ĐỀ SỐ 9 VÀ ĐÁP ÁN MÔN TOIC TRƯỜNG ĐẠI HỌC HỒNG ĐỨC

Trờng ĐH Hồng Đức Năm học THI TOEIC Môn thi: c hiu Dùng cho: Các lớp ĐH CĐ khối không chuyên ngữ Thời gian: 75 phút READING TEST In the Reading Test, you will read a variety of text and answer several different types of reading comprehension questions The entire Reading Test will last 75 minutes There are three parts, and directions are given for each part You are encouraged to answer as many questions as possible within the time allowed PART I Directions: A word or phrase is missing in each of the sentences below Four answer choices are given below each sentence Select the best answer to complete the sentence Then mark the letter (A), (B), (C) or (D) on your answer sheet 1, There was in fact a small fire in the train on platform but we're glad to tell you that the flames have been … (A) distinguished (B) dampened (C) saturated (D) extinguished 2, We regret to announce that the 10.45 for London is now out of service because the driver is having a nervous … (A) breakdown (B) low down (C) breakout (D) low break 3, We would like to our customers that over the Christmas period we will be closing an hour earlier than usual (A) remember (B) retake (C) repeat (D) remind 4, When you see that particular symbol on the screen, you have to take that as a that something is wrong (A) indicating (B) checking (C) briefing (D) warning 5, Unfortunately this program is not with the operating system on my computer (A) amicable (B) compatible (C) adaptable (D) amenable 6, Managers prefer to select people who have been to many different types of office environments (A) devoted (B) exposed (C) opened (D) experienced 7, The extent of the available in this one store is more than you can possibly imagine (A) merchandise (B) objects (C) produce (D) articles 8, We got a very good when we bought that three piece suite for half its usual price (A) deal (B) dealing (C) dealer (D) dealt 9, …… to this map I should be near the church Is it near? (A) Following (B) After (C) According (D) Considering 10, I must congratulate you on your efforts … it up! (A) Continue (B) Take (C) Keep (D) Hold 11, Wow! You've certainly made a good of decorating this room (A) job (B) work (C) task (D) duty 12, Give us some idea of what you believe are your and weaknesses (A) strength (B) strengths (C) force (D) forces 13, Imagine one of your staff loses her temper and shouts at you in front of others, how would you with this? (A) take (B) (C) handle (D) deal 14, The bank will simply not let you any money unless you can prove that you have been in regular employment for at least three years (A) lend (B) loan (C) borrow (D) remove 15, Each department within the organisation is given a within which it has to remain for the whole year (A) sum (B) money (C) dividend (D) budget 16, Every year the college finance officer did not look forward to the visit from the government official who came to … the accounts (A) order (B) regulate (C) control (D) audit 17, When you take out a loan, you have to pay interest on the amount you (A) own (B) lend (C) owe (D) take 18, Are you able to our conditions of delivery in line with our recent invoice? (A) except (B) expect (C) accept (D) access 19, Following some recent research our engineers that our index system has scope for fast improvement (A) fined (B) finding (C) found (D) finds 20, When people are considering whether to loan your new business a substantial sum, they are going to your potential (A) encompass (B) evolve (C) evaluate (D) enquire 21, Under the current legislation if you are late in paying your taxes, then you have to face a financial (A) penalty (B) punishment (C) pain (D) penalize 22, I assure you that you will have no problem with the task because it's as easy can be (A) as (B) than (C) and (D) it 23, You could tell by the he refused to smile that he didn't like the story (A) method (B) plan (C) way (D) path 24, Hi Mary Where have you been yourself all this time? (A) discovering (B) hiding (C) finding (D) looking 25, Good evening to you all Let me find you a near the window (A) corner (B) angle (C) table (D) part 26, Just let me try one more of your delicious chocolates and then I'll not to take any more (A) promise (B) assure (C) confirm (D) affirm 27, Cell phones provide a vast array of these days, and new ones are being added all the time (A) buttons (B) customers (C) duties (D) functions 28, Next I can see some pensioners slowly moving along the road and some can't walk and are in (A) highchairs (B) low chairs (C) wheelchairs (D) pushchairs 29, The of alcohol is not allowed in any of the company's premises in order to present a clean image (A) consumer (B) consumption (C) consuming (D) consumes 30, I can strongly recommend this as the best available on the market today (A) producer (B) product (C) production (D) produce 31, Mr Yakamoto recommended … Mr Ono and Ms Simmons for promotions (A) both (B) and (C) if (D) either 32, Please be sure to arrive … for the next Monday’s finance seminar, which will be held in the main auditorium (A) exactly (B) presently (C) previously (D) early 33, Last year, The Hansford Automobile catalog … air-conditioning and digital radios as standard features in all automobiles (A) listed (B) list (C) listing (D) to list 34, The new play received … reviews by most of the local theatre critics, despite the high number of ticket sales (A) disappointing (B) perceivable (C) operational (D) potential 35, The Hong Kong office of Huang Associates will be closed temporarily while renovations … (A) will be complete (B) are completed (C) being completed (D) completing 36, Before retiring in March, Ms Sato will spend … three weeks training her replacement (A) at least (B) throughout (C) mostly (D) above 37, The town council of Santa Rosa will … tomorrow to discuss a new zoning plan for the commercial district (A) obtain (B) review (C) meet (D) appoint 38, The Pentular desk cannot be shipped … a purchase order is signed by the department manager (A) despite (B) unless (C) neither (D) without 39, Professional Photographic Arts Studio requests that applicants … a portfolio of balck-andwhite photographs (A) to submit (B) submitted (C) submit (D) would submit 40, I look forward to discussing the consulting opportunities at your offices … we see each other on Tuesday (A) when (B) during (C) by (D) that PART II Directions: Read the texts that follow A word or phrase is missing in some of the sentences Four answer choices are given below each of the sentences Select the best answer to complete the text Then mark the letter (A), (B), (C), or (D) on your answer sheet Question 41-43 refer to the following passage Ms Monica Eisenman 555 King Street Auckland New Zealand Dear Ms Eisenman: I am 41 to confirm our offer of part-time employment at Western Enterprises In your role 41, (A) pleased (B) pleasing (C) pleasant (D) pleasure as research assistant, you will report to Dr Emma Walton, who will keep you informed of your specific duties and projects Because you will be working with confidential information, you will be expected to 42 _ the enclosed employee code-of-ethics agreement 42, (A) follow (B) advise (C) imagine (D) require As we discussed, you will be paid twice a month 43 _ the company’s normal payroll schedule As 43, (A) accords (B) according (C) according to (D) accordance with an hourly employee working fewer than twenty hours per week, you will not be eligible to receive paid holidays, paid time off for illness or vacation, or other employee benefits Your employment status will be reviewed in six months If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me Otherwise, please sign and return one copy of this letter You may keep the second copy for your files We look forward to working with you Sincerely, Christopher Webster Christopher Webster Human Resources Enclosures Question 44-46 refer to the following passage Dear Katharine, Thank you for taking the time to get together with us yesterday Everyone on our team felt that it was a 44 meeting We have a better understanding of your project’s needs now, and 44, (A) product (B) produce (C) productive (D) producing we’ve started looking at ways to adapt our software to 45 your requirements While the 45, (A) meet (B) see (C) catch (D) reach basic function of the software is well suited to the project overall, as discussed, we will explore ways to adapt it to the needs of the different departments at Advantage that will be using it This will incur some additional cost, as we indicated—we’ll provide details about that at our next meeting, once our engineers have assessed the changes that will need to be made As agreed, let’s set up a meeting for the week of November 26 by 46 time our engineers 46, (A) what (B) whom (C) which (D) that will be able to outline their approaches to your departmental needs, and we’ll have the information we need to put together a contract In the meantime, please feel free to contact me if you have any questions Regards, Ujjwal Question 47-49 refer to the following passage There are two companies 47 to be selected as the builders of the new international terminal 47, (A) hope (B) hopes (C) hoped (D) hoping at Singapore Airport in Changi 48_ have been given approval to begin feasibility studies for 48, (A) Both (B) Two (C) Either (D) All the project The State Board for Project Evaluation has selected Great Britain’s Dar Handash and Germany’s Dywidag Euromill to conduct the studies Pending the completion of the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore’s financial analysis of the project, a decision could 49 49, (A) be reached (B) reach (C) be reaching (D) reaches as early as September Question 50-52 refer to the following passage A French cosmetics giant announced that it has 50 for a license to construct a $7.5 million 50, (A) come (B) demanded (C) applied (D) considered cosmetics factory in the Dietaka Industrial Park in Cong Tum The factory will be similar in design to one they built five years 51 _ outside Malacca in Malaysia The completely 51, (A) ago (B) over (C) so far (D) for foreign- owned enterprise will produce skin care products, cosmetics and perfume According to a study done by the company, 75% of the 52 materials will be sourced 52, (A) basic (B) fresh (C) raw (D) primary locally and the plant will employ up to 450 workers from Cong Tum and neighboring Qui Nhon and Play Cu The new Vietnamese factory is expected to enjoy sale totaling $2 million dollars within the first year, with an additional million the year after PART III Directions: In this part, you will read a selection of texts, such as magazine and newspaper, articles, letters, and advertisements Each text is followed by several questions Select the best answer for each question and mark the letter (A), (B), (C), or (D) on your answer sheet Questions 53 through 56 refer to the following letter New Students! Welcome to Blue Oak High School! Congratulation on being accepted to Blue Oak High School You are about to begin three exciting years and make memories that will stay with you forever We will have our freshman student orientation next Wednesday (September nd) in the school gymnasium The opening ceremony will begin at a.m You should arrive to check attendance at 8:30 a.m Don’t be late on your first day! You will need to bring your student ID card and a copy of your class schedule You will have a chance to talk with some of your new teachers, and you can ask questions about your schedule and classes It will also be a good chance to meet your new classmates Last year, we had the famous movie actor Tim Grimley as a guest speaker (Tim graduated from Blue Oak High in 1990) This year, our guest speaker is a surprise!!! If you want to know who it is, you have to come to the orientation and to see for yourself! The gymnasium is easy to find Just go to library and turn left The gymnasium is the blue building next to the cafeteria You will find a map of the school on the reverse of this letter After the orientation you will be dismissed and classes will begin at 8:30 a.m on Thursday 53, What the freshman students have to take with them to the orientation? (A) Their parents (B) Some money for food (C) Their ID cards and class schedules (D) Their schoolbooks 54, Where is the orientation going to be? (A) At Tim Grimley’s house (B) In the cafeteria (C) In the library (D) In the gymnasium 55, Who is Tim Grimley? (A) A teacher speaking at the orientation (B) A former student from the school (C) The school’s principle (D) The surprise guest at this year’s orientation 56, When freshman classes begin? (A) On Wednesday September 2nd (B) At a.m (C) On Thursday September 3rd (D) They have already started Questions 57 through 59 refer to the following letter The Orange Cat Coffee Shop Dear Customers, Beginning next month, we will no longer be accepting Orange Cat Coffee Coupons The recent increasing price of coffee beans has made it difficult to keep both the everyday low prices that our customers have come to expect and the high quality of our drinks We have decided not to raise prices Instead we will away with the coupon system We will continue to accept coupons until the end of the month Thank you for choosing The Orange Cat Sincerely, The Management 57, What is the name of the coffee shop? (A) The Valued Customer (B) The London Coffee Shop (C) The Orange Cat (D) The Open Letter 58, What does the coffee shop plan to stop using? (A) Coffee (B) Coffee coupons (C) Coffee beans (D) Low prices 59, Coupons will continue to be accepted until when? (A) The end of this month (B) The end of next month (C) The beginning of this month (D) The end of the year Questions 60 through 62 refer to the following advertisement Hey Now!! Are you looking for something fun to on your weekends? My name is Andy and I’m the captain of the River Valley Chipmunks We are a co-ed basketball team that is looking for new players We practice three times a week at the university gym, and play against other teams on Saturday afternoons We have players of all ages, but you must be over 18 We don’t care how tall you are We just like to have fun If you like basketball and have time in the evenings and on weekends, come check us out Become an RV Chipmunk! 60, What is the name of the basketball team? (A) Andy (B) The River Valley Chipmunks (C) The University Gym (D) Check Us Out 61, According to the advertisement, which person would probably NOT be accepted as a member of the team? (A) A man (B) A woman (C) A short person (D) A 17-year-lod girl 62, What two conditions should you meet to become an RV Chipmunk? (A) Like basketball and have time in the evenings and on weekends (B) Like baseball and have time in the evenings and on weekends (C) Like basketball and go River Valley High School (D) Like baseball and have time to practice during the week Questions 63 through 65 refer to the following letter From Professor Henry Yaleson Here is an update on the courses that will be offered by the Science Department next semester First of all, Science 114 – The Planets in Our Solar System has been cancelled because of low registration Instead of Science 114, we will offer Science 115 – The Living Earth We will also offer Biology 227 – The Study of Earthworms, Biology 190 – Whales of the Pacific and Human Anatomy 101 – Bones of the Human Body Have a great new semester Prof Yaleson 63, Professor Yaleson works in which university department? (A) The Earth Department (B) The Life Department (C) The Science Department (D) The Biology Department 64, Science 114 was cancelled for what reason? (A) Low registration (B) The professor is sick (C) The university will close down (D) They have too many courses 65, What is Human Anatomy 101 about? (A) Whales (B) The study of earthworms (C) The planets in the solar system (D) The bones of the human body Questions 66 through 69 refer to the following sign King’s Department Store Attention: Valued Customers We’re moving to our new, more luxurious downtown location next month! To avoid the high cost of moving our products, we’re having a SPECIAL SALE! 5th floor All books and toys are 60% off 4th floor Furniture, tools, and hardware at up to 70% off 3rd floor Women’s and girls’ clothing at 40% off (excluding swimwear) 2nd floor Men’s and boys’ clothing at 40% off (excluding swimwear) 1st floor Up to 75% off all canned and dry goods in the supermarket 66, Where can you buy a sofa? (A) On the fourth floor (B) On the fifth floor (C) On the first floor (D) On the second floor 67, Where should Peter and his father go to buy new clothes? (A) To the fifth floor (B) To the fourth floor (C) To the third floor (D) To the second floor 68, Where should Jack go to buy a new dictionary for English class? (A) To the fifth floor (B) To the fourth floor (C) To the third floor (D) To the second floor 69, Why is the store having a special sale? (A) The floors were rearranged (B) The store will be relocating (C) The store rooms are full (D) It is closing down Questions 70 through 72 refer to the following announcement Come and say good-bye! Please join Murray Jones in a celebration of his retirement after 40 years with the GY Camera Company Place: Castle Restaurant Date: March 10 Time: 6:00 P.M Kindly RSVP (Lynn Mickleson, Office Manager, 555-7643) By March We hope to see you there! 70, Who is Murray Jones? (A) The office manager (B) A company employee (C) A restaurant owner (D) A photographer 71, What is the party for? (A) A birthday (B) A retirement (C) An anniversary (D) A new employee 72, When is the event? (A) Tomorrow (B) On March (C) On March 10 (D) In 40 years 10 Questions 73 through 76 refer to the following advertisement ABC Market Sale – this weekend only Fresh Oranges - $1.50/kilo Fresh Apples - $1.75/kilo Beef - $1.25/2 kilos Chicken - $1.25/kilo Cookies - $2.50/bag OR buy bags, get the third bag free! Store hours: M-F 8:30-6:30 Sat & Sun 12-5 73, What kind of business is advertised? (A) A grocery store (B) A school supply store (C) A restaurant (D) A bakery 74, When is the sale? (A) Today (B) Monday through Friday (C) Saturday and Sunday (D) All week 75, The word “Fresh” in line is closest in meaning to (A) Inexpensive (B) Colorful (C) Newly picked (D) Special 76, How much cookies cost? (A) $2 a bag (B) $2.50 a bag (C) $3 a bag (D) They’re free Questions 77 through 80 refer to the following paragraph Do you drink too much coffee? How much coffee is too much? Most doctors say one cup a day is more than enough However, most people who work in offices drink two or more cups a day Many drink coffee during breaks, at lunch, and on their way to and from work On the other hand, most people don’t drink enough water This is especially a problem for coffee drinkers When people drink coffee, they don’t drink water Most doctors agree that everyone should drink at least eight glasses of water a day 11 77, What type of reading is this? (A) A letter (B) A table (C) An article (D) A memo 78, How much coffee should people drink a day? (A) One cup or less (B) More than one cup (C) Two or more cups (D) At least three cups 79, The word “especially” in line is closest in meaning to (A) only (B) never (C) hardly (D) particularly 80, How much water should people drink every day? (A) Less than four glasses (B) Eight or more glasses (C) One glass for every cup of coffee (D) No more than two glasses Questions 81 through 85 refer to the following memos Memo To: All overseas Trade Division employees From: Bryan Ferry Re: Travel to Singapore Date: April 16th Due to the problems one of our employees had last month entering Singapore on what should have been a routine business trip, we are issuing the following information to all employees who are likely to be sent to the Singapore branch at some time or another Please read this carefully as it is YOUR responsibility to sort out all paperwork before you leave ENTRY FORMALITIES and CUSTOMS ALL visitors must have either a passport or other valid travel document Citizens of the UNITED KINGDOM are automatically granted a 6-month stay without the necessity of applying for a visa Nationals of most other countries, including the USA, CANADA, AUSTRALIA, and NEW ZEALAND need no visas for stays of up to one month CHINESE nationals may stay in Singapore for up to fourteen days without a visa For longer visits, a formal application must be made ALL entrants must pass Customs inspection before being granted entry to Singapore Be Advised: DRUG TRAFFICKING IS PUNISHABLE BY DEATH Memo To: Bryan Ferry From: Brian Chen Re: Travel to Singapore memo Date: April 17th Thanks for yesterday's memo It was very helpful I think, however, that a couple of 12 additional points could have been made As you know, I am the employee who had some trouble getting admitted to Singapore last month First, I think that it would have been useful to explain to other staff members exactly what problems I had A concrete example would have been more practical Secondly, although a visa is not needed for stays of up to one month for most visitors, it would be wise to take documentation proving that you are there on business I know you say it is the responsibility of the individual, but since we are going there to represent the company, I feel the company should automatically issue us with some kind of documentation which can be presented in case of difficulties with immigration officials Better safe than sorry! It would have saved me time and money last month if I had been in possession of such a document 81, Why did Bryan Ferry issue this memo? (A) Because immigration laws recently changed (B) Because he is planning a trip to Singapore (C) Because he wants employees to avoid trouble entering Singapore (D) Because he wants employees to avoid traveling to Singapore 82, How long can Australians stay without a visa? (A) 14 days (B) 30 days (C) 60 days (D) months 83, What must visitors in order to stay in Singapore longer? (A) Leave the country and reenter (B) File a formal application (C) Move there permanently (D) Pay a fee 84, How does Brian Chen feel about the first memo? (A) It was damaging to his reputation (B) It was helpful but somewhat inadequate (C) It was poorly written (D) It was misleading 85, What is Brian Chen's recommendation? (A) The company should provide additional paperwork to employees traveling to Singapore (B) The company should close its Singapore offices (C) The company should stop sending him to Singapore on business (D) The company should be more aware of the immigration regulations 13 Questions 86 through 90 refer to the following advertisement and email Wanted: Private Chinese Tutor My husband, two children, and I need a Chinese teacher because we are moving to Hong Kong next summer The teacher must come for one hour on Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday evenings We have some background in Chinese vocabulary and grammar, so we need to focus our classes on writing and conversation We are willing to pay $20 an hour to the right person Email Deb at chinafan@mailnet.com To: chinafan@mailnet.com From: lilywong@chinmail.net Subject: Tutor Date: August 30th Dear Deb, I am a Chinese teacher from Hong Kong I am now a student here in New Zealand I taught Chinese in my home country, so I have a lot of experience I am free every evening I am very interested in meeting you and your family Please call me on 09-993-444 Lily Wong 86, Who wrote the advertisement? (A) The husband (B) The wife (C) The children (D) The teacher 87, Why they need a teacher? (A) They are moving to another country (B) They are taking a trip to Hong Kong (C) They are Chinese (D) They have two children 88, How much they want to pay per week? (A) $20 (B) $30 (C) $40 (D) $60 89, What did Lily Wong before she moved to New Zealand? (A) She was a student (B) She was a teacher (C) She was free every evening (D) She lived in Hong Kong 90, Who wrote the second letter? (A) the student (B) the husband 14 (C) the wife (D) the child Questions 91 through 95 refer to the following enquiry and response 56 Reynolds Fields, Manor Estate, Hartley, NY 00679 January 5th Wisdom Insurance Co., 782A Alton Tower New York, NY 00992 Dear Sirs, I am interested in taking out a health insurance policy and am looking around to find the best policy for my needs A friend of mine is already a customer of Wisdom Insurance and suggested that I write to you for information I belonged to a company health insurance plan before I became self-employed about six months ago I know that it is a little unwise to have waited so long before setting something up, but to be honest, I have just been so busy with my new business that it completely slipped my mind I would like to know how much and what type of coverage I should get Also, how much should I expect to pay in monthly premiums? I am currently 43 years of age I am in good health and have never been hospitalized I would also like my wife to be covered by my policy I look forward to your response Sincerely, Jason Williams 15 Wisdom Insurance Co., 782A Alton Tower New York, NY 00992 January 5th Ref.# NA993 56 Reynolds Relds, Manor Estate, Hartley, NY 00679 Dear Mr Williams, Below, you will find a chart that shows average out-of-pocket costs for medical expenditures for uninsured mid-life women and men by type of service (Mid-life refers to those persons aged 45 to 64.) Type of service Hospital stay Men Women $1,262 $3,024 Physician visits $132 $212 Outpatient $41 $599 Home health $53 $387 Prescription drugs $180 $219 Our most basic policies start at a monthly premium of $32, and rise according to each client's needs I think it would be best for one of our agents to schedule a no-obligation home visit to discuss our various policies, at your earliest convenience If you are interested, please call 1-800733-3377 Sincerely, John Fogerty 91, Why did Jason Williams write to Wisdom Insurance? (A) He is a loyal customer (B) The company was recommended to him (C) He saw their advertisement (D) His wife asked him to 92, According to the table, which of the following is the largest expense, excluding hospital stays? (A) Outpatient services for men and women (B) Prescription drugs for men and outpatient care for women (C) Physician visits for men and prescription drugs for women (D) Home health visits for men and women 93, Which of the following can you conclude from this table? (A) Men spend more on medical services (B) Men pay for the medical services of their wives (C) Women spend more for medical services (D) Prescription drugs are cheap 94, What is the minimum Mr Williams can expect to pay? (A) $41 (B) $32 (C) $212 16 (D) $53 95, What does John Fogerty mean by a "no-obligation" home visit? (A) Mr Williams does not have to agree to the visit (B) Mr Williams will be under no pressure to take out a policy (C) Mr Williams must agree to sign a contract (D) Mr Fogerty will not require Mr Williams to visit his office Questions 96 through 100 refer to the following letters Systems Consultants 10 Pacheco Way Tucson, AZ February 10, 2006 Mr Leonard Bernard President Southwest Telecommunications 8423 Los Lunas Blvd Tucson, AZ Dear Mr Bernard, Enclosed is the report, "Improving Computer-User Comfort,'' that you asked our company to prepare The report summarizes current research on the effects of computers on health and recommends changes for your computer users We interviewed over five hundred Southwest Telecommunications employees in the last six months and consulted with health experts in eye and wrist fatigue We also reviewed all the current literature available for computer health hazards Our recommendations are as follows: Anti-radiation screens should be available for computer monitors Wrist support should be used to help maintain proper wrist position during computer use and possibly reduce the risk of carpal tunnel syndrome Employees need adjustable chairs with a stronger back support You should find our report useful in reorganizing your computer area for maximum comfort If you have any questions or would like to discuss our recommendations, please let us know Sincerely, Stella Wong Consultant Southwest Telecommunications 8423 Los Lunas Blvd Tucson, AZ Tel: 020-990-990 February 14th Systems Consultants 10 Pacheco Way Tucson, AZ Dear Ms Wong, Thank you for sending us the results of the "Improving Computer-User Comfort" report It has been reviewed by the directors of Southwest Telecommunications and Mr Bernard himself We are most grateful to you for all the effort that you put into compiling this information 17 We had not realized just how inadequate our office facilities were, and would like to start implementing your suggestions at the earliest possible date Mr Bernard would like to invite you to attend a meeting with our directors in order to discuss your three main suggestions We are hoping that you will be able to bring samples of office equipment which meet the standards you specify in your report Please give me a call at the above number to arrange a meeting Sincerely, Hyacinth Moore Personal Assistant 96, Why was this report requested? (A) Southwest Telecommunications wanted to solve problems caused by long-term computer use (B) Southwest Telecommunications had excess profits they needed to spend (C) Computers are unhealthy and Southwest Telecommunications wanted to avoid lawsuits (D) Employees complained about low pay and unsafe working conditions 97, Which of the following did Systems Consultants NOT do? (A) Talk to computer users at the company ( B) Work on computers to experience problems first hand (C) Read studies related to computer use (D) Talk to health professionals 98, Which of the following did Stella Wong recommend? (A) Providing protective eyewear (B) Allowing employees to take regular breaks (C) Providing chairs with good back support (D) Providing ergonomic pens 99, When would Southwest Telecommunications like to introduce changes? (A) In the last six months (B) In the next six months (C) Early next year (D) As soon as possible 100, What would Mr Bernard like Stella Wong to bring? (A) Samples of suitable office furniture (B) Her resume (C) The directors of her company (D) Further copies of the report 18 ĐÁP ÁN ĐỀ THI TOEIC Môn thi: c hiu Dùng cho: Các lớp ĐH CĐ khối không chuyên ngữ Trờng ĐH Hồng Đức Năm học P N S PART I 1,D 11,A 21,A 31, A 2,A 12,B 22,A 32,D 3,D 13,D 23,C 33,A 4,D 14,C 24,B 34,A 5,B 15,D 25,C 35,B 6,B 16,D 26,A 36,A 7,A 17,C 27,D 37,C 8,A 18,C 28,C 38,B 9,C 19,C 29,B 39,C 10,C 20,C 30,B 40,A 42,A 52,C 43,C 44,C 45,A 46,C 47,D 48,A 49,D 50,C 60,B 70,B 80,B 88,D 98,C 61,D 71,B 62,A 72,C 89,B 99,D 90, A 100,A PART II 41,A 51,A PART III 53,C 54,D 63,C 64,A 73,A 74,D 81, C 82, B 91,B 92,B 55,B 65,D 75,C 83, B 93,C 56,C 66,A 76,B 84, B 94,B 57,C 67,D 77,C 85, A 95,B 58,B 68,A 78,A 86, B 96,A 59,A 69,B 79,D 87,A 97,B 19 ... 64,A 73,A 74,D 81, C 82, B 91 ,B 92 ,B 55,B 65,D 75,C 83, B 93 ,C 56,C 66,A 76,B 84, B 94 ,B 57,C 67,D 77,C 85, A 95 ,B 58,B 68,A 78,A 86, B 96 ,A 59, A 69, B 79, D 87,A 97 ,B 19 ... 37,C 8,A 18,C 28,C 38,B 9, C 19, C 29, B 39, C 10,C 20,C 30,B 40,A 42,A 52,C 43,C 44,C 45,A 46,C 47,D 48,A 49, D 50,C 60,B 70,B 80,B 88,D 98 ,C 61,D 71,B 62,A 72,C 89, B 99 ,D 90 , A 100,A PART II 41,A... (D) Further copies of the report 18 ĐÁP ÁN ĐỀ THI TOEIC M«n thi: Đọc hiu Dùng cho: Các lớp ĐH CĐ khối không chuyên ngữ Trờng ĐH Hồng Đức Năm học P ÁN ĐỀ SỐ PART I 1,D 11,A 21,A 31, A 2,A 12,B