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Choose the word in each group that has the underlined part pronounced differently from the rest.
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Choose a word in each line that has different stress pattern.
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11.If you can give me one good reason for your acting like this,___________ mention this incident again.
A. I will never B. I never C. will I never D. I don’t
12.One___________of public transport is its unpunctuality.
A.disappointment B. disadvantage C. disorder D. dislike
13.As consumers’ response to traditional advertising techniques declines, businesses are beginning_________ new methods of reaching customers.
A.the development B. be developing C.being developed D. to develop
14.The child was___________ for getting his shoes and socks wet.
A.corrected B. suffered C. scolded D. complained
15.The dog went_______ him and knocked him down.
A.over B. toward C. onto D. for
16.We_______________the nearest village before sunset.
A.came B. arrived C. got D. reached
17.If only I______ in the countryside right now: I’d go fishing in the river.
A.were B. am C. can be D. would
18.He used to________ his living by delivering vegetables to city hotels.
A.earn B. gain C. get D. receive
19.I have known him_____________ . I entered this school.
A.when B. since C. during D. until
20.We’ll play tennis and________ we’ll have lunch.
A.so B.so that C. then D. after
21.He can’t afford to go on holiday__________ taking a job.
A.unless B.until C. if D. without
22.Simon wishes he_______ have to clean all the windows.
A. needn’t B. doesn’t C. wouldn’t D. didn’t
23. It is_______unlikely that the President will agree to open the new airport.
A. mainly B. highly C. largely D. greatly
24.They have never any experience of living overseas.
A. had B. wished C. done D. made
25.Do you_________my turning the television down a bit?
A. want B. object C. mind D. disapprove
26.She put_________speaking to him as long as possible.
A. back B. up C. away D. off
27.Is it true___________the law says there is no smoking in restaurants in this city?
A. that B. what C. if D. if
28. The hotel has been built on the of the lake.
A.bank B. boundary C. shore D. front
29.It’s recommended that we become more concerned___________ the environment around us.
A.of B.to C. with D. about
30.”Is Hoang the best student in your group?”
“Yes. Why don’t you talk to him? He_________ be able to help you.”
A.must B.may C. can D. would
Read the following two passages and choose the correct answer A, B, C, or D to each of the questions.
The first English settlers in America soon discovered that they had to learn to make the best of indigenous foods. They had brought wheat and rye seeds with them, but these were difficult to grow in fields still tufted with tree stumps after the colonists’ amateurish clearing operations. Com, on the other hand, was easy.
From the North American Indian they learned not only how to grow it but how to cook it in a dozen simple and enjoyable ways – as porridge, flatbread, and as a kind of frumenty. They were pleased, too, to recognize their friend, the turkey (the Indians’ furkee).
From the Indians the settlers discovered not only what was edible but how to cook it. One example is the seacoast clambake, a way of cooking clams and corn. Another cooking technique discovered was the barbecue, which seems to have filtered north from the Caribbean where the Carib Indians salted and smoke-dried meat over a fire of animal hides, a technique they called boucan.
31 .It can be inferred from the passage that the first settlers__________ .
A.enjoyed the taste of indigenous foods
B.had come to America well prepared for farming
C.were amateurs when it came to planting crops
D.were dependent on the North American Indians for everything
32.What does the word ‘it’ in the second paragraph refer to?
A.Wheat B.Rye C. Com D. Porridge
33.It can be inferred from the passage that .
A.the seacoast clambake was a very English way of preparing clams
B.the seacoast clambake and the barbecue were new ways of cooking for the settlers
C.the barbecue gets its name from a kind of smoke-dried meat
D.the barbecue was a typical kind of American food
34.It can be inferred from the passage that .
A.the first settlers were expert at cutting down trees
B.the first settlers preferred English cooking
C.the first settlers and the Indians both valued the turkey
D.the Indians and the first settlers enjoyed cooking food together
35.The best title for the passage would be________ .
A.The foods and cooking techniques of the North American Indians
B.Carib Indian foods and cooking techniques
C.Difficulties encountered by the English settlers in growing crops in North America
D.The new foods and cooking techniques used by the settlers
The loss of jobs and persistent unemployment in the industrial countries is due mainly to changes in technology. It is thought to be misleading to blame job losses on the shift of corporations from the industrial countries to the Third World.
The present technological developments have been compared to a Third Industrial Revolution. The first, coming in the 19th century, was characterized by the steam engine and the use of coal. In the 1920s the second emerged with the use of oil and the electrodynamo. The third, and present one, is driven by computers, biotechnology and information technology.
However, there can be seen weaknesses in the newest of industrial revolutions. The technology is advancing so fast and productivity is rising so fast that we are left with a big problem. Because of the loss in jobs, caused largely by this new technology, there will not be enough people with money to buy all these products.
Technology has definitely enhanced our standard of living, even our quality of life. But as the capacity to produce expands and the lack of purchasing power and consequent demand diminish, there can be overproduction and recession, and what happens to our standard of living?
36.What is the main point the author is making?
A.Technology is the main cause of unemployment.
B.The industrial countries have more unemployment than the Third World.
C.Corporations have shifted to the Third World.
D.The present situation is like in the Industrial Revolution.
37.Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of one of the industrial revolutions?
A.The use of oil. B. The use of the computer.
B.The use of coal. D.The use of electricity.
38.What is stated as being the main weakness of the Third Industrial Revolution?
A.There will not be enough money around.
B.There won’t be enough products for everyone to buy.
C.There will be too few people who can afford to buy things.
D.There will be too many machines in the factories.
39.Why does the author think that there won’t be enough people to buy the products?
A.People will not be able to keep up with technology.
B.Many people will be unemployed.
C.There will be too many products.
D.Productivity will not be high enough.
40.What is the author’s attitude to technology?
A.It has improved our quality of life.
B.It has improved our purchasing power.
C.It has created more jobs.
D.It is not responsible for the recession.
Read the text below and decide which answer A, B, C or D fits each space.
People in many countries grow fresh water fish from eggs. They move the small fish into lakes and rivers. The fish live and (41)_____________ there. People go (42)_____ in these lakes and rivers. They enjoy catching fish because fish is also good food. Now the Japanese grow salt water fish. Most of them are yellow tail fish. Workers grow the fish from eggs. Every time they feed the fish, they play (43)_______of piano music. The fish (44)__________that piano music means food. When the fish are small, the Japanese put them into the ocean near the land. The fish find some of their (45)________ food. Workers also feed them. They play the same piano music. The fish (46)_______ know the music. They swim toward it and (47)______ the food. In (48)_______ months the fish are large. The Japanese play the same music again. The fish swim toward it and the workers (49)___________ them. The Japanese get about 15 percent of their seafood (50)________ farms in the ocean.
| 41. A. bred | B. born | C. grow | D. improve |
| 42. A. enjoying | B. fishing | C. hunting | D. catching |
| 43. A. songs | B. films | C.tapes | D. lots |
| 44. A. think | B.recognize | C. realize | D. learn |
| 45. A. own | B. private | C. self | D. individual |
| 46. A. recently | B. mostly | C. nearly | D. already |
| 47. A. see | B. find | C. bite | D. hold |
| 48. A. few | B. a few | C. couple | D. many |
| 49. A. grasp | B. catch | C. seize | D. hold |
| 50. A. on | B. of | C. from | D. in |
51.His (A) teacher encouraged (B) him taking part (C) in the competition (D).
52.I’d like to go (A) out for dinne (B) , but I don’t (C) feel like to eat (D)out tonight.
53.The more frequent (A) you exercise(B) , the greater (C) physical endurance you will have (D).
54.Robots in the home (A) might (B) not be enough creative (C) to do the cooking(D), plan the meal and so on.
55.It is (A) becoming extremely difficult (B) to grow enough to feed (C) the world’s rapidly increased population (D).
56.When (A) many of (B) my friends take a shower (C) in the morning, I usually take one (D) before I go to bed.
57.The little boy’s (A) mother bought him (B) a five-speeds-racing (C) bicycle for (D) his birthday.
58.The young (A) are thought being (B) the future leaders of the country, and it is essential (C) that they understand their responsibilities (D).
59.Stevens, along with (A) her cousins (B) from New Mexico, are (C) planning to attend (D) the festivities.
60.If there will be (A) too much exhaust fume (B) in the air (C), our breathing will be badly affected (D).
Choose the alternative which is closest in meaning to the underlined word.
61. They tried hard not to be discontented.
A. discouraged B. displeased C. naughty D. serious
62.These shoes are made of imitation leather.
A.natural B. man-made C. valuable D. expensive
63.The naughty boy was scolded yesterday.
A.told off B. complimented C. caught D. beaten
64.They grumbled about the food.
A.argued B. complained C. thought D. bargained
65.He was astounded at his bad luck.
A.unhappy B.frightened C. astonished D. amused
66.In the 1920s, amateur theater performances benefited poor families and other charitable causes.
A.untrained B. inexperienced C. non-profit D. nonprofessional
67.The widespread use of pesticides and herbicides has led to contamination of groundwater in some areas.
A.extensive B. experimental C. occasional D. general
68.In this fairy tale there is a wicked old woman.
A.evil B. marked C. weak D. immortal
69.This organization aims to help the less able in society to lead an independent life.
A.identify B. entertain C. assist D. defend
70.When we travel overseas we hope to go to Iceland.
A.on the sea B. by water C.with foreigners D. to foreign lands
Choose the correct phrase or clause to complete each of the sentences.
71.This is one of the most thrilling detective stories_________ .
A.I read so far B.I’ve ever read
C.never have D.I read I have already read
72.Although it was raining heavily,___________ .
A.he went out without a raincoat
B.but he went out without a raincoat
C.so he went out without a raincoat
D.however he went out without a raincoat
73.The knee is ________ most other joints in the body because it cannot twist without injury.
A.more likely to be damaged than B.likely to be more than damaged
C.more than likely to be damaged C.to be damaged more than likely
74.The American Academy of Poets, ____________ the 1930’s, provides financial assistance to support working poets.
A.when it was founded B.was founded
C.which was founded in D.was founded in
75.My friends were dancing and singing
A.all night long B.as long as the night
C.all the night round D.all night from beginning to end
Choose one sentence that has the same meaning as the root one.
76.If he had hurried, he would have caught the train.
A.He had to catch the train, so he was in a hurry.
B.He missed the train because he didn’t hurry.
C.He doesn’t hurry, so he won’t catch the train.
D.The train was delayed, so he wouldn’t have to hurry.
77.He learned to drive when he was eighteen.
A.His father made him drive when he was eighteen.
B.He could drive when he was eighteen, but he didn’t.
C.He has been using his car since he was eighteen.
D.He has driven since he was eighteen.
78.It was only because his wife helped him that he was able to finish his book.
A.Without his wife’s help, he couldn’t have finished his book.
B.His wife was able to finish the book with his help.
C.If only he had been able to finish his book.
D.If his wife helped him, he would be able to finish his book.
79.The robbers made the bank manager hand over the money.
A.The bank manager was allowed to hand over the money.
B.The robbers helped the bank manager hand over the money.
C.The bank manager was forced to hand over the money.
D.The robbers noticed the bank manager hand over the money.
80.”Sorry madam, looking after the garden is not my duty.”
A.He apologized for not looking after the garden.
B.He said that he was not responsible for looking after the garden.
C.He promised to look after the garden.
D.He asked me if looking after the garden was his duty.
ĐÁP ÁN
| 1.B | 2.A | 3.B | 4.D | 5.C |
| 6.C | 7.A | 8.B | 9.D | 10.C |
| 11.A | 12.B | 13.D | 14.C | 15.D |
| 16.D | 17.A | 18.A | 19.B | 20.C |
| 21.D | 22.D | 23.B | 24.A | 25.C |
| 26.D | 27.D | 28.C | 29.D | 30.B |
| 31.C | 32.C | 33.B | 34.C | 35.D |
| 36.A | 37.D | 38.C | 39.B | 40.A |
| 41.C | 42.B | 43.C | 44.D | 45.A |
| 46.D | 47.B | 48.B | 49.B | 50.C |
| 51.C (to take part) | 56.A (While) |
| 52.D (eating) | 57.C (five – speed – racing) |
| 53.A (frequently) | 58.B (are thought to be) |
| 54.C (creative enough) | 59.C (is) |
| 55.D (increasing population) | 60.A (is) |
| 61.B | 62.B | 63.A | 64.B | 65.C |
| 66.D | 67.A | 68.A | 69.C | 70.D |
| 71.B | 72.A | 73.A | 74.C | 75.A |
| 76.B | 77.D | 78.A | 79.C | 80.B |