15 WOMEN IN SOCIETY I. VOCABULARY a. Choose the correct answers. 1. The belief that a woman’s place is in the home is………. A. seating-deep B.deep-seating C. seated-deep D. deep-seated 2. Women have struggled for the same social, economic, and political…… for them as for men. A. state B. status C. being D. welfare 3. Women now are more……….in the public life than years ago. A. ensured B. instilled C. influenced D. involved 4. Every citizen can enjoy the same……….to vote, to again education and to work. A. authority B. right C. way D. chance 5. …………, more and more chances are offered to women nowadays. A. General B. General speaking C. On the whole D. At the end 6. There used to be severe racial……….in South Africa. A. discrimination B. limitation C. separation D. division 7. The local council……….campaigns against illiteracy. A. requires B. advocates C. admits D. affects 8. Julia’s salary is equal………a senior secretary’s. A. as B. for C. to D. with 9. Widespread……… about women’s intellectual ability restricted their job opportunities. A. doubt B. suspicion C. challenge D. rumor 10. When we came to the restaurant, all of the tables there had been…… A. reveesed B. reviewed C. reserved D. conserved 11. Women were……….the right to own property, to study or to participate in public life years ago. A. denied B. removed C. deprived D. reclaimed 12. I am sorry, but your rights have been confined………financial ones only. A. for B. on C. at D. to 13. Most students in most countries are…… to wear uniform to schools. A. forced B. inquired C. compelled D. pledged 14. The reporters were……….from the area due to the security. A. prevented B. protected C. blocked D. barred 15. He earned a lot working as a……….for a multi-national company. A. presenter B. representative C. writer D. controler 16. Women used to have……….or no access to education. A. little B. few C. any D. some 17. Guests usually have to ask hosts or hostesses for………before lighting cigarettes. A. admission B. acceptance C. permission D. understanding. 18. He has struggle for years to achieve a good……… A. property B. status C. condition D. base 19. When the results were announced, I felt as if a……….had been lifted from my shoulders. A. pressure B. stress C. load D. burden 20. To sum ……… , everybody has to observe the aformentioned regulations. A. up B. in C. off D. out 21. I believe that the fashion will soon……… A. work out B. catch on C. turn in D. make up 22. There is always a ………between generations. A. distance B. blank C. gap D. space 23. Thanks to the ……….labor-saving devices, women are free from housework. A. mechanized B. mechanic C. machinary D. mechanism 24. She ……… his remarks and went on with her speech. A. overlooked B. over-reacted C. oversaw D. overturn 25. Women were confined to the domestic sphere……….most of Western history. A. throughout B. into C. among D. over b. Word forms: Writer the correct form of the words in the brackets. 1. That kind of medicine has not been ( legal)………. 2. I don’t like to travel to countries where there is a (politics)………crisis. 3. Women’s (liberate)………movement has freed a lot of women from the (end)…… cycle of child bearing and rearing. 4. Women in many countries have now obtained (equal)…….and (recognize)……….in the society. 5. Jim worked as a (present)………for our company for ten years. 6. In her CV, she didn’t mention her (marry)………status. 7. She (vary)………arrives late for any meeting. It is time you had a word with her. 8. Standards in education have received a lot of (public)………over the last few years. 9. (Regard)………of your experirnce, you have to take the training from the beginning. 10. When studying and working abroad, you may encounter certain cultural (bar)……… II. GRAMMAR: VERBS + PREPOSITIONS ADVERBIAL CLAUSES OF MANNER a. Fill in each blank with one preposition. 1. Could you please explain the lesson………Kate? 2. Poor Fiona! She is always laughed………by classmates. 3. When asked about the wedding date, Linda glanced……….me waiting……….the answer. 4. Helen dropped……….to say goodbye……….us. She is leaving………Colchester. 5. The warden stopped the boy……throwing stones……the peacocks. 6. What did the neighbors argue………? The Wilson’s lawn-mower dug……….theJohnson’s garden 7. Gina sticks……….her first plan and overlooks other plans. 8. Her problems at school stern………her conflicts at home. 9. You should expose these plants…… the sun. They need sunlight, 10. She is sad because she can not quality………the next competition. b. Put the verbs into correct forms. 1. Mom treated my friend, Mark as if he (be)…… a member of the family. 2. You should have done it as you (tell)……… 3. I signed in the petition as other colleagues (do)…… 4. I am sick. I feel as if the room (spin)……… 5. He ignored and walked past me as though we (not meet)……before. 6. Maria has just made friend with Barbara. However, they are very close to each other as if they (be)………friends for years. 7. I don’t like to run the shop the way my father (do)…… for years. 8. Don’t worry about the procedures. Do as they (instruct)…… you. 9. The children were so excited to go to the zoo as if they (never go)…….there before. 10. The woman spoke unclearly as though she (chew)…….something. III. READING Choose the best answer to fill in each blank. It may be that women were fighting back for equality (1)………than we thought. For hunderds of years, people thought that ancient Greek stories of fierce warrior women called Amazons (2)…… false. However, research has shown that a group of women did perhapsexist in ancient times, in Turkey and around the Black sea. Recently, in Pokrova in Russia, researchers found the bodies of 50 women buried as (3)…… as 600 B.C with their weapons. Although women today have more rights than before, there is still a long way to go before women can enjoy equality with men. Women, (4)…… , earn 30 to 40% less than men. Also, fewer women have (5)…… job. In Asia, only one percent of executives are women. Women get less money (6)……winning sports competitions. Men also have far more opportunities for power than women. In Japan, less than 7% of people in government are women – the (7)………of any (8)………nation. In some countries, such as Kuwait, women still cannot vote. In many cultures, there is still a (9)……….belief that a son is better than a daughter. In countries like India and China, this cause a great (10)………in the population, as there now many more boys than girls. 1. A. much later B. later more C. much earlier D. earlier much 2. A. are B. were C. was D. are 3. A. far B. soon C. long ago D. well 4. A. in short B. at most C. on average D. by far 5. A. special B. occupied C. expert D. professional 6. A. by B. of C. for D. at 7. A. lowest B. slowest C. least D. farthest 8. A. developing B. developed C. underdeveloped D. undeveloped 9. A. big B. large C. hard D. strong 10. A. interchange B. deterioration C. division D. enhancerment ANSWER I. a. 1.D 2.B 3.D 4.B 5.C 6.A 7.B 8.C 9.A 10.C 11.A 12.D 13.C 14.D 15B 16A 17.C 18.B 19.D 20.A 21.B 22.C 23.A 24.A 25.A b. 1. legalied 6. marital 2. political 7. invariably 3. liberation ; endless 8. piblicity 4. equality ; recognition 9. regardless 5. representative 10. barriers II. a. 1. were 6. had been 2. had been told 7. has done / did 3. did 8. instruct / have instructed 4. were spinning 9. had never gone 5. had not met 10. were chewing III. 1.C 2.B 3.C 4.C 5.D 6.C 7.A 8.B 9.D 10.C Họ và tên: VŨ LỆ THỦY Lớp : 12A . child bearing and rearing. 4. Women in many countries have now obtained (equal)…….and (recognize)……… .in the society. 5. Jim worked as a (present)………for our company for ten years. 6. In her. 15 WOMEN IN SOCIETY I. VOCABULARY a. Choose the correct answers. 1. The belief that a woman’s place is in the home is………. A. seating-deep B.deep-seating C. seated-deep. training from the beginning. 10. When studying and working abroad, you may encounter certain cultural (bar)……… II. GRAMMAR: VERBS + PREPOSITIONS ADVERBIAL CLAUSES OF MANNER a. Fill in each