ĐỀ ÔN THI TỐT NGHIỆP TIẾNG ANH 12 – TUAN 3 ppt

ĐỀ ÔN THI TỐT NGHIỆP TIẾNG ANH 12 – TUAN 3 QUESTIONS 1-3: Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently.. tableland QUESTIONS 4-5: Choose the word whose main stress is

ĐỀ ÔN THI TỐT NGHIỆP TIẾNG ANH 12 – TUAN 3 QUESTIONS 1-3: Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently

1 A trained B performed C proved D walked

2 A endangered B handsome C panda D tableland

QUESTIONS 4-5: Choose the word whose main stress is placed differently from the others

4 A verbal B attract C awful D garden

5 A decision B penalty C habitat D countryman

QUESTIONS 6- 30: Choose one best option to complete each sentence

6 You have to be highly ………… to do well in sports these days

A competed B competitor C competition D competitive

7 Boys and girls may behave …………in this situation

A different B differently C difference D differing

8 Can you look ………….the new words in the dictionary

9 What would happen if our environment were ……….?

A destroy B destroyed C destroys D destruction

10 The meeting is going to be ……… at 7 o’clock tomorrow morning

11 ………I were you, I would take a taxi to the airport

12 I understand your point of view ………I don’t agree with it

A Though B Although C However D As

13 Chemical wastes from factories are ……….that cause serious damage to the environment

A pollutes B pollution C pollutants D pollute

14 We were made ………… hard when we were at school

A to study B study C studying D studied

15 By the end of this year, my father ………… in this company for 10 years

A has been working B has worked

16 Lucy answered the questions ………….than Sarah

A more intelligent B most intelligent

C intelligent D more intelligently

17 When I came to visit her last night, she ………… a bath

A had B has C was having D is having

18 “Hello! My name is Minh Nice to meet you.” – “Hello! …………”

A I’m fine B Really? C Good D I’m Jane Glad to see you

19 Mary: “ How do you get here?”

Jane: “ ………”

A I come here by bus B I come here at 5p.m

C The bus is very crowded D It is very far from here

20 He is the man ………car was stolen last week

21 If he hadn’t overslept, she ………late for the interview

A hadn’t been B wouldn’t have been C wouldn’t be D would have been

22 John asked me ………….in English

A what that word meant B what did that word mean

C what that word means D what does this word mean

23 Jack: “ Whose car is that?”

Tom: “ …………”

A It’s Bill’s B It’s Bill C It’s over there D It’s red

24 ……… having studied a lot, Allen failed his exam

A Although B Because C Because of D Despite

25 He apologized ………… able to finish the project on time

A his colleagues not being B his colleagues not to be

C to his colleagues for not being D his colleagues for not being

26 The factory is said ……… in the fire two years ago

A being destroyed B to have been destroyed

C to have destroyed D to destroy

27 Your bad result made me ………

A disappointedly B disappointing C disappointed D disappoint

28 “My watch is broken” - “ Why don’t you ……… ”

A have it repairing B have it for repair C have it repair D have it repaired

29 In the winter, many old people wear special clothes to protect themselves

………the cold

30 My brother can ……… six languages fluently

QUESTIONS 31 - 35: Read the following passage carefully and then choose the best option to fit each space

Although most families in the United States enjoy a high living standard, many American women have to work (31) ……… at home and in their offices Despite their husbands' (32) ……… of the housework, women have to do most of the housekeeping tasks In single-parent families, the mothers may not have (33) ……… children to take care of, but they have to raise their families alone and have to provide for all the housekeeping money Therefore, the (34) ……… mothers have to work very hard to earn their living Moreover, in spite of the fact that the single mothers have all the (35) ……… conveniences at their homes, they find that bringing up their teenage children alone is not easy

32 A share B need C refusal D responsibility

34 A dependent B lonely C alone D single

35 A expensive B saving C comfortable D modern

QUESTIONS 36-40: Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions that follow

Like schools in Britain and other English speaking countries, those in the U.S have also always stressed "character" or "social" skills through extracurricular activities, including organized sports Because most schools start at around 8 o'clock every morning and classes often do not finish until 3 or 4 o'clock in the afternoon, such activities mean that many students do not return home until the early evening There is usually a very broad range of extracurricular activities available Most schools, for instance, publish their own

student newspapers, and some have their own radio stations Almost all have student orchestras, bands, and choirs

Many different sports are also available and most schools share their facilities - swimming pools, tennis courts, tracks, and stadiums - with the public Often the students themselves organize and support school activities and raise money through car washes, baby-sitting, or by mowing lawns Parents and local business often also help a group that, for example, has a chance to go to a state music competition, to compete in some sports championship, or take a camping trip Such activities not only give pupils a chance to be together outside of normal classes, they also help develop a feeling of "school spirit" among the students and in the community

36 How many hours do the children stay at school a day?

A eight B five C six D four

37 Which extracurricular school activities are not mentioned?

A writing newspapers B singing in a choir

C helping old people D working in a radio station

38 Which sports facilities are not mentioned in the text?

A swimming pools B tennis courts C golf course D stadiums

39 What do the students do to support school activities?

A look after a baby B repair cars

C sell lawn movers D sell newspapers

40 Which activities are not helped by parents and local business?

A performing at a state music competition B working in a TV station

C playing in a sport competition D having a camping trip

QUESTIONS 41 - 45: Choose one option A, B, C or D corresponding to the sentence which has the same meaning as the original one

41 He only feels happy whenever he doesn’t have much work to do

A The more he works, the happier he feels

B He feels happier and happier with his job

C The less he works, the happier he feels

D His work makes him feel happy

42 Neither Jane nor Susan can dance well

A Both Jane and Susan can dance well

B Jane can’t dance well and Susan can’t either

C Jane can’t dance well but Susan can

D Susan can’t dance well but Jane can

43 It took him three hours to do his homework

A He spent three hours doing his homework

B He did his homework three hours ago

C He finished his homework three hours ago

D He did his homework at three o’clock

44 The last time I saw Rose was five months ago

A I haven’t seen Rose three years ago B I haven’t seen Rose since three years

C I haven’t seen Rose for three years D I hasn’t seen Rose for three years

45 “Let’s go on a walking holiday!” said Jane

A Jane allowed us to go on a walking holiday

B Jane invited us to go on a walking holiday

C Jane wanted us to go on a walking holiday

D Jane suggested going on a walking holiday

QUESTIONS 46 - 50: In these sentences, each one has four underlined words or phrases marked A, B, C, and D Choose the one word or phrase which must be changed in order for the sentence to be correct

46 The books writing by Mark Twain are very popular in the world

A B C D

47 John took off his shoes so as to not make any noise

A B C D

48 These televisions are too expensive for we to buy at this time

A B C D

49 He stopped to smoke because cigarettes are harmful to his health

A B C D

50 Had I heard the news last night, I would tell you about it

A B C D

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