GRADE 12 - FIRST SEMESTER TEST (2)

Mrs. Brown was the first owner __________dog won three prizes in the same show.

• A. whose

• B. which

• C. that

• D. of who

Mary was late for class yesterday, ______________annoyed the teacher.

• A. that              

• B. which     

• C. when

• D. where

Susan: Congratulations! You played the guitar so well!

      John: ___________________________.

• A. Thank you. You are kidding.

• B. Thanks for you compliment. It’s certainly encouraging. 

• C. Thanks, I’d love to.

• D. Thank you. You’re welcome

“________________”. “Thank you. That’s a nice compliment.

• A. You look great in the new shirt.

• B. How much is your new shirt?

• C. Why do you often wear your new shirt?   

• D. You have just bought a new shirt.

“Shall I give you a hand with the washing-up?

- “No, thanks. _________________.”

• A. I’m sorry. I can’t.

• B. You’re welcome. 

• C. I can manage myself.    

• D. I don’t want.

Thank you for your help, Linh”. 

     - “__________________”

• A. With all my heart

• B. Never mind me

• C. All it is for you

• D. It’s my pleasure

Which sentence is true?

• A. All students can overcome their anxiety when starting university.

• B. University has a place to worry about.

• C. All students at university do not feel homesick

• D. Starting university is not only exciting but also anxious.

The word “they” refers to ____________.

• A. the students who meet new people

• B. the students who can overcome their apprehension

• C. the students who suffer from homesickness

• D. the students who can control their situations

According to the passage at university, _______________________.

• A. there are a lot of lessons to learn

• B. everything is the same as what students have ever expected

• C. students never feel unhappy

• D. students have not got a lot of things to do

Psychologists advise students ______________to overcome their problems.

• A. not to participate any activities

• B. to make as many friends as possible

• C. to take leisure the time

• D. to stop studying