DwDESOR Th@i gian lam bai: 120 phut Téng sé cau héi: 62 A. PHAN THITRAC NGHIEM PHAN 1: CACH PHAT AM CUA AM VITRONG TU ‘Chon 01 trong 04 Iya chon c6 phn gach chain c6 céch phat am khéc véi rniing lya chon cén ki. (1-4) 1, A.pessimistic B. plausible C. assess. 2. A.discriminate B. schedule C. education _D. graduate 3. Aconvert —B. C.conserve —D. concert 4. Acdeteriorate B.dimise —_C. ship D. beach PHAN 2: TRONG AM (Chon 01 tir trong 04 tit da cho c6 cu tric trong aim khéc véi céc tit con hi. (6-8) 5. A.chronological C. instantaneous B. contemporary 6. A, similar C.humble D.approach 7. Acallege B. charter C. broadcast D. context 8 A.placard C. footnote PHAN 3: TU HOAC CUM TU BONG NGHIA Chon 01 tii/cum tit trong 04 Iva chon ¢6 nghia gén nhét voi tit/cym tit duc gach chan trong céu hai. (9211) 9. Finally, afterall that discussion, there was someone who could hit thenailon thehead. ‘ A. putan end to the discussion _B, say exactly the right thing interrupt someone D, counter-argue someone 222) 104. [BO BELUYENTHITHPT CHUYEN-MONTIENG ANH 10, Her father is going to go up the wall when he finds out that she has lost the car keys. ame wave lengths B. be intoxi D. take the bull by the horns 1ments on his appearance are rather tangential because we 1G to assess his performances. impertinent B. mean PHAN 4: TOHOACCUMTU TRAINGHIA ‘Chon 01 tit/eym tit trong 04 Iya chon trai nghia v6i tit hod cum tit duige gach chin trong cu héi. (12-14) 12. Ifthings go wrong, Alex, whatever you do, dor't lose your head. A.be sensible Babe panicked C.beabrupt Dibecalm 13. Tenacious in pursuit of his goals, he continued to apply for @ position in this company until he was accepted, A Persistent B. Discouraged C.Determined D. Intimidated 14, He was planning to ask his boss fora rise, but when it came to the C.timorous hasty pointhe lost his nerve and didrit do it. A.was calm B. was desperate C. was sanguine D. was courageous PHAN 5: HOAN THANH CAU ‘Chon 01 Iya chon iing trong 04 Iya chon cho sin dé dign vio chd tréng, ‘trong méi céu hdi. (15-19) 15. The flood was a terrible Scanned with CamScanner18, The manager's decision to close down the factory was something no one had ever taken, A.seriously — B.severe! C. strictly 19, Our plans to have a party fell ‘coming back a week early from holiday. A.down ——B.back out D.through ‘Mum and Dad Chon 01 Iva chon diing trong 04 Iya chon cho sin dé dign vio ché tréng, trong doan vin. (20-27) ‘Meat for vegetarians Itis the ultimate conundrum for vegetarians who think that meat is Ilsee fresh meat grown without a single cow, sheep or pig being killed. Researchers have published details in a biotechnology journal describing a new technique which they ( as the answer to the world’ food shortage. Lumps of meat would be cultured in laboratory vats rather than carved from livestock reared on a farm. ‘According to researchers, meat grown in laboratories would be more environmentally friendly and could be tailored to be healthier than (22) meat by control nutrient content and screening it for Tood-borne diseases. Vegetarians might also be (23) because the cells needed to grow chunks of meat can be taken without harming the (2a) animal. Experiments for NASA, the US space agency, have already shown that morsels of edible fish can be grown in petri dishes, though no one has (25) ‘eaten the food, Scientists have recently taken the prospect Of “cultured meat” a step further by working out how to produce it on an industrial scale. They (26) muscle cells growing on huge sheets that would be regularly stretched to exercise the cells as they grow. Once enough cells had grown, they would be (27) and shaped into processed meat products such as chicken nuggets. (From: Theguardian.com) Betreated Catered operated 20. A. processed D.complimented 21.A.addressed B. proposed —_C. hailed SN 106 00 ve ven THITHPT CHUYEN- MON TIENG ANH 22. farm-reared Ca 23. A.tempted -grown, D. farmha C-appealed appealing wutor D. sponsor 24, A. patron coi 25, A.since Bonce Calready De yet 26.A.observe _B.contemplate C. ignore _D- envisage 27. A. rubbed against B. passed on. . peeled away D. scraped off PHAN 7: BAL DQC Doc dogn vin va ted lai 8 cau hoi kém theo. (28-35) For the beginner, buying organic can seem daunting. Not so long ago the very word was associated roasts and the kind of shop where every other ingredient was tofu, and where asking for a Coca-Cola would elicit the same reaction as going into the supermartket and dem: ‘Mercifully, those days are gone. But the range of choice that has replaced that austere, vegan mentality is equally confusing. Where do you begin? says the chef and smallholder, Hugh Fearnley ~ Whitting ies, TV Dinners, proved he is willing to eat just about GM-free. anything ~ as long asi ‘The proliferation of farmers’ markets means even hardened city dwellers can buy fresh produce and be sure about its provenance. You can find your nearest market online at www farmersmarkets.net, while the Soil ‘Association's Organic Directory lists thousands of organic shops. And where else could you learn about where your food has come from, chat with your friendly neighbourhood herb farmer and find yourself stuffed full of delicious samples of cheese, beef and spicy cider while buying your groceries? “Tes a bit of a Catch-22," says Fearnly Whittingstall. “The customers need a wide range of poduce and the farmers need enough customers to make it worth their while. The more people make the commiment, the better and more frequent these markets will become” For the lazy, there's an even easier option. The Organic Directory, which can be found online at www:soilassociati lists a staggering number of box delivery schemes that distribute seasonal produce from locations all over the country. They range from the basic to the amazingly comprehensive. PHANEDELUYENTAP | 107 B. farmly-reared q Scanned with CamScanner- But a word of warning: seasonal food may be fresher, easier option ‘ tastier and : huge relief forthe environment (peas dont need to be ed rom ee treed ‘A. having organic food delivered, Zimbabwe, for example), bt you can't give Mothe Wt mos schemes you ge what youte pane a Breadingabow ogni farming, us cooks, but several kilos of lovely, seasonal carrots won't -only buying organic versions of basic foods. ‘be much use if your dinner party was depending on the ingredients for an D. ordering organic food online. Spricot souffie 33, What problem with eating seasonally does the writer mention? Even for those of us who are wedded to the supermarket, healthy A. Itcan be dull tobe always eating the same thing ‘organic food doesn't have to be just a good intention, Some supermarkets keep their organic products together in a dedicated section, while others store organic versions of their products alongside non-organic stock. You will also notice that much organic produce in supermarkets comes pre-packaged. This is to avoid any confusion with non-organic produce and the packaging is recycled wherever possible. Where produce is sold loose, proof of certification must be availabe, by lav, to consumers. (From: First Practice test Extra) 28. How would people have felt if you'd asked for Coca Cola in an organic shop? ji A.surprised B.shocked C.amused’ _D. furious 29. Its hard to eat organically now because ‘A. you need to be good at gardening. B, most people know litle about organic food. pane much a ae ae patvancal there are so many decisions to make. 30. What does the writer say about farmers’ markets? Cen oL hn ‘A. They're only available in country areas. B. They are very friendly places to do your shopping. C. There is a good one on the World Wide Web. There ae far more of them than there used to be. 31. How does Hugh say that more customers at farmers’ markets will improve the situation? ‘A. There will be more variety of produce. B. Prices of goods will be lower. C. There will be more markets. The quality of the produce will be better. SD os 11/80 De LuvEN THTHPT cHUYEN- MON TIENG ANH Scanned with CamScannerC. Td four lessor D.Idont care about it. 38. Tourist: "Whereis the nearest flower shop around here? Me: ” A: What types of flowers do you like? B: I'm sorry, but I don't know this area very well C. Are youa florist? D. Iwant to buy a bunch of flower for my Mom on Mother's day. 39, Lana: “What happened to the flower vase?” B. This vase has shiny cover. C. [broke it when I cleaned the desk. D.1have many of them. 40. Kathy: “I cant thank you enough for watering the plants when I was out of town” George: A. Next time bring them along with you. B. Notat all. C. You can say that again, D. Its my pleasure, PHAN 9: SAP XEP HOI THOAT Chon 01 Iya chon Ia trgt ty diing cia céc lugt Idi trong hoi thogi da cho. (41-45) 41. a. Tdlike to find out information about a trip to New York. b. That will be twenty dollars extra. ¢.Ti like to take the train, please. d. OK, the next train leaves at noon today. €. OK. Ii like a first-class seat, as well. They are quite roomy. £ OK, no problem. How would you like to get there? Abafeed Bafedeb Cafd-b-eb D.ad-c-fed-b ‘CHUYEN- MON TIENG ANH “N 42. Good. Well, weld better go. The sales meeting is about to start. . Yes, and the taxi drivers are al so friendly there. Oh, Love New York. ice to spend time in New York. Ilbe right there. £.Hi, Mary. How did your trip go last week? Afdebae Bocfd-bea Chad-ebe D.fd-c-a-e-b 43, a. Whew, I just finished my last practice of the week. . That's too bad. Maybe next week. . Yeah, right after math class. Why don't we meet outside of the library? d.Is the study group tomorrow after school? Yeah right after math class, Why donit we meet outside of the brary? ¢-Tcanit. Ihave to go babysit then. £. Good. That means you can come to our study group. A.a-f-d-c-e-b Chab-dee 44. a. You should, Most department stores dont sell dresses like this. b.Ilove the color, and its on sale, too. - This would look really great on you. 4. Itwould be perfect for the wedding next week. e. You think so? Maybe I'l try it on. £0h, yeah. Icould wear it to the weddingreception. Achd-abe Beb-fax i Coeabdf JeDELUYENTAP | 111 EK Scanned with CamScannery PHAN 10: VIET Lal CAU Chon cau déng n; (46-50) 46. Ifyou want my op ghia hoc cn nghia nhat véi céu da cho trong céu héi. worth, he’s useless, B. It can be worth my wi to say he’s useless, C. He's useless, which makes me find him worthy. D. It is worthy to recognize that he’s usele 47. Our planet's meteorological conditions using fossil fuels as much as we are now. A. If'we use fossil fuel as much as we should do, the weather system of the Earth would become very different. B, Asa consequence of our going on burning fossil fuels as much as we do, the Earth's climate will continue to change. te continues to change, we wor't need to burn land gas, are we are, il and gas will have to be produced if we want to keep the cli -hanges of our world. 48. He made mistakes of doing everything himself, A. He was trapped to make mistakes by himself. B, He fell into the trap of doing everything himself. C. He fell victim to his mistakes when doing everything himself. D. He became victimized for doing everything by himself, 49. Let's invite Dann as wel, so that he can take Sarais place as a DJ in case she fails to turn up. A. Dann is also a good DJ, so we can invite him if Sarah says she wont be able to make it. B. I suggest that we ask Dann to come too, because then he can be the DJ if Sarah can't make C. Since Sarah might not be able to come, why don't we ask Dann to be our Dj? D, Id rather invite Dann as the DJ, because Sue often fails to keep her promise and does not show up. ! go on changing if we keep 50. Supposed that strict by cc ng codes have been observed, it is not n an earthquake zone. particularly dangerous to A. Living in this earthquake zone has no risk, because strict building rules have been stuck to. ns had been followed, the risk of living is earthquake zone would be minimal CC. Itis fairly safe to live in an earthquake region if the buildings have been built according to tight regulations. D, Strict building regula been followed; otherwise, it would be very dangerous to earthquake zone, PHAN 11: KET HOP CAU ‘Chon céu déng nghia hoje cn nghia nhat véi c§p cau da cho trong cau hii. (51-55), 5. 53. Ididt tell her about t like reading books very much. I don like this novel though. ‘A. Such was my keenness on reading books that I make no attempt to conceal my dislike for this novel. B, Being a big fan of books of all kinds, this novel is not my first choice, though. . Much as 1am fond of reading books, this novel isnt my cup oftea. D. Despite my fondness for reading books, the novel is a storm in a teacup. . [know you have learnt by heart al the safety protocols. just want to emphasize them one more time, A. [just want to go through all the safety protocols one more time in case they failed your memory. B. Although you have committed all the safety protocols to your ‘memory, [just want to hammer them home one more time. C. Let me jog your memory about the safety protocols even though you have known themlike the back of yourhands. D, Even if you know all the safety protocols inside out, its compulsory that Imake sure you dont forget any of them. . fed suprise her. ride, we kept her in the dark Scanned with CamScannerB. In order to tickle her pink, we kept her uninformed ofthe arty. C.Twanted to play a trick on her, so I did D. With a view to taking her aback, we the party, $4: Teollected all the data. I started to write my research paper A. Only when I had done with data collection did I set about: my research paper, B. I started writing my research paper so that all the data could be collected. C. Only after all the data was collected can I start writing my research paper. her about the party. it her in the dark about 1B D. The fact that I have all the necessary datais crucial for my starting to write my research paper. 55. They tried hard. They couldn't revive her quickly enough. A. So hard as they tried but they couldn't make her come round quickly enough. B. Little did they try until they realized they couldn't revive her dawned on them how slowly she was gaining consciousness did they pull themselves together. D. Hard as they tried, they failed to bring her round quickly enough. PHAN 12: HOAN THANH VAN BAN Chon 01 cym tit hoc cau trong 04 Iya chon cho sin trong méi cau hoi dé dign vao ché tréng tuong ting trong bai lugn da cho. (56-60) Youth today is a mixture of good and bad characters as always (56) there has been concern that youth attitudes have changed as living standards have risen and that young people have become less empathetic. But is this true? It is certainly the case that (57) ______. They believe that everything they do is important and are intolerant when they are criticised, (58) they are sometimes known as the Me generation ‘as opposed to the ‘We-generation': egotistic and lacking bela 7 I is perhaps no coincidence that this attitude reflects the beeen lia celebrities that many young people seem obsessed by. When they mix, they SSOP |) 8 BE LuvEN THITHPT CHUYEN - MON TIENG ANH ™“N only mix with people like themselves, a situation encouraged by the advent of online social networking. On the other hand, in some countries younger people are volunteering for charity work in greater numbers than ever before, and are more concerned about social inequalities than their parents.(59) . they also have a far higher tolerance of other people’s beliefs than ever before, opposing discrimination against minorities and believing strongly in equal rights, In other words, the picture is contradictory. It is my firm belief that, le are probably much the same as they have always been. The ions of the country they live in are bound to have an effect but in general (60) 56. A. In recent years B.In the past. C.Gone are the days D. Inthe future 57. A. being self-centered and requiring more personal attention are getting on in the West BB, many of the young generation in Western countries undervalue what the previous generations have done for them C. many young people in the West seem to be more self-centred and in need of more personal attention than ever D. Western young generations now lead a more austere indulgent life than their parents 58. A. The thingis, B, Consequently, C. Moreover, ‘D. What is more, 59, A. Moreover Bet Although, D.So that 60. A. young people are becoming more and more unreliable B. young people are good by nature, but they may be accidentally worsened by surround people C. young people are still a mixture of good and bad, of selfishness and selflessness, . young people have failed to follow the traditions which they got from their ancestors. ~PHANEDELuvENTAP | 115° Scanned with CamScanner