sÖ GlÁo vÀ ÐÀo TAO NÄM HQC 2017-2018

KIÊN GIANG
Môn: TIÉNG ANH
ÐÈ THI CHiNH THÚc Thði gian: 150 phút (không ké' thòi gian giao dè)
Ngày thi: 13/3/2018
KÝ THI CHQN HQC SINH
GIÓI VÒNG TiNH THCS
 Chú ý: - Ðê thi này gôm 10 trang
- Thi' Sinh làm bài truc tiêp vào bån dê thi này.
CAC GIAM KHAO SO PHACH
ÐIÉM cÙA TOÀN THI
(HQ, tên và chü ký) (Do CTHÐ chám thi ghi)
Bäng sô Bäng chù
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PHÁCH ÐÍNH KÈM ÐÈ THI MON TIÉNG ANH

Só báo danh• HQ và tên thí sinh• Nam/nü•

Ngày sinh• ÐŒn vi•

cÁc GIÁM THI sÓ PHÁCH

(HQ, tên và chü ký) (Do CTHÐ chám thi ghi)

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Chú ý: - Thi' Sinh phåi ghi di các muc åphân trên theo sw hwóng dân cia giám
thi, - Thí Sinh làm truc tiêp vào bån dé thi có phåch dính kèm này;
- Bài thi phåi datac viêt bãng möt loai bút, môt thú muc,• không viêt bãng mvc
dò, bút chì; không dvwc dánh dâu hay làm ký hiëu riêng; phân viêt hòng phåi dùng
thu'óc gqch chéo; không duvc tây, xóa bäng bât k)) cách gì (kê cå bút xóa).

1. LISTENING (50 marks)

Part 1: Question 1 — 5, 10 marks.
Lindsay is talking to Jake about having a dog. Listen to their dialogue and choose the best
answer to each question. You will hear the dialogue TWICE. Write your answer in the box.
l . What does Lindsay worry about the dog? C. It will be left alone a lot.
A. It will be messy. B. It will chew the furniture.
2. What does Jake think about dogs? C. They are loyal.
A. They are scary. B. They are good guards.
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3. Why doesn't Jake like dogs? C. They make the house
A. They are always inside of the house. B. They attack him. dirty.
4. What does Lindsay like about dogs?
A. They protect you. B. They love you. C. They make you laugh.
5. What does Lindsay suggest?
A. Jake get a dog.B. Jake get a cat. C. Jake play with her dog.
Your answer:
1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
Part 2: Question 6 — 15, 20 marks.
Maria: Do you think so?
Kevin: Yes, I mean, obviously you have 7_. Hers is blonde, yours is brown.
Maria: And Catherine's isn't curly, like mine.
Kevin: No, but your faces are the same.
Maria: I don't think so. Her eyes are a different colour to mine. Hers are blue, mine are green.
Kevin: I'm not talking about eye colour. I mean, the 8 of your faces. Her face is longer than
Listen to Kevin and Maria. They are talking about Maria and her sister, Catherine. Listen and
complete the dialogue. You will hear the dialogue TWICE. Write your answer in the box.
yours, yes, but you have the same 9 and the same noses.

Maria: I don't think I look like her. She's much 10 than me.
Kevin: Maybe, but she isn't any taller.
Maria: No.
Kevin: Are your II the same?
Maria: No! We're nothing like each other! Catherine's much more 12 than me. She has lots of friends.
I'm quieter. I prefer my own 13 She's bossier too. I suppose it's because she's older than me.

Kevin: You must have 14 In common.

Maria: Well, we both like music, and the countryside, and we're both 15 I suppose we have
those things in common. What about you? Do you have a brother or a sister... ?
Your answer:
6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
11. 12. 13. 14. 15.
Part 3: Question 16 — 25, 20 marks.
You will hear a report about how people use SMS. Listen and answer the following questions.
For each question, your answer should be a number or NO more than four words. You will listen
TWICE. Write your answer in the box.

When was the first SMS sent? 16.

Last year, how many messages were sent every minute? 17.

What percentage of smartphone users prefer to text? 18.

According to James Thickett, director of research, what is 19.

the most popular means of communication?

Are the number of calls on mobiles going up or down? 20.

How many texts does the average Briton send a week? 21.
How many texts a week do 18 to 25-year-olds send? 22.

What country is the world's fastest texter from? 23.

How many social ills led to by texting are mentioned? 24.

Name one of the mentioned social ills. 25.

11. LEXICO - GRAMMAR (40 marks) Part
1: Question 26 — 35, 10 marks.
Choose the best option A, B, C, or D to complete each of the following sentences. Write your
answer (A, B, C, or D) in the box.
26. He is
A. to work B. to have worked C. working D. hasthought in a
27. Some large cities have measured to air pollution. worked foreign
A. minimize B. fight C. cover country when
D. grow he was 20.
28. Tom can speak two languages. One is English. is French.

A. Other B. Another C. The other D. Others

29. Vietnamese women today often prefer wear modern clothing at work it is more
convenient.

A. although B. however C. as D. moreover

30. Customers of the new mall will shop comfort and won't notice the weather since all the shops

are under one roof.

A. in C. with
31. The temple Angkor Wat was built around the year 1100 to a Hindu God, but later it became a

Buddhist religious center.

A. remember B. worship C. celebrate D. compliment
32. When 1 at the new dress for half an hour, I asked how much it cost.

A. t
A. be building B. build C. have built D. have been a
34. To save energy, please the lights as you leave. built k
e off B. go off C. switch off D. come off
35. Tourist information officer should suggestion about which places to visit.

A. make B. C. D. take
Your answer: bring say
26. 27. 28. 29. 30.
31. 32. 33. 34. 35.
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Part 2: Question 36 — 45, 20 marks.

Supply the correct form of the words in brackets to complete the passage. Write your answer
in the box.
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Your answer:
36. 37. 38. 39. 40.
41. 43. 44. 45.
Part 3: Question 46 — 55, 10 marks.
Choose the best option A, B, C, or D to complete the passage. Write your answer (A, B, C, or
D) in the box.
Lucky Escape
After having saved for years the Clarke family were finally in a position to see their dream
come true. They (46) ready to travel from Scotland to start a new life (47) America.
The (48) family were very excited about their (49) by ship across the Atlantic. However, just
days before their departure, one of their sons was bitten by a dog. Their plans fell through when
they were told they (50) not be able to travel because of the possibility (51) boy could have rabies.
The family were devastated and the father went to the docks to watch the ship that he had
hoped would (52) them to their new life depart. As he stood on the harbour thinking about his son,
he watched the ship and wondered (53) the family would ever get to make the journey.
However, soon (54) this disappointment the father discovered how fortunate the family had
been. The son did not have rabies and a few days later the news came (55) the ship the Clarke family
should have been on had sunk. ThelTitanic had gone down with hundreds of people losing their lives.
46. A. have been B. were C. been D. are
47. A. on B. at C. in D. to
48. A. total B. wl{ole C. all D.
altogether
49. A. trip B. going C. travel D. journey
50. A. could B. had C. would D. should
51. A. some B one D. the
52. A. move B. take C. carry D. ship
53. A. why B. how C. if D. because
54. A. since B. wH'en C. until D. after
55. A. that B. which C. when D. how
Your answer:
46. 48. 49. 50.

51. 52. 53. 54. 55.

111. SPEAKING (30 marks)
Part 1: Question 56 — 63, 16 marks.
At home, Peter and his wife are talking about dinner. For each line ofthe dialogue, choose the
correct picture (1-6) and write only the number in the box. There are two lines you do not need.
For these, simply write "NO" in the box.
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Questions Lines Pictures (from 1 to 6)

56. Was that the re-dinner entertainment?

57. I ho e ou like hot food.

58. That's not what your mother told me.

59. I may have added too much tabasco sauce! Oh dear.

60. I can't wait to see what you've made.

61. Erm, I'll go and get dessert.

62. But it's nearly eight o'clock.

63. Wow, what a spectacular meal!

Part 2: Question 64 — 70, 14 marks.
Where can you see these signs? Match each sign (from A to G) with the most suitable place.
Use each sign ONLY once. Write your answer in the blank. Number 0 (sign Z) is an example for you.
z.
NO PROTESTORS, MARCHING
BANDS OR CIRCUS ANIMALS
ALLOWED IN THIS HOTEL!
B. c.
ONLY WELL-BEHAVED
NO SMOKING, SINGING,
CHILDREN WHO CAN KEEP THEIR FOOD ON THEIR PLATES
DRINKING, SCREAMING,
RUNNING OR
JUMPING! AND THEIR BOTTOMS ON THEIR SEATS ARE
WELCOME!
D. E.

G.

PLEASE TIP GENEROUSLY KISS AND GOODBYE.

OR 1 MIGHT DRIVE OFF NO KISS ABOVE 3 MINUTES! WITH YOUR
BAG!
At the hotel O. 64.
z
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At the airport 65. 66.

In a taxi 67. 68.

In a restaurant 69. 70.

IV. READING (50 marks)

Part 1: Question 71 — 75, 10 marks.
Read the following article and choose the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the correct answer to
each of the questions. Write your answer in the box.
Vietnamese women play an increasingly important role in the nation's development,
especially at present and in the future. When we look back at the development of Vietnamese
society, particularly economic development, women hold a key position, as they directly participate
in the national labour force and in paid labour. For instance, in agriculture — one of the country's
key sectors — women make up some 70 percent of the labour force, and in production alone, they
make up not a modest workforce in export- oriented industries, such as garment and textile,
footwear, light industry, and seafood processing. Also, women's economic roles will be much more
major in the future as Viet Nam more deeply integrates into the world, while these industries
continue to spearhead the economy.
71. The word "important" can be best replaced by

A. significant B. blank C. non-sense D. awesome

72. When does women's role become more important?
A. after war B. years ago C. now and in the future D. at the moment
73. Women make up not a modest workforce in many fields, EXCEPT

A. cloth B. footwear C. agriculture D. tax

74. Why women's economic roles will become more major?
A. Because Viet Nam's economy will develop and assimilate into the world.
B. Because they are well-paid.
C. Because their products get higher price when being exported.
D. Because they have tried a lot.
75. Which is the best title for the article?
A. Vietnamese Women and Economy. B. Vietnamese Women and Their
Contribution. C. Advantages of Vietnamese Women. D. Changes of Vietnamese Women.
Your answer:
71. 72. 73. 74. 75.
Part 2: Question 76 — 80, 10 marks.

The following letter from Mike about his recent European vacation was sent to Linda.
Unfortunately, her dog chewed it up and now she needs to put it back in the right order. Can you
help her? Put the correct paragraph into each of the boxes in the missing parts. There are two extra
paragraphs you don't need. Write your answer in the box below the text.
Dear Linda,
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How are things with you? It was great talking to you yesterday by phone.

76.
I can't wait to arrive in Athens to see all that history. Let me tell you something about where we
have visited so far. 77.
We started in England and we spent two days in London and another day in Canterbury. We saw a
lot of great history and the only bad thing was the weather - it rained for the whole time we were
there. Can you believe it?

78.
Well, I have to say I prefer the American Disneyland. But we met some nice people from Canada and
spent two great days with them. One of them, Clive, is going to your university next year. How's that
for a coincidence!

79.
After that, we went south into Switzerland. l lt was very expensive and we couldn't stay as long as we
wanted to, so that's why we're in Italy now!

80.
See you soon,
Mike
Paragraphs:
A. Clive and his wife left us once we got to Germany by train. They went up into Denmark but we
continued to Munich. Wow - what a great city. I bought you a surprise gift there. I hope you like
it.
B. As I told you yesterday, I am in Rome today. Tomorrow we are getting the train down into the
south of the country and then the ship across to Greece.
C. I paid nearly $200 for it but it looks magnificent and is made of real leather.
D. OK, that's enough from me for now. I want to post this letter now so you get it by the weekend.
E. At least when we got to Paris, the sun was shining! We only stayed for one afternoon in the French
capital because my friends really wanted to visit Euro Disney which is to the east of Paris.
F. I sent her a postcard last night. It had the Eiffel Tower on it, which she has always wanted to visit.
Now she can look at it on a postcard every day!
G. I know you want to come here on vacation too one day!
Your answer:
76. 77. 78. 79. 80.
Part 3: Question 81 — 85, 15 marks.
Five people (Marco, Gemma, Ingrid, Trevor, and Sarah) are looking for places to spend their
summer in the West Midlands. Choose thè most suitable placefor each of them. Write your
answer (A to H) in the box. There are three extra places you do not need.
81. Marco studies physics and is interested in anything to do with science. He'd •like to visit
somewhere to see some examples of early mechanical engines.
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82. Gemma wants to take her 5-year-old to see some animals. She'd also like to look around
some shops to buy something for her mother's birthday.
83. Ingrid's eldest daughter is learning about English history and would like to go somewhere to
bring this subject to life. Ingrid is really interested in flowers.
84. Trevor is an artist and enjoys drawing wildlife. He recently visited a zoo and drew large
animals and would like to try sketching something smaller.
85. Sarah and her husband would like to spend the day outdoors. They don't like going on rides
but are both interested in history and how people used to live.
Places to go this summer
See what's on in the West Midlands this summer:
A - Stratford Butterfly Farm
The biggest butterfly farm in Europe. Whatever the weather come and see these beautiful creatures as
they would live in their natural environmént. Walk around a tropical rainforest as butterflies fly freely
around you. See them as they come into the world in the Caterpillar Room. And don't miss Insect
City where you can view huge spiders and our very own scorpion colony!
B - National Sea-Life Centre
You wouldn't expect to bump into a hammerhead shark whilst visiting Brum city centre. But yes, it's
true, The National Sea Life Centre in Birmingham is the only aquarium in the UK where you can see
this creature along with our Sea Dragons from Australia and baby stingrays from the Amazon. We
guarantee an experience you'll never forget.

C - Coventry Transport Museum

Coventry Transport Museum hosts the world's largest transport collection. A day out here will give
you the chance to see some of the earliest motor cars as well as more modern vehicles like the De
Lorean 'back from the future' car. You can also design your own car and experience what breaking
the sound barrier at 763 miles an hour feels like.

D - Warwick Castle
Regarded by many as Britain's greatest Medieval Castle. Visit exhibitions, climb the castle towers,
relax as you walk around the gardens, designed and created in 1753 by Capability Brown.Experience
the preparations for battle in the Kingmaker exhibition or witness a Victorian Royal Weekend. And if
your interest is more in the darker side of the Castle's history visit The Castle Dungeon.

E - ThinkTank
At Thinktank you will find four floors of hands-on exhibits and historical collections that will amaze
and inspire you, showing you the science of the world all around us from the past, the present and the
future. From galleries and exhibitions tc an exciting programme of events and activities, there is
something for everyone to enjoy, whether' your interest is steam engines, looking into deepest space
or seeing how doctors perform life-saving surgery.

F - Drayton Manner
One of the UK's most popular attractions. The park is home to some of the scariest rides you'll find
like Stormforce 10 and Apocalypse, which has been voted the UK's most frightening ride. You'll also
find an indoor and outdoor play area and of course, Drayton Manor Zoo with over one hundred
different species, including twelve rare breeds from across the world.

G - Hatton Country World

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If you're keen on seeing unique crafts and craft work side-by-side with antique shops and a traditional
butchers shop, Hatton Country World is the place for you. As well as these wonderful shops you'll be
able to enjoy the Farm Park with many farm animals to help keep the kids entertained.

H - Black Country Museum

It's been called Britain's friendliest open-air museum. Come to Black Country Museum and discover
an old-fashioned village by the canal. Look around original old-fashioned shops and houses, see what
it's like down a mine and take a ride on a tramcar. Your answer:
81. 82. 83. 84. 85.
Part 4: Question 86 — 90, 15 marks.
Read the text and complete the chart. Choose No MORE TlÐ4N TWO WORDS from the text
for each answer. Write your answer in the box. There has been an examplefor you.
DEALING WITH YOUR OFFICE EMAILS
Email has completely changed the way we work today. It offers many benefits and, if used well, can
be an excellent tool for improving your own efficiency. Managed badly, though, email can be a waste
of valuable time. Statistics indicate that office workers need to wade through an average of more than
30 emails a day. Despite your best efforts, unsolicited email or spam can clutter up the most
organized inbox and infect your computer system with viruses. Here we give you guidance on
protecting yourself.
Prioritizing incoming messages
If you are regularly faced with a large volume of incoming messages you need to prioritize your
inbox to identify which emails are really important. If it is obvious spam, it can be delete without
reading. Then follow these steps for each email:

• Check who the email is from. Were you expecting or hopping to hear from the sender? How
quickly do they expect you to respond?
• Check what the email is about. Is the subject urgent? Is it about an issue that falls within your
sphere of responsibility, or should it just be forwarded to someone else?
• Has the email been in your inbox for long? Check the message time.
An initial scan like this can help you identify the emails that require your prompt attention. The
others can be kept for reading at a more convenient time.
Replying in stages
Having prioritized your emails, you can answer them in stages, first with a brief acknowledgement
and then a more detailed follow-up. This is particularly advisable when dealing with complicated
matters where you don't want to give a rushed answer. If you decide to do this, tell the recipient a
definite date when you'll be able to get back to him or her and try to keep to this wherever possible.
Some emails are uncomplicated and only require a brief, one line answer, so it's a good idea to reply
to these immediately. For example, if all you need to say is, "yes, I can make the 10.00 meeting", or
"thanks, that's just the information I need", do it, if you are unable to reply there and then or choose
not to, let the sender know that you've received the message and will be in touch as soon as possible.
* Complete the chart: Dealing with emails
Delete (O) spam
Sort email according to the:
Sender
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Subject

If your
Deal with emails that need an email
(87)is complex, you can:
• First send a (89)

Your answer: • Give the sender a (90)

86 87 88 89 90
spam

V. WRITING (30 marks)

Part 1: Question 91 — 95, 10 marks.
Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence, using the
word given. DO NOT CHANGE THE WORD GIVEN. You must use between two and five words,
including the word given. Write your answer in the blanks.
91. Will your neighbours look after your dog when you go away? (ta ke)
Do you know if your neighboursyour dog when you go away?

92. My boss wanted to know what I thought about her suggestion. (you)
"Whatsuggestion?" my boss asked me.

93. The children spent two hours in the pool. (stayed)

The children two hours.
94. Three hundred students entered the swimming competition last year. (part)
Three hundred students the swimming competition last year.
95. Could you speak English when you were younger? (able)
When you were younger, speak English?
Part 2: 20 marks.
Write a passage of about 100 words to express your opinion on the topic.
"Children should help their parents to do household chores because doing chores brings
them many benefits/advantages.
Your answer:
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KIÊN GIANG KÝ THI CHQN HQC SINH GIÖI VÒNG TiNH THCS
NÄM HOC 2017-2018

HÜÓNG DAN CHAM

Môn: TIÉNG ANH
ÐÊ THI CHÍNH THúc
Thði gian: 150 phút (không ké thài gian giao dè)
Ngày thi: 13/3/2018
(Huáng dân chäm có 2 trang)
A. HÜÓNG DAN CHAM
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Ðiêm bài thi = diêm châm : 10 1

B. ÐÁp ÁN vÀ BIÊU ÐIÊM
1. LISTENING (50 marks)
Part 1: Question 1 — 5, 10 marks.
l. c

Part 2: Question 6 — 15, 20 marks.

6. similar 7. different hair 8. sha e 9. mouths 10. slimmer
I l. personalities 12. outgoing 13. company 14. some things 1 5 independent
Part 3: Question 16 — 25, 20 marks.
16. December 1992
17. 15 million 18.
19. text (messaging)
20. going up/ grow
21. 50
22. about 133 messages
23. Norway
24. 4
25. cyber bullying/ harassing
someone texting /sending messages
while drunk/
11. LEXICO - GRAMMAR (40
marks) by text/ "sexting" (sending sexually
Part 1: Question 26 — 35, 10 marks. car-texting/textingexplicit while driving messages/drunk
26. B 27. A 28. c 29. c 30. A
31. B 32. A 33. D 34. C 35. A
Part 2: Question 36 — 45, 20 marks.
36. activities 37. accompanying 38. invitations 39. exchange 40. exhibition
41. recitation 42. officially 43. gradually 44. oetic 45. initiative
Part 3: Question 46 — 55, 10 marks.
46. B 47. C 48. B 49. D 50. c
51. D 52. B 53. c 54. D 55. A
111. SPEAKING (30 marks)
Part 1: Question 56 — 63, 16 marks.
Part 2: Question 64 — 70, 14 marks.
At the hotel 64. E
At the airport 65, 65: D, G
In a taxi 67, 68: F, C
In a restaurant 69, 70: A, B
IV. READING (50 marks)
Part 1: Question 71 — 75, 10 marks.
71. A 72. c 73. D 74. A 75. B
Part 2: Question 76 — 80, 10 marks.
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76. B 77. G 78. E 79. A 80. D

Questions Lines Pictures from 1 to 6

56. Was that the re-dinner entertainment? 5
57. I ho e you like hot food. 2
58. That's not what your mother told me. NO
59. I may have added too much tabasco sauce! Oh dear. 4
60. I can't wait to see what you've made. 1
61. Erm, I'll go and get dessert. 6
62. But it's nearly eight o'clock. NO
63. Wow, what a spectacular meal! 3
Part 3: Question 81 — 85, 15 marks.
81. E 82. G 83. D 84. A 85. H
Part 4: Question 86 — 90, 15 marks.
86. Message 87. prompt 88. reply 89. brief 90. date
time attention immediately acknowledgement
V. WRITING (30 marks)
Part 1: Question 91 — 95, 10 marks.
91. Do you know if your neighbours would]will take care of your dog when you go
away?
92
. "What suggestion?" my boss asked me.
93. The children stayed in the pool for two hours.
94. Three hundred students took part in the swimming competition last year.
95. When you were younger, were you ablé to speak English?
Part 2: 20 marks.
Tiêu chí Yêu cau Ðiêm
Nêi dung - Nêu duqc quan diêm Cá nhân vê chù dê (ùng hê h04c phån dôi). 2
- Nêu lên duqc tru diêra/ han chê cùa làm viêc nhà. 2
2
- Nêu ít nhât I VI' du iåi thích cho tru diêm/ han chê.
Ngtr pháp - Sù dung dúng ngù pháp. 2
2
- Câu trúc câu da dan hon hú.
Tù vyng - Viêt dúng chính tå, chính xác, có ý nghïa rõ ràng. - 2
Tù ngtr duoc scr dung, da dang, tránh trùng lä 2
nhiêu.
Tính mach lac - Säp xêp các y" logic. 2
- Sú• dung duqc các tù chuyên ý, nôi ý hù ho 2
Sô luqng tù - Ðåm båo dù sô tù thêo qui dinh. 2