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SỞ GIÁO DỤC VÀ ĐÀO TẠO KỲ THI CHỌN HỌC SINH GIỎI CẤP TỈNH
LONG AN Năm học: 2015-2016
ĐỀ DỰ BỊ
Khóa ngày: 12/ 04/ 2016
Môn thi: TIẾNG ANH – KHỐI 9
Thời gian: 150 phút (không kể thời gian giao đề)
LƯU Ý: THÍ SINH LÀM BÀI TRÊN TỜ PHIẾU TRẢ LỜI (ANSWER SHEET),
KHÔNG LÀM BÀI TRỰC TIẾP LÊN ĐỀ THI NÀY
PART 1: LISTENING (4 POINTS)
You will hear a boy called Caspar, who is part of a circus family, talking about his life. For each question, fill in the missing information in the numbered space. Listen to the recording twice.
Caspar and the Circus Family
Caspar’s mother dances across a (1)___________________in the circus.
Caspar’s brother is in an act where as many as (2)______________people balance on a
motorbike.
Caspar’s dad is a good circus boss because he is (3)____________ and has strong voice.
Caspar starts the show by marching in front of the (4)_______________
There are no animals in the show except a (5)_________________
PART 2 : GRAMMAR AND VOCABULARY (5 POINTS)
A. Write the correct tense of the verbs in brackets (2 points)
A man whose cat (1. bite) _______ by a dog (2. look) _______ for a box in which to take the cat to the vet. The only box he could find was one which (3. use) _______ to store a frozen turkey. At the surgery, the vet (4. peer) _______ closely at the large label on the box: “DEEP FROZEN TURKEY”.
“To be honest”, he remarked, shaking his head. “I don’t think there’s much I can do about this.”
A man who (5. know) _______ for his mean habits (6. go) _______ shopping with his wife. As his birthday (7. come) _______ soon, she (8. try) _______ to buy him a card. She (9. just select) _______ one when her husband (10. take) _______ the card from her hands and read the inscription inside. “Thank you, dear” he said, putting the card back on the shelves.
B. Fill in each blank with an appropriate preposition. (2 points)
1. They are accustomed__________________ having a big breakfast.
2. They are well aware _________________the serious of environment.
3. Eating carrots is good __________________your eyes.
4. They are very kind _____________me.
5. Streets were crowded ______________people last weekend.
6. I stared blankly ______________the paper in front of me.
7. Some people believed that they saw a UFO ______________their house.
8. He got a letter from the doctor that showed he was ________________perfect health.
9. He was acquitted _______________ the crime.
10.People are confused _____________ all the different labels on food these days.
C. Use the correct form of the words given (1 point)
1. I know this snake looks poisonous, but it’s actually quite _____________ . (harm)
2. It’s a good idea to ____________your plastic bags instead of throwing them away. (use)
3. I really like watching the ____________when they race past. They’re so fast. (cycle)
4. Paul is very ________________. He says exactly what he feels about his political views. (speak)
5. Driving after you have drunk alcohol is very ___________. (responsible)
PART 3: READING COMPREHENSION (6 POINTS)
A. Read the text and questions below. For each question, mark the correct letter A,B,C or D on your answer sheet. (2 points)
BEHIND THE SCENES – BEHIND THE STUNTS
Being a successful stuntman is a strange thing, since the success of stuntmen is measured not by how well they act, but by how invisible they are! Filmgoers need to see, and to believe, that it is the character on screen who is actually jumping from a helicopter or out of a burning car. They don’t want to know about the stuntman double who is actually doing all that!
Dan Bradley, stunt coordinator for films such as Independence Day, Spiderman 1 and 2 and the latest Bond and Indiana Jones films, is no stranger to danger. Now his job may be behind the scenes, creating and developing stunts, but he’s had his share of seemingly death-defying stunts in the past.
Bradley’s stunt scenes over the years have involved wrecking more cars than he can remember. He admitted, however, that the only one of those cars (including Mercedes, Alfa Romeos and Porsches) that he ever really wanted for himself was the Volkswagen Touareg, the one used in the car chase of the thriller The Bourne Ultimatum. For the purposes of the film stunts only, he even got Volkswagen engineers to reduce its excellent safety features so that the stunts could be performed successfully.
What, then, are some of the key factors involved in coordinating great stunts? Firstly, he explained, you have to plan them out carefully in advance. Then there needs to be a lot of time spent on choosing the correct camera angles for the shots of the stunt. Finally, the stuntmen themselves need to be trained and directed just as if they were actual actors in the film.
In Bradly’s view, stunts are generally more exciting and more effective if they are cleverly worked into the plot and fit in with what the audience knows about the characters, rather than just being stuck in for the sake of a bit of dramatic and dangerous action. Perhaps this very fact is the reason behind the global success of his stunt scenes with cinema audiences!
1. What does the writer find unusual about being a successful stuntman?
A. They perform dangerous stunts.
B. They are often very strange.
C. The most successful stuntmen are those you don’t see.
D. They pretend to be someone else.
2. Dan Bradley’s previous work had involved_______________ .
A. starring in major films
B. doing dangerous stunts
C. training other stuntmen
D. taking part in the latest Bond films
3. What does the writer say about the Volkswagen Touareg?
A. It had been used in several thrillers.
B. It didn’t get wrecked.
C. It had a few changes made to it.
D. It wasn’t any better than a Porsche.
4. How does Bradley create a stunt scene?
A. The stuntmen direct themselves.
B. He depends on good camera work.
C. He takes a lot of dangerous risks.
D. He researches the story and characters.
5. The reason why Bradley’s stunt scenes are so successful is that they are____________ .
A. believable
B. unbelievable
C. exciting
D. dramatic
B. Read the text below and fill in each of the blanks with ONE suitable word. (4 points)
Finding the Right Word
A recent study has suggested an answer to a question that has occupied philosophers for centuries: Do people need words in (1) _______ to think? A tribe living in the Amazon basin could provide the answer. The Piraha tribe may be small – there are only about 200 members all told – (2) _______ they exhibit a fascinating cultural peculiarity. These people have no words for numbers, apart from “one”, “two” and “many”. What is more, (3) _______ words for “one” and “two” are very similar. As far as anyone can tell, this tribe has never had any sort of vocabulary for numbers, but (4) _______ appear to survive quite well without it.
It was soon realised that these people might supply an insight (5) _______ the way our minds work. Studies have shown that adult members of the tribe are no (6) _______ at counting than a baby is at speaking. (7) _______ they were shown a row of objects and asked to duplicate the number they saw, they could not get beyond two or three before starting to make mistakes. This applies even to adults who appear reasonably intelligent in (8) _______ other way.
So it looks (9) _______ though the Piraha are not very good at counting simply because they do not have a vocabulary for numbers. This would suggest that human beings in general cannot think if they have no words to do (10) _______.
PART 4: WRITING (5 POINTS)
A. Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence, using the word given. DO NOT CHANGE THE WORD GIVEN. YOU MUST USE BETWEEN TWO AND FIVE WORDS, INCLUDING THE WORD GIVEN. (1 point)
Example :
0. A very friendly taxi driver drove us into town. (driven)
We…………………………….. a very friendly taxi driver.
The gap can be fill by the words ‘were driven into town by’, so we write :
0
were driven into town by
1. I said some mean things to my friend and now I feel really bad. (wish)
I _______________________some mean things to my friend.
2. Henry found a wallet with no name in it. (which)
The wallet________________________ no name in.
3. Sheila will pay someone to clean the pool next week.(have)
Sheila ______________________next week.
4. People believed that the Earth was flat. (believed)
The Earth ______________________flat.
5. Although she is rich, she is extremely mean. (her)
Despite__________________, she is extremely mean.
B. Write a paragraph (at least 90 words) to describe your favorite season and give the reason(s)
why you like it.
……………………………………….HẾT……………………………………………..
SỞ GIÁO DỤC VÀ ĐÀO TẠO KỲ THI CHỌN HỌC SINH GIỎI CẤP TỈNH
LONG AN Năm học: 2015-2016
ĐỀ DỰ BỊ
Khóa ngày: 12/ 04/ 2016
Môn thi: TIẾNG ANH – KHỐI 9
Thời gian: 150 phút (không kể thời gian giao đề)
LƯU Ý: THÍ SINH LÀM BÀI TRÊN TỜ PHIẾU TRẢ LỜI (ANSWER SHEET),
KHÔNG LÀM BÀI TRỰC TIẾP LÊN ĐỀ THI NÀY
PART 1: LISTENING (4 POINTS)
You will hear a boy called Caspar, who is part of a circus family, talking about his life. For each question, fill in the missing information in the numbered space. Listen to the recording twice.
Caspar and the Circus Family
Caspar’s mother dances across a (1)___________________in the circus.
Caspar’s brother is in an act where as many as (2)______________people balance on a
motorbike.
Caspar’s dad is a good circus boss because he is (3)____________ and has strong voice.
Caspar starts the show by marching in front of the (4)_______________
There are no animals in the show except a (5)_________________
PART 2 : GRAMMAR AND VOCABULARY (5 POINTS)
A. Write the correct tense of the verbs in brackets (2 points)
A man whose cat (1. bite) _______ by a dog (2. look) _______ for a box in which to take the cat to the vet. The only box he could find was one which (3. use) _______ to store a frozen turkey. At the surgery, the vet (4. peer) _______ closely at the large label on the box: “DEEP FROZEN TURKEY”.
“To be honest”, he remarked, shaking his head. “I don’t think there’s much I can do about this.”
A man who (5. know) _______ for his mean habits (6. go) _______ shopping with his wife. As his birthday (7. come) _______ soon, she (8. try) _______ to buy him a card. She (9. just select) _______ one when her husband (10. take) _______ the card from her hands and read the inscription inside. “Thank you, dear” he said, putting the card back on the shelves.
B. Fill in each blank with an appropriate preposition. (2 points)
1. They are accustomed__________________ having a big breakfast.
2. They are well aware _________________the serious of environment.
3. Eating carrots is good __________________your eyes.
4. They are very kind _____________me.
5. Streets were crowded ______________people last weekend.
6. I stared blankly ______________the paper in front of me.
7. Some people believed that they saw a UFO ______________their house.
8. He got a letter from the doctor that showed he was ________________perfect health.
9. He was acquitted _______________ the crime.
10.People are confused _____________ all the different labels on food these days.
C. Use the correct form of the words given (1 point)
1. I know this snake looks poisonous, but it’s actually quite _____________ . (harm)
2. It’s a good idea to ____________your plastic bags instead of throwing them away. (use)
3. I really like watching the ____________when they race past. They’re so fast. (cycle)
4. Paul is very ________________. He says exactly what he feels about his political views. (speak)
5. Driving after you have drunk alcohol is very ___________. (responsible)
PART 3: READING COMPREHENSION (6 POINTS)
A. Read the text and questions below. For each question, mark the correct letter A,B,C or D on your answer sheet. (2 points)
BEHIND THE SCENES – BEHIND THE STUNTS
Being a successful stuntman is a strange thing, since the success of stuntmen is measured not by how well they act, but by how invisible they are! Filmgoers need to see, and to believe, that it is the character on screen who is actually jumping from a helicopter or out of a burning car. They don’t want to know about the stuntman double who is actually doing all that!
Dan Bradley, stunt coordinator for films such as Independence Day, Spiderman 1 and 2 and the latest Bond and Indiana Jones films, is no stranger to danger. Now his job may be behind the scenes, creating and developing stunts, but he’s had his share of seemingly death-defying stunts in the past.
Bradley’s stunt scenes over the years have involved wrecking more cars than he can remember. He admitted, however, that the only one of those cars (including Mercedes, Alfa Romeos and Porsches) that he ever really wanted for himself was the Volkswagen Touareg, the one used in the car chase of the thriller The Bourne Ultimatum. For the purposes of the film stunts only, he even got Volkswagen engineers to reduce its excellent safety features so that the stunts could be performed successfully.
What, then, are some of the key factors involved in coordinating great stunts? Firstly, he explained, you have to plan them out carefully in advance. Then there needs to be a lot of time spent on choosing the correct camera angles for the shots of the stunt. Finally, the stuntmen themselves need to be trained and directed just as if they were actual actors in the film.
In Bradly’s view, stunts are generally more exciting and more effective if they are cleverly worked into the plot and fit in with what the audience knows about the characters, rather than just being stuck in for the sake of a bit of dramatic and dangerous action. Perhaps this very fact is the reason behind the global success of his stunt scenes with cinema audiences!
1. What does the writer find unusual about being a successful stuntman?
A. They perform dangerous stunts.
B. They are often very strange.
C. The most successful stuntmen are those you don’t see.
D. They pretend to be someone else.
2. Dan Bradley’s previous work had involved_______________ .
A. starring in major films
B. doing dangerous stunts
C. training other stuntmen
D. taking part in the latest Bond films
3. What does the writer say about the Volkswagen Touareg?
A. It had been used in several thrillers.
B. It didn’t get wrecked.
C. It had a few changes made to it.
D. It wasn’t any better than a Porsche.
4. How does Bradley create a stunt scene?
A. The stuntmen direct themselves.
B. He depends on good camera work.
C. He takes a lot of dangerous risks.
D. He researches the story and characters.
5. The reason why Bradley’s stunt scenes are so successful is that they are____________ .
A. believable
B. unbelievable
C. exciting
D. dramatic
B. Read the text below and fill in each of the blanks with ONE suitable word. (4 points)
Finding the Right Word
A recent study has suggested an answer to a question that has occupied philosophers for centuries: Do people need words in (1) _______ to think? A tribe living in the Amazon basin could provide the answer. The Piraha tribe may be small – there are only about 200 members all told – (2) _______ they exhibit a fascinating cultural peculiarity. These people have no words for numbers, apart from “one”, “two” and “many”. What is more, (3) _______ words for “one” and “two” are very similar. As far as anyone can tell, this tribe has never had any sort of vocabulary for numbers, but (4) _______ appear to survive quite well without it.
It was soon realised that these people might supply an insight (5) _______ the way our minds work. Studies have shown that adult members of the tribe are no (6) _______ at counting than a baby is at speaking. (7) _______ they were shown a row of objects and asked to duplicate the number they saw, they could not get beyond two or three before starting to make mistakes. This applies even to adults who appear reasonably intelligent in (8) _______ other way.
So it looks (9) _______ though the Piraha are not very good at counting simply because they do not have a vocabulary for numbers. This would suggest that human beings in general cannot think if they have no words to do (10) _______.
PART 4: WRITING (5 POINTS)
A. Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence, using the word given. DO NOT CHANGE THE WORD GIVEN. YOU MUST USE BETWEEN TWO AND FIVE WORDS, INCLUDING THE WORD GIVEN. (1 point)
Example :
0. A very friendly taxi driver drove us into town. (driven)
We…………………………….. a very friendly taxi driver.
The gap can be fill by the words ‘were driven into town by’, so we write :
0
were driven into town by
1. I said some mean things to my friend and now I feel really bad. (wish)
I _______________________some mean things to my friend.
2. Henry found a wallet with no name in it. (which)
The wallet________________________ no name in.
3. Sheila will pay someone to clean the pool next week.(have)
Sheila ______________________next week.
4. People believed that the Earth was flat. (believed)
The Earth ______________________flat.
5. Although she is rich, she is extremely mean. (her)
Despite__________________, she is extremely mean.
B. Write a paragraph (at least 90 words) to describe your favorite season and give the reason(s)
why you like it.
……………………………………….HẾT……………………………………………..