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MULTIPLE CHOICE HSG 9

Total questions: 65

Worksheet time: 3600secs

Name
Class
Date
1.

If something happens out of the blue, it is completely unexpected One day, out of the blue, she announced that she was leaving.

a)

out of the red

b)

out of the pink

c)

out of the blue

2.

willingness to give your time and energy to a job, activity, or sth that you believe in (sự tận tụy, tận tâm, sự cam kết)

(a)  

3.

To place an undue or overwhelming burden on sb's or sth's resources or ability to cope.

a)

put/ impose/ place a strain on sth/sb

b)

set/ impose/ place a strain on sth/sb

c)

make/ impose/ place a strain on sth/sb

4.

born into a very rich family and having a privileged upbringing. Used to show resentment or disapproval.

a)

Be born with a golden spoon in your mouth

b)

Be born with a silver spoon in your mouth

5.

to not do sth immediately

a)

hold off sth

b)

hold up sth

6.

với sự nuối tiếc sâu sắc, chúng tôi phải thông báo với bạn rằng…

a)

It is with deep regret that

b)

It is with high regret that

7.

to praise someone and say that you approve of or are pleased about a special or unusual achievement

a)

Congratulate sb on Ving

b)

Congratulate sb in Ving

c)

Congratulate sb to Ving

8.

to see, hear, or understand something or someone with difficulty

a)
make out
b)

make out of

9.

To ignore or refuse to listen to sb/sth; to fail to pay attention to sth

I'll never forgive myself for turning a deaf ear when my roommate was clearly crying out for help.

a)

Turn a deaf ear to sb/sth

b)

Turn a deaf ear for sb/sth

10.

Make a (a)   to sth

  • Meaning: đóng góp, cống hiến

11.

(v): đòi hỏi, khiến cho phải

(a)  

12.

đòi hỏi, khiến cho phải

a)

Necessitate

b)

Necessary

c)

Necessity

13.

    • She was a (a)   woman who never complained about her illness.(courage)

14.

đa dạng hóa

a)

Diversify

b)

Diversity

15.

The government decided to (a)   more funds to education as a contribution to future development.
A. attribute
B. contribute
C. distribute
D. institute

16.

She was so (a)   that she faced the illness without fear.
A. courage
B. encourage
C. courageous
D. encouraging

17.

The new law will (a)   the appointment of additional inspectors.
A. necessity
B. necessitate
C. necessary
D. necessarily

18.

The minister chose to (a)   allegations of corruption within his department, sparking public outrage.
A. pay attention to
B. turn a blind eye to
C. shed light on
D. take into account

19.

The scientist’s groundbreaking research made a lasting (a)   to the development of renewable energy.
A. distribution
B. contribution
C. attribution
D. substitution

20.

The headmaster ignored the cheating scandal. (TURNED)
→ The headmaster (a)   the cheating scandal.

21.

turned a (a)   eye to : làm ngơ, cố tình phớt lờ

22.

shed (a)   on = làm sáng tỏ (trái nghĩa).

23.

take into (a)   = cân nhắc.

24.

The new policy requires us to cut costs immediately. (NECESSITATE)
→ The new policy (a)   costs immediately.

25.

She always helps her friends and expects nothing in return. (SUPPORTIVE)
→ She is always (a)   her friends and expects nothing in return.

26.

be supportive (a)   : ủng hộ ai

27.

Many different ethnic groups live in harmony in that country. (DIVERSE)
→ That country is (a)   .

28.

The government’s failure to act has led to widespread public (a)   . (APPROVE)

29.

He spoke with such (a)   that the audience was completely captivated. (ELOQUENT)

30.

The findings were considered (a)   , requiring further validation. (CONCLUDE)

31.

In an age of digital overload, the ability to remain (a)   is increasingly valuable. (FOCUS)

32.

The committee decided to (a)   the proposal until more data became available. (POST)

33.

Her essay was full of (a)   arguments that failed to convince the examiner. (SUBSTANCE)

34.

Scientists remain divided over the (a)   of the newly discovered species. (AUTHENTIC)

35.

The company’s rapid growth is a testament to its (a)   marketing strategy. (INNOVATE)

36.

His calm and (a)   manner made him a respected leader in times of crisis. (COMPOSE)

37.

  1. The issue was discussed from both a theoretical and a (a)   perspective. (PRACTICE)

38.

The policy has proved highly (a)   in addressing environmental concerns. (EFFECT)

39.

His constant interruptions were both rude and (a)   . (PRODUCT)

40.

The report highlights the (a)   of the nation’s health-care system. (FRAGILE)

41.

The book offers a (a)   account of the social changes of the 20th century. (COMPREHEND)

42.

Her claim was dismissed as completely (a)   and unfounded. (CREDIBLE)

43.

Economic (a)   often lead to political instability. (DISRUPT)

44.

The teacher praised the student’s (a)   in handling complex ideas. (ADEPT)

45.

The president’s speech was marked by an unusual level of (a)   . (FRANK)

46.

The technology is still at a very (a)   stage of development. (INFANT)

47.

The journalist faced severe criticism for her lack of (a)   in reporting. (OBJECTIVE)

48.

1. After months of negotiation, the trade deal finally fell (a)   , leaving both sides frustrated.
A. through
B. over
C. in
D. apart

49.

2. Many analysts believe the prime minister is simply trying to save (a)   by apologizing publicly.
A. skin
B. soul
C. grace
D. face

50.

The politician tried to put a positive (a)   on the disappointing election results.
A. spin
B. turn
C. shift
D. twist

51.

The sudden resignation of the CEO has sent shockwaves through Wall Street, catching investors (a)   .
A. off duty
B. off guard
C. out place
D. in doubt

52.

Despite criticism, the minister doubled (a)   on his controversial remarks.
A. down
B. up
C. over
D. through

53.

The company’s new product could be a real game- (a)   , reshaping the entire industry.
A. changer
B. player
C. runner
D. starter

54.

Critics argue that the government is turning a blind (a)   to corruption among its allies.
A. eye
B. ear
C. face
D. hand

55.

With inflation spiraling, many families are feeling the financial pinch and struggling to make (a)   meet.
A. ties
B. bills
C. ends
D. money

56.

The opposition party accused the government of trying to sweep the scandal (a)   the rug.
A. under
B. over
C. beneath
D. onto

57.

The president’s sudden policy shift has opened a (a)   of worms for his administration.
A. case
B. box
C. can
D. bag

58.

Environmental activists warn that the government’s promises are nothing but lip (a)   .
A. talk
B. service
C. word
D. show

59.

The stock market crash caught thousands of small investors with their guard (a)   .
A. up
B. down
C. off
D. away

60.

For many war refugees, starting a new life in another country means going back to square (a)   .
A. two
B. three
C. zero
D. one

61.

The mayor resigned after the corruption scandal snowballed out of (a)   .
A. control
B. reach
C. hand
D. order

62.

Despite harsh criticism, the minister stood his (a)   and refused to apologize.
A. chair
B. ground
C. position
D. way

63.

The peace talks collapsed because neither side was willing to meet the other (a)   .
A. half
B. midway
C. halfway
D. side

64.

The tech giant is accused of cutting (a)   on safety standards to maximize profits.
A. ties
B. edges
C. corners
D. deals

65.

Many citizens believe the new tax plan will only add fuel to the (a)   of social unrest.
A. fire
B. flames
C. heat
D. sparks