Read the following text and decide which word best fits each blank (3 points) SPORTS PHOTOGRAPHY.. Sport as a spectacle and photography as a way of recording action, have developed toge[r]
(1)BỘ ĐỀ THI CHỌN HỌC SINH GIỎI MƠN TIẾNG ANH 12 NĂM 2021 CĨ ĐÁP ÁN TRƯỜNG THPT HỒ TÙNG MẬU
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PART A: LISTENING (3 points): HƯỚNG DẪN THI NGHE HIỂU:
- Bài nghe gồm phần, thí sinh nghe lần
- Hướng dẫn làm chi tiết cho thí sinh tiếng Anh có phần nghe I Section 1: Question 1-9
Question 1-4: Choose the best answer to every question Why would the woman prefer not to live in London?
A It’s too big B It’s an unfriendly place
B It’s too far from Liverpool D It makes her tired
2 What does the woman say about the people she knows in London? A She would like to find out more about them
B She thinks they are uninteresting C She thinks they have to work too hard
D She thinks they hardly show any interest in things The man dislikes village life because
A You can’t keep any private property B People in villages like doing nothing C Everybody knows about your private life D People in villages never stop talking
4 What does the man say about people in London? A They think everyone should be the same as them B They don’t go out much
C They try to make friends with you
D They don’t usually mind how people behave
Question 5-9 Indicate whether the statements are True or False The woman came from Liverpool
6 The woman doesn’t know many people in London
7 The man thought people in London had a very unrealistic idea about country life The man said he had stolen his mother’s money to come to London
9 The man thought people should go out to make friends in London
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(2)II Section 2: Question 10-22
Complete the checklist of career goals with NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS CAREER GOALS
Goal To start a career Goal 10 Goal 11 Goal 12
Question 13-14 Complete the sentences with NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS
Applicants should hand in their application forms between (13) _ and December And anyone who wants to apply for the University of Oxford and Cambridge should submit their form by (14) _
Question 15-17: Look at the note and tick if the information is correct according to what you hear
SOURCE OF INFORMATION A Student magazines B Rankings
C Reference books D Government offices E Prospectuses
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Question 18-22 Decide whether the statements are True (T) or False (F)
18 The speaker mentioned students should adopt many study methods in the course, such as brainstorming sessions, field trips, seminars, tutorials and peer review
19 British universities only offer accommodation for the refreshment
20 According to the speaker, before a student made a decision, he should confirm what kind of social life the school could offer
21 If you go to the same university, all the courses would cost the same 22 Students may apply for financial help or scholarships in British universities
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III Section
Question 23-30: Fill in the missing information with NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS GREENPEACE SAVE THE CAMPAIGN
(3)There are only 2,000 (26) _ left, and although the species is (27) _, there is no sign that their population is growing
Only three countries (28) _, (29) and (30) _ PART B: LEXICO – GRAMMAR (5 points)
IV Choose the correct answer to each question (1 point)
1 Children can be difficult to teach because of their short attention
A limit B span C duration D time
2 Read that sign, please It says “English ………here.”
A speaking B spoken C should speak D must speak
3 Few people can creative work unless they are in the right _of mind
A frame B trend C attitude D tendency
4 He could provide no documentary evidence to _ up his claim that dinosaurs had once inhabited these hills
A back B fill C make D hold
5 Because of road works, traffic is restricted to one in each direction
A lane B row C alley D path
6 They turned down the proposal _ that it didn’t fulfill their requirement
A by reason B on the grounds C as a cause D allowing
7 _ the public’s concern about the local environment, this new road scheme will have to be abandoned
A as regards B In view of C In the event of D However much I hadn’t been riding before and I could barely the horse at first
A get into B get out of C get on D get off
9 Let’s get to the …… of the discussion to save time
A core B centre C point D importance
10 The meeting didn’t _ until late
A end up B break up C come about D breakthrough
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V Fill in each blank with a suitable particle or preposition (1 point) What a mess! Sam’s toys haven’t been put
2 I must warn you that if you have anything to say, it’ll be taken and may be used in evidence against you
(4)4 I’m in no hurry I’ll hang here until you are ready The little boy’s ear stuck from under his school cap I am Polish birth, but I have French nationality
7 Your plan doesn’t allow changes in the weather How are you _ for work?
9 He muttered a few words and that he left
10 _its new conductor, the orchestra has established an international reputation
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VI There are 10 mistakes in the following passage Find and correct them (1 point)
In countries where two or more languages are spoken, language is frequently a political and highly emotive issue Although Canada is officially bilingual, the French – speaking province of Quebec introduced the law in 1976 which, in other measures, banned languages rather than French on commercial signs and restricted admissions to English speaking schools In 1988, the supreme court of Canada rules that some in sections of this law were illegal No sooner had they done so than thousands of French speakers took to the street protest Under the regime of General Franco, a Basque language spoken by about 600,000 people in Spain was forbidden So strict was this ban that people using Basque in public could be imprisoned
Lingual suppression still goes on, but on the whole, governments today are more tolerable of their minority languages Nowhere has this reverse of attitudes been more pronounced than in Wales Until the twentieth century, Welsh was all along illegal, and its usage was forbidden in schools and at many places of work Only a long campaign of protests and vandalism by Welsh speakers in the 1960s did the British government allow Welsh to become an official language
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VII Supply the correct form of the words in the bracket (1 point) SCIENCE 2002
“Science 2002” is the name given to an imaginative development which aims to make (1 science) and technological developments exciting, even to people who thought they were (2 interest) in the subject As well as its main permanent (3 exhibit) ., there is also a changing (4 select) of educational programs, such as sessions for schools and colleges, and adults (5 train) course Everyone can share the (6 excite) of experiments and discovery Even (7 experience) visitors can carry out simple experiments with the help of (8 special) who are always available to give them all the (9 practice) advice and guidance they need What’s more, the friendly staff are keen to provide a (10 welcome) atmosphere
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(5)Millions of years ago, trees from now vanished forests (1) (produce) a sticky substance that slowly (2) _(harden) into sparkling rocks Often, the hardening sap (3) _(drip) onto an unlucky grasshopper or beetle, (4) (encase) it in a premature tomb Today, a piece of amber with such content is worth thousands of dollars However, not long ago, miners
(5) (toss) out these pieces, (6) (believe) them to be flawed and worthless The preservation of creatures in amber is amazing Scientist are able to cut the amber and (7) _ (expose) the actual structures of a prehistoric creature’s muscles, eyes, jaws and nervous systems Although amber supplies (8) (decline) in some areas of the world, it is doubtful that the supplies will be depleted any time soon New deposits always (9) (discover), (10) _(guarantee) a rich link to the past
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PART C: READING COMPREHENSION (7 points)
IX Read the following text and decide which word best fits each blank (3 points) SPORTS PHOTOGRAPHY
Sport as a spectacle and photography as a way of recording action, have developed together At the turn of the 20th century, Edward Muybridge was experimenting with photographs of movement His pictures of a runner (1) _ in every history of photography Another milestone was when the scientist/photographer Harold Edgerton (2) _ the limits of photographic technology with his study of a (3) _ of milk hitting the surface o of a dish of milk Another advance was the development of miniature cameras in the late 1920s which made it possible for sports photographers to (4) _ their cumbersome cameras behind
The significance of television as a transmitter of sport has (5) _ the prospects of still photographers All those people who watch a sports event on TVG, with all its movement and action, (6) _ the still image as a reminder of the game The (7) _majority of people not actually (8) _ sports events, but see them through the eyes of the media And when they look at sports photography, they look not so much for a (9) of the event as for emotions and relationships with which they can (10) _
Looking back, we can see how (11) _ sports photography has changed (12) _ sports photographers were as interested in the stories behind the sport as in the sport itself
Contemporary sports photography (13) _the glamour of sport, the color and the action But the best sports photographers today still more than (14) _tell the story of the event They (15) _in a single dramatic moment the real emotions of the participants
1 A exhibit B show C demonstrate D feature
2 A extended B enlarged C prolonged D spread
3 A splash B drip C dash D drop
4 A put B leave C lay D keep
5 A assisted B aided C benefited D improved
6 A choose B value C praise D cheer
7 A high B wide C vast D main
(6)9 A preservation B store C record D mark
10 A identify B share C unite D join
11 A highly B radically C extremely D severely
12 A Early B First C Initial D Primary
13 A outlines B signals C emphasizes D forms
14 A alone B simply C singly D only
15 A seize B grasp C capture D secure
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X Read and choose the best answer for the question (2 points)
Biographies of Mohammed are both numerous and unreliable Non was written in his lifetime, and all are plagued by legends and embellishments The best known ones are, based on the Hadiths, or “traditions”, which are dubious historical value The Koran may be the only
trustworthy account of the major event of his life
Mohammed, “the praised One”, founder and prophet of Islam, was born in Mecca in the years 570 He became an orphan at the age of six and was taken into the care of his uncle, Abu-Talib The tribe of Fihr, to which Mohammed’s family belonged, was then on the rise (1)They had become the keepers and guardians of the Kaaba in Mecca, a site of pre-Islamic Arab worship (and now the holiest place in Islam) Their preeminence made it easier for Mohammed to accomplish his later religious and political conquest (2)
(3) Mohammed’s early life was spent as a shepherd and caravan attendant He is thought to have been quiet man, much given to fasting and prayer At the age 25 he married a rich, older widow, Khadeejah.(4) The frequent commercial journey he made after his marriage allowed him to learn the rudiments of Judaism and Christianity
When Mohammed was forty years old, he received what he believed to be a call from the Angel Gabriel, inaugurating his career as a phrophet of Allah and the apostle of Arabia His first converts included his wife and daughter, his adopted son Ali, and his slave Zayd Mohammed’s attacks on traditional Arab belief provoked ourage and persecution in Mecca, which drove him to the city of Medina in 622 There he was welcomed as God’s prophet, and found a growing number of supporters With their help he conquered several Arab, Jewish and Christian tribes, of marched triumphantly back to Mecca in 630, destroyed the idols, and united all the tribes under one religion He made his last pilgrimage to Mecca with 40,000 followers in 632 and died soon afterward of a fever at the age of 63
After Mohammed’s death, his successors, the caliphs, aspired to make Islam a world religion through the conquest of foreign lands In less than a century they succeeded in taking
Palestine, Syria, Mesopotania, Egypt, North Africa, and southern Spain In 732 the Muslim armies were at last defeated at Tours, where their western conquests ended But they went on to conquer Oersia, Afghanistan, and part of India When the Mongols and Turks conquered the Muslims in the thirteenth century, they adopted Islam as their own religion
(7)Shiah, or Schismatics, upheld the divine right of Mohammed’s son Ali to be his father’s successor
1 What is the topic of the passage?
A The founding and spread of Islam C the basis of Islamic belief
B The tribe of Mohammed D Islam after Mohammed
2 According to the passage, what is the problem with most accounts of Mohammed’s life? A They were written by non-Muslims
B They not describe his early life C They contain some false information D They have been destroyed
3 The word which refers to
A Tribe B family C uncle D Mohammed
4 Which is the best place for the following sentence?
“Of the six children, only their daughter Fatima survived into adulthood”
A (1) B (2) C (3) D(4)
5 The word inaugurating is closest in meaning to
A Improving B confirming C beginning D expanding
6 Which of the following best expresses the essential information in the underlined sentence in the passage?
A Mohammed’s supports in Mecca asked him to go to Media to fight against attacks on Arab belief
B People in Mecca who became angry about Mohammed’s persecution were forced to go to Media
C Mohammed’s traditional Arab belief led to great anger against Mohammed in Mecca and later in Medina
D Mohammed had to go to Medina after angering people in Mecca with his criticism of older Arab belief
7 It can be inferred from paragraph that
A Mohammed’s belief did not differ much from traditional Arab beliefs B Before Mohammed, Arabs did not all practice the same religion C The Arabs had no religion before Mohammed
D Media was a more religious city than Mecca
8 According to the reading, what helped Mohammed in his conquests? A The power of his tribe
B The support of the caliphs
(8)A The Muslim armies won their final victory at Tours
B The Mongols converted to Islam after being conquered by the Muslims
C The Turks and Mongols became Muslims after their defeat of the Muslim armies D Because of their defeat in 73, the Muslim armies lost most of the territory they had conquered
10 The Schismatic wanted
A To make Islam a world religion B To choose the caliphs themselves
C To let Ali take Mohammed’s place as leader D To divide Muslims into various sects
XI Read the text and fill in each numbered blank with ONE word (2 points)
British television is the big success story of post-war years Little (1) … than a limited experiment before the war, it blossomed in (2)……… years following 1945 (3) … 1955, commercial television began Today, 90 per cent of population have television in (4) ………homes
In 1960, a committee of enquiry was (5)………up, (6)………… the chairmanship of Sir Harry Pilkington, to investigate the working of broadcasting The Pilkington Report, published in 1962, had (7)………to say: “Television has been (8)……….a mirror of society, but the metaphor, (9) ………….striking, wholly misses the major issue of the responsibility (10)……….the
broadcasting authorities, what is the (11) ……to reflect? It is to reflect the best or the worst (12)…………us?
One cannot escape the question by saying that it must both one must ask then (13)……… it is to present the best and the worst with complete indifference and
(14)…….comment Television (15)…… not, and cannot, merely reflect the moral standards of society It must affect (16)……….either by changing or by reinforcing them”
All broadcasting, and television (17)……… , must be ready and anxious to experiment, to show (18)……… new and unusual, to give a hearing (19)………… dissent Here, broadcasting must be worst willing to make mistakes; for if it does not, it will (20)……….no discoveries
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(9)Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence, using the given word Do not change the word given You must use between THREE AND EIGHT WORDS; including the word given
Example
Do you mind if I watch you while you paint? (OBJECTION) Do you have any objection while you pain?
1 It is extremely important that company rules are observed utmost Observation
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2 Sooner or later, Michael will have to _ fact that he’s not going to win another major race terms Sooner or later, Michael will have to _fact that he’s not going to win another major race
3 The film didn’t live up to our expectations, despite all the publicity
short The film _¬¬¬ _our expectations, despite all the publicity Although the Government has introduced new legislation, the transport crisis is growing worse
brought Although new legislation , the transport crisis is growing worse The plans for the new bypass were not popular with many people
favour Many people were the new bypass XIII Writing task (4 points)
The pie chart shows the main reasons why agricultural land become less productive The table shows how these causes affected three regions of the world during 1990s
Summaries the information by selecting and reporting the main features and makes comparison where relevant
Causes of worldwide land degradation
(10)Deforestation Over- cultivation Over-grazing Total land degraded
North America 0,2 3,3 1,5 5%
Europe 9,8 7,7 5,5 23%
Oceania* 1,7 11,3 13%
*A large group of islands in the South Pacific including Australia and New Zealand ĐÁP ÁN
PART A: LISTENING (3 points): (0,1 x 30 = points)
1 B D C D
5 F F T F T
10 build your CV 11 gain 12 broaden skills
13 September 14 October 15
15 – 17 (any order): B, C, E
18 F 19 F 20 F 21 F 22 T
23 fishing technology 24 faster 25 extinct 26 blue whales
27 protected 28 Iceland 29 Norway 30 Japan
PART B: LEXICO – GRAMMAR (5 points)
IV Choose the correct answer to each question (1 point)(01 x 10 = point)
1 B B A A A
6 B B C A 10 B
V Fill in each blank with a suitable particle or preposition (1 point) (01 x 10 = point)
1 away down out around out
6 by for off with 10 under
VI There are 10 mistakes Find and correct them (1 point)(01 x 10 = point)
1 a law the law in other among other rather than other than a Basque the Basque lingual linguistics tolerate tolerant
7 reverse reversal Along but usage use
10 protests protest
VII Supply the correct form of the words in the bracket (1 point) (01 x 10 = point) scientific uninterested exhibition selection training excitement inexperienced specialists practical 10 welcoming VIII Supply the correct form of the verbs (1 point)(01 x 10 = point)
1 produced hardened would drip encasing tossed
6 believing expose are declining are always being discovered 10 guaranteeing
(11)IX Read the text and decide which word best fits each blank (3 points)(0,2 x 15 = points)
1 D A D B D
6 B C A C 10 A
11 B 12 A 13 C 14 B 15 C
X Read and choose the best answer for the question (2 points)(0,2 x 10 = points)
1 A C A D C
6 D B A C 10 C
XI Read the text and fill in with ONE word (2 points) (0,1 x 20 = points)
1 more the In their set
6 under this called although 10 of
11 mirror 12 in 13 if 14 without 15 should
16 them 17 especially 18 something 19 to 20 make
PART D: WRITING ( points)
XII Writing task (1 point) (0,2 x = point)
1 Observation of the company rules is of the utmost importance
2 Sooner or later, Michael will have to come to terms with the fact that he’s not going to win another major race
3 The film fell short of our expectation
4 Although new legislation has been brought in, the transport crisis is growing worse Many people were not in favour of the plans for the new bypass
XIII Writing task (4 points) Content: (1,5 points)
a Providing all main ideas and details as required b Communicating intentions sufficiently and effectively
- main causes, among which over grazing accounts for the greatest part
- the effects the causes to different regions at different degree and the total land degraded Organization & Presentation: (1 point)
a Ideas are well organized and presented with coherence, cohesion, and clarity b The report is well-structured
3 Language: (1 point)
a Variety of appropriate vocabulary and structures b Good use of grammatical structures
4 Handwriting, punctuation, and spelling: (0,5 points) a Intelligible handwriting
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PART A: PHONETICS (1 point)
I Identify the word whose stress pattern is different from that of other words in the group A redundant B descendant C relevant D consultant
2 A argumentative B psychological C contributory D hypersensitive A compensate B sacrifice C renovate D contribute A associate B original C stability D accelerate A tremendous B luminous C enormous D autonomous
PART B: LEXICO – GRAMMAR (9 points) II Choose the correct answer to each question (2 points)
1 The brochure stated the hotel was situated beside the sea A direct B right C precise D exact All candidates will be treated equally _ of their age or background A notwithstanding B discounting C irrelevant D irrespective “Another cup of coffee?” – “No, but thanks ”
A not at all B for all C all the same D you for all You are late again Try to be in future
A accurate B punctual C efficient D reliable
5 In some educational systems, ………education is post-secondary education up to the level of a bachelor’s degree
A graduate B postgraduate C undergraduate D lower-graduate ……Japanese he speaks is often heard in the countryside
A A B An C Any D The The majority of nurses are women, but in the higher ranks of the medical profession women are in a …………
A rarity B minority C scarcity D minimum Why don’t the police take _ measures against crime?
A affective B ineffective C effective D efficient
9 ……….the consequences, I would never have contemplated getting involved A If I realizedB Had I realizedC Unless I realizedD When I had realized 10 The Silence of the Lambs is the most film I’ve ever seen A terrified B terrifying C scared D excited III Put the correct form of the verbs (1 point)
- What you (1 mean) , the accident (2 be) my fault? If it (3 be) , surely I (4 not call) the police
(13)- When the school finally (7 close) its doors in 1988, Mr Roberts (8 teach) there for 25 years As a result, he (9 decide) to take early retirement and (10 be) now to be seen tending his garden most sunny afternoon
IV Put the correct form of the words in brackets (2 points )
1 People used to suffer from their life-time physical (normal) If you think I am going to marry you, then I’m afraid you’re very much (take) The man was found guilty of fraud and sentenced to three years _ (prison) He won the discus event at the Olympic Games but was later _ when a medical
check proved that he had been taking drugs (qualify) The recent hurricane caused _ damaged (wide) Jim is one of the most _ members of the committee (speak) We try to ensure the of our employees (be) The dictionaries are with the other _ books (refer) I was annoyed at his _to co-operate (refuse) 10.Thank you for your present It was very of you to send it (think) V Fill in the gaps in the letter with a suitable preposition (2 points)
Dear Mr Rees,
Thank you for your letter of 21 June I was very disturbed by your account (1) what
happened (2) our hotel last week and I am writing to apologizefor this I can understand that you were shocked by the way the employee spoke to you There can be no excuse
(3) _such behaviour and I fully understand why you felt the need to complain (4) _the situation I can provide no explanation _(5) the way the receptionist behaved
Our hotel group has a reputation forbeing good at looking (6) _ our customers, and I am very sorry that your experience (7) _our service did not confirm this I intend to deal with the staff member appropriately and I will ensure that she does not repeat this behaviour by sending her (8) a retraining course next week I would like to assure you that the behaviour you encountered is not typical (9) _our staff
As the manager, I am responsible for all of our employees, so please accept my apologizes again and this voucher worth $50 to spend in any (10) our hotels
VI In most lines of the following text, there is one word which is either grammatically incorrect or does not fit in with the sense of the text Find this wrong word and then write in the space given Some lines are correct Indicate these lines with a tick (P) Two
examples are given (0) and (00) (2 points)
Midsummer, the celebration of the turning of the sun, has been being the highlight of the northern summer for centuries- an event full of symbolism, customs, magic and superstitions In Finland, Midsummer night is so short
as that evening duck flows into morning dawn almost unnoticed Even in southern Finland, midnight is the best described as strong twilight
Midsummer night was, most of all, the cerebration of greenery and fruit Nature is in a full bloom then and the day is never-ending It was
customary throughout Finland to bring branches and greenery to indoors on Midsummer Eve Houses were so thoroughly cleaned and decorated with birch branches and flower garlands This ‘indoor forest’ was complete when leaves on the scrubbed floor gave out a fresh forest aroma Midsummer is
(14)still the Finns’ most important summer cerebration They gather together around the bonfire to make dance, play and be with family and friends
themselves In some areas Midsummer poles decorated with flowers garlands and leaves are erected for the festivities Although some of the old ceremonies are now performed only for fun, Midsummer night, as bathed in the strange white light of the North, is still mysterious
7……… 8……… 9……… 10……… PART C: READING (6 points)
VII Fill each of the numbered blanks in the passage with ONE suitable word (2 points) RULES, LAWS AND NORMS
Any discussion of criminal behaviour requires understanding of the difference in meaning of rules, laws, and norms Rules may be (1) _, or formal and written The rules of dress or how we eat are unwritten guides (2) contrast, the rules of a factory, for example safety regulations, are usually written down and serve (3) strict regulators of behaviour
Laws are perhaps, the best example of written, formal rules and are decided upon by powerful and influential groups in society In order to ensure that everyone adheres (4) _ the laws, there are specific penalties, including fines or imprisonment, for those (5) _ guilty of breaking them Unlike other rules, (6) _ as rules of dress or of grammar, laws can always be enforced by agencies like the police and the courts
A norm is very much a general term; it is an expected (7) of behaviour shared by member of a social group Norms can be thought of as unwritten rules Example of these are that parents should play with their children, or that you should (8) _ in the appropriate way to a “good morning” greeting Norms are part of the culture of a (9) _ and are (10) _ on from one generation to the next over time
VIII.Read and choose the best answer for each question (2 points)
Sigmund Fred was not a literary theorist However, he did contribute to critical theory through both his theories and his use of art to show that the application of psychology can extend to the highest forms of cultures Freud was always interested in literature, and he drew some of the best illustrations of his theories from classic poems and plays
Freud saw the unconscious as the impetus of both natural and psychic activity Therefore, the same principles operated in both, and that the same mechanisms – such as displacement and symbolization – applied While Freud was not the first to note the importance of the
unconscious mind, he was the first to attempt to coherent theory of its operation and function He argued that the unconscious operates according to universal law and is crucial to all aspects of mental life that involve fantasy, or diversion from reality From this point of view, it is natural to apply Freudian principles to imaginative literature Writers transform individual, unconscious fantasy into universal art – a kind of formal fantasy halfway between a reality that denies wishes and a world of imagination in which every wish is granted
In focusing on the unconscious origins for literature, Freud was in a sense reviving the
traditional idea of divine inspiration (1) Philosophers and art theorists have often turned to such a theory of the imagination to explain multiple meanings, repetition, and any apparent
disorder in art Similarly, psychoanalysis uses the theory of the unconscious to explain examples of “disorder” in consciousness, such as dreams
(2) This analogy allowed Freud to suggest that fantasies called art could be interpreted in the same way as dreams Writers, as Freud noted, have always seen great significance in dreams In his view, portrayals of dreams in works of literature supported his own theories
(15)displacement and symbolization obviously resemble the literary devices of metaphor and symbolism (3)
Critics of Freud have objected that the non-logical processes of the unconscious not resemble the conscious effort that results in work of literature Freud would reply that while conscious thought is necessary to produce works of art, the creative source of art remain in the conscious In this view, conscious activity merely obscures what is truly important in art What interested Freud were the deep unconscious structure literature shares with myth and religion, as well as with dreams The apparent individuality of literature was not as significant as its ultimate universality (4)
1 Which of the following best states the main idea of the reading?
A The best way to understand the creation of literature is through Freud’s theory of psychoanalysis
B Freud argued convincingly that both psychic phenomena and literature may be interpreted with reference to the unconscious
C Creating works of literature is very similar to dreaming
D Freud’s theories explain why both dreams and literature contain various form of disorder According to the passage, which of the following is true of Freud
A He was a literary theorist
B He has had an influence on literary theory
C He wrote several plays and poems that illustrate his theories D He was the first to discover the unconscious
3 The word impetus could be best replace by
A Source B opposite C form D reason The word both refers to
A displacement and symbolization
B repression and the economy of psychic expenditure C cultural and psychic phenomena
D principles and mechanisms
5 The author uses the phrases formal fantasy in order to A describe the nature of literature
B describe the nature of the unconscious C give an example of diversion from reality D give an example of a Freud principle
6 Which is the best place for the following sentence?
“And like dreams, literary works can have more than one interpretation” A (1) B (2) C (3) D (4) According to the passage, displacement in dreams is similar to
(16)8 What is possible objection to the passage’s main idea does the author discuss in the last paragraph?
A Freud emphasized the unconscious, but writing results from conscious thought B Freud claimed that art is created logically, but it really has unconscious origins C Writers have never placed much significance on dreams
D Freud argued that literature is individual, but it is actually universal The word their refer to
A writers B works C theories D dreams 10.Why does the author mention multiple meaning and repetition?
A To emphasize the non-rational nature of art B To give examples of disorder in art
C To show the similarity between art and dreams D To give examples of divine inspiration
IX Choose the best option to complete the reading text (2 points)
When I first arrived to take up my new job, I stayed in a hotel, but I soon started looking for some permanent (1) The first flat I (2) over was in a basement and was obviously extremely damp in winter Quite apart from the fact that the only (3) was of brick wall Then I had a look at a small flat in a modern (4) It had a (5)
space and a garden, but the (6) was far too high for me I did not want to end up in a tiny place, so I answered an ad for house-sharing The house was in a quiet (7) ., and as soon as I saw it I fell in love with it There was a high overgrown hedge around the front garden, and place to park car in the drive The room to (8) looked out (9) .the back garden, and had a big bay window Although it meant (10) the kitchen and living room, I did have my own bathroom, really just a shower and washbasin crammed into what must have once been a cupboard
1 A home B accommodation C house D landlady A passed B viewed C came D looked A view B entrance C distance D bathroom A tower B department C block D square A living B breathing C working D parking A lift B roof C area D rent A surrounding B neighborhood C context D premises A let B myself C pay D lend A in B over C at D for 10 A without B in C sharing D having
PART D: WRITING (4 points)
X Rewrite the following sentence in such a way that they mean almost the same as the ones printed before them (1 point)
1 I don’t suppose you have change for a pound, you?
(17)2 She insisted on a full apology
Nothing but……… House prices have risen dramatically this year
There has
4 Whatever the methods used to obtain the result, drugs were definitely not involved There was no question………
5 I wasn’t a bit surprised to hear that Karen had changed her job
It came
XI For each of the following sentences, write a new sentence as similar as possible in meaning to the origin sentence, but using the given word (1 point)
1 She does not want to be involved in the scandal caused by her husband’s
remarks (DIST ANCE)
She ……… It wasn’t my intention to upset you (MEAN) I ………
3 We won’t get to the airport in less than 30 minutes (LEAST) It will I tried the talk to Jack about the problem but he was too busy (WORD) I tried to
5 We cannot make any comparison with her sacrifice (COMPARED) Nothing……….…
XII Writing an essay (2 points)
It is said that increasing in the price of petrol is best way to solve growing traffic and pollution problems
What is your opinion? Write an essay discussing the matter You should write at least 200 words
The end PART A: PHONETICS
I Identify the word whose stress pattern is different from that of other words in the group (1 point)- (0,2 x = 1.0 point)
1 C C D C B PART B: LEXICO – GRAMMAR
II Choose the correct answer to each question (2 points))- (0,2 x 10 = 2.0 points) B D D B C
6 D B C B 10 B III Put the correct form of the verbs (1 point)(0,1 x 10 = 1.0 point)
(18)5 Had it not been would not have been closed had been teaching decided 10 is
IV Put the correct form of the words in brackets (2 points ) ( 0,2 x 10 = 2.0 points) abnomalities mistaken imprisonment disqualified widespread outspoken well-being reference refusal 10 thoughtful
V Fill in the gaps in the letter with a suitable preposition (2 points) (0,2 x 10 = 2.0 points) of in for about for
6 after of on of 10 of
VI Find this wrong word and then write in the space given Some lines are correct Indicate these lines with a tick (P) Two examples are given (0) and (00) (2 points) (0,2 x 10 = 2.0 points)
1 (P) as the a to so (P) make themselves 10 as
PART C: READING
VII Fill each of the numbered blanks in the passage with ONE suitable word ( points) (0,2 x 10 = 2.0 points)
1 unwritten In as to found such mode respond society 10 passed/handed VIII Read and choose the best answer for each question (2 points)(0,2 x 10 = 2.0 points) B B A C D
6 C B A D 10 D
IX Choose the best option to complete the reading text ( points)(0,2 x 10 = 2.0 points) B D D C D
6 D B A B 10 C PART D: WRITING
X Rewrite the following sentence in such a way that they mean almost the same as the ones printed before them (1 point)(0,2 x = 1.0 point)
1 Do you happen to have change for a pound?
2 Nothing but a full apology would satisfy her/was accepted
3 There has been a dramatic rise/increase in the house prices this year
4 There was no question of drugs being involved whatever the methods used to obtain the result
5 It came as no surprise to me to hear that Karen had changed her job
XI For each of the following sentences, write a new sentence as similar as possible in meaning to the origin sentence, but using the given word (1 point)(0,2 x = 1.0 point)
(19)2 I did not mean to upset you
3 It will take us at least 30 minutes to get to the airport
4 I tried to have a word with Jack about the problem but he was too busy Nothing can be compared with her sacrifice
XII Writing an essay ( points) Content: (1,0 point)
a Providing main ideas and details as required
b Communicating intentions sufficiently and effectively Organization & Presentation: (0,25 point)
a Ideas are well organized and presented with coherence, cohesion, and clarity b The essay is well-structured
3 Language: (0,5 point)
a Demonstration of a variety of appropriate vocabulary and structures b Good use of grammatical structures
4 Handwriting, punctuation, and spelling: (0,25 point) a Good punctuation and no spelling mistakes
b Intelligible handwriting
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SECTION I: LISTENING (3 POINTS) (You will hear times for each part)
Part 1: a Complete the form below Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer (0.2/each)
BONNINGTON HOTEL REGISTRATION FORM + Date: 17th June
+ Type of room: (1) + Number of nights: (2) + Special requests: Room overlooking the (3)
+ Guest details:
- Name: Mrs G (4) - Home address: (5) Drive - Zip code (6) + Payment Method: (7)
Part 1: b Choose the correct answer A, B or C (0.2/each)
8 Guests who want to eat breakfast in the Washington Room have to _
A complete a request form B present their registration card C place an order in the evening
(20)B There are PCs in the hotel bedrooms C Guests can rent a phone cable
10 What is the quickest way of getting information about the local theater? A ask the porter B look on teletext C go to the theater
Part 2: Listen to the passage and choose the best answer A, B, C or D to each question (0.2/each):
11 What mountain gorillas mainly eat? A Insects
B Worms C Plants
D All are correct
12 By whom is a typical group led?
A A female gorilla B The biggest adult female gorilla
C The biggest and strongest adult male gorilla D A grown-up gorilla
13 Where gorillas sleep? A In trees
B In grasses C In nests D On the ground
14 Why are gorillas endangered and threatened?
A Due to civil wars in the small part of Asia, hunting and deforestation B Due to hunting and cutting down trees in the forests
C Due to hunting, deforestation and civil wars in the small part of Africa D All are correct
15 Which of the following statements is NOT true?
A Mountain gorillas live in Africa C Life for mountain gorillas is not always peaceful
B Mountain gorillas are dangerous D Mountain gorillas live in groups SECTION II: LEXICO-GRAMMAR (5.0 POINTS – 0.17/each)
Choose the best option (A, B, C, or D) that best completes each unfinished sentence 16 - “If only I hadn’t lent him all my money!” - “ ”
(21)C All right You will be OK D I’m afraid you will have to it
17 Half of the children were away from school last week because of of influenza A a break-out B a breakthrough C an outburst D an outbreak
18 The Red Cross is _ to giving medical aid and other help to victims of disasters A aimed B promoted C dedicated D designed
19 The school principal that all students hand in their cell phones to teachers during school years
A strongly advised B urgently asked C firmly told D firmly insisted 20 “Shall we wait a little longer?” –“ .”
A No, we don’t B No, I’d rather not C No, it’s still early D Yes, it’s very late now
21 Hello Is that 4578? Please put me to the manager
A across B up C over D through 22 I’m looking for a for my father’s birthday
A cheap white Japanese clock radio B white cheap Japanese clock radio
C Japanese cheap white clock radio D Japanese white cheap clock radio
23 The facilities of the older hospital are as good _ A as or better than that of the new hospital
B as or better that the new hospital
C as or better than those of the new hospital D as or better than the new hospital
24 Not having written about the required topic, a low mark A my presentation was given B the teacher gave C the teacher gave me D I was given
25 Jane is a sympathetic listener She lent me a(n) _ when I lost my job A mind B ear C mouth D eye 26 I was just about the office when the telephone rang
A leave B leaving C to leave D to have left 27 A: “Do you know how old I am?” - B: “ _ ”
A Happy birthday B I couldn’t help it C Don’t mention it D I haven’t a clue 28 _ as taste is really a composite sense made up of both taste and smell A That we refer toB What we refer to C To which we referD What we refer to 29 By the end of this month I _ at this school for two years
(22)C will have been studying D will be studying 30 She got up early; otherwise she her bus
A would have missed B would miss C missed D had missed 31 Please cut my hair _ the style in this magazine
A the same length as B the same long as C the same length like D the same long like 32 The contractor’s recommendation is that the old building
A is needed repairing B need repairing C needs to be repaired D need to repair 33 The restaurant is very popular with film stars, artists, and the
A same B equal C such D like 34 People of all countries are expected to the principles of the United Nations A uphold B inspect C exaggerate D
integrate
35 broken several world records in swimming
A She is said that she has B People say she had C She is said to have D It is said to have 36 Some very important issue was taking all his attention
A up B off C out D in 37 “Why don’t you sit down and ?”
A make yourself at peace B make it your own home C make yourself at home D make yourself at rest 38 They were to sell their house in order to pay their debts
A imposed B necessary C indispensable D obliged 39 “Please, will you just tidy your room, and stop excuses!”
A making B doing C having D taking 40 The business after new incentives were introduced
A thrilled B urged C boomed D persisted 41 “You can go to the party tonight you are sober when you come home.” A as soon as B as long as C as well as D as far as 42 To professionally requires a lot of skills
A photographer B photographic C photography D photograph 43 He wondered his sister looked like, because they hadn’t seen each other for a long time
A why B which C how D what 44 In her time, Isadora Duncan was _ today a liberated woman
(23)C what we would call D she would call her 45 will China be the first to use nuclear weapons
A At one time B At a time C At any time D At no time SECTION III: READING (6.0 points – 0.3/each)
Part Read the passage below and choose the best answer to each question (3.0 points)
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5
10
15
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A number of factors related to the voice reveal the personality of the speaker
The first is the broad area of communication, which includes imparting information by use of language, communicating with a group or an individual and specialized communication through performance A person conveys thoughts and ideas through choice of words, by a tone of voice that is pleasant or unpleasant, gentle or harsh, by the rhythm that is inherent within the language itself, and by speech rhythms that are flowing and regular or uneven and hesitant, and finally, by the pitch and melody of the utterance When speaking before a group, a person’s tone may indicate uncertainty or fright, confidence or calm At
interpersonal levels, the tone may reflect ideas and feelings over and above the words chosen, or may belie them Here the participant’s tone can consciously or unconsciously reflect intuitive sympathy or antipathy, lack of concern or interest, fatigue, anxiety,
enthusiasm or excitement, all of which are usually discernable by the acute listener Public performance is a manner of communication that is highly specialized with its own
techniques for obtaining effects by voice and/or gesture The motivation derived from the text, and in the case of signing, the music, in combination with the performer’s skills, personality, and ability to create empathy will determine the success of artistic, political, or pedagogic communication
Second, the voice gives psychological clues to a person’s self-image, perception of others, and emotional health Self-image can be indicated by a tone of voice that is confident, pretentious, shy, aggressive, outgoing, or exuberant, to name only a few personality traits Also the sound may give a clue to the facade or mask of that person, for example, a shy person hiding behind an overconfident front How a speaker perceives the listener’s receptiveness, interest, or sympathy in any given conversation can drastically alter the tone of presentation, by encouraging or discouraging the speaker Emotional health is evidenced in the voice by free and melodic sounds of the happy, by constricted and harsh sound of the angry, and by dull and lethargic qualities of the depressed
46 What does the passage mainly discuss? A The function of the voice in performance B Communication styles
C The connection between voice and personality D The production of speech
(24)A Feelings are expressed with different words than ideas are
B The tone of voice can carry information beyond the meaning of words C A high tone of voice reflects an emotional communication
D Feelings are more difficult to express than ideas 48 The word “Here” in line refers to _
A interpersonal interactions B the tone C ideas and feelings D words chosen 49 The word “derived” in line 13 is closest in meaning to _
A discussed B prepared C registered D obtained
50 Why does the author mention “artistic, political, or pedagogic communication” in line 15? A As examples of public performance B As examples of basic styles of
communication
C To contrast them to singing D To introduce the idea of self-image 51 According to the passage, an exuberant tone of voice may be an indication of a person’s _
A general physical health B personality C ability to communicate D vocal quality
52 According to the passage, an overconfident front may hide _ A hostility B shyness C friendliness D strength
53 The word “drastically” in line 21 is closest in meaning to _ A frequently B exactly C severely D easily 54 The word “evidenced” in line 22 is closest meaning to _
A questioned B repeated C indicated D exaggerated
55 According to the passage, what does a constricted and harsh voice indicate? A Lethargy B Depression C Boredom D Anger
Part 2: Read the text below and then: (3.0 points)
a Choose from the list A-I the sentence which best summarizes each part (56-63) of the article There is one extra sentence which you not need to use
(25)E Added ingredients may improve convenience products F There is now a greater choice of convenience food
G Some convenience products need careful storage and cooking H Convenience food has some advantages
I Convenience products are claimed to be healthy, but in reality that is not true CONVENIENCE FOOD
56 _
Technological advances have dramatically increased the quality and range of convenience meals that are now available Vacuum-packed or frozen pre-cooked meals ready for the
microwave, packets of soup, cake and sauce mixes, instant mashed potato and frozen peas are just a few of the time-saving foods that many people now rely on
57 _
Although pre-prepared meals save time, they may not always be as nutritious as those prepared in your own kitchen This is because each time they are heated they lose some of their vitamins, and many ‘heat-and-eat’ meals have already been cooked before they are reheated Convenience food also tends to contain more sugar, salt and fat than most other food
58 _
However, there are a lot of so-called ‘healthy’ meals, usually identified by ‘healthy eating’ symbols or the manufacturer’s own brand name for their low-calorie products Some labels mention ‘reduced’ or ‘controlled’ sodium, but these may still contain considerable amounts of salt
59 _
A meal in a packet is a useful standby, especially in families who like to eat different things at different times, and for people who work late It is often cheaper than a takeaway and a convenient alternative to cooking from scratch And it saves on washing up
60 _
The ‘healthy’ versions of most pre-prepared dishes are more expensive than their standard equivalents, but may be a better choice if they are lower in fat Levels of other ingredients in the standard and ‘healthy’ varieties are usually similar
61 _
Although some ready-made foods are sold as ‘complete’ meals, they are rarely a good source of vegetables or starchy foods It is a good idea, therefore, to add extra vegetables or a salad along with a starchy food, such as brown rice or a whole meal roll
62 _
(26)keeping it in a refrigerator or freezer, following microwave guidelines and making sure food is really hot before eating
63 _
Although many people view additives with suspicion, they have their advantages Their
presence is often vital if food is not to spoil, and many result in better taste, texture or color All additives are the subject of strict safety checks and allergic reactions are very rare
b Choose the option A, B, C, or D which you think fits best
64 What does It in line 13 refer to?
A a cake B a family C a packet D a meal
65 Which of the following is not true about a pre-cooked food?
A It saves time B It has some advantages
C It needs adding some more salt D It should be kept in a refrigerator or freezer SECTION IV: WRITING (6.0 POINTS)
Part
1: Rewrite each of the sentences using the given word so that the new one has a
similar meaning as the given one You must not change the given word (1.5 points – 0.3/each)
66 You should wash your shirt right now before that stain dries (NEEDS)
67 Do you have to wear Ao dai at school? (COMPULSORY)
68 It doesn’t matter whether you it or not (DIFFERENCE)
69 Phuong works more efficiently if she’s pressed for time
The less time 70 You may be smart, but you must be educated to become an overall successful person Smart ……… Part 2: Graph Description (2.0 points)
(27)You should write at least 120 words to describe the information given in the chart You may make comparisons where relevant (and not include your personal information)
Note:
* National Examinations for GCSE (General Certificate of Secondary Education) = Kỳ thi tốt nghiệp Trung học phổ thôngQuốc gia
* All the data shown in this chart are created to use for writing task They are not real data Part 3: Essay Writing (2.5 points)
Some people like reading books for knowledge and pleasure; others prefer getting information and entertainment on the internet What is your opinion?
Write an essay and give reasons and examples to support your viewpoint; not include your personal information
You should write at least 200 words 5 Đề số
PART I: PHONETICS (1,0 POINT)
Choose the word whose stress pattern is different from that of the other words in the same group Write your answer in the numbered box
1 A hospital B mischievous C supportive D special A family B whenever C obedient D solution
3 A biologist B generally C responsible D security A confident B important C together D exciting
5 A possible B university C secondary D suitable A medieval B humanity C psychology D familiar
(28)10 A simplify B national C illiteracy D secretary PART II: VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR (7,5 POINTS)
I Choose the best answer to fill in each gap Write your answer in the numbered box (1,0 point)
1 The criminal was sentenced to death because of …….of his crime
A the severity B the complexity C a punishment D the importance “Would you like me to get a taxi?” - “…….”
A That would be delightful Thanks B Well, let’s see C Yes, please, if it’s no bother D Yes, I see
3 If it…….their encouragement, he could have given it up
A hadn’t been B had been C hadn’t been for D had been for By the end of this month I…….for this company for two years
A have been working B will have been working C will be working D will work
5 Laura is very thin,…….her young sister, who is quite heavy
A dissimilar to B unlikely C unlike D dislike Please…….and see us some time You’re always welcome
A come to B come about C come around D come away They're having a party in…….of his 84th birthday
A ceremony B honor C memory D celebration The proposal has not met with…….agreement
A voluntary B universal C informal D effective A child's vocabulary…….through reading
A expands B expends C expels D exposes 10 We…….friends even after we grew up and left home
A became B made C struck up D remained
II Supply the correct form(s) of the verb in brackets to complete each sentence Write your answer in the numbered box (0,5 point)
1 He was the only student …….(award) the special prize in reciting poetry competition …….(convince) that they were trying to poison him, he refused to eat anything You look hot What …….you …… (do)?
4 I regret …….(invite) him to my party yesterday Had you studied harder, you …….(get) a prize
III Supply the correct form of the word in brackets to complete each sentence Write your answer in the numbered box (2,0 points)
(29)3 His …….arrival surprised all his friends and family (expect) I have known…….for all my life (hard)
5 It was a…….thing to say (hurt)
6 Don’t try to things too quickly Set yourself a…….target (really) In…….with the rules of the competition, the team was disqualified (accord)
8 Snow in August! How…….! (ordinary)
9 The film is entertaining but full of historical …… (accurate) 10 Since I am an …….driver, I think you should drive (experience) IV Find out and correct the mistake in each sentence Write your answer in the numbered box (2,0 points)
Example: The oil price is believing to be rising again A B C D
Your answer: B is believed
1 Caroline refused to take the job given her because the salary was not good A B C D
2 I finished college last year, and I am working here for only eight months now A B C D
3 Each of the members of the group were made to write a report every week A B C D
4 While the Browns were away on holiday, their house was broken in A B C D
5 Why don’t you congratulate our son about passing his final exam? A B C D
6 Mark told me that he got very bored with his present job and he is now looking after a new one
A B C D Now I’ve become old, I can’t read as quickly as I used to
A B C D
8 Although research has been ongoing since 1930, the existence of ESP - perception and without the
A B use of the sight, hear, taste, touch or smell - is still disputed C D
9 As many as 50 percent of the income from motion pictures produced in the United States comes from
(30)marketing the films abroad D
10 Sleep is controlled by the brain and associated by characteristic breathing rhythms A B C D
V Complete each sentence with the correct form of ONE of the two-word verbs Write your answer in the numbered box (2,0 points)
lay off make up get on care for go out
fall through come down put off draw up bring up
1 The teacher…….well with everyone in the school
2 She…….with a bad cold just before Christmas and she could not come to the party After his mother died, he…….by his grandmother
4 Once the fire ……., we had to sit in the cold
5 The neighbor always …….stories about others Don’t trust him I’ve just spent weeks …….an old aunt of mine who’s been ill The two sides were close to an agreement, but it……
8 The meeting had to be …… until a later day
9 The company has…….two hundred workers because of a lack of new orders 10 Our lawyers will…….a new contract
PART III: READING COMPREHENSION (6,0 POINTS)
I Read the passage below and decide which answer (A, B, C or D) best fits each gap Write your answer in the numbered box (2,0 points)
The accumulation of book (1) …… is one part of school education but this kind of learning can be and often is carried to (2) …… in many countries so that no time for other interests is (3) …… to young people Not only must they attend school (4) …… five-hour periods on six days of the week, studying possibly as many as thirteen different subjects, but in addition they may even go to afternoon institutes for (5) …… instruction They have almost no chance of taking (6) …… any of their own hobbies or becoming familiar with the plants and (7) …… life of the countryside except during their summer holidays Early youth should be a time of exploration and adventure, of reading books for (8) …… as well as study, of freedom to enjoy life before the responsibilities of working for a living and (9) …… a family (10) …… an end to study, to freedom and only too often to carefree enjoyment
(31)8 A pleasure B amusement C joy D entertainment A creating B bringing C building D raising
10 A hold B put C indicate D mark
II Read the passage, then choose the correct options Write your answer in the box (2,0 points)
The principles of use and disuse states that those parts of organism’s bodies that are used grow larger Those parts are not tending to wither away It is an observed fact that when you exercise particular muscles, they grow Those that are never used diminish By examining a man’s body, we can tell which muscles he uses and which he does not We may even be able to guess his profession or recreation Enthusiasts of body building cult make use of the principles of use and disuse to build their bodies, almost like a piece of sculpture, into whatever unnatural shape is demanded by fashion in this peculiar minority culture Muscles are not the only parts of the body that respond to use in this way Walk barefoot and you acquire harder skin on your soles It is easy to tell a farmer from a bank teller by looking at their hands alone The farmer’s hands are horny hardened by long exposure to rough work The teller’s hands are often soft The principles of use and disuse enables animals to become better at the job of surviving in their world, progressively better during their lifetime as the result of living in that world Humans, through direct exposure to sunlight, or lack of it, develop a skin color which equips them better to survive in particular local conditions Too much sunlight is dangerous Enthusiastic sunbathers with very fair skins are susceptible to skin cancer Too little sunlight, on the other hand, leads to vitamin D deficiency and rickets The brown pigment melanin which is synthesized under the influence of sunlight makes a screen to protect the underlying tissues from the harmful effects of further sunlight If a suntanned person moves to a less sunlight climate, the melanin disappears, and the body benefits from what little sun there is This can be represented as an instance of the principles of use and disuse: skin goes brown when it is used, and fades to white when it is not What does the passage mainly discuss?
A How the principles of use and disuse change people’s concepts of themselves B The way people change themselves to conform to fashion
C The changes that occur according to the principles of use and disuse D The effects of the sun on the principles of use and disuse
2 The word “wither way” could be best replaced by ……
A split B rot C perish D shrink
3 The word “those” refers to ……
A organisms B bodies C parts D muscles Men who body build ……
A appear like sculptures B change their appearance C belong to strange cults D are very fashionable It can be inferred that the author views body building ……
A with enthusiasm B as an artistic form C with scientific interest D of doubtful benefits The word “horny” could be best replaced by ……
(32)7 It can be inferred that the principles of use and disuse enables organisms to …… A change their existence B automatically benefit
C survive in any condition D improve their lifetime The author suggest that melanin ……
A is necessary to produce vitamin D B is beneficial in sunless climate C helps protects fair-skinned people D is a synthetic product
9 In the 2nd paragraph, the author mentioned sun tanning as an example of …… A humans improving their local conditions
B humans surviving in adverse conditions
C humans using the principles of use and disuse D humans running the risk of cancer
10 The word “susceptible” could be best replaced by ……
A condemned B vulnerable C allergic D suggestible
III Read the passage and fill in each blank with ONE suitable word Write your answer in the numbered box (2,0 points)
BICYCLE SAFETY
Having to obey rules and regulations when riding a bike is one of the first experiences children have of the idea of (1) …… the law However, a large number of children are left to learn the rules by trial and error, instead of being guided by experienced (2) …… Every year, hundreds of children visit the doctor or the hospital casualty department (3) …… crashing on their bikes This could be easily prevented by (4) …… them the basics of bicycle safety Ideally, children should be allowed to (5) …… only in safe places, such as parks and cycle tracks When this is not possible, and they are permitted to go on the (6) ……., it is important to teach them some basic safety principles
First, they ought to learn and obey the rules of the road, which (7) …… traffic signs, signals and road markings Second, they should (8) …… wear a helmet Studies have shown that wearing bicycle helmets can (9) …… head injuries by up to 85 percent In many places, (10) …… are required by law, particularly for children Finally, children should be made to understand the importance of riding in areas that are brightly lit and of wearing clothes that make them clearly visible on the road
PART IV: WRITING (5,5 POINTS)
I Rewrite each of the sentences without changing its meaning, using the cue given (2,0 points)
1 Remember to check for spelling mistakes before you hand in your composition
Don't ……… Jack has become confident as a result of his success
Jack’s success
……….……… Green Peace will organize a meeting at the Town Hall next Tuesday
There ……….… I can't describe people as well as you can
(33)5 I didn't arrive in time too see her
I wasn't ……… Experts think that all dogs evolved from wolves
All dogs are ……… I was surprised at how easy he was to talk to
I hadn’t expected ……… Adrian was the only person who didn’t enjoy the party
Everyone enjoyed ……… They were never aware at any moment that something was wrong
At no time ……… …… 10 Do shops usually stay open so late in this country?
Is it……….…… ……….? II Rewrite each of the sentences without changing its meanings, using the word given (1,0 point)
1 I don’t know how you can stand getting up so early to go to the pool put ………
2 These two makes of computer are practically the same hardly ………
3 Do you think climate affects people’s personalities? influence
………
4 He doesn’t find it difficult to earn money trouble ………
5 I’ve finally started sorting out my postcard collection round ………
III Write a report of about 150 words to describe the chart (2,5 points)
The chart below shows the amount of time an average student spends on various subjects in certain years from 1995 to 2007 Study the chart carefully and comment on the proportion of time they spend on these subjects every two weeks
(34)THE END OF THE TEST ĐÁP ÁN
Total mark: 20
The mark given is based on the following scheme:
PART ANSWERS MAR
K PART I:
PHONETICS : (1,0 point)
Choose the word whose stress pattern is different from that of the other words in the same group
1 C 0.1 p
2 A 0.1 p
3 B 0.1 p
4 A 0.1 p
5 B 0.1 p
6 A 0.1 p
7 A 0.1 p
8 A 0.1 p
9 B 0.1 p
10 C 0.1 p
PART II: LEXICO-GRAMMAR (7,5 points)
I Choose the best answer to fill in each gap (1,0 point)
1 A 0.1 p
2 C 0.1 p
3 C 0.1 p
4 B 0.1 p
5 C 0.1 p
6 C 0.1 p
0 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50
1995 2000 2005 2007
Natural sciences English
(35)7 D 0.1 p
8 B 0.1 p
9 A 0.1 p
10 D 0.1 p
II Give the correct tenses of the verbs in brackets (1,0 point)
1 to be awarded 0.1 p
2 Convinced 0.1 p
3 have … been doing 0.1 p
4 inviting/having invited 0.1 p would have got/would have gotten 0.1 p III Put the
correct form of the words in brackets (2,0 points)
1 completely 0.2 p
2 noticeable 0.2 p
3 unexpected 0.2 p
4 hardship 0.2 p
5 hurtful 0.2 p
6 realistic 0.2 p
7 accordance 0.2 p
8 extraordinary 0.2 p
9 inaccuracies 0.2 p
10 inexperienced 0.2 p
IV Find out and correct the mistake in each sentence (2,0 points)
1 B given to 0.2 p
2 C have been working 0.2 p
3 C was made 0.2 p
4 D broken into 0.2 p
5 B our son on 0.2 p
6 D looking for 0.2 p
7 A Now that/Because/As/Since 0.2 p
8 D hearing 0.2 p
9 A As much as 0.2 p
10 C associated with 0.2 p V Complete
these sentences with proper prepositions (2,0 points)
1 got on/gets on 0.2 p
2 came down 0.2 p
3 was brought up 0.2 p
4 went out/had gone out 0.2 p
5 makes up 0.2 p
(36)7 fell through 0.2 p
8 put off 0.2 p
9 laid off 0.2 p
10 draw up 0.2 p
PART III: READING: (6,0 points)
I Read the passage below and decide which answer (A, B, C or D) best fits each gap (2,0 points)
1 D 0.2 p
2 B 0.2 p
3 A 0.2 p
4 C 0.2 p
5 D 0.2 p
6 B 0.2 p
7 C 0.2 p
8 A 0.2 p
9 D 0.2 p
10 B 0.2 p
II Read the passage, then choose the correct options (2,0 points)
1 C 0.2 p
2 D 0.2 p
3 D 0.2 p
4 C 0.2 p
5 D 0.2 p
6 C 0.2 p
7 C 0.2 p
8 C 0.2 p
9 C 0.2 p
10 B 0.1 p
III Read the passage and fill in each blank with ONE suitable word (2,0 points)
1 obeying 0.2 p
2 adults/people 0.2 p
3 after 0.2 p
4 teaching/instructing 0.2 p
5 ride 0.2 p
6 road 0.2 p
7 include 0.2 p
8 always 0.2 p
9 reduce 0.2 p
(37)PART IV: WRITING: (5,5 points)
I Rewrite each of the sentences without
changing its meaning, using the cue given (2,0 points)
1 Don't forget to check for spelling mistakes
before you hand in your composition 0.2 p Jack’s success has turned him into a
confident person 0.2 p
3 There will be a meeting organized by Green
Peace at the Town Hall next Tuesday 0.2 p You are better at describing people than I am 0.2 p I wasn't early enough to see her 0.2 p All dogs are thought to have evolved from
wolves
0.2 p I hadn’t expected him to be so easy to talk
to
0.2 p Everyone enjoyed the party apart
from/except (for)/with the exception of Adrian
0.2 p At no time were they aware that something
was wrong
0.2 p 10 Is it usual for shops to stay open so late in
this country? 0.2 p
II Rewrite each of the sentences without
changing its meanings (1,0 point)
1 I don’t know how you can put up with getting
up so early to go to the pool 0.2 p There is / are hardly any difference(s)
between these two makes of computer 0.2 p Do you think climate has/can have an/some
influence on people’s personalities? 0.2 p He never has/doesn’t have trouble earning
money 0.2 p
5 I’ve finally got round to sorting out my
postcard collection 0.2 p
III Write an essay (250 - 300 words) to
express your opinion (2,5 points)
1 Content:
a Providing main ideas and details
(summarizing the information, reporting the main features, and make comparisons where
relevant)
b Communicating intentions sufficiently and effectively
2 Organization and presentation:
a Ideas are well-organized and presented with coherence, cohesion, and clarity
b The paragraph is well-structured Language:
1.0 p
0.5 p
(38)a Variety of appropriate vocabulary and structures
b Good use of grammatical structures Handwriting, punctuation, and spelling: a Intelligible handwriting
b Good punctuation and no spelling mistakes
0.25 p
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