Đề thi + Đáp án 11D HK1 LHP

LE HONG PHONG HIGH SCHOOL FIRST-SEMESTER ENGLISH EXAM CLASS 11D Student’s full name: Class: …… available for serious problem but avoidance is normally better than cure (IV) _ a careful choice when it comes to desserts, and have a good selection of fruit to round off a meal A reduction in your sugar intake may well (V) _ at first but you’ll feel better for it 11 (I) A by B for C to D in 12 (II) A on average B little by little C in moderation D at least 13 (III) A eat B having eaten C to eat D eating 14 (IV) A Take B Do C Make D Give 15 (V) A damage B spoil C hit D hurt CODE 112 Pick out the word whose stress pattern is different A retreat B contest C object D decline A familiar B sensitive C attractive D athletic A repentance B ancestor C previous D festival A opportunity B remedial C interpersonal D volunteer A sympathetic B indifferent C comparative D conservative Choose the best word or phrase to complete the following sentences: 16 She is for voting; she is just 16 A inedible B incredible C ineligible D indelible 17 The last contestant was _ for his rowdy behavior A unqualified B disqualified C not qualified D disqualifying 18 You can never _ the time you have lost A make up for B up to C get on with D bring forward 19 Healthy food is now increasing A on average B on amount C in importance D in popularity 20 Beauty contests for teenagers are _ Many detest them, while others support them A disagreeable B controversial C degrading D indifferent 21 _ interests have brought the members of my team together A Sharing B Common C Normal D Popular 22 Bad events are avoided at New Year so that life will not be by bad luck A haunted B brought C celebrated D deemed 23 There are more golf in the South than in the North A pitches B courses C courts D grounds 24 Water _of hydrogen and oxygen Identify the mistake in each of the following sentences: I am going to my room to bring my glasses; I’ll be back in a minute A am going B bring C glasses D in a I regret telling everybody the truth which makes them more worrying A telling B the C which D worrying Working late into the night too frequently, your health is harmed A Working B into C too D harmed The man whom the police questioned denied to have come to the bank that night A whom B questioned C to have come D that night 10 I know you are a heavy smoker, but you have to refrain off smoking in the meeting room A I know B heavy C but D off Choose the best answer to fill in each blank: Healthy eating is undoubtedly the key (I) general well-being Our bodies are made up of what we eat, so our fitness and vitality cannot possibly escape the effects of bad diet Sweets, chocolate and cake are fine (II) _, but trouble arises when people just can’t leave them alone, greedily (III) _ every possibly sticky item that comes their way Treatment is A is composed B contains C is consisted D comprises 25 There was a long in the conversation, and then suddenly everybody burst out laughing A interruption B pause C stop D cease 26 _ the deposit, the man complained why he could not get the order A He paid B Having paid C Paying D Being paid 27 Don’t worry about the lunch I’ll it A go through B see to C work into D look into 28 at the audience, the speaker raised the first question A Having looked B Looked C Being looked D Looking 29 The yellow socks won’t your sweater and anyway yellow won’t you A match – suit B fit – suit C match – fit D suit – match 30 The Jewish Rosh Hashanah is a _ holiday for fasting A mental B ornamental C solemn D silent 31 Late arrivals for theatres are not allowed to come in until the A break B pause C half-time D interval 32 They our attention to the stage by ringing the bells A made B paid C took D drew 33 The new policy has _ the development of small businesses A edged its way in B put down its name for C given way to D made room for 34 The yoghurt must have _ by now You should not eat it A gone off B come out C put off D brought about 35 People going to work tend to think they are while employers always think their employees are A undercharged – overdone B overpaid – underpaid C underpaid – overpaid D overdone – undercharged singing For Auld Lang Syne ‘For auld lang syne’ means ‘in memory of past time’ and the words were written by Scotland’s most famous poet, Robert Burns He wrote much of his poetry in the Scots dialect New Year’s Eve is a more important festival in Scotland than it is in England, and it even has a special name It is not clear where the word ‘hogmanay’ comes from, but it is connected with the provision of food and drink for all visitors to your home on 31st December In addition, many people believe that you will have good luck for the coming year if the first person to enter your house after midnight is a ‘tall dark stranger’ It is also thought lucky if this person brings a piece of coal and some white bread Most Scots take part in a dance on New Year’s Eve until the early hours of the morning 36 What is wrong about the New Year’s Eve in Scotland and England? A A piece of coal and white bread means luck B Food and drink is provided for all visitors C People dance until early in the morning D People hold hands in a queue and sing 37 New Year’s Eve is A important in neither Scotland nor England B as important in both England and Scotland C more important in England than in Scotland D more important in Scotland than in England 38 Who Scottish people expect after midnight on December 31st? A A tall dark stranger B Some people bringing white coal C Many people to come to dance D Robert Burns 39 What is ‘hogmanay’? A good luck B food and drink C New Year’s Eve D in memory of past time 40 ‘For Auld Lang Syne’ A means ‘in memory of past time’ B was originally written in English C was about Robert Burns D was sung by a famous singer Read the following passage and choose the correct answers: At midnight of 31st December throughout Great Britain people celebrate the coming of the New Year, by holding hands in a large circle and ĐÁP ÁN ĐỀ THI HK MÔN ANH – 11D MÃ ĐỀ 112 B B A B A B D A C 10 D 11 C 12 C 13 D 14 C 15 D 16 C 17 B 18 A 19 D 20 B 21 B 22 A 23 B 24 A 25 B 26 B 27 B 28 D 29 A 30 C 31 D 32 D 33 C 34 A 35 C 36 D 37 D 38 A 39 C 40 A ... people celebrate the coming of the New Year, by holding hands in a large circle and ĐÁP ÁN ĐỀ THI HK MÔN ANH – 11D MÃ ĐỀ 112 B B A B A B D A C 10 D 11 C 12 C 13 D 14 C 15 D 16 C 17 B 18 A 19 D 20 B... gone off B come out C put off D brought about 35 People going to work tend to think they are while employers always think their employees are A undercharged – overdone B overpaid – underpaid... person to enter your house after midnight is a ‘tall dark stranger’ It is also thought lucky if this person brings a piece of coal and some white bread Most Scots take part in a dance on New Year’s