ĐỀ THI SỐ 7 Question 1:Fill a suitable word in each of number blanks. 1 Browns live in the countryside.Last week when they came up to London, they 2 their time in seeing as much as 3 .Mrs.Brown was most interested in stores, especially in Oxford Street,and bought some of 4 things which she could not find in the shops in the countryside.Their two children,George and Susan, 5 had never been to London before,were surprised 6 the crowds everywhere.They enjoyed travelling on the underground and going down the moving stairs 7 lead to the flatforms. One day they went to Hyde Park and walked along on the grass to Kensington Garden 8 the bright autumn sunshine.It was very quiet here.Only 9 noise from the streets reminded them that they were still in a city.The 10 of the tall trees were turning red, brown and yellow,birds were 11 about,sheep were eating the grass,there were 12 of flowers,and ducks were swimming about on the Round Pond.George, 13 hobby was planes and boats,was very much interested in the model boats which boys were sailing 14 the Pond. Before the end of the week they had seen a great 15 They hoped,however, to see more of London on their next visit. Question 2: Choose the best answer a, b, c, or d to complete the following sentences. 1, If the nuclear industry didn’t get rid of nuclear risk there would be a public a-outcry b-approval c-satisfaction d-desire 2, Unless we research on solar energy, wind power, wave power, tidal power ,etc, our fossil fuels will run out and we’ll freeze or starve to a-make / die b-refuse / dead c-do / death d-do / die 3, We had a party last night. We hope we didn’t keep you a-asleep b-awake c-happy d-joyful 4, Jack has three brothers, all of are married. a-which b-who c-whom d-all are correct 5, None of the people to the party can come. a-invite b-to invite c-inviting d-invited 6,Tom and Peter watched a very football match on TV. They were quite a-excited / exciting b-exciting / excited c-excited / excited d-non is correct 7, Thomas Edison invented a device to transmit a special signal while he slept. a-He was a night telegraph operator b-That he was a night telegraph operator c-As a night telegraph operator d-Whereas a night telegraph operator 8, The African killer bees could not be handled safely, nor a-could their honey be harvested. b-their honey could be harvested. c-harvested could their honey be. d-could not their honey be harvested. 9, I’ve worked hard nearly forty years and now I’m terrified having to do. a-for / of b-under / on c-above / for d-from / to 10, I’ve been listening to the other speakers great interest. a-for b-at c-in d-with Question 3: Supply the correct form of the verb given in brackets. “Well, you see, Officer, I 1 (drive) down the dual carriageway, when this huge lorry 2 (overtake) me. I 3 (travel) at 70 miles an hour, so I’ve no idea what speed the lorry 4 (go). I 5 ( never see) a lorry travelling so fast. Two miles further down the road I 6 (see) flames and smoke rising. The idiot 7 (crash) into the roundabout. Obviously he 8 (swerve ) to avoid this boy on his bicycle. You 9 (speak) to the boy yet ? I think he’s all right. When you 10 (arrive), I 11 (try) to free the lorry driver. I could smell alcohol on his breath. I think he 12 (drink). He 13 (break) one of his legs, but apart from that he’s not too bad.” Question 4:Read the reading passage and point out the statements below are True T, False F or Not given NG. The Olympic Games are an international sports festival that began in ancient Greece. The original Greek games were staged every fourth year for several hundred years until they were abolished in the early Christian era. The revival of the Olympic Games took place in 1896 and since then they have been staged every four years,except during World War I and World War II (1916,1940,1944). Perhaps the basic difference between the ancient and modern Olympic is that the former were the ancient Greeks’ way of saluting their gods,whereas the modern Games are a manner of saluting the athletic talents of citizens of all nations.The original Olympics featured competition in music,oratory and theatre performances as well.The modern Games have a more expansive athletic agenda,and for two and a half weeks they are supposed to replace the rancour of international conflict with friendly competition.In recent times,however,that lofty ideal has not always been attained. 1,The ancient Olympics lasted for several hundred years. 2,The modern Olympics have been held every four years since 1896. 3,The ancient and modern Olympics have the same basic aim. 4,The modern Olympics have more kinds of athletics. 5,The ideal of the modern Games has not been achieved. Question 5: Change these sentences into passive voice. 1, They gave him a last chance before expelling him from the school. 2, I want you to leave me alone. 3, They speak well of his boy friend. 4, Don’t leave those boys alone or they’ll tear down the place. 5, I like you to take photographs. 6, Everyone believes him right. 7, The local council decided to rebuild the house opposite the college. 8, She promised not to report me to the police. 9, My classmates used to call me John. 10, My dictionary doesn’t give any example of this word. Question 6:Rewrite the following sentences,beginning as shown. 1, They believed that the wanted man was living in London. / The wanted man 2, “ How many stars are there in the sky? “ / No one knows 3, We can’t see most of the stars. We don’t use a giant telescope. / Unless 4, “Do you want to insure your luggage or not?” / The travel agent asked 5, The news of her son’s death was a great shock to her. / The news that 6, Mary: “You can’t borrow my motorbike, Peter.” / Mary refused 7, He had written the problem on the blackboard. He solved it. / Hardly 8, He studied English. He also studied French. / Not only 9, We live far from our home. We miss it very much. / The 10, They were greatly admired because of their great achievements. / Because Question 7:Supply the correct form of the word in brackets. It’s a 1 (marvel) idea for children to do some cooking at an early age.Generally 2 (speak),most children can’t wait to help in the kitchen and love getting involved in the 3 (prepare) of their meals.They should be 4 (courage) to do so,and care should be taken to 5 (sure) they enjoy the experience.It is important to show them how to do things 6 (correct) but they shouldn’t be criticised too much.Although the finished result may not be quite to your 7 (like),the young cook will undoubtedly find it quite the 8 (tasty) food he or she has ever eaten. Kitchens can,of course,be 9 (danger) places and so the absolute 10 (important) of keeping an eye on children at all times cannot be emphasised too 11 (heavy).Sharp knives,for example,should be avoided until children are old enough to handle them safely. Question 8: Put the correct preposition into each gap. 1, What are you laughing ? It sounds very funny. 2, After six months of working overtime, she succeeded paying off her debts. 3, It took him a long time to recover the injuries he sustained in the car crash. 4, I’d like to complain the manager the state of my room. It isn’t very tidy. 5, Compared many countries, the cost of living in Spain is quite low. ĐÁP ÁN ĐỀ THI SỐ 7 Question 1((X.B 45B) 1-The 2-spent 3-possible 4-the 5-who 6-at /(by) 7- which 8-in 9-the 10-leaves 11-flying 12-lots 13-whose 14-on 15-deal Question 2: (test 4 Good student) 1-a 2-c 3-b 4-c 5-d 6-b 7-c 8-a 9-a 10-d (outcry: sự phản đối kịch liệt) Question 3:Test 1 (good student) 1-was driving 2-overtook 3-was travelling 4-was going 5-have never seen 6-saw 7-had crashed 8-had swerved 9-Have you spoken 10-arrived 11-was trying 12-has / had been drinking 13-has broken Question 4: (IELTS tr.42) 1-T 2-F 3-F 4-T 5-F abolish [ə'bɔli∫] bãi bỏ,huỷ bỏ revival sự trở lại,sự phục hồi salute [sə'lu:t] chào mừng,chào đón feature mô tả những nét nổi bật về (cái gì) oratory ['ɔ:rətɔ:ri] nghệ thuật diễn thuyết,văn hùng hồn agenda [ə'dʒendə] những vấn đề,chương trình nghị sự rancour ['rổỗkə] sự hiềm thù,sự thù oán conflict cuộc xung đột,mâu thuẫn Question 5: 1-He was given a last chance be fore being expelled from school. 2-I want to be left alone. 3-His boyfriend is well spoken of. 4-Those boys shouldn’t be left alone or the place will be torn down. 5-I like photographs to be taken by you. 6-He is believed to be right. 7-The local council decided that the house opposite the college shoul be rebuilt. 8-I was promised not to be reported to the police.(She promised that I shouldn’t be ) 9-I used to be called John by my clssmates. 10-No example of this word is given in my dictionary. Question 6: 1-The wanted man was believed to be living in London. 2-No one knows how many stars there are in the sky. 3-Unless we use a giant telescope,we can see most of the stars. 4-The travel agent asked if I wanted to insure my luggage or not. (whether or not I ) 5-The news that her son had died was a great shock to her. 6-Mary refused to let Peter borrow her motorbike 7-Hardly had he written the problem on the board when he solved it. 8-Not only did he study English but he also studied French 9-The farther we live far from our home, the more we miss it . 10-Because they had made great achievements, they were greatly admired. Question 7(V.B) 1-marvellous 2-speaking 3-preparation 4-encouraged 5- ensure 6-correctly 7-liking 8-tastiest 9-dangerous 10-importance 11-heavily Question 8: 1-about 2-in 3-from 4-to / about 5-to (with) . countries, the cost of living in Spain is quite low. ĐÁP ÁN ĐỀ THI SỐ 7 Question 1((X.B 45B) 1-The 2-spent 3-possible 4-the 5-who 6-at /(by) 7- which 8-in 9-the 10-leaves 11-flying 12-lots 13-whose. ĐỀ THI SỐ 7 Question 1:Fill a suitable word in each of number blanks. 1 Browns live in the countryside.Last. flames and smoke rising. The idiot 7 (crash) into the roundabout. Obviously he 8 (swerve ) to avoid this boy on his bicycle. You 9 (speak) to the boy yet ? I think he’s all right. When you 10