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WorksheetsREVISION FOR THE END-OF-TERM TEST_ENGLISH 11
Total questions: 145
Worksheet time: 4hrs 38mins
__________ the detrimental effects of air pollution on humans residing in overcrowded cities, governments have enhanced multilateral cooperation to protect the environment.
Having realised
Being realised
realised
To realise
I have seen him before. I remember that. (REWRITE THE SENTENCE, USING PERFECT GERUNDS)
(a)
Being in a good state of _______________ is the key feature attracting millions of international tourists to Hoi An.
preservation
preserve
preserved
preserving
breath-taking
sustainable
renewable
soaked
Trang An Scenic Landscape Complex was added to the World Heritage Site List as a mixed natural and cultural _____________.
property
beauty
universe
discovery
Prices for the ____ are based on flights from Ho Chi Minh City to Hanoi.
itineraries
timetables
schemes
schedules
excavated
were excavated
excavating
to excavate
removed
that removed
removing
was removed
Having been preserved in a relatively ___________ state, the Imperial Citadel of Thang Long was recognised as one of the World Heritage Sites.
intact
damaged
destroyed
ruined
Foreign tourists coming to Ha Long Bay will have a chance to admire a lot of MAGNIFICENT caves and grottos. (CLOSEST IN MEANING)
impressive
mundane
strange
affordable
In addition to exploring the caves and grottos, and seeing its FLORA AND FAUNA, visitors can also enjoy mountain climbing. (CLOSEST IN MEANING)
plants and animals
flowers and plants
seeds and leaves
flowers
Air pollution is an INSOLUBLE problem in the first thirty years of this century. (CLOSEST IN MEANING)
difficult to solve
easy to solve
possible to address
feasible to address
City DWELLERS mainly use wind and sun energy for cooking, lighting and heating their homes. (CLOSEST IN MEANING)
inhabitants
rescuers
developers
planners
The Taj Mahal Complex has still preserved the ORIGINAL qualities of the buildings. (CLOSEST IN MEANING)
initial
ancient
new
perfect
Foreign tourists can gain lots of memorable moments in Hoi An since everything is offered at a REASONABLE price. (OPPOSITE IN MEANING)
expensive/dear
affordable
inexpensive
cheap
It is crucial to centre on either ADVANCED technology or urbanisation. (OPPOSITE IN MEANING)
old
new
cutting-edge
modern
Achieving a band 6.5 in IELTS is MANDATORY for most Vietnamese college students. (OPPOSITE IN MEANING)
optional
practical
feasible
compulsory
The major stone sections of the Citadel of the Ho Dynasty remain intact thanks to the UNIQUE construction techniques. (OPPOSITE IN MEANING)
common
special
excellent
ancient
The World Heritage Committee, ESTABLISHED in 1972 by UNESCO, meets annually to review the World Heritage List of cultural sites and natural areas under government protection. (OPPOSITE IN MEANING)
disbanded
founded
based
launched
Being predicted changes in weather patterns that might lead to insect invasions, the government has proposed some sollutions. (Finding a mistake that needs correction.)
Being predicted
weather patterns
the
some
The tomb excavating by a group of archaeologists was recognised as one of the national heritage sites. (Finding a mistake that needs correction.)
excavating
archaeologists
recognised
sites
The factory denied contaminating the river though it was alleged by the indigenous residing by the river. (FINDING A MISTAKE)
contaminating
denied
was alleged
residing
It is predicted that ChatGPT will increasingly become prevalent in language teaching and learning, won’t it? (FINDING A MISTAKE)
won't it
increasingly become
predicted
prevalent
The only thing remembering is to admire the coral reefs from a distance. (FINDING A MISTAKE)
remembering
only
admire
distance
I planned to study my master’s degree course in Scotland since I was a student at university. (FINDING A MISTAKE)
planned
master's degree
since
at
Having cutting down many trees in this area, the indigenous have to suffer hot summers. (FINDING A MISTAKE)
Having cutting
in
the
suffer
My father’s been working as a bit of a dedicated English teacher for almost thirty years, is he? (FINDING A MISTAKE)
is he
a bit of
for
father's
The young hardly care about what our life will be like in 2050, don’t they? (FINDING A MISTAKE)
don't they
will
the young
hardly
New means of communication will be devised if the government will invest money on research them. (FINDING A MISTAKE)
will
devised
them
on
If Vietnamese people want to live in an emission-free environment like Singapore, they would have protected the environment immediately. (FINDING A MISTAKE)
would have protected
immediately
Vietnamese people
emission-free
Dang has applied for a master’s degree course on language teaching for months, but he hasn’t nailed it yet. (FINDING A MISTAKE)
has applied
hasn't
for
yet
The woman who lives next door is a doctor. (Rewrite the sentence using reduced relative clauses)
(a)
The car that is parked in front of the house is mine.(Rewrite the sentence using reduced relative clauses)
(a)
These are relics which were stolen a long time ago. (Rewrite the sentence using reduced relative clauses)
(a)
The girl who won the singing competition is my friend's sister. (Rewrite the sentence using reduced relative clauses)
(a)
He was the only person who could solve the problem. (Rewrite the sentence using reduced relative clauses)
(a)
She was the second person to finish the race. (Rewrite the sentence using reduced relative clauses)
(a)
The first person who arrives at the party should turn on the music. (Rewrite the sentence using reduced relative clauses)
(a)
The dress which was worn by the queen is now a part of the national heritage collection. (Rewrite the sentence using reduced relative clauses)
(a)
The artifact which was discovered in the ancient ruins is a valuable heritage item. (Rewrite the sentence using reduced relative clauses)
(a)
The house which was built in the 18th century is now a heritage site. (Rewrite the sentence using reduced relative clauses)
(a)
The boy who attends that school is my little brother. (Rewrite the sentence using reduced relative clauses)
(a)
We shouldn't be optimistic about the future of renewable energy, (a) ?
Advanced technology can help us live sustainably, (a) ?
It is pessimistic to think we can't solve environmental problems, (a) ?
Some services shouldn't be provided free of charge for the less fortunate, (a) ?
There are shortages of resources in some parts of the world, (a) ?
Our well-being is linked to the environment we live in, (a) ?
We need to upgrade our infrastructure to reduce pollution, (a) ?
Living in overcrowded cities is difficult, (a) ?
We will carry out more efforts to reduce our consumption, (a) ?
The governments have coped with insoluble environmental problems, (a) ?
You think well-being should be a top priority, (a) ?
Renewable energy sources are the answer to our energy needs, (a) ?
Let's work together to ensure that everyone benefits from urbanization, (a) ?
Everybody has to make urbanization more sustainable, (a) ?
We rarely see successful examples of sustainable urbanization, (a) ?
Let's not forget the challenges that come with urbanization, (a) ?
Everybody wants to live in the city, (a) ?
Let's admit that urbanization has its benefits, (a) ?
Rarely do we get the chance to witness such a significant shift in the way we live, (a) ?
Let's imagine what life will be like in the cities of the future, (a) ?
This is just the beginning of the transformation of our cities, (a) ?
I am excited to see how technology will shape the cities of the future, (a) ?
Little did we know that the cities of the future would look so different from what we're used to, (a) ?
Let's talk about the cities of the future, (a) ?
These futuristic cities will be unlike anything we've seen before, (a) ?
Everything will be automated in the cities of the future, (a) ?
Something incredible will happen in the cities of the future, (a) ?
Peter and Jame began working as a bit of dedicated English teachers in 2020. (REWRITE THE SENTENCE WITHOUT CHANGING IT MEANING)
(a)
That undergraduate student attended two training courses on strategies for IELTS: one in 2020 and the other in 2022. (REWRITE THE SENTENCE WITHOUT CHANGING IT MEANING)
(a)
After the students had learnt about the benefits of recylcing and reusing, they started collecting waste paper to recycle and reuse. (REWRITE THE SENTENCE, USING PERFECT PERTICIPLES)
(a)
Since Mai had refused Nam's offer of a lift in his car, she had to walk home. (REWRITE THE SENTENCE, USING PERFECT PERTICIPLES)
(a)
After the farmers had used too much chemical fertiliser on their farm, they now have to drink polluted water. (REWRITE THE SENTENCE, USING PERFECT PERTICIPLES)
(a)
Tonya had dumped a lot of rubbish on the beach. She was strongly criticised for that. (REWRITE THE SENTENCE, USING PERFECT GERUNDS)
(a)
Tony had rescued the kids from the fire. People admired him for that. (REWRITE THE SENTENCE, USING PERFECT GERUNDS)
(a)
____________ energy sources will be more prevalent down the road.
Renewable
Environmental
Sustainable
Livable
Vehicles that are _______________ friendly will be offered on the house down the road.
environmentally
environmental
sustainably
livable
Providing a healthier environment for city dwellers is one of the main purposes of __________ planning.
urban
rural
overcrowded
sustainable
The indigenous______________ of this island lived a very simple life to earn a living.
inhabitants
assistants
developers
planners
Renewable energy sources in the future will be offered free of ___________.
energy
charge
access
quality
A lot of cutting-edge devices have been devised recently to help doctors ________ diseases early.
detect
protect
promote
warn
Several policies have been proposed to _______________ economic growth.
promote
detect
analyse
identify
Governments have strengthened cooperation to address ___________ environmental problems.
insoluble
ageing
sustainable
overcrowded
The pace of ______________ is happening fast around the globe.
innovation
innovated
innovative
innovate
I think the cities of tomorrow also need to consider the ___________ of open space.
availability
urbanisation
sustainability
investment
If you are two-faced towards people around, they (a) respect you. (to be two-faced towards others = sống hai mặt với người khác)
There's a hippo in the park, (a) ?
Hippos can't swim but nap underwater, (a) ?
Kids are scared of wild animals like tigers, (a) ?
The tomb excavated by that group of scientists was recognised as one of the national heritage sites. (REWRITE THE SENTENCE WITHOUT CHANGING ITS MEANING)
(a)
Peter: "The regional authorities failed to provide the poor with essential services such as accommodation, fresh water and electricity."
Jame: "_____________________"
That's great
That's too bad
It's too good to be true
I have no idea
Nhat Minh: "Gia Hien is always late for appointments."
Dam: "_____________"
But he is having an appointment.
But he will never be appointed to the position.
The appointment is never late, too.
And he always knows how to make an excuse.
We need to do more to make the neighborhood safer and more LIVABLE. (OPPOSITE IN MEANING)
uninhabitable
dangerous
prosperous
inhabitable
A: “____”
B: "That's a good idea."
Why not take a trip to the Citadel in Hue this summer holiday?
What happened to the Citadel in Hue after the storm?
Have you heard about the Citadel in Hue?
How can we book a tour to the Citadel in Hue this summer holiday?
A: "Each of us should join hands to protect the World Heritage Sites."
B: “____”
I can't do it
I totally agree
That's not true
That's too bad
