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SỞ GIÁO DỤC ĐÀO TẠO ÔN THI TỐT NGHIỆP TRUNG HỌC PHỔ THÔNG

ĐỀ CHÍNH THỨC NĂM HỌC 2016- 2017

(Đề gồm có 03 trang) MÔN TIẾNG ANH ~ MÃ ĐỀ 764

Thời gian: 60 phút - không tính thời gian giao đề

Mark(s) Mã Phách ………

Pick out the word whose underlined and bold part is pronounced differently from that of the other words.

Pick out the word that has the primary stress different from that of the other words.

Question 6:A pioneer B volunteer C committee D guarantee

Question 7:A disaster B epidemic C tsunami D emergency

Question 8:A temporarily B unfortunately C participate D regrettable

Question 10:A heritage B tournament C physician D continent

Choose the word or phrase among A, B, C, or D that best fits the blank space in the following passage:

The Security Council is the most powerful (11) in the UN It is responsible for maintaining international peace, andfor (12) peace when conflicts arise Its decisions are binding on all UN members and have the force of international law.The Security Council has the (13) to define what is a threat to security, to determine how the UN should respond, and toenforce its decisions by ordering UN members to take certain (14) For example, the Council may impose economicsanctions, such as halting trade with a country it considers an aggressor

The Security' Council has 15 members, 5 of which hold permanent scats The General Assembly elects the other 10members for (15) two-year terms The 5 permanent members - the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Russia(formerly the Soviet Union), and China - have the most power These nations were the winning (16) at the end of WorldWar II, and they still represent the bulk of the world’s military might Decisions of the Council require nine votes But anyone of the permanent members can veto an important decision This authority is known (17) the veto right of the greatpowers As a result, the Council is effective only when its permanent members can reach a consensus Beginning in the1990s, increased cooperation between the United States and Russia (18) the council to become more effective

In recent years, there has been growing (19) over which countries should have permanent seats on the Council Somenations believe that other countries beside the original five should be included For example, Japan and Germany arepowerful countries that pay large membership dues and make substantial contributions to the UN, (20) they do not havepermanent seats There is no easy solution to this problem

Question 12:A restoring B maintaining C making D keeping

Question 13:A function B power C authority D All are correct

Question 15:A changing B turning C rotating D exchanging

Question 19:A quarrel B conflict C struggle D controversy

Choose the item among A, B, C, or D that best answers the question about the passage:

The United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) encourages and coordinates sound environmental practicesthroughout the world It grapples with ways to approach environmental problems on an international level, provides expertise

to member countries, monitors environmental conditions worldwide, develops environmental standards, and recommends

alternative energy sources UNEP's work is guided by principles adopted at the 1992 UN Conference on Environment and Development, also known as the Earth Summit The summit, which took place in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, was the largest such

conference ever held, attracting with more than 100 national leaders

The major theme of the 1992 Earth Summit was sustainable economic development, meaning development that does notuse up or destroy so many of the world's natural resources that it cannot be sustained over time The meeting produced anoverall plan, called Agenda 21, in which large developing countries promised to develop their industries with an eye toprotecting the environment Industrialized countries pledged to help them do that The Earth Summit also produced majortreaties on biodiversity and global warming, although the latter treaty lacked enforcement provisions

In 2002, UNEP sponsored the World Summit on Sustainable Development in Johannesburg, South Africa This

conference sought to help developing countries undergo industrialization without harming the environment But progress onenvironmental issues is slow because proposed solutions continue to pit the interests of poorer developing countries against

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those of richer industrialized nations Most developing countries cannot afford to build an environmentally sound industrialbase, while industrialized countries are unwilling to absorb the entire cost of environmental reform.

Question 21: Why is progress on environmental issues slow?

A Most developing countries cannot afford to build an environmentally sound industrial base.

B Proposed solutions continue to pit the interests of poorer developing countries against those of richer industrialized

nations

C All are correct.

D Industrialized countries are unwilling to absorb the entire cost of environmental reform.

Question 22: What are the aims of the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP)?

A To encourage developing countries to build an environmentally sound industrial base.

B To help developing countries undergo industrialization without harming the environment.

C To encourage and coordinate sound environmental practices throughout the world.

D To encourage developed countries to cut wastes.

Question 23: What are the major themes of the Earth Summit?

A All are correct.

B It produced major treaties on biodiversity and global warming.

C Development does not use up or destroy so many of the world’s natural resources that it cannot be sustained over

time

D Large developing countries promise to develop their industries with an eye toward protecting the environment.

Question 24: In the Earth Summit in 1992, what was passed?

Question 25: What may the phrase “with an eye to” in paragraph 3 be probably mean?

A Examining something carefully B Having good eyesight.

Choose the correct sentence among A, B, C, or D which has the same meaning as the given one.

Question 26: John ran into Mark downtown last week.

A John had to run downtown last week B John injured Mark last week.

C John met Mark downtown unexpectedly D John went downtown to exercise.

Question 27: The meeting was put off because of pressure of time.

A There was not enough time to hold the meeting.

B The meeting lasted much longer than usual.

C The meeting started earlier because people wanted to leave early.

D The meeting was planned to start late because of time pressure.

Question 28: I'm going to do away with these clothes.

A I'm going to wash these clothes B I'm going to discard these clothes.

C I’m going to keep these clothes D I'm going to wear these clothes.

Question 29: When I told Mark the news, he blew up.

A Mark became curious as I told him the news B Mark became nervous as I told him the news.

C Mark became angry as he heard the news D Mark became worried as he heard the news.

Question 30: The company turned down Bill's offer.

A The company rejected Bill's offer B The company acceded Bill’s offer.

C The company offered Bill’s offer D The company discussed Bill’s offer.

Choose the underlined part among A, B, C, or D that needs correcting.

Question 31: Since opened his new business, John has been working 12 hours a day.

Question 32: Her life was changed completely when she won the lottery.

Question 33: The road used to be narrow in the past but now it has widened.

Question 34: Keep walk until you see the bank ahead of you.

Question 35: Floods cause of billions of dollars' worth of property damage annually.

Choose the best answer among A, B, C, or D that best completes each sentence.

Question 36: He backed the truck the edge of the cliff.

Question 37: The tax increases will certainly the poor.

Question 38: The government has declared a of emergency following the earthquake.

Question 39: The police backed the angry crowd with their horses and bullhorns.

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A away B out C off D up

Question 40: The owner broke the team by trading its best players to other teams.

Question 41: The war disaster to local people.

Question 42: Yon must set realistic for yourself.

A aims and objectives B aims and goals C aims and objects D goals and objectives

Question 43: The new mayor will bring a change in local government policies.

Question 44: Parents bring their kids the best way they know how.

Question 45: All the arrangements are now in for their visit.

Question 46: Many people wish that they could bring the good old days

Question 47: He asked her , but she said she already had a boyfriend.

Question 48: I le managed to disaster by steering into a pile of sand.

Question 49: The couple broke their engagement after they had a huge argument.

Question 50: They're an appeal to raise money for famine victims.

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SỞ GIÁO DỤC ĐÀO TẠO ÔN THI TỐT NGHIỆP TRUNG HỌC PHỔ THÔNG

conference sought to help developing countries undergo industrialization without harming the environment But progress onenvironmental issues is slow because proposed solutions continue to pit the interests of poorer developing countries againstthose of richer industrialized nations Most developing countries cannot afford to build an environmentally sound industrialbase, while industrialized countries are unwilling to absorb the entire cost of environmental reform

A To encourage developed countries to cut wastes.

B To encourage developing countries to build an environmentally sound industrial base.

C To encourage and coordinate sound environmental practices throughout the world.

D To help developing countries undergo industrialization without harming the environment.

A It produced major treaties on biodiversity and global warming.

B All are correct.

C Large developing countries promise to develop their industries with an eye toward protecting the environment.

D Development does not use up or destroy so many of the world’s natural resources that it cannot be sustained over

time

A Examining something carefully B Having good eyesight.

A Proposed solutions continue to pit the interests of poorer developing countries against those of richer industrialized

nations

C Industrialized countries are unwilling to absorb the entire cost of environmental reform.

D Most developing countries cannot afford to build an environmentally sound industrial base.

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A was changed B completely C the D won

Question 17:A maintainingB making C restoring D keeping

Question 18:A All are correct B power C authority D function

Question 20:A exchanging B turning C changing D rotating

Question 24:A struggle B controversy C conflict D quarrel

A John injured Mark last week B John went downtown to exercise.

C John had to run downtown last week D John met Mark downtown unexpectedly.

A I'm going to wash these clothes B I’m going to keep these clothes.

C I'm going to wear these clothes D I'm going to discard these clothes.

A The meeting was planned to start late because of time pressure.

B The meeting started earlier because people wanted to leave early.

C The meeting lasted much longer than usual.

D There was not enough time to hold the meeting.

A Mark became angry as he heard the news B Mark became worried as he heard the news.

C Mark became nervous as I told him the news D Mark became curious as I told him the news.

A The company acceded Bill’s offer B The company offered Bill’s offer.

C The company rejected Bill's offer D The company discussed Bill’s offer.

Question 31:A emergency B disaster C epidemic D tsunami

Question 32:A volunteer B committee C guarantee D pioneer

Question 34:A regrettable B unfortunately C participate D temporarily

Question 35:A continent B heritage C physician D tournament

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A up B about C off D with

A aims and objects B aims and goals C aims and objectives D goals and objectives

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A goals and objectives B aims and objects C aims and objectives D aims and goals

Question 26:A tsunami B emergency C disaster D epidemic

Question 27:A committee B guarantee C volunteer D pioneer

Question 28:A temporarily B regrettable C unfortunately D participate

Question 30:A heritage B tournament C continent D physician

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Question 32:A keeping B restoring C making D maintaining

Question 33:A power B function C authority D All are correct

Question 35:A changing B rotating C exchanging D turning

Question 39:A struggle B quarrel C controversy D conflict

A There was not enough time to hold the meeting.

C The meeting started earlier because people wanted to leave early.

A I'm going to wear these clothes B I’m going to keep these clothes.

C I'm going to discard these clothes D I'm going to wash these clothes.

A Mark became angry as he heard the news B Mark became worried as he heard the news.

C Mark became curious as I told him the news D Mark became nervous as I told him the news.

A The company rejected Bill's offer B The company offered Bill’s offer.

C The company discussed Bill’s offer D The company acceded Bill’s offer.

A John had to run downtown last week B John went downtown to exercise.

C John met Mark downtown unexpectedly D John injured Mark last week.

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nations

C Most developing countries cannot afford to build an environmentally sound industrial base.

D Industrialized countries are unwilling to absorb the entire cost of environmental reform.

A To help developing countries undergo industrialization without harming the environment.

B To encourage and coordinate sound environmental practices throughout the world.

C To encourage developed countries to cut wastes.

D To encourage developing countries to build an environmentally sound industrial base.

A It produced major treaties on biodiversity and global warming.

B Large developing countries promise to develop their industries with an eye toward protecting the environment.

D Development does not use up or destroy so many of the world’s natural resources that it cannot be sustained over

time

C Examining something carefully D Having good eyesight.

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Question 7:A disaster B tsunami C emergency D epidemic

Question 8:A guarantee B volunteer C committee D pioneer

Question 9:A heritage B tournament C physician D continent

Question 10:A regrettable B unfortunately C participate D temporarily

A With the intention of B Examining something carefully

A Large developing countries promise to develop their industries with an eye toward protecting the environment.

B Development does not use up or destroy so many of the world’s natural resources that it cannot be sustained over

time

D It produced major treaties on biodiversity and global warming.

A To encourage developing countries to build an environmentally sound industrial base.

B To encourage and coordinate sound environmental practices throughout the world.

C To help developing countries undergo industrialization without harming the environment.

A All are correct.

B Proposed solutions continue to pit the interests of poorer developing countries against those of richer industrialized

nations

C Industrialized countries are unwilling to absorb the entire cost of environmental reform.

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A Mark became curious as I told him the news B Mark became worried as he heard the news.

C Mark became angry as he heard the news D Mark became nervous as I told him the news.

A The company acceded Bill’s offer B The company rejected Bill's offer.

C The company offered Bill’s offer D The company discussed Bill’s offer.

A The meeting started earlier because people wanted to leave early.

C There was not enough time to hold the meeting.

A John went downtown to exercise B John had to run downtown last week.

C John injured Mark last week D John met Mark downtown unexpectedly.

A I'm going to wear these clothes B I'm going to wash these clothes.

C I'm going to discard these clothes D I’m going to keep these clothes.

A aims and objectives B aims and goals C goals and objectives D aims and objects

In recent years, there has been growing (44) over which countries should have permanent seats on the Council Somenations believe that other countries beside the original five should be included For example, Japan and Germany are

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powerful countries that pay large membership dues and make substantial contributions to the UN, (45) they do not havepermanent seats There is no easy solution to this problem.

Question 37:A keeping B making C maintaining D restoring

Question 38:A authority B All are correct C power D function

Question 40:A rotating B changing C exchanging D turning

Question 44:A controversy B quarrel C struggle D conflict

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Question 2:A volunteer B committee C pioneer D guarantee

Question 3:A participate B temporarily C regrettable D unfortunately

Question 4:A physician B heritage C continent D tournament

Question 5:A epidemic B emergency C tsunami D disaster

A Large developing countries promise to develop their industries with an eye toward protecting the environment.

C Development does not use up or destroy so many of the world’s natural resources that it cannot be sustained over

time

D It produced major treaties on biodiversity and global warming.

A The action plans of UNEP B The principles of UNEP.

nations

B Industrialized countries are unwilling to absorb the entire cost of environmental reform.

A To encourage and coordinate sound environmental practices throughout the world.

B To encourage developing countries to build an environmentally sound industrial base.

C To help developing countries undergo industrialization without harming the environment.

A Examining something carefully B With the intention of.

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