven’t finishe D. are not going to finish 28. I a cheque when I that I nothing in the bank. A. am writing – remember – have B. was writing – remembered – had C. wrote – remembered – had had D. had written – remembered – had 29. When I the lecture and the professor on the overhead projector. A. arrived – already started – wrote B. arrive – will start – will be writing C. arrive – have started – wrote D. arrived – had already started – was writing 30. Tom to study yet. He all his lesson by 11 tonight. A. hasn’t begun – won’t have learned B. isn’t going to begin – won’t learn C. hadn’t begun – wouldn’t learn D. won’t begin – won’t have learned II. Choose the underlined part that needs correcting: 31. Since the world began , nations have had difficulty to keep peace with their neighbours. A B C D 32. That’s my sister over there . She stands near the window. A B C D 33. The marathon runner has been running for almost two hours when he collapsed to the pavement A B C D 34. In a few years’ time we shall all live in houses heated by solar enegy. A B C D 35. By the time he left the office, he have attended three meetings . A B C D III. Put the verb into the correct tense: 36. The walkers finally (arrive) at their destination. They (walk) all day and they certainly (need) a rest. They (walk) thirty miles. 37. That man (admit) that he (hit) the other car but (say) that he (not, damage) it. 38. I (do) my homework when my mother (send) me to the chemist’s with the prescription she (give) by the door. 39. It (be) three o’clock. Susan (be) suddenly thoroughly awake. She (sit) up in bed and (circle) her knees with her arms. 40. That house (be) empty for a year. But they just (take) down the “For Sale” sign, so I suppose someone (buy) it. 41. I (just, receive) a letter from my brother, Tim. He (be) in Astralia now. He (be) there for six months. Tim (be) an engineer. He (work) for a big firm for 10 years and he (already , visit) a great number of different places in Astralia. 42. I (have) a letter from my sister yesterday. She (live) in Nigenia. In her letter , she (say) that she (come) to England next year. If she (come) , she will get a surprise. We now (live) in a beautiful house in the country. She (not, see) us since she (move) to Nigeria. 43. In Britain many people (be) out of work today. Ann is 18, and she (leave) school a year agobut she (not, be) able to find a job yet. She will leave for London as soon as she (find) a suitable job there. She (not, see) us since she (move) to Nigeria. 44. I never (get) up early on Sundays. I sometimes (stay) in bed until lunch time. Last Sunday, I (get) up very late. I (look) out of the window, it (rain) heavily. Just then the telephone (ring) . It was my aunt, Lucy. 45. Rob Fellow (come) from England. He (come) to Paris six months ago to learn French. He (start) learning French at school in London when he was eleven, so he (learn) it for nearly ten years. He (just, take) an exam. If he passes , he (move) into the next class. He (be) excited today because his parents (come) tomorrow to stay with him for a few days. 46. I (come) in very late last night and unfortuately the dog (wake) up and (start) to bark. This (wake) my mother who (come) to the top of the stairs and (say) , “Who is there?”. I (say) “It’s me,” but she (not hear) me because the dog (bark) so loudly, so she (go) back to her room and (telephone) the police. 47. I think he (answer) the letter by this time. 48. By the end of the week he (finish) the translation. 49. By May 2003 my mother (work) in a hospital for 15 years. 50 Mai (live) with her grandmother for 2 years before she (move) here. . ĐỀ THI ANH VĂN 12 (BAN CƠ BẢN)- TEST 2 A. Phonetics I. Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently. blamed 12. Our parents are going to celebrate their silver wedding at the end of this month. A. the 20 th anniversary of the wedding B. the 25 th anniversary of the wedding C. the 2 nd . parents D. as if they were getting married 20 . Do you think our parents everything for our future? A. exchange B. sacrifice C. lose D. refuse 21 . It statistically that the unemployment rates