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ĐGNL 2023

Total questions: 32

Worksheet time: 19mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

I have talked with my parents and decided _________ abroad for higher education.

a)

study

b)

to study

c)

studied

d)

studying

2.

The boys ________loudly upstairs. Please tell them to stop making noise.

a)

shout

b)

shouted

c)

are shouting

d)

will shout

3.

Experts believe that in the near future humans will __________ by robots.

a)

have their housework do

b)

have their housework doing

c)

have their housework to do

d)

have their housework done

4.

____________ more responsible for their environment, certain species would not be on the verge of extinction.

a)

If the local people are

b)

Were the local people

c)

Should the local people be

d)

The local people were

5.

I learnt to play ___________ guitar when I was at university.

a)

an

b)

a

c)

Ø (no article)

d)

the

6.

___________for tickets to the show that people queued day and night.

a)

Such was the demand

b)

The demand was such

c)

Being such a demand

d)

Such demand was it

7.

Recent research has found that learning _____________ brain cells working at optimum levels.

a)

kept

b)

keeps

c)

is keeping

d)

had kept

8.

TikTok, _____________allows users to create and share videos, has become more and more popular.

a)

whose

b)

where

c)

that

d)

which

9.

Hanoi is ___________ than many other cities in the north of Vietnam.

a)

as populous

b)

populous

c)

more populous

d)

the most populous

10.

Can you help me ___________ a new dress for the year-end party at my company?

a)

try

b)

look

c)

choose

d)

decide

11.

John volunteered to help the elderly in a nursing home, and this ________ his family by surprise.

a)

kept

b)

had

c)

took

d)

gave

12.

Indian wedding ____________ are known for colourful costumes and interesting traditions.

a)

photos

b)

ceremomes

c)

receptions

d)

presents

13.

My mother has a very ___________lifestyle. She exercises every morning and eats more vegetables than meat.

a)

dangerous

b)

busy

c)

healthy

d)

expensive

14.

The university has recently __________ great efforts to develop online programs to meet the current needs of education.

a)

made

b)

got

c)

done

d)

given

15.

My sister and I spend most nights fighting over who is going to turn __________the lights.

a)

in

b)

up

c)

off

d)

over

16.

Both parents are equally responsible for bringing ___________their kids in the best manner possible.

a)

in

b)

over

c)

out

d)

up

17.

The company is looking for someone who has a/an ___________ for detail with exceptional communication skills.

a)

ear

b)

eye

c)

head

d)

hand

18.

The search has been in progress for six days, and hopes of locating the missing soldiers are now beginning to ___________.

a)

dim

b)

faint

c)

bleach

d)

fade

19.

Getting enough sleep is a simple way to improve the ____________of life.

a)

purpose

b)

view

c)

stage

d)

quality

20.

In Japan, the tradition of folding square-shaped paper to make various shapes is known as origami. This form of paper artwork can range from simple to complex. Cranes, hats, animals, and flowers are among the most popular origami (1) ____*____ you may come across. AIthough there are no (2) stages in doing origami, the keys to remember are to fold not only in the correct places, but also in the proper order. Beginners can start with simple figures, and move on to the more complex as their (3) improve. A person who is skilled at origami can make a crane, for example, in just a few short minutes. A string of 1,000 paper cranes is considered a symbol of (4) .It is also traditional to give this to people who are ill or (5) as a wish for their recovery. (CREATE)

(a)  

21.

In Japan, the tradition of folding square-shaped paper to make various shapes is known as origami. This form of paper artwork can range from simple to complex. Cranes, hats, animals, and flowers are among the most popular origami (1) you may come across. AIthough there are no (2) ____*____stages in doing origami, the keys to remember are to fold not only in the correct places, but also in the proper order. Beginners can start with simple figures, and move on to the more complex as their (3) improve. A person who is skilled at origami can make a crane, for example, in just a few short minutes. A string of 1,000 paper cranes is considered a symbol of (4) .It is also traditional to give this to people who are ill or (5) as a wish for their recovery. (MANDATE)

(a)  

22.

In Japan, the tradition of folding square-shaped paper to make various shapes is known as origami. This form of paper artwork can range from simple to complex. Cranes, hats, animals, and flowers are among the most popular origami (1) you may come across. AIthough there are no (2) stages in doing origami, the keys to remember are to fold not only in the correct places, but also in the proper order. Beginners can start with simple figures, and move on to the more complex as their (3)___*___ improve. A person who is skilled at origami can make a crane, for example, in just a few short minutes. A string of 1,000 paper cranes is considered a symbol of (4) .It is also traditional to give this to people who are ill or (5) as a wish for their recovery. (ABLE)

(a)  

23.

In Japan, the tradition of folding square-shaped paper to make various shapes is known as origami. This form of paper artwork can range from simple to complex. Cranes, hats, animals, and flowers are among the most popular origami (1) you may come across. AIthough there are no (2) stages in doing origami, the keys to remember are to fold not only in the correct places, but also in the proper order. Beginners can start with simple figures, and move on to the more complex as their (3) improve. A person who is skilled at origami can make a crane, for example, in just a few short minutes. A string of 1,000 paper cranes is considered a symbol of (4)____*____ .It is also traditional to give this to people who are ill or (5) as a wish for their recovery. (LONG)

(a)  

24.

In Japan, the tradition of folding square-shaped paper to make various shapes is known as origami. This form of paper artwork can range from simple to complex. Cranes, hats, animals, and flowers are among the most popular origami (1) you may come across. AIthough there are no (2) stages in doing origami, the keys to remember are to fold not only in the correct places, but also in the proper order. Beginners can start with simple figures, and move on to the more complex as their (3) improve. A person who is skilled at origami can make a crane, for example, in just a few short minutes. A string of 1,000 paper cranes is considered a symbol of (4).It is also traditional to give this to people who are ill or (5)____*____ as a wish for their recovery. (HOSPITAL)

(a)  

25.

As stated in the first paragraph, the writer is ____________

a)

looking at the laundry

b)

looking after the children

c)

cleaning up a mess

d)

writing about the U.S. families

26.

According to the passage, which statement is NOT correct about most American families?

a)

Women have a job outside the home.

b)

Both men and women do the housework.

c)

They hire a domestic worker to do household chores.

d)

They cannot afford high-quality childcare services.

27.

What does the word 'they' in paragraph 2 refer to?

a)

services

b)

incomes

c)

budgets

d)

families

28.

Which of the following is closest in meaning to the word 'burden' in the third paragraph?

a)

task

b)

obstacle

c)

concern

d)

anxiety

29.

Which is the best title of the passage?

a)

Staying cool leads to global warming

b)

Increasing demand for air conditioners

c)

Factors contributing to climate change

d)

Air conditioners: the main cause of global warming

30.

What does the author probably mean by "all that comes at a cost"?

a)

Air conditioners use costly renewable electricity.

b)

Air conditioners are very expensive.

c)

Air conditioners consume a lot of electricity.

d)

Using air conditioners has certain drawbacks.

31.

Which of the following is NOT stated about air conditioners?

a)

Their sales used to be limited to Europe.

b)

They have experienced few technological Innovations.

c)

They use fluorinated gases.

d)

They may create heat-trapping effects.

32.

The author's attitude towards air conditioners can be described as __________.

a)

ironic

b)

critical

c)

supportive

d)

confused