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I. Listening(20 câu)
II. Lexico grammar:
Part 1. Choose the word or phrase which best completes each sentence.
21. Thomas Edison……… inventions using electricity during his long career.
A. patented with many C. was patented many
B. patented for many D. patented many
22. Buy the new …….. of soap now on sale: it’s softer than all others.
A. model B. brand C. mark D. manufacture
23. The forecast predicted…… weather with snow, sunshine, wind and thunder and that is just what we have had.
A, differing B. various C. variable D. fluctuating
24. ………. The rainfall was adequate this year, the crops did not produce a high yield.
A. Since B. Although C. However D. Due to
25. That’s a nice coat, and the color….. you well.
A. fits B. matches C. suits D. couples
Part 2. Write the correct form of the bold-typed words in the following passage.
Reading is, of (necessary), a primary occupation of the college student. In our (graduation) years, we find ourselves in the (forcing) company not only of our textbooks, but of numerous assignments in (collaterally) reading as well. As we progress, we are (throwing) more and more upon our own reading resources. (Consider) this, and also that the first member of the “three R’s” has been our (company) since our earliest school days, it is amazing to meet in college with students who have level of (reader) rate and (comprehend) fall so low as to constitute a formidable barrier to their (education) careers.
Part 3. Choose the word or phrase that best fills each of the blank.
Elle Law is one of the unluckiest people (36. of, over, through, in) the world. Last year she broke (37. her, one’s, the, one) her leg, her house (38. went on fire, started fire, caught fire, got on fire) twice in six months, she was very badly (39. damaged, injured, wounded, wrecked) in a car accident, she lost a lot of expensive (40. jewel, jewelry, jewelries, jewelers), and burglars broke into her flat and (41. stole, robbed, seized, brought) all her money.
Miss Law is one of the people chosen to take part in (42. a research, researches, a search, research) on the subject of luck. The department of psychology aims to (43. find, find out, know, get to know) whether certain people are luckier than others. They do not believe that it is natural for some people to have luck while others seem to (44. lack, lack of, lacking, in lack of) it.
Successful people often claim that they are lucky. If someone thinks they are lucky, they are much more confident (45. for, with, about, to) succeeding and they try harder in whatever they do. Unlucky people are completely the opposite: they generally feel they are incapable of gaining anything.
III. Reading
Part 1. Choose the word or phrase that best fills each of the blank.
London – the student’s capital?
London is the city which seems to draw people like a magnet from across the country, not to (46. say, include, utter, mention) from around the world. London is cool, fashionable and multi-cultural. For the (47. budding, bidding, blooming, blithering) student, it is the most incredible arts, academic, and entertainment centre.
London is one of the few real student capitals of the world. Despite the grime, the (48. peak, high, top, extreme) costs, the troublesome transport system, and the (49. overestimated, overawed, overwhelming, overloaded) sensation of living with eight million people, students (50. stem, wave, pounce, flock) to the city’s universities.
However, rents are steep, with students paying around £75 a week for a room in a (51. divided, parted, shared, separated) house. Halls of (52. residence, accommodation, dormitories, wards) are little over this price – but, of course, include meals and (53. invoices, bills, costs, receipts).
Work is plentiful at the moment, so a part time job should be easy to (54. out, get, do, come) across, and there are all sorts of graduate (55. chances, possibilities, occasions, opportunities) with the best (56. rates, terms, conditions, means) of pay in the country, The London institutions try to play (57. up, at, out, down) the cost of (58. life, living, live, livelihood) so as not to (59. set, run, write, put) off future students, there is no doubt about it, London costs money and you will be looking at sizable (60. balance, increase, debt, gain) on graduating
còn 2 part nữa. 1 bài đọc và trả lời câu hỏi multiple choice. 1 bài điền câu vào chỗ trống. ko khó đâu.
IV. Writing
Part 1. Finishing each of the following sentences in such a way that it means the same as the sentence printed before it.
81. House prices have risen dramatically this year.
There has
82. It was only when I left home that I realized how much my father meant to me.
Not until
83. You can use it as long as you like, and it won’t wear out.
No matter
84. He will be returning from Africa quite soon.
It won’t
85. although she happily married, she sometimes feels very lonely.
Despite
86. We can only get into the house if someone has the key to the door.
Unless
87. The only reason the party was a success was that a famous film star attended it.
Had it not
88. Martin may not be very well but he still manages to enjoy life.
Martin’s poor
89. The only thing that makes his job worthwhile is the money.
Were
90. Though he is still very young, he has made remarkable achievements in his field.
Young
Part 2: cho 1 biểu đồ rồi describe the changes. phần này tìm trong các sách Academic writing có đấy.
Part 3. Write an essay that ends with this remark: “Education in the family has become more important these days.” Your essay should be about 250 words long.
Part 4. “Traveling broadens the mind.” What do you think? Write an essay to discuss the remark. Your essay should be about 250 words long.
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