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(1)LE HONG PHONG HIGH SCHOOL FIRST-SEMESTER ENGLISH EXAM CLASS 12D
Student’s full name: Class: ……
Choose the best answer to fill in each blank: About 35% of all high school graduates in America
continue their education in an institution of higher learning The word ‘college’ is used to (I) to either a college or a university These institutions offer four-year programs that lead to a Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science (II) Some students attend a junior college before entering a four-year college as a sophomore or junior It is generally easier to be admitted at a state university than a private one Most private schools require
(III) entrance examinations and a high grade point average (GPA), as well as specific college preparation classes in high schools Private schools cost (IV) more than colleges, and famous private schools are very expensive Poorer students can sometimes attend, however , by earning scholarships Some college graduates go on to get master or doctoral degrees Since college costs are very high, most students work at part-time jobs Although college and work demands (V) the great part of a student’s time, most still enjoy social activities
1 (I)
A refer B aim
C infer D denote
2 (II)
A certificate B qualification C diploma D degree (III)
A strict B arduous C rough D intense (IV)
A subsequently B absolutely C considerably D allegedly (V)
A take up B bring up C catch on D account for
Read the following passage and choose the correct answers:
Strictly speaking, cartography is the drawing or compiling of maps The explorers and surveyors go out and make measurements and gather the information from which the cartographers draw their maps Sometimes the fieldwork and the creation of the map are done by the same person But when the scope is broad and the sources of
information many, maps are more often a compilation of that information They represent the accumulated work of many people, brought together under the supervision of one person, the compiler The value of maps depends, of course, on the expertise of the compiler, who must sift through available information, select the most accurate data, and come up with a thoughtful and accurate synthesis of the geographic knowledge of the region What does it mean “scope”?
A range B problem C expense D result Which statement is wrong? A The compiler is very important
B Sometimes the fieldwork and the creation of the map are done by the same person
C Maps are the accumulated work of many people D Compilers can come up with the most accurate data What does a compiler most likely do?
A represent information B select the information C correct the information D draw
9 Which of the following procedures is the most common of cartography?
A The cartographers draw, and the explorers and
surveyors go out to check the information of their drawing B The cartographers draw from the information the explorers and surveyors collect while going out measuring C The explorers and surveyors go out, make
measurements, gather information and then draw maps for cartographers
D The explorers and surveyors collect information and then go out to measure and draw
10 What is the main idea of the passage?
A The compiler’s task is more important than that of the explorers and surveyors
B Maps are the product of a group effort brought together usually by one person
C Not all of the information initially compiled for maps is accurate
D The definition of cartography is the drawing or compiling of maps
Choose the best word or phrase to complete the following sentences:
11 Who will pay _ the camping trip? The school or the parents?
A to B in
C at D for
12 Different cultures dreams in different ways A express B interpret
C interfere D associate
13 Linda insisted making a trip to the Lake District, but nobody agreed her
A in-about B in-with C on-with D on-to
14 Parents tend to have little credit their children’s performance
A for B with
C by D in
15 She _ a small business and _ a good living
A put up-made B did – made C got – had D set up - earned
16 Though Helen is much younger than Rita, she is much more _
A mature B attentive C sympathetic D respectful
17 Youths are the _ force behind many social and technological advances
A pushing B driving C encouraging D processing
18 The boss blamed me _ the loss of the contract
A for B on
C about D over
(2)19 I read the contract again and again avoiding making spelling mistakes
A with a view to B in view of
C in terms of D by means of
20 Everybody working in the bank was suspicion after the robbery
A on B in C of D under
21 Carla is believed _through the next round of the interview easily
A to go B having gone C going D to have gone
22 _ Mount Everest is _ highest peak of Himalayas
A O- the-the B The-the-the C The – the – O D O – the - O
23 If you the teacher’s advice in the first place, things would be different
A took B take
C had taken D have taken
24 It is time we the shopping for Xmas
A did B had
C made D took
25 Talking loudly and staring at someone older than you may mean _ for him or her
A informality B attention C astonishment D disrespect
26 Deforestation has resulted _ floods in many provinces
A for B from
C by D in
27 What a surprise! Rita _ the chairwoman of the club after 12 years
A maintains B sustains C exists D remains
28 The people living in the countryside should be stopped _ burning forests for cultivation
A off B from
C at D by
29 Don’t keep nagging the child _ his forgetfulness
A about B on
C over D at
30 It is imperative that every parcel on board before the flight
A were checked B is checked C must be checked D be checked
31 If you _ such an important appointment tomorrow, we fishing together
A haven’t had – could go B don’t have – will go C didn’t have- could go
D hadn’t had- would have gone
32 yourself in the job and see how well you can it
A Do B Put C Make D Set
33 We will try to make different TV programs to _ the needs of viewers
A fill in B answer C satisfy D attend to
34 My grandparents are those who the most influences on me
A make B impose
C have D bring
35 The room was too small and I felt as if I in a lift
A would be B had been
C were D was
36 The immigrants, _ are under 15, are going to be put in this school
A half of them B whose half C half of which D half of whom
37 You can always rely _us We are ready to help A with B in C on D by
38 The new painting has wonder for the living room
A brought B made
C done D taken
39 Yolanda just walked into the race what her parents might think of it
A because of B as for C regardless of D apart from
40 The interviewer asked me for any other job A had I applied
B if I have applied C whether I had applied D that I applied
Identify the mistake in each of the following sentences:
41 A million of tourists from all over the world visit New York every year
A A B of C the D visit
42 Susan, my best friend, has been chosen being the only representative of this non-benefit organization
A has been B being
C of D non-benefit
43 Unless you know the truth, things would be easier for you, at least for now
A know B things
C for D for now
44 This brochure, which I received from your agency, gives wrong informations about the tour
A which B gives
C informations D the
45 I have never met him before we were put in one group during a field trip for high school seniors
A have never B put in C field trip D seniors
Pick out the word whose stress pattern is different 46 A peninsula B economy
C economics D advisory 47 A demeanor B mechanize C energy D concentrate 48 A attribute B address
C access D asset
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