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ĐỀ THI THỬ 02

Total questions: 38

Worksheet time: 31mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
  • "Are we lost" - “I think so. I wish we ………… a map with us today.”

a)

were bringing

b)

brought

c)

had brought

d)

would bring

2.

I wish ……… money from my family by this weekend so that I will be able … the rent.

a)

receive / pay

b)

receive / to pay

c)

to receive / pay

d)

to receive / to pay

3.

…………….. says there will be no apples this year.

a)

My neighbor, who is very pessimistic.

b)

My neighbor, whom is very pessimistic.

c)

My neighbor is very pessimistic.

d)

My neighbor whom is very pessimistic.

4.

He got the job ………………………… .

a)

although he had no qualifications.

b)

although he had qualifications.

c)

he had no qualifications although.

d)

although had he no qualifications.

5.

What ………………… if you …………….. the lottery now?

a)

will you do / win

b)

would you do / win

c)

would you do / won

d)

will you do / won

6.

Her sons …………….. ring her up every week.

a)

, both of who work abroad,

b)

, both of whom work abroad,

c)

, of whom both work abroad,

d)

both of whom work abroad

7.

My boss is angry ……. me. I forgot …… the necessary documents this morning.

a)

with / to photocopy

b)

about / to photocopy

c)

at / photocopy

d)

with / photocopying

8.

Advertisements on television ………….. more competitive than before.

a)

is becoming

b)

are becoming

c)

has become

d)

become

9.

All post offices in Viet Nam are equipped with advanced …………

a)

knowledge

b)

machines

c)

science

d)

technology

10.

The house ……………… collapsed in the storm ……………… now.

a)

that / is building

b)

that / is being built

c)

which / building

d)

which / being built

11.

The difference …………… your best friend and you ……… significant.

a)

between / is

b)

in / are

c)

of / is

d)

on / are

12.

My best friend is not only …………….. but also out-going.

a)

height

b)

clever

c)

length

d)

slowly

13.

She ……….. to know where we ………… our holiday the previous summer.

a)

wanted / spent

b)

wanted / had spent

c)

wants / spent

d)

wants / has spent

14.

Although he didn’t have a ticket, Ken ……………. come in.

a)

could

b)

can

c)

might

d)

was allowed to

15.

Unless nothing ………… wrong, we ……………… our project as scheduled.

a)

went / would carry out

b)

went / will carry out

c)

go / will carry out

d)

goes / will carry out

16.

Bob got ………… . It’s going to be difficult for him to find ………… job.

a)

fire / other

b)

fired / another

c)

fired / the other

d)

firing / the another

17.

At the news conference, several reporters …… clear answers to ………… questions.

a)

don’t get / theirs

b)

didn’t get / their

c)

didn’t get / his and hers

d)

doesn’t get / his and her

18.

“Have you ever met the man ……… over there?”

a)

stands

b)

standing

c)

is standing

d)

who he is standing

19.

“I can’t decide what color …. my bedroom.”

a)

repaints / the best

b)

to repaint / better

c)

repainting / good

d)

is repainted / the better

20.

Loan worked for a supermarket last summer ……… money for school expenses.

a)

because to earn

b)

so she earns

c)

for she earned

d)

so that she could earn

21.

Alex cannot express himself clearly and correctly in ……. He will never advance in his job ………… he improves his language skills.

a)

writing / otherwise

b)

to write / if

c)

write / only if

d)

writing / unless

22.

Jack asked if I ……….. him the way to the factory ………….. they produced cars.

a)

showed / which

b)

can show / in which

c)

could show / where

d)

could show / there

23.

The last …….. she wrote to me was ……….. she visited Japan.

a)

time / when

b)

time / since

c)

times / while

d)

times / during

24.

Vitamin C …………. by the human body.

a)

absorbs easily

b)

is easily absorbing

c)

is easily absorbed

d)

absorbed easily

25.

I think I hear someone ………….. the back window.

a)

trying open

b)

trying to open

c)

try opening

d)

try to open

26.

The school students had cleared all the windows before they went out.

a)

The school students cleared all the windows after they went out.

b)

The school students went out after they had cleared all the windows.

c)

The school students had gone out before they cleared all the windows.

d)

The school students went out while clearing all the windows.

27.

Elena was so tired that she couldn’t attend the meeting last Tuesday.

a)

Elena was too tired attending the meeting last Tuesday.

b)

Elena was tired enough to attend the meeting last Tuesday.

c)

Elena was too tired to attend the meeting last Tuesday.

d)

Elena was very tired but attended the meeting last Tuesday.

28.

Tom is too shy to be an environmentalist.

a)

Tom is so shy that he can’t be an environmentalist.

b)

Tom is such shy that he can’t be an environmentalist.

c)

Tom is shy enough to be an environmentalist.

d)

Tom is very shy, so he becomes an environmentalist.

29.

She had asked her father for permission before she went to the theater with her friends.

a)

After she asked her father for permission, she went to the theater with her friends.

b)

After she had asked her father for permission, she went to the theater with her friends.

c)

Before she asked her father for permission, she went to the theater with her friends.

d)

She went to the theater with her friends while asking her father for permission.

30.

They asked my brother to hand in the document.

a)

My brother asked them to hand in the document.

b)

My brother was asked to hand in the document.

c)

My brother is asked to hand in the document.

d)

My brother had asked to hand in the document.

31.

Teacher/ asked/ why/ Lan/ be/ absent/ previous class.

a)

The teacher asked why Lan was absent the previous class.

b)

The teacher asked why Lan had been absent from the previous class.

c)

The teacher asked why had Lan been absent from the previous class.

d)

The teacher asked why Lan absent from the previous class.

32.

A lot/ rice / grow/ tropical country/ like Vietnam, Thailand, Laos.

a)

A lot of rice grow in tropical countries like Vietnam, Thailand and Laos.

b)

A lot of rice is grown in tropical country like Vietnam, Thailand, Laos.

c)

A lot of rice is grown in tropical countries like Vietnam, Thailand and Laos.

d)

A lot rice are grown in tropical countries like Vietnam, Thailand and Laos.

33.

Mr. Harry/ tell me/ he/ go on business/ following weekends.

a)

Mr. Harry told me he will go on business the following weekend.

b)

Mr. Harry told me that he would go on business the following weekend.

c)

Mr. Harry tells me that he would go on business the following weekend.

d)

Mr. Harry told me that he goes on business the following weekend.

34.

What/ happen/ your son/ while/ he/ cycle/ home/ school?

a)

What happened your son while he was cycling home from school?

b)

What did happen to your son while he was cycling home school?

c)

What happened to your son while he cycled home from school?

d)

What happened to your son while he was cycling home from school?

35.

Neighbor/ asked/ me/ turn down/ radio/ but/ I/ not.

a)

My neighbor asked me turn down the radio but I didn’t.

b)

My neighbor asked me to turn down the radio, but I didn’t.

c)

My neighbor asked me turning down the radio, but I didn’t.

d)

My neighbor asked me that I turned down the radio, but I didn’t.

36-40.

Money is something we all take for granted in our lives. Some of us may wish we had more of it but we all recognize it when we see it, whether in the form of coins, notes or cheques. It is difficult to imagine how people managed without money. In the earliest periods of human history, people used to exchange goods directly. They would exchange things they had plenty for things that they were in need of. For example, they might offer food for tools. This method of exchange, which is known as “barter”, has many disadvantages. Certain goods may be difficult to carry; they may not last long, or may be impossible to divide into smaller units. It can also be difficult to know the worth of something compared with other goods.

According to historians, the first money, in the sense we understand it today, consisted of gold coins produced about 2,500 years ago. Gold, being very acceptable to everyone, was still being used at the beginning of this century, although it has now been replaced by paper money and coins made of ordinary metals.

36.

What does the phrase “take for granted” in the first sentence most nearly mean?

a)

Think about carefully

b)

Consider unimportant

c)

Accept as normal without thinking

d)

Be proud of

37.

Before money was invented, how did people obtain what they needed?

a)

By using gold coins

b)

By exchanging goods directly

c)

By using paper money

d)

By borrowing from others

38.

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a disadvantage of barter?

a)

Some goods are difficult to carry

b)

Some goods do not last long

c)

Goods may be hard to divide

d)

Goods are too expensive

39.

According to the passage, when were gold coins first produced?

a)

At the beginning of this century

b)

About 2,500 years ago

c)

In the earliest periods of human history

d)

After paper money was invented

40.

Which of the following best summarizes the last paragraph?

a)

Paper money is more valuable than gold

b)

Gold coins are still widely used today

c)

Gold was the first form of money and was later replaced

d)

Ordinary metals were used before gold

41-45.

Your body needs energy, protein, minerals, vitamins and fiber. In order to get all of these it is important to have a varied and balanced diet and to eat the right amount. Your body ‘burns’ food to get energy: the amount of energy provided by food is measured in units called calories.

How many calories do you need? This depends on your weight and on what you do. When you are asleep, your body uses nearly one calorie an hour for every kilogram of weight. So a person who weighs seventy kilos uses about 560 calories while sleeping for eight hours; in other words, he needs about 1,680 calories just to stay alive for 24 hours, even without doing anything.

More calories are needed for different activities – from 100 calories an hour for reading or watching TV, to 350 calories an hour for playing football. To calculate the number of calories needed per day for an average person, first find out that person’s ideal weight. (Your ideal weight is what you should weigh). It depends on your height and your build, and it may be very different from your present weight!)

Then multiply the correct weight (in kilograms) by 40 for a woman or 46 for a man. A 57-kilo woman may need about 2,300 calories a day – more if she does heavy physical work or a lot of sport, less if she is very inactive.

If you eat more than you need, the extra calories turn into fat; if you eat less than you need, the body burns fat to get energy and you lose weight. One way of losing weight is by dieting – eating less. Another way is to go on eating the same amount, but to increase your body’s need for energy by taking more exercise.

But be careful. It is important to slim – or to start an exercise programme – gradually. Don’t try to lose a lot of weight fast. It doesn’t usually work and it can be dangerous.

41.

According to the passage, which of the following does the human body need?

a)

Only energy and vitamins

b)

Energy, protein, minerals, vitamins and fiber

c)

Protein, minerals and water

d)

Calories and fat only

42.

How many calories does a person who weighs seventy kilos need just to stay alive for 24 hours?

a)

About 560 calories

b)

About 1,120 calories

c)

About 1,680 calories

d)

About 2,300 calories

43.

According to the passage, which activity requires the MOST calories per hour?

a)

Reading

b)

Watching TV

c)

Sleeping

d)

Playing football

44.

To calculate the number of calories needed per day for an average person, what should be found FIRST?

a)

The person’s present weight

b)

The person’s height

c)

The person’s ideal weight

d)

The person’s daily activities

45.

Why does the writer warn us not to lose a lot of weight fast?

a)

Because it is expensive

b)

Because it makes people tired

c)

Because it usually does not work and can be dangerous

d)

Because it requires too much exercise

46-50.

Scientists believe they now have scientific evidence to prove that ecosystems work better when there is (1) ______ variety within them. This biodiversity is being lost, destroying natural mechanisms that could (2) ______ the damage caused by man.

Findings show that losing plants and animals is not only reducing our quality of life but actually (3) ______ our very existence. We cut down rich rainforests and replace them with one-species plantations, such as pine and eucalyptus. We plough up meadows rich in different grasses and herbs and replace them with one grass, for instance rye or wheat.

When a natural ecosystem is (4) ______, the basic processes in the ecosystem are altered and even damaged. Without their biodiversity they are no longer able to act as the natural cleaners of our planet. No longer are they able to absorb the carbon dioxide that is being produced (5) ______. The result is global warming, caused by the increase in the greenhouse effect, and ultimately, or even sooner, there will be a change in the world's climate.

46.

(1)

a)

wider

b)

greater

c)

larger

d)

higher

47.

(2)

a)

solve

b)

prevent

c)

repair

d)

reduce

48.

(3)

a)

threatening

b)

damaging

c)

risking

d)

endangering

49.

(4)

a)

simplified

b)

destroyed

c)

polluted

d)

reduced

50.

(5)

a)

highly

b)

increasingly

c)

excessively

d)

widely