MOCK TEST 907- FULL NAME __________________________AN DUONG VUONG HIGH SCHOOL

1. A.human B.return C.future D.university

2. A. reserved B. opened C. watched D. enjoyed
3. A. promote B. protest C.recruit D. subscribe
4. A. prioritize B. pessimistic C. nationality D. undergo
5. I listened to a great song last night. It was in ___best-selling album of Maroon 5.
A. a B. the C. an D. X
6. When I was studying medicine at university, I __to establish my own business.
A. decided B. was decided C. was deciding D. decide
7. Had their offer been made sooner, he __________ jobs, but he had already signed a contract with his new
employer.
A: won‟t have changed B: hasn‟t changed C: might not have changed D: didn‟t change
8. He is very conservative in his opinions. He says, for example, that he prefers __________.
A: going by train than to fry B: going by train to flying
C: going by train than frying D: going by train from flying
9. I quite sympathize _____ you for your losses _____ the stock market!
A: with / on B: for / off C: over / in D: at / upon
10. Silver is not _____ gold.
A: as much heavy as B: so heavy than C: more heavier as D: so heavy as
11. Vovinam is based on the theory of flexibility, instead of using force, to be more _____to the weak
characteristics of the locals
A. proper B. adequate C. appropriate D. satisfied
12. While Barbara was waiting in the queue to make her payment, a rude man __________ in front of her.
A: pushed in B: tried on C: broke up D: cut off
13. The conference called for papers from professors and _____ nationwide.
A: education B: educated C: educators D: educates
14. Larry was so ____in his novel that he forgot about his dinner being cooked in the oven.
A. absorbed B. drawn C. attracted D. obliged
15. A sudden idea ____to the cyclist that he might try the new method.
A. occurred B. happened C. took place D. took part
16. Sarah and I ____reserved the rooms in the same hotel. She was really surprised to see me there.
A. coincidentally B. practically C. intentionally D. deliberately
17. The _____you gain from taking part in our club is the ease of the mind.
A. profit B. advantage C. benefit D. improvement
18. His letter is full of mistakes. He _____the mistakes carefully before sending it.
A. must have checked B. should have checked C. could have checked D. can have checked
19. Computers and telecommunication are bound to have a great influence on various aspects of our life.
(Closest meaning)
A. diverse B. like C. equivalent D. penalty
20. Aquatic sports have long been acknowledged as excellent ways to take physical exercises. (Closest
meaning)
A. reduced B. encouraged C. recognized D. practiced
21. My friends and his soccer coach are incompatible. They are always arguing.(opposite meaning)
A. too different to work together B. almost exactly the same type
 C. getting on very well D. really disliking each other
22. People sometimes choose their partners who compensate for their own shortcomings.(opposite
meaning)
A. disadvantages B. benefits C. flaws D. strengths
23. "Could you give me a receipt, please?" "_____"
A: Yes, of course. B: Yes, I could. C: Not at all. D: Ok, I could.
24. "________" "I ordered broiled chicken. This is fried chicken."
A: What would you like? B: Would you like broiled chicken or fried chicken?
C: How would you like it? D: Is something the matter, sir?
Everyone needs a home where they feel sheltered and safe. Today we live in modern flats and houses,
(25) ____ have air-conditioning to keep us cool, and heating to keep us warm. There is electricity for lighting
and supplies of gas or oil for the heating. Hot and cold water (26______ from the taps and dirty water
disappears (27)______ the drains. Many of our homes have balconies or gardens. In the past, people made
their homes from materials that they found nearby. When we look at different houses we can tell how old they
are from the materials used and the way they were built. It was different long (28) _______ people did not
have water in their homes and there were no electric lights. To keep warm, they sometimes made (29) _____
inside their homes. With a fire started they could cook their food and heat water.
25. A. where B. which C. whose D. who
26. A. floats B.find C.flies D.flows
27. A.up B.toward C.down D.on
28. A.ago B. then C. back D. time
29. A.flames B.food C.furnaces D.fires
Spiders are not insects! They are actually arachnids - invertebrates (animals without backbones) that
have eight legs and which inject venom. Spiders are found on every continent except Antarctica. There are
over 44,000 known kinds of spiders. Spiders are found in every kind of habitat and are often found in homes!
Spiders are unique among animals in that many spin webs out of silk. The webs trap insects and other
prey to be eaten later. Larger spiders, such as wolf spiders, huntsman, and tarantulas attack prey rather than
spin webs. One spider that was recently discovered even flings itself at prey like a slingshot! Most spiders eat
insects, but tarantulas and larger spiders will eat small lizards and mammals as well.
Many people fear spide
rs. In fact, a fear of spiders has its own name: Arachnophobia! Most spiders, however, are totally harmless to
humans and are actually beneficial because they eat insect pests. Even the largest tarantula in existence, the
Goliath Bird-eating Tarantula is harmless to humans. A tarantula bite is said to be about as painful as a bee
sting. Some spiders, however, such as the Black Widow Spider, are dangerous to humans. Bites from these
spiders usually require immediate medical attention. (Source: mrnussbaum.com)
30. Which group of animals does spiders belong to?
A: arachnids B: tarantulas C: insects D: mammals
31. In which places are spiders not found?
A: in desserts B: in Antarctica C: in cold climate D: in homes
32. The word “unique” can be best replaced by ______.
A: different B: common C: identical D: various
33. According to the passage, some large spider ______.
A: eats mammals rather than insects B: can launch themselves at prey
C: may use slingshots to trap prey D: doesn‟t make web out of silk
34. The word “they” in the last paragraph refers to ______.
A: arachnophobia B: people who fear spiders C: spiders D: insects
Sometimes referred to as “rainforests under the sea”, coral reefs are colorful, exploding with life, and
are some of the most impressive sights on Earth. They are complex and exciting ecosystems that together
host around a quarter of all sea life. A fear for the future, however is that rising ocean temperatures will lead
to the loss of many of our coral reefs forever.
So what exactly is a coral reef? Think of it as an underwater city made of coral. To the human eye, coral
can look like a lifeless rock. However, it is really the skeleton of an animal called a “coral polyp”. When a coral
polyp dies, it leaves its skeleton behind. Then, a new polyp grows on top of the old one. Over time, this
process builds large coral reefs. These reefs are mostly founded in shallow tropical waters and they support
lots of aquatic life. They are like megacities under the water. They are so busy that they support about 25%
of all marine life, despite covering less than 1% of the ocean floor. Some researchers estimate coral reefs are
home to over one million species of plants and animals!
A harsh reality is that much of the world‟s coral is at risk of extinction. Irresponsible fishing, pollution
and climate change are killing off coral reefs at an incredible pace. Scientists say we have already lost 27% of
the world‟s coral, and warn that 60% of the world‟s coral could die within the next 25 years. That is a pretty
frighten prediction!
As scientists and politicians work together to try and figure out way to save our coral reefs, you should
do your part to help to. Simple things like cleaning up trash at the beach and conserving fresh water can help,
but preventing rapid climate change is the best way to save coral reefs. Like many environmental issues, coral
reefs depend on us changing our lifestyles for the best. „
35. How does the writer explain the concept of "coral reef" in paragraph 2?
A: by providing examples of what coral reefs do B: by comparing it to an underwater city
C: by discussing environmental problem D: by explaining where they are found
36. The word "aquatic" in the passage means ______.
A: living on land B: related to animals C: tropical marine life D: living in water
37. Why does the writer mention "megacities" in paragraph 2?
A: to explain that coral reefs cover wide areas of the ocean floor
B: to emphasize that coral reefs are home to millions of animals
C: to illustrate the process of reef building in normal conditions
D: to show that coral reefs and megacities have the same problems
38. How does the writer suggest solutions to the problem in paragraph 4?
A: by explaining the reasons why we should save coral reefs
B: by providing examples of what we can do to help
C: by discussing the important role of coral reefs in our oceans
D: by predicting what will happen in the future
39. Which sentence about coral reefs is true?
A: Coral reefs are mostly found in deep cold ocean waters
B: Coral reefs cover more than 25% of the ocean floor
C: Coral reefs support lots of marine life
D: Only 27% of the world's coral is remaining now
40. Which sentence about coral reefs is NOT true?
A: We need to change our lifestyles to help save coral reefs
B: Scientists say coral reefs will become extinct within the next 25 years
 C: Overfishing is one of the causes of the loss of coral reefs
D: Coral reefs are sometimes referred to as "rainforest under the sea"
41. What would be the most serious consequence of losing our coral reefs forever?
A: The tourism industry would be seriously damaged globally
B: Ocean temperatures would rise dramatically for a short time.
C: We would lose lots of the marine life supported by coral reefs
D: Climate change would become worse than what we can expect.
42. The first half of the game was pretty boring because the players did not take enough effort.
43. However type of raw materials is used in making paper, the process is essentially the same.
44. Public universities, private universities, arts colleges, and community colleges all has a significant role
in higher education in the United States.
45. The traffic accident caused the two-hour jam.
A. The two-hour traffic jam was brought about by the traffic accident.
B. It was the two-hour traffic jam that caused the traffic accident.
C. There was a traffic accident caused two- hour traffic jam.
D. If there weren‟t that traffic accident, there wouldn‟t be the two-hour traffic jam
46. There‟s a possibility that I will study in Spain after graduating.
A. I must study in Spain after graduating.
B. I should study in Spain after graduating.
C. I may study in Spain after graduating.
D. I am certain about studying in Spain after graduating.
47. Only if the Musee d'Orsay is open when we visit Paris _____.
A: where Odilon Redon's Caliban is on display
B: can we actually see Paul Cezanne's famous painting Apples and Oranges
C: wouldn't it be lovely to see Edgar Degas' work L'Absinthe
D: is an absolutely wonderful place to visit in the springtime.
48. _____ nor could my business partner speak the language at all.
A: I did not understand any Arabic B: We did not encounter any trouble
C: Apart from speaking his own language D: I had just started studying Chinese
49. Kate knows how to swim. However, Angie does not.
A. Neither Kate nor Angie knows how to swim.
B. Both Kate and Angie know how to swim.
C. Kate does not swim as well as Angie.
D. Unlike Angie, Kate knows how to swim.
50. Released in 1915, ____
A. D.W. Griffith made an epic film about the Civil War, Birth of a Nation.
B. the Civil War was the subject of D.W. Griffith‟s epic film, Birth of a Nation.
C. D.W. Griffith‟s epic film Birth of a Nation was about the Civil War.
D. the subject of D.W. Griffith‟s epic film Birth of a Nation was the Civil War
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