Unless we don't save water, we will have to suffer from water shortage' ,Wy don't we stay for another two days in this fantastic resort?" said Nancy to her euestiog Zg.. resort two more [r]
(1)Di thi th* Dqi hec fiilng Anh tin ndw 2014, Tradng THPT BQ GIAO DVC VA Edo T+o rmtiirvcoAt Hgc srreu4M nIA NqI TRTTCING TEPT C}f{IYEN (Bi E€q vi ChWen eE E*i EE{E ho' c Sa fham EE{{t #AE E{+C &#T Ttae6ng S3/2&14 thi: TIENG ANE{' KhAi B Thdi gian ldm bdi: 90 Philt MOm tla; ed A6 tuwreg) t6n thi sinh: Me dA s6: 439 s6 uao danh: BB rm coM 80 cAu lrtl cAu raor s6 r ofn CAU HoI sd eo) DANEI CEIS TAT cA rmi smqEl C, or D on yoE r twzswer sheet ta indicate tlae Reail tltefollowing passage and weark tlae letter '4, B, correctwordfar each of the bXanksfrorn I to l0' E-STYLE! how to lay out a letter? well, the good thing about Remember all that advice people used to give you about to put you' is that you dtn't need to wolry about most of that No need want to' some people do' you don't 'Deat Dan' if in the top right-hand corner or wherever No need to say (2) (1)_ (3)(s)-details however, add a at the bottom of their (4)- - it usually contains all their , i- In(6)-.-_-. ofgeneralstyle,though,it'sagoodideatokeepitshortandsweet'Rememberthat you Lail, so try not to add to their bills You'll find your e-mail style people are paying 1o (7) than in conventional correspondence, as most people see it as an tends to be much -"i" CIl_ if it's so won't look at ail (9).extended form of conversation Of course, your mail ungrammatical or badly spelt that no one can understand it! at you in capitals This is Most junk mail features headings and text that scream not to annoy people by doing it' equivalent of shouting, and looks rather rude, so it's better C communication D- e-mail Question A electronics B websites D frle number C Question A phone number B surname D autograPh C B dedieation Questiosr A (10)- postscript Questioxr A message Question A Private Question A terms Question A download Question A informal Question A Question 10 impressive A.looked B rnemo B factual B matter B' send B stYlish B impressed B considered address signature C report C contact C regard C forward C.looser C impressivelY C thought as the D folder D contract D course D store D.lazY D impressing D regarded way to coweplete each af tlee Mark tlrc letter ,4, B, c, or D on your &ftswer sheet to itttlicste the'best provided' following sentences with tke words or pkrases sees in a series ofinkblots describes subject the Question 11 In a Rorschach test, D that he or she she or C' he A seeing he or she B what he or she in virginia was the hrst settlement in the New world J Qerestion 12.=-. in 1607,, Jamestown D To be found C.It was founded B Founding A Founded in 1820 by the Danish could produce magnetism Qelestion 13 The discovery that electricity physicist, Hans Christian Oersted B by accident was D by accident C was rnade bY adcident an average of less than ten inches of rain Question 14 A dessert is described as a region A was an accident falls in a year (2) Di thi th* Dqi hsc ti6ng Anh liin n6m 'A which 2014, Trudng THpr ChuyEn Dqi hpc su phqnt has B there is Questirin 15 Digital systems work C in which D in which is first by changing quantity and then numbers A convert the measurements C to convert the mea-surements into strips of B converting the measurements D the measuremeats convert ReaC ihefollowireg passege a*d mark €Eee tetter A, E, C, ar B eFE.leEeF answer sheet Eo Eadica2e tke correct $FEs*jer to eeeEE af the q*xtiensfrom 16 to.ZS [1] Escalaiors are very eo$imcn ioday in shopping malls, govemment br:iidings, arnuse:aent parks, aird iiiany other locaticns They :*re keown tc be staireases which move via a convey.or belt, ,,d-,fi tracks lvhich maietain each step i:r a horizentai pasldon Hcwever, the escalator began as an aipi;semeat end aci *s a practical transport [2] In i892, Jesse Reao patentec: his mo-"tng stairs, or i'iaclined elevatcr" Taree ye.ars laier, he ereated a aoveity at Caney islarrd &am ids pateated design: a m+r,ing stalrway that elev'aied =de passengers on a conveyor belt at aZS degree angle [3] Charles Seeberger, together with the otis Elevator Company, produced the fust commercial in 1899 at the Otis factory in Yonkers, N.Y The Seeberger-Otis wooden escalator won first prize at the Paris 1900 Exposition Universelle in France Charles Seeberger sold his patent rights for the escalator to the Otis Elevator Company in 1910, which also bought Jesse Reno's escalator patent in 1911 [4] Otis has dominated escalator production since that time, by combining and enhancing various designs including the cleated level steps still in use today The word "escalator", which was at fust a tuademarked escalator name, has become a common descriptive term Question 16 How long have elevatotrs been produced as a mode of transport? A more than 75 years B more than 125 years C more than 100 years D more than 50 years Question 17 Which is the best placefor thefollowing sentence? 6'The first patent relating to an escalator-like machine was granted in 1859 to a Massachusetts man for a steam-driven unit.t' A.tu B.[3] c.l2l D.[4] Question 18 Which of thefollowing is true of the tg00 Exposition {Jniverselle in paris? A It introduced the escalator to the world B It showed how versatile wood is in making things C It showed a new use for the steam engtne I I n -l- -u, itTl Siruweci irow money coui<i be made from this new ride Question 19 What is the topie of the passage? A how escalators work B the history of the escalator C the differences between elevators and escalators D Jesse Reno's invention Questiau 20 What aan be inferredfrom the passage? A The elevatar was inve*ted'nefcre the escalatar B The Otis Elevator Company is stil! prcducing escalators C Escalaiors ioday e.re differeat from Jesse p.€no's D e!! cftlee anx*:ers Q'*esti*n 21 Cor,pleie ihe surninery of the pass*ge -belcw by chcosirag fhe ansv,er th*i centains the ftast i mD a r t s nt i nfa;- ;n i o n Ehls passage dlseesses the deveE+pree*t ef €&e eseaEa€or .Fesse R-eno pa€ented tEie fire€ eseeEa€+r as a ride ia 1892 A The Ctis Elevaior Company.,','as the firsi to mai<e a commercial escaiator and has dominated escalator production ever since (3) Oi ilrf tt,;, Oqi hpc tidng Anlt lin ndm 2014, Tru'6'ng THPT Chuy€n Dqi hqc Sot phqnt B Th" Otis Eteya1or Company Uorght Jesse Reno's and Charles Seeberger's patents C Escalators are very cofitmon today as novelty rides at amusement parks in Faris D An escalator designed by the Ctis Elevator Company won a pize atthe Exposition 1900 Question 22 ThA word "wfeic[e" in paragraph refers to B escalator A Otis Elevator ComPanY D patent C rights Question 23 Wy does the Guthor rnention Coney Island? A The Otis Elevator Company is located there B The first escalator was built there as an amusement park ride C It was Jesse Reno's hometown D The first escalator for practical transport was built there production? Question 24 Why has Otis been able to daminate escalator A It bought all rights to escalator patents by 1910' B It designed the first escalator C It has improved escalator designs' D It is the only company to produce commercial escalators' closest in meaning to Question 25 The word "enlrarccing" in paragraph is D" improving designing c B selling A finding to Mark the letter A, E, C, or D on your answer sheet to indi.cate the sentence that is closest in meaning the sentenee(s) in italics ,vvorked as a driver on tlrc Italian Front There he was badly wounded eneestion 26.-Hemingyay A Hemingway was badly wounded where he worked as a driver on the Italian Front B Hemingway worked as a driver where he was badly wounded on the Italian Front' C Hemingway worked on the Italian Front where a driver was badly wounded D Hemingway worked as a driver on the Italian Front, where he was badly wounded27 IJ-we don't save water, we will have to sffir from water shortage' Question A If we save w-ater, we won't have to suffer from water shortage B Unless we don't save water, we won't have to suffer from water shortage' c If we save water, we will have to suffer from water shortage D Unless we don't save water, we will have to suffer from water shortage' ,Wy don't we stay for another two days in this fantastic resort?" said Nancy to her euestiog Zg husband resort two more days A Talking to her husband, Nancy suggested extending their holiday in that marvelous at that beautiful resort for two days B Nancy asked her husband the reason why they wouldn't be able to stay to extend their holiday two more days C Nancy and her husband liked the resort so much that they wanted resort for two days D Nancy couldn,t think of a reason why they couldn't stay at that wonderfrrl phoned I lcnow I promised to be euestion 29 I'm sorry I wasn't in the ffice when yau A I must have been in the office when you phoned' B I should have been in the office when you phoned' C I might be in the office when you phoned' D I should be in the office when you phoned have gone to visit them while I was'in Paris eerestion 30 If I,d known where they lived I would certainly A I wanted to visit them while I was in Paris but as I didn't have their address, I couldn't' B Last week I was in Paris but I didn't feel like going to visit them them C I didn,t even know they were living in Paris so I never thought of visiting D I visited them when I was living in Paris but now I've lost touch with them Trang 3/6 - Md dd s6: $9 (4) l ,: tH,ffi Uot hor t,dns^ry t nU* ,0t0, ,lnlng THpT Chuy€nDqi hoc Supham Mark iln l"Ut, pronoahced differentlyfrom that of the others in each of thefollowing qaestions Question 31 A milkmaidg B serieg C customg Question 32 L.deteqmingg! Question 33 A toueh Questie* 31 A.rnhgbitant Qn:est!+n 35 A ghare B composg! B sgbsidy g mat" B eo-niruir,ial C.'43inerab,ie D epidemicg D forg! D rndustry Ivr lI C unnoticgg! th+la+rA* rtlI4gluu C apprcach enniar.f D Jeetor Reed thefeEtowing p*ssege and mark the iefrer A, E, C, er E o?E ,vsssy e;c_cwer sEEeet €a indiee€e ilee ecrreci EiEswer io each af tlie qaestiores 36 io 45, fr+r:e Ha"'e you ever '&ot:g!rt ab+ut the a*mes af the slonilis? wh}" g.-* jaEuaryr, and Februa*;'; oo, cailcd 'oFiirEs" cr "seccndo"? Is it becai:sE the criginal na$:.ss -*,rere created in aoeiset ti*es? or is it beeause the originaiors preferred cdd words? Take February, for example say it aioud a few times and you start to wonder Most people don,t know who developed these names However, a little research reveals that the names of the months came mostly from a combination of the nalnes of Roman gods and goddesses, important erii"Jr, *a ,n" numbers of the montbs ""&"r Julius caesar and Pope Gregory xIII changed the calendar to make it more exact caesar developed a new calendu of 364 Ye days, the time it takes the earth to orbit the sun from oo" ,priog season to the next The Pope's ashonomers refined the calendar regarding leap years; they determined that there should be no leap year in years ending in 00 - unless they were aivisiure iy a00; the years 1700, 1g00, 1g00, and 2100 would not be considered leap years, while the years 1600 ana'zooo would be This new Gregorian calendar was so accurate that today, scientists need only add leap seconds every fewyears to the clock in order to 'r JvqD keep the calendar matching the Earth's cycles Question 36 Theword,'they,, inparagraph refers to A calendars B days C astronomers D years 37 The Question word "accurare" in paragraph is closest in meaning to A interesting B infomrative C correct D simple Question 3& Which afthefollowingwill be a leapyem? 4.2300 Question 39- wich a it neeeis major 8.2400 c.2200 of thefonowing is true of the Gregorian carendar? D.2500 rcaprol,ements B none of the answers C It was so well designpd" it needs little adjusting today D It copied the Roman calendar's formula of leap year; Question 40 What is the topic ofthepassage? A howthe modem calendar wasn"msd and developed B howthe montl,q were nained C how tbe leap year sysiem -.,,,as deveiope.C D how accixdte ^,he rcadem day calenCar is *u" -"#*o 11 WW is Caesar impertant ln calenddr makir,g? A iie ehaaged ihe length af a E i{e exiec.ded suiiiiner c' He has a month eamed for D He altered the eu.e.ber af days the year Qa-es1aa 42' Inwhd order is tke informaiion in the passage presenicd? ye€r hi*t' A caesar's cdeadar, tire Gregariaa eaieadai, the raade.i B P.amarr Gods, impot'uaat festivals, crigi*J ""r."#-tnumbers ofmoqths e names ofmonths, Caesar's caleadar,,.he Gr*goiar-r Caiendar D none ofthe answers (5) Da thi thit Dqi hqc tiiing Anh ldn hqc ndm 2014' Trwdng THPT Chuyan-Eqi Sa phlnt o'ograP,T X closest in nteaning to A studied B' invented It can be inferredfrom paragraplt I C'observed thaLt 2, ?^:)Yiili rmontlts are the oatlz.or thinl<s the names of the arffffiT '- i non of the ahswers B' difficult to pronounce D' inaPProPriate C odd of 364|/a important Question 45 W is the number of spring to the end of winter' A It is the length of time from the beginning B It is the length of a planetary year' calendars' C It is the most accurate number for by Caesar for his calendar' chosen D It was a number randomly to eacfu af tlee skeet to iwdicate tlze coirect Gnswer Mark the letter A, B, c, or D an yowr &nswer for' following questions so you know what You are aiming to set yourself clear important It't 45 Question D decisions C ambitions opporhrnities IJ' B oPPurtuurueD goals A goals all morning.' + 'Because I yo" tired yesterdut?: *"" 'Why 47 Question ,'o D has been jogging jog B had been jogging C' A had jogged a lot when theY talk people use their hands and country my In 48 Qneestion D gesture C tell B show A imitate school struggle not learn to read before they frnish who Children 49 Question throughout the rest of their education' D' nursery B' kindergarten C' first A primary my hands at first' but I finally Question 50 Karate hurt D' got use to C' got used to B' was used to A was used Question A 5l She is verY materialistic B' optimistis +"Questioxr 62 -"Aftet You!" A Thaxk you very much C My pleasure C' opporrunities D' realistic B' I'm so sorry' D' It doesn't matter' with my leg in plaster'" work getting back from the hospital Question 53 - "It was hard + "You should D' be calling B' have been cJling C' have called A call with each other' you can tell a lot by the way *.irb.r, of a family 54 Question D' relative C' identiff A understand B' interact delicious' Why don't you try some? Question 55 This soup D' has tasted C' tasted B' tastes A is tasting Question 56 The talent A skill generous Question 57 trt was veiy B' about A of ' B' C' knowledge me' Voy to offer to help C' for we have the bill' please? Question 58 Customer: Can Waiter: A involved Question 61 A Had D' in B CertainlY, I'll get it for You' D Yes, but we've closed on MondaYs go for a run every moming before work D would C use to in politics as a student D dipped C enthusiastic B , awale you'd have lost weight by now you cut down your carbohydrate intake' D Did C.If B Were f*"g stO - hfa di s6: $9 A I'm glad You enjoYed it' C It comes to f.35.50' retired, my grandma Question 59 Before she B' was used to A got used became Question 60 The president first to D' ability (6) Di thi thi Dqi t oc tiiine ,-r,*:_T1tl"rr",* A! & ndm 2014, TrudnS THpT ChuyEn Dqi hpc St phsm had C B could-n,t have -.^_ A: concemed B interested Question 64 Lucia was suinrised when her guests a up iool:od R eees#oe 65 Ten mitiion uulr:.srcJl Questia* 66 We A have A aa*:^1-! , p**-,j;Y-k.o q er:rim,mins*.1:::5fi:-* "" B€-t ::**" *,J; ; #'=."1 r*, u,oo,rl*T,J.Jf=1t B A.:=1-:.:.1 rr- ea'ie up ,l;-JlJ;Les Fre ,*o, *r,c' B ave:e_ge C ncrmel - ^d t.=:,+ a' ldils nrrr h"re have "*,t 'i"ul *"r, D could n""' or"*,llTo C disappointed D astonished - iarn There ere rEany tiiings Eernbre B bad OT::r 6e The motoristmusr have !rri-e -r,u6 '', (r A C t' D.lied wrong b air*Uiog od T Question 79.-*MayI n""3rio* e-mail address?,, ,,o' A Certainly /a-'+^i*t., I,ll Trrt r - , A leave it in the fridge B No, I'm sorry I need it myself C I'd rather you didn't I hate the smell D I'm not sure I only give it to my friends Question 71 When I last saw Carrie, she told *" ,fr" ofbuying a house, but now she's changed her mind A thought B has been thinking C is thinking D was thinking Qraestion 72 I,mgoing to to yourparents aboit _ you, *;;;" .A talk B ask i * D discuss Question 73 -*Itwas your mistake, you know.,, ,, + , A' No, I'm sorry B I'm u*fuily ,orry c Don,t *.rtilr]1 Never mind Question 74 AII&e flowers for the wedding A are going to deliver B will be aefivering C are going to be delivered D will have delivered by Question 75 - "I'm going to set up the equipment in a minute.,, A v/ill r +" - e' w""fff to" u o*ut" oo , D shari i Mark the letterA' B, c, or D on your answer sheet to show the underlinedpart that needs coffection Question 76' children's ears are able to detect a w,ide variety of pitches than adults A are able B wide C Childrea,s D detect Question 77' our nervous system has over ten billions nerve cells in a network covering every inch of our skin and orqans A- nervous system B C Quesfloe ?8 Great af-rJre seaweed are fagnd in E*iie seawe.:d organs every q*titio - +"he D ten billions Sarea-sso Sea A fte e a iltrg*so Sea D are Qeest!** 79' The Dcdge brc.ttre'rs began doing their ae,:r aritomobiies t9i4, a-nd prcdu*ed oae of t-irst F.raencan a.utemobiies wiA ',' anetisi"et frody ._{ The Dedge {v' ^-v'rv -'' brotFrers B all_steel -f Lrr n r t Questiee B0' Bv seasuri+gr thq c'crar ef a siar, A is E the it colar n.1:fiG *";;-;;: can reii hry hot i't C how D measrring TEE END - *rhe (7) Bo GtAo Diic vA EAO TAO DAI E{Qe $Lr Ph{AM HA ruQE TRTgESG THPT GHUYHru TR[8'CYNG sAF Aru pC TE{I EE€E s&I ESQC TIENG ANH s#T 312s14 The (8)