SO GIAO DUC VADAOTAO HANOI KY THI OLYMPIC CHQN HQCSINH GIOILOP 11 CUM TRUONG THPT NAM HOC 2022-2023 MON: TIENG ANH pi CHINH THUC ‘Thdi gian lam bai: 120 phait thi gdm 08 trang) Dilm Cin bp chim tht Sb phich Bing Bing cht Tp vaiea Cay 2 = Thi sinh lam bai tre tip va dé thi va Khéng diege sic dung bat k) logé tai ligu nao, ké cd te didn. = Céin bf coi thi Khdng gid thich i them. I. PHONETICS Part 1: Choose the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the word whose underlined part differs from the other three in pronunciation in each of the following questions. D, 1. A rejection B. regardless C. represent . religious 2. A. bank B. monk C. fumetion D. monster 3. A. tough B. plough C. enough D. cough Part 2. Choose the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the word that differs from the other three in the position of primary stress in each of the following questions. 4. A. disastrous B. humorous C. unanimous D. ambiguous 5. A. amicable B. admirable C. agreeable D. arguable 6.A. appetite B. apparent C. apartheid D. apartment Your answers: 1. 2, 3. a 3. 6 Il, LEXICO - GRAMMAR, Part 1: Choose the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the best answer to each of the following questions. 7. Against all he was able to survive being stranded in the wilderness for a week with no ‘A. odds B. predictions C. forces D. luck 8. Tropical diseases are completely ___in Europe. A. scarce B. rare C. slight D. few 9. Don’t thank me for helping in the garden. It was pleasure to be working out of doors. ‘A. mere B. simple Cisheer D. plain 10. Thu Le 00 many kinds of wild animals, such as tigers and lions. ‘A.covers B. includes C. consists D. contains 11. Following years of intense training, the accomplished athlete the medal triumphantly. ‘A. took off B. went off C. ran off D. carried off 12. When I say I want you to be here at six o'clock, I mean six o'clock_ You cannot be late under any circumstances! Aontheedge B.atthemoment —C. on the dot D. in detail .__ earning all that money if you don’t have time to enjoy it? ‘A. [sito the good B. what's the good of C. Is tall to the good D. Isit for good Page 1/814, Social networks are said to be for the development of humankind. A. here today B. here and there C. here to stay D. neither here or there 15. Many critics have objected to the proposal ___that it would be too costly. Ain case B, provided C. onthe grounds. supposing 16, Stakespeare's plays have stood the __of ime beoase they are so well-writen, A. test B. quiz C. exam 17. It took me a while to lear the when I started my new job. A. paths B. laws C. ladders D, ropes 18.___ off the Hawaiian coastline are living, others are dead. A Coral reefs B. Some types of coral reefs C. There are many types of coral reef__D. While some types of coral reefs 19.____ appears considerably larger at the horizon than it does overhead is merely an optical illusion. ‘A. The Moon B. That the Moon C. When the Moon _D. The Moon which 20. Their performance are really __ compare. How amazing! ‘A. out of B. over C. within D. beyond 21. There weren’t many vegetarian dishes although there were several different kinds of cheese. A. like that B. as such C. such that D. such like 22. He set one alarm-clock for five o'clock and the other for five past so as to__that he did not oversleep. A. assure B. ensure C. insure D. reassure 23. P'm not sure I can answer that. I've only thought about it in the_before. A. general B. hypothetical C. indefinite D. abstract Your answers: 7. & 9. 10. ii. 12, 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 2. 2. Part 2: Choose the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the word CLOSEST in meaning to the underlined word in each of the following questions. 24. take my hat off to all those people who have worked hard to get this project off the ground. A. discourage B. respect C. detest D. dislike 25. I wish I could avoid doing these tedious tasks - I’m tired of them. A. basic B. awesome C. boring D. fundamental Part 3: Choose the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the word(s) OPPOSITE in meaning to the underlined word(s) in each of the following questions. 26. The use of lasers in surgery has become relatively commonplace in recent years. A. privately owned —_B. boring C. unusual D. mysterious 27. Two weeks ago, I ran into Mai when I was looking for a new pair of jeans in AEON mall. A.called loudly B.met very quickly C.sawbychance _D. arranged to meet Your answers: 24. 25. 26. I, Part 4: Choose the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the most suitable response to complete each of the following exchanges. 28, Mike: "Come on let's go or we'll be late" Laura: :" A. Hang on. Give me a moment. B. Oh, what a shame! C.No way! You are pulling my leg. D. Let me sleep on it. Page 2/829, Jack: "Have you been able to reach Peter?" Jennie: " ‘A. That's no approval. B. Yes, I’ve known him for years. C.No, the line is busy. D. It’s much too high. 30, Henry: "Don’t fail to send my regards to your family." William: " : ‘A. You are welcome. B. Good idea, thanks. C. Thank,I will. __D. It's my pleasure. Your answers: 28. DB. 30. Part 5: Choose the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the underlined part that needs correction in each of the following questions. 31. She finds the work she has to do quite easily; boredom is her biggest problem. A B a) 32. Some tree frogs can alter their colors in order to blend fo their environment. A B Cc D 33. To eliminate any delays on handover we would remember you to bring all the necessary documentation. A B c D 34. Along with tactics, strategy, and intelligence, logistics are one of the four main elements of A B c D military science. 35, Building in 1772, Maryland’s state capitol is still in use, and is one of the most attractive public A B Cc D buildings in the United States. Your answers: aI. 32. 33. 34, 35, Part 6: Give the correct form of the words in the brackets to complete the following passage. Your answers: Few parents get by without having to deal with some kind of (36. BEHAVE) 36. problems in their child. Problems may be worse when the child’s emotional security is (37. THREAT) but they may also be normal and | 37. (G8. EXCEPT) phrase in development. Head banging, for example, is | 38. ‘common in toddlers. It is a short phrase, though it may seem interminable to the worried parents. The child will bang his or her head (39. RHYTHM) 39. on the side of the crib or on the wall. Frustration, (40. ANXIOUS) or | 40. desire for attention may be the cause of this behavior. Try to help your children feel a sense of achievement if you notice frustration building. This may happen when they start to gain a (41. PERCEIVE) of how complex their world | 41. is, and how little they can do to control it. Playing with (42. CONSTRUCT), 42, eae and learning to manipulate objects, with your encouragement, gives a feeling of being in control. (43. PRACTICE) all children are proneto | 43. tantrums, especially when they become (44. EXCITE ) and beyond | 44. | control. Relatively few children, however, are diagnosed as (45. ACTIVE) 45. when they are constantly restless and unable to concentrate. Your answers: 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. a. a2. 43. a. 45. Page 3/8Part 7: Use a verb in column A with a preposition or a particle in column B to complete the following sentences. You should use the correct form of the verbs. Each verb and a preposition/ particle can be used once only. a B skate flake dawn snap blend | on out in over up off 46. 1 was 60 tired that I just in the armchair. 47. The new office block __ well with its surroundings. 48. Our teacher tends to ____certain subjects which she finds difficult to talk about. 49, The man in the market was selling leather coats very cheaply; they were such bargains that they were soon 50. I couldn’t remember where Thad left my car when it suddenly __ me that I didn’t have ‘car any longer! Your answers: 4. 47. B. 9. 30. II. READING Part 1: Fill each of the numbered blanks in the passage with ONE suitable word. Psychologists have (51) been interested in how we judge intelligence in strangers. Now scientists have designed tests that try to discover which cues help people to judge 1Q accurately, and which cause them to get (52) wrong. High school pupils were videotaped answering thought-provoking questions and the videos were (53) shown to groups of “judges” who were asked to assess the students” physical type and monitor a variety of (54). cues. Next, the judges were asked to rate the students’ intelligence. At the same time, (55) student was also required to sit a standard IQ test. Certain cues matched the results of the IQ tests more (56) than others. While speaking quickly, using a lot of words or displaying ease of understanding caused the judges to rate the students’ intelligence highly, and was reflected in the IQ tests, other cues seemed to give the judges an entirely false impression of intelligence (57) measured by the IQ test. (58) the cues that led judges to assesé students as dull were factors such as using halting speech or slang. Cues that led judges to view students as bright (59) talking loudly and using proper English. (60) of these traits correlated with measured IQ, however. Your answers: a 32. 33. 34, 38. eal 37. 38. 39. 00. Part 2: Choose the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct word or phrase that best fits each of the numbered blanks. ‘The combination of music and study has long been a (61) of disagreement between adults and children. Parents and teachers alike maintain that silence is important when learning, whereas youngsters insist that their favourite sounds help them concentrate. ‘Now a study shows that the grown-up have been (62) all along. Psychologists in Florida tested how fast students wrote essays with and without music in the (63) . They found that the sounds (64) progress down by about sixty words per hour. ‘This demonstrates clearly that itis difficult to (65) with listening and writing at the same time,’ said Dr. Sarah Randall. She also (66) to the conclusion that itis a myth that instrumental Page 4/8music is less distracting than vocals. ‘All types of music (67) the same effect,’ she said in her report. ‘One’s ability to pay attention and write fluently is likely to be (68) by both vocal and instrumental music,’ she added. Dr. Randall claimed the research (69) that the idea that music could improve performance was wrong. ‘Writing an essay is a complex (70) . You are recalling information and putting it in (71) . An additional stimulus in the form of music is bound to distract, But music is not the only distractor. What is (72) worrying is that more and ‘more teenagers are studying in front of the television.” 61. A. basis B. foundation C. source D. reason 62. A. precise Bright C. valid D. true 63. A. setting B, background C. surrounding D. circumstances 64. A. slowed B. reduced C. lowered D. decreased 65. A. manage B. support C. cope D. stand 66. A. reached B. drew C. arrived D. came 67.A. made B. had C. brought D. kept 68. A. disturbed B. interfered C. bothered D. shocked 69. A. pointed B. displayed C. demonstrated _D. presented 70. A. project B. concern C. scheme D. task 71. A. order B. arrangement C. line D. pattern 72. A. partly B. largely C. particularly D. mainly Your answers: 6. @. 6. 6. 6. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. Te R. Part 3: Read the following passage and do the tasks that follow. Write your answers in the corresponding numbered boxes provided. The thylacine ‘The extinct thylacine, also known as the Tasmanian tiger, was a marsupial that bore a superficial resemblance to a dog. Its most distinguishing feature was the 13-19 dark brown stripes over its back, beginning at the rear of the body and extending onto the tail. The thylacine's average nose-to-tail length for adult males was 162.6 cm, compared to 153.7 em for females. ‘The thylacine appeared to occupy most types of terrain except dense rainforest, with open eucalyptus forest thought to be its prime habitat. In terms of feeding, it was exclusively camivorous, and its stomach was muscular with an ability to distend so that it could eat large amounts of food at one time, probably an adaptation to compensate for long periods when hunting ‘was unsuccessful and food scarce. The thylacine was not a fast runner and probably caught its prey by exhausting it during a long pursuit. During long-distance chases, thylacines were likely to have relied mom on scent than any other sense. They emerged to hunt during the evening, night and early morning and tended to retreat to the hills and forest for shelter during the day. Despite the common name ‘tiger, the thylacine had a shy, nervous temperament, Although mainly nocturnal, it was sighted moving during the day and some individuals were even recorded basking in the sun. ‘The thylacine had an extended breeding season from winter to spring, with indications that some breeding took place throughout the year. The thylacine, like all marsupials, was tiny and hairless when born, Newborns crawled into the pouch on the belly of their mother, and attached themselves to one of the four teats, remaining there for up to three months. When old enough to Page 5/8leave the pouch, the young stayed in a lair such as a deep rocky cave, well-hidden nest or hollow Jog, whilst the mother hunted. Approximately 4,000 years ago, the thylacine was widespread throughout New Guinea and most of mainland Australia, as well as the island of Tasmania. The most recent, well-dated occurrence of a thylacine on the mainland is a carbon-dated fossil from Murray Cave in Western Australia, which is around 3,100 years old. Its extinction coincided closely with the arrival of wild dogs called dingoes in Australia and a similar predator in New Guinea. Dingoes never reached Tasmania, and most scientists see this as the main reason for the thylacine's survival there. ‘The dramatic decline of the thylacine in Tasmania, which began in the 1830s and continued fora century, is generally attributed to the relentless efforts of sheep farmers and bounty hunters** with shotguns, While this determined campaign undoubtedly played a large part, it is likely that various other factors also contributed to the decline and eventual extinction of the species. These include competition with wild dogs introduced by European sealers, loss of habitat along with the disappearance of prey species, and a distemper-like disease which may also have affected the thylacine. There was only one successfill attempt to breed a thylacine in captivity, at Melbourne Zoo in 1899. This was despite the large numbers that went through some zoos, particularly London Zoo and Tasmania's Hobart Zoo. The famous naturalist John Gould foresaw the thylacine's demise when he published his Mammals of Australia between 1848 and 1863, writing, “The numbers of this singular animal will speedily diminish, extermination will have its full sway, and it will then, like the wolf of England and Scotland, be recorded as an animal of the past. However, there seems to have been little public pressure to preserve the thylacine, nor was much concer expressed by scientists at the decline of this species in the decades that followed. A notable exception was T.T. Flynn, Professor of Biology at the University of Tasmania. In 1914, he was sufficiently concerned about the scarcity of the thylacine to suggest that some should be captured and placed on a small island. But it was not until 1929, with the species on the very edge of extinction, that Tasmania's Animals and Birds Protection Board passed a motion protecting thylacines only for the month of December, which was thought to be their prime breeding season. The last known wild thylacine to be killed was that by a farmer in the north-east of Tasmania in 1930, leaving just captive specimens. Official protection of the species by the Tasmanian government was introduced in July 1936, 59 days before the last known individual died in Hobart Zoo on 7th September, 1936. There have been numerous expeditions and searches for the thylacine over the years, none of which has produced definitive evidence that thylacines still exist. The species was declared extinct by the Tasmanian government in 1986. ‘Questions 73-77: Complete the notes below. Choose ONE WORD ONLY from the passage for each answer. Write your answers in the corresponding numbered boxes provided. The thylacine Appearance and behaviour + looked rather like a dog + had a series of stripes along its body and tail + ate an entirely (73) diet + probably depended mainly on (74) when hunting + young spent first months of life inside its mother's (75) Decline and extinction + last evidence in mainland Australia is a 3,100-year-old (76) + probably went extinct in mainland Australia due to animals known as dingoes + reduction in (77) and available sources of food were partly responsible for decline in Tasmania, Page 6/8 «2B. 14. 15. 76. 71. Questions 78-85: Do the following statements agree with the information given in Reading Passage? In the numbered boxes (78-85), write: TRUE if the statement agrees with the information FALSE if the statement contradicts the information NOT GIVEN if there is no information on this 78. Significant numbers of thylacines were killed by humans from the 1830s onwards. 79. Several thylacines were bor in zoos during the late 1800s 80. John Gould's prediction about the thylacine surprised some biologists. 81, In the early 1900s, many scientists became worried about the possible extinction of the thylacine. 82. . T. Flynn's proposal to rehome captive thylacines on an island proved to be impractical. 83. There were still reasonable numbers of thylacines in existence when a piece of legislation protecting the species during their breeding season was passed. 84. From 1930 to 1936, the only known living thylacines were all in captivity. 85, Attempts to find living thylacines are now rarely made. Your answers: 2B. 79. 80. gl. 82. 83. 84. 85. IV. WRITING Part 1: Rewrite each of the following sentences beginning with the word(s) given in such a way that it means the same as the original one. 86. If the train should be delayed, I shall call you. > Should ... 87. Michael found a new job very quickly. > Itdidn't.. 88. We were very impressed by the package tour but found it rather expensive. > Impressed .. 89. Everyone was surprised that the singer had very little money when he died. > The singer . 90. All the children will receive a prize, whatever their score in the competition is. > No matter. 91. His efforts to find a solution didn’t deserve such savage criticism. > He shouldn't. 92. The only way you can become a good speaker is by practising your speaking skills everyday. > Only by... Page 7/893. The vice principal was modest about what he had achieved at the college. > The vice principal . 94, Although I strongly disapprove of your behaviour, I will help you this time. > Despite 95. I must arrange to have my house repainted. > Imust see «. Part 2: Rewrite each of the following sentences using the word given in bold so that it has the same meaning as the original one. You are not allowed to change the word in bold. 96. John promised me to come to our housewarming party. (WORD) > John .. 97. Jenny is likely to be promoted. (CHANCE) > Jenny stands . 98. Iam sorry that it’s taking so long but we have to do it in accordance with the law. (BOOK) > Lam sorry that it’s taking so long 99, I've never seen that emerald brooch before. (EYES) PIs the. that emerald brooch. 100, A mobile phone can be very useful ce een) > A mobile phone ... - THE END - Page 8/8INH CHINH DE THI - KY THI OLYMPIC CHON HQC SINH GIOILOP 10 NAM HOC 2022-2023 1. Trang 2, phan II, cau 16: sta thinh dau gach ngang 6 cudi 16, Renewable resources faster than they 2.Trang 5, phan Reading, cau hdi s6 63: Phuong 4n dau la A. 63. A. multipurpose INH CHINH . DE THI - KY THI OLYMPIC CHON HOC SINH GIOI LOP 11 NAM HQC 2022-2023 1. Trang 3, cfu 30: Phuong én C: sira “Thank” thanh “Thanks” 2. Trang 5, Phan Reading, Part 3, doan 2, dang 7, tir thir 3: Sita “mom?” thanh “more”SO GIAO DUC VA DAOTAO HANOI KY THI OLYMPIC CHON HQC SINH GIOI LOP 11 CUM TRUONG THPT NAM HOC 2022-2023 ana MON: TIENG ANH HUONG DAN CHAM Néu thi sinh cé céiu tré Idi khdc v6i dap dn nlumg ding ngit phdp, ngit nghia, gidm Khao thd v3 cho diam. 1. PHONETICS 1.¢ 2.D 3.B 4.B 5.C 6.A I LEXICO - GRAMMAR Part 1: Choose the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the best answer to each of the following questions. TA 8B 9.C 10.D 11D 12.C 13.B 14.C 15.C 16. A 17.D 18.D 2.B 23.D 19.B 20.D 21.B Part 2, 3: Choose the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the word CLOSEST in meaning to the underlined word in each of the following questions. 24.B 25.C 26.C 27.D Part 4: Choose the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the most suitable response to complete cach of the following exchanges. 28. A 29. C 30. C Part 5: Choose the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the underlined part that needs correction in each of the following questions. 31.C 32.D 33.B 34.C 35.A Part 6: Give the correct form of the words in the brackets to complete the following passage. 36. behavioral/ [37. threatened 38. unexceptional | 39. rhythmically | 40. anxiely ‘behavioural 41. perception | 42, constructive | 43. Practically | 44. over-excited | 45. hyperactive Part 7: Use a verb in column A with a preposition or a particle in column B to complete the following sentences. You should use the correct form of the verbs. Each verb and a preposition/ particle can be used once only. 46. flaked out 47. blends in 48. skate over | 49. snapped up ‘50. dawned onIf. READING Part 1: Fill each of the numbered blanks in the passage with ONE suitable word. SI. long 32.it 33. then 34, behavioural _ | 55. each/ every 36, closely 37. as 38. Amongst) | 59. included 60. None Among. Part 2: Choose the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct word or phrase that best fits each of the numbered blanks. 61. C 62. B 6. B 64. A 65. C 66. D 67. B 68. A 69. C 70. D 7A TR. C Part 3: Read the following passage and do the tasks that follow. Write your answers in the corresponding numbered boxes provided. 73. carnivorous | 74. scent 75. pouch 76. fossil 77. habitat 78. TRUE, 79. FALSE 80. NOT GIVEN 81. FALSE, 82. NOT GIVEN 83. FALS 84. TRUE 85. NOT GIVEN IV. WRITING Part 1: Rewrite each of the following sentences beginning with the word(s) given in such a way that it means the same as the original one. 86, Should _ the train be delayed, I shall call you. 87. It didn’t _ take Michael long to find a new job. 88, Impressed _ as we were by the package tour, we found it rather expensive, 89. The singer _ had very little money when he died, which surprised everyone. 90. No matter _ what their/the children’s score in the competition is, all the children /all of them will receive a prize. 91. He shouldn’t_ have been so savagely criticised for his efforts to find a solution. 92. Only by _ practising your speaking skills everyday can you become a good speaker. 93. The vice principal _ was modest about his achievement at the college. 94, Despite _ my strong disapproval of your behaviour, I will help you this time. 95. I must see _ about having my house repainted. Part 2: Rewrite each of the following sentences using the word given in bold so that it has the same meaning as the original one. You are not allowed to change the word in bold. 96. John _ gave me his word (that) he would come to our housewarming party. 97. Jenny stands _ a (good) chance of being promoted. 98. Iam sorry it’s taking so long _ but we have to do it BY THE BOOK_. 99. It's the _first time I’ve set/ laid EYES on_that emerald brooch. 100. A mobile phone _ ean come in handy if you need to make an emergency phone call. - THE END -