200 cau phan 3 (45-90)

45. - A: “ ……………. .” – B: "I feel a sharp pain in my head."

A. What's the matter?             B. How old are you?   C. Thank you.           D. Sorry to hear that.

 

• A. What's the matter?  

•  B. How old are you?

• C. Thank you.     

• D. Sorry to hear that

Mark the word(s) CLOSEST in meaning to the underlined word(s).

46. In the 1960s, the World Health Organization (WHO) began a campaign to eradicate the mosquitoes that transmit the disease malaria.

A. minimize                 B. develop               C. eliminate              D. appreciate

• A. minimize

•    B. develop

•   C. eliminate

•   D. appreciate

Mark the word(s) CLOSEST in meaning to the underlined word(s).

47. The disease is said to kill an estimated 3 million people each year in the world's tropical regions, predominantly southern Africa.

A. mainly           B. only                        C. except                     D. noticeably

 

• A. mainly

•    B. only           

• C. except        

•    D. noticeably

Mark the word(s) CLOSEST in meaning to the underlined word(s).

48. One factor responsible for a dramatic increase in life expectancy is the advanced technology and medical development.  A. insignificant B. remarkable          C. important                D. relative

• A. insignificant

• B. remarkable

•    C. important

• D. relative

Mark the word(s) CLOSEST in meaning to the underlined word(s).

49. The fall in the number of deaths from heart disease is generally attributed to improvements in diet.

A. blamed on              B. contributed to         C. responsible for        D. thanks to

• A. blamed on

• B. contributed to

•        C. responsible for

• D. thanks to

Mark the word(s) CLOSEST in meaning to the underlined word(s)

50. Smoking, alcohol intake and fast food consumption can increase the risk of heart disease.

A. the amount used    B. the output               C. the amount left       D. the input

• A. the amount used

•   B. the output     

• C. the amount left      

•   D. the input

Recent studies have shown that more and more students are choosing unhealthy ways to boost energy. The two main ways (51)  ………….. are eating snacks high in sugar and drinking beverages high in caffeine. In fact, research shows these two choices may (52) ……….. in the opposite effects as those desired. Eating a sweet snack, (53) ………… a candy bar, does not provide the body more energy.

(54)  ……... candy bars have little (55) ……….. value; however, their high sugar content can create a full feeling in the consumer. While the sugar may produce an initial boost in energy, the lack of nutritional value soon (56)  ……….. the body feeling fatigued. In effect, eating a sweet snack will have the opposite effect to what most people expect. Likewise, many people will drink a caffeinated beverage like coffee or cola to give themselves more energy. To a certain (57) …………..,  drinking coffee or cola will give a person some energy.    

The caffeine can increase the heart rate and blood flow, (58) …………… producing a feeling of increased energy. (59)  ………….. , caffeine products are often consumed in excessive quantities or at unwise times. This, (60) ………….., can interfere with normal sleep patterns and also lead to fatigue. In the end, caffeine drinkers often lose valuable hours of sleep and become even more tired during the day.

51.      A  . choosing            B. chosen              C. which choose          D. having chosen

• A  . choosing   

•     B. chosen

• C. which choose

• D. having chosen

Recent studies have shown that more and more students are choosing unhealthy ways to boost energy. The two main ways (51)  ………….. are eating snacks high in sugar and drinking beverages high in caffeine. In fact, research shows these two choices may (52) ……….. in the opposite effects as those desired. Eating a sweet snack, (53) ………… a candy bar, does not provide the body more energy.

(54)  ……... candy bars have little (55) ……….. value; however, their high sugar content can create a full feeling in the consumer. While the sugar may produce an initial boost in energy, the lack of nutritional value soon (56)  ……….. the body feeling fatigued. In effect, eating a sweet snack will have the opposite effect to what most people expect. Likewise, many people will drink a caffeinated beverage like coffee or cola to give themselves more energy. To a certain (57) …………..,  drinking coffee or cola will give a person some energy.    

The caffeine can increase the heart rate and blood flow, (58) …………… producing a feeling of increased energy. (59)  ………….. , caffeine products are often consumed in excessive quantities or at unwise times. This, (60) ………….., can interfere with normal sleep patterns and also lead to fatigue. In the end, caffeine drinkers often lose valuable

52.       A. lead                        B. bring                       C. cause                      D. result

•   A. lead

•    B. bring

• C. cause     

•        D. result

Recent studies have shown that more and more students are choosing unhealthy ways to boost energy. The two main ways (51)  ………….. are eating snacks high in sugar and drinking beverages high in caffeine. In fact, research shows these two choices may (52) ……….. in the opposite effects as those desired. Eating a sweet snack, (53) ………… a candy bar, does not provide the body more energy.

(54)  ……... candy bars have little (55) ……….. value; however, their high sugar content can create a full feeling in the consumer. While the sugar may produce an initial boost in energy, the lack of nutritional value soon (56)  ……….. the body feeling fatigued. In effect, eating a sweet snack will have the opposite effect to what most people expect. Likewise, many people will drink a caffeinated beverage like coffee or cola to give themselves more energy. To a certain (57) …………..,  drinking coffee or cola will give a person some energy.    

The caffeine can increase the heart rate and blood flow, (58) …………… producing a feeling of increased energy. (59)  ………….. , caffeine products are often consumed in excessive quantities or at unwise times. This, (60) ………….., can interfere with normal sleep patterns and also lead to fatigue. In the end, caffeine drinkers often lose valuable hours of sleep and become even more tired during the day.

53.             A. like                             B. such                        C. as                       D   . unlike  

• A. like

•    B. such        

•    C. as   

•      D   . unlike

Recent studies have shown that more and more students are choosing unhealthy ways to boost energy. The two main ways (51)  ………….. are eating snacks high in sugar and drinking beverages high in caffeine. In fact, research shows these two choices may (52) ……….. in the opposite effects as those desired. Eating a sweet snack, (53) ………… a candy bar, does not provide the body more energy.

(54)  ……... candy bars have little (55) ……….. value; however, their high sugar content can create a full feeling in the consumer. While the sugar may produce an initial boost in energy, the lack of nutritional value soon (56)  ……….. the body feeling fatigued. In effect, eating a sweet snack will have the opposite effect to what most people expect. Likewise, many people will drink a caffeinated beverage like coffee or cola to give themselves more energy. To a certain (57) …………..,  drinking coffee or cola will give a person some energy.    

The caffeine can increase the heart rate and blood flow, (58) …………… producing a feeling of increased energy. (59)  ………….. , caffeine products are often consumed in excessive quantities or at unwise times. This, (60) ………….., can interfere with normal sleep patterns and also lead to fatigue. In the end, caffeine drinkers often lose valuable hours of sleep and become even more tired during the day.

54.       A. Almost                   B. Most of                   C. All of                     D. Most

• A. Almost

• B. Most of

•    C. All of

•    D. Most