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Choose one best answer A, B, C or D to complete each sentence.. Give the correct forms of the words given 8 points 23.. Choose the verbs to make appropriate phrasal verbs and fill in the

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CỤM TRƯỜNG THPT KỲ THI OLYMPIC NĂM HỌC 2011-2012

BA ĐèNH – TÂY HỒ

ĐỀ THI MễN TIẾNG ANH LỚP 11

Thời gian làm bài: 120 phỳt khụng kể thời gian giao đề

Đề thi gồm 04 trang Thớ sinh làm bài vào tờ giấy thi này và khụng được dựng bất cứ loại từ

điển nào, giỏm thị khụng giải thớch gỡ thờm

1- 5 Choose the word that has the underlined part pronounced differently from the rest.

(5 points)

4 A gambling B gratitude C gamekeeper D guarantee

6-10 Choose the word in each group that has different stress pattern (5 points)

6 A trustworthy B envisage C prosperity D intensify

7 A enhance B dispirited C optimistic D hallucinate

8 A focus B frontier C format D forward

9 A immigration B diagnostic C universal D innovative

10 A eligible B embarrassment C emergency D exploit

11- 22 Choose one best answer A, B, C or D to complete each sentence (12 points)

11 It was awful, not to see you for so long

A able B to be able C being able D have been able

12 It is _ that has helped us to build this bridge

A he B his C him D he’s

13 We were all in of the fact that the new manager was our old friend Duncan

A surprise B shock C awe D amazement

14 The government announced today that they intend to the rise of crime

in the inner cities by increasing police budgets in the areas most affected

A beat B win C retaliate D counter

15 I am in favour of his proposal that a special committee to examine the problem

A sets up B will be set up C be set up D to be set up

16 The new road currently under _ will solve the traffic problems in the town

A design B progress C construction D work

17 “Another cup of coffee?” – “No, but thanks _.”

A not at all B for all C all the same D you for all

18 It may have _ your notice, but it’s Mrs Hodge’s birthday today

19 Private printing was simply a means he could increase his income

A whereupon B whereby C wherewithal D whereabouts

20 According the contract, we are to supply the materials

21 I expected all of the customers _ of the change of our address

A to be informed B to inform C being informed D informing

22 We can expect to treble our turnover once the January sales get into full _

A force B flight C speed D swing

23- 30 Give the correct forms of the words given (8 points)

(23 Doubt) you know someone who is (24 terror)

of spiders The problem is so common that (25

psychology) even have a word for it - arachnophobia No one is sure

what it is that inspires this (26 rational) _ terror Some people believe it

is the legs, the numerous eyes, or even their scuttling form of movement Perhaps it is a

(27 combine) _of all these things Many people spray spiderswith

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useful in keeping down (29 infest) _ of other insect pests in the house Mind you, for some people anything is (30 prefer) _ to spiders!

31- 38 Choose the verbs to make appropriate phrasal verbs and fill in the blanks their correct forms The bare forms of the verbs are provided (8 points)

eat die pull feed prey break dry wash Text A: Elephants (31) _ _ plants By (32) _ trees to eat

leaves,(33) branches and pulling out roots, they create clearings in which new vegetation can grow to provide nutrition in the future However, their destructive habits have meant that a number of plants are in danger of (34)

Text B: Here in this cold landscape of cliffs and stony beaches, seals (35) _ _

the abundant fish stocks which are found offshore It is hard to imagine that if global warming increases, these wonderful creatures may never be seen again at this latitude Sea levels will rise and (36) _ _ _ the cliffs and rocky shores, (37) _ their natural habitats forever And paradoxically, as the temperature and sea levels rise, some of the inland lakes may (38) _ _ altogether, leaving an arid landscape

39- 43 Think of one word only which can be used in all three sentences (5 points)

39 - Although this applicant has all the requirements of the jury board, her performance was considered lackluster compared to several others

- We _ severe technical difficulties that forced us to abandon our holiday plans

- The two presidents _ for a discussion of bilateral ties in the field of economics and trade

40 - The fishing trip was called off due to impossibly waves offshore

- Mikhail’s tremendous academic achievements is expected to earn him a _ ranking at this competition

- Putting on some festive music will put your teammates in spirits during the entire trip

41 - The cliff _ was starting to crumble into the sea

- I don't know how I'm going to her after what happened

- The Wasps _ the Hornets in two weeks

42 -The building began _ as a church

- The riots presented a considerable risk to _ and property

- Try to put some into your painting

43 - Tom is bound to get a real wake up _ when he enters the world of work after being closeted in the university for the last seven years

- Many young men answered the _ to arms and signed up as soon as war was

declared.

- That car nearly drove into us, it was a really close .

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Kansas is know for many things - wheat, sunflowers and tornadoes! What famous story set in Kansas feature a tornado? The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, by L Frank Baum, tells the story of Dorothy, who gets caught in a Kansas tornado and lands in the imaginative land of Oz This story has been dramatized on stage and film You might have seen the movie version, which stars Judy Garland like Dorothy

Tornadoes are storms within rapid rotating winds that form a funnel cloud Also known as "twisters," they extend downward from the huge clouds of a severe thunderstorm The winds that rotate within a tornado usually reach a speed of mostly

300 miles per hour! A tornado often sweeps through an area quickly, but it can cause considerable destruction There have been the number of remarkable reports of tornadoes In one instance, a schoolhouse was demolished while the 85 students originally inside it were carried more than 400 feet with none killed There was also

a case of five railway coaches, each weighs 70 tons, lifted from their tracks

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52-60 Fill in each blank with one suitable word (9 points)

Urbanization has been a constant feature in human development for the past ten thousand years While there has always been the necessity for a minimum - sometimes a very substantial minimum - of the (52) _ to work the land, such surplus individuals

as can be sustained have tended to gather in cities Two thousand years ago, the cities of antiquity formed an administrative (53) _ for the surrounding area, and a refuge from attack In the Middle Ages, it was the city folk (54) _ were the first to break the stultifying grip of feudalism, and it was in the cities of Northern Italy that the phenomenon of the Renaissance was born Today only a fraction of mankind lives in the country, and the (55) which does so is decreasing Mega-cities with populations exceeding ten million are common, and they will become even (56) so over the coming decades While many aspects of city life are unattractive - pollution, stress, and separation from nature to name but a few - more and more of humanity (57) to be choosing an urban existence Adjusting to this fact is going to be (58) _ of the major challenges of the coming century And what of the country? The (59) _ are that its relative decline will be reversed as the information revolution makes it possible to enjoy the benefits of social contact (60) needing to leave one's rural residence

61- 70 Choose the appropriate words to complete the following passage (10 points)

Great Britain, the (61) _ industrial and maritime power of the 19th century, played a leading (62) _ in developing parliamentary democracy and in advancing literature and science At its (63) the British Empire stretched over one-fourth

of the earth's (64) _ The first half of the 20th century saw the UK's strength seriously (65) _ in two World Wars The second half (66) the dismantling of the Empire and the UK rebuilding itself into a modern and prosperous European nation The UK currently is weighing the (67) _ of its integration with continental Europe A member of the EU, it chose to remain (68) of the EMU for the time (69) Constitutional reform is also a significant issue in the UK Regional assemblies with (70) degrees of power opened in Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland in 1999

71- 80 Read the following passage and answer the questions Write your answers onto the provided spaces There is only ONE

(71) - Which film allows viewers to appreciate the director's technical skills?

(72) - Which film is so entertaining that its lack of originality is unimportant?

(73) - Which film has a central character whose personality reflects the setting?

(74) - Which film is a greater achievement in terms of planning than of artistic merit?

(75) - Which film interprets a story in a comparatively straightforward manner?

(76) - Which film is criticised for its extravagant production?

(77) - Which film is an older treatment of a recent cinema release?

(78) - Which film is criticised for having a poor script?

(79) - Which film is described as being rather better than many films of its type?

(80) - Which film features characters who care little about the harm they may be doing others?

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A – Abyss : Long before Titanic, director James Cameron made this sweaty, claustrophobic Cold War thriller about oil riggers

and navy experts trying to rescue a nuclear submarine stranded many miles beneath water The banter and self-deprecating bravery of foreman- Bud and his men rekindle memories of similarly laconic heroes in movies directed by Howard Hawks Production design and special effects are hugely impressive It's only the dialogue and characterization that creak For all the craftsmanship which goes into the film-making, the story itself is strictly B-movie material

B- The Thin Red Line: The video release of this version of the James Jones novel about the battle for Guadalcanal directed by

Andrew Marton makes a fascinating counterpart to Terrence Malick's new film Whereas Malick's approach is mystical and poetic, Marton made a much more conventional war movie albeit one that is often truer to the book He concentrated on a single soldier, and on his relationship with his abrasive sergeant Malick's film is infinitely richer and more complex, but Marton's version has its moments The flashback sequence, in which the soldier dreams of the wife he longs for, is handled with a harshness which arguably works better than Malick's soft-focus imagery of the woman on the swing

C- On Guard: Loosely based on Paul Feval's 1875 novel, this corny but highly watchable swashbuckler is a cut above most

musketeer adventures It has a consummate villain in Fabrice Luchini's clammy politician, orchestrating death and destruction behind the scenes Vincent Perez makes an exuberant (if rather short-lived) hero, and while Daniel Auteuil is perhaps too moody a

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presence for a romp like this, he too has his moments as an acrobat-turned-swordsman The film-makers peddle costume-drama cliches with so much wit and sparkle it never seems to matter

D- Character: A handsome but dour tale, set in turn-of-the-century Rotterdam The excessively detailed production and costume

design leave the film looking like a museum piece Taking his cue from the surroundings, Jan Decleir is endlessly morose as the brutal bailiff Dreverhaven, who behaves ruthlessly when evicting tenants His antagonistic relationship with his son is at the core

of the story, but the film-makers seem too busy laying on the period detail to do justice to the dark and vicious parable

E - The Good, the Bad and the Ugly: This digitally re-mastered video re-release shows off director Leone's craftsmanship to its

best advantage The sound editing, in particular, stands out every footstep, creaking floorboard or barking dog registers loud and clear The storytelling is relentlessly cruel and whenever there's a lull, it only takes a burst of Morricone's magnificent music to quicken the pulse on a moral level There isn't much to distinguish between the good (Clint Eastwood), the bad (Lee van Cleef) and the ugly (Ell Wallach), all of whom seem equally unscrupulous as they maraud across the post Civil War West

F - The Longest Day: 'Forty-eight International stars' trumpets the publicity for this three-hour Darryl Zanuck war epic With four

directors and 23,000 extras as well, this is one pudding which is definitely over-egged The early sequences, in which the battle-hardened veterans wait for confirmation of when the invasion will happen, drag as much for the audience as for the soldiers On a logistical level (if not an aesthetic one), this is an impressive enough feat but it cries out for the big screen Panned and scanned on video, it is inevitably a diminished experience

81- 87 Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence Do not alter the word given (7 points)

81 It was so hot that she fainted

-> (if) She ……….……… it hadn’t been so hot.

82 It was almost dark that we got home

-> (until) It was not ……… ………… ………… we got home.

83 All the guests enjoyed themselves at home apart from George

-> (who) George was the ……….…… enjoy himself at home

84 She just looks like my cousin Mary

-> (reminds) She ……… my cousin Mary.

85 I’d rather not go out this evening

-> (feel) I ……… out this evening.

86 Martha wasn’t surprised at all that you got the highest prize at the competition

-> (came) It ……… you got the highest prize at the competition

87 It’s sad, but unemployment is unlikely to go down this year

-> ( as) Sad ……… this year

88- 94 Rewrite each sentence so that it has similar meaning and contains the word in bold Do not alter the word given (7 points)

88 Nobody at all came to the meeting

-> (single) ………

89 I can’t bear so much pollution

-> (put) ………

90 We paid a visit to my aunt on her birthday

-> (called)………

91 Last year they painted our house

-> (had)………

92 The book you lent me was not as good as I expected it to be

-> (live) ………

93 You can stay with us for a week

-> (put) ………

94 In this area, Thailand is much better than all other countries in football

-> (shoulders)………

95- 100 Put the words in order and make sentences (6 points)

95- 96 else / to / better / Sarah / has / one / go / everyone / always / than /./

97- 98 to / to / worse / going / be / bad / Conditions / seem / from /./

99- 100 the / tried / to / best / we / was / make / bad / a / job / weather / The / of / bad / but /./

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TRƯỜNG THPT CHU VĂN AN KỲ THI OLYMPIC NĂM HỌC 2011-2012

ANSWER KEY

There are 100 points in this test For each correct answer, the student gets a point The raw score then is converted according to the scale of mark 20 All other correct answers which are not mentioned here are acceptable It is advisable for the teachers to discuss if there is an alternative answer different from the given answer.

1 B maths

2 D engage

3 B envious

4 C gamekeeper

5 D laugh

6 A trustworthy

7 C optimistic

8 B frontier

9 D innovative 10 A eligible

11 C being able

12 A he

13 C awe

14 D counter 15 C be set up

16 C construction

17 C all the same 18 D escaped 19 B whereby

20 C bound

21 A to be informed

22 D swing 23 Doubtless/Undoubtedly 24 terrified 25 psychologists 26 irrational 27 combination 28 insecticide 29 infestations 30 preferable 31 feed on

32 pulling down

33 breaking off

34 dying out 35 prey on

36 eat away at

37 washing away

38 dry up 39 met 40 high 41 face 42 life 43 call 44 line 1 – know -> known 45 line 2 – feature -> features 46 line 4 – imaginative -> imaginary 47 line 5 – like -> as 48 line 6 – rapid -> rapidly 49 line 8 – mostly - almost 50 line 10 – the -> a 51 line 13 – weighs -> weighing 52 population 53 center 54 who 55.proportion 56.more 57.seems/appears 58.one 59.chances 60.without 61 C dominant 62 A role 63 C zenith 64 B surface 65 C depleted 66 C witnessed 67 B degree 68 A outside 69 B being 70 A varying 71 E

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73 D

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75 B

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80 E 81.wouldn’t have fainted if

82 until it was almost dark that

83 only guest who/ that didn’t

84 reminds me of

85 don’t feel like/ up to going

86 came as no surprise to Marta that

87 as it is, unemployment is unlikely to go down

88 Not a single person came to the meeting

89 I can’t put up with so much pollution

90 We called on my aunt on her birthday

91 Last year we had our house painted

92 The book you lent me didn’t live up to my expectation

93 We can put you up for a week

94 In this area, Thailand is head and shoulders above all other countries in football

95- 96 Sarah always has to go one better than everyone else 97-98 Conditions seem to be going from bad to worse

99 -100 The weather was bad, but we tried to make the best of

a bad job

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