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KIỂM TRA CUỐI NĂM 2011 MÔN: ANH VĂN – T1 I VOCABULARY a Choose the right answer to fill in each blank Many people not realizs that thay are causing disasters _ themselves A.to B.for C.with D.about Forests all ovre the world ase being into deserts A.switched B.turned C.sent D.transferred She spoke continuously;and I could hardly a word in edgewais A.build B.put B.get D.press What purpose;did you puild that fence? A.in B.On C.with D.for Sarah is the best pianist in oun country A.similarly B.purposery C.opviousld D.particularly Many countries have built _ to carry water to desert areas A.channels B.rivers C.sanctuaries Dcanles I am not satisfied with this job, but it’s OK because it is just a one A.fixed B temporary C long-term advanced Sandstorms are threats Beijing every year A.for B.in C.with D.to There is saying, “It never rains but it ” A drops B falls C pours D.overwhlms 10 We should plant trees to _ soil from erosion A.maintain B retain C prevent D contain 11 Burning firewood for fuel is _ in countries near Gobi Desert A protected B legalize C banned D preceded 12 of cattle consume a large amount of grass every day A Flocks B Packs C Herds D Schools 13 We went scuba diving and saw many beautiful of fish A.swarms B packs C flocks D herds 14 Due to forest destruction, a _ of wild animals is a rare sighting A herd B pack C group D swarm 15 Sandstorms can _ both houses and crops A dive B submerge C bury D dip 16 People living in that area are the threat lead poisoning A in/on B with / on C under / of D on/for 17 Smoking harm to your health A makes B does C Produces D gives 18 Floods wash _ properties and crops A.in B out C.throung D.away 19 A desert is sand-covered _where there is little water and vegetation A expanse B expansion C expanding D expand 20 In areas where the vrainfall is high, erosion easily occurs A land B ground C dust D.soil 21 The committee of different people of different views A composes B comprises C consists D contains 22 Maps are made with the help of photography A air A aeronautics C aerial D.aeroplane 23 The dunes in the Simpson Desert have gently western faces and _ Eastern faces A sloping / steep B downward / upward C shallow / deep D low / highj 24 The great stretches op sandy desert almost _ the centre of Australia A circle B round C hold D keep 25 Spinifex grows on the slopes of dunes, which are up to 20 meters A.in high B of height C high D tall 26 Hummock grasses grow in _ sand on the crest, the top of the slope A loose B lost C lose D loosened 27 The road runs parallel the railway A on B of C.with D onto 28 He is so important to us He has made contributions to the company A unfavorable B unequal C unparalleled D unstable 29 The village he mentioned the last time is not near here It is more _ A northern B unequal C to north D northerly 30 Salt lakes between long dunes in the Northern part of Simpson Desert A stay B set C lay D lie b Word forms: Write the correct form of the words in the brackets Madigan led r (science) expedition in the desert in 1939 The desert remained (mystery) _ until Madigan made an (air) survey in 1929 Animals have their own way for (territory) _ marking The (harm) appearance of the animal may deceive you The streets after midnight are (desert) The method of building a fence to fix sand dunes of deserts is called “dune (fix) _ “ We are looking for more (effect) techniques to prevent desert sand from spreading The (expand) of a community facilitates the (develop) of its language In hot weather, water in a lake (vapor) more quickly 10 Deserts have been growing at a (fright) _ speed II GRAMMAR: CONJUNCTIONS and TRANSITIONAL WORDS a Rewrite the following without changing the meaning I have never met Maria, who is the Head of Project Maria, They did not have enough time to the job better They could if They kept asking, but I decided not to join their team Although He failed the last interview though he had prepared carefully Despite _ Because of my interruption, they could not finish the work in time Since I In spite of his age, Mr Benson iogs every day Although They had shown me the way to the village but I could not find it Even _ The girl did not know me, so she did not let me in If the girl When I stayed in Munich, I met Carol During _ 10 Unless you tell her the truth, you will be in trouble Tell her _,or _ b Choose the correct answers _ young, he has been to more than 30 countries in the world and gained a lot of experience A Although B Despite C However D So the sense of smell can provide us with important signals, it is not nearly as useful as hearing A Although B However C Still D Despite I saw e very nice apartment, _I decided to rent it right away A if B.because C so D but I am very busy Don’t disturb me it is urgent A while B unless C.if D since His mobile phone is on the shelf, he must be here A so B but C however D that Do you like jazz? You should go to the jazz festival you like that kind of music A if B.unless C although D while A newborn baby can neither walk nor crawl A newborn antelope, A however B nevertheless C otherwise D even though They decided not to cancel the match the heavy snow A despite B although C but for D on account of _ they are planning to live here for a short time, they don’t want to buy much furniture A.However B Unless C Since D Therefore 10 We had enthusiastically guided him. _ , he refused to work for us A Though B Nevertheless C Therefore D Hence 11 I prefer going fishing next weekend My brother, , likes going hiking A on the other hand B otherwise B nevertheless D however 12 I had to take a taxi; _ I would be late for the conference A Otherwise B However C Hence D But 13 They were very nice to us for a long time; it war not their true feeling A Then B Unless C So D Yet 14 _ you have mentioned it, I would say what I think about it A Though B Therefore C So D Because 15 _ they had sent the order, they could not get out of paying for it A Though B Even if C Once D Yet III READING Choose the best answer to fill in each blank How does a camel survive in the desert? Many people think that the stores water in its hump, (1) _ the hump is really made (2) _ of fats That is why you can tell a healthy camel (3) a sick one by its hump A firm and tall hump indicates good health while a soft and flabby one is a (4) of weakness When a camel cannot find water, it passes less urine to conserve the precious little water it has in its body (5) , the camel has a higher body temperature than that of most mammals This (6) _ that is starts to sweat ata higher temperature than that at which human beings, for example, start to perspire This also helps it to (7) _ _ water loss through sweating to a minimal Moreover, in man, the loss of water thickens the blood This is why man needs water In a camel, its cells can release some of its water content to dilute the blood These are reasons why a camel can (8) without water for up to 34 days at a time Because of its unique ability to adapt (9) desert conditions, it is no (10) _ that the camel is the chief means of travel in the desert A while B and C because D but A out B up C in D for A.from B and C among D with A.way B scene C sigh D cue A However B Therefore C Consequently D Moreover A.says B shows C.proves D means A.hold B keep C prevent D stop A walk B move C travel D go A for B in C to D with 10 A means B wonder C use D way ANSWER I a A 2.B 11.C 12.C 21.C 22.C 3.C 13.A 23.A 4.D 14.B 24.A 5.C 15.C 25.C 6.D 16.C 26.A 7.B 17.B 27.C 8.D 18.D 28.C 9.C 19.A 29.D 10.C 20.D 30.D b scientific mysterious; aerial territorial harmless deserted fixation effective expansion; development evaporates 10 frightening II a Maria, whom t have never met, is the Head of Project They could have done the job better if they had had enough time Although they kept asking, I decided not to joing their team Despite his careful preparation, he failed the last interview Since I interrupted, they could not finish the work in time Although he is old, Mr Benson jogs every day Even though they had shown me the way to the village, I could not find it If the girl had known me, she would have let me in During my stay in Munich, I met Carol 10 Tell her the truth, or you will be in trouble b A A C B A A 7.A 8.A 9.C 10.B 11.A 12.A 13.D 14.D 15.C III a 1.D 2.B 3.A 4.C 5.D 6.D 7.C 8.D 9.C 10.B KIỂM TRA CUỐI NĂM 2011 MÔN: ANH VĂN – T2 I VOCABULARY a Choose the right answer to fill in each blank Can you tell me Yolanda’s husband like? A what B how C whether D if people often say a bottle is half- empty, while ones say it is half -full A Optimistic; pessimistic B Positive; negative C Negative; positive D Pessimistic; optimistic After the failure of three consecutive films, the star was in A repentance B detention C depress D optimism Health food is rising popularity A on B in C of D with When he accepted my suggestion, I felt as if a had been put off my shoulders A load B bunch C bundle D burden the labour-saving devices, women now have more free time A Because of B In case of C Instead of D Thanks to Many villages were in the bombing raids A erased B ridded of C put on D wiped out The economic depression had huge on our living standards A results B attacks C influences D preparations Our basketball team is to win because we are the most powerful A prone B subject C clear D bound 10 How can we this machine? Can I use a remote – control? A run B introduce C commence D put on 11 I strongly believe that the future is A at hand B in our hands C in one hand D on the other hand 12 Before you decide, you have look at every of the problem A meaning B aspect C field D characteristic 13 Because of business, my father has to between London and Colchester A transport B shuttle C remove D transfer 14 They have for three years before getting married A cohabited B cooperated C co-lived D collaborated 15 The project is still , so they cannot tell us any of its details A in embryo B on scale C in existence D at rank 16 Helen can make a good director, for she a lot of features of a good leader A contains B includes C presents D possesses 17 With more free time, I have my own A follow-ups B pursuits C individualism D deposit 18 Five out of 50 applicants will be _ A decided B picked on C on contract D selected 19 They don’t work permanently for any firm They are working A out of time B freelance C on contract D state- run 20 Thousands of students are for universities these days 21 22 23 24 25 b 10 A turning up for B putting down for C recruiting D registering In order to protect our area from pollution, we are introducing ecology - programmes A increasing B loving C friendly D protective The pond is just You can wade across it A at knees B knee-length C under knee D knee-deep We are on diet to improve our health A non-grease B fat-free C cholesterol-off D fast-food The secretary that most of the reports should be reviewed A proposed B understood C recognized D maintained Jack comes from Greece, but he has a dark A skin B color C reflection D complexion Word form: Write the correct form of the words in the brackets I don’t like that selfish man He is always for (individual) (Cohabit) is popular in western countries and used to be know as de facto life The boss was very angry with Tom’s (disturb) Unfortunately, the development of the project can be described in one word: (stable) We not have enough (provide) for a three – month expedition Smoking (color) teeth He (straight) his tie before making the (speak) I love the staff here; they work (effect) Most passengers are carefully checked at ports and airports for (secure) reason The authorities try to prevent (terror) Don’t be so (criticize) Be (contribute) to the community II GRAMMAR: PREPOSITIONS and CONCESSIVE CLAUSES a Fill in each blank with ONE word You cannot meet Mike He is business next Tuesday Would you like to leave him a message? I am ready to take it Haven’t I warned you the danger working there your own? Stop arguing me! And don’t slam the door my face any time you are angry the very end of the speech, he thanked us behalf his team Who are you going to get married ? Joey? It will take time for that news to sink my surprise, Kate quit the law school and enrolled art school Thousands of people die natural disasters every year The chemist’s is the street from the theatre It is easy to find The teacher was very angry Tom, for he was late class again 10 The man admitted applying the post, but he re fused to go details Choose the correct answers my belief that he would not something like that again, he went on cheating A Despite B In spite C While D But for may happen, I will never quit A No matter how B No matter what thing C Whatever D Despite things we were ignorant of the rules, he could explain every detail of them A Even though B While C In spite of D Despite We can change the color we don’t like it 10 A though B Wherever C If D then we can save some energy, the plan is worth trying A Although B As for C But D Because She shouted at me I didn’t anything A for B so that C although D whereas Fiona decided to make another mention of the project at the meeting no one listened to her A because B if C even though D so I tried to explain it to him, he refused to listen to me A No matter what effort B Whatever C Though hard D No matter how hard , we could not cancel the game A Bad as the weather was B Bad as was the weather B Though the weather is bad D No matter how bad was the weather the negative effects they have mentioned in the meeting, he boss till wants to carry out the plan A Despit B However C Although D Bad as III READING Choose the best answers to fill in the blanks What will the city of the future look like? This question has been asked so many times over the last 500 years – and answered inconsequently an equal number of times – that we can be sure of (1) thing only: no one can predict accurately (2) cities will 50 or 500 years from now The reason is simple Cities change continually For over fifty years they have changed (3) rapidly that the oldest residents will remember a time (4) their city seemed to belong not just to another era (5) to a different dimension This is true both of planned and unplanned cities Planned cities such as New York and Paris, (6) are closely organized on a girl or diagram of streets and avenues, have effectively burst at the seams this century, (7) unplanned cities such as London, Tokyo and Los Angeles have grow just as dramatically (8) _ their centers might remain much as they were many years ago, their suburbs have spread (9) the tentacles of an octopus Some economists argue that expansion is a sign of healthy economy, now that expanding cities (10) international investment A the B one C a D single A what B why C how D which A very B so C such D really A because B though C as D when A according B so as C referring D but A that B where C which D they A but B after C while D however A Although B When C Because D As A like B in the way C to D for 10 A draws B gets C attracts D catches ĐÁP ÁN I a A D C B D D 11 B 12 B 13 B 14 A 15 A 16 D 21 C 22 D 23 B 24 A 25 D b individualism Cohabitation instability provisions straightened; speech efficiently; effectively 10 critical; contributive II a on; until; down about; of; on with; in to; in to; in from with; for 10 to; for; into b A C B C D C III B C B D D C Tên :Lê Đỗ Thuý Hằng Lớp: 12A D 17 B C 18 D D 19 B 10 A 20 D disturbance discolors security; terrorism at; on; of across C D A 10 A C A A 10 C KIỂM TRA CUỐI NĂM 2011 MÔN: ANH VĂN – T3 I a 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 VOCABULARY Choose the right answer to fill in each blank The living standards have been since the economic renovation A raised B risen C put on D soared The water is a good breeding place for mosquitoes A stagnant B non-moving C immobile D peaceful They are committed sending information to the publicity department every week A on B to C for D with The police have different measures to prevent crime A taken B made C acted D put Your experiments have grounds for further research A taken B made C laid D sent Did you read the before you cooked the dish? A guidance B guidelines C presentation D methods The Affairs will be in charge of this, not the Foreign Affairs A Household B Home C Interior D Domestic He decided to the new style of writing He is fed up with the old one A receive B adapt C take in D put on The original plan turned out to be ; we have to make use of the alternative A inefficient B unreal C unequal D disloyal I hate the boss nagging about our lack of creativity A decidedly B constantly C efficiently D practically With higher education, you can better chances of career A continue B invest C intervene D enjoy I had no intention to intervene their dispute A in B on C with D about Mike was in the hospital last month an operation A carrying out B suffering C undergoing D receiving During the agricultural recession, farmers could receive government A investment B commitment C donations D subsidies It was hard for them to business partnership with us A disrupt B distract C dissolve D disqualify If you are a member here, you have the to use the equipment A title B offer C privacy D right We don’t have to worry about the storm It has to the southeast A shifted B transferred C transported D navigated I am afraid he doesn’t want to support us any more; he has shifted his A story B point C ground D base The young should themselves in social activities A promote B involve C serve D determine He is a little bit short-sighted He doesn’t care for benefits A on-end B subsequent C implement D long-term There will be a talk on career _ this Friday Will you come? A session B communication C identification D orientation KIỂM TRA CUỐI NĂM 2011 MÔN: ANH VĂN – T8 I VOCABULARY: a Choose the right answer to fill in each blank: Mike does not like ; he prefers staying indoors to going out meeting friends A socializing B gathering C meeting D attending In this fame, you are not allowed to speak; you have to use _ communication A non-word B non-language C non-verbal D non-vocabulary Such informal behavior is _ at an important ceremony A incorrect B inexact C unjust D inappropriate If you know the answer, please _ your hand A lift B raise C rise D give It is rude to whistle or clap our hands to a waiter’s attention A pull B attach C attract D appeal Jack gave me a _ nod to signal his agreement A slight B light C mild D minor The commander signaled _the regiment _ attack A with, on B to, for C at, in D toward, with The librarian at the book and asked me, “That one?” A showed B signed C aimed D pointed We goodbye to Joe until the train was out of sight A snapped B shook hands C waved D said 10 The girl kept smiling when me A Coming B approaching C moving D reaching 11 I prefer a slow _of life in the countryside A pace B step C move D rhythm 12 I can _ you that living in urban areas is much harder A ensure B make sure C assure D be sure 13 It is difficult to teenagers to what parents think is good for them A send B lure C persuade D inquire 14 A lot of TV programs now are presenting and violence A competition B aggression C hardship D argument 15 In order to win such contests, you have to be trained in _ A competition B competitors C competitive D competitiveness 16 You are not allowed to drive the influence alcohol A in, of B under, of C on, with D in, for 17 The teacher complained to the child’s parents about his _ at school A misunderstanding B differences C misbehavior D intensity 18 Hard work can easily health problems A result B lead to C exempt from D combine with 19 Teenagers are _ by TV, newspapers, the internet… A effected B affected C conflicted D reported 20 Many student’s underachievement at school _from the home problems A influence B raise C appear D originate 21 The stresses young generations now have are different from what the previous ones had to cope with A early B assuredly C vastly D originally 22 The final test was _ easy; all of the students had been very worried A decidedly B supposedly C repeatedly D unexpectedly 23 This balcony is dangerous, though the owner of the house does not want to rebuild it A allegedly B insecurely C remarkably D repeatedly 24 Linda will be punished _ handing in the report late again A by B with C for D into 25 The world’s problems are _ by the ignorance and irresponsibility of many citizens A lowered B worsened C affected D degraded b Word forms: Write the correct form of the words in the brackets During years of _ (mature), children need appropriate guidance Teenagers have a lot of questions when they are to enter (adult) _ Family problems have important influences on student’s (behave) _ at school, especially when (combine) with the (society) _ and (academy) demands of school, the (certain) _ of a future job or education Many family conflicts are (seem) _ minor problems, but they are not Your plan of the summer camp is really (origin) and (create) It is easier for teachers to (sympathy) with the (generation) differences than for the parents Teaching career is (demand) _ but (reward) _ After the quarrel, everybody felt uncomfortable with the (tense) _ The terrorists have (intense) their campaigns of violence 10 Julia was capable of working with greater (intense) _ II GRAMMAR: PASSIVE VOICE and REPORTED SPEECH a Change into Passive Voice: Helen hates people talking about her behind her back They forecast that rain would last for another three days People believe that the tulip originated from Constantinople The boss wants us to reorganize the files and documents It is impossible to send the letter by pm It is your duty to book the room for us all They think that the local committee will agree to the project Turn off the lights and lock the doors carefully before leaving! b Choose the correct answers: Jane asked me to meet me at 6pm A if it is OK B that it was OK C would it be OK D whether it was OK The man asked my sister _ to drive from there to Bath A how long it would take B how long would it take C how long to take D the time to take Pete says never gone to any college or university A that he had B that he has C if he has D whether he had The shop assistant asked _ to change another shirt A I wanted B whether did I want C if I wanted D that I wanted The man ordered Dick A that he cannot park there B not to park there C to not park there D not parking there Miss White asked the interviewee when he was at university A that he was majored in B what he was majored in C what was he majored in D if was he majored in Jane promised _ by fax A sending the picture B she will send the picture C to send the picture D that she send the picture Dad told Mom _ more ice-cream for the children A if she could buy B whether will she buy C what she would buy D to buy The woman told her little son _ A to not touch that wire B never to touch that wire C don’t touch that wire D no touching that wire 10 The spokesman said on TV the last day of the campaign A if the next day would be B that the next day will be C that the next day is D that the next day would be III READING Choose the best answer to fill in each blank: A (1) _ by the Equal Opportunities Commission in the U.K found that sex stereotype has a big influence on young people’s lives It affects their views (2) home life, the subjects they study at school, and the jobs they choose after they (3) Fewer than 40% of girls (4) _ fifteen and sixteen agreed that boys and girls are treated (5) the same way in families to day.(6) jobs around the home, girls generally help Mom with things such as ironing, cleaning and washing the dishes However, boys help with jobs that Dad would normally do, such as household repairs and physical tasks like cutting the grass At school, (7) _ girls choose math and science, as these are seen as subjects more for boys Sex stereotyping also seems (8) _ by many school career counselors They advise girls to try (9) careers in nursing and teaching (10) _ than become scientists or engineers A statistics B scan C census D survey A in B on C to D at A go B depart C transfer D leave A ageing B aged C at age D at the age A exactly B accurately C correctly D approximately A within B to C as for D in case of A more B less C fewer D rarely A to support B to be supported C being supported D supporting A conventional B customary C habitual D traditional 10 A more B rather C better D other ĐÁP ÁN Unit I a A 2.C 3.D 4.B 5.C 6.A 7.B 8.D 9.C 10.B 11.A 12.C 13.C 14 B 15.D 16.B 17.C 18.B 19.B 20.D 21.B 22.D 23.A 24.C 25.B b maturation adulthood behavior; combined; social; academic; uncertainties seemingly original; creative sympathize; generational demanding; rewarding tension intensified 10 intensity II a Helen hates being talked about behind her back It is forecasted that rain would last for another three days Rain is forecasted to last for another three days Tulip is believed to have originated from Constantinople The boss wants the files and documents to be reorganized The letter cannot be sent by pm You are supposed to book the room for us all It is thought that the local committee will agree to the project The lights should be turned off and the doors carefully locked before you leave b D 2.A 3.B 4.C 5.B 6.B 7.C 8.D 9.B 10.D III D 2.B 3.D 4.B 5.A 6.C 7.C 8.B 9.D 10.B Tên: Đinh Thị Nguyệt Ánh Lớp: 12A KIỂM TRA CUỐI NĂM 2011 MÔN: ANH VĂN – T9 English 12 I Choose the word or phrase - a, b, c or d - that best completes the sentence We complained _ the landlord about the condition of the house a on b at c with d to It's very good _ you to give up so much of your time a of b for c with d to In many ways she reminds me someone I knew at school a to b for c of d with _ _ my great surprise, almost everyone agreed him a For - to b At - for c To - with d In - of Rosa certainly _ _ her mother in her devil-may-care approach to life, a looks after b cares for c takes after d puts down Let the boy it himself before you offer to help a try b to try c trying d will try We had considerable anywhere to park a difficulty finding b difficulties to find c difficulty to find d difficulties to finding He couldn't _ his father that he was telling the truth a admit b confide c trust d convince Since you've asked me why there, I'll tell you a -did I go b I went c I had gone d was I going 10 Shaking hands is the _ way of greeting business counterparts in Europe a convenient b absolute c practical d customary 11 We need some sunshine; so we our minds to go abroad this year, a turned out b set in c made up d brought into 12 If nobody , we'll postpone the meeting till next week a minds b refuses c objects d argues 13 for him, he was very soon offered another job a Fortunate b Fortunately c Unfortunate d Unfortunately 14 a fire, use the staircase, not the elevator a In spite of b Should c Unless d In case of 15 AIDS is that the government is spending a lot of money to find a cure a a so serious disease b so serious a disease c so a serious disease d such a serious disease 16 Jim, why don't you take some time off? You _ too hard lately a worked b were working c had worked d have been working 17 A large number of people _ to Ho Chi Minh City in recent years a moved b were moving c has moved d have moved 18 Next year is my parents' 50th wedding anniversary They for 50 years a will be married b will have been married c will being married d will have been being married 19 When I got back, they _ the whole cake and just a few crumbs _ on the plate a were eating - left b had eaten - were left c were eating - were left d ate - left 20 Police are advising away from the building a people stay b people to stay c people staying d people will stay 21 Tom said that he nothing to upset Daisy the day before a b did c had done d was doing 22 No one is so as the person who has no wish to learn a intelligent b ignorant c useless d unwise 23 It's twenty years since I _ in Germany and my German is pretty rusty now a worked b have worked c was working d have been working 24 If our work isn't to your _, please notify us within 60 days a satisfy b satisfactory c satisfaction d satisfied 25 "Would you like to go to the movies tonight?" " " a No, I don't like b Yes, I'd like c Of course d Yes, I'd love to II Read the passage carefully, then choose the correct answer Many people think that we can learn a lot about the culture of a foreign country simply by living in that country However, this is not necessarily true Often, the longer we stay in a foreign country, the more we realize how little we actually know about the culture of that country Books and talks about other people's culture can even be dangerous because they concentrate on cultural differences and exaggerate national character, and sometimes a lot of information they contain is untrue In a study recently carried out in Britain, people were asked to make a list of anything that they thought was typical of Britain and would interest a foreign visitor there Most mentioned Shakespeare, the Queen, villages inns, English folk dancing, English castles, and fish chips wrapped in newspaper Although all of these characters can be found in British culture, they not show the real interests of ordinary British people: (They are, in fact, simply stereotype - that is, general character which people wrongly think are typical.) What is surprising is that they were suggested by British people themselves as representing their culture If people have such a wrong impression of their own culture, how much false would their impression of other culture be! If we stay a long time in a foreign country, _ a we will sometimes forget about culture of our own country b we can often learn a lot about the culture of the foreign country c we will usually realize our own ignorance about its culture d we can seldom find out anything at all about its culture It is hard to learn about a country's culture from books because such books a.concentrate on the dangers of the foreign culture b exaggerate national character c take no notice of culture difference d contain little information about culture When asked about their own culture, many British people a argued they knew little about British culture b said they themselves were not typical of British people c gave incorrect answers d were surprised by the question asked It can be inferred from the last paragraph that it's easy to _ a know a lot about your own country's culture b know the culture of other countries c give exact information about your own country d describe stereotypes of your country Which of the following is true? a The culture of a foreign country can not be learned by reading books b It's easy to assimilate the culture of a foreign country c Visitors to a country are soon assimilated into its culture d British people understand their own culture more than other culture III Choose the sentences - a, b, c or d - which is closest in meaning to the printed one "You told me a lie!" said Jane to Mike a Jane told Mike to tell her a lie b Jane advised Mike not to tell her a lie c Jane accused Mike of telling her a lie d Jane begged Mike to tell her a lie The plane had only landed when the storm broke a No sooner had the plane landed than the storm broke b The plane had to land because of the outbreak of the storm c Only when the storm broke had the plane landed d The storm broke before the plane landed He apologized for being late, explaining that he had had a flat tyre a "I apologize for being late I have a flat tyre," he said b "I apologize for being late, but I had a flat tyre," he said c "I'm sorry for being late, but I have had a flat tyre," he said d "Sorry I'm late! I had a flat tyre," he said "Shall I help you with the washing-up, Jane?" John said a John told Jane to help him with the washing-up b John asked if Jane should help him with the washing-up c John suggested helping Jane with the washing-up d John offered to help Jane with the washing-up "What will you if you have ten days off school?" he asked a He asked me what will I if I have ten days off school b He asked what I will if I have ten days off school c He asked me what I would if I had ten days off school d He asked what would I if I had ten days off school "You'd better apologize for being so rude," said my friend a My friend advised me to apologize for being so rude c My friend warned me to apologize for being so rude b My friend offered me to apologize for being so rude d My friend suggested me apologizing for being so rude KIỂM TRA CUỐI NĂM 2011 MÔN: ANH VĂN – T10 A PHONETICS AND VOCABULARY I Choose the word whose bold part is pronounced differently form the others in each group A.offered B advised C warned D relied A enrolled B dropped C mixed D passed A travels B permits C spreads D pays A shows B thanks C suggests D translates A hours B waves C lights D curtains II Choose the word whose main stress is placed differently from the rest A.deny B accent C moral D figure A oblige B cancel C instead D reduce A counterpart B million C recognise D detective A determine B supportive C conical D performance 10 A compliment B attetion C onformal D approaching III Choose the word which best fits each gap of the sentence 11 Mosot of us hands to make our school clean and green as well as better than it used to be A connect B give C share D join 12 They are very company that has the biggest incomes in this area A slose down B close up C close-knit D close run 13 Saving the environment is the of everybody, not the government only A mission B assignment C responsibility D task 14 Are you to give me a lift home when the party is over? A willing B mind C please D glad 15 Usually the groom’s family gifts, such as wine, tea, fruits… with red paper and bring them to the bride’s on the wedding day A pack B wrap C cover D tie 16 Many old-aged people don’t believe in the marriage that is by love A run B contracted C led D preceded 17 Different from Western culture, in some Asian countries love is to follow marriage A demaned B forced C supported D offered 18 Recently, a survey has just made to figure out the of young people toward love and marriage A attitude B behaviour C ambition D will 19 In a restaurant, there are several choices to attract a waiter’s for instance by waving or raising hand A serve B attitude C support D attention 20 In general, people use much more vocabulary in written than they in daily conversation A language B gesture C communication D contact B GRAMMAR: Choose the best answer 21 Studies that many students unfamiliar with doing research, particularly using the library A are showing/ are B show/ are C showed/ are D has shown/ will be 22 Maria the university after she had graduated from the community college A entered B has entered C had entered D have entered 23 In my childhood we much Tv inside the house in hot weather A don’t watch B didn’t watch C aren’t watching D won’t watch 24 Although the internet was originally for military purpose, today it for anything A is used B uses C will be used D will use 25 The population of the world has increased throughout history, but in this century, it the fastest A is increasing B will increase C has increased D increases 26 China is trying to slow its population growth, so it limits on family size A is putting B put C puts D has put 27 What a terrible day! So far, I the wrong change three times, and someone my keys A gave/ stole B have given/ stole C gave/ has stolen D have given/ has stolen 28 “ Hi Miguel! How is going?” “ Well…terrible I about home, and I a little homesik.” A thought/ got B was thinking/ was getting C am thinking/ am getting D have thought/ have got to 29 My classmates on the project all last summer A were working B worked C have worked D are working 30 “ When we young, my sister always everyone that she was going to be a scientist.” A had been/ told B were/ told C were/ had told D were/ was telling 31 “ How are your classmates going, Maria?” “I as much this semester and I life much more.” A don’t study/ ‘m enjpying B won’t study/ enjoy C ‘m not studying/ ‘m enjoying D don’t study/ enjoy 32 Rivers on the east side of the Rockies to the Atlantic ocean On the other west side they to the Pacific A flow/ flow B flow/ is flowing C is flowing/ flow D is flowing/ is flowing 33 Before Columbus and his men landed on the Atlantic Coast of America, they corn A never tasted B had never tasted C have never tasted D never taste 34 As far as we know, no one the Atlantic Ocean from Southern Europe before 1492 A has croosed B had crossed C crossed D was crossing 35 “ Remember to switch off when you’ve finished.” Indirect: - She me to switch off when A warned/ you had finished B advised/ I’ve finished C suggested/ you’d finished D reminded/ I’ d finished 36 “ How long have you been here?” Indirect: - Ann asked the man A how long he had been there B how long had he been there C how long have you been here D how long you have been here 37 “ I wish my children would eat vegetables.” she said Indirect: - She her children vegetables A asked/ would have eaten B wished/ would eat C begged/ would eat D hoped/ would have eaten 38 “ Do they teach music here?” I said to them Indirect: - I asked them A if we taught music here B if did we teach music here C if they taught music there D.if did they teach music there 39 “ Why don’t you tell her your prolem?” Indirect: - He me her my prolem A suggested/ to tell B reminded/ telling C suggested/ telling D asked/ to tell 40 “ I hpope I will improve my English and learn new thingf there.” Jill said Indirect: - Jill hoped she her English and new things there A would improve/ learn B will imprive/ learns C improved/ would learn D improves/ learns C READING I Read the passage and choose the best answer READING FACES An old proverb says: “You can’t judge a book by its cover.” This means that you you can’t tell what people are like just by looking at them But most people feel they can learn some things from someone’s face If nothing else, they try to read people’s faces to tell how they are feeling at the given moment Consider the smile It is one of the most easily regconizable human facial expressions We can see a smile on someone’s face hundreds of feet away But there is a subtle difference between a genuine smile and a false one For example, when two odl friends meet, they smile with their eyes as well as their lips The muscles of the face contract and pull the lips up while the muscles around the eyes wrinkle the skin around the corners of the eyes On the other hand, when a clerk in a grocery store smiles politely, the lips move but the smile doesn’t necessarily reach their eyes We may be able to reach common emotions like joys, sadness, and anger from facial expression, but that’s not all Research suggests that we also tend to judge chararters based on their faces In her book Reading Faces, Professor Leslie Zebrowitz documents her research showing that baby faced adults ( people big eyes and round cheeks) makes the rest of us feel protective as we towards children In one study of cases in a Boston courtroom, Leslie Zebrowitz found that people with “baby-faced” were more likely to be successful than people with mature-looking faces So, it might be a good idea to think twice the next time you have a quick impression of someone Your assumtions may or may not be true 41 People try to look at faces A.to research their feeling B to learn how someone feels C to regconize their smiles D to judge their character 42 a smile is one of the easiest for people to see A body language B emtions C gestures D expressions 43 When a clerk in a grocery store smiles politely, she often smiles A with her eyes as well as her lips B with her eyes C with her lips only D with the muscles around her eyes 44 According to the passage, which of these things is NOT true? A a smile is one of the human facial expressions B A false smile uses muscles near the eyes, but a real one doesn’t C We can see a smile from hundreds of feet D Two friends smile with their eyes as well as their lips 45 In the study of court cases, people with were more successful A round cheeks B big eyes C baby-faces D mature-looking faces II Read the passage and then fill in each blank with the best completion THE PERFECT PARTNER A long and happy (46) is something that many people wish for, but finding the right partner is (47) more difficult than you may imagine A friend of mine, Susan, had not been very successful in her (48) to find a perfect partner, and she was beginning to lose heart and feel rather (49) One day she happened to hear someone (50) about a computer dating agency which could help you to find the (51) partner Susan immediately (52) an appointment to see someone at the agency, the nwaited to see (53) would happen The agency arrange a meeting with a “suitable” partner at the local railway station a week later, although I (54) her not to go My friend arrived a few minutes early (55) she could see no one who matched the (56) of the manin the photograph she hed been sent She noticed a man waiting under the station clock and (57) a bunch of flowers, but there was no one else around (58) the man started chatting to her and, (59) asked her she would like to go and have a coffee Not until much later did they come to the conclusion that they had both been waiting for each other! When they both (60) from the shock, they decided that the computer had been right after all 46 A.honeymoon B wedding C marriage D angagement 47 A so B much C too D lot 48 A attempt B afford C effect D assault 49 A depressed B ashamed C embarrassed D bored 50 A mentioning B telling C talking D relating 51 A idle B idol C idea D ideal 52 A did B had C set D made 53 A that B what C which D who 54 A advised B urged C suggested D whispered 55 A and B but C so D then 56 A look B appearance C gesture D manner 57 A fetching B wearing C carrying D holding 58 A Suddenly B Immediately C Quickly D Recently 59 A after B afterwards C after that D after a while 60 A returned B recovered C reviewed D realized D ERROR IDENTIFICATION: Identify the error in each sentnence 61 Be a homeowner involves a lot more responsibility than being a tenant A B C D 62 People often talk of their fatherland when they are feeling that their country is under A B C D threat from natural disasters 63 Among her many cultural interests is opera and classical ballet A B C D 64 Does television adequately reflected the ethnic and cultural diversity of the country? A B C D 65 To keep our relationship, I often send her greeting cards in special occasions A B C D 66 To attract listeners, besides your appearance, you must have a wide range of knowledges about A B C the topic you are going to present D 67 To attract the waiter’s attention, you can wait until he passes near us, catch his eyes, A B C and nodded slightly D 68 When going abroad, we had better learn about the gift-giving customs of the countries we are visiting A B C D 69 Noone can deny the benefits that modern science and technology has brought to us A B C D 70 By next June 2000, the company had exported 150 tons of potatoes A B C D THE END KIỂM TRA CUỐI NĂM 2011 MÔN: ANH VĂN – T12 A PHONETICS AND VOCABULARY I Choose the word whose bold part is pronounced differently form the others in each group A.install B.attract C.sacrifice D national A.nursery B.survey C argument D furcoat A.primary B oblige C confide D revision A.secure B review C precious D behave A champion B.machinery C.merchant D.charity II Choose the word whose main stress is placed differently from the rest A.compulsive B.determine C.supportive D.terrible A marvelous B.position C.separate D.goverment A.history B.eruption C.September D.complexion A.usually B.difficult C.pioneer D.memory 10 A.organise B.nursery C.similar D.collection III Choose the word which best fits each gap of the sentence 11 In English school education system, schooling is for all English children from the age of to 16 A.optional B.temporary C.reinforced D.compulsory 12 The academic year in England runs from September to July and is divided into three A courses B seasons C.terms D.sections 13 Each term is by a one-week break called half term A.separated B divided C.defined D.discriminate 14 The state school system and the public shool system are in England A.equal B.parallel C.similar D.likewise 15 The state school system 93% of the pupils in England A trains B teaches C.instruct D.educates 16 Any children who pass the final examination at the secondary school can be with this certificate A.set B.nominated C.awarded D.sent 17 The school day normally finishees at 3.00p.m in England A.typical B.formal C.usual D.normal 18 Vienamese students have to take an entrance to go to a college or a university A.pretest B.exam C.competition D.contest 19 should understand that disciplinary actions not always work with sudents A.Headmasters B.Trainers C.Educators D.Psycologists 20 In some cases, the generational are sometimes more difficult for parents to accept than the teachers A.discriminations B.differences C.varieties D.changes B GRAMMAR: Choose the best answer 21 I think that the football final match all over the world A.is broadcasting B.was broadcasting C.will broadcast D.will be broadcast 22 Today many serious childhood diseases by early immunization A.are preventing B.can prevent C.were prevented D.can be prevented 23 Dr.Jones the prize in chemistry by the Nobel Committee A.was awarded B was been awarded C.was being awarded D.was awarding 24 In recent years, the government imposed pollution controls on automobile manufactures Both domestic and imported automobiles must anti-pollution A.equip with B.equip by C.be equiped with D.be equiped by 25 A shortage of water is a problem in many parts in the world In some areas, water from the ground faster than nature can replenish the supply A.is being taken B.has been taken C.is taking D.has taken 26 Vitamin C by the human body It gets into the blood stream quickly A.absorbs easily B.is easily absorbing C.is easily absorbed D.absorbed easily 27 “ When can I have my car back?” – “ I think it’ll late in this afternoon.” A.finish B.be finished C.have finished D.being finished 28 About 15.000 years ago, northern Wisconsin under ice a mile deep A.burried B.was burrying C.was burried D.had burried 29 The Mayan Indians an accurate and sophisticated calendar more than seven centuries ago A.were developed B.developed C.are developed D.have been developed 30 Grass by fat cows on the green meadow A.are eaten B.was being eaten C.were being eat D.was been eaten 31 The pedestrians in cities by automobiles A.were not frightening B.did not frighten C.will not frighten D are not frightened 32 So much progress that there may be space-light to Mars A.are being made B.is being made C.will be made D.will being made 33 Renoir’s paintings masterpieces all over the world A.are considered B.is considered C.had considered D.considered 34 Millions of pounds worth of damage has by a storm which across the north of England last night A.caused/ has passed B.been caused/ has been passed C.caused/ passed D.been caused/ passed 35 Bradford Hall as a home for a City Arts Centre for the last ten years A.has been used B.was being used C.was used D.had been used 36 Sometimes printing errors after the newspaper has been published A.are discovered B.have been discovered C.had been discovered D.would be discovered 37 Last night a tonado through the village It destroyed everything in its path A.swept/ was B was swept/ was C.swept/ X D.was swept/ X 38 The hotel, which last month, has with modern facilities A.has completed/ being equiped B.was completed/ been equiped C.completed/ equiped D.completed/ been equiped 39 In some rural areas, health care by a small number of doctors and nurses A.is provided B.provided C.is being provided D.provides 40 Many people believe we can look forward to the day when even our household jobs like cleaning and decorating by computer-control robots A.will be done B.would be done C.are being done D.will be doing C READING I Read the passage and choose the best answer A In a Western society such as the United States or Canada, which has many national, religious, and cultural differences, people highly value individualism – the differences among people – and independent thinking Teachers place a lot of importantce on the qualityies that make each student special The educational systems in these countries show these values Students not often memorize information Instead, they work individually and find answers themselves, and they express their ideas in class discussion At an early age, student learn how to form their own ideas and opinions B In most Asian societies, by contrast, the people have the same language, history and culture Perhaps for this reason, the educational system in much of Asia reflects society’s belief in group goals and traditions rather than individualism Chieldren in China, Japan, and Korea often work together and help one another on assignments In the classroom, the teaching methods are very formal The teacher lectures, and the students listen There is not much discussion Instead, the students recite rules or information that they have memorized C The advantage of the educational system in North America, on the other hand, is that students learn to think themselves They learn to take the initiative – to make a dicision and take action without someone telling them what to The system prepares them for a society that values creative ideas There is, however, a drawback, a disadvantage When students graduate from high school, they haven’t studied as many basic rules and facts as students in other countries have 41 According to the passage, the educational system in a Western society such as United States or Canada shows A.religious differences B.the differences among people C.independent thinking D.B and C 42 Thanks to the teaching methods that value individualism, students A.often memorize information B.form their own ideas at an early age C.work together on assignments D.listen to teachers and take notes 43 are reflected in most Asian educational systems A.social belief and traditions B.The differences among people C.Class discussions D Specific ideas and opinions 44 One advantage to the system of education in Japan is that students A.can be self-control B.learn to show their own opinions C.learn the social skills working together D.express their ideas in class discussions 45 The educational system in North America prepares students A for a modern society B.for a society that values creative ideas C.for a sefl-control society D.for a co-operation society II Read the passage and then fill in each blank with the best completion INTELLIGENT TESTS A School exams are, general speaking, the first kind of tests we take They find out how much knowledge we have (46) But they really show how intelligent we are? After all, isn’t it a (47) that some people are very successful academically don’t have any (48) sense? B Intelligence is the speed (49) which we can understand and (50) to new situations and it is usually tested by logic puzzles Although scientists are now preparing (51) computer technology that will be able to “read” our brains, (52) tests are still the most popular ways of measuring intelligence C A person’s IQ is their intelligence (53) it is measured by a special test The most common IQ tests are (54) by mensa, an organisation that was founded in England in 1946 By 1976 it (55) 1,300 members in Britain Today there are (56) in the US D People taking the tests are judged in (57) to an average score of 100, and those who score over 148 are entitled to join Mensa This (58) at 2% of the population Anyone from the age of six can take the tests All the questions are straightforward and most people can answer them if (59) enough time But that’s the problem – the whole (60) of the tests is that they’re against the clock 46 A.fetched B.gained C.attatched D.caught 47 A.case B.fact C.circumstance D.truth 48 A.natural B.bright C.sharp D.common 49 A.on B.to C.in D.at 50 A.accord B.react C.answer D.alter 51 A.advance B.forward C.ahead D.upper 52 A.at this age B.for the present C.at the time D.now and then 53 A.how B.that C as D.so 54 A.appointed B.commanded C.run D.steered 55 A.held B.had C.kept D.belonged 56 A.largely B.enormously C.highly D.considerably 57 A.concern B.relation C.regard D.association 58 A.adds up B.turns to C.comes up D.works out 59 A.allowed B.spared C.let D.provided 60 A.reason B.point C.matter D.question D ERROR IDENTIFICATION: Identify the error in each sentnence 61 Education systems established to provide education and training, in most cases for children A B C and the young D 62 In general, primary education consist of six or seven years of schooling starting at the age of or 6, A B although this varies within countries C D 63 The National curriculum is set by the Government and must be following in all state schools A B C D 64 English, Maths and Science are core subjects, in which are compulsory in all the national examinations A B at certain stages of the school educational system C D 65 Computers are now much smaller and more powerful but they can be bought much more cheaply A B C D 66 A new study by UNESCO’s Institute for Statistics (UIS) is highlights the strong effect of social A B C inequality on primary education systems in many countries D 67 All data in computer changed into electronic pulses by an intput unit A B C D 68 The purpose of secondary education can be to give common knowledge, to prepare for higher A B C education or to be trained directly in a profession D 69 Do you know of a breakthrough idea that is improved learning and is adaptable to different contexts? A B C D 70 Mirrors were made of shiny metal were used by the Egyptians in ancient times A B C D THE END ... to be announced A A A A B 10 D D D C C 9.A 10 B 11 B , 12 A, 13 D, 14 C, 15 D Tên : Lê Thái Anh Chi Lớp :12 A KIỂM TRA CUỐI NĂM 2 011 MÔN: ANH VĂN – T7 I.VOCABULARY a.Choose the right answer to... disturbance discolors security; terrorism at; on; of across C D A 10 A C A A 10 C KIỂM TRA CUỐI NĂM 2 011 MÔN: ANH VĂN – T3 I a 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 VOCABULARY Choose the right answer to fill... like strange adults whereas they are ready to reach out for any other infant c 1.B A D C C III D B D D Tên: Trần Thị Băng Tâm Lớp: 12A C C D A A D C B 10 D KIỂM TRA CUỐI NĂM 2 011 MÔN: ANH VĂN –

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