Đáp án Bài 6a: Dạng True/False/Not Given và Yes/No/Not GivenLưu ý: Các cặp từ khóa được in đậm bên dưới chính là các cặp từ khóa quyết định để trả lời các câu hỏi.. Các ví dụ Câu và đáp
Trang 1Đáp án Bài 6a: Dạng True/False/Not Given và Yes/No/Not Given
Lưu ý: Các cặp từ khóa được in đậm bên dưới chính là các cặp từ khóa quyết định
để trả lời các câu hỏi
Các ví dụ
Câu và đáp
án Từ khóa trong câu hỏi Từ khóa trong passage
1 NG
imports more meat and steel processed commodities such as
meet and steel
2 T
rats who ate what they wanted
free-feeding rats
rats on a low-calorie diet rats fed a low-calorie diet
led shorter lives lived longer
3 T
English pupils in England Japanese counterparts Japanese pupils
wider range of achievement the variation in attainment
scores was much greater
4 NG
private schools the private sector state-run lower secondary
schools
state shools
are more modern and spacious
are modern in design and spacious inside
5 T
international trade the volume of trade the world economy the global economy
is increasing at a greater rate has been rising at a compound
annual rate of about twice that
6 F
language education linguistic education small differences in language
usage
minor points of usage
people feel more strongly about
arguments can start as easily as
Trang 27 NG a small business a small business or an
autonomous unit within a larger business
a large business a large bureaucratic organisation
it is easier to manage not given
detecting faults locating flaws
computers are better at detecting faults
locating flaws the unaided eye would be unable to see
9 F illiterate women illiterate mothers
those who had learnt to read
in primary school
women educated in primary school
had approximately the same levels of infant mortality
the infant mortality rate was significantly lower
10 NG people who talk less people who do not talk very
easily those who talk a lot those who have no difficulty
keeping up a conversation
often have clearer ideas not given
11 F less skilled employees the minor employees
more skilled employees those with the highest skills and
experience
tend to lose its less skilled employees rather than its more skilled employees
the best workers are prone to leave voluntarily; the minor employees remain