Bai Tap E10 Ca Nam

Unit 1. A DAY IN THE LIFE OF ...
PART I. PHONETIC
Questions 1-5: Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from the rest in
each group by circling A, B, C, or D. Mark your choice on the answer sheet.
1. A. heat B. scream C. meat D. dead
2. A. tease B. beat C. break D. lead
3. A. meet B. freeze C. bee D. green
4. A. hit B. bit C. minute D. like
5. A. miss B. little C. child D. listen
PART II: VOCABULARY
Questions 6-20: These are incomplete sentences. Circle A, B, C or D as your best choice to complete
each sentence. Mark your choice on the answer sheet.
6. Lan ____has English on Monday and Friday.
A. usual B. frequent C. usually D. normal
7. What do you often do after__?
A. classes B. classroom C. schools D. hours
8. Bill speaks three__________.
A. tongues B. speeches C. languages D. dialect
9. In the afternoon we go to work
A. again B. more C. hardly D. once
10. After dinner we watch TV___ go to bed at 10.30.
A. and B. but C. or D. before
11. Jim sometimes ______at midnight.
A. wake B. woke C. wakes up D. woke up
12. He missed the bus because the alarm clock did not
A. go off B. rings C. went off D. rang
13._____I get up, I usually have a bath.
A. Before B. After C. When D. During
14. He failed the exams _________his laziness.
A. though B. although C. because D. because of
15. How many lessons do you ______at school a day?
A. read B. watch C. have D. see
6. What do you usually____________?
A. do after school B. do after lesson
C. do with lessons D. plays after school
7. Tim never chats ________the lesson.
A while B. when C. during D. within
8. John is not a farmer so he never____________.
A do the transplanting B. do transplanting
C. does the transplanting D. did transplanting
9. It often _______me half an hour to clean the kitchen.
A take B. takes C. took D. taking
10. When they saw the fire they__________.
A screamed in danger B. scream on panic
C. screamed in panic D. screaming in panic
PART III. GRAMMAR
Questions 21-40: These are incomplete sentences. Circle A, B, C or your best choice to complete
each sentence. Mark your choice on answer sheet.
21. John often goes to bed early and _____up late.
A. gets B. get C. got D. to get
22. They sometimes come ______their neighbours in the evening.
A see B. sees C. seeing D. to see
23. He often has breakfast _____7.30 in the morning.
A on B. in C. with D. at
24. He lives ______17 George street in London.
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A. on B. in C. at D. inside
25. After lunch I usually take _____short rest.
A. a B. the C. an D. 0
26. I ______to school late because the clock didn't go off.
A. go B. went C. had gone D. woke up
27. It often takes me twenty minutes ______ready.
A. getting B. to get C. get D. gets
28. During the break I often drink tea_____. my friends.
A. from B. for C. to D. with
29. What time do you ______maths on Thursday?
A. take B. has C. have D. takes
30. _____lessons does Ba have everyday?
A. How much B. How many C. What kind D. What kinds
31. We _____five lessons yesterday.
A. have B. had C. has D. has got
32. He stayed up late last night and _____get up early.
A. couldn't B. can't C. has to D. had to
33. They usually spend two hours _____TV after dinner.
A. to watch B. watch C. watching D. watches
34. They often play ball games with their friends _______the lessons.
A. after B. on C. when D. while
35. Mr.Vy is a farmer and he is very good at_______.
A. ploughed B. ploughs C. to plough D. ploughing
36. Old farmers did not ______work with computers.
A. used to B. use to C. use D. have used
37. In the past, farmers mainly ploughed ____a buffalo.
A. with B. for C. by D. along
38. Although they have to work hard in the field, they still__________.
A. live very happily B. live happy
C. will live happy D. will live happily
39. Quang is very good at maths but_______, at literature.
A. is hopeful B. is hopeless C. is hoped D. is hoping
40. We often ______informatics lesson on Friday.
A. do B. read C. have D. write
PART IV. READING

Questions 41-50: Read the passage and answer the questions that follow by circling the
corresponding letter (A, B, C, D) of the correct answers. Mark your choice on the answer sheet.
In England boys and girls go to school five days a week. They don't go to school on Saturdays and
Sundays. Lessons usually begin at nine o'clock. Each lesson lasts forty five minutes. At fifteen past
eleven they have a quarter of an hour's break in which they drink milk. Some pupils eat sandwiches or
biscuits which they bring from home. Then they have two lessons more. After that they have a lunch
break. Some pupils go home for lunch, but many have it at school. At two o'clock school begins again.
These are two more lessons. For the next forty minutes they do some of their homeworks or have a club
meeting or play games like football. They go home at about four thirty in the afternoon.
41. Which days do they go to school?
A. From Monday to Thursday B. From Friday to Saturday
C. From Monday to Sunday D. From Monday to Friday
42. How long do they have a short rest?
A. 15 minutes B. 25 minutes C. 30 minutes D. 45 minutes
43. How many lessons do they have in the morning?
A .2 B.3 C. 4 D. 5
44. What time do they have lunch?
A. at 11.45 B. at 12.00 C. at 1.00 D. at 1.30

45. Where do they have lunch?
A. at home B. in restaurants C. at school D. in cafes
46. What time do school start in the afternoon?
A. at 1.30 B. at 1.45 C. at 2.00 D. at 2.30
47. How many lessons do they have in the afternoon?
A. four B. three C. one D. two
48. What don't they often do at school from 3.30 to 4.15 in the afternoon?
A. do homework B. have a club meeting
C. play games like football D. watch TV
49. What time do they go home?
A. at 4.00 B. at 4.15 C. at 4.20 D. at 4.30
50. What does the word "they" in the last sentence mean?
A. school girls B. school teachers C. students D. school boys and girls
Questions 51-60: Read the following dialogue carefully and then

choose the best option to fit each space by circling the letter A, B, C, or D. Mark your choice on the
answer sheet,
Daniel: How do you spend your day, Helen?
Helen: Well, on weekdays I get (51) ______around ten. At ten fifteen I read the paper for an hour and
(52)_____have lunch at twelve.
Daniel: Really? What time (53) ______you go to work?
Helen: I go to work (54) ______three.
Daniel: And what time do you (55)___ home at night?
Helen: I get home very late, (56)____midnight and go to bed at one (57).
Daniel: So, what (58)______ you do exactly?
Helen: I’m a TV announcer. Don't you recognise me? I (59). weather report on KNTV.
Daniel: Oh, I'm sorry. I don't (60)_______TV.
51. A. up B. on C. at D. off
52. A. before B. then C. after D. next
53. A. did B. does C. do D. can
54. A. at B. on C. in D. into
55. A. got B. get C. gets D. getting
56. A. down B. on C. in D. around
57. A. o'clock B. hour C. clock D. clocks
58. A. will B. could C. do D. would
59. A. say B. give C. speak D. talk
60. A. attend B. observe C. see D. watch
PART V. WRITING
Questions 61-65: After each sentence from 41 to 45, there are four sentences marked A, B, C, and
D. Choose the sentence that has the same meaning as the original one hy circling the corresponding
letter A, B, C, or D. Mark your choice on the answer sheet.
61. They work with the computer six days a week.
A. They usually work with the computer on weekdays.
B. They usually work with the computer at weekdays.
C. They usually work with computer at weekdays.
D. They usually work with the computer at weekday.
62. We usually have English lessons every Monday and Thursday.
A. We usually have English lesson twice a week.
B. We usually have English lesson twice week.
C. We usually have English lessons twice a week.
D. We usually have English lesson once a week.
63. Although they have to work hard, they love their job.

A. They love their job even though they have to work hard.
B. They love their job unless they have to work hard.
C. They love their job because they have to work hard.
D. They love their job when they have to work hard.
64. Bill usually has dinner at home with his family on Saturdays and Sundays.
A. Bill usually has dinner at home with his family on weekend.
B. Bill usually has dinner at home with his family in weekends.
C. Bill usually has dinner at home with his family in weekend.
D. Bill usually has dinner at home with his family at weekends.
65. After he gets up, he enjoys having a bath.
A. He likes having a bath after he gets up.
B. He likes having a bath before he gets up.
C. He likes having a bath while he gets up.
D. He likes having bath after he gets up.
Questions 66-70: The words in italic below are cues to make sentences. Choose the correct option
by circling the corresponding letter A, B, C, or D. Mark your choice on the answer sheet.
66. What / they / often / do / morning ?
A. What do they often do in the morning?
B. What do they often in the morning?
C. What do they often doing in the morning?
D. What do they often do in morning?
67. We / speak / usually / English / teacher / friends / school.
A. We usually speak English with teacher and friends at school.
B. We usually speak English with our teacher and friends at school.
C. We usually speak English with our teacher, friends at school.
D. We usually speak English our teacher and friends at school.
68. Her husband / often / pump / water / plot / land / after / finish / plough / it .
A. Her husband often pumps water their plot of land after he finishes ploughing it.
B. Her husband often pumps water into their plot of land after he finishes ploughing it.
C. Her husband often pumps water into their plot land after he finishes ploughing.
D. Her husband often pump water into their plot of land after he finish ploughing it.
69. They / never / go / school / Sundays.
A. They never go to school on Sundays.
B. They never go to school at Sundays.
C. They never go to school in Sundays.
D. They never go to schools on Sundays.
70. They / always / have / chemistry / Tuesday / Friday I mornings /.
A. They always have chemistry with Tuesday and Friday mornings.
B. They always have chemistry in Tuesday and Friday mornings.
C. They always have chemistry at Tuesday and Friday mornings.
D. They always have chemistry on Tuesday and Friday mornings.
Questions 71-80: In these sentences, each one has four underlined words or phrases marked A, B,
C, and D. Choose the one word or phrase that must be changed in order for the sentence to be
correct by circling letter A, B, C, or D. Mark your answer in the answer sheet.
71. Many ethnic children doesn't know how to read and write.
A B C D
72. They often have bath after they get up in the morning.
A B C D
73. We usually have English lesson twice a week.
A B C D
74. They never have breakfast before have a bath.
A B C D
75. When he came, we were having dinners.

A B C D
76. She likes her job but does not like wear uniforms.
A B C D
77. She has breakfast at 8.30, then she go to work immediately.
A B C D
78. They speak English well because they practise speak it everyday.
A B C D
79. Although they are not young, they work very hardly.
A B C D
80.1 do not know what time does she gets up every morning.
A B C D

Unit 2. SCHOOL TALKS
PART I. PHONETICS
1. A. far B. marvelous C. star D. match
2. A. guitar B. target C. mad D. Charles
3. A. hat B. father C. bank D. sang

4. A. full B. lunch C. study D. Sunday
5. A subject B. just C. put D. discuss
PART II. VOCABULARY
Questions 6-20: These are incomplete sentences. Circle A, B, C, or D as the best choice to complete
6. That's a _________ idea!
A. greatly B. great C. big D. large
7. She can _________four foreign languages.
A. say B. tell C. speak D. talk
8.1 love my family_________.
A. very much B. very many C. very lots D. very a lot
9. I am a_________. I learn six days a week at school.
A. teacher B. head master C. manager D. student
10.1_________a bike to school everyday.
A. go B. sail C. ride D. steer
11. Big C supermarket is always _________with shoppers.
A. crowding B. crowd C. crowded D. to crowd
12. If two people speak the same language, they usually have_________
attitudes and opinions.
A similar B. similarity C. similarly D. different
13. There is so _________on the road nowadays.
A. many cars B. many bikes
C. much traffic D. much motorbikes
14. I like _________best because I enjoy working with numbers.
A. literature B. maths C. biology D. geography
15._________ do you like learning best at school?
A. How B. Whose C. What D. Who
16. _________does she want to learn English?
- Because it's an international language.
A. Where B. How C. What D. Why
17. Children have to _________a lot of homework at home.
A. make B. do C. answer D. explain
18. I am going to the _________to borrow some books.
A. bookshop B. lab C. computer room D. library
19. Would you like something to_________?
- Yes, a glass of orange juice please.
A. drink B. eat C. swallow D. have
20. What do you usually give your teachers on the _________ of
Vietnamese teachers' day?
A. time B. opportunity C. occasion D. chance
PART III. GRAMMAR

Questions 21-40: These are incomplete sentences. Circle A,B ?C, or D as the best choice to complete

21. Students should ____________to raise questions in class.
A. encourage B. to encourage
C. be encouraged D. to be encouraged
22. It is compulsory for students in some schools _________ uniforms.
A. to wear B. wear C. wearing D. worn
23. This classroom needs.__________. It's very dirty.
A. clean B. cleaning C. to clean D. cleaned
24. At school, students usually take part in _______money for charity.
A. raised B. to raise C. raising D. raise
25. May I ________in?
A. to come B. coming C. came D. come
26. Let's __________for a walk.
A. go B. to go C. going D. went
27. Do you enjoy__________ cartoons?
A. watching B. to watch C. watch D. watched
28. They want___________ travel by air because it is much faster than
other means of transport.
A. travel B. travelling C. travelled D. to travel
29. Why don't you consider to visit me? I really look forward to _______ you.
A. see B. seen C. seeing D. saw
30. It's impolite ___________people about their salary.
A. asked B. to ask C. ask D. asking
31. Don't _________in class.
A. talking B. to talk C. talked D. talk
32. Who ________ you English?
A. do teach B. teaches C. teach D. does teach
33. You'd better __________ harder.
A, to work B. working C. work D. worked
34. Do children____________ wear school uniforms in your country?
A. have to B. must C. have D. must to
35. ____________football is my hobby.
A. Playing B. Play C. Played D. To play
36. The students in our class are very__________.
A. to interest B. interesting C. interest D. interested
37. We should read different kinds of books _________our general knowledge.
A. to widen B. widen C. widened D, widening
38. It's not good to avoid____________, the teacher's questions in class.
A. answer B. answering C. answered D. to answer
39. Students are always interested in____________ a party.
A. to have B. have C. having D. had
40. ___________the exams, students have to learn hard.
A. To pass B. Passed C. Pass D. Passing
PART IV. READING
Questions 41-50: Read the following passage and then choose the best answer to the questions by
circling the corresponding letter A, B, C or D. Mark your choice on the answer sheet.
Chantal's parents didn't have much money, so they sent her to a state primary school when she was five.
She enjoyed her reading and writing lessons, but there were so many pupils in the class that the teacher
found it difficult to control them.
When Chantal was eleven, her father got a better job, and decided to spend some money on her
education. He sent her to an expensive private school, where the girl wore dark green uniforms and did
two hours' homework every evening.
Chantal liked her new school, and did well. Because she studied hard, she passed all her exams, and went
to university at eighteen. She chose history course and was an excellent student. In the end she decided to
become a teacher, and returned to her old primary school to teach.
41. Why did Chantal's parents send her to a state primary school?

A. They liked it. B. It was near her house.
C. They were poor. D. It was expensive.
42. How many kinds of lessons did she like learning?
A. 3 B. 1
C. 4 D.2
43. What was her teachers' problem at the primary school?
A. large class B. low salary
C. disobedient pupils D. strict head master
44. It can be inferred from the passage that the state school is ________than the private school.
A. cheaper B. more expensive
C. better D. better equipped
45. What was an important event for Chantal when she was eleven?
A. leaving her home B. getting better education
C. passing the exams D. going overseas
46. In her private school, the girls wore
A. different clothes B. the same clothes
B. colourful clothes C. cheap clothes
47. She passed all her exams because__________.
A. she liked the new school B. she was a hard working student
C. the new school was better D. all A, B and C
48. Her course at university related to__________.
A. past events B. medicine
C. numbers C. linguistics
49. At university she studied __________.
A. very badly B. very poorly
C. very well C. so so
50. What profession did she finally decide to choose?
A. cooking B. teaching
C. nursing C. advertising
Questions 51-60: Read the following passage carefully and then choose the best option to fit each
space by circling the letter A, B, C, or D, Mark your choice on the answer sheet.
It's important to eat well, especially when you're (51)_________. If you are
at (52)_________, you may go home for lunch, and have a cooked meal of (53)__________or fish and
vegetables. Or perhaps you take some food with you to school, and eat it in the lunch (54) _____. A
chicken and lettuce sandwich, with some fresh (55) __________, would be a light but healthy lunch.
Many people around the world eat plain, (56)___________rice two or three times a day. Pupils and
(57) ______ often don't eat well when they're (58) ______for an exam - they eat chocolate and
drink lots of black coffee! And by the way, doctors say everybody should start the day with a healthy (59)
_________. It's also good for you to drink a lot of (60) _________right through the day.
51. A. student B. study C. studying D. studied
52. A. school B. primary C. office D. class
53. A. cheese B. meat C. fruit D. seafood
54. A. timetable B. classroom C. lesson D. break
55. A. lemons B. fruit C. chicken D. peas
56. A. boiled B. baked C. grilled D. roast
57. A. teachers B. professors C. students D. boys
58. A. reviewing B. reading C. learning D. revising
59. A. dinner B. breakfast C. lunch D. supper
60. A. water B. coffee C. tea D. coke
PART V. WRITING
Questions 61-65: After each sentence, there are four sentences marked A, B, C, and D. Choose the
sentence that has the same meaning as the original one by circling the corresponding letter A, B, C,
or D. Mark your choice on the answer sheet

61.1 am a student at Phan Dinh Phung high school.
A. I study at Phan Dinh Phung high school.
B. I teach at Phan Dinh Phung high school.
C. I work at Phan Dinh Phung high school.
D. I lecture at Phan Dinh Phung high school.
62. My teacher lives far from our school.
A. It is a short distance from my teacher's house to our school.
B. It's a long distance from my teacher's house to our school.
C. My teacher's house is near our school.
D. My teacher lives near our school.
63. What's matter with you?
A. What's thing with you?
B. What's issue with you?
C. What's wrong with you?
D. What s right with you?
64. It's important to ask a lot of questions to keep a conversation going.
A. To keep a conversation going, it's unnecessary to ask a lot of questions.
B. To keep a conversation going, it's useless to ask a lot of questions.
C. To keep a conversation going, it's very necessary to ask a lot of questions.
D. To keep a conversation going, it's a waste of time to ask a lot of questions.
65. He started school when he was 6 years old.
A. At the year of 6 he started school.
B. At the age of 6 he started school.
C. At the old ol 6 he started school.
D. At the time of 6 he started school.
Questions 66-70: The words in italic below are cues to make sentences. Choose the correct option by
circling the corresponding letter A, B, C, or D. Mark your choice on the answer sheet.
66. much I every I how I homework I you i day I have I ?
A. How have you much homework every day?
B. How you much have homework every day?
C. How much homework you have very day?
D. How much homework do you have very day?
67. take I Tom I tomorrow I exam / his /.
A. Tom is taking his exam tomorrow.
B. Tom going to take his exam tomorrow.
C. Tom take his exam tomorrow.
D. Tom is going take his exam tomorrow.
68. school I your daughter I uniform I have / ?
A. Do your daughter have school uniform?
B. Do your daughter have a school uniform?
C. Does your daughter have a school uniform?
D. Does your daughter have school uniform?
69. want I English / she I why I ?
A. Why she wants to learn English?
B. Why does she want to learn English?
C. Why she want to learn English?
D. Why does she want learning English?
70. teach I my I our I class I teach I very much i enjoy I.
A. Our teacher enjoy teaching our class very much.
B. Our teacher enjoys teaching our class very much.
C. Our teacher enjoy to teach our class very much.
D. Our teacher enjoys to teach our class very much.
correct by circling letter A, B, C, or D, Mark your answer on the answer sheet

71. What subjects do students to study at secondary school?
A B C D
72. Would you like going on an excursion with my class?
A B C D
73. My sister has decided become teacher of history at school.
A B C D
74. Last Sunday I stayed at home to make my homework.
A B C D
75. What languages can you say fluently?
A B C D
76. Can you speak more slow, please:
A B C D
77. I’ m keen in learning languages.
A B C D
78. How long does Minh stay in Da Lat - one of the most beautiful place in Viet Nam?
A B C D
79. Let's to get up early and go for a walk before breakfast?
A B C D
80. Do you mind if I sitting near the window?
A B C D

Unit 3. PEOPLE'S BACKGROUND
PART I. PHONETICS
1. A. hat B. band C. sand D. hate
2. A. She B. ten C. sent D. red
3. A mat B. bag C. had D. classmate
4. A. make B. made C. date D. dad
5. A determine B. professor C. education D. remember
PART II, VOCABULARY
Questions 6-20: These are incomplete sentences- Circle A, B, C, or D as the best choice to complete
6. Lindsay Lewis _________research at Bristol University in the 1980s.
A. did B. made C. had done D. had made
7. His ___________are collecting stamps and swimming.
A. preference B. hobbies C. enjoys D. joys
8. Martin Luther King _________a famous speech "I have a dream" in 1963.
A. made B. did C. had made D. had done
9. She is a _________student. She has a fully developed mind.
A. old B. young C. mature D. middle
10. When Marie first went to Paris, she had very little money to live____.
A. in B. on C. at D. by
11. After her husband's tragic death, she_________ up his position at the
Sorbonne
A. got B. received C. took D. accepted
12. She was awarded a Nobel Prize in___________.
A. Chemistry B. Chemist C. Chemical D. Chemistries
13. She had determined the atomic _________of radium.
A. weigh B. load C. length D. weight
14. She earned a ___________degree with flying colors.
A. physical B. physic C. physics D. physicist
15. I wish to apply________ the post of receptionist in your company.
A. of B. on C. with D. for
16. Mrs. Lan is my _________ teacher. Her lessons are about past events.
A. literature B. history C. physics D. chemistry
17. There are two__________ in a school year in Vietnam.
A. periods B. semesters C. stages D. parts
18. After his application form________, it was sent to the new employer
last week.
A. had finished B. had been completed
C. had ended D. had stopped
19. This morning his father got ___________because he had gone out all
night without permission.
A. happy B. sad C. very angry D. glad
20. This is my________. He is my uncle's son.
A. nephew B. niece C. brother D. cousin
PART III. GRAMMAR
Questions 21-40: These are incomplete sentences. Circle A, B, C or D as the best choice to complete
each sentence. Mark your choice 01 the answer sheet.
21. Before taking another degree in mathematics, Marie Curie__________ a physics degree.
A. earned B. had earned
C. was earning D. has earned
22. In 1660, Isaac Newton _________to Cambridge University.
A. went B. goes
C. had gone D. has gone

23. He died on March 20, 1772 and ___________in Westminster Abby.
A buried B. has buried
C. was buried D. had buried
24.I ___________to England 2 years ago.
A. go B. had gone
C. was going D. went
25. Shakespeare ________Hamlet at the end of the sixteenth century
A. write B. wrote
C. had written D. was written
26. I was very nervous about my new job, because I ___________ with computers before.
A. never worked B. worked never
C. had never worked D. never had worked
27. She _______ delighted. She had passed all her exams.
A. had been B. was
C. had D. is
28. We didn't go to the cinema because we ____________that film.
A. saw already B. already saw
C. already had seen D. had already seen
29. I __________the village because I had been there before.
A. had recognized B. recognize
C. recognized D. have recognized
30. In the early 20 century, Marie _______the first woman to receive a PhD from the Sorbonne.
th
A. had become B. had became

C. became D. becomes
31. Marie and Pierre _________one year after they met each other in the school of Physics.
A. got married B. married
C. had got married D. had married
32. Before Pierre Curie died tragically, he university professor.
A. obtained B. had obtained
C. has obtained D. obtains
33. The Radium Institute __________in 1917.
A. founded B. had founded
C. was founded D. had been founded
34. Our Uncle Ho _____________to many countries before the August Revolution which took place in
1945.
A. travelled B. has travelled
C. travels D. had travelled
35. Before my brother _____________the university, he had served in the army for 3 years.
A. entered B. had entered
C. enter D. was entering
36. When they met again, they ______each other for 5 years.
A. haven't seen C. hadn't seen
B. didn't see D. had seen
37. This morning his mother got very angry because he ___________her wedding ring.
A. break B. broken
C. has broken D. broke
38. When the police came, the theft_________.
A. had already left B. leave already
C. has already left D. was already leaving
39. Peter no longer owned a bike. He _________it.
A. sold B. had sold
C. sells D. has sold
40. The guide _______us tickets for a film. But my husband had already
seen it.
A. offer B. has offered

C. offered D. had offered
PART IV. READING
circling the corresponding letter A, B, C or D. Mark your choice on the answer sheet
Sam went slowly upstairs to his room. He sat down at his desk, where his pen, paper and books lay
waiting for him. He felt tired and knew he wasn't in the mood for his homework. "Ill listen to some music
until I feel better!" he thought. So he turned on the radio. After twenty minutes, he turned it off, because
it wasn't the kind of music he liked. He looked again at his books. There was so much homework that he
couldn't do it all in one evening! While he was thinking this, he began to feel hungry, although he had
only recently had supper. "Shall I make a sandwich, or just have an apple?" he wondered. He ate an
apple, and then picked up his pen. "Right!" he said to himself. "It's difficult, but I'm going to do it!"
41. Sam's house had________
A. a storey B. no storey
C. more than one storey D. fewer than one storey
42. How did he feel?
A. very well B. not well
C. happy D. pleased
43. He__________ his homework.
A. really enjoyed B. was ready for
C. liked to do D. didn't like to do
44. He turned on the radio to get_______.
A. information B. entertainment
C. knowledge D. advice
45. He couldn't do all his homework in one evening because________
A. there was a lot B. it was very difficult
C it was boring D. it was very hard
46. He turned off the radio because_________.
A. he liked the music B. he disliked the music
B. he fell asleep D. he wanted to go out
47. He had supper_____
A. about four hours ago C. about six hours ago
B. about five hours ago D. about an hour ago
48. He decided to__________.
A. eat some sandwich B. eat some meat
C. eat some cake D. eat some fruit
49. Finally he _________to finish his homework.
A. was determined B. wasn't determined
C. refused D. didn't want
50. It is inferred from the passage that Sam was a_________.
A. student B. teacher
C. worker D. doctor
space by circling the letter A, B, C, or D. Mark your choice on the answer sheet.
Tony Milligan started his working life as a factory worker in a small (51) ________, and, by working
hard, he became the (52) ________ after a few years. The company continued to do well, mostly
because Tony believed in good conditions for his (53)_________. There was a friendly atmosphere, and
people enjoyed their work. When someone reached 60 or 65 and (54)_________, Tony always gave a
party for them, and a generous present. At (55)_________ there was always a fresh (56)_________ of tea
or coffee ready for the workers, and if anyone fell ill, Tony sent him or her straight to the doctor's (57)
_________ by taxi. Local people knew what a good (58)_________ he was, and whenever there was a
(59) _________ available at Tony's factory, a lot of people (60)_________ for it.
51. A. office B. factory C. studio D. room
52. A. manager B. employee C. engineer D. mechanic
53. A. assistants B. employers C. boss D. staff

54. A. resigned B. applied C. retired D. retreated
55. A. breakfast B. break-times C. lunch D. dinner
56. A. glass B. pot C. carton D. box
57. A. hospital B. studio C. house D. surgery
58. A. boss B. chief C. patron D. staff
59. A. work B. employ C.job D. profession
60. A. resigned B. applied C. retired D. demanded
PART V- WRITING
or D. Mark your choice on the answer sheet.
61. She studied with flying colors.
A. She studied badly.
B. She studied very well.
C. She studied to fly.
D. She learned to fly.
62. Where was she born?
A. What was her birth place?
B. What was her birth date?
C. What was her work place?
D. What was her study place?
63. He liked not only sports but also reading.
A. He only enjoyed sports.
B. He only enjoyed reading.
C. He enjoyed neither sports nor reading.
D. He enjoyed both reading and sports.
64. She is married with two children.
A. She has a husband and two children.
B. She is single.
C. She is a childless mother.
D. She marries two children.
65. His hobbies are fishing and horse riding.
A. He hates fishing and horse riding in his free time.
B. He doesn't like fishing and horse riding in his free time.
C. He enjoys fishing and horse riding in his free time.
D. He doesn't enjoy fishing and horse riding in his free time.
by circling the corresponding letter A, B, C, or D. Mark your choice on the answer sheet,
66. 1997 I technical I article I to write / college I he /.
A. In 1997, he wrote an article about technical colleges.
B. In 1997, he had written an article about technical colleges.
C. In 1997, he wrote article about technical colleges.
D. In 1997, he wrote an article about technical college.
67. to invite III couldn't I Helen I party I come I but /.
A. Helen invited I come to the party but she couldn't.
B. Helen invited I to the party but I couldn't come.
C. I invited Helen to the party but she couldn't come.
D. I invited she to the party but Helen couldn't come.
68. she I to do I neighbour / Emma I to visit I before I shopping I her /.
A. Before Emma do the shopping, she visited her neighbour.
B. Before Emma had done the shopping, she visited her neighbour.
C. Before Emma was done the shopping, she had visited her neighbour.
D. Before Emma did her shopping, she had visited her neighbour.

69. to phone I she I 4.30 III but I Jane I to leave I she I office I.
A. I telephoned Jane at 4.30 but she had already left the office.
B. Jane telephoned I at 4.30 but she had already left the office.
C. I had already telephoned Jane at 4.30 but she left the office.
D. Jane had already telephoned I at 4.30 but she left the office.
70. to recognize / because I she I town square I before I be I the / there /.
A. She had recognized the town square because she was there before.
B. She recognized the town square because she had been there before.
C. She had recognized the town square because she had been there before.
D. She recognized the town square because she was there before.
Questions 70-80: In these sentences, each one has four underlined
words or phrases marked A, B, C, and D. Choose the one word or phrase that must be changed in
order for the sentence to be correct by circling letter A, B, C, or D. Mark your answer on the answer
sheet.
71. Marie Curie went to school in Warsaw which she was born.
A B C D
72. To save money for a study tours abroad she had to work very hard.
A B C D
73. Marie was the first woman in France to be an university professor.
A B C D
74. Her succeed made her parents and her friends very happy.
A B C D
75. With what service was she awarded a Nobel prize in chemistry?
A B C D
76. In class, she suddenly remembered she did not lock the door.
A B C D
77. My school is very old but very beautiful by about 1000 students and 50 teachers.
A B C D
78. He wants to improve education and the government healthy services.
A B C D
79. After lunch, we neither have lessons or play games.
A B C D
80. I know what to use a computer.
A B C D

Unit 4. SPECIAL EDUCATION
PART I. PHONETICS
Questions 1-5: Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from
the rest in each group by circling A, B, C, or D. Mark your choice on the answer sheet.
1. A. laptop B. top C. rob D. bottom
2. A. called B. fountain C. talk D. four
3. A. more B. job C. boss D. wrong
4. A. sport B. walk C. doctor D. ball
5. A. wrong B. long C. song D. lose
PART II. VOCABULARY

6. Now Nam has a car. He ____________a motor-cycle.
A. uses to drive B. used to driving
C. used to drive D. uses to driving
7. In the past, _____ disabled children.
A. education B. educators
C. educating D. educated
8. According to modern educators, it is good for ________ disabled and had different opinions about
the way to educate no disabled children to learn together
A. both C. some B. only D. many
9. Many people were killed in the plane crash. The bodies of______ were taken away;
___________were taken to hospital.
A. the death - the injured B. the dead - the injured
C. the dead - the injury D. the die - the injured
10. Do you think the ___________should pay more taxes?
A. poorer B. poor
C. poverty D. poorly
11. It's better for the _______to be cared for at home rather than in hospitals.
A. sick B. sicker
C. sickness D. sickly
12. The government is discussing the problem of housing for the_________
A. unemploy B. employed
C. employ D. unemployed
3. We haven't really ________the cost of the activities yet.
A. calculating B. calculation
C. calculated D. calculate
14. The baby doesn't cry so much now but she ____________cry every night.
A. use to B. used to
C. used D. use
15. Let me ________to you some of the difficulties we are facing.
A. demonstrate B. demonstrated
C. demonstrating D. demonstration
16. He became _______after a car accident.
A. able B. disabling
C. disable D. disabled
17. He __________to keep a part time job while studying at the university.
A. managed B. management
C. managing D. manage
18. They decided to go for a picnic _________the cold weather.
A. because of B. because

C. in spite of D. and
19. Her children all have been _____in their chosen careers.
A. succeeded B. successful
C. succeed D. success
20. 6 ______from 9 is 3.
A. subtracting B. subtracts
C. subtraction D. subtracted
PART III. GRAMMAR
Questions 21-40: These are incomplete sentences. Circle A, B, C or D as your best choice to
complete each sentence. Mark your choice on the answer sheet,
21. Arts and Physical Education are two subjects _____ children with mental retardation should learn
separately.
A. that B. whom
C. about which D. whose
22. A new school for disable students has been built here__________.
A. since last June B. since five years
C. since next June D. since this June
23. A deaf person is the one _______is not able to hear.
A. which B. whose
C. who D. whom
24. The school for special children has been here for__________.
A. ten years B. ten years ago
C. last years D. last two years
25. It's the best car he's ever ______so far.
A. have B. done
C. been D. had
26. These are the books ________my father wrote when he was young.
A. whose B. what
C. which D. on which
27. A dumb person is the one _____is not able to speak.
A. which B. whose
C. whom D. who
28. Now there's only one shop in the village but there ________three.
A. use to having B. use to have
C. used to having D. used to have
29. A doctor is someone ________looks after people's health.
A. who B. which
C. whom D. whose
30. Some people have been attacked in this area recently, ______very worrying.
A. which are B. that is
C. that are D. which is
31. Where is the book __________he gave you on your birthday?
A. who B. whom
C. which D. whose
32. Several new schools for disable children have been built in Hanoi_______.
A. since the beginning of this year B. for last year
C. for the year before last year D. since 5 years ago
33. A fax machine is a machine ______is used for sending and receiving documents very fast.
A. about which B. of which
C. in which D. which
34. He's decided to go and teach disable children ______a special school.
A. at B. on
C. with D. for
35. A new program on education for disable people ________on VTV2.
A. has developed B. has been developing

C. has been developed D. have been developed
36. I'd like to watch the news. Please ______the TV.
A. turn on B. turn in
C. turn off D. turn down
37. People _______from Russia are called Russian.
A. whom come B. who comes
C. who come D. whose come
38. He knows a lot of people _________live in Da Lat.
A. who B. of whom
C. which D. whose
39. What is the name of the girl _______the first prize last year?
A. who gets B. who has
C. who win D. who got
40. Eleven houses __________in my village this year.
A. had just been sold B. have just sold
C. has just been sold D. have just been sold
PART IV READING
Last summer Nga decided to do a two-week course in England, because she wanted to improve her
English. On her first day at the language school, they gave her a test, and the teacher told her, "We'll put
you in the top class." She was very pleased to hear that, and she proudly told all her friends at home: "I'm
one of the best students!” Rut soon she was surprised to find how difficult the class was. She also felt
very homesick. "It's hard to adapt to life in another country!" she thought. At the end of two weeks, her
English was much better, but she was happy to return home!
41. What did Nga decide to do last summer?
A. to go on holiday overseas
B. to find a summer job
C. to study overseas
D. to spend her holiday in her home village
42. She decided to go to England because____________.
A. it has the best language environment
B. it has the best environment
C. she had a friend there
D. she had a relative there
43. How long did the course last?
A. two months
B. a fort night
C. one month
D. three months
44. On her first day at the language school she was given a _______test.
A. placement
B. placed
C. placing
D. place
45. Nga did the test
A. badly
B. well
C. good
D. very well
46. How did she feel when she got the results?
A. proud
B. pleased
C. proudly
D. both A & B

47. She was put in the ________class.
A. beginner
B. best
C. middle
D. bottom
48. What soon made Nga surprised?
A. the teachers' attitude
B. the school facilities
C. the difficulty of the class
D. the head master
49. It can be inferred from the passage that Nga ___________her family very much.
A. missed
B. hated
C. loved
D. both A and C
50. Nga thought it's __________to live in another country.
A. not easy
B. simple
C. easy
D. happy
space by circling the letter A, B, C, or D. Mark your choice on the answer sheet
The special (51) _______of people with disabilities (52) _______considered by the education (53)
_______and appropriate services (54) _______. For example, (55) _______ blind would benefit from
access (56) _______ computers which convert text to (57) _______. The (58) _______may need special
tutors skilled (59) _______sign language. The goal, however, would be the integration of the
disabled into the regular school system (60)_______maintaining these services.
51. A. needs B. demand C. requirement D. questions
52. A. to be B. must be C. be D. ought be
53. A. class B. group C. system D. team
54. A. lent B. borrowed C. sold D. provided
55. A. the B. a C. an D. 0
56. A. on B. in C. to D. by
57. A word B. voice C. language D. letter
58. A. deaf B. blind C. rich D. poor
59. A of B. on C. in D. with
60. A although B. in spite C. during D. while
PART V WRITING
or D. Mark your choice on the answer sheet.
61. The last time she used the Braille alphabet was one year ago.
A. She hasn't used the Braille alphabet for a year.
B. She hadn't used the Braille alphabet a year ago.
C. She has used the Braille alphabet for a year.
D. She hasn't used the Braille alphabet a year ago.
62. The teacher is introducing a new game.
A. A new game is introduced by the teacher.
B. A new game is being introduced by the teacher.
C. A new game is being introducing by the teacher.
D. A new game is being introduce by the teacher.
63. They have just bought a very expensive English dictionary.
A. A very expensive English dictionary have just been bought.
B. A very expensive English dictionary had just been bought by them.
C. A very expensive English dictionary has been just bought.

D. A very expensive English dictionary has just been bought.
64. Nobody has ever seen these documents.
A. These documents have ever been seen.
B. These documents have been ever seen.
C. These documents have never been seen.
D. These documents have been never seen.
65. We don't allow anyone to use their cell phone during the examination.
A. Nobody isn't allowed to use their cell phone during the examination.
B. Everybody isn't allowed using their cell phones during the examination.
C. Nobody is allowed using their cell phone during the examination.
D. Nobody is allowed to use their cell phone during the examination.
66. Experts predict / schools / rich parts of the world I will own a computer I some kind I businesses I
in I before long /.
A. Experts predict that before long all schools and businesses in the rich parts of the world will own a
computer of some kind.
B. Experts predict before long all schools in businesses in rich parts of the world will own a computer
some kind.
C. Experts predict before long all schools and businesses the rich parts of the world will own a computer
in some kind.
D. Experts predict that before long schools and businesses in rich parts of the world will own a
computer some kind.
67. People /spend/ all/ time/ talking / how/ talk/ computers/ may/ forget/ to each other /.
A. People spend all time talking to computers may forget how talk to each other.
B. People who spend all time talking to computers may forget how talk to each other.
C. People who spend all the time talking to computers may forget how to talk to each other.
D. People who spend all the time talking computers may forget how talk to each other.
68. Can/ operate/ remote/ control/ TV / without?
A. Can you operate the TV without a remote control?
B. Can operate TV without remote control?
C. Can you operate TV without a remote control?
D. Can you operate the TV without remote control?
69. Could/ tell/ what/ Braille alphabet/ used I is /?
A. Could you tell me what Braille alphabet is used for?
B. Could you tell me what the Braille alphabet is used?
C. Could you tell me what the Braille alphabet is used for?
D. Could you tell me what the Braille alphabet used for?
70. We / can / languages / easily / help / computer / learn / foreign /.
A. We can learn foreign languages easily with help a computer.
B. We can learn foreign languages easily with the help of a computer.
C. We can learn foreign languages easily the help of computer.
D. We can learn foreign languages easily with help of a computer.
Questions 71-80: In these sentences, each one has four underlined
words or phrases marked A, B, C, and D. Choose the one word or phrase that must be changed in
order for the sentence to be correct by circling letter A, B, C, or D. Mark your choice on the answer
sheet.
71. A cell phone used to talk to people who live far from you.
A B C D
72. Information technology help us store very large amount of data.
A B C D
73. Air conditioners help us to adjusting the air temperature in the room.
A B C D
74. The film is about a boy which lost all money in the fire.
A B C D

75. What can the computer do to help us in our day life?
A B C D
76. John is very good at take photographs.
A B C D
77. A dumb is a person whom cannot speak.
A B C D
78. Who do you use a dictionary for?
A BC D
79. Two new houses have just been build here.
A B C D
80. This new dictionary has been translated in ten languages.
A B C D

Unit 5. TECHNOLOGY AND YOU
PART I. PHONETICS
1. A. put B. but C. pull D. full
2. A. book B. cool C. coo D. choose
3. A. pulse B. skull C. cut D. put
4. A. cook B. look C. shook D. loose
5. A. loose B. choose C. book D. loot
6. This computer is capable _________designing sophisticated graphics.
A. in B. with C. of D. on
7. A computer is a ___________ machine.
A. calculating B. adding . C. calculation D. addition
8. What _________a computer such a miraculous device?
A. do B. does C. makes D. make
9. She studies ____technology. She learns many things about computers.
A. biology B. electricity C. genes D. information
10. The computer was the most wonderful __________in the 20th century.
A. invention B. invented C. inventing D. invent
11. ________is the physical part of the computer system.
A. Software B. Hardware C. Sportswear D. Footwear
12. To __________means to link or act on each other.
A. perform B. work C. interact D. communicate
13. The computer can manage large _______of data.
A. collections B. collection C. collect D. collecting
14. Which of the following does not relate to the computer?
A. soft wear B. hard wear C. floppy disk D. footwear
15. A________ is a machine which is used for keeping food fresh.
A electric cooker B. fridge
C. vacuum cleaner D. electric kettle
16. A _________person is one who cannot see anything.
A. dump B. deaf C. limp D. blind
17. A clock is a machine that tells you__________.
A. temperature B. time C. weather D. size
18. What should you do if you want to ________the volume?
A. adjust B. move C. raise D. lift
19. Call an ___________for her please because she has fallen over and is
unconscious.
A. truck B. bus C. ambulance D. lorry
20. An air conditioner is a machine which keeps________ cool or warm
when it is hot or cold.
A. atmosphere B. air C. gas D. steam
PART III. GRAMMAR
Questions 21-40: These are incomplete sentences. Circle A,B,C, or D as the best choice to complete
each sentence. Mark your choice on the answer sheet,
21. I ___________you for ages.
A. haven't seen B. didn't see
C. don't see D. haven't saw
22. We have been friends _________ years.

A. since B. from
C. during D. for

23. __________his homework yet?
A. Did he do B. Had he done
C. Has he done D. Does he do
24. I ___________my brother USD 10,0000 so far.
A. lent B. had lent
C. lend D. has lent
25. They have been in our country ________January, 1st 2002.
A. for B. from
C. since D. in
26. The policeman ___________ten minutes ago.
A. drove away B. has driven
C. had driven D. drives
27. _______snakes?
A. Had you ever eaten B. Have you ever eaten
C. Did you ever eat D. Do you ever eat
28. Jack has tried to get a job for six months but he_________ still unemployed.
A. was B. have been
C had been D. is
29. Mary has just come back from her holiday. She __________3 weeks at
the beach.
A. spent B. had spent
C. spend D. spends
30. Oh, no! I _______my crystal vase.
A. broke B. had broken
C break D. have broken
31. My grandmother_________ how to use a computer before she retired.
A. learnt B. had learned
C. has learnt D. learns
32. This is the place ________we first met each other.
A. which B. that
C. where D. for which
33. Hanoi, _________is the capital of Vietnam, is very beautiful.
A. that B. which
C. of which D. where
34. This is the woman_________ son has been to many countries though
he is very young.
A. whom B. who
C. that D. whose
35. My niece __________is the eldest daughter of my brother has been
studying in the UK for three years.
A. who B. which
C. whom D. whose
36. She _________abroad twice a year.
A. went B. had gone
C. goes D. have gone
37. They lived in New York _________a long time before moving to Paris.
A. in B. during
C. since D. for
38. My friends are talking about the writing competition _________I took
part last week.
A. of which B. on which
C. in which D. by which
39. A lot of trees __________by the farmers for firewood.
A. were cut B. had been cut
C. is cut D. have been cut

40. Information Technology ________our life.
A. changed B, has changed
PART IV. READING

The second half of the twentieth century saw more changes in technology than in previous two hundred
years. Penicillin has already been discovered and used to treat infections; there have been many
remarkable advances in medicine that have helped to increase our average life expectancy way beyond
that of our ancestors. Incredible innovations such as television have changed the way we spend our
leisure hours. Perhaps the most important breakthrough, however, has been the microchip. Nobody could
have imagined, when it was first invented, that within a matter of years, this tiny piece of silicon and
circuitry would be found in almost every household object from the kettle to the video recorder. And
nobody could have predicted the sudden proliferation of computers that would completely change our
lives, allowing us to access information from the other side of the world via the Internet or send massages
around the world by e-mail at the touch of a button. Meanwhile, research into other aspects of
information technology is making it easier and cheaper for us to talk to friends and relations around the
world.
41. What period saw more changes in technology than in previous two hundred years?
A. 1800-1850 B. 1850-1900
C. 1900-1950 D. 1950-2000
42. The word "infections" in the text refers to_______.

A. diseases B. plants
C. people D. animals
43. Thanks to advances in medicine we now ___________than our ancestors.
A. live shorter B. live longer
C. die shorter D. die longer
44. Television has changed the way we spend our_______.
A. money B. weekdays
C. free time D. working time
45. Which of the following does not belong to household objects? A. a kettle
B. an electric cooker C. a video recorder D. a blackboard
46. Which of the following can't the computer help us_________?
A. access information B. cook meal
C. do homework D. send messages
47. According to the passage the computer has developed_______.
A. slowly B. slightly
C. suddenly D. gradually
48. According to the passage, it is very ___________to send an e-mail.
A. complicated B. simple
C. difficult D. hard
Ik to r
49. Nowadays, it costs us ___________ to talk to relations and friends
around the world than it used to do.
A. more money B. less money
C. no money D. much money
50. It is inferred from the passage that technology has _________affected
our life.
A. positively B. poorly
C. negatively D. badly
In 1903 the Wright brothers (51)________ the first powered flight in history at Kitty Hawk, North
Carolina. This (52)________was chosen because of its (53)_______, which would lift the plane like a

kite. The first attempt lasted only twelve seconds and covered a (54)______of less than a wing span of
the largest airplanes of (55)_____aircraft. Soon the Wrights and other inventors and pilots were busy
(56)_______the airplane. They made much longer flights and even put it into some (57), military plane
(58)____ uses. In 1909, the Wrights delivered the first,____. the United States Army. As early as 1914, a
plane had begun to canny (59) ________ on daily flights, and in 1918 regular (60)________service was
started between Washington and New York.
51. A. do B. did C. made D. make
52. A. scene B. site C. area D.space
53. A. winds B. air C. atmosphere D. steam
54. A. length B. distance C. width D. height
55. A. new B. now C. modern D. recent
56. A. improving B. increasing C. progressing D. advancing
57. A. true B. practical C. realistic D. theoretical
58. A. by B. with C. for D. to
59. A. customers B. passengers C. clients D. patients
60. A. air-mail B. flight-mail C. plane-mail D. helicopter-mail
PART V. WRITING
Questions 61-65: After each sentence, there are four sentences larked A, B, C, and D. Choose the sentence
that has the same leaning as the original one by circling the corresponding letter A, B, or D.
61. Computers have become part of our daily life.
A. Computers have played very important role in our daily life.
B. Computers have played a very important role in our daily life.
C. Computers had played a very important role in our daily life.
D. Computers played a very important role in our daily life.
62. The last time I was here was March.
A. I was here since March
B. I was here from March
C. I have been here in March
D. I have been here since March
63. Computers speed up calculations.
A. Computers add, subtract, multiply, and divide rapidly and accurately.
B. Computers add, subtract, multiply, and divide slowly and accurately.
C. Computers add, subtract, multiply, and divide rapidly and inaccurately.
D. Computers add, subtract, multiply, and divide slowly and inaccurately.
64. Computers can design houses, bridges, gardens and buildings.
A. Houses, bridges, gardens and buildings can be design by computers.
B. Houses, bridges, gardens and buildings can designed by computers.
C. Houses, bridges, gardens and buildings can be designed by computers.
D. Houses, bridges, gardens and buildings can to be designed by computers.
65. "How many countries have you been to?", he asked.
A. He wanted to know how may countries had I been to.
B. He wanted to know how may countries have 1 been to.
C. He wanted to know how many countries I have been to.
D. He wanted to know bow many countries I had been to.
66. cure I Aids / study I company I to find I scientific I to carry I.
A. The company is carrying out scientific study to find a cure for Aids.
B. The company is carrying out scientific study to find cure for Aids.
C. The company is carrying out scientific study find a cure for Aids.
D. The company is carrying out scientific study find a cure to Aids.
67. person I penicillin I who I be I find I ?
A. Who had been the person who found penicillin?
B. Who is the person who finds penicillin?
C. Who was the person who find penicillin?

D. Who was the person who found penicillin?
68. search I success I cancer I there! sudden I to be I cure I for I the /.
A. There has been a sudden success in the search for a cure for cancer.
B. There have been a sudden success in the search for a cure for cancer.
C. There has a sudden success in the search for a cure for cancer.
D. There have a sudden success in the search for a cure for cancer.
69. test/ how/ to conduct/ people/ smells/ react/ scientific/ to see/ different/'.
A. Scientists conducted scientific test to see how people react to different smells.
B. Scientists conducted a scientific test see how people react to different smells.
C. Scientists conducted a scientific test to see how people react to different smells.
D. Scientists conducted a scientific test to see how people react different smells.
70. everyone's Hues/ other/ modern/ systems / home/ inventions/ to change/ entertainment.
A. Modern home systems entertainment and other modern inventions are changing everyone's lives.
B. Modern home entertainment systems and other inventions modern are changing everyone's lives.
C. Modern home entertainment systems and other modern inventions is changing everyone's lives.
D. Modern home entertainment systems and other modern inventions are changing everyone's lives.
correct by circling letter A, B, C, or D. Mark your answer on the answer sheet.
71. Scientists said that nuclear power and other things were complete harmless.
A B C D
72. It will solve the world s hungry problems.
A B C D
73. People use cars lot a various 01 purposes.
A B C D
74. People will usually give to smoking if they are told to by their doctor.
A B C D
75. The word "automobile" was first used by Italy painter in 14th century.
A B C D
76. Scientific experiments have succeeded in making some animals living longer.
A B C D
77. There is no science proof that any drug can prolong human life expectancy.
A B C D
78. One group of scientists find their observations is made more difficult by bright lights.
A B C D
79. What important is it to be careful about what we eat?
A B C D
80. Scientific advances have sometimes had disastrous consequence.
A B C D
Unit 6: AN EXCURSION
Part I. Questions 1-5: Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from the
rest in each group by circling A, B, C, or D. Mark your choice on the answer sheet.
1. A. day B. pagoda C. data D. date
2. A. today B. about C. shirt D. other
3. A. early B. weather C. church D. work

4. A. ago B. girl C. fur D. nurse
5. A. dirty B. first C. term D. reader
PART II. VOCABULARY
each sentence. Mark your choice on the answer sheet
6. Can you tell me how much the _________to the station is, please?
A. fare B. price C. cost D. expense
7. I was a ___________on the 5.30 train from Haiphong yesterday.
A. customer B. passenger C. patient D. client
8. The _________walked through the train, checking all our tickets.
A. passenger B. driver C. policeman D. inspector
9. If you wait at the_________, you will catch the next bus very soon.
A. departure lounge B. ticket office
C. bus stop D. information desk
10. Trains to Ho Chi Minh city leave from __________number 3.
A. platform B. way C. road D. path
11.1 think the taxi driver's hoping for a ________.
A. ticket B. prize C. tip D. award
12. Ill use __________to plan my journey.
A. ticket office B. timetable C. instruction D. introduction
13. Lan likes _______holidays best. She's in and out of the sea all day.
A mountain B. activity C. beach D. hill
14. We could ________swimming in the morning.
A. be B. make C. do D. go
15. Well have more time for________ on holiday - It is said that the restaurants are really good there.
A. eating out B. cooking C. shopping D. cleaning
16. I really want to relax, so I'm going to do a lot of_________.
A. washing B. cooking C. sightseeing D. tidying
17. I'll ring the travel agent and book my__________.
A. fare B. tickets C. luggage D. baggage
18. I'll go to the bank and order some________.
A. currency B. tickets C. money D. places
19. I'll pack my ___________carefully before going on business.
A. car B. suitcase C. bus D. plane
20. Without my________ I can't read in the sun.
A. suntan lotion B. swimsuit C. sunglasses D. sandals
PART III. GRAMMAR
21. I ___________my bedroom this weekend.
A. will paint B. paint C. painted D. have painted
24. You are very excited about going on holiday to Thailand. What do you say to your friends?
- "Next Sunday I ____________to Thailand".
A. will fly B. have flown C. fly D. am flying
25. We ________at 10 o'clock tonight.
A. meet B. will meet C. met D. are meeting
26. What ___________the boss in the first company you worked for like?
- Oh, he was very kind.
A. was B. does C. did D. is

27. What _______your younger sister like? - ice-cream.
A. is B. does C. was D. did
28. __________you come to my birthday lunch:
A. Can B. Might C. May D. Would
29. What about __________for a swim?
A. to go B. go C. going D. to be going
30.1 think he ._______to Ho Chi Minh city for a holiday.
A. will fly B. is going to fly C. fly D. is flying
31. Your sister is outside the front door of your house. She's carrying a lot of shopping. You call to her
out of the window saying "Don't worry, _________ the door!"
A. I'm going to open B. I'm opening
C. I open D. I'll open
32. Peter sometimes drives too fast, but he's promising his parents to be more careful. What does he say
to them?
UK, I promise ________more slowly!
A. I'm driving B. I drive
C. I'll drive D. I'm going to drive
33. For me, the most important thing about holiday is _______something completely different.
A. doing B. do C. done D. did
34. What I _________most was exploring the countryside.
A. will enjoy B. enjoyed
C. enjoying D. am going to enjoy
35. It's easy __________friends when you're on holiday.
A. to make B. will make C. make D. made
36. Yesterday I went _________a sightseeing tour around the Old Town.
A. to B. for C. on D. in
37.________ twin-bedded room is much cheaper than getting two singles.
A. Share B. Sharing C. Shared D. Being shared
38. They just lay on the beach all day, trying _________a tan.
A. to get B. had C. got D. have
39. __________your last holiday please.
A. To describe B. Describing C. Will describe D. Describe
40. She certainly ________much fitter after her activity holiday.
A. look B. looks C. looking D. have looked
PART IV. READING
Last summer John went on holiday for two weeks to the island of Sardinia. He stayed in a hotel which
had a wonderful swimming pool and beautiful views of the sea. It was a village where the local people
went fishing in the winter, and foreign visitors came in the summer.
John spent his first day on the beach, but on the second day he felt very ill. First he was very hot, then he
was too cold. He couldn't understand why he felt like that. So he went to see the local doctor, who was a
very nice man, and whose English was excellent.
"Summer is a time when people often feel ill". The doctor said. "It's too hot for most of us! Take this
medicine, and stay out of the sun."
John took the doctor's advice, and stayed in his room for the rest of his holiday. He soon felt better.
"What a cheap holiday!" he thought happily.
41. Where did John go to for a holiday last summer?
A. the mountain B. the sea
C. the desert D. the city
42. He stayed in a ________hotel.
A. nice B. bad
C. old D. cheap
43. The village is for___________.
A. visitors only B. local people only

C. both A and B D. foreigners only
44. What did local people do there?
A. visited B. spent their holidays
C. went fishing D. made friends
45. How many days did John spend on the beach?
A. 1 day B. 2 weeks C. 1 week D. 2 days
46. What happened to him on the second day?
A. He got lost B. He was robbed
C. He was sick D. He lost some money
47. According to the passage the local doctor________.
A. can't speak English very well B. can speak English badly C. can't speak English
D. can speak English very well
48. According to the passage, the weather in summer is __________for people's health.
A. good B. not good
C. comfortable D. pleasant
49. John ___________what the doctor told him.
A. followed B. was opposed to
C. didn’t follow D. was against
50. It is inferred from the passage John was __________with his holiday.
A. disappointed B. not pleased
C. sad D. satisfied
Reece is a very busy young man these days! It all (51)________ in February, when he went skiing in the
Italian Alps. Next he (52)________a week of winter sunshine in the Canary Islands, with some
friends. He (53)_______ at home in April and May, but a Malaysian friend (54)______ married in June,
so Reece (55)_____to the wedding in Kuala Lumpur. From there he flew to Australia to visit
(56)_______only uncle, (57)_______lives in Queensland. When he (58)________back in England
yesterday, (59)________ was no time to relax. He (60)________to catch the next train to Aberdeen,
because he's starting a new job tomorrow!
51. A worked B. opened C. went D. began
52. A. had B. bought C. received D. offered
53. A. came B. returned C. stayed D. got
54. A. did B. made C. managed D. got
55. A. flew B. walked C. rode D. drove
56. A. her B. his C. their D. your
57. A. which B. that C. those D. who
58. A. drove B. walked C. arrived D. hiked
59. A that B. there C. this D. it
60. A has B. have C. had D. must
PART V. WRITING
sentence that has the same meaning as the original one by circling the corresponding letter A, B, C
or D. Mark your choice on the answer sheet,
61. Queue here for sightseeing bus. The sightseeing bus stops here.
B. The sightseeing bus has left.
C. The sightseeing bus is full.
D. The sightseeing bus is late.
62. Please have exact money ready.
A. You can change money here.
B. Please check if your change is right.
C. You should have the correct money.
D. Make sure you pay here.
63. Parking space for station users only.
A. If you use the train you can park here.

B. You must pay to park here.
C. This space is for railway officials.
D. No one is allowed to park here.
64. Passengers must be in possession of a ticket before travelling.
A. You can buy your ticket during the journey
B. You pay when you get off.
C. You have to buy a ticket before your journey.
65. Visas will only be issued to holders of return air tickets.
A. Get a visa before booking your flight.
B. Book a return flight before you ask for a visa.
C. You can't flight without a visa.
D. Apply for a visa before you book your return flight.
66. sun cream/ burning/ stop/ my/ need/ skin/.
A. I need sun cream to stop my skin burning.
B. I need my skin burning to stop sun cream.
C. I need my skin to stop sun cream burning.
D. I need stop sun cream to burning my skin.
67. in case/ take/ need money/ a credit card/ more/ I/ usually/.
A. I need more money in case I usually take a credit card.
B. I take a credit card usually I need in case more money.
C. I need more money 1 usually take a credit card in case.
D. I usually take a credit card in case 1 need more money.
68. passport/ be/ necessary/ for/ visit/ most countries
A. Passport is necessary for visiting most countries.
B. A passport is necessary for visiting most countries
C. A passport is necessary for visit most countries.
D. Passport is necessary for visit most countries.
69. We/ can/ get/ on / plane/ without/ ticket/ not/.
A. We can't get on plane without tickets!
B. We can't get on the plane without ticket!
C We can t get on the plane without tickets!
D. We can t gets on the plane without tickets!
70. your swimsuit/ need/ if/ you/ want/swim/ You /.
A. You'll need your swimsuit if you want swim.
B. You need your swimsuit if you want to swim.
C. You'll need your swimsuit if you'll want to swim.
D. You'll need your swimsuit if you want to swim
71. It’s important to keep your passport in safe place.
A B C D
72. His family is used to spend most of the time in the open air.
A B C D
73. Have you got your American money yet?
A B C D
74. I'll think you should take your credit card just in case you run out of cash.
A B C D
75. Last summer Ted bought a map for information on where to stay and what places to visit.
A B C D
76. Have you remembered to arranged travel insurance?
A B C D

77. If you're sunny bathing, you'll have to get a powerful sun cream for your fair skin.
A B C D
78. Chris is going to pack a few things in a rucksack and carry it on his head all around South-East Asia,
A B C D
79. She has had a wonderful times in Thailand.
A B C D
80. Last year Amanda saved up a lot of money and went in holiday to Australia.
A B C D

Unit 7. THE MASS MEDIA
PART I. PHONETICS
1. A. make B. daily C. paper D. family
2. A. boil B. trolley C. boy D. oil
3. A. still B. night C. Friday D. life
4. A. bake B. baby C. tap D. take
5. A. toy B. noise C. choice D. lobby
PART II. VOCABULARY
each sentence. Mark your choice on the answer sheet
6. Which of the following is NOT a type of the mass media?
A. dictionaries B. television C. radio D. magazines
7. The News is always ---------at 7 p.m.
A in B. on C. at D. for
8.________channels are there on our national TV?
A. How long B. How much C. How many D. How far
9. What________is on VTV3 at 8.15?
A. channel B. programme C. television D. wave
10. Which of the followings only provides information and entertainment orally?
A. radio B. magazines C. newspapers D. books
11. I enjoy______to the radio while I am driving.
A. hearing B. listening C. watching D. seeing
Questions 12-20: Circle A, B, C or D to choose the correct noun form of the verb given. Mark your
choice on the answer sheet.
12. What_________do you often turn your TV on?
A. chanels B. television C. stations D. waves
13. What are you going to______on the next seminar?
A presenting B. presence C. present D. presently
14. There is no A. difference
15. He went to A. inform
16. Can you__
_____between the two programs.
B. different C. differenciate
___them of his decision.
B. information C. informationaUy _ a good hotel?
D. differing D. informing
A recommendation B. recommend C. recommending D. recommended 17. The government is

responsible for the_______of health care.
A. providing B. provided
18. Ideas on childcare may______
A. difference B. differ
19. My parents have always_____
A. encouraging B. encouraged
20. She was________in the US.
C. provision D. providedly
. considerably between parents. C. differenciate D. differing _ me to choose my carreer.
C. encouragement D. encourages
A. education
B. educationally C. educated
D. educational
PART III. GRAMMAR

complete each sentence. Mark your choice on the answer sheet.
21. We_____Peter since he moved to work in our company.
A. had known B. knew
C. have known 22. "Where's David?" - "He's
A. been
C. gone 23. Where have you A. taken C. gone
? You are so brown. B. had D.been

D.know on holiday." B. had
24. International news is news from other parts of the

A. world B. country C. nation D. globe
25. He has had this car______six months.
A. in B. since
C. during D. for
come yet.
26. The postman A. haven't C. has
27. I've never___
A. gone
C. seen
28. It was the longest film I__
A. have ever seen
C. had never seen
B. hasn't D. have
___to Australia, so I'd like to go.
B. been
D. drove
It lasted three hours.
B. had ever seen
D. haven't seen
29. Jane bought a computer but she knows_______about it.
A. few B. little
C. most 30.1
for a new job.
D. a few
B. have just applied D. am being applied his laziness.

B. because D though
A. have been applied C. am having applied

31. John lost his job__
A. because of C. inspite of
32. Bob's wife____________her job.
A. loses B. has just lost
C. has been lost D. losing
33. A strike________by the air traffic controllers.
A. is called B. has called
C. has been called D. is calling
34. How much money___________for your new house?
A. have you saved B. have you been saved
C. are you saving D. do you save
35. He_______many poems since he_________from high school.

A. has written / has been graduated B. has written / graduated C. wrote / graduated
D. wrote / has graduated
36.1 didn't come to the party because I________. .
A. don't invite B. am not invited
C. was not invited D. didn't invite
37. Lan prefers watching a football match at the stadium ;______it on TV.
A. to watching B. than watching
C. than watch D. to watch
38. They_____________each other for ages.
A. aren't met B. hadn't met
C. haven't met D. won't meet
39. The number of people out of work_________to nearly 3 million.
A. has risen B. has been risen
C. is rising D. are rising
40. John said he__________forget his promise to visit me.
A. hadn't B. wouldn't
C. won't D. doesn't
PART IV. READING
Questions 41-45: Read the passage and do the exercises that follow by circling the corresponding
letter (A, B, C, D) of the correct answers. Mark your choice on the answer sheet.
As a home entertainment, television rapidly became more popular than any other forms. A news
broadcast became more immediate when people could actually see the scene in question and the
movements of the figures. Films could be viewed in comfort of the home and variety shows were also
available. One of the advantages of travel programs was the glimpse of far away places which many
viewers would not otherwise have seen. Though much of the entertainment was of a popular kind like
quiz competitions, some remarkable cultural programs were also broadcast. Just as with radio in earlier
days, the publicity given to actors and actresses on the screen meant that a group of personalities became
familiar in every household.
41. The paragraph is talking about_____.
A. the popularity of television films and shows
B. disadvatages of using television
C. advantages of travel programs on TV
D. television as a home entertainment
42. What made television become more popular than any other forms?
A. Its remarkable cultural programs
B. Its news programs
C. Its use as a domestic entertainment
D. Its information about far away places
43. When the news is broadcast on TV, it becomes more_______.
A. livingly
B. lovely
C. imediately
D. lively
44. Thanks to the travel programs on TV many people could sit at home and________.
A. shake hands with people far from their home
B. go to remote places
C. view places far from their home
D. have places far from their home
45. What are advantages of using television as a home entertainment?
A. A news broadcast became more immediate when watching it on TV
B. Films could be viewed in comfort of the home
C. Variety shows were also available on TV
D. All A, B and C
Questions 46-50: Read the passage and do the exercises that follow by circling the corresponding
letter (A, B, C, D) of the correct answers. Mark your choice on the answer sheet.

Not so long ago, people only used the telephone to make phone calls. Now, thanks to computers, people
use their phones to do much more. They can bank by phone, rent videos by phone, and event shop by
phone. It is also possible to send letters and reports by faxing them over telephone lines. People can even
use their phone lines to send messages from one computer to another computer by electric mail, or e-
mail.
But you don't need to be at home or at the office to use the phone anymore. You can carry a cellular
phone in your pocket or keep one in your car. With a cellular phone, anyone who can talk and walk can
also phone and walk. You don't have to look for a pay phone to make a call anymore. Now you can take
your calls with you everywhere.
46. The main topic of the passage is________
A. the use of a telephone in the past
B. the use of a cellular phone
C. the convenience of a cellular phone
D. current use of telephones
47. People didn't use to_______.
A. make phone calls only at home
B. make phone calls only in the ofice
C. make only phone calls with the telephone
D. shop by phone
48. What are advantages of having a cell phone?
-■
A. You can carry it in your pocket
B. You can keep it in your car
C. With it, you can phone and walk
D. All A, B and C
49. With a cellular phone you can____
A. only carry it in your pocket
B. only keep it in your car
!
C. make a phone call everywhere you want
D. only take photoes
50. The word "pay phone" means
A. the phone pays you
B. you can phone free of charge
C. you pay for the call
D. you don't pay for the call
A newspaper makes its money from the price people pay for it and also
from the (51)_______it carries. A popular newspaper with a (52)__________of
over five million daily makes a lot of money. Less serious newspaers are
probably read just for (53)__________. They have big (54)__________above the
news stories, funny (55)__________ to look at and (56)__________photos of
violence. Serious newspapers are read principally for their news, sent to them
by their (57)__________round the world and by the big (58)__________. People
also read these newspapers for their (59)__________of new books, films, and
plays, and for their (60)__________, which represent the opinion of the newspaper
itself about the important events and issues of the movement.

51. A. advertisement C. criticism
52. A. message C. column
53. A. review
C. entertainment
54. A. letters
C. correspondents
B. review D. summaries B. circulation D. headlines B. readers D. readership B. editorials D. headlines

65. Jane missed the bus. She went to school late.
A. Jane went to school late because she missed the bus.
B. Jane went to school late though she missed the bus,
C. Jane went to school late but she missed the bus.
D. Jane went to school late and she missed the bus.
66. Television brings pictures I sounds / around I world / millions / homes /.
A. Television brings pictures and sounds from around world millions of homes.
B. Television brings pictures and sounds all around world in millions of homes.
C. Television brings pictures and sounds from around world to millions of homes
D. Television brings pictures and sounds from around the world into millions of homes.
67. Newspapers / events / throughout I he lone I main / news I and world I sources / for spreading I.
A. Newspapers is one of the main sources for spreading news and events through the world.
B. Newspapers are one main sources for spreading news and events throughout the world.
C. Newspapers are one of the main source for spreading news and events throughout world.
D. Newspapers are one of the main sources for spreading news and events throughout the world.
68. Movies / only I for I but I purposes I also I educational I entertainment I not /.
A. Movies are only for entertainment but for educational purposes.
B. Movies are not only for entertainment but also for educational purposes.
C. Movies are for entertainment but also for educational purposes.
D. Movies are not only entertainment but also for educational purposes.
69. Radio I television I information I and I deliver / entertainment I to I public I.
A. Radio, television deliver information and entertainment to public.
B. Radio and television deliver information, entertainment to the public.
C. Radio and television deliver information and entertainment to the public.
D. Radio and television deliver information and entertainment to public.
70. magazines / and / media I books I are I ewspapers I print /.
A. Newspapers, magazines and books are print media.
B. Newspapers, magazines and print media are books.
C. Newspapers, magazines and print books are media.
D. Newspapers, magazines and books are print and media.
correct by circling letter A, B, C, or D. Mark your choice on the answer sheet.
71. How long have you know the teacher?
A B C D
72. This is the first time I eat honey with spaghetti.
ABC D
73. What have you do last night?
A B CD
74. I study English and French for four years.
A B CD
75. When are you going to do your hair cut?
A B C D
76. They did not seen Peter yesterday.
ABC D

77. We have seen a great programme last night.
ABC D
78. They have had it since three months.
A B C D
79. Have you ever gone to London?
A B C D
80. She couldn't come in time because of she missed the bus.
ABC D

Unit 8.
THE STORY OF MY VILLAGE
PARTI. PHONETICS
1 A. cow B. town C. tow D.
. down
2 A. bowl B. now C. cow D.
. how
3 A. shout B. bowl C. about D.
. cow
4 A. ago B to C. do D.
. move
5 A. found B. house Cloud D.
. fought
PART II. VOCABULARY
6. Farmers work in the____
B. construction site
A. factory
C. field D. bank
7. Most people in the poor villages live in____
A. flats C. villas
_ crops.
B. cottages
D. high rise buildings
8. The life of farmers is improved because they grow _____
A. money B. sale
C. cash D. currency
9._________in most villages in Vietnam nowadays are widened.
A. Streets B. Avenues
C. High ways D. Roads
10. Farmers use ____to do the farming in their fields.
A. tractors C. bus
B.lorries
D. cars
11. In rainy seasons roads in the village are always________.
A. mud B. muddy
C. mudding D. mudded
12. Rice, bean, and corn are________products.
A. industrial B. sea
C. agricultural D. forestry
13. Roads are___________so that they aren't flooded in rain.
A. raised B. increased
C. climbed D. risen
14. Go straight on and________the third turning on the right.
A. get B. make
C. take D. catch
15. That's very kind________you to show me the way.
A. with B. of
C. for D. off
16. Dogs, cats, and cows are_________animals.

A. house B. wild
C. home U. domestic
17. Which one does not belong to agricultural products ?
A. potatoes B. coal
* C. maize D. wheat
18. The________in the countryside is much fresher than that in the city.
A. air B. soil
C. land D. weather
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19. The field where rice is grown is called___________.
A. green field B. yellow field
C. paddy field D. gold field
20.________ fertilizer is used very commonly in growing crops.
A. Chemistry B. Chemic
C. Chemist D. Chemical
PART III. GRAMMAR
Questions 21-40: These are incomplete sentences. Circle A,B,C, or D as the best choice to complete
21. He asked me___________.
A. where did I live B. where I lived
C. where do I live D. where I live
22. The teacher told me_____
A. to give me my homework C. to give him my homework
the next day.
B. give him my homework D. give me my homework
23. She asked _________.
A. what my name is C. which my name was
B. which my name is D. what my name was
24. They asked ____________.
A. if they could come B. could they come
C. can they come D. are they allowed to come
25. The teacher told the students________while he was lecturing.
A. to stop talking in class B. to stop talk in class
C. stop talking in class D. stop talk in class
26. The police told him________
A. don't park his car C. not to park his car
at the entrance to the hospital. B. not park his car D. don't to park his car
27. She asked_______.
A. where the toilets is B. where the toilets were
C. where the toilets was D. where the toilets are
28. My mother said__________my study results the year before.
A. she was satisfied with B. she is satisfied with
C. she was satisfied to D. she is satisfied to
29. It's very difficult to_______the differences between the two identical twin.
A. talk B. tell
C. speak D. say
30. How many languages do you______
A. speak B. tell
C. talk D. say
31.1 was so surprised that I couldn't________a word
A. speak B. tell
C. talk D. say
32. I've got only one thing to_________, so listen carefully.
A. say B. tell
C. talk D. speak

the teacher if you don't feel well. B. tell D.speak
B. said D.spoke
35. They__________quietly to each other for a long time.
A. talked B. said
C. told D. spoke
33. You can always A. say
C. talk
34. She was_________to go home.
A. talked
C. told
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36. Now, stop__
A. speaking C. telling
37. The postman didn't_______
A. say C. talk
38. There is nothing more to___
A. say C. tell
39. Don't believe him. He always A. says C. tells
40. What did he________to you?
A. say
C. tell
, everybody, and listen to me.
B.saying
D. talking me he had delivered a parcel.
B. tell
D.speak ____on the subject.
B. talk
D.speak _________lies.
B. talks
D.speaks
B. talk D.speak
PART IV. READING
Peter wanted to have an animal of his own. So one day he asked his mother and father, "Do you think I
could have a pet?"
"What kind of pet?" asked his mother. "We haven't got enough space for a dog and its kennel, you know."
"And we aren't going to buy a horse!" said his father. "Much too expensive! Think how much the stable
would cost!"
"Could I have a cat?" asked Peter. "We've got an old basket for it to sleep in. It would just eat a bit offish,
and drink milk."
"No, I don't like them," said his mother. "How about a hamster? It's a small animal, and we can buy a
cage for it to live in."
"Oh, yes!" said Peter. "And I promise to look after it myself!"
41. What did Peter probably want to have of his own? A. some kind of pets B. some
toys
C. a bicycle D. a computer
42. He asked his________for it.
A. grandparents B. parents
C. relatives D. friends
43. According to his mother there was no___________for a dog.
A. food B. money
C. toy D. place

44. They weren't going to buy a horse because _____ . A. it was dirty B. it ate a
lot
C. it was noisy D. it cost a lot of money
45. Peter suggested a cat because he thought they could afford_______ for it.
A. food B. toys
C. space D. both A and C
46. His mother didn't agree to buy a cat because________.
A. it was expensive B. it was noisy
C. it was dirty D. she wasn't interested in it
47. Finally his mother suggested a________.
A. kind offish B. kind of mouse
C. kind of snake D. kind of bird
48. A hamster is a______animal.
A. huge B. small
C. large D. fierce
49. It can be inferred from the passage that a cage for a hamster was
A. small B. cheap
C. expensive D. both A and B
50. Peter was__________with a hamster.
A. disappointed B. happy
C.sad D. unhappy
In the Brazilian rainforest there is (51)________ new way of bringing
(52)_______ to the people. If your neighbour(53)______one of your chickens,
you do not (54)_____to make a long, expensive journey (55)_______the law
courts in the nearest town, (56)_______, once a month, a judge arrives at each
village by boat.
(57)________ he arrives, he will listen to you and your neighbour.
Perhaps he will visit the place (58)___ the chicken was stolen. Then he ___pay. The villagers think this
will decide who is right, and who (59) is (60)_________excellent new system.
51. A. the B. a C. 0 D.an
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52. A. equal B. just C. justice D. fair
53. A. steals B. stole C. stealing D. steal
54. A. have B. has C. must D. had
55.A. at B. in Con D.to
56. A. because B. so C. and D. but
57. A. Since B. When C. Because D. While
58. A. if B. when C. where D. which
59. A. must B. may C. have D. can
60. A. a B. some C. an D. the
PART V. WRITING
61. Why don't you help us?
A. You shouldn't help us.
B. You couldn't help us.
C. You needn t help us.
D. You should help us.
62. If you break your arm, you need to go to the hospital.

A. It is necessary for you to go to the hospital if you break your arm.
B. It is unnecessary for you to go to the hospital if you break your arm.
C. It is not necessary for you to go to the hospital if you break your arm.
D. It is needed for you to go to the hospital if you break your arm.
63. Mind your head.
A. Look at your head.
B. Be careful when you sit down.
C. Be careful when you stand up.
D. Don't pay attention to your head.
64. We do not accept cheques or credit cards.
A. You can pay in cash.
B. You should pay in cash
C. You could pay in cash.
D. You must pay in cash.
65. The last time l was m this village was May.
A. I haven't been in this village since May.
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B. 1 wasn t in this village since May.
C. 1 haven t been in this village in May.
D. 1 am not in this village since May.
66. this town I every week / clean I street I.
A. In this town street are cleaned every week.
B. In this town the street are cleaned every week.
C. In this town the streets are cleaned every week.
D. In this town the streets is cleaned every week.
67. Villagers I opposed I road- widening scheme I lose I because / land I they don't want I.
A. Villagers are opposed to the road widening scheme because they don't want to lose their land.
B. Villagers are opposed the road widening scheme because they don't want to lose their land.
C. Villagers are opposed to the road widening scheme because they don't want lose their land.
D. Villagers are opposed the road widening scheme because they don't want lose their land.
68. the I died I last dinosaur / year / 60 million I about I ago.
A. The last dinosaur died in about 60 million years ago.
B. The last dinosaur died for about 60 million years ago.
C. The last dinosaur died about 60 million years ago.
D. The last dinosaur died about 60 million year ago.
69. you I be / horse riding / enjoy I still? I
A. Are you still enjoy horse riding?
B. Are you enjoying still horse riding?
C. Are you still enjoyed horse riding?
D. Are you still enjoying horse riding r
70. You i want / world I friend I have I around / ?
A. Do you want to have friends all around the world?
B. Do you want to have friend all around the world?
C. Do you want have friends all around the world?
D. Do you want to have friends all around world:
71. A friend is talking about her ideas for improve life in your village.
A BCD
72. A explorer in Africa is explaining to you what to do if a large animal A B
C
like a Rhino attacks you. D

73. Most house-plants die unless the weathers is fine at weekends.
ABC D
74. My dream is buy a castle in the countryside.
ABC D
75. Pollutions is the worst problem in the world today.
A B C D
76. Her father told her take the dog for a walk after breakfast.
A B C D
77. The grass in the garden is so long that it needs cut immediately.
ABC D
78. People are asked not cut a lot of trees for firewood.
A B CD
79. He asked me when was I leaving.
A BCD
80- She lives in a house with a big gardens.
A B C D

Unit 9.
UNDERSEA WORLD
PART I. PHONETICS
Questions 1-5: Choose one word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from the rest in
each group. Identify your answer by circling the corresponding letter A, B, C or D. Mark your
1. A. beer B. tear C. pier D. hair
2. A. bear B. pear C. dear D. chair
3. A. hear B. wear C. ear D. near
4. A. clear B. square C. where D. dare
5. A. tour B. sure C. sour D, poor
PART II. VOCABULARY
6. Whales and dolphins both make _______ which in some ways are
similar to a language.
A. sounds B. symbols C. signals D. sighs
7. People who work with dolphins are often_______at how intelligent they are.
A. surprise B. surprising C. surprised D. surprisingly
8. Scientists are______to find out the cause of the incident.
A. investigative B. investigating C. investigation D. investigatory
9. Although insects are harmful to plants, their existance contributes a great part to_____which helps to
make a balanced environment.
A. biology B. biophysics C. biosphere D. biodiversity
10. The boy is wearing a(n)_____shirt. It's too long and loose.
A. oversized B. medium-sized C. small-sized D. large-sized
11. My grandmother is living in a_____cottage. It's only ten square meters.
A. large B. big C. little D. small
12. Reducing the gap between rich and poor is one of the main______
facing the government.
A. challenging B. challenges C. challenger D. challenge
13. She likes her job to be a_______.
A. challenges B. challenger C. challenging D. challenge
14. This new discovery_____traditional beliefs.
A. challenge B. challenger C. challenges D. challenging
15. The survey covers a representative_____of the population.
A. sample B. to sample C. sampler D. sampling
16. There are various______and animals in tropical forests.
A plantations B. planter C. plants D. plant
17. 1 nree-quaters ol the Earth is covered by__________.
A. sand B. seas and oceans C. mountains D. soil
18. Some kinds of______plants which live underwater are healthy food.
A. water B. sea C. marine 1). river
19. She gave me a_______ look and said nothing.
A. mysteriously B. mystery C. mysteries D. mysterious
20. The main witness had_____disappeared.
A. mystery B. mysteries C. mysteriously D. mysterious
PART III. GRAMMAR
21. I really think you____go and see the doctor, you look very tired.
A. would B. should C. will D. need
22. You've been coughing a lot lately. You______smoke so much.
A. shouldn't B. can't C. should D. can
23. The price on this packet is wrong. It says 5,000d but it_____be 3,000d.

A. would B. shouldn't C. should D. wouldn't
24.1 don't think we'll be home late tonight. We_____be home at the usual time.
A. shouldn't B. would C. wouldn't D. should
25. Tom really_______go out. He has too much homework to do.
A. can't B. shouldn't C. would D. should
26. The government_____do something about the economy.
A. need B. can C. must D. should
27. I don't think you______work so hard. You're not very well.
A. would B. need C. should D. must
28. The party was great. You________come. Why didn't you?
A. should have B. shouldn't C. should D. shouldn't have
29. Ba has just been offered a job. I think he_____accept it.
A. should have B. shouldn't C. should D. would
30. The speed limit is 60km, but Minh is doing 80km. He________be
driving so fast.
A. must B. should C. need D. shouldn't
31. When we got to the restaurant there were no empty tables. We hadn't reserved one. We__________a
table in advance.
A. should have reserved B. must have reserved
C. should reserve D. must reserve
32. The accident happened because the driver was driving on the wrong side of the road.
He__________on the right side of the road.
A. should drive B. shouldn't drive
C. should have driven D. shouldn't have driven
33.1 think all drivers______wear seat belts while driving.
A. need B. should C. needn't D. shouldn't
34. bne______to our conversation. It was private.
A. should have listened B. should listen
C. shouldn't have listened D. shouldn't listen
35. My friend is going to Paris. I think she______learn a few words of
French before she goes there.
A. must B. should C. need D. shouldn't
36.1 went to Da Lat but I didn't visit my friend. When I saw her later she said "You______me when you
were in Da Lat."
A. should have visited C. must have visited
C. should visit D. ought to visit
37. What would you do if you_______a million dollars?
A. win B. won C. had won D. will win
38. What would you do if you______by a snake.
A. are bitten B. had been bitten
C. were bitten D. has been bitten
39. They________angry if you didn't visit them.
A. would be B. should be C. must be D. ought be
40. If we took the 10:30 train we________arrive early.
A. should B. may C. will D. would
PART IV. READING
corresponding letter A, B, C or D of the correct answers. Mark your choice on the answer sheet.
One day in 1963, a dolphin named Elvar and a famous astronomer, Carl Sagan, were playing a little
game. The astronomer was visiting an institute which was looking into the way dolphins communicate
with each other. Sagan was standing on the edge of one of the tanks where several of these friendly,
highly intelligent creatures were kept. Elvar had just swum up alongside him and had turned on his back.
The dolphin wanted Sagan to scratch his stomach again, as the astronomer had done twice before. Elvar
looked up at Sagan, waiting. Then, after a minute or so, the dolphin leapt up through the water and made
a sound just like the word "more". The astonished astronomer went to the director of the institute and told

him about the incident. "Oh, yes. That's one of the words he knows," the director said, showing no
surprise at all.
Dolphins have bigger brains in proportion to their body size than humans have, and it has been known for
a long time that they can make a number of sounds. What is more, these sounds seem to have different
functions, such as warning each other of danger. Sound travels much faster and much further in water
than it does in air. That is why the parts of the brain that deal with sound are much better developed in
dolphins than in humans. For example, the two questions "Who loves Mary?" and "Who does Mary
love?" mean very different things. Scientists don't agree on this.
41. Carl Sagan is_________.
A. the director of an institute.
B. an astronomer.
C. a scientist.
D. a worker of an institute.
42. He visited an institute which was________.
A. studying the way dolphins communicate with each other.
B. studying a language.
C. studying astronomy.
D. studying means of communication.
43. What game did he played with the dolphin Elvar?
A. He swam with Elvar.
B. He tried to communicate with Elvar.
C. He scratched the dolphin's stomach.
D. He scratched the dolphin's head.
44. The dolphin leapt into the air because__________.
A. Sagan was too near the water.
B. it was part of the game they were playing.
C. he wanted Sagan to scratch him again.
D. Sagan wanted to communicate with him.
45. What did the dolphin do when it leapt up through the water?
A. It stood on the edge of one of the tanks.
B. It made a sound just like the word "more".
C. It dived into water immediately.
D. It scratched Sagan.
46. The director of the institute was not surprised because________.
A. he scratched the dolphin twice before.
B. he could understand dolphins' language.
C. he taught that word to the dolphin.
D. he had known that the dolphin knew that word.
47. Dolphins' brains are
A. bigger than humans' brains.
B. smaller than humans' brains.
C. bigger in proportion to their body size compared to humans' brains.
D. smaller in proportion to their body size compared to humans' brains.
48. Dolphins' brains are particularly well developed to_______.
A. help them to travel fast in water.
B. arrange sounds in different structures.
C. respond to different kinds of sound.
D. communicate with humans through sound.
49. Dolphins' sounds have_______.
A. different functions.
B. different structures.
C. different warnings.
D. different systems.
50. Sounds travel_______in water than it does in the air.
A. much slower

B. much faster
C. much further
D. much faster and much farther
space by circling the letter A, B, C or D. Mark your choice on the answer sheet.
The songs of the humpback whale are beautiful collections of moans and sighs and it is possible to make
(51)______of these with a microphone. With enough (52)_______, you can listen to a song and tell
which year it was sung
in and where it came from.
The whales do most of their (53)______in the winter season, after their
annual (54)______south from the Arctic. It is always the young males who set
off first to the tropical breeding areas, and most of the (55)______are given by
solitary males who are looking for a mate.
The songs all have a definite sequence of parts. This (56)_________ is
never changed and there are clear rules of (57)_________which must not be
broken. There is very little (58)_______between the songs at the start of a
season and those from the previous year. However, over the next few months,
the different parts of each song may be swapped, shortened, and (59)______
may be made to the notes. During a breeding season, the whales all try to
sing the most up-to-date version of the song. This (60)_______is similar to
the way human language evolves, with contributions from many members of the population.
51. A. record B. recordings C. recorder D. recorders
52. A. practice B. practise C. practician D. practitioner
53. A. sing B. song C.sang D. singing
54. A. migrant B. migrate C. migration D. migrating
55. A. B. performance C. perform D. performances
performing
56. A. arrange B. arranging C. arrangement D. arranged
57. A. compose B. composing C. composer D. composition
58. A. different B. difference C. differ D. differences
59. A. alternate B. alternately C. alterations D. alter
60. A. develop B. developing C. developed D. development
PARTV. WRITING
Questions 61-65: After each following sentence there are four sentences marked A, B, C or D.
Choose the sentence that has the same meaning as the original one by circling the corresponding
letter A, B, C or D. Mark your choice on the answer sheet.
61. She was still baking the bread in the kitchen.
A. The bread was still being baked in the kitchen.
B. The bread was still baked in the kitchen.
C. The bread has still been baked in the kitchen.
D. The bread is still being baked in the kitchen
62. How long have they been doing this exercise?
A. When do they start doing this exercise?
B. When did they started doing this exercise?
C. When had they started doing this exercise?
D. When did they start doing this exercise?
63. We'll only be able to come if we can get some time off.
A. We will be able to come unless we can get some time off.
B. We won't be able to come unless we can get some time off.
C. We would be able to come unless we can get some time off.
D. We wouldn't be able to come unless we can get some time off.
64. Ba is in hospital because he broke his leg.
A. If Ba hadn't broken his leg, he wouldn't be in hospital now.
B. If Ba hasn't broken his leg, he wouldn't be in hospital now.
C. If Ba hadn't been broken his leg, he wouldn't be in hospital now.

D. If Ba wasn't broken his leg, he wouldn't be in hospital now.
65. We haven't done any gardening for three months.
A. The last time we had done some gardening was three months ago.
B. The last time we do some gardening was three months ago.
C. The last time we did some gardening was three months ago.
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D. The last time we have done some gardening was three months ago.
Questions 66-70: The words in italic below are cues to make
sentences. Choose the correct option by cirling the corresponding letter A, B, C or D. Mark your
66. diploma I a I college I award I her I the I last week I,
A. The college has awarded her a diploma last week.
B. The college awarded her a diploma last week.
C. The college had awarded her a diploma last week.
D. The college awards her a diploma last week.
67. photos I the I take I a I in I London I last week I studio /.
A. The photos were taken in a London studio last week.
B. The photos was taken in a London studio last week
C. The photos have been taken in a London studio last week.
D. The photos had been taken in a London studio last week
68.1 I if I he i ill I not I absent I school I from I be I yesterday /.
A. If I hadn't been ill, I wouldn't be absent from school yesterday.
B. If I wasn't ill, I wouldn't have been absent from school yesterday.
C. If I haven't been ill, I wouldn't have been absent from school yesterday.
D. If I hadn't been ill, I wouldn't have been absent from school yesterday.
69. wait I I I at I the I bus / stop I the I turn up I until / have I to I this morning I'.
A. I have to wait at the stop until the bus turns up this morning.
B. I would have to wait at the stop until the bus turns up this morning.
C. I had to wait at the stop until the bus turns up this morning.
D. I will have to wait at the stop until the bus turns up this morning.
70. message I give I him I we I as soon as I phone I the /.
A. We'll give him the message as soon as he phoned.
B. We'll give him the message as soon as he phones.
C. We'll give him the message as soon as he will phone.
D. We'll give him the message as soon as he has phones.
Questions 71-80: In the following sentences, each one has four
underlined words or phrases marked A, B, C or D. Choose the one word or phrase that must be
changed in order for the sentence to be correct by circling letter A, B, C or D. Mark your choice on
the answer sheet.
71. I would be able to lead the way if you lend me your map,
A B CD
72. Can you turn the television up a bit. It's too loud.
A B CD
73. That pink pullover doesn't really fit those yellow trousers.
A BCD
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74. The afternoon activities will take part soon.
A B CD
75. She did not care for her plants so they all died.
ABC D
76.I am going to lend a book from the library.
A BCD
77. Can you look the airplane in the sky?
A BCD
78. Have you ever learned how to do a cake.

A BCD
79. Mary wears gloves before she goes out to work in the garden.
A BCD
80. My mother wanted me to lie the box on the kitchen table.
ABC D
Unit 10
CONSERVATION
PARTI. PHONETICS
1. A. unit
2. A. pat
3. A. machine
4. A. ribbon
5. A. great
B. umbrella
C. unity
B. paper B. watching B. hiding

B. feat OCABULARY
C. pant C. kitchen C. written C. seat
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D. university D. man D. matches D. picture
D. beat
Questions 6-20: Circle A, B, C or D to choose the correct noun form of the verb given. Mark your
6. The fire_______the whole village in 1890.
A. destroyed B. destruction
C. destructive D. destroying
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7. _________is one of the most effective way to protect the environment.
A. Conservation B. Conservationist
C. Conservatory D. Conservatism
8. They broke my window and

me.
A. threaten
B. threatened C. threat D. threats

9. What should we do to reduce the level of environmental________?
A. pollute B. polluting
C. pollutes D. pollution
10. People in the community actively participated in the______of illiteracy.
A. elimination C. eliminating 11. National parks help to __ A. protective C. protect
B. eliminated D. eliminates endangered animals. B. protection D. protectively
12. A forest fire

valuable wood, wildlife and good soil in Camau
B. destruction
some years ago. A. detroycd
C. destroys D. destroying
16. We are now facing with the problem of
A. forestation C. deforest
B. deforestation D. destruction
14. A_______is someone who works to protect the environment from damage.
A. conservation C. conservationist 15. This machine is designed to A. circulation C. circulatory

B. conserved D. conserves _____warm air.
B. circulating
D. circulate
Questions 16-20: Choose one word that does not belong to the group by circling the corresponding
letter A, B, C or D. Mark your
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16. A. plants B.trees C. water D. grasses
17. A. inspite of B. because of C. though D. event though
18. A. seas B. rivers B.AIDS C. lakes D. streams
19. A. cancer C. sicknesses D. heart disease
20. A. an B.a C, the D. one
PART III. GRAMMAR

21. We_____Betty since she moved to our neighbourhood.
A. had known B. knew
C. have known D. know
22. Most rice in Taiwan ______ from Vietnam.
B. are imported D. are bought
__to have camp-fire in the forest.
A. are threatened B. was banned
C. are told D. are not allowed
A. is imported C. was bought 23. Tourists
24. There will be a shortage of water_______it rains.
A. inspite B. if
C. because D. unless
25. What will happen if the air________?
A. was polluted B. be polluted
C. is polluted D. has polluted
26. If Hoa had a rain coat, she___________a cold.
A. didn't catch B. would have caught
C. wouldn't catch D. wouldn't have caught
27. Most forests in other climatic areas__________by human beings.
A. had already been affected B. have already been affecting
C. have already affected D. have already been affected
28. A new bridge ________built here next year.
A. will be B. are

C. could be D. would be
29. Water_____held on land by vegetation.
A. were B. are
C. can be D. have
30. When was Cue Phuong forest____________Cue Phuong National Park?
A. built B. named
C. born D. developed
31. Now the park has proved to be a popular place_______i tourists, both
local and foreign.
A. with r>. to
C. in D. for
32. What ________ happen if there were no plants on earth I
A. will B. would
C. did D. could
33. You look very tired, you_______stay at home and relax.
A are B. have
C. will D. should
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34. John________next week. He has sent the invitation cards to all guests.
A. get married B. would get married
C. got married D. is going to get married
35. If we_______aware enough of the importance of the environment, we
will respect it and try to protect it.
A. were B. are
C. will be D. are not
36. They used-------------_ near a forest.
A. living B. to live
C. to living D. to being lived
37. Mary said she was very ashamed_______ her friend's bad manners.
A. of B. with
C to D. by
38. He is very keen on___________tennis.
A. play B. to play
C. playing D. played
39. They have___________a big library in our town.
A. build B. to built
C. building D. built
40. ________the fifth largest among the nine planets that make up our
solar system.
A. The Earth is C. The Earth will be
C. The Earth was D. The Earth would be
PART IV. READING
corresponding letter (A, B, C, D) of the correct answers. Mark your choice on the answer sheet*
A tree planting campaign is always a good start to a greening program because the effects are immediate.
As far as possible, use local species and avoid planting in neat rows. In nature, a variety of plants grow at
random. Try to get this effect so that the mini-forests in the school compound will attract local animal
life.
Many rainforest trees grow quickly and become tall, so select the trees carefully for each location. You
may need to get professional assistance, perhaps from the local Forestry Department, to identify the most
suitable species.
Your school gardener will also be able to help in the practical aspects like planting techniques. Seedlings
can be obtained free or at a discounted price from the local Forestry Department.
Trees not only beautify the surroundings but also purify the air and increase the oxygen level, provide
shade, screen out ultraviolet rays, block off unpleasant areas, and provide food and shelter for birds and

other animals. Often, we can plant trees to solve problems. For example, trees can be used to reduce
noise, control pollution and act as wind breakers.
41. What is the main idea of the passage?
A. Local Forestry Department
B. Trees planting techniques
C. Advantages of planting trees
D. Planting trees movement
42. Which way of planting trees can attract local animals life?
A. planting trees in neat rows
B. planting trees as they grow in nature
C. planting trees in mini-forests
D. planting trees in the rainforests
43. What will the school gardener help you?
A. He will water your plants
B. He will give you free seedlings
C. He will help you with planting techniques
D. He will plant trees for you
44. What are the advantages of planting trees? Trees can be used to_______
A. purify the air and increase the oxygen level
B. provide shade, screen out ultraviolet rays, block off unpleasant areas
C. provide food and shelter for birds and other animals
D. All A, B, andC
45. What does the words "species" in the passage mean?
A. animals
B. plants
C. people
D. animals and plants
46. What does the word "beautify" in the passage mean?
A. to make trees beautiful
B. to make the surroundings beautiful
C. to make the water clean
D. to make the air clean
47. What problems can we solve by planting trees?
A. noise
B. pollution
C. strong wind
D. All A, B and C
Questions 48-55: Read the following paragraph carefully and then choose the best option to fit each
Forest has always been important to people. In the past, many people got
food by (48)______ forest animals and gathering wild plants. With the
(49)______of civilization, fewer people now live (50)______forests, but forests
are (51) (52)____
___valuable than ever. Forests have an important economic value
they provide us with resource (53)______timber. Forests are vital
to the environment (54)______they clean the air we breathe. Forests are also
treasured (55)______their beauty.
48. A. looking B. hunting C. having D. taking
49. A. B. light C. hope D. advantage
advance
50. A. with B. at C. in D. on
51. A. less B. fewer C. more D. few
52. A. though B. even C. but D. because
53. A. such B. such as C. with D. within
54. A. because B. but C. despite D. inspite

55. A at B. with C. for D. in
PARTV. WRITING
Questions 61-65: After each pair of sentences, there are four options which are their combinations.
Choose the best answer by circling the corresponding letter A, B ? C, or D. Mark your choice on the
answer sheet.
61. The plants may develop differently. The plants live on that island.
A. The plants live on that island may develop differently.
B. The plants that live on that island may develop differently.
C. The plants which lives on that island may develop differently.
D. The plants that live on that island may develop different.
62. He is introducing some new kinds of computers.
A. Some new kinds of computers are introduced by him,
B. Some new kinds of computers is being introduced by him.
C. Some new kinds of computers are being introduced by him.
D. Some new kinds of computers have been introduced by him.
63. His father gave him a very expensive cell phone on his last birthday.
A. He is given a very expensive cell phone on his last birthday.
B. He was given a very expensive cell phone on his last birthday.
C. He had been given a very expensive cell phone on his last birthday.
D. He has been given a very expensive cell phone on his last birthday.
64. People's carelessness can cause forest fires. They are dangerous.
A. People's carelessness can cause forest fires are dangerous.
B. People's carelessness can cause forest fires which is dangerous.
C. People's carelessness can cause forest fires that is dangerous.
D. People's carelessness can cause forest fires which are dangerous.
65. They are building a new zoo near my village.
A. A new zoo is being built near my village.
B. A new zoo will be built near my village.
C. A new zoo is built near my village.
D. A new zoo is being building near my village.
66. They I going I publish I mathematics / soon I dictionary I.
A. They are going to publish a dictionary of mathematics soon.
B. They will be going to publish soon dictionary of mathematics.
C. They are going publish a dictionary of mathematics soon.
D. They are going to publish dictionary of mathematics soon.
67. She I writing I article I problems I environmental /.
A. She is writing article on environmental problems.
B. She is writing an article in environmental problems.
C. She is writing an article about environmental problems.
D. She is writing article on environmental problems.
68. They I send I report I they / finish I it I as soon as /.
A. They would send us report as soon as they finish it.
B. They send the report as soon as they finish it.
C. They could send us the report as soon as they finish it.
D. They will send us the report as soon as they finish it.
69. What I temperature I earth I warmer I happen I if I ?
A. What will happen if the temperature of the earth is warmer?
B. What happen if temperature of the earth is warmer?
C. What will happen if temperature of the earth is warmer?
D. What will happen if the temperature of the earth warmer?
70. who I runs I away I from I home I The I film I about I boy I.
A. The film is about boy who runs away from home.
B. The film is about a boy who runs away from home.

C. The film about a boy who runs away from home.
D. The film was about a boy who runs away from home.
Questions 71-80: In these sentences, each one has four underlined words or phrases marked A, B, C,
and D. Choose the one word or phrase that must be changed in order for the sentence to be correct
by circling letter A, B, C, or D. Mark your choice on the answer sheet
71. Scientists says that something very serious is happening to the Earth.
ABC D
72. There will be major changes in climate during next century.
A BCD
73. World temperatures could increased two degrees centigrade by the year 2040.
A B CD
74. What would happen if the temperature is warmer?
A B C D
75. Deforestation is occurring most rapid in tropical regions of the world.
ABC D
76. Deforestation has only recently been recognized as global problem.
ABC D
77. This will have a serious effect about argriculture.
A B CD
78. When it was first establish in 1973, it consisted of only two hectares
A B C
of land. D
79. National parks are the homes of variety of animals.
A BCD
80. It's difficult for me decide whether I should accept the job or not.
A B C D
Unit 11. NATIONAL PARKS
PARTI. PHONETICS
1. A. played B. cleaned C. snowed D. brushed
2. A. laughed B. closed C. filled D. studied
3. A. pushed B. watched C. learned D. danced
4. A. cried B. combed C. pulled D. walked
5. A. emptied B. washed C. rained D. whispered
PART II. VOCABULARY
Questions 6-20: Thes are incomplete sentences. Circle A, B, C or D as your best choice to complete
6. Dinosaurs were one of the first_______which existed on the earth.
A. immigrants B. species C. pioneers D. settlers
7. Pollution is caused when waste products or poisons_______the environment.
A. contaminate B. fill C. throw D. put
8. Farmers earn their livings mainly by doing_________.
A. selling B. farming C. trading D. growing
9. It's generally cheaper to travel a long distance by_______than to take
the train.
A. coach B. plane C. taxi D. ship
10. Hanoi National University was_________one hundred years ago.
A. begun B. established C. organised D. appeared
11. Did you take those_________on your holiday last year?
A. paintings B. photos C. drawings D. sculptures
12. Thu Le zoo____ many kinds of wild animals, such as tigers and lions.
A. covers B. includes C. consists D. contains
13. Big trees such as pines, oaks as well as simple plants are available in ______forests.

A. arctic B. tropical C. antarctic D. pacific
14. Cue Phuong National Park ____over 200 square km of rainforest.
A. consists B. includes C. contains D. packs
15. Tuan Chau island is_________ 150kms north east of Hanoi.
A. located B. stood C. placed D. bordered
16. All the different plants and animals in a natural community are dependent upon each other
for________.
A. wildlife B. survival C. livings D. life
17. Australia has__________climate.
A. wet B. frigid zone C. sub-tropical D. temperate zone
18. You must be tired after your long_______.
A. journey B, distance C. cruise D. excursions
19._____is a piece of paper showing you have paid to travel.
A. Fare B. Fee C. Money D. Ticket
20. Ha Long is a beautiful holiday________in Vietnam.
A. seaside B. beach C. resort D. scenery
PART III. GRAMMAR
21. He wouldn't have had an accident if he________more carefully.
A. drives B. drove C. had driven D. was driving
22. If Linda________her the money, Sophie wouldn't have bought the
stereo system.
A. hadn't lent B. didn't lend C. hasn't lent D. doesn't lend
23. If you______better last night, you wouldn't have been so tired now.
A. sleeps B. had slept C. was sleeping D. slept
24. Peter would have caught the train if he_______to the station on time.
A. gets B. had got C. got D. has got
25. If I______too much, I wouldn't have felt so sick now.
A. didn't eat B. don't eat C. hadn't eaten D. haven't eaten
26. If I had noticed him, I________hello to him.
A. would have said B. said
C. would say D. say
27. If Mary________a fluent English, she would have got a good job.
A. speaks B. had spoken C. spoke D. was speaking
28. I would have enjoyed my holiday if the weather________nice.
A. is B. was C. has been D. had been
29. If he had revised for the exam hard, he_______it.
A. passed B. would have passed
C. had passed D. has passed
30. If Hung_______smoking, he would have improved his health.
A. gives up B. has given up C. gave up D. had given up
31. We were exhausted by the time we arrived_________the port.
A. at B. to C. in D. on
32. The boy went_______the teacher and greeted him.
A. for B. from C. toward D. down
33. Go______and then take the first right.
A. from B. away from C. up D. straight
34. The car went______the hill slowly.
A. up B. through C. across D. by
35. London is________the river Thames.
A. in B. on C. at D. of
36. Vancouver is__________the west coast of Canada.
A. in B. at C. on D. to
37. Look at that girl swimming____________the sea.

A. on B. under C. across D. in
38. Who is the woman_________that photograph?
A in B. on C. at D. to
39. Don't sit______that armchair. It's broken.
A. on B. in C. at D. under
40. It was a beautiful day. There wasn't a cloud______the sky.
A. on B. above C. in D. at
PART IV. READING
corresponding letter A, B, C or D of the correct answers- Mark your choice on the answer sheet
Disney World was constructed a decade ago on 27,400 acres of partially swamp land in central Florida.
Eight thousand of these acres constitute a wildlife sanctuary not accessible to the 130 million people from
around the world who have been to Disney World since its opening.
The park opens at 9a.m and shuts down at various hours, depending upon the time of year - six, nine or
midnight. On a busy day as many as 90,000 visitors may be in the park, but there are so many activities
available that there is plenty of room for everybody. The Magic Kingdom is the main section, but there
are hotels, restaurants, a lagoon, and a huge lake with four and a half miles of beaches where visitors
swim or paddle around in rented boats. A reasonable estimate of the cost per person daily is about $60,
excluding transportation costs to Orlando.
41. Disney World was opened______.
A. last year
B. currently
C. ten years ago
D. a decent time ago
42. Disney World has many water attractions because_______.
A. the Florida climate is conductive to water sport
B. it was built on wet land
C. visitors like to swim and rent boats
D. it is a profitable business
43._______of the park's area constitute a wildlife sanctuary not accessible
to visitors.
A. one third
B. over one third
C. two thirds
D. less than two thirds
44. The park closes __________, depending on the time of year.
A. at a certain time
B. at various hours
C. 8p.m
D. 5p.m
45. You can infer that there are 90,000 visitors in Disney World_______.
A. daily during the holidays like Thanksgiving and Chrismas
B. weekly when the park is busy
C. normally when the weather is pleasant
D. daily throughout the year
46. The word "room" in line 8 is close in meaning with_______.
A.space
B. seats
C. parking places
D. parking slots
47. The average daily cost for a family of four might be_______.
A. $60
B. $240
C. an unlimited amount
D. dependent upon transportation costs

48. You can infer that when there are 90,000 people in the park______
A. people have to wait in lines to get into the attractions
B. there are not enough restaurants to feed all of them
C. the lake shore is too small to acommodate swimmers
D. the best thing to do is to rent a boat to get away from the crowds
49. What is the main section of the park?
A. the Magic Kingdom
B. swamp land
C. beaches
D. hotels
50. The passage is about______.
A. a famous park in London
B. a beautiful park in New York
C. a famous museum in Florida
D. a famous and beautiful park in Florida Questions 51-60: Read the following passage carefully and
then
choose the best option to fit each space by circling the letter A, B, C or D. Mark your choice on the
answer sheet.
I had nerver visited Seretnay Park (51)_______. Last week, I went to the
park and chose a tour (52)________. There were twenty tourists and one
guide. The guide asked what we wanted to see. I said I had never seen
(53)________eagle, and I would like to see one. A child on the tour said he
would like to see a beaver (54)______he had heard there were many in the
park. First, he led us along a road, and then we turned right onto a path. To
our right was a marshy pond. Suddenly the child (55)________had spoken
before shouted, "Look! I see a beaver!". The beaver slapped its tail and
(56)_______into the pond. As we were standing there, the guide was looking
across the pond through a small telescope. After a minute, he tapped my
shoulder and (57)________ me the telescope. He pointed to a tall tree and
said, "Do you see that white speck? That's a bald eagle." I had difficulty
(58)_________the telescope, but finally I saw the eagle. As I watched, the
eagle spread its wings and soared over the water. It was a wonderful
experience (59)_________me to see some of the wild creatures (60)_________
live in the park.
51. A. ago
52. A. take
53. A. a
54. A. because
55. A. which
56. A. disappear
B.later
B. to take
B. an
B. although
B. whose
C. before
C.took
C. the
C. because of
C. who
D.then
D. taking

D.0
D. due to
D. whom
B. has disappeared C. will disappear D. disappeared
B. declared
57. A handed
58. A. focus
59. A. in
60. A. that
C. supported B. to focus C. focusing

B. of C. with
B. who C. whom
D.erased D. focused D.for D. when

PARTV. WRITING
61. I apologize for my unpunctuality. AI apologize for my late.
B. I apologize for my coming late.
C. I apologize late coming.
D. I apologize coming late.
62. Our accommodation must be arranged. A We must have a place.
B. We must find some place.
C. We must find somewhere to stay.
D. We must get to somewhere.
63. Please accept my thanks for your help.
A. Thank you for your help.
B. Thank your help.
C. Thank your helping.
D. Thank you helping me.
64. It was lovely to get your letter.
A. I was glad with receiving your letter.
B. 1 was glad tor receiving your letter.
C. I was glad to receive your letter.
D. I was glad receiving your letter. 65.1 look forward to receiving your reply.
A. I do hope to receive your letter soon.
B. I hope to receive your letter soon.
C. I hope receiving your letter soon.
D. I hope to receiving your letter soon.
Questions 66 - 70: The words in italic below are cues to make sentences. Choose the correct option
by cirling the corresponding letter A, B, C or D. Mark your choice on the answer sheet.
66. If I parents I ray I exam I my I pass /1 / be I very / happy I last year /.
A. If I had passed my exam last year, my parents would have been very happy.
B. If I pass my exam, my parents would be very happy last year.
C. If I had passed my exam last year, my parents will be happy.
D. If I will pass my exam, my parents would be happy last year.
67. if I the / weather I we I be I nice I holiday I cancel I last Sunday I.
A. If the weather is nice, we wouldn't have cancelled our holiday last Sunday.
B. If the weather had been nice last Sunday, we wouldn't have cancelled our holiday.
C. If the weather was nice, we had cancelled our holiday last Sunday.
D. If the weather isn't nice, we had cancelled our holiday last Sunday.
68. you I unless I go I early I to bed I tired I be I you I tomorrow /.

A. Unless you had gone to bed early, you'll be tired tomorrow.
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B. Unless you are going to bed early, you would be tired tomorrow.
C. Unless you have gone to bed early, you would be tired tomorrow.
D. Unless you go to bed early, you'll be tired tomorrow.
69. Mary / she / unless I run / the bus I not catch /.
A. Unless Mary runs, she won't catch the bus.
B. Unless Mary has run, she won't catch the bus.
C. Unless Mary runs, she will catch the bus.
D. Unless Mary was running, she will catch the bus.
70. you I be able to / time I have I if I visit / you I the museum I.
A. You won't be able to visit the museum if you have time.
B. You won't be able to visit the museum if you will have time.
C. You will be able to visit the museum if you have time.
D. You will be able to visit the museum if you didn't have time.
Questions 71-80: In the following sentences, each one has four underlined words or phrases marked
A, B, C or D. Choose the one word or phrase that must be changed in order for the sentence to be
correct by circling letter A, B, C or D. Mark your choice on the answer sheet.
71. If you take that job in London, it will mean traveling for two hour everyday. A B
CD
72. If he fails the final exam, he woudn't be able to graduate.
A B CD
73. You would be welcome to join our staff if you change your mind.
ABC D
74. If Laura didn't eat so much, she wouldn't have put on weight. A B
CD
75. If they have their car service regularly, it never lets them down.
B C D
76. If you left the milk out of the fridge in this weather, it'll go off.
ABC D
77. His wife will go to the concert with him if she can finds a baby-sitter.
A B CD
78. There will be no trouble about repair the television if it goes wrong.
ABC D
79. Small businesses will be effected if the level of VAT is raised this year.
A B CD
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80. Don't speak anything to him if you can help it. A BCD

Unit 12.
MUSIC
PARTI. PHONETICS
1. A. sit
2. A. peas
3. A. those
4. A. outside
5. A. cousin
B. sand B. piece B. these B. instead B.sensible
PART II. VOCABULARY

C. leaves C. pence C. price C. exciting C. scissors
D. star D. let's D. prize D. surprising D. exam

6. He thought of his dead child with deep___________.
B. emotion
A. emotional C. emotive
7. The woman answered
A. emotionless
C. emotion
8. All_______
B. emotion
D. emotionally
and went away immediately.
B. emotional
D. unemotionally
_______with the north has been stopped by the terrible storm.
A communication B. communicate C. communicative D. communicable
9. We can_________with people in most parts of the world by telephone.
A. communicating B. communicate
C. communicative D. communication
10. The arms and legs are________parts of a human being.
A. integrate B. integration
C. integrity D. integral
with the landscape. B. integrating D. integral

11. The buildings are well A. integrated C. integration
12. The footballers sang the national song A. solemnity B. solemn C.
solemnly D. solemnize
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13. The man looks as A. solemnizing
C. solemnly
14. The mother______
A. lulls

C. lulling
15. To her great A. delighted C. delightfully
16. The player's soul was _ A. uplifting C. uplifted
17. The woman A. mourned C. mournful
____as a judge.
B. solemn
D. solemnity the baby to sleep with her sweet voice every night.
B. lullaby
D. has lulled . she won the first prize.
B. delightful
D. delight by the national anthem.
B. been uplifted
D. has uplifted
over her husband's death. B. mourning D. mournfully
18. Men often find it hard to express their_________.

A. motional B. emotion
C. emotional D. motion
19. If you know English well, you can________with English people.
A. communicative B. communicating
C. communication D. communicate
20. The old men always think of the________of life in the country,
A. delights B. please
C. pleasant D. exciting
PART III. GRAMMAR
21.1 went out_________a letter.
A. mailing B. to mail C. mails D. for mailing
22. The police shouted_______everyone of the danger.
A. to warn B. warns C. has warned D. warned
23. My friend called_______me to her party.
A. invites B. invited C. to invite
D. invite
24. These fences are________people out of the garden.

A. keeping B. to keep C. kept D. keep
25. The Prime Minister has three bodyguards_________him.
A. to protect B. protected C. protect D. protects
26. I need a bottle opener______this bottle.
A. opens B. open C. opening D. to open
27. I'm going to Britain________ English.
A. for learning B. to learn C. learn D. learns
28. Do you often have a lot of work______in the evening?

A. do B. doing C. did D. to do
D. talk
29. She is lonely. She has nobody A. talks B. talked C. to talk
30. My mother gave me some money_______some food.
A. buy B. bought C. buying D. to buy
31. Would you like something__________?

A. to eat B. eating
32. Did she have time________the exam questions?
A. answering B. to answer C. answers
C. eat D. ate
D. answer
TV. She's
33. After gettting married, she doesn't get much chance too busy.
A. watches B. watching C. watch
34.______fit we should do exercises regularly.
A. Keeping B. Keep C. To keep D. Keeps
D. to watch
35. There were no chair___ on, so we all had to sit on the floor.
A. sits B. to sit
C. sitting warm. C. to keep
D. sat
36. I'm wearing a thick coat_____
A. keeps B. keeping
37. I spent the evening_______with my friends.
A. to chat B. chatting C. chat
38. Now, stop________, everybody, and listen to me.
A. talk B. to talk C. talked
D. kept
D. for chatting
D. talking
39. I met my friend on the way back home, so we stopped______with
each other.
A. talking B. to talk C. talked D. for talking
40. Don't forget_________him for coffee when you see him.
A. invite B. inviting C. to invite D. inviting
PART IV. READING
Ragtime, developed primarily by black pianists, is a style of composed piano music that was popular
from the 1890s to about 1915. It is a style of jazz characterized by an elaborately syncopated rhythm in
the melody and a steadily accented accompaniment. Ragtime quickly gained popularity after its first
appearances, reaching millions on a national scale through sheet music, player pianos, ragtime songs, and
arrangements for dance and marching bands. The leading ragtime composer was Scott Joplin, known as
the "King of Ragtime," whose most famous piano piece, "Maple Leaf Rag," was published in 1899.
Ragtime piano music has a generally standard form, duple meter (2/4, or two beats per measure)
performed at a moderate march tempo. The pianist's right hand plays a highly syncopated melody, while
the left hand steadily maintains the beat with an "oom-pah" accompanishment. A ragtime piece usually
consists of several similar melodies that take such forms as AA BB A CC DD or Introduction AA BB CC
DD EE, where each letter represents a melodic phrase. "Maple Leaf Rag" is a classic example of ragtime.
The forms of ragtime derive from European marches and dances, but the rhythms are rooted in African-
American folk music.
41. The author's main purpose in the passage is to______.
A. compare ragtime and jazz

B. criticize the compositions of Scott Joplin
C. show how ragtime is arranged
D. discuss the origine and elements of ragtime
42. Ragtime reached people nationwide through all of the following EXCEPT-----------.
A. compositions for orchestras
B. player pianos C sheet music
D. arrangements for marching bands
43. According to the passage, the letters A in AA and B in BB each represent_______.
A. march tempo
B. oom-pah accompaniment
C. a melodic phrase
D. syncopated melody
44. Which of the following is NOT characteristic of ragtime?
A. Fast march tempo
B. Sixteen-bar sections
C. Left-hand accompaniment
D. Highly syncopated melody
45. This passage would be part of required reading in which of the following courses?
A. African-American history
B. Music appreciation
C. Art history
D. Social studies
46. The word "elaborately" in line 3 is closest in meaning to
A. eloquently
B. simply
C. intricately
D. melodically 47 "Maple Leaf Rag" is _
A. the symbol of a country

B. a kind of tree
C. the name of a popular piano piece
D. the name of a famous guitar piece
48. Ragtime became popular________.
A. at the beginning of the 19th century
B. in the middle of the 19th century
C. in the middle of the 20th century
D. at the turning of the 20th century
49. In line 11, the word "maitains" may best be replaced by_______.
A. withholds
B. keeps
C. exaggerates
D. interrupts
50. Which of the following conclusions can be made from this passage?
A. Ragtime music is complex and hard to identify.

B. Ragtime was popular only with African Americans.
C. Ragtime has an early recognisable rhythm.
D. Ragtime is a completely different form of music than jazz.
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Lovers of music who are a little rusty when it comes to history shouldn't miss forthcoming issues of this
magazine. In our most ambitious series of
articles (51)________ date, we aim to span the history of western music in
(52)______entirety. Obviously, (53)_________the lack of space at our disposal,
we cannot be totally comprehensive (54)________ we do feel we have a
(55)________than adequate overview of the socio-cultural context. If you're
already feeling (56)____
____off by the prospect of a rather dry history lesson,
then I must stress how unlike a lesson these articles will be. (57)_________
the extent to which you might be familiar (58)_______ the historical
background, you must read these articles for the insight they give
(59)__________the music itself.
In (60)_______to this, the series will represent a guide for readers whose
51. A. with B. to Cat D. on
52. A. her B. his C. it's D. its
53. A. giving B. getting C. offering D.
receiving
54. A. when B.if C.but D. or
55. A. more B. less C. least D. most
56. A. get B. set C. give D. put
57. A. Although B. Despite C. Even D. But
58. A. to B. toward C. with D. of
59. A. up B. off C. into D. on
60.A. case B. according C. spite D. addition
PART V. WRITING
Questions 61-65: After each following sentence there are foui sentences marked A, B, C or D.
Choose the sentence that has tht same meaning as the original one by circling the corresponding
61. They will never forget seeing the Beatles live in concert.
A. They will remember seeing the Beatles live in concert.
B. They cannot forget to see the Beatle live in concert.
C. They cannot forget see the Beatle live in concert.
D. They will remember to see the Beatle live in concert.

ne.
62. Meryl Streep gave one of her best performances in Africa last year.
A. Meryl Streep had given one of her most successful performances in Africa last year.
B. Meryl Streep has given one of her most successful performances in Africa last year.
C. Meryl Streep gave one of her most successful performances in Africa last year.
D. Meryl Streep was giving one of her most successful performances in Africa last year.
63. Ba hadn't expected the concert to be so good.
A. The concert was not good at all.
B. Ba thought that the concert would be very good.
C. The concert was worse than Ba had expected.
D. The concert was better than Ba had expected.
64. "Do you know what the time is, Minh?" asked Ba.
A. Ba asked Minh to know what the time was.
B. Ba asked Minh what was the time.
C. Ba asked Minh if he knew what the time was.
D. Ba asked Minh if he had known what was the time.
65. All the school children enjoyed themselves at this summer camp.
A. Every school child had great fun at this summer camp.
B. All of the school children enjoyed going camping in the summer.
C. School children hardly had fun at this summer camp.
D. School children at this summer camp were funny.
66. play I so well I she I that I never I she / loose / game I a I.
A. She plays so well that she's never lost a game.
B. She plays so well that she never lost a game.
C. She played so well that she never looses a game.
D. She has played so well that she had never lost a game.
67. go I last I two months III shopping / ago /.
A. I last go shopping two months ago.
B. I last went shopping two months ago.
C. I went shopping last two months ago.
D. I have gone shopping last two months ago.
68. walk III home I rain I heavy I.
A. It was raining heavily when I walked home.
B. It rained heavily when I walked home.
C. It had rained heavily when I walked home.
D. It is raining heavily when I walked home.
69. appointment / make I an I doctor I to I see /go I the I Hoa / after /yesterday /. A.Yesterday Hoa goes
to see the doctor after making an appointment.
B. Yesterday Hoa made an appointment after going to see the doctor.
C. Yesterday Hoa went to make an appointment after seeing the doctor.
D. Yesterday Hoa went to see the doctor after making an appointment
70. last I week I what I never I happen I me I to I guess / you I.
A. You never guess what was happened to me last week.
B. You'll never guess what had happened to me last week.
C. You'll never guess what happened to me last week.
D. You would never guess what was happening to me last week. Questions 71-80: In the following
sentences, each one has four
the answer sheet*
71. "How many rice do you want?" "A kilo, please."

A B C D
72. If you are on the Mars, what would you do? ABC D
73. Rock music was original a mixture of country music and rhythm and blues.
A B C D
74. If I find out anything more about the fire, you'll be the first person knowing.
A B C D
75.1 wish can always pass the exams. A B C D
76. In summer, Peter usually plays the tennis every day.
A BCD
77. Music is clear different from laguage.
A B C D
78. People can use to music to express their emotions.
ABC D
79. Music plays an importance part in our life.
ABC D
80. Modern music is popular for young people all over the world.
A BCD
Unit 13. FILMS AND CINEMA
PARTI. PHONETICS
choice on the answer sheet
1. A. photo B. feel
2. A. cough B. half
3. A. myself B. wives
4. A. rough B. half
5. A. village B. tough
C. laugh D. halve
C. have 1). soft
Clove D. five
C. five D. arrived
C. photograph D. friend
PART II. VOCABULARY

6. The children were________ by Walt Disney films.
A. fascinating B. fascinated C. fascination D. fascinate
7. The actress has a________smile.
A. fantastical B. fantastic C. fascinating D. fascinated
8. People all over the country were________ by the news of the victory.
A. excited B. interesting C. fantastic D. exciting
9. All the fans jumped about in_______when their team scored the final penalty.
A. exciting B. excited C. excitingly D. excitement
10. The baby was_______of being left alone in the room.
A. terrible B. terrified C. terrific D. terrifying
11. What a______
C. terror D. terrifying
experience! B. terrify
A. terrified
12. Don't let children see______films.
A. horror B. horrifying C. horrified D. horrible
13. We were_______by the terrible accident.

A. horrible B. horror C. horrific D. horrified
14. His foolish mistakes_______ all of us.
A. amusing B. amused C. amusement D. amuses
15. To the great_________of all the audience, the actor's beard fell off.
A. amusement B. amusing C. amuse D. amused
16. The audience got________with his performance.
A. boring B. boredom C. bored D. bore
17.Don't ask such_________questions!
A. embarrass B. embarrassment C. embarrassed D. embarrassing
18. Teenagers prefer________films to documentary ones.
A. cartoon B. carton C. carnival D. catalogue
19. Young men often enjoy________films.
A active B. acting C. action D. acted
20. She won the Oscar Prize for the best female________.
A characteristic B. character C. charactcristical D. characterize
PART III. GRAMMAR
21. People couldn't enjoy films at home_________the advent of television.
A. during B. until C. since D. for
22. Young people prefer seeing the film at the cinema_____watching it
onT.V
A. than B. rather C. to D. or
23. Go ahead______ you hit a roundabout and then take the first exit.
A. until B. before C. after D. to
24. We didn't start the party_______she arrived.
A. before B. when C. during D. until
25. Salem doesn't like_____talkative people.
A. 0 B. the C. many D. a
26. It's true that_____rich lead a different life from the poor.
A an B. a C. the D. 0
27. Mary lives in_____Canada near Lake Ontario.
A. the B. 0 C. a D. an
28. The explorer crossed____Pacific Ocean in a canoe.
A0 B. a C. an D. the
29. She has been playing_____flute for ten years.
A. the B. 0 C. a D. an
30. For breakfast we usually have____coffee and toast.
A. a B. an C. 0 D. the
31. What time do you start____work in the morning?
A. the B. a C. 0 D. an
32. Barbara hopes to go to____university next year.
A. 0 B. a C. an D. the
33. They went on a cruise down____Nile and saw the Pyramids.
A. an B. the C. a D. 0
34. Sarah thinks_____life is more difficult in a foreign country.
A. a B. an C. the D. 0
35. The judge sentenced the thief to six months in____± prison.
A. 0 B. the C. a D. an
36. I've noticed that___
A. the B. a
Spanish eat a lot of vegetables.

C. 0 D. an
37. A volcano has erupted in_____Philippines recently.

A. 0
38.
A. a
39. We went to A. a
40. I didn't like A. the
B. a C. the
examinations always make him nervous.
B. an C.the
_ cinema twice a month.
B. the C. 0 __main character in that film.
B. 0 C. some
D. many
D. 0
D. some
D. a
PART IV. READING
corresponding letter A, B, C or D of the correct
answers, Mark your choice on the answer sheet.
I saw a film last week that was not very interesting. It was a comedy but it was not very amusing. But
perhaps the real problem was not that the film was bad but that I was depressed. The weather was very
depressing that day, too. To add to my problem, I was dispointed because I had just had some very
surprising news. I had been hoping to get a very interesting job that someone else got instead. In fact, I
was very shocked. I didn't get it because I was convinced that I had all the right qualifications. However,
dispointing things like this happen all the time, don't they? So why was I surprised?
41. What kind of film did the writer see last week?
A. a horror.
B. a comedy.
C. a tragedy.
D. a thriller.
50. Prom the story we can infer that people can only enjoy a film when
A. the weather is bad.
B. the weather is nice.
C. they feel happy.
D. the film is not good. Questions 51-60: Read the following passage carefully and then
answer sheet.
The latest production at the Playhouse is a modern version of Moliere's great play of 1666, Le
Misanthrope. As in many of his other comedies, Moliere
takes an aspect of human nature and (51)._____it, so creating a rich variety
of comic scenes and situations. In the past, many directors have (52)_______
to stress the serious(53)_____of the play, but here, (54)_______Jack Long has
kept the tone light and (55)_______.
Peter Fowler plays the central character, Alceste. He is a man who has
no (56)______of people's emotions. He refuses to (57)________any of the small
(58)_______ lies that are necessary in normal society, he doesn't mind
(59)______people and ends up hurting the (60)________of almost everyone he
meets. It would be easy to feel some sympathy for Alceste - after all, his only fault is that he is too honest
- but Peter Fowler manages to make him look a

51. A. increases B. grows C.expands D. exaggerates
52. A. used B. selected C. tended D. leaned

53. A, side B. angle C. view D. edge
54. A. direct B. directive C. direction D. director
55. A. fun B. pleasant C. comic D. amused
56. A. knowledge B. understanding C. conscience D. thought
57. A. speak B. say C. tell D. talk
58. A. green B. red C. grey D. white
59. A. upsetting B. injuring C. wounding D. damaging
60. A. sensations B. emotions C. spirits D. feelings
PARTV. WRITING
61. You'd better get someone to clean the office tomorrow.
A. You'd better to have the office cleaned tomorrow.
B. You'd better have the office cleaned tomorrow.
C. You'd better have the office to be cleaned tomorrow.
D. You'd better have the office cleaning tomorrow.
62. To Peter's surprise, his boss offered him promotion.

A. To Peter's surprise, he was offered promotion.
B. Peter was surprised to offer promotion.
C. Peter was surprised to be offering promotion.
D. To Peter's surprise, his boss was offered promotion.
63. Although the weather was nice, we stayed at home.
A. Although the weather was nice, we didn't stay at home.
B. Although the weather wasn't nice, we stayed at home.
C. Despite the nice weather, we stayed at home.
D. Despite the nice weather, we didn't stay at home.
64. He always wanted to become the manager.
A. His ambition was to become the manager.
B. His ambition is becoming the manager.
C. He always has an ambition to become the manager.
D. He is ambitious becoming the manager.
65. It isn't necessary to eat all the food if you don't like it.
A. If you don't like the food, you do eat it.
B. If you like the food, you don't eat it.
C. If you don't like the food, you need to eat it.
D. If you don't like the food, you don't need to eat it.
66. see / film I week I last I interesting I that I very I a I.
A. Last week I saw a film that was very interesting.
B. I saw a very interesting film that last week.
C. I saw a very interesting film last that week.
D. I saw a last week film that was very interesting.
67. be I there I on I at I comedy I a I cinema I the I recently I. A. There had been a comedy on at the
cinema recently.
B. There was a comedy on at the cinema recently.

C. There is a comedy on at the cinema recently.
D. There has been a comedy on at the cinema recently.
68 cartoon I amusing I many I films I be I famous I Wait Disney I fir I make I company /.
A. Walt Disney company is famous making for many amusing cartoon films.
B. Walt Disney company is famous for making many amusing cartoon films.
C. Walt Disney company is amusing for making many famous cartoon films.
D. Walt Disney company is making for many famous amusing cartoon films.
69. watch I my i be I interested / brother / horror / films /.
A. My brother is interested in watching horror films.
B. My brother is interested at watching horror films.
C. My brother is interested for watching horror films.
D. My brother is interested on watching horror films.
70. find I really / thriller / disgusting / I / films /. A. I find films thriller really disgusting.
B. I find thriller films really disgusting.
C. I find disgusting films really thriller.
D. I find disgusting films thriller really
71. Mickey Mouse is one of main character in Wait Disney films.
A B C D
72. Crocodile Dundee is a famous amused comedy,
A BCD
73. Harrison Ford is a talent actor in action films,
A BCD
74. There are many foreign films with subtitles in TV.
A BCD
75. The children were so amusing at the caitoon that they couldn't help laughing.
ABC D
76. The woman bursted into tears when watched the love story film.
ABC D
77. I don't feel to like going to the cinema tonight.
ABC D
78. Action films often make young people feel crazy and to take action. -----------------
A B u V
79. Indiana Jones is a famous scientific fiction film.
A BCD
80. Hollywood is a capital city of movie in the United States.
A BCD

Unit 14.
THE WORLD CUP
PARTI. PHONETICS
Questions 1-5: Choose one word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from
the rest in each group. Identify your answer by circling the corresponding letter A, B, C
1. A. scholar B. school C. choral D. chicken
2. A. chronic B. chemistry C. character D.cheque
3. A. good B. gin C. large D. age
4. A. village B. forget C. bridge D.edge
5. A. skin B. key C. chain D. christmas
PART II. VOCABULARY
6. Brazil has won several gold A. prizes B. awards
7. When the player of his team A. scored B. hit
8. Pele was a famous A. tennis
9. How many World Cups did Pele A. set B. take
C. beat player in the world. B. football C. volleyball
so far.
C. rewards D. cups
the goal, he jumped up in excitement D. kicked
D. basketball
C. get
D. participate
10. Hong Son used to be the___
A.chief B. captain
11. Sport always makes players A. compete B. comfort
C. compare 12. At the Olympic Games our representatives were in
of Vietnamese National Team. C. chef D. referee
____with each others.
D. complain
___. with the
best swimmers from all parts of the world.
A. compete B. competition C. competing D. competitive
13. Our company offers you______prices.
A. competing B. competed C. competitive D. competition
14. Vietnam team was warmly welcome by the_____country.
A. local B. host C. hostess D. house
15. If you're not too tired we could have a____
A. match B. play C. game
of tennis after work D. party
16. Can you tell me the_____of those sport shoes?
A. charge B. price C. amount D. expense
17. It's too early in the_____to expect many football matches played in
the city.
A. term B. season C. time D. calendar
18. You are not allowed to get into the stadium______you have got a ticket.
A. unless B. if C. whether D. without
19. Our football team lost_____three goals to nil.
A. with B. by C. to D. in
20. The first _____ of the football match was more exciting than the
second one.

A. quarters B. thirds C. half D. fourths
PART III. GRAMMAR
21. She has just passed the entrance exam. She_____study English at
university.
A. is going to B. was going
C is D was
22. Look at those dark clouds! It_____.
A. is raining B. rains
C. will rain D. is going to rain
23. I've got two tickets. I______to watch a football match this afternoon.
A go B. was going
C. am going D. went
24. When I come to school tomorrow, I____my new sport shoes.
A. will wears B. am going to wear
C. wear D. worn
25. It's rather hot in here.___you open the window, please?
A. Shall B. Do
C. Will D. Did
26. The match------on TV next Monday afternoon.
A. will be shown B. was shown
C. was being shown D. will show
27. The bag looks heavy. I_____you with it.
A. help B. will help
C. am helping D. am going help
28. Oh, I left the door open. I _ A. am going C. will go
and shut it. B. would go D. should go
29._____you please be quiet? I'm trying to concentrate.
A. Should B. Would
C. Could D. Will
30. "I need some money." "Don't worry, I____. lend you some."
A. would B. will
C. must D. won't
31.1______tell him what you said. I know he is an unreliable person.
A. won't B. will
C. mustn't D. am going to
32.1 promise I______call you as soon as I arrive.
B. shouldn't D. must
A. don't C. will 33. "What would you like to drink?" "I A. should B. '11
C. won't D. must
have some coffee, please."

34. Ther're only five minutes left and our team has scored three goals. I'm sure our team ,_____win the
match.
A. will B. should
C. shouldn't D. can't
35. Where do you think the next match_________be played?
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A.would B. should
C. will D. must
36. The final match starts at 2p.m tomorrow. It____,
A. has B. is going to
C. have D. will have
37. The coach____________announce the list of footballers at the meeting
finished by 5p.m.
tomorrow morning. He's got the final list.
A. is going B. shouldn't
C. is going to D. won't
38. Tennis is often played on grass_______.

A. court B. course
C. stadium D. pitch
39. Golf is played on a golf______.
A. court B. stage
C. course D. stadium
40. Did you see England play against Brazil on TV? It was a very______match.
A. exciting B. excited
C. excite D. excitingly
PART IV. READING
A drop shot, a tennis player "drops" the ball just over the net, hoping that his or her opponent won't get to
it at all or will just barely reach it, thus making a weak return. The drop shot works well in a number of
situations. It can be used to tire an opponent, to bring a baseline player to the net, to win points outright
when an opponent is slow in moving forward or is out of position, or to substitute for the approach shot.
A perfect situation for a drop shot occurs when a player's opponent is far out of the court and hits well to
the inside of the service line. A good drop shot is a sure winner, but a bad one is equally certain a
disaster. The opponent who gets to the ball early has been handed the net position, which is a distinct
advantage for the net rusher who will usually win the point in short order.
4 J . The word "it" in line 2 refers to______.
A. his or her opponent.
B. the ball.
C. the net.
D. a weak return.
42. What does a tennis player do on a drop shot?
A. He drops the ball just over the net.
B. He drops the ball just under the net.
C. He drops the ball just beneath the net.
D. He drops the ball just across the net.
43. A successful drop shot is the one that makes the opponent_____.
A. miss the ball.
B. catch the ball.
C. reach the ball.
D. get the ball.
44. A drop shot works well in order to_____

A. tire an opponent.
B. bring a baseline player to the net.
C. win points or substitute for the approach shot.
D. all A, B, and C.
45. A perfect situation for a drop shot occurs when a player's opponent
is

A. inside the court and reaches the ball
B. inside the court and won't get to the the ball
.
C. far out of court and hits well to the inside of the service line
D. out of the court and just moves forward
46. The opponent who

has been handed the net position.
A. passes the ball early

B. gets to the ball early
C. makes a good turn
D. hands the ball early
47. The word "distinct" in line 10 is closest in meaning to which of the following words?
A. difficult
B. comparable
C. definite
D. practiced
48. As a result of getting to the ball early, the opponent
A. has been handed the net position
B. has been moved out of position
C. has been substituted
D. has to slow down
49. The word "which" in line 10 refers to
A. the opponent
B. a distinct advantage
C. the net position
D. the winning point
50. The passage tells the readers about________.
A. a rule in football
B. a rule in volleyball
C. a technique in table tennis
D. a technique in tennis
space by circling the letter A, B, C or D. Mark your choice on the answer sheet
Most sport today is the work of skilled professionals. Football, or (51)______,
is an example of a (52)_______game. The game of football was first (53)_____in
Britain and then spread (54)______other countries. Now all countries hope to
(55)______for the World Cup. However, there are still plenty of amateur football
(56)______ in Britain. They enjoy (57)_____ the game (58)_____ Saturday or
Sunday afternoons. Amateur clubs can compete (59). in the English Football Association Cup
(60)______.
51. A. basketball B. skiing C. golf D. soccer
52. A. B. professional C. professionally D. professor
profession
53. A. occured B.taken C. played D. seen
54. A. to B. in C. out D. from
55. A. win B. lose C. compete D. share
56. A. makers B. players C. workers D. keepers

57. A. play B. to play C. played D. playing
58. A. in B. at C. about D. on
59. A. on B. against C. for D.by
60. A. compete B. competitor C. competative D. competition
PARTV. WRITING
61. In spite of the heavy rain, the children still played football fascinatingly.
A. The children still played football fascinatingly although the heavy rain.
B. Despite of the heavy rain, the children still played football fascinatingly.
C. It rained heavily but the children didn't play football fascinatingly
D. Although it rained heavily, the children still played football fascinatingly.
62. Although I was very asleep, I still wanted to watch the match on TV.
A. I was very asleep so I wanted to watch the match on TV.
B. I was very asleep so I don't want to watch the match on TV.
C. I was very asleep but I still wanted to watch the match on TV.
D. I was very asleep, yet I didn't want to watch the match on TV. 63.1 love sport although I can't play
any game.
A. In spite of the fact that I can't play any game, I love sport
B. I can't play any game so I don't love sport.
C. I can't play any game and I don't love sport.
D. I love sport because I can't play any game .
64. Their team practised a lot but they lost the game.
A. Their team practised a lot and they lost the game.
B. Although their team practised a lot, they lost the game.
C. Despite of their team practised a lot, they lost the game.
D. Their team didn't practise a lot so they lost the game.
65. He was injured but he went on playing until the match finished.
A. He was injured so he stopped playing before the match finished.
B. He was injured because he went on playing until the match finished.
C. In spite of his injury, he went on playing until the match finished.
D. He went on playing until the match finished because he was injured. Questions 66-70: The words in
italic below are cues to make
sentences. Choose the correct option by cirling the corresponding letter A, B, C or D. Mark your
66. at 7p.m. I the stadium I arrive I start I until I the match III.
A. 1 want to arrive at the stadium until the match starts at 7p.m.
B. I don't want to arrive at the stadium until the match starts at 7p.m.
C. I don't want to arrive at the stadium until the match will start at 7p.m.
D. I don't want to arrive in the stadium until the match starts at 7p.m.
67. watch I my brother I a football match I be I there I one I good I on TV I rarely I.
A. My brother rarely watches a football match on TV in case there is a good one.
B. My brother rarely watches a football match on TV until there isn't a good one.
C. My brother rarely watches a football match on TV as long as there isn t a good one.
D. My brother rarely watches a football match on TV unless there is a good one.
68. schoolgirls I be I we I my sister III play I used / badminton I school I after I and I every day /.
A. When we were schoolgirls, my sister and 1 didn't used to playing badminton after school every day.
B. When we were schoolgirls, my sister and I didn't used to play badminton after school every day.
C. When we were schoolgirls, my sister and I used to play badminton after school every day.
D. When we were schoolgirls, my sister and I used playing badminton after school every day.
69. cup I the I coming I national team I be I hard I train I our I for I.
A. Our national team has been training hard for the coming cup.
B. Our national team is training hard to the coming cup.
C. Our national team had been training hard to the coming cup.

D. Our national team was training hard for the coming cup.
70. World Cup I the I play I Asia I first I in I in I 2002 /.
A. The World Cup had been first played in Asia in 2002.
B. The World Cup first played in Asia in 2002.
C. The World Cup has first been played in Asia in 2002.
D. The World Cup was first played in Asia in 2002.
71. In the past, sport games were not show on TV.
A B C D
72. At present, people can stay at home and watch living show on TV.
A B CD
73. Everything would have been all right if you did not make such a mistake.
A BCD
74. Doing exercises is good to our body as well as our mind.
A B CD
75. The team was dispointing at the result, but all the players agreed that
ABC D
it had been a good game.
76. Like walking, jogging can be do any time, anywhere and involves only
A B CD
one person.
77. He was the first athlete arrives the finish and won the gold medal.
ABC D
78. To live healthily we should do exercises regularly and stop smoke.
A BCD
79. By the time we will arrive at the stadium, the match will have been played
ABC D
for 10 minutes.
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80. Bob, along with his brothers, go swimming every morning.
A BCD
Unit 15
CITIES
PARTI. PHONETICS
1. A. they
2. A. there
3. A. worth
4. A. another
5. A. leather
B. thumb
B. than
B. breathe
B. mother
B. mathematics
0. thick C. three C. breath C. feather C. neither
D. think D. that D.path D. birthday D. together
PART It VOCABULARY

6. The Normans_______England in 1066.
A. captured 7. China is
B. conquered
of Vietnam.
C. defeated
D. moved
A. to the north 8. Hanoi is
B. in the north of Vietnam.
A. on the north B. at the north 9. The French colonists _
C. at the north D. on the north
C. to the north D. in the north
______Vietnam for over a century.

A. lived B. inhabited C. invaded D. sheltered
10. Ly Thai To was the King who_______Hanoi capital city.
A. established B. establishment
C. establishes D. had established
11. Europe is famous for many_______. buildings.
A. historical B. historic C. history D. historian
12. The USA is a________country.
A. one-state B. metropolis C, metropolitan D. political
13. The electronics company failed to make a profit and was eventually ____by a larger one.
A. taken over B. take over C. taken of D. taken out
14. Viet Tri is a place where three rivers join and________their water.
A. mix
15. Sydney is A. fog-free
B. melt
C. dissolve
___in all seasons.
B. ice-free C. duty-free
D. mingle
D. dust-free
C or ce on
ior
makes Hong Kong a(n)_______area?
al B. uncommon C. general I), ordinary
Cong_______to Britain by the year 1997.
ced ted B. owned C. belonged D. related
ling apital was______called Thang Long.
2Ct* ly B. original C. origin D. originated
.re_________to Ha Long because of its beautiful natural resorts.
B. attractive C. attraction D. attracted
| many________streets in Hanoi.
B. ancient C. antique D. out-dated
RAMMAR
-40: These are incomplete sentences. Circle A, B, C or loice to complete each sentence. Mark your
choice on
I said last night, I still respect you.
B. Despite C. Although D. Even though
affic was bad, I arrived on time.
B. In spite of C. But D. Although

th went wrong_______I had planned everything carefully.
B. because C. although D. in spite of
A. ries______have unhappy endings.
B. who C. in which D, whose
\ me from Vinh was the guide for our group during my holiday,
ed
B. which C. who D. whose
back to the town______I was born.
3. where C. in where D. at where
re in a country_____there is plenty of sunshine.
. which C. at where D. where
__I wanted to see, was on holiday.
which C. that D. whose
ai
T ______husband won the Nobel Prize.
3ntual S
vhom C. whose D. that
es travelling, refused to go with me to Ha Long Bay. rhose C, that D. whom
wa
r is my boss, has just moved to Paris.
p^ iom C. that D. whose
) of the mountain,______we had a picnic.
i-free ere C. at where D. on where
33. We don't want to swim in the sea,_____looks very dirty.
A. where B. at which C. which D. in which
34. He gave me the important information,______I noted down at once
A. which B. that C. with which D. to which
35. Did he explain A. that
______went wrong?
B. what C. who
36. He's the painter ._____last exhibition was such a failure
D. where
A. who B. which C. that
37. I'm looking forward to the programme____
A. it B. its C. which
38. I told the policeman______had happened.
A. that B. what C. where
D. whose is on after the news. D. whose
39. I never forget the time A. when B. that

40. 1 don't know the reason _ A. when B. where
D. when we spent the holiday together.
C. in which D. on which
he didn't enjoy the party.
C. what D. why
PART IV. READING

It has been said that to turn a corner in Toledo is to enter another century. The city is a rich blend of the
cultures that occupied it after a series of invations. Strategically nearly impregnable. Toledo is located in
the centre of Spain and is encircled by the Tagus River. Roman rule lasted 300 years and saw the
development of the Spanish language. Having defeated the Romans, the Visigoths established their
capital at Toledo and brought Christianity to the city's citizens.
It was the conquest of Toledo in the eighth century by the Moors that created the most dramatic and
lasting effects upon the city. Moorish arts and architecture embellished the once predominantly military
fortress. Mosques, mansions, and towers were built to last, so they remain to impress the visitors to
Toledo with their opulence to this day.

Medieval Toledo sheltered a compatible mixture of Christians, Moslems, and Jews. Scholars from all
three religious groups collaborated to make the school of Translators famous throughout Europe for its
Aristotelian philosophy.
41. You can infer that if you turn four corners in Toledo, you will______.
A. find four different cultures
B. find yourself on the banks of the Tagus River
C. see Moorish architecture
D. discover relics of 400 years
. 42. Where is Toledo located?

A. in the centre of Europe
B. in the centre of Spain
C. in the centre of Italy
D. in the centre of Greek
43. Roman invaded Spain and ruled the country for______.
A. a century
B. two centuries
C. three centuries
D. 400 years
44. What did the Visigoths do at Toledo?
A. They established their capital
B. They brought Christianity to the city's citizens
C. Both A & B
D. They brought Mosques to the city's citizen
45. Toledo was invaded by_____.
A. the Romans
B. the Visigoths G. the Moors D. All A, B & C
46. When did the Moors occupy and conquer Toledo?
A. in the sixteenth century
B. in the seventeenth century
C. in the eighth century
D. in the eighteenth century
47. Christianity was brought to Toledo by the______.
A. Romans
B. Spanish kings
C. Visigoths
D. Moors
48. What kinds of buildings for religious worship would you find in Toledo?
A. cathedrals, mosques, and synagogues
B. vicarages, churches, and synagogues
C. synagogues, spires, and monasteries
D. temples, fortresses, and mosques
49. What invader of Toledo left the most lasting impression upon the city's style of building?
A. the Romans
B. Spanish kings
C. the Jews
D. the Moors
50. You can infer from the fact that the School of Translators had scholars from three very different
religious groups that_________.
A. religious tolerance existed in Toledo for some time
B. religious persecution was common in Toledo
C. Aristotelian philosophy made scholars logical
D. translators were needed to expound their teachings

In AD 79, Mount Vesuvius erupted, sending out a huge cloud of dust and
rock that darkened the sky. It came without warning, and the (51)______of
the explosion was so great that it was felt from hundreds of miles away.
In the town of Pompeii, at the foot of the volcano, the inhabitants picked up
whatever belongings they (52)______carry and (53)______the open countryside. In
the terrible storm that followed, dust and rock from the volcano rained down onto
the town, filling the street with deep layers of ash and poisonous gas, (54)______it
impossible for the people to (55)______. The town of Pompeii was completely
(56)______by the rain of death, and (57)______lost to the world for centuries.
Excavation work did not begin (58)____
____ 1748, when Rocco Alcubierre
found some wall paintings while he was digging at the site, in the years that
followed, archaeologists realized that they had (59)_________one of the most
astonishing ruins of all time. Almost everything in Pompeii had been
(60)_______ preserved. Several houses still had their roofs, and inside the
furniture and the decorations were just as they had been centuries earlier.
re were also remains rf over 2,000 eople.
p
51. A. energy B. Fuel C. power D. efficiency
52. A. managed B. succeeded C. achieved D. could
53. A. made up B. made out C. made over D. made for
54. A. having B. leaving C. making D. turning
55. A. get down B. get over C. get away D. get on
56. A. damaged B. Hurt C. collapsed D. destroyed
57. A. lay B. Lied C.laid D! lain
58. A. by B. Until C. for D. since
59. A. come up B. come across C. come over D. come on
60. A. perfectly B. exactly C. accurately D. precisely
PARTV. WRITING
61. It took me the whole day to tour around the city.
A. I spent the whole day tour around the city.
B. I spent the whole day in touring around the city. 0. I spent the whole day touring around the city.
D. I spent the whole day with touring around the city.
62. I'm sure I told her to stay at home, but she's gone out.
A. Even though I told her to stay at home, she's gone out.
B. I told her to stay at home although she's gone out,
C. I told her to stay at home so she's gone out.
D. I told her to stay at home so she didn't go out.
63. I studied hard but I didn't pass the entrance exam.
A. Although I studied hard, I passed the entrance exam.
B. Although I didn't study hard, I didn't fail the entrance exam.
C. Although I didn't study hard, I pass the entrance exam.
D. Although 1 studied hard, I didn't pass the entrance exam.
64. It was a holiday, but my brother went to school as usual.
A. Although it was a holiday, my brother didn't go to school as usual.
B. In spite of the fact that it was a holiday, my brother went to school as usual.
C. Although it was a holiday, my brother didn't went to school as usual.
D. In spite it was a holiday, my brother went to school as usual.
65. You'd better post these letters as soon as possible.

A. It's time you posted these letters.
B. It's time you post these letters.
C. It's time posted these letters.
D. It's time posting these letters.
Questions 66-70: The words in italic below are cues to make sentences. Choose the correct option by
cirling the corresponding letter A, B, C or D. Mark your choice on the answer sheet.
66. sure / be I I I if I there / be I or not / Peter /.
A. I'm not sure if Peter would have been there or not.
B. I'm not sure if Peter will be there or not.
C. I'm sure if Peter had been there or not.
D. I'm sure if Peter would be there or not.
67. we I so?ne I like I people I do I more I others / do I why I than I?
A. Why do we like some people more than we do others?
B. Why do we like more people than we do others?
C. Why do we like some more people than we do others?
D. Why do people like some more than we do others?
68. Adam Francis j be I New York I a property developer / be I last night /.
A. Adam Francis who is a property developer, was in New York last night.
B. Adam Francis is a property developer whom was in New York last night,
C. Adam Francis, who is a property developer, is in New York last night.
D. Adam Francis, who is a property developer, was in New York last night.
69. St Paul's Cathedral I the / she I work I be I near I office I.
A. She works in the office where is near St Paul's Cathedral.
B. The office in which she works is near St Paul's Cathedral.
C. The office that she works in is near St Paul's Cathedral.
D. The office in where she Works is near St Paul's Cathedral.
70. Vinh III come back / last year 11 / to / spend / chidhood / my /.
A. Last year I came back to Vinh where I spend my chidhood.
B. Last year I came back to Vinh in where I spent my childhood.
C. Last year J came back to Vinh, where I spent my childhood.
D. Last year I came back to Vinh at which I spent my childhood. Questions 71-80: In the following
sentences, each one has four
the answer sheet.
71. He works at Heathrow Airport, that is one of the biggest airports in ABC D
the world.
72. Da Lat, where is located on High Land, is famous for mild climate. A B
CD
73. Nha Trang has a beautiful beach at which many tourists often sunbathe.
ABC D
74. My brother works in Ca Mau, that is to the farthest end of Vietnam.
A B CD
75. The tour guide is introducing to the visitors the church winch architecture
A BCD
is very special.
176. A huge amount of tourists come to this city every year. A BCD
77. It is too nice weather that I would like to go to the beach. A BCD,
78. If it didn't rain yesterday, we would have had our barbecue outdoors. A
BCD
79. We can reserve the hotel rooms after all of students who plan to take ABC
D
the trip have signed up.

80. Despite she didn't understand what the man who stopped her on the A B
C
street wanted, she tried to be helpful.
D
Unit 16. HISTORICAL PLACES
PART L PHONETICS
1. A. ashore
2. A. casual
3. A. T.shirt
4. A. measure
5. A. tradition
B. vision B. washing B. delicious B, unusual B. television
C. shoes C. machine C. finished C. sure C. washing
■
D. sure D. sugar D. treasure D. pleasure D. information
PART II. VOCABULARY
6. The________of APEC are warmly welcome to Vietnam.
A. people B. representatives
7. His business is_______.
A. rising B. growing
8. The attractions of the city_______
A. engraved B. lived
9. Ha Long is the_____of Vietnam.
A. history B. heritage
C. tourists
D. visitors
C. getting up D. nourishing
deeply on the visitors' mind. C. stayed D. lay
C. historical place D. historic place
10. Vietnam is an ideal______for many tourists from all over the world.
A. tour B. visit C. destination D. attraction
11. One______pagoda is famous for its architecture.
A. pillar B. legr C. foot D. step
12. Trang Tien Plaza is the biggest______in Hanoi.

A. street B. road C. trading centre D. office
13.____houses are rarely seen in big cities in Vietnam nowadays.
ATtatched-roofed B, Tiled-roofed C. Flat-roofed D. Sloping-roofed
14. Hung Temple was built to_____the first King of our country.
A. remember B. commemorate C. memorize D. murmur
15. My brother's job is to_____a design on a metal plate.
A. carve B. print C. paint D. engrave
16. The capital of Vietnam was_____named Thang Long.
A. initially B. originally C. finally D. eventually
17. There were about ten delegates of_______attending the conference.
A representatives B. members C. participants D. partners
18. Mango orchards_______in Cuu Long delta.
A grow B. plant C. flourish D. raise
19. There are many_______wooden statues in pagodas in Vietnam.
A. painting B. printing C. drawing D. carved
20. Tourists often_____their names on a tree trunk
A print B. carve C. paint D. draw
PART III. GRAMMAR
21. Ho Chi Minh city is much______than Hanoi capital.
A. larger B. smaller C. higher D. lower
22. Australia is the______continent in the world.
A. largest B. smallest C. biggest D. largest
23. Living in the countryside is______than in cities
A. less peaceful B. most peaceful C. more peaceful D. least peaceful
24. Your car is in_____'__ condition than mine.
A. worse B. worst C. bad D. badly
25. That was the______day in my life.
A. excited B. happiest C. interesting D. exciting
26. Hoa doesn't cook______her mother.
A. as bad as B. as good as C. as quick as D. as well as
27. She is the_____. beautiful girl I have ever met.
A. the less B. more C. most D. much
28. The Queen of England is one of the_______women in the world.
A richer B. richest C. much rich D. most rich
29. I'm sorry I'm late. It took me____to get here than 1 expected.
A longer B. further C. more D. less
30. Her illness was more______than we first thought.
A fatal B. important C. severe D. serious
16. The capital of Vietnam was_____named Thang Long.
A. initially B. originally C. finally D. eventually
17. There were about ten delegates of_______attending the conference.
A representatives B. members C. participants D. partners
18. Mango orchards_______in Cuu Long delta.
A. grow B. plant C. flourish D. raise
19. There are many_______wooden statues in pagodas in Vietnam.
A. painting B. printing C. drawing D. carved
20. Tourists often_____their names on a tree trunk.
A. print B. carve C. paint D. draw
PART III. GRAMMAR

21. Ho Chi Minh city is much______than Hanoi capital.

A. larger B. smaller C. higher D. lower
22. Australia is the______continent in the world.
A. largest B. smallest C. biggest D. largest
23. Living in the countryside is______than in cities
A. less peaceful B. most peaceful C. more peaceful D. least peaceful
24. Your car is in______ condition than mine.
A. worse B. worst C. bad D. badly
25. That was the______day in my life.
A. excited B. happiest C. interesting D. exciting
26. Hoa doesn't cook______her mother.
A. as bad as B. as good as C. as quick as D. as well as
27. She is the_____beautiful girl I have ever met.
A. the less B. more C. most D. much
28. The Queen of England is one of the_______women in the world.
A. richer B. richest C. much rich D. most rich
29. I'm sorry I'm late. It took me____to get here than I expected.
A. longer B. further C. more D. less
30. Her illness was more______than we first thought.
A. fatal B. important C. severe D. serious
31. Health and happiness are more______than money.
A. importantly B. important C. importance D. serious
32. We often go camping when we go on holiday because it's____than
staying in a hotel.
A. much cheaper B. more cheaper C. less cheaper D. least cheaper
33. Please let me know immediately if you hear any_____news.
A. farther B. further C. extra D. earlier
34. There were_____people at this meeting than at the last one.
A. less B. much C. many D. fewer
35. That house over there is the____building in the town.
A. eldest B. oldest C. ancientest D. antique
36. What's the_____film you've ever seen?
A. good . B. interesting C. best D. boring
37. What's the____river in the world?
A. short B. long C. wide D. longest
38.1 stayed in one of the_____room in the hotel.
A. large B. nicest C. pretty D. nicer ^e
39. Let's walk. It's just_______taking the bus.
A. as quick as B. as soon as C. as fast as D. as early as
40. There's plenty of food, so eat_______you like.
A. as many as C. as much as 0. as lot as D. as great as
PART IV. READING
London is the place where the historic past and the present come alive. A blend of history, architecture
and culture has created an amazingly and constantly developing city.
Not surprisingly the capital has become a wonderful place for visitors and a great place to live with
countless museums, galleries and entertainment places throughout the city. Whatever you want to buy,
you can surely find out in London.
London has a population of 7.2 million people and it is one of Europe's most densely populated areas.
Throughout history, a lot of immigrants and refugees have been arriving in London. London has more
women than men and its population is younger when compared to the rest of the country. The capital is
housing over 306,000 students in higher education.
41. Which sentence is true?
A. There are not any works of architecture in London.
B. London is a constantly developing city.

C. No tourists visit London.
D. There are not many museums in London.
42. To many visitors, London is_______.
A. the most populous city in the world.
B. not well-developed
C. an amazing architecture
D. a wonderful place
43. London attracts visitors because of its______.
A. blend of history
B. countless musuems and art galleries
C. entertainment places
D. all A, B, C
44. The population of London is________.
A. seven million people
B. over seven million people
C. less than seven million people
D. six million people
45. London is one of the most______city in Europe.
A. historic
B. surprising
C. undeveloped
D. populous
46. In London, there are________.
A. no universities
B. more men than women
C. many students coming for higher education
D. no immigrants
47. The population of London is_____when compared to the rest of the country.
A. older
B. younger
C. smaller
D. bigger
48._____of the population of London is female.
A. Half
B. Less than half
C. More than half
D. One third 49. 306,000 is the number of________in London.
A. population
B. higher education students
C. immigrants and refugees
D. workers
50. The main idea of the passage is
A. to introduce a new industrial city in Britain
B. to advertise a new city in Britain
C. to advertise a new shopping centre in Britain
D. to introduce a historical city in Britain Questions 51 -60: Read the following passage carefully and
then
answer sheet.
An American professor who has studied the Mayas has come up with a
new theory about the sudden end of their empire. (51)______to professor
Richard Hansen, an archaeologist at the University of California, the
(52)_______of the Mayan civilisation in Central America was (53)________
about by the Mayas themselves.
Their object was to display their (54)_______and power by making their

buildings and decoration as beautiful as possible. This (55)_______using large
quantities of lime, which they put on the walls to make them smooth. Unfortunately, the creation of lime
is a process which requires intensive heat,
and they therefore (56)______. to cut down huge numbers of trees. This
affected the quality of the soil, and it became almost impossible to farm.
Professor Hansen, who has (57)_______returned from an excavation in
the El Mirador region of northern Guatemala, (58)_______ a meeting of
archaeologists in Philadelphia that the Mayas, having (59)_______ this
mistake in the 3rd century, repeated it 600 years later, at which time it
proved fatal. Increasing food (60)_______among the Mayas created a Centra]
American equivalent of the Peloponnesian War which ravaged ancient Greek.
51. A. Refering B. Relating C. According D. Respecting
52. A. collapse B. drop C.crash D. stop
53. A. made B. came C.turned D. brought
54. A. wealth B. fortune C. salary D.cash
55. A. depended B. needed C. requested D. involved
56. A. obliged B. forced C. must D. had
57. A. still B. just C.yet D. already
58. A. explained B.told C. suggested D. claimed
59. A. made B. had C. taken D. done
60. A. lack B. shortages C. droughts D, failures
PART V. WRITING
letter A, B, C or D. Mark your choice on the answer sheet,
61.1 haven't tasted such good coffee for ages.
A. This is the best coffee I've tasted for ages.
B. This coffee is the best I tasted for ages.
C. I didn't taste any such good coffee for ages.
D. I never tasted such good coffee for ages.
62. None of the other books is as interesting as this one
A. This book is more interesting one.
B. This book is the much interesting one.
C. This book is the less interesting one.
D. This book is the most interesting one.
63. Peter is the most generous person I know.
A. I know a most generous person than Peter.
B. I know a more generous person than Peter.
C. I don't know a more generous person than Peter.
D. I don't know any most generous person than Peter.
64. That's the cheapest dish on the menu.
A. None of the other dishes is as cheap as that one.
B. That dish is cheap than this one on the menu.
C. That dish is cheaper on the menu.
D. This dish is cheaper than that one on the menu.
65. My feet are size 38 and your feet are size 36.
A. Your feet are bigger than mine.
B. My feet are bigger than yours.
C. Your feet are much big than mine.
D. Mine feet are. smaller than yours.
by cirling the corresponding etter A, B, C or D. Mark your choice on the answer sheet.

66. twice / it / be / few / years / ago / petrol / as / as / a / expensive / be /.
A. Petrol is as twice expensive as it was a few years ago.
B. Petrol is twice as expensive as it was a few years ago.
C. Petrol is expensive as twice as it was a few years ago.
D. Petrol is as expensive twice as it was a few years ago.
67. can / not I you I cheaper / a / restaurant / this I than i one /.
A. You cannot tind a cheaper restaurant than this one.
B. You cannot find a restaurant cheaper than this one.
C. You cannot find a this cheaper restaurant than one.

D. You cannot find a restaurant than this cheaper one.
68. the I far I be I not I station / as / as / I / think I.
A. T thought the station wasn't as far as.
B. The station was as far as I didn't think.
C. I didn't think the station was as far as.
D. The station wasn't as far as I thought.
69. be I it I city I largest I country i our I the I in / I I.
A. The largest city it is in our country.
B. It is the largest country in our city.
C. It is the largest city in our country.
D. It is the city largest in our country.
70. he I make I never I bad I a I mistake / such I.
A. He has never made a such bad mistake.
B. He has never made such a bad mistake.
C. He has never made such bad a mistake.
D. He has never made a bad such mistake.
71. As I waited for my interview, I became most nervous.
A BCD
72. The suitcase seemed to get more heavy as I carried it along the road.
ABC D
73. Since she has been in Britain, her English has got well.
A B C D
74. He became most talkative as the conversation continued.
A B CD
75. Can you move a little further away because you are standing too near
A B CD
the camera.
76. It's becoming hard and harder for young graduates to find jobs.
A BCD
77. r ye never slept in such a uncomfortable bed.
A" B C D
78. This is the more stupid thing you've ever done.
A BCD
79. Is Hoi An the much ancient town in Vietnam?
A B CD
80. The longer ranges of mountain in our country is Truong Son.
A B CD

ANSWER KEYS
Unit 1. A DAY IN THE LIFE OF ...
Part 1. l. D 2. C 3. C 4. D 5. C
Part 2. 6. C 7.A 8.C 9.A 10.A 11.C 12.A 13. A 14. D 15. C
16.A 17.C 18.C 19. B 20.C
Part 3. 21.A 22.D 23.D 24.C 25.A 26.B 27.B 28. D 29. C 30. B
31. B 32. A 33. C 34. A 35. D 36. B 37.A 38. A 39. B 40. C
Part 4. 41. D 42. A 43. D 44. C 45. C 46. C 47.D 48. D 49. D 50. D
51. A 52. B 53. C 54. A 55. B 56. D 57.A 58. C 59. B 60. D
Part 5. 61. B 62. C 63. A 64. D 65. A 66. A 67.B 68. B 69. A 70. D
71. B 72. A 73. B 74. D 75. D 76. D 77.C 78. D 79. D 80. C
Unit 2. SCHOOL TALKS
Part 1. l.D 2. C 3. B 4. A 5. C
Part 2. 6. B 7. C 8. A 9. D 10.C 11. C 12.A 13. C 14. B 15. C
16. D 17. B 18. D 19. A 20. C
Part 3. 21. C 22. A 23. B 24. C 25. D 26. A 27.A 28. D 29. C 30. B
31. D 32. B 33. C 34. A 35. A 36. B 37.A 38. B 39. C 40. A
Part 4. 41. C 42. D 43. A 44. A 45. B 46. B 47.D 48. A 49. C 50. B
51. C 52. A 53. B 54. D 55. B 56. A 57.C 58. D 59. B 60. A
Part 5. 61. A 62. B 63. C 64. C 65. B 66. D 67.A 68. C 69. B 70. B
71. C 72. B 73. B 74. C 75. C 76. C 77.B 78. D 79. A 80. C
Unit 3. PEOPLE'S BACKGROUND
Part 1. l. D 2*A 3. D 4. D 5. A
Part 2. 6. A 7. B 8. A 9. C 10. B 11. C 12.A 13. D 14. C 15. D
16. B 17. B 18. B 19. C 20. D
Part 3. 21. B 22. A 23. C 24. D 25. B 26. C 27.B 28. D 29. C 30. C
31. A 32. B 33. C 34. D 35. A 36. C 37.D 38. A 39. B 40. C
Part 4. 41. C 42. B 43. D 44. B 45. A 46. B 47.D 48. D 49. A 50. A
51. B 52. A 53. D 54. C 55. B 56. B 57.D 58. A 59. 0 60. B
Part 5. 61. B 62. A 63. D 64. A 65. C 66. A 67.C 68. D 69. A 70. B
71. C 72. B 73. C 74. A 75. A 76. C 77.C 78. D 79. B 80. B
Unit 4. SPECIAL EDUCATION
Part I. l. D 2. B 3. A 4. C 5. D
Part 2. 6. C 7. B 8. A 9. B 10. B 11. A 12. D 13. C 14. B 15. A
16. D 17. A 18. C 19. B 20. D
Part 3. 21. A 22. A 23. C 24. A 25. D 26. C 27. D 28. D 29. A 30. D
31. C 32. A 33. D 34. A 35. C 36. A 37. C 38. A 39. D 40. D
Part 4. 41. C 42. A 43. B 44. A 45. D 46. D 47. B 48. C 49. D 50. A
51. A 52. B 53. C 54. D 55. A 56. C 57. B 58. A 59. C 60. D
Part 5. 61. A 62. B 63. D 64. C 65. D 66. A 67. C 68. A 69. C 70. B
71. B 72. B 73. C 74. B 75. D 76. D 77. C 78. A 79. D 80. D
Unit 5. TECHNOLOGY AND YOU
Part I. 1.B 2. A 3. D 4. D 5. C
Part 2. 6. C 7. A 8. C 9. D 10. A 11. B 12. C 13. A 14. D 15. B
16. D 17. B 18. A 19. C 20. B
Part 3. 21. A 22. D 23. C 24. D 25. C 26. A 27. B 28. D 29. A 30. D
31. B 32. C 33. B 34. D 35. A 36. C 37. D 38. C 39. D 40. B

Part 4. 41. D 42. A 43. B 44. C 45. D 46. B 47. C 48. B 49. B 50. A
51. C 52. B 53. A 54. B 55. C 56. A 57. B 58. D 59. B 60. A
Part 5. 61. B 62. D 63. A 64. C 65. D 66. A 67. D 68. B 69. C 70. D
71. C 72. C 73. C 74. A 75. C 76. D 77. B 78. C 79. A 80. D
Unit 6. AN EXCURSION ~
Part I. 1. B 2. C 3. B 4. A 5. D
Part 2. 6. A 7. B 8. D 9. C 10. A 11. C 12. B 13. C 14. D 15. A
16. C 17. B 18. A 19. B 20. B
Part 3. 21. A 22. B 23. B 24. D 25. D 26. A 27. B 28. A 29. C 30. A
31. D 32. C 33. A 34. B 35. A 36. C 37. B 38. A 39. D 40. B
Part 4. 41. B 42. A 43. C 44, C 45. A 46. C 47. D 48. B 49. A 50. D
51. D 52. A 53. C 54. D 55. A 56. B 57. D 58. C 59. B 60. C
Part 5. 61. A 62. C 63. A 64. C 65. B 66. A 67. D 68. B 69. C 70. D
71. D 72. B 73. D 74. A 75. B 76. C 77. A 78. D 79. C 80. D
Unit 7. THE MASS MEDIA
Part I. l. D 2. B 3. A 4. C 5. D
Part 2. 6. A 7. B 8. C 9. B 10. A 11. B 12. A 13. C 14. A 15. A
16. B 17. C 18. B 19. B 20. C
Part 3. 21. C 22. C 23. D 24. A 25. D 26. B 27. B 28. A 29. B 30. B
31. A 32. B 33. C 34. A 35. B 36. C 37. A 38. C 39. A 40. B
Part 4. 41. D 42. C 43. D 44. C 45. D 46. D 47. D 48. D 49. C 50. C
51. A 52. B 53. C 54. D 55. B 56. A 57. B 58. C 59. D 60. B
Part 5. 61. B 62. B 63. B 64. D 65. A 66. D 67. D 68. B 69. C 70. A
71. C 72. C 73. B 74. A 75. C 76. C 77. B 78. C 79. C 80. C
Unit 8. THE STORY OF MY VILLAGE
Part I. l. C 2. A 3. B 4. A 5. D
Part 2. 6. C 7. B 8. C 9. D 10. A 11. B 12. C 13. A 14. C 15. B
16. D 17. B 18. A 19. C 20. D
Part 3. 21. B 22. C 23. D 24. A 25. A 26. C 27. B 28. A 29. B 30. A
31. D 32. A 33. B 34. C 35. A 36. D 37. B 38. A 39. C 40. A
Part 4. 41. A 42. B 43. D 44. D 45. D 46. D 47. B 48. B 49. D 50. B
51. B 52. C 53. A 54. A 55. D 56. A 57. B 58. C 59. A 60. O
Part 5. 61. D 62. A 63. C 64. D 65. A 66. C 67. A 68. C 69. D 70. A
71. D 72. A 73. C 74. B 75. A 76. C 77. D 78. B 79. C 80. D
Unit 9. UNDERSEA WORLD
Part 1. l.D 2. C 3. B 4. A 5. C
Part 2. 6. A 7. C 8.B 9. D 10. A 11. D 12. B 13. D 14.C 15. A
16. C 17. B 18. C 19. D 20. C
Part 3. 21. B 22. A 23. C 24. D 25. B 26. D 27. C 28. A 29. C 30. D
31. A 32. C 33. B 34. C 35. B 36. A 37. B 38. C 39. A 40. D
Part 4. 41. B 42. A 43. C 44. C 45. B 46. D 47. C 48. C 49. A 50. D
51. B 52. A 53. D 54. C 55. D 56. C 57. D 58. B 59. C 60. D
Part 5. 61. A 62. D 63. B 64. A 65. C 66. B 67. A 68. D 69. C 70. B
71. C 72. B 73. B 74. C 75. B 76. B 77. A 78. C 79. A 80. C
Unit 10 . CONSERVATION
Parti. l.B 2. B 3. A 4. B 5. A
Part 2. 6. A 7. A 8.B 9.D 10. A 11. C 12. A 13. B 14. C 15. D
16. C 17. B 18. A 19. C 20. D
Part 3. 21. C 22. A 23. D 24. D 25. C 26. C 27. D 28. A 29. C 30. B
31. A 32. B 33. D 34. D 35. B 36. B 37. A 38. C 39. D 40. A
Part 4. 41. C 42. B 43. C 44. D 45. B 46. B 47. D 48. B 49. A 50. B

51. B 52. A 53. C 54. C 55. D 56. B 57. A 58. C 59. A 60. C
Part 5. 61. B 62. C 63. B 64. D 65. A 66. A 67. C 68. D 69. A 70. B
71. A 72. D 73. B 74. A 75. B 76. D 77. D 78. B 79. C 80. B
Unit 11 . NATIONAL
PARK
Part 1. l.D 2. A 3. C 4. D 5. B --------
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Part 2. 6. B 7. A 8. B 9. A 10. B 11. B 12. D 13. B 14. C 15. A
16. B 17. C 18. A 19. D 20. C
Part 3. 21. C 22. A 23. B 24. B 25. C 26. A 27. B 28. D 29. B 30. D
31. A 32. C 33. D 34. A 35. B 36. C 37. D 38. A 39. B 40. C
Part 4. 41. C 42. C 43. B 44. B 45. D 46. A 47. C 48. D 49. A 50. D
51. C 52. B 53. B 54. A 55. C 56. D 57. A 58. C 59. D 60. A
Part 5. 61. B 62. C 63. A 64. C 65. A 66. A 67. B 68. D 69. A 70. C
71. D 72. C 73. D 74. B 75. B 76. A 77. D 78. C 79. B 80. A
Unit 12 MUSIC
Parti. 1. C 2. A 3. C 4. D 5. B
Part 2. 6. B 7. D 8. A 9. B 10. D 11. A 12. C 13. B 14. A 15. D
16. C 17. A 18. B 19. D 20. A
Part 3. 21. B 22. A 23. C 24. B 25. A 26. D 27. B 28. D 29. C 30. D
31. A 32. B 33. D 34. C 35. B 36. C 37. B 38. D 39. B 40. C
Part 4. 41. D 42. A 43. C 44. A 45. B 46. C 47. C 48. D 49. B 50. C
51. B 52. D 53. A 54. C 55. A 56. D 57. B 58. C 59. C 60. D
Part 5. 61. A 62. C 63. D 64. C 65. A 66. A 67. B 68. A 69. D 70. C
71. A 72. B 73. B 74. D 75. B 76. C 77. B 78. C 79. C 80. B
Unit 13, FILM AND CINEMA
Part 1. l.D 2. C 3. A 4. D 5. A
Part 2. 6. B 7. C 8. A 9. D 10. B 11. D 12. A 13. D 14. B 15. A
16. C 17.D 18. A 19. C 20. B
Part 3. 21. B 22. C 23. A 24, D 25. A 26. C 27. B 28. D 29. A 30. C
31. C 32. A 33. B 34. D 35. A 36. A 37. C 38. D 39. C 40. A
Part 4. 41.B 42. C 43. D 44. D 45. D 46. D 47. B 48. D 49. C 50. C
51. D 52. C 53. A 54. D 55. C 56. B 57. C 58. D 59. A 60. D
Part 5. 61. B 62. A 63. C 64. A 65. D 66. A 67. D 68. B 69. A 70. B
71. C 72. C 73. B 74. D 75. B 76. C 77. B 78. D 79. C 80. B
Unit 14 . THE WORLD
CUP
Part 1. l.D 2. D 3. A 4. B 5. C
Part 2. 6. D 7. A 8. B 9. D 10. B 11. A 12. B 13. C 14. B 15. C
16. B 17. B 18. A 19. B 20. C
Part 3. 21. A 22. D 23. C 24. B 25. C 26. A 27. B 28. C 29. D 30. B
31. A 32. C 33. B 34. A 35. C 36. D 37. C 38. A 39. C 40. A
Part 4. 41. B 42. A 43. A 44. D 45. C 46. B 47. C 48. A 49. C 50. D
51. D 52. B 53. C 54. A 55. C 56. B 57. D 58. D 59. B 60. D
Part 5. 61. D 62. C 63. A 64. B 65. C 66. B 67. D 68. C 69. A 70. D
71.D 72. C 73. C 74. B 75. B 76. B 77. C 78. D 79. A 80. B
Unit 15 ■ CITIES

Part 1. 1. A 2. A 3. B 4. D 5. B
Part 2. 6. B 7. A 8. D 9. C 10. A 11. B 12. C 13. A 14. D 15. B
16. A 17. C 18. A 19. D 20. B
Part 3. 21. B 22. D 23. C 24. A 25. C 26. B 27. D 28. A 29. C 30. A
31. D 32. B 33. C 34. A 35. B 36. D 37. C 38. B 39. A 40. D
Part 4. 41. D 42. B 43. C 44. C 45. D 46. C 47. C 48. A 49. D 50. A
51. C 52. D 53. D 54. C 55. C 56. D 57. A 58. B 59. B 60. A
Part 5. 61. C 62. A 63. D 64. B 65. A 66. B 67. A 68. D 69. B 70. C
71. C 72. C 73. C 74. C 75. D 76. A 77. A 78. A 79. C 80. A
Unit 16 . CITIES
Part 1. LB 2. A 3.D 4. C 5. B
Part 2. 6. B 7. D 8. A 9. B 10. C 11. A 12. C 13. A 14. B 15. D
16. B 17. A 18. C 19. D 20. B
Part 3. 21. A 22. B 23. C 24. A 25. B 26. D 27. C 28. B 29. A 30. D
31. B 32. A 33, B 34. D 35. B 36. C 37. D 38. B 39. A 40. C
Part 4. 41. B 42. D 43. D 44. B 45. D 46. C 47. B 48. C 49. B 50. D
51. C 52. A 53. D 54. A 55. D 56. D 57. C 58. B 59. A 60. B
Part 5. 61. A 62. D 63. C 64. A 65. B 66. B 67. A 68. D 69. C 70. B
71. D 72. C 73. D 74. B 75. B 76. A 77. C 78. A 79. B 80. A

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Unit 1. A DAY IN THE LIFE OF ...

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PART IV. READING

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Questions 51-60: Read the following dialogue carefully and then

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2. A. guitar B. target C. mad D. Charles

3. A. hat B. father C. bank D. sang

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A. had become B. had became

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22. We have been friends _________ years.

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42. The word "infections" in the text refers to_______.

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A recommendation B. recommend C. recommending D. recommended 17. The government is

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C. gone 23. Where have you A. taken C. gone

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B. review D. summaries B. circulation D. headlines B. readers D. readership B. editorials D. headlines

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