ENGLISH 10 TEST 12 I LEXICO-GRAMMAR I've arranged to see Robert and Ann on Saturday I haven't seen them for long time A a quite B quite a C rather D too He on the bed staring at the ceiling, wondering what to donext A lay B laid C lain D lied All the students well in writing A whom Mr Davis teaches them B which Mr Davis teaches C that Mr Davis teaches them D Mr Davis teaches I've been completely Everything I've told you is what really happened A true B genuine C truthful D direct In spite of a terrible headache, I finished the exam A having B to have C me having D me to have You really come to our party There's going to be a brilliant disco A might B need C must D will Do you feel like .on a picnic? A going B to go C to going D to have gone Neil seemed to have a good time at the party, A hadn't he B didn't he C had he D hasn't he Michelle says she… here in a few minutes A was B would be C is D will be 10 The weather forecast was for rain, but the day was fine and dry, it turned out A when B though C as D which l.They have not seen their uncle 1975 Giaoandethitienganh.info A until B from C in D since 12 The man was very conscious his bald head A with B of C about D for 13 She's If you tell her a secret, she tells other people A deceitful B insincere C untrustworthy D two-faced 14 Marge is an honest person, I still wonder whether she's telling the truth about the incident A Though B Since C In spite of D In the event that 15 the problems are numerous, we must still try to solve them A In spite of B Although C In order that D Since 16 It was not midnight that they discovered the children were not in their beds A until B at C during D when 17 Nowadays many children cannot use a… of scissors correctly A set B slice C lump D pair 18 When, her father died I wrote her a letter to express my A generosity B sympathy C gratitude D appreciation 19 He's the most distinguished scientist in his A matter B place C part D field 20 You can leave the money with him; he's totally A trusting B trustful C trustworthy D trusty 21 John stared the boy .the face A at B on C in D by 22 I am not against the plans for the new gallery at all; , I think it's a marvellous idea A on the other hand B on the contrary C in contrast D nevertheless 23 After leaving school, he tried to .a living as a door-to-door salesman A gain B win C obtain D earn 24 The regulation keeps the park from A being destroyed B destroyed C destroying D having destroyed 25 You've been very .and I would like to thank you A thoughtless B kind C grateful D appreciative 26 Computers are now to be indispensable in the business world A defined B described C considered D meant 27 The Olympic Games are given world- television coverage A over B wide C global D through 28 This year's fashions are quite different from of last year A one B other C those D these 29 The average film- goes to the cinema twice a month A viewer B visitor C attender D goer 30 It's not unusual to meet a of cattle as you are driving along A herd B swarm C pack D flock 31 You carried the luggage yourself, .was not necessary A as B that C which D what 32 You're completel ! You never think about anybody but yourself A mean B greedy C tight-fisted D selfish 33 After the floods, there were many schemes to money to help the homeless A raise B rise C arise D raze 34 I whether the truth will ever be known A know B doubt C fear D hope 35 Little Women, .in 1868, is my sister's favourite book A is a novel published B a novel was published C a novel published D was a novel published 36 Having been lost for several days, the dog .its way home A found B searched C wormed D ran 37 It's important to preserve old buildings as part of national A entitlement B inheritance C legacy D heritage 38 The weather has been good except for two days .it rained A during B when C which D where 39 We are very grateful to Professor Humble for his in donating this wonderful painting to the museum A generosity B thought C sympathy D gratitude Giaoandethitienganh.info 40 He was given a medal in of his service to his country A response B gratitude C knowledge D recognition 41 If too many species .out, it will upset the ecosystem A disappear B die C go D extinct 42 We gave the road map to was not familiar with the country A whomever B whichever C whoever D wherever 43 Next week when there .a full moon, the ocean tides will be higher A will have been B is being C will be D is 44 While I .TV last night, a mouse ran across the floor A watched B was watching C watch D am watching 45 I want you to get this work right now A doing B to C done D 46 I don't think she was being completely when she said she liked my paintings A sincere B frank C reliable D true 47 Fish were among the earliest forms of life Fish .on earth for ages and ages A existed B are existing C have existed D exist 48 My family loves this house It the family home ever since my grandfather built it 60 years ago A was B will be C is D has been 49 You tomorrow if you have something else to A don't need come B needn't coming C needn't come D needn't to come 50 I don't feel good I .home from work tomorrow A am staying B stay C will have stayed D stayed 51 The earth on the sun for its heat and light A is depend B depending C has depend D depends 52 I don't think I'd like to make .with such a person A friendship B friends C a friend D friendly 53 If you were , you'd admit that it was your fault A genuine B true C frank D honest 54 Here's an interesting statistic: on a typical day, the average person about 48,000 words How many words did you speak today? A speaks B was speaking C spoke D is speaking 55 It's against the law to kill the black rhinoceros They.extinct A became B have become C become D are becoming 56 The .of a game should not exceed two hours and a half A longness B extent C length D longitude 57 I bumped into Janet quite .chance when I was shopping in London A on B by C with D at 58 Why don't you take some time off, Jim? You too hard lately Take a short vacation A have been working B worked C were working D work 59 At last the policeman picked up the bag of stolen articles from .it had been hidden A inside B behind C where D which 60 The police made a .search of the area but found nothing A wary B thorough C fussy D cautious 61 I wish you… making that noise It's bothering me A can stop B would stop C stop D are going to stop 62 Arthur pretended not hurt when his younger sister bit him A to have been B having C to have D be 63 They cheered .when the favourite won the race A sharply B loudly C freely D bravely 64 Jane's eyes burned and her shoulders ached She at the computer for straight hours Finally, she took a break A is sitting B was sitting C had been sitting D has been sitting 65 I wish Janet to the meeting this afternoon A came B will come C can come D could come 66 Have you seen the place the graduation ceremony will be held? A in that B is where that C where D which 67 Be .those glasses! Don't break them! A careful with B careful of C careful about D particular about 68 The little girl started to cry She her doll, and no one was able to find it for her Giaoandethitienganh.info A has lost B was lost C had lost D was losing 69 I'm angry because you didn't tell me the truth I don't like A deceiving B being deceived C having deceived D to deceive 70 The girl was heard .a song A sung B sang C sing D to sing II READING Kathy Brown was twelve years old and always played with the boys in her street (71) , her parents decided that she should stop playing with boys all the time and learn to act (72) .a young lady They decided that Kathy should enroll immediately in Madame Lejour's School of Ballet, (73) .she would learn to be more graceful and to walk about more delicately Some of the Brown's neighbours scoffed at this idea, (74) .that Kathy was completely unchangeable and the lessons would be largely a waste of time But the Browns desperately wanted their daughter to become more manageable, and truly believed that ballet lessons would (75) .this After talking with Madame Lejour, who was wholly agreeable to the idea, Kathy was enrolled in the school She was eager to (76) .her parents that she could complete the course, and to prove to her neighbours that they had been (77) .about her It was very difficult for her at first, but (78) .courageous endurance, she learned many different steps, and even learned the fine art of tiptoeing After six months, she had been changed from a tomboy into a young lady, and (79) .to say, the Browns rewarded Madame Lejour handsomely for her successful (80) 71 A Once B Someday C One day D A day 72 A like B as C just as D for 73 A that B which C when D where 74 A speaking B saying C talking D telling 75 A accomplish B complete C carry out D obtain 76 A indicate B point out C show D guarantee 77 A mistaken B confused C incorrect D wrong 78 A by B through C with D at 79 A needless B unnecessary C no need D no way 80 A attempts B endeavour C efforts D trials The End ANSWER KEY 12 A B C 26 29 11 30 31 32 13 16 33 36 17 20 10 19 D 27 12 C 23 B 22 A 21 D 37 39 A 4 4 4 5 5 5 5 60 B C D A 61 B C D 62 63 6 66 67 69 70 71 Giaoandethitienganh.info 72 73 7 76 77 79 Little Women is a novel by American author Louisa May Alcott (1832–1888), which was originally published in two volumes in 1868 and 1869 Alcott wrote the books rapidly over several months at the request of her publisher.[1][2] The novel follows the lives of four sisters —Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy March—detailing their passage from childhood to womanhood, and is loosely based on the author and her three sisters Giaoandethitienganh.info ... 12 A B C 26 29 11 30 31 32 13 16 33 36 17 20 10 19 D 27 12 C 23 B 22 A 21 D 37 39 A 4 4 4 5 5 5 5 60 B C D A 61