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WorksheetsE11- HK2- ĐỀ CƯƠNG NGUYỄN KHUYẾN 2023
Total questions: 175
Worksheet time: 1hrs 28mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Chose the word which is stressed differently from the rest
a)
A. athlétics
b)
B. hockey
c)
C. volleyball
d)
D. rugby
2.
Chose the word which is stressed differently from the rest
a)
A. voluntéer
b)
B. competition
c)
C. event
d)
D. intercúltural
3.
Chose the word which is stressed differently from the rest
a)
A. tennis
b)
B. hockey
c)
C. partícipant
d)
D. effort
4.
Chose the word which is stressed differently from the rest
a)
A. appreciate
b)
B. enthusiastic
c)
C. enthusiasm
d)
D. solidarity
5.
Chose the word which is stressed differently from the rest
a)
A. aquatic
b)
B. event
c)
C. official
d)
D. together
6.
Chose the word which is stressed differently from the rest
a)
A. purpose
b)
B. basketball
c)
C. mountain
d)
D. receive
7.
Chose the word which is stressed differently from the rest
a)
A. variety
b)
B. Australia
c)
C. accompany
d)
D. interesting
8.
Chose the word which is stressed differently from the rest
a)
A. occupy
b)
B. regular
c)
C. rélative
d)
D. another
9.
Chose the word which is stressed differently from the rest
a)
A. collect
b)
B. indulge
c)
C. hobby
d)
D. admire
10.
Chose the word which is stressed differently from the rest
a)
A. discard
b)
B. common
c)
C. ávid
d)
D. practice
11.
Chose the word which is stressed differently from the rest
a)
A. beautiful
b)
B. successful
c)
C. guitarist
d)
D. accómplish
12.
Chose the word which is stressed differently from the rest
a)
A. technólogy
b)
B. computer
c)
C. newspaper
d)
D. miraculous
13.
Chose the word which is stressed differently from the rest
a)
A. entertainment
b)
B. communicator
c)
C. interaction
d)
D. electronic
14.
Chose the word which is stressed differently from the rest
a)
A. comfortable
b)
B. thousand
c)
C. technólogy
d)
D. distance
15.
Chose the word which is stressed differently from the rest
a)
A. computer
b)
B. telephone
c)
C. receive
d)
D. perform
16.
Chose the word which is stressed differently from the rest
a)
A. memory
b)
B. telephone
c)
C. entertainment
d)
D. central
17.
Chose the word which is stressed differently from the rest
a)
A. scientist
b)
B. president
c)
C. engineer
d)
D. astronaut
18.
Chose the word which is stressed differently from the rest
a)
A. conquest
b)
B. venture
c)
C. technical
d)
D. artificial
19.
Chose the word which is stressed differently from the rest
a)
A. biography
b)
B. psychological
c)
C. approximate
d)
D. congratulate
20.
Chose the word which is stressed differently from the rest
a)
A. aspiration
b)
B. fortunate
c)
C. appoint
d)
D. venture
21.
Chose the word which is stressed differently from the rest
a)
A. success
b)
B. technical
c)
C. people
d)
D. scientist
22.
Chose the word which is stressed differently from the rest
a)
A. aboard
b)
B. gravity
c)
C. challenge
d)
D. extreme
23.
Chose the word which is stressed differently from the rest
a)
A. cosmonaut
b)
B. beautiful
c)
C. extreme
d)
D. tragic
24.
Chose the word which is stressed differently from the rest
a)
A. tragic
b)
B. becóme
c)
C. occúr
d)
D. precisely
25.
Chose the word which is stressed differently from the rest
a)
A. precisely
b)
B. beautiful
c)
C. enormous
d)
D. precisely
26.
Chose the word which is stressed differently from the rest
a)
A. conquest
b)
B. rename
c)
C. tension
d)
D. window
27.
PRONUNCIATION
a)
A. Asian
b)
B. basketball
c)
C. tennis
d)
D. solidarity
28.
PRONUNCIATION
a)
A. rugby
b)
B. nearby
c)
C. cycling
d)
D. apply
29.
PRONUNCIATION
a)
A. athlete
b)
B. appreciate
c)
C. wrestling
d)
D. freestyle
30.
PRONUNCIATION
a)
A. attract
b)
B. aquatic
c)
C. added
d)
D. facility
31.
PRONUNCIATION
a)
A. compete
b)
B. sport
c)
C. effort
d)
D. introduce
32.
PRONUNCIATION
a)
A. admire
b)
B. ávid
c)
C. variety
d)
D. while
33.
PRONUNCIATION
a)
A. collect
b)
B. common
c)
C. modest
d)
D. accomplish
34.
PRONUNCIATION
a)
A. adviser
b)
B. raise
c)
C. lose
d)
D. precise
35.
PRONUNCIATION
a)
A. speed
b)
B. person
c)
C. temperature
d)
D. psychology
36.
PRONUNCIATION
a)
A. gravity
b)
B. aspiration
c)
C. biography
d)
D. possible
37.
PRONUNCIATION
a)
A. national
b)
B. venture
c)
C. fortunate
d)
D. suggestion
38.
PRONUNCIATION
a)
A. support
b)
B. shuttle
c)
C. success
d)
D. venture
39.
PRONUNCIATION
a)
A. thrill
b)
B. hide
c)
C. prize
d)
D. crime
40.
PRONUNCIATION
a)
A. hole
b)
B. home
c)
C. come
d)
D. hold
41.
PRONUNCIATION
a)
A. find
b)
B. think
c)
C. drive
d)
D. mind
42.
PRONUNCIATION
a)
A. invest
b)
B. connect
c)
C. access
d)
D. revise
43.
PRONUNCIATION
a)
A. head
b)
B. please
c)
C. heavy
d)
D. measure
44.
SYNONYM: Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word(s) CLOSEST in meaning to the underlined word(s) in each of the following questions: The conference was really messy and a complete waste of time.
a)
A. disorganized
b)
B. useless
c)
C. chaotic
d)
D. useful
45.
SYNONYM: It is firmly believed that books are a primary means for disseminating knowledge and information.
a)
A. inventing
b)
B. distributing
c)
C. classifying
d)
D. adapting
46.
SYNONYM: The amount spent on defense is in sharp contrast to that spent on housing and health.
a)
A. blare
b)
B. flask
c)
C. stark
d)
D. spark
47.
SYNONYM: A depresses not only in-se had her followers but moved her rivals as well.
a)
A. laughter
b)
B. activated
c)
C. overlooked
d)
D. motivated
48.
SYNONYM: She only applied for this business with a view to accumulating first-hand experience.
a)
A. attaining
b)
B. gaining
c)
C. penetrating
d)
D. accumulating
49.
SYNONYM: She is a very accomplished pianist.
a)
A. skilled
b)
B. beautiful
c)
C. interesting
d)
D. admired
50.
SYNONYM: I would not call myself an avid stamp collector.
a)
A. interesting
b)
B. exciting
c)
C. amateur
d)
D. enthusiastic
51.
SYNONYM: He got the stamps and threw away the envelopes.
a)
A. kept
b)
B. discarded
c)
C. gathered
d)
D. saved
52.
SYNONYM: I cherish my sentiments on the five and stay there for some days at the fête.
a)
A. nurture
b)
B. sometimes
53.
SYNONYM: During the interview, always show your best side, your keenness to work and your sense of responsibility.
a)
A. special interest
b)
B. very quick understanding
c)
C. sense of humor
d)
D. basic requirement
54.
SYNONYM: When I was going shopping yesterday, I accidentally met one of my old friends in high school.
a)
A. repeatedly
b)
B. regularly
c)
C. unexpectedly
d)
D. rarely
55.
SYNONYM: The teacher gave some suggestions on what could come out for the examination.
a)
A. effects
b)
B. hints
c)
C. suggestions
d)
D. demonstrations
56.
SYNONYM: We generally like those whom we have benefited, if our services are suitably acknowledged.
a)
A. properly
b)
B. wrongly
c)
C. responsibly
d)
D. normally
57.
SYNONYM: I hope things will start to look up in the new year.
a)
A. get better
b)
B. become popular
c)
C. get bored
d)
D. improve
58.
SYNONYM: The astronauts were able to send the information back to the earth.
a)
A. spaceships
b)
B. space stations
c)
C. spacemen
d)
D. space shots
59.
SYNONYM: In the Soviet Union, they launched the first satellite to orbit the Earth.
a)
A. circle
b)
B. ends
c)
C. interrupts
d)
D. continues
60.
SYNONYM: Can we never know precisely what would happen in space?
a)
A. interestedly
b)
B. approximately
c)
C. amusingly
d)
D. exactly
61.
SYNONYM: Drunk driving can lead to some tragic results.
a)
A. peaceful
b)
B. delighted
c)
C. miserable
d)
D. lasting
62.
SYNONYM: Changes in attitudes, family values, generational status can occur in both the majority and minority cultures as the two interact; however, typically one culture dominates.
a)
A. normal
b)
B. standard
c)
C. typical
d)
D. irregular
63.
SYNONYM: 24. Currently, people tend @ prefer temporary Jobs rather than going for a fulltimerupstair, thistable
a)
A. permanent
b)
C. complicated
c)
D. guess
d)
B. unstable
64.
SYNONYM: 25. The speaker paused. He hesitated to answer the direct question raised by the audience. dodu
a)
A. decided
b)
B. continued
c)
C. determined
d)
D. wavered
65.
ANTONYM: 1. Advanced students need to be aware of the important of collocation.
a)
A. of high level
b)
B. of great important
c)
C. of low level
d)
D. of Steady progress
66.
ANTONYM: 2. Mr Smiths is my neighbor. He appear to be very friendly
a)
A. friendly
b)
B. amiable
c)
C. hostile
d)
D. welcoming
67.
ANTONYM: 3. The earth is being threatened and the future looks bad.
a)
A. safe
b)
B. protected
c)
C. defended
d)
D. secured
68.
ANTONYM: 4. When being interviewed, you should concentrate on what interviewer is saying
a)
A. ignore
b)
B. jot down
c)
C. pay attention to
d)
D. neglect
69.
ANTONYM: 5. The three animals have made an incredible journey to find their owners.
a)
A. believable
b)
B. forgettable
c)
C. unforgettable
d)
D. unbelievable
70.
ANTONYM: 6. The captain ordered the soldiers to gather on the double even though they were sleeping
a)
A. willingly
b)
B. immediately
c)
C. slowly
d)
D. leisurely
71.
ANTONYM: 7. He was so insubordinate that he lost his job within a week
a)
A. obedient
b)
B. respectful
c)
C. disciplined
d)
D. compliant
72.
ANTONYM: 8. If you are at a loose end this weekend, I will show you round the city.
a)
A. busy
b)
B. occupied
c)
C. engaged
d)
D. preoccupied
73.
ANTONYM: 9. We are very grateful to Professor Humble for his generosity in donating this wonderful painting to the museum.
a)
A. meanness
b)
B. sympathy
c)
C. gratitude
d)
D. churlishness
74.
ANTONYM: 10. The works of such men as the English philosophers john Locke and Thomas Hobbes helped pave the way for academic freedom in the modern sense.
a)
A. terminate
b)
B. prevent
c)
C. initiate
d)
D. lighten
75.
: 11. His boss has had enough of his impudence, and doesn't want to hire him anymore.
a)
respect
b)
obedience
c)
rudeness
d)
agreement
76.
ANTONYM: 12. After five days on trial, the court found him innocent of the crime and he was released
a)
A. innovative
b)
B. naive
c)
C. guilty
d)
D. benevolent
77.
ANTONYM: 13. Literature is a compulsory subject in our education, which means every student has to study the subject
a)
A. required
b)
B. optional
c)
C. difficult
d)
D. easy
78.
ANTONYM: 14. November 25, 1972, something dreadful happened on board of the brigantine Mary Celeste, causing all crew members to hastily abandon the ship.
a)
A. hold on
b)
B. stay on
c)
C. take care of
d)
D. save for
79.
ANTONYM: 15. Although their status varies in different countries, women in most parts of the world have
a)
A. achieved
b)
B. earned
c)
C. lost
d)
D. relinquished
80.
ANTONYM: 16. Most of the school-leavers are sanguine about the idea of going to work and earning money.
a)
A. pessimistic
b)
B. expected
c)
C. fearsome
d)
D. excited
81.
ANTONYM: 17. A lot of adults pay lip service to the idea that it is important to listen to teenagers' ideas, but they tend to listen and then forget.
a)
A. empty promise
b)
B. solemn promise
c)
C. broken promise
d)
D. early promise
82.
ANTONYM: 18. The exam is compulsory for all students.
a)
A. compulsory
b)
B. optional
c)
C. voluntary
d)
D. elective
83.
ANTONYM: 19. I could see the finish line and thought I was home and dry.
a)
A. successful
b)
B. hopeful
c)
C. hopeless
d)
D. unsuccessful
84.
ANTONYM: 20. This product is hazardous to the eyes and should be kept out of reach of children.
a)
A. dangerous
b)
B. useful
c)
C. safe
d)
D. interesting
85.
ANTONYM: 21. We have to work against the clock so as to meet the deadline of the clients tomorrow.
a)
A. work in a haste
b)
B. work slowly
c)
C. work as fast as possible
d)
D. work strenuously
86.
ANTONYM: 22. His physical condition was not an impediment to his career as a violinist. He has won a lot of prizes.
a)
A. advantage
b)
B. disadvantage
c)
C. benefit
d)
D. drawback
87.
ANTONYM: 23. Wad natase into hot water when driving at full speed after drinking wine.
a)
A. get into trouble
b)
B. stay safe
c)
C. fall into disuse
d)
D. keep calm
88.
ANTONYM: 24. Today, illegal hunting still threatens many species, especially large mammals such as tigers, rhinoceros, bears and even primates.
a)
A. allowed by law
b)
B. forbidden by law
c)
C. introducing a law
d)
D. imposing a law
89.
ANTONYM: 25. Yom was too wet behind the ears to be in charge of such a difficult task.
a)
A. full of experience
b)
B. lack of responsibility
c)
C. without money
d)
D. full of sincerity
90.
PHRASAL VERB: 1. Don't worry about trying to catch the last train home, as we can easily _ you up for the night.
a)
A. take
b)
B. put
c)
C. set
d)
D. keep
91.
PHRASAL VERB: 2. I was late because my alarm clock didn't _ this morning.
a)
A. come on
b)
B. ring out
c)
C. go off
d)
D. turn on
92.
PHRASAL VERB: 3. We are going for a drink now. Why don't you _?
a)
A. follow up
b)
B. follow after
c)
C. come along
d)
D. come with
93.
PHRASAL VERB: 4. When you go to New York, _ the bad restaurants offering cheap food.
a)
A. look for
b)
B. look out for
c)
C. look ahead
d)
D. look on
94.
PHRASAL VERB: 5. He furiously told the beggar to _ in.
a)
A. clear up
b)
B. clear off
c)
C. clear away
d)
D. clear after
95.
PREPOSITION: 6. What do you prefer doing _ your free time?
a)
A. in
b)
B. at
c)
C. for
d)
D. on
96.
PREPOSITION: 7. Mary can play the piano and is good___ singing.
a)
A. in
b)
B. at
c)
C. for
d)
D. on
97.
PREPOSITION: 8. He seems to be successful _ his business.
a)
A. on
b)
B. from
c)
C. in
d)
D. for
98.
PREPOSITION: 9. You should not indulge _ anything that can form a bad habit.
a)
A. in
b)
B. on
c)
C. for
d)
D. at
99.
PREPOSITION: 10. My brother is fond _ tennis.
a)
A. of
b)
B. at
c)
C. on
d)
D. for
100.
PHRASAL VERB: 11. Hello. Is that 956782? Please put me _ to the manager.
a)
A. across
b)
B. up
c)
C. over
d)
D. through
101.
PHRASAL VERB: 12. His father's death was a terrible shock and it took him a long time to _ it.
a)
A. get round
b)
B. come through
c)
C. go over
d)
D. get over
102.
PHRASAL VERB: 13. I can't _ what he's doing; it's too dark down there.
a)
A. see through
b)
B. make out
c)
C. look into
d)
D. show up
103.
PHRASAL VERB: 14. I remember Alice as a spotty girl but she's turned _ a beautiful woman.
a)
A. to
b)
B. in
c)
C. into
d)
D. on
104.
PREPOSITION: 15. _ I saw a thief take Tom's wallet so I ran _ him, but I couldn't catch him.
a)
A. into
b)
B. over
c)
C. near
d)
D. after
105.
PREPOSITION: 16. Everybody congratulated the astronauts _ their successful trip into space.
a)
A. on
b)
B. for
c)
C. of
d)
D. in
106.
17. Yuri Gagarin is the first human to fly _ space.
a)
A. in
b)
B. to
c)
C. into
d)
D. around
107.
18. Although every good preparation has been made, no one knows what may happen _ an astronaut during his space flight.
a)
A. for
b)
B. with
c)
C. to
d)
D. on
108.
19. Yuri Gagarin lifted _ into space aboard the Vostok 1 at 9.07 a.m. Moscow time on 12th April, 1961.
a)
A. at
b)
B. off
c)
C. in
d)
D. from
109.
20. No one knew precisely what would happen to a human being _ space.
a)
A. at
b)
B. on
c)
C. in
d)
D. from
110.
21. Do you think it's possible to _ on nothing but fruit and vegetables?
a)
A. eat
b)
B. live
c)
C. enjoy
d)
D. make
111.
22. For the first few minutes she was leading the race, then she began to fall _.
a)
A. out
b)
B. through
c)
C. back
112.
23. He filled in the necessary forms and _ for the job.
a)
A. appealed
b)
B. asked
c)
C. requested
d)
D. applied
113.
24. I absolutely _ with everything that has been said.
a)
A. agree
b)
B. accept
c)
C. admit
d)
D. approve
114.
25. I don't think he will ever get _ the shock of his father's death.
a)
A. over
b)
B. through
c)
C. by
d)
D. off
115.
1. When was _ computer invented?
a)
A. a
b)
B. an
c)
C. the
d)
D. Ø
116.
2. My daughter plays _ piano very well.
a)
A. the
b)
B. a
c)
C. an
d)
D. Ø
117.
3. _ your garden. _ flowers are beautiful.
a)
A. the
b)
B. a
c)
C. an
d)
D. Ø
118.
4. Mary loves _ flowers.
a)
A. a
b)
B. an
c)
C. the
d)
D. Ø
119.
5. Lan goes to _ church every Sunday.
a)
A. the
b)
B. a
c)
C. an
d)
D. Ø
120.
6. We often watch _ television.
a)
A. the
b)
B. a
c)
C. an
d)
D. Ø
121.
7. Can you turn off _ television, please?
a)
A. the
b)
B. a
c)
C. an
d)
D. Ø
122.
8. We had dinner in _ restaurant.
a)
A. a
b)
B. an
c)
C. the
d)
D. Ø
123.
9. We had _ meal in a restaurant.
a)
A. a
b)
B. an
c)
C. the
d)
D. Ø
124.
10. Thank you. That was _ very nice lunch.
a)
A. a
b)
B. an
c)
C. the
d)
D. Ø
125.
11. Harry is a sailor. He spends most of his life at _ sea.
a)
A. a
b)
B. an
c)
C. the
d)
D. Ø
126.
12. He tried to park his car but _ space wasn't big enough.
a)
A. the
b)
B. a
c)
C. an
d)
D. Ø
127.
1. The Asian Games take _ every four years for the countries in Asia to compete.
a)
A. seat
b)
B. stand
c)
C. place
d)
D. spot
128.
2. _ an athlete to improve the strength of muscles and the appearance of the body.
a)
A. Train
b)
B. Exercise
c)
C. Practice
d)
D. Develop
129.
Korea was chosen to be the _ of the 2002 Asian Games.
a)
A. athlete
b)
B. host
c)
C. participant
d)
D. guest
130.
On some special occasions, people often march and demonstrate to show their solidarity doing, all over the world.
a)
A. event
b)
B. culture
c)
nation
d)
solidarity
131.
The Olympic Games is one of the biggest sporting events.
a)
A. problems
b)
B. athletes
c)
C. events
d)
D.culture
132.
_ is a series or musical notes that is pleasant and easy to remember.
a)
A. musical instrument
b)
B. guitar
c)
C. practice
d)
D. tune
133.
If you _ a singer or a musician, you play one part of a piece of music while they sing or play the main tune.
a)
A. accomplish
b)
B. accompany
c)
C. collect
134.
I had forgotten all about it because I had been so _ with other things.
a)
A. occupied
b)
B. interested
c)
C. accomplished
d)
D. admire
135.
There is a large _ of fish in his living room.
a)
A. jug
b)
B. bottle
c)
C. tank
d)
D. pot
136.
I love champagne but I don't often _ myself.
a)
A. collect
b)
B. accompany
c)
C. accomplish
d)
D> indulge
137.
_ stamps from discarded envelopes is my hobby.
a)
A. Gathering
b)
B. Accompanying
c)
C. Collecting
d)
D. Accomplish
138.
There are some hobbies that I _ in for a while besides reading and collecting.
a)
A. occupy
b)
B. accomplish
c)
C. fascinate
d)
D. indulge
139.
He keeps a lot of pictures and paintings. He is an art _.
a)
A. keeper
b)
B. collector
c)
C. guitarist
d)
D. relative
140.
A/ an _ is a person Who is trained for traveling in a Space.
a)
A. astronaut
b)
B. scientist
c)
C. engineer
d)
D. technician
141.
_ is a feeling of worry and anxiety which makes it difficult for you to relax.
a)
A. Precision
b)
B. Tension
c)
C. Weightlessness
d)
D. Satisfaction
142.
It was _ that the spaceship did not get back to the Earth and disappeared in the universe.
a)
A. interesting
b)
B. attractive
c)
C. satisfied
d)
D. tragic
143.
A plane _ is the most terrible accidents for those who often travel by plane.
a)
A. flight
b)
B. tension
c)
C. attention
d)
D. crash
144.
It is said that weightlessness influences more or less the physical and _ well-being of the astronauts.
a)
A. psychological
b)
B. technical
c)
C. attention
d)
D. historic
145.
The astronaut described life in a weightless environment during his period _.
a)
A. on Earth
b)
B. on the Moon
c)
C. in space
d)
D. on the ground
146.
He fail again, which was a an _.
a)
A. enormous disappointment
b)
B. big disappointment
c)
C. wide disappointment
d)
D. large disappointment
147.
_ is the empty area outside the Earth's atmosphere, where the planets and the stars are.
a)
A. The sun
b)
B. The Earth
c)
C. The moon
d)
D. Space
148.
I admire the astronauts who devote their life _ into space.
a)
A. lifting
b)
B. walking
c)
C. venturing
d)
D. dealing
149.
How long did Yuri G
a)
A. lengthen
b)
last
c)
late
d)
strenthen
150.
When spacemen travel into space they have to face enormous _ because they do not know what may happen.
a)
A. certainties
b)
B. uncertainties
c)
C. possibilities
d)
D. precisions
151.
The spaceship with three astronauts in _ could not be launched as scheduled.
a)
A. Success N
b)
B. Succeed v
c)
C. Successful A
d)
D. Unsuccessfully Adv
152.
When astronauts are in a spaceship they always have to work with _.
a)
A. precise A
b)
B. precisely adv
c)
C. precision N
d)
D. preciseness N
153.
Without the pull of the Earth, we would be _.
a)
A. weighed
b)
B. weight
c)
C. weightless
d)
D. weightlessness
154.
Many spacemen could never get back to the Earth because of _ accidents.
a)
A. tragedy
b)
B. tragic
c)
C. tragically
d)
D. tragedies
155.
My _ for my mother is infinite.
a)
A. admire
b)
B. admirer
c)
C. admiration
d)
D. admirable
156.
Today children have more _ to decide their own future.
a)
A. free
b)
B. freedom
c)
C. freely
d)
D. freeing
157.
Most city dwellers like to spend their weekend in the country to enjoy the fresh air and the _ of nature.
a)
A. beauty
b)
B. beautiful
c)
C. beautifully
d)
D. beautify
158.
The _ of the town itself comes as something of a surprise.
a)
A. modest
b)
B. modesty
c)
C. modestly
d)
D. molesting
159.
I rarely admire him for his _.
a)
A. succeed
b)
B. success
c)
C. successful
d)
D. successfully
160.
Since the former days, stars have _ cosmologists all over the world.
a)
A. attract
b)
B. attraction
c)
C. attracted
d)
D. attractive
161.
Good students aren't _ intelligent students.
a)
A. necessary
b)
B. necessity
c)
C. necessarily
d)
D. unnecessary
162.
This restaurant it _ with those who like Vietnamese food.
a)
A. popular
b)
B. popularly
c)
C. popularise
d)
D. popularity
163.
13. His ___ of the generator is very famous.
a)
A. invent
b)
B. inventive
c)
C. invention
d)
D. inventor
164.
14. He has always been highly___ in his work.
a)
A. success
b)
B. succeed
c)
C.successful,
d)
D. successfully
165.
1. Mike: "Tell me what your dog's like?" Alice: "_____"
a)
A. Very quickly
b)
B. Biscuit and bones
c)
C. Very well, thank you
d)
D. Big, black and hairy
166.
2. "Sorry, I'm late, Mike." "_____"
a)
A. Well, it's worth a try
b)
B. Not on my account
c)
C. No, I wouldn't mind at all
d)
D. That's all right
167.
3. "Would you like me to get a taxi?" "_____"
a)
A. That would be delightful. Thanks
b)
B. Well, let's see.
c)
C. Yes, please, if it's no bother
d)
D. Yes, I see
168.
4. "Excuse me, is anybody sitting here?" "_____"
a)
A. Sorry, the seat is taken.
b)
B. Yes, I am so glad
c)
C. No, thanks
d)
D. Yes, yes. You can sit here.
169.
5. "Do you mind if I use your phone?" "_____"
a)
A. Yes, certainly
b)
B. Not at all. Help yourself
c)
C. Sorry I have no idea
d)
D. You can say that again
170.
6. Andrew: "Can I have the bill, please?" Waiter: "_____"
a)
A. You are very kind
b)
B. Just a minute, please
c)
C. My pleasure
d)
D. You're exactly right
171.
7. Mary: "Hi, John. How are you?" John: "_____"
a)
A. Fine, thanks
b)
B. I'm thirty-five years old
c)
C. I'm free today
d)
D. I'm not working today
172.
8. Mike: "Can I feed the gorilla, Mrs Smith?" Mrs Smith: "_____"
a)
A. Of course you can
b)
B. I don't think it works
c)
C. I'm sure about that
d)
D. I'm afraid not
173.
9. Silas: "Do you think our country can host the Olympic Games some day in the future?" Salah: "_____. We can't afford such a big event."
a)
A. You can say that again
b)
B. I can't agree with you more
c)
C. Yes, you're right
d)
D. No, I don't think so
174.
10. Laura: "______" Bob: "That's great. Congratulations!"
a)
I've passed the exam with an A.
b)
I hope I'll pass the exam tomorrow
c)
I'll get the exam results tomorrow
d)
I didn't do well in the exam
175.
11. "Has Jenifer ever been to Paris?" "No, but _____ she's going next week."
a)
A. interestedly
b)
B. interested enough
c)
C. interesting enough
d)
D. enough interesting
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