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UNIT FRIENDSHIP [L-LHL UI.I IU TEST Choose the word which has the underlined part pronounced differently from the rest a v illa ge a w h ich b dangerous b changeable c gossip c each d passenger d characteristic a pasture a uncertain a chore b acquaintance b tell b m ach in e c constant c pursuit c much d talkative d picture d such Choose a, b, c, or d that best completes each unfinished sentence; substitutes the underlined part; or has a close meaning to the original one 10 11 12 13 She found it difficult to g e t w ith new friends a acquaint b acquainted c acquaintance d acquaints M y frien d often show s h er w h en ever I have troubles a sym pa th y b sym path ize c sym pathetic d sympathetically He does not kn ow m uch about the project but he is v e r y _ a en th u siastic b enthusiast c enthusiasm d enthusiastically Daisy is s o She only cares about herself, not about other people a helpful b selfish c loyal d talkative She is not determ ined and often changes her ideas W hat a /a n girl she is! a uncertain b mutual c suspicious d changeable Although w e are classm ates, I not have a n relation sh ip w ith him a aim less b unselfish c special d acquaintance Joh n left a _im pression on me I w ill never forget him a loyal b la stin g c capable d constant is the quality o f bein g faithful and loyal to a particular person or belief a A cquaintance b C onstancy c Sym pathy d Sorrow 14 He is not g o o d m aths H e is incapable _ calculating a at / o f b on / fo f c for / o f d w ith / in 15 Tw o friends should be l o y a l _each other a on b w ith c over d to 16 M y close frien d is often c o n c e r n e d all problem s that I m ention a over b w ith c above d into 17 _frien d in n eed i s _ frien d indeed a T he / the b A / a c / d / the 18 The exam is com in g so the teachers m ake th eir students _ a lot a study b to study c studying d studied 19 H er parents w an t h e r _a doctor a becom e b to becom e c becom in g 20 It is _the directions a you too k in d to give m e c very kin d o f you to give m e d becam e b you very kind to give m e d very kind o f you give me UNIT 1: FRIENDSHIP 21 I sider it m y a f f a i r the new com ers in m y class a to help b help c helped d h elpin g 22 T hese em ployees are m ade overtim e a to w ork b w ork c w ork in g d w orked 23 The teach er n ever lets us out w h e n _ a to go / explains b go / explainin g c goin g / to explain d gone / explained 24 W h en ever I see an action film , I feel m y h e a r t strongly a to thum p b thum p c thum ping d thum ped 25 He bought a com puter because he w anted to store all the in form ation that he had collected a Buying a com puter because he w anted to store all the inform ation that he had collected b Although he w anted to store all the in form ation that he had collected, he bought a com puter c H e bought a com puter for him that he stored all the in form ation that he had collected d He bought a computer to store all the information that he had collected 26 He was the f i r s t the fire a discover b to discover c discovering d discovered 27 The m anager had som e letters to sig n a that he had to sign b for signing c so that he sign ed d w hich are for sign in g 28 I th in k he i s our business a not reliable enough to be informed c not reliable enough for being informed b not enough reliable to be inform ed d not reliable enough being inform ed 29 He is everybody in m y class likes him a very kind that b kind enough that c so kind that d as kind 30 John was w e all w ant to m ake friends with him a so a good student that b so a student tr.ar c such a good student that d a student such g : : d that as Choose the best sentence that can be made from the cues given 31 Peter / m y close friends a P eter is m y close friends b Peter is one o: m y close friends, c Peter is one m y close friends 32 he / g ood -look in g / blon d hair a He is good-looking, but blond hair c He is a good-looking with blond hair d Peter is the :n : b He is r : d He is g: : 33 square face / look / in telligen t a H is square face looks intelligently b It is a square face look in g intelligent c He has a square, face looks intelligent d He has a square face w hich looks in telligrr.: BAl TAP TRAC NGHIEM TIENG ANH 11 • PHAN BAI TAP my close friends : and blond hair, k:r.g w :th blond hair 34 we / be / friend s / last school year a W e have been friends since last school year b W e w ere frien d s sin ce last school year c W e have been frien d s last school year d W e are frien d s since last school year 35 Peter / good / M aths a Peter is very good at M aths c P eter is very good for M aths b P eter is too good at M aths, d Peter is too good for M aths Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answer There are m any proverbs about friends and friendship, such as “True frien d ­ ship is like sound health; the value o f its seldom known until it is lost” ,and “A real frien d is som eon e who walks inwhen the rest o f the w orld walks out" W hen you read these quotes, stop and think about your friendship Do you and your friends act in a caring way towards one another, you respect them and they respect you, but m ost o f all you value the relationship and love spending tim e together? F riendship is m ore than just hanging out together at lunch and gossip­ ing about other people True friendship is when two people have mutual respect for one another, and really care about the each other’s feelings and dreams You need to be able to be honest w ith your friends I f there is ever a tim e where you feel that you cannot tell them the truth, for fear that they w ill be m ad or will not understand, then they are not true friends Friends share w ith each other im por­ tant things that they would not share with others Friends also care about each other, stick up for one another and enjoy spending tim e together 36 The passage is a b o u t _ a a frien d c proverbs about frien d s and friendsh ip b friend sh ip d caring for friends 37 The author advised u s a not to tell a secret to a friend b to resp ect pur friends c not to tell a frien d about im portant things d to m ake friends to gossip 38 F rien ds _ a should not spend tim e together b should be honest d should n ot care much c should gossip about others 39 W h ich sen ten ce is N O T true? a F riends should respect each other b W e should be h on est w ith our friends c W e can share im portan t things w ith a friend d D ish on esty is needed for true friendship 40 W h ich o f these can be used to describe true friendship? a be h on est and be m ad c have lunch and gossip b hang out and gossip d trust, respect and share Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase (41) you grow and mature your friends may change, but that does not mean that you have to ( ) away with your old friends, your relationships may UNIT 1: FRIENDSHIP change though ( ) _ close attention to the different types o f friends you have had, the ( 4 ) your friends treat you, what sort o f things you can talk about, and the things you like ( ) Soon you will see what ( ) in a friend are m ost im portant to you N ot everyone values openness or honesty, w hen others look (47) an extraordinarily caring individual as a friend W hatever it is that you value m ost, ( ) sure that your needs as well as your friends’ are being met I f you are feelin g neglected or m istreated by a “friend” then you need to look more closely at this relationship Friendship should bring you joy, ( ) m is­ ery Find out w hat you w ant out o f a friendship, and try not to be overtaken by those around you w ho are not yet mature enough ( ) to a true friendship c Although 41 a Because b For d As 42 a m ake b get c give d b G ive c Pay d Take 43 a Look c road 44 a w ay b fact d route c did d done 45 a to b c qualities b certain ties d quantities 46 a p ossib ilities c down d into 47 a at b for c keep d turn 48 a m ake b feel b not c none d no 49 a nor c com m ittin g b to-com m it 50 a com m it d com m itted TEST Choose the word which is stressed differently from the rest c capable d quality b believe b uncertain c changeable c com m on c sym pathy d mutual d num ber d influence b in terest c betw een d friend sh ip a acquaintance a stan cy b easily b attraction a rumour a loya lty a gossip Choose a, b, c, or d that best completes each unfinished sentence; substitutes the underlined part; or has a close meaning to the original one H e w as so that he distrusted all his friends a suspect b suspicious c suspicion d suspiciously F rien dsh ip offers us g r e a t in life a please b pleasa n t c pleasure d pleased H e is a lw a y s _in w ord and deed a loyal b loyally c loyalty d loyalist M y father took _ an interest in collecting stam ps He had a valuable stam p collection a on b up c in d over 10 True friendship should be b a se d _ understanding each other and faithfulness a out b at c on d over 11 I n ot w ant to listen to you I am t i r e d your criticism s a o f bAi b in c for TAP TRAC NGHIEM TIENG ANH XX • PHAN BAl TAP d w ith 12 I seem to rem em b er that Sam has ever told m e _ num ber o f lies a a / b the / the c / the d the / 13 True frien d sh ip w ill _ as lon g as our lives a spend b take c last d keep 14 The fath er is the one that I can share both joys and sorrow s, a feelin gs o f great happiness b great eagerness c feelin gs o f distress d in ten tion 15 She felt a n _ to h im w hen they first m et each other a attraction b enthusiasm c interest d aim 16 He has only o n e _in life - to becom e rich a quality b feelin g c aim d secret 17 C ontrary to , no one was hurt in the accident a truth b trust c rumour d jo y 18 He advised m e the facts before I made a decision _ _ _ _ _ the job a sid erin g / to accept b sider / acceptin g c sider / accept d to sider / to accept _ 19 It is a nice s u r p r is e you here a see b to see c seeing d seen 20 They have _ th ey cannot find tim e a such m any th in gs to that / for going out b such m any th in gs for doing that / goin g out c so m any th in gs for doin g that / go out d so m any th in gs to that / to go out 21 Loyalty one o f the im portant qualities for true friendship a is considered be b considers being c considers to be d is considered to be 22 It is im possib le _ such a difficult th in g w ithout any help a to b c doing d done 23 Look! D o you see an in sect on your foot a to craw l b craw l c craw ling d craw led 24 She w ore a m ask so that nobody recognized her a so that not to be recogn ize b so as not to recogn ize c so as not to be recogn ized d in order to not recogn ized 25 T hose tourists w e r e _th eir journey a enough tired to continue c very tired that they could not continue b too tired to continue d too tired for continuing 26 A fter a n igh tm are s h e _ s le e p in g so she a found it difficult to go on / to read b found to go on was difficult / for reading c found difficult to go on / in order to read d found it is difficult to go on / to read 27 D id you n otice som eone the room last night? a enter b to enter c en terin g 28 T here mutual understanding betw een friends a must be b m ust to be c m ust looked for a book d entered d be UNIT 1: FRIENDSHIP 29 The police let h im _ _ _ _ _ after they had asked him som e questions, a to leave b leave c leavin g d left 30 The acciden t is t h o u g h t caused by human error a bein g b was c having been d to have been Error Identification 31 I f you have a friend you w ill realize that there is another human being A B w hich you can trust com p letely C D 32 True frien d sh ip can offer a gentle haven w here you can be relaxed and A B C feelin g sa fe D 33 A friend can help you solve problem s and to share the g rie f tim es along A B C w ith the great tim e s D 34 T w o close frien d s can spend tim e to be together w ithout n eedin g to p reten d A B C D 35 It took her a lo n g tim e gettin g accustom ed to the new en viron m en t and A B C m ake frien d s w ith other classm ates D Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answer F rien dsh ip is a b ig statem ent Lots o f people are lovers but are not friends L ots o f peop le are re la tiv e s and are n ot frien d s L ots o f p eop le w h o w ork together are not friends You can appreciate or adm ire som eone, but that does not m ean that you m ake him or her a friend W hen I had m y n ear-death illn ess last year and the follow in g lon g recu­ peration, I had a lot o f tim e to think about w hat m akes som eone a friend If they are scared o f you w hen you need help, sorry, that is not friend sh ip I f their attitude is “for b e tte r or w o rse ,” i f th ey stick to you through trou bles and difficulties, it is the tim e w hen you can tell it is true friendship I have som e friends, but not as m any as I thought A nd there was a tim e, in the late 80s when my friend, Ken, really needed m e but I did not com e through for him I rem em ber h an gin g out in m y happy suburban house in M enlo Park, and not com ing to help him through the loss o f his wife Luckily, I got to apologize for that but Ken said he did not m ind I not have a tidy answ er about K en and m e and friend sh ip Som etim es we w ere friends, and other tim es, clearly, not But I guess there is som ething rem arkable in tw o people overcom in g the barriers to frien d sh ip to fin d som e real com m unication at som e point 36 A ccordin g to the w r i t e r 10 a all lovers are friends b all your relatives are also your friends c whoever you admire is your friends d not all w orkm ates are friends b A i TAP TRAC NGHIEM TIENG ANH 11 • PHAN b A i TAP In true friend sh ip, a your friends are alw ays scared o f you ; friends stick to each other through troubles and difficulties ; we should have as m any friends as possible i friends are scared o f h elpin g each other : "''Vhat happen ed to the w riter last year? a H is w ife passed away : He had an interesting experience, b He was seriously ill d He had got som e new friends 39 W e can learn from the text t h a t a the w riter had a house in suburb in M enlo Park b the w riter cam e to help his friend, Ken, w hen his w ife died c whenever his friend, Ken, had problems the writer immediately came to help d the w riter and K en are true friends at all tim e The w riter did not com e to help K e n a so K en w as very angry b and he did not apologize c but K en did not m ind d so they w ere no longer friends Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase F riendship is n ot about alw ays being nice, or (41) A friend will tell you w hen he or she th in ks you are full ( ) considerateness O nly your best friend can (43) your silent pain and w ill ( 4 ) your hand till you ( ) _ stron g again For exam ple, I have a friend ( ) _nam e is Bodie She has been a frien d o f ( ) for about a decade She could act as a perfect m irror A t that tim e I was fussing over a beautiful young girl that I was in love with, but only a few m onths later, she said goodbye to me I was alm ost (48) _ B odie was often with me She gave m e som e advice, went out w ith m e, and even w as w illin g ( ) _m y unlucky in love In (50) end I survived perfectly without the far-aw ay sw eetheart Butthe lesson o f true frien d sh ip has stayed w ith me, vividly d agreeably c agreeable b agreem ent 41 a agree d for c with b in 42 a o f 43 a feel 44 a grab b enjoy b hold c watch d see c shake d keep 45 a recall b recover c com e d becom e 46 a who b w hich c that d whose 47 a I b my 48 a pleased 49 a to share c me c upset c sharing d m ine b joyful b share 50 a a b an c the d d cheerful d shared TEST Choose the word whichhas the underlined part pronounced differently from the rest a gam e b bridge c against d garage a generous b c gen erally d g iv in g gene UNIT J: FRIENDSHIP 11 a cheese b ch ild ren c chem ical a m ach in ery a page b m arch b m essage c cheerfully c danger d teacher d m erch an t d rin ger Choose a, b, c, or d that best completes each unfinished sentence; substitutes the underlined part; or has a close meaning to the original one I som etim es th in k _ m y schooldays w hen I felt the happiest a on b over c at d o f Mary did not approve their ideas She had no sym pa th y their point o f view a about b o ff c w ith M an is engaged in a _struggle w ith Nature a stan t b stan tly c constancy d in sta n tly M ary is often w illin g to help everybody She is the o f kindness d w ithin a essence b essen tial c essen tially 10 T hose villagers are very _ _ _ _ _ to visitors a h osp itab le b h osp itab ly c h osp ita b ility 11 _ _ frien d sh ip is _tw o-side affair d essen tia lity d h osp ita b ilities a The / a b A / an c A / the d / a 12 T heir friendship was based o n respect, trust and understanding a attractive b loyal c suspicious 13 W h ispers can n ever influence good friends a have effect on b get acquainted w ith c show a sym pathy d be mutual trust d mutual 14 W e w ere obviously w ron g to put o u r in her She is not reliable a en th u siasm b trust c cern d selfish n ess 15 A is a versation about other peop le’s private lives w hich m ight be unkind or not true a quality b sorrow c secret d gossip 16 I not have m uch tim e for leisure _ _ _ _ _ these days a acquaintances b pursuits c qualities 17 The ch ild ren _they cannot keep silent d pleasures a seem to be so excited that b seem being so excited that c seem to be very excited that d seem bein g very excited that 18 T he policem an did n ot perm it them through the m ilitary zone He forced t h e m _an oth er way a g oin g / to go b to go / to go c to go / goin g d go / go 19 H e is a helpful friend H e often helps m e m y work a fin ish b fin ish es c fin ish in g d fin ish ed 20 John, I have som eth in g in t e r e s t i n g you, but you have to prom ise it secret a for tellin g / k eepin g b to tell / keep c d told / keep to tell / to keep 21 T he w ater was so polluted that the explorers could not drink it a T he w ater w as too polluted for the explorers to drink 12 bAi t a p t r A c n g h i e m t i e n g a n h ii • p h a n b A i t a p b The w ater was polluted enough for the explorers to drink c The w ater w as too polluted for the explorers drinking d T he w ater w as polluted enough for the explorers drinking 22 H is doctor advised h i m , but he found it im possible _his habit a stopped sm ok in g / quit b to stop to sm oke / quitting c stop pin g sm ok in g / for quitting d to stop sm ok in g / to quit j-3 The guards w ere w atching a s h o p lifte r along the shop windows a go b to go c w ent d gone 24 T h eir com pan y w as m ade 100,000 U SD in taxes a pay b to pay c paying d paid 25 The health authorities now know _bird flu a to deal w ith b deal w ith c dealing w ith d how to deal with 26 The P ikes has a p a in t e r all the w indow s o f th eir house a to paint b pain t c painting d painted 27 They did n ot let u s the lecture because we had not got a m em ber card a to attend b attend c attending d attended 28 T he teach er recom m en ded us _ those books because they have som e k now ledge that is n ecessary for us _ a readin g / get b to read / get c to read / to get d read / getting 29 He had spen t _ _ _ _ _ that he was broke a such much money b such many money c so much m oney d so m any m oney 30 W e did not h a v e _the essay so we asked the teach er for a delay a tim e enough for w ritin g c enough tim e for w ritin g b tim e enough d enough tim e to w rite to w rite Choose the best sentence that can be made from the cues given 31 P eter / sin cere / easy-goin g / m an / a sense o f humour a Peter is the sincere and easy-going man whose has a sense o f humour b P eter that is a sin cere and easy-going m an with a sense o f humour c P eter is a sin cere and easy-goin g man w ho is a sense o f humour d P eter is a sin cere and easy-goin g man w ith a sense o f humour 32 he / tw enty a He has got tw en ty o f age c H e is in tw en ty years old b He is tw enty in age d He is at the age o f tw enty 33 he / w avy h air / brow n eyes a H e has got w avy h air and brow n eyes b H e has got a w avy h air and brow n eyes c He has a w avy h air w ith brow n eyes d He is w avy hair and brow n eyes 34 he / feet / good look in g / friendly a He is feet, good lookin g, but friendly b H e is feet tall, and good looking, friendly c H e is feet tall, good looking, and friendly d H e is feet tall but good looking, and friendly UNIT 1: FRIENDSHIP 13 35 we / friends / at university a W e have been frien d s since we w ere at university b W e m ake frien d s w hen we w ere at university c W e are frien d s as we w ere at university d W e have been frien d s even though we w ere at university Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answer A friend is often sidered as an ally, supporter, or sym pathizer T here is no distance too far betw een friends, for friend sh ip gives w ings to the heart F rien dsh ip m ultiplies jo y s and divides grieves F rien dsh ip is a feelin g or em o­ tion expressed in such a w ay that a human feels w anted and im portant It is a relation sh ip betw een a person or persons w here everyon e has som e com panion to talk to w h en they are in need Friends are defined as people w hom you can have several ty p es o f re la tio n s w ith and feel several em otion s for A good friend is som eone that m igh t go to in tim e o f need H ow ever, frien d sh ips differ betw een people F or exam ple, the friendsh ip that som eone m ay have betw een him and an old m an would be differen t than the frien d sh ip they m ight have w ith som eon e at th e sam e age T h ere are m any d iffe re n t frie n d sh ip s that people have F rien dsh ips can exist betw een best friends, friends, lovers, ch il­ dren, parents, siblin gs, and m any m ore All o f these differ in som e way E very­ one has a best friend, w h eth er it is w ith a person or an anim al Som etim es people w ho are lon ely fin d that they have a com pan ion sh ip with their dog or cat But, m ostly w hen teen agers are the ones bein g discussed then they usually have m ore than one person th ey can go and talk to To sum up, a best friend is thought o f as a person w hom you tell everythin g to 36 T h ere must be a distance betw een friends a True b False c N o inform ation 37 The w ord it in lin e is used to refer to friendship a True b False c N o inform ation 38 W h oever frien d s are, frien d sh ip is the same a True b False c No in form ation 39 Dogs and cats are the only animals that can make friends with human beings, a True b False c N o inform ation 40 B etw een siblin gs frien d sh ip can not exist a True b F alse c N o in form ation Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase Friends! (41) a precious gift they are! And, th e}’ are extrem ely rare Perhaps that is part o f th eir preciousness Friends! T he person s w ho (42) you from your achievem ent to your fullest potential no ( ) w hat it costs them They love you ( 4 ) _ the person you are becom ing They are com pletely n on -(45' They seek your fulfillm ent and (46) best interests There is nothing better (47) a friend unless it is a person who also considers you (48 their friend O f course friends things that hurt friends, but (49) _ is always quick to be there A friend is ( ) “O f whom much is required, much is given,” 14 BAT TAP TRAC NGHIEM TIENG ANH 11 • PHAN BAI TAP Error Identification 31 The annual increase in the w orld’s population has peaked at about 88 m A B C D in the late 1980s 32 The w orld’s population was higher in the 1980s more than in the 1960s A B C D 33 The govern m en t stated that i f we did not control the birth rate A B im m ediately w e w ill have to suffer a lot from overpopulation C D •34 T hose w om en said that i f they had know n how to use birth control A B m ethods th ey would have not m any childen C D •35 Although th ey not w ant to have ch ild ren any m ore, but they not A B C D know o f safe w ays to use birth control m ethods — Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answer The first cause o f global greenhouse gas em ission s is over-population In 1950, the w orld population w as billion, now 6.5 billion people w ho produce an enorm ous output o f w aste and utilize an unbelievable am ount o f resources and energy M ost peop le h avin g ch ild ren have no idea w hy th ey are even having children M ost not really love their ch ildren because i f they did they would be very m uch in volved in try in g to ensure that th eir ch ild ren have a w orld to survive in U n less overpopulation is addressed, there is no w ay o f slow in g down greenhouse gas em ission s But corporation s need w ork ers, govern m en ts need taxpayers, bureaucrats and soldiers M ore people m eans m ore m oney T h e solu­ tion to all o f our problem s is sim ple W e ju st need to live in accordance w ith the basic law s o f ecology W eaken diversity and the entire system w ill be w eak­ ened and w ill ultim ately collapse A ll o f the species w ithin an ecosystem are interdependent T h ere is a lim it to grow th because there is a lim it to carrying capacity H um an populations are exceedin g carrying capacity and dim in ish in g resources and d iversity o f species A lbert E instein w rote that “i f the bee disap­ peared o ff the surface o f the globe, then m an would have on ly four years o f life left N o m ore bees, no m ore pollination, no m ore plants, no m ore anim als, no more m an ” A n d the h oney bee is disappearing W h y? W e not know why All around the w orld bees are disappearin g and bees pollinate our plants W e are cutting dow n forests and plundering the oceans W e are polluting the soil, the air and the w ater and rapidly running out o f fresh w ater to drink W ater is now being sold for m ore than the equivalent am ount o f gasoline 36 The passage is a b o u t a the decreasing o f the w orld’s population b overpopulation and its effect c an important part o f bees in overpopulation d bees and human beings 37 O verpopulation _ a has no effects on hum an bein gs c leads to greenhouse gas em issions b is a good results d has good effects tc - e e :_ r :e i U N IT 7: W O R L D P Q P U L A T K W S3 38 A ccord in g to the w r i t e r _ a hum an bein gs can live indepen den tly from other species b ch ild ren can grow up w ithout th eir paren ts’ care c grow th is lim ited d the m ore people survive on earth, the m ore resources are used 39 A ccord in g to A lb ert E in stein , w ithout bees a all hum an bein gs would die im m ediately b hum an life on earth would be better c m en w ould disappear soon d hum an bein gs could survive in only years 40 W h ich action is N O T referred in the text? a We are raising more and more bees b W e are cutting dow n forests, c W e are polluting the air and water, d W e are plundering the oceans Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase In som e countries there is negative population growth 41 _ m eans that the population ( ) _ , especially in Central and Eastern Europe, m ainly due to low birth rates, and Southern A frica due to the high number o f H IV-related (43) W ithin the next decade, Japan and W estern Europe are also ( 4 ) _ to encounter negative population growth due to sub-replacement fertility rates Population growth which exceeds the carrying capacity o f an area or environ­ m ent ( ) _ in overpopulation Conversely, ( ) areas may be considered “underpopulated” if the population is not large (47) _ to maintain an economic system The future o f w orld’s population could be significantly (48) _ by the worldwide H IV/AIDS pandemic In Africa, birth rates are already (4 ) _ highest in the world, especially in Sub-Sahara Africa But if H IV AIDS is controlled or even eradicated, the w orld’s population could increase ( / faster than predicted 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 a a a a a a a a a a w hich in creases die appeared leads so enough in fected a as b b b b b b b b b b that grow s dead represen ted results such too affected an m ore c c c c c c c c c c this raises deaths expected m akes so as very in dicated the m any d d d d w hose decreases deadly show n d d d d d d causes such as quite in terfered much TEST Choose the word which is stressed differently from the rest 84 a a a a a expect an oth er resource differen t m ethod b farm in g b billion b question c people d other c probably c research b average b w om en c organize c som ething d d d d B A I T A P T R A C N G H I E M T I E N G A N H 11 • P H A N B A I T A P scien tist am ount how ever support Choose a, b, c, or d that best completes each unfinished sentence; substitutes underlined part; or has a close meaning to the original one W e m ust e n s u r e _o f fuel supplies to keep the factories work a continue b continuous c continual d continuity M ost o f V ietn am ese people live on a farm b farm er c farm in g d farm hand A re you in terested in d o i n g research? a scien ce b scien tist c scien tific d scien tifica lly W e have enough tickets available everybody d from a to b for c on 10 the w om en who have m any children, the m ajority is poor and illiterate a B etw een b In c A m on g d From 11 W e should som eth in g to help t h e m birth -con trol m ethods d in a on b w ith c for 12 _ _ _ _ _ earth is overpopulated, d a A b An c The earth? 13 Do you kn ow how m any people there are o n d a a b an c the 14 Iron, silver, and gold a r e d plants a oils b m etals c m ethods 15 A fter a pause, the lecture continued speaking, d took over a put out b m ade up c w ent on 16 _is lim itation o f the num ber o f ch ild ren born d B irth control a P opulation b R esource c B irth rate 17 A lthough I asked him tw ice, he had no a n sw er, d m ethod a reply b talk c dem and o f w orking 18 T he boss w as in disagreem en t w ith their _ d path a w ay b road c street 19 _ is the activity o f grow in g crops or raisin g anim als d F arm in g a M ethod b C ontrol c Industry 20 I f she asks for m oney, I _ her d would have given c would give a w ill give b gave to her 21 I f they had recogn ized her, they d would have spoken a w ill speak b will have spoken c would speak 22 She told m e th at she would not have enjoyed the party i f I _there a am not b w as not c w ere not d had not been here, w e would not have m issed the firew orks a I f we w ere b Unless we were c H ad we been d I f had we been 24 H e can n ot fin d a good jo b because he doesn ’t know how to use a com puter a I f he k now s how to use a com puter, he can find a good job b I f he knew how to use a com puter, he could find a good job c I f he had k n ow n how to use a com puter, he could have found a g : : : : : d I f he had kn ow n h ow to use a com puter, he could find a good jo c 25 The coffee was too h ot for us to drink a A lthough the coffee was so hot we could drink it b I f the coffee w ere not too hot, we could drink it U N IT : W O R L D POrTL' ~ " 28 29 30 _ 27 _ 26 c I f the coffee had not been too hot, w e could have drunk it d Because the coffee was too hot, we drank it T hank you very m uch for your help W ithout your help, we _ _ _ our project, a cannot com plete b could not com pete c w ill not com pete d would not have com pleted to fin d a job D aisy told m e s he would leave for L ondon a that i f she w ere m e b i f that she w ere me c that i f she had been m e d that had she been me the local authorities have held som e educational program s on popu­ lation, the birth rates in those areas not declined a But b I f c Although d I f only Go aw ay s o o n I w ill punish you a i f b or c but d although I could not afford to buy that interesting b o o k _ I had brought enough money a I f b I f on ly c Instead d O therw ise Error Identification 31 In the long run, the future population growth o f the wcri d is difficulty to predict A B C D 32 In several developed cou n tries, birth rates are d e fin in g slightly A B on a verage, although vary greatly am ong them C D 33 Death rates can change unexpectedly because or disease, wars and A B C catastrophes, or advances in m edicine D 34 R eligion is one o f the reasons that causes populaticn grow th because A B C m any religious people not use birth control m ethods D 35 Overpopulation is a short wav to lead to poor, illiteracy, and social evils A B C Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answer W e are already at 6.3 billion in population and that m ay have som ething to with our in ability to eradicate hunger and poverty in the world The w orld’s populations continue to expand every year, even as the c : litical leaders give a lot o f other reasons T he m ore populous the world is the m :r e problem s we have to suffer In other words, the w orld needs m ore m oney tc pay for the fixes All o f the social problem s o f the w orld would be much easier to solve with a declining population, and better to accom plish this through er„ c r.tened policies than through plagues and w ars Although w ith progress in science and technology, food re­ sources are increased, the w orld’s population expands to overw helm the increased productivity W e need healthy ecosystem s, but ir our pursuit o f progress, we have destroyed good parts o f our rural landscapes and wii i life Our whole experience shows that we can run out o f our resources in the future We, the human beings of the m odern w orld, have always been able to invent ourselves out o f problem s We tend to see only the good side o f science and technology W e are enjoying our B A I T A P T R A C N G H I E M T I E N G A N H 11 • P H A N B.A.I T A P com fortable m aterial life w ithout any attention to th e natural resources really not care much about the environm ent 36 Population grow th a has n oth in g to w ith poverty b is not related to hunger c has a relationship with starve and poverty d can be eradicated soon 37 W h ich sen ten ce is N O T true? a P olitical leaders are not cern ed about population grow th b P olitical leaders are in terested in population grow th c O verpopulation causes a lot o f problem s d O verpopulation causes no problem s 38 I f we can declin e the w orld’s population a we w ill have to suffer poverty b we w ill have to encounter hunger c we can solve a lot of social problems d we w ill declare wars 39 A ccord in g to the w r i t e r , _ a thanks to progress o f science and technology, we can supply enough food for everybod y all over the w orld b the progress o f science and technology causes no harm to our environm ent c resources w ill be used up in som e day d hum an bein gs can n ever run out o f resources 40 W e _ a are very in terested in our environm ent b not appreciate our m aterial life c tend to see the good side o f science and tech n ology d can solve the problem s o f overpopulation and en viron m en t soon Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase ( ) w e could b rin g the w orld’s population dow n to about b illion , the earth would be able to ( ) all hum ans, ( ) _ all anim als and plants in the w ild w orld , w ith room to spare for the slow ch an g es o f evolution The quality o f life w ould be (44) for all W ith a stabilized population we could begin to (45) all o f the problem s that population g row th ( ) We must observe a one ch ild p olicy (47) the w orld ’s population com e dow n to the sustainable num ber T h is would ( ) several generations, ( ) _ the pressures on natural system s can decrease T he en viron m en t and nature will have to change radically M en are the only species ( ) are unable to keep them selves in balan ce by natural processes and w ill th erefore have to use their brain pow er to ach ieve a proper balance b Instead c I f d U nless 41 a A lthough c brin g d eradicate b save 42 a support d as m any as b as w ell as c as m uch as 43 a as soon as c decreased d continued b raised 44 a risen c invent d solve b create 45 a save d evolves b causes c develops 46 a m akes d so that b w hen c as 47 a until d take c spend b get 48 a d so b although c but 49 a as w hose d c that b w hom 50 a w hich UNIT 7: WORLD F O K U m 87 UNIT CELEBRATIONS TEST Choose the word which is stressed differently from the rest a celebration a special a positive a lucky a som etim e b b b b b en tertain m en t polite envelope ban n er betw een c c c c c traditional happy occasion begin apple d d d d d preparation really everyone lunar color Choose a, b, c, or d that best completes each unfinished sentence; substitutes th? underlined part; or has a close meaning to the original one P eter is n o t _w ork today He i s holiday a at / on b in / for c from away d for / over Tom m y and M ike W h en I w as in class, I often s a t _ d w ithin a am on g b betw een c in In spring, all flow ers a r e blossom colorfully a at b about c over d in Those foreign tourists are looking forward to enjoy Vietnamese Tet holiday with a excite b excited c ex citin g d excitem ent 10 To m ost V ietn am ese people, T et holiday is often well a prepare b prepared c preparation d preparative 11 T h e o f football spreads not only throughout England but also all over the work a popular b popularize c popularly d popularity 12 R ipe fruit is very good for our health, a Sugared and colored b C ook ec carefully c P icked by h and d Fully gro >wn and ready to eat 13 Som e days before N ew Y ear, t h e y g re e ::: £ cards one another a exch an ge b show c receive d express 14 _ is a day or tim e o f the year w hen p e :r !e have a holiday from worand celebrate som e special event, often a religious event, a F estiv a l b D ecoration c O ccasion d C elebration o f entertainm ent 15 F ilm s are the m ost popular d case a style b form c area tw ice a m onth 16 She is a Buddhist She often goes to t h e _ d banner c church c pagoda a house 17 He sat dow n and and stirred his coffee d decorated b exchanged c sugared a cooked 18 One o f T e t’s _ m ost special foods is banh chung d b an c the a a 19 They have found that N ew Y ear c e le b r a :::n in Vietnam is that any other countries a m ore in terestin g than c in terestin g m ore than 8 b as in terestin g than d m ore in terestin g as B A I T A P T R A C N G H IE M T I E N G A N H 11 • P H A N B A I T A P 20 When some certain fruits , they will be a delicious food called Mut in a are sugared and cooked b sugars and cooks c are sugaring and cook in g d have sugared and cooked 21 W hy don ’t you com e and see m e as you ? a was b had c d used to 22 W hen w e w ere younger, w e used _ _ _ _ _ allow ed to drink coffee a not to be b w ere not c to not be d not to be 23 H avin g a good diet gives m e a sense that I am doing _ positive and that I am in control d a n y th in g b som eone c som eth in g a one outside the house 24 T h ere is d anybody b som eone c anyone a one 25 I have not sp oken to all dav because I have a sore throat d ones a som eone b n obody c anybody reliable to look after the baby w hile I am at work I need b som eone c everybody a anyone to leave w ithout saying goodbye 27 She was b the only one c ones a only one attend so you don ’t have to be invited 28 can b Som eone c Som ebody a A n yon e 29 told m e she was ill so I did not pay her a visit a E veryon e b Som eone c A nyone 30 Listen! I h ear k n ockin g at the window b no one c som eone a anyone d none d the ones d O nly one d No one d anybody Error Identification 31 V ietn am ese N ew Y ear celebration / last / at least th ree days a V ietn am ese N ew Y ea r celebration lasts at least three days b V ietn am ese N ew Y ear celebration w hich lasts at least three days c V ietn am ese N ew Y ear celebration lasts at least on three days d V ietn am ese N ew Y ear celebration, it lasts at least th ree days 32 Tet h oliday / people often visit relatives / friends / go to the pagoda / pray for luck / h appin ess a On Tet h oliday, people often visit relatives and friend s, then going to the pagoda p rayin g for luck and happiness b W h en T et h oliday, people often v isit relatives, friend s, w ith go to the pagoda to pray for luck and happiness c In T et h oliday, people often visit relatives, friends, and then to go to the pagoda to pray for luck and happiness d On T et h oliday, people often visit relatives, friends, and go to the t a g : ia to pray for luck and happiness 33 many o f them / go / see a fortune-teller / ask / their fortune in the new year a M any o f them had better go to see a fortune-teller to ask for th eir : rtuse in the new year b M any o f th em would like go to see a fortune-teller so as t : they ask ab: ejc th eir fortune in the new year UNIT 8: CELESi*” V >>- 89 c M any o f th em m ay go to see a fortu n e-teller to ask about th eir fortune in the new year d M any o f th em should go seein g a fortu ne-teller to ask for th eir fortune in the new year 34 ch ild ren / say / best w ish es / adults / give lucky m oney a C h ildren say the best w ishes to adults and are given lucky m oney b C hildren say the best w ishes w ith adults and given lucky m oney c C h ildren say the best w ishes for adults are given lucky m oney d Children say the best wishes with adults and being given lucky money 35 som e w ealthy fam ilies / pay / dragon dancers perform / th eir house / get luck and prosperity a Som e w ealthy fam ilies can pay for dragon dancers to perform at their house to get luck and prosperity b Som e w ealth y fam ilies would pay for dragon dancers perform in g at their house to get luck and prosperity c The fact that som e w ealthy fam ilies can pay for dragon dancers to perform at th eir house to get luck and prosperity d Because som e w ealthy fam ilies can pay for drag:r dancers who to perform at th eir house to get luck and prosperity Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answer The N ew Y ea r is an even t that happens w hen a culture celebrates the end o f one year and the b eg in n in g o f the next year Cultures that m easure yearly calendars all have N ew Y ear celebrations Tet Nguyen Dan pronunciation, more com m only knrwn by its shortened name Tet, is the m ost im portant and popular holiday and festival in Vietnam It is the Vietnam ese N ew Y ear w hich is based on the Chinese calendar, a lunisolar calen­ dar The nam e Tet Nguyen Dan is Vietnam ese for Feast o f the First M orning Tet is celebrated on the sam e day as C hinese N ew Y ear though exceptions arise due to the one-hour tim e differen ce betw een H a n :: and B eijing T et shares m any o f the sam e custom s o f its C hinese counterpart 1: is celebrated from the first day o f the first m onth o f the C hinese calendar, around late January or early February, until at least the th ird day M any V ietnam ese prepare for Tet by cook in g special h oliday foods, decorating and clean in g the house D uring Tet holiday, V ietn am ese visit th eir fam ilies, pagodas an d tem ples, forgettin g about the troubles o f the past year and hoping for a better upcom ing year T et tradi­ tionally m arks the com in g o f Spring, so Spring is ;:rr.etim es used in terch ange­ ably w ith T et in V ietn am ese V ietnam ese people usually return to th eir fam i­ lies during Tet Som e return to w orship at the fam ily altar or visit the graves o f their ancestors O thers return to w here they grew up Although T et is a main holiday am on g all V ietn am ese, each region and religion has its ow n customs 36 Tet is a _ h olid ay in Vietnam a crucial b lunisolar c unpopular d uncom m 37 V ietn am ese N ew Y ear is based o n a the V ietn am ese calen dar b the C hinese calen dar c C h in ese culture d N ew Y ear celebrations 90 B A I T A P T R A C N G H I E M T I E N G A N H 11 • P H A N B A I T A P 38 Tet is celebrated at l e a s t _ a one day b tw o days c three days d a fortn igh t 39 W h ich is N O T done to prepare for Tet? a cook in g special foods b clean in g houses c decoratin g houses d visitin g relatives and friends 40 T e t _ a has the sam e custom s throughout the country b has d ifferen t custom s, w hich are up to region and relig ion c is not celebrated throughout the country d is at end o f sp rin g Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase (41) the V ietnam ese believe that the first visitor a fam ily receives in the year determ ines their fortune for the ( ) year, people never enter (43) first The act o f being the first house on the first day w ithout (44) person to enter a house on T et is called xong dat or dap dat Usually, a person with a happy dem eanor or w ho had experienced good luck during the previous year is invited first into the house In som e (45) , any person w ith names such as P huc (happy), Tai (tvealth), Loc (luck), w ill be invited to ( ) this act o f xong dat H ow ever, just to be (47) , the ow ner o f the house w ill leave the house a few m inutes before m idnight and com e back just as the clock (48) m idnight to prevent anyone else (49) entering the house first who m ight potentially b rin g any unfortunate events in the new year to the household Sw eepin g during T et is taboo, since it sym bolizes sw eep in g the luck away It is also taboo for (50) who experien ced a recen t loss o f a fam ily m em ber to visit anyone else during Tet c Due to d Since b Instead A lthough d around b w hole c round all c every d one b each any d in v itin g c being invited b to invite 44 a to be in vited d sorts c kinds b exam ples cases d m ake b perform c take d safely c safetiness b safety safe 47 d show s c strikes b knocks hits d from c w ith b for in d each one c no one b anyone the one TEST Choose the word which is stressed differently from the rest a a a a a h oliday sticky orange influence decorate b b b b b im portan t blossom country pagoda now adays c c c c c excitem en t throughout sugar various popular d d d d d tradition flow er receive festival tom ato U N IT 8: C E LE B R A T K JV ? 91 Choose a, b, c, or d that best completes each unfinished sentence; substitutes the underlined part; or has a close meaning to the original one That resort is popular _ young people, especially on T et holiday a for b to c w ith d in T h ose ladies often go to pagoda to p r a y _h appiness and luck a for b to c on d into W hat you often d o the first day o f the year? a at b for c in d on T et is a _ occasion for all m em bers o f fam ilies to gather a special b specially c specialize d sp ecializin g 10 During Tet holiday, all areas o f amusement a n d are always crowded a en tertain b entertainment c entertainer d en terta in in g 11 B y , people often try to good things on the first day o f the year a tradition b tradition al c tradition ally d tra d ition a list 12 B a n k C h u n g and M u t a r e _food on T et h olid ay T h e m a jority of fam ilies have th em during Tet a e x citin g b popular c ripe d colored 13 are small, soft, red fruit that you can eat raw in salaiis or cooked as a vegetable a A pples b Plum s c Kumquat d T om atoes 14 W hen p e o p le _ , they speak to God in order to give thanks or to ask for his help a believe b try c entertain d pray 15 T hank you very m uch for your gift on my birthday a presen t b flow er c candy d plant 16 T here w as a very _ response to our new design - people seem ed very pleased w ith it a disap poin ted b excited c negative d positive 17 He seem ed to fin d fault on m y doings He often gave negative _ a celebration s b entertainments c decorations d com m ents 18 Tet is _ gran dest and m ost im portant occasion in _ year a a /a b an / c the the d / a 19 I am u s e d _ m y sleep interrupted by the n cise because I have lived in this region for m ore than 20 years a to have b to havin g c h aving d had 20 A t T et, areas o f am u sem en t and en tertain m en t a r e _o f any tim es throughout the year a crow ded m ost b the more crowded c as more crowded d the m ost crowded 21 Banh ch u n g _ _ _ _ _ on the altar to w orship du'ir.g Tet a put b is put c has put d w ill put 22 W e didn ’t use _out much in the w inter m onths a to go b go c goin g d gone 23 I ph on ed last n igh t b u t answered a no one b som eone c everyon e d ones in the street was shocked w hen they heard the news a Ones 92 b Som eone BAI TAP TRAC NGHIEM TIENG ANH 11 c Every :n e • PHAN BAI TAP d A nyone 25 She used to love cats but since attacked her and she h a ; not liked! th em anym ore a the ones b ones c one d the one 26 G ood m orn in g, a som eone b anyone c no one d everybody 27 Laziness and crim e are inseparable You cannot h a v e without the other a everyon e b som eone c ones d one 28 O f the three sisters, M ary is the m ost beautiful _ a som eone b anyone c everyone d one 29 You m ay have _ or the other, but not both a one b ones c the one d the ones 30 I need _ _ _ to h elp m e because it is a hard work a som eone b anyone c anybody d no one Error Identification 31 In the days lead in g up to Tet, each fam ily traditional cook s special A B C holiday foods such as m ut, banh ch u n g and banh day D 32 P reparation s for these foods are quite extensive, and cook them can A B take several d a y s C D 33 Fam ily m em bers often take turns to keep w atchin g on the fire overn igh t, A B C tellin g one oth er stories about T et o f past years D 34 It is m ost w onderful tim e for m em bers o f a fam ily to gather to chat A B C D and share feelin gs 35 E ven poor or r ic h , every V ietnam ese fam ily also get som e special foods A B C and decoration for Tet D Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answer Preparations for Tet, Vietnam ese New Year, start two or three months before the actual celebrations People try to pay off their debts in advance so that they can be debt-free on Tet Parents buy new clothes for their children so that the children can wear them w hen Tet arrives Because a lot o f com m ercial activities will cease during the celebrations people try to stock up on supplies as much as possible In the days lead in g up to Tet, the streets and m arkets are full o f people E veryone is busy bu yin g food, cloth es, and d ecora tin g for th eir house Each fam ily prepares som e special foods for the holiday T h ose who live far a » ay from hom e w ill try to com e hom e to celebrate Tet with th eir fam ily \ ese fa m ilie s usually h ave a fa m ily altar to pay re sp e ct to th e ir a n cestors During T et the altar is thoroughly cleaned and new offerin gs are placed there On N ew Y e a r’s E ve each hom e is thoroughly cleaned and decorate:: » : t r flow ers and offerin gs for ancestors by the night before Tet M a n y r*e:r.e sta r UNIT 8: C E IX B M -X " '• ' 93 up until m id n igh t to w elcom e the N ew Y ear or go to the pagoda to pray for luck, prosperity, and h appiess In the m orning, actual T et celebrations begin The first day o f Tet is reserved for the nuclear fam ily In b ig cities, the streets are usually em pty as m ost people stay at hom e or leave the city to visit their close relatives in the countryside Usually, children dress their new clothes and give their elders the traditional Tet greetings before receivin g the lucky money 36 This passage is a b o u t _ a N ew Y ear’s E ve b the first day o f the N ew Y ear c preparation for Tet and Tet holiday d paying debt before Tet 37 V ietn am ese ch ild ren a have to pay o ff debt before Tet b should not receive any m oney during Tet c are not allow ed to w ear new clothes at Tet d receive lucky m on ey from adults during Tet 38 W h ich is N O T m en tion ed as a prepartion for T e t' a V isitin g frien d s and relatives b C ooking special foods, c D ecoratin g houses d P aying o ff debts 39 W h ich is N O T referred during T et celebration a G oin g to the pagoda b The in crea sing o f com m ercial activities c V isitin g relatives d W earin g new clothes 40 V ietn am ese fam ilies a not celebrate T et i f they are poor b only celebrate T et w h en they are w ealthy c have an altar to w orsh ip th eir ancestors d gather in the streets on the first day o f Tet Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase One o f the m ost tradition al special foods for N ew Y ear o f V ietnam ese people (41) B anh C (42) sticky rice cake Banh C is m ade of sticky rice, pork m eat and green bean (43) the in gred ien ts are (44) in side a special le a f w hich calls D ong M aking the Banh C requires (45) and p recision in every step The rice and rreen bean have to be soaked in w ater for a day to m ake it (46) The pork m eat is usually soaked w ith pep per for several hours Squaring o ff and tyin g the cakes with bam boo strings require skillful hands to m ake it a perfect square Banh C is a (47) _ am ong other foods t: be placed on the ances­ tors’ altars during T et holiday In the old time :n e :r tw o days before Tet, every fam ily prepares and cooks the Banh C h u r £ ariu n d the w arm fire It is (48) _ the tim e for parents, or grandparents 49 _ their children folklore stories N ow adays, fam ilies w hich live in •.c s still m aintain m ak­ ing Banh C before N ew Years but the people in the city not They not have ( ) _tim e and prefer to go shoppir.g at :n e superm arket for Tet 41 a is b are c were 42 a and b or c but d nor 43 a E very b Each c Som e d All 94 bAITAPTRACNGHIEMTIENGANHH • PHANBAI TAP d w ill be 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 a a a a a a a hugged care stick ier should too tell a b b b b b b b em braced careful m ore stick ier must still to tell an c c c c c c c w rapped careless the stick ier have also tellin g the d d d d d d d rolled carefully the stickiest need either told TEST Choose the word which has the underlined part pronounced differently from the rest a a a a a sugar m onth special m em bers much b b b b b com m ents throughout calen dar apples ch ild ren c c c c c festival with decorate plums exchange d d d d d sp rin g south colored envelopes m achine Choose a, b, c, or d that best completes each unfinished sentence; substitutes the underlined part; or has a close meaning to the original one 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 It is im p o r t a n t m ost V ietnam ese people to decorate th eir house on Tet a to b for c w ith d over D aisy could n ot go sh op p in g w ith us because she was b u s y _tradi­ tional food for Tet a on b for c with d about It is very n i c e you to give me those flow ers to decorate m y house a o f b about c for d on A few months before Tet, th e y pigs and chickens to prepare for traditional food a fat b fatty c fatten d fattish There will be a very in te r e s tin g show on T V on N ew Y ear’s Eve a vary b varied c various d variety W h en th ey m eet each oth er on the first day o f the year, they often ex ­ change w ish es o f _ and prosperity d unhappy c happily a happy b happiness Lunar N ew Y ear, or T et, is V ietn am ’s m ain holiday a im portan t b serious c excited d short _ people are those w ho earn their liv in g on agriculture a tra d ition a l b agrarian c lunar d special T et is a grand and im portan t occasion in the year a excited b colored c great d necessary H e his room w ith pictures o f all his favorite sports figures a prepared b received c decorated d colored som e traditional food for T et from m y grandm other I have ju st lives in the countryside d fallen a cleaned b celebrated c received to m ake a fanrarT dition a lly, V ietn a m ese people tend to behave able im p ression on the first day o f the year, d occasionally a funnily b politely c variously U N IT : C E L E M t A T W P e 95 18 W h en T et is com in g, it is often very cold in _ N orth a a b an c the d 19 I f e e l _w h en ever I go to the pagoda a as h app ier and relaxed b more happier and relaxed c h appier and m ore relaxed d m ore relaxed and happier 20 T h eir h o u s e _w ith apricots and som e other kinds o f flow ers a decorated b has decorated c is decorating d was decorated 21 If you s a w _drow ning, w hat would you do? a som eone b everyone c each one d the ones 2 m ust have opened the cage, the bird flew away a Som eone b A n yon e b N obody d E verybody he use to be the doctor in that h o sp ita l' a Does b Is c D id d W as 24 His students _ _ _ _ _ to com e and visit him ever- summer a are used b used c have used d w ere used 25 The little boy ate c h o c o la te s after the other until the box was finished a som eone b no one c one d ones 26 M ary has got three bags and I have only got a no one b everyon e c anyone d one 27 I have got a few books on C hinese food You can borrow _i f you like a anyone b som eone b everyone d one 28 F ren ch croissan ts are so m uch better than the E nglish a anyone b som eone c one d ones 29 They look so sim ilar so it is often difficult to distinguish from the other a one b the one c ones d the ones 30 R em em ber not to t e l l _about our project a som eone b anyone c no one d each one Error Identification 31 Traditionally considered, everyone is one year ok re :.der when Tet com es A B ” C D «.'9 Children often wish their grandparents healthv and 1:ngetivitv in exchange A B C D for lucky m oney 33 Som e o f the food is also eaten year-round, w hile ::.-_er jn es dishes are onlv A B C D eaten during Tet 34 For V ietn am ese people, V ietnam ese N ew Y ear r r:r_xs a m essage o f A B confidence in humanity; and it also brings redem ption, hopeful and optimism C D 35 It is a com m on b e lie f that clean in g the house to w elcom e Tet w ill get A B rid o f the bad fortunes associated w ith the year :n e C D Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answer In V ietnam , T et-T ru n g-T h u or the M id-Autum n F estival is one o f the most popular fam ily holidays It is held on the 15th the 5th lunar m onth 96 BAl TAP T r A c NGHIEM TIENG ANH 11 • PHAN BAI TAP Vietnam ese fam ilies plan their activities around their children on this cial day In a V ietnam ese folklore, parents were w orking so hard to prepare ?:r the harvest that they left the children playing by them selves To make up for lost tim e, parents would use the M id-Autumn festival as an opportunity to sh e* their love and appreciation for their children A ppropriately, the M id-Autum n F estival is also called the C hildren's F es:.val T ru n g -T h u a ctivities are often cen tered around ch ild ren and education Parents buy lan tern s for th eir ch ildren so that they can participate in a candlelit lantern p rocession at dawn Lanterns represen t brigh tn ess w hile all electric lights go out V ie tn a m e se m a rk ets sell a v a riety o f la n tern s, but the m ost popular ch ild re n ’s la n tern is the star lantern O ther ch ild re n ’s activities in ­ clude arts and crafts in w hich ch ildren m ake face m asks and lanterns Like the C h in ese, V ietn am ese parents tell their ch ild ren fairy tales and serve m oon cakes and other special treats under the silvery m oon 36 The Mid-Autumn Festival is only held in Vietnam It has never been held in China, a True b False c N o inform ation 37 Parents hold the M id-A utum n Festival to show th eir love and appreciation for th eir ch ildren a True b False c No inform ation 38 All parents have to buy lanterns for th eir children a True b False c N o inform ation 39 T here is a can d lelit lantern procession in the M id-Autum n Festival, a True b False c N o inform ation 40 Only the star lan tern s are on sales a True b False c N o inform ation Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase The first T hanksgiving (41) celebrated by the Pilgrim s in 1621 to con­ gratulate on a (42) harvest in the new land The celebration was (43) on harvest traditions ( 4 ) the colonists brought with them from England In 1863, Abraham L incoln proclaim ed Thanksgiving (45) a national holiday T h an k sgivin g D ay is held on the 4th Thursday ( ) N ovem ber A m eri­ can fam ilies get ( ) to w atch football and eat a big feast w ith turkey and grandm a's apple pie B eyond food and football, T h an k sg iv in g is also about ( ) and pa rtn ersh ip ( ) _ the first T h a n k sg iv in g, m any fam ilies, from differen t parts all over (50) world, w hich have settled in A m erica have adopted this A m erican holiday o f givin g thanks as one o f their own 41 a is b was c has d would 42 a success b succeed c successful d successfully 43 a based b dated c found d put 44 a this b that c w hen d one 45 a som eth in g b w hich c that d as 46 a o f b in c into d for 47 a other b altogether c together d one another d friend sh ip 48 a friend b friendly c friendless c Thanks to d F or 49 a Because b Since b an d O c the 50 a a u n it 8; r F i r w iw w 97 ... friend can (4 3) your silent pain and w ill ( 4 ) your hand till you ( ) _ stron g again For exam ple, I have a friend ( ) _nam e is Bodie She has been a frien d o f ( ) for about... (4 7) _ an A m erica n left-overs supper Low tea is (4 8) _ form al, its name perhaps derived from the low draw in g room tea tables on ( ) _ it was som etim es served In E ngland as (5 0). .. building was burning and thin black sm oke was ( ) _ I was shocked and 18 b Ai TAP TRAC NGHIEM TIENG ANH 11 • P h A n BAl TAP relieved that I m ade it out ( ) I phoned my w ife at :r.:e Sr.-