ĐỀ CƯƠNG ÔN THI B1 28.3.

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GRAMMAR & VOCABULARY
1. Present simple - Present Progressive / Stative verbs
2. Questions & Question words
3. Past simple - Used to - Be/Get used to
4. Past simple - Past simple vs Past Progressive
5. Relative Clauses
6. Adjectives - Adverbs of Manner/ Comparisons
Question 41- 80

7. Present Perfect Simple & Progressive

8. Must, Have to, Need / Had better / Would rather
9. Expressing possibility (may/might.could) / Making deductions (must, can’t)
10. Future tenses
11. Conditional Sentences (Type 1 & 2)
12. Nouns, Articles, Determiners
Question 81- 120

13. Past Perfect Simple & Progressive

14. Reported Speech (Statements)
15. Reported Questions, Commands & Requests
16. Passive Voice
17. Clause of Reason, Concession & Purpose
18. Infinitives and -ing forms
Question 121- 160

19. Causative Form

20. Modal Verbs + Have + Past Participle
21. Conditional Sentences (Type 3)
22. Wishes & Unreal Past
23. All, Both, Neither, None/Double conjunctions (Both …and/Neither …nor/Either ….or)
Question 161 - 200

24. Revision

1. VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR

A. Incomplete sentences
Choose the best possible answer A, B, C or D for each sentence below.
1. Teddy of moving closer to the city centre.
A.thinks B. is thinking C. don’t think D. aren’t thinking
2. We giving you a lift home.
A.don’t mind B. aren’t minding C. doesn’t mind D. isn’t minding
3. The Potters to Dubai at 9:00 tomorrow morning.
A.is flying B. don’t fly C. doesn’t fly D. are flying
4. is your favorite European city?
A.When B. How C. Which D. Who
5. much do they charge for a single room with breakfast?
A.How B. Who C. What D. Where
6. is your brother talking to?
A.When B. Who C. Whose D. How
7. The teacher believe his excuse for not coming to school yesterday.
A.didn’t B. don’t C. used to not D. use to
8. Bobby skinny when he was a child.
A.was used to B. were C. used to be D. got used
9. I to contact Mr. Peterson twice, but didn’t find him.
A.tried B. tries C. used to try D. try
10. After a couple of days, Sam finally up early in the morning.
A.used to wake B. get used to wake C. wake D. got used to waking
11. It took him a month to recover his illness.
A.for B. from C. of D. at
 12. The book exhibition took at the Carlton Hotel.
A.part B. advantage C. it easy D. place
13. I didn’t Jason to come on time.
A.expect B. remember C. wait D. reminded
14. I’m sorry but I can’t find it the map.
A.over B. on C. between D. along
15. They spent the whole day in Alexandria looking at the .
A.tasks B. part C. jobs D. sights
16. He was lucky to find that in their law firm.
A.job B. work C. site D. task
17. I think that these trainers belong your brother.
A.on B. in C. to D. at
18. They usually take of what I tell them.
A.their time B. part C. place D. no notice
19. We never argue our teacher.
A.with B. at C. on D. from
20. This dish is very healthy because it consists fish and vegetables.
A.on B. of C. at D. with
21. Tim the news, while his son was playing computer games.
A.is watching B. watches C. was watching D. watching
22. Lenny his old house two months ago.
A.were selling B. sells C. is selling D. sold

23. He didn’t meet Joe and Alf, because they left than they usually do.
A.early B. earlier C. earliest D. the earliest
24. you finish your report on time?
A.Was B. Are C. Did D. Were
25. I was resting all day yesterday, because I was tired.
A.terrible B. most terrible C. terribly D. more terribly
26. Robert was crossing the street when he Fred riding a motorcycle.
A.saw B. was seeing C. seeing D. is seeing
27. This artist is famous of all three that you mentioned.
A.the less B. least C. less D. the least
28. That’s the boy father is our teacher.
A.who B. which C. whose D. that
29. Can you tell me to put these boxes?
A.where B. when C. which D. who
30. Mark, is only twenty, teaches French.
A.which B. who C. when D. whose
31. My doctor advised me to a sport.
A.take off B. take after C. take up D. take on
32. I can’t believe that they your offer.
A.turned on B. turned off C. turned out D. turned down
33. When I suggested a walk in the woods, he .
A.credited B. nodded C. raised D. shook
34. After his mother’s , he moved to Argentina.
A.death B. strength C. power D. impression
35. It was really that nobody was hurt in that accident.
A.strong B. powerful C. incredible D. truthful
36. Both my children are afraid the dark.
A.of B. for C. on D. with
37. They did everything in their to keep the company.
A.truth B. strength C. impression D. power
38. I bought a leather bag that my new boots.
A.match B. matches C. suits D. suit
39. Both her children have a very vivid .
A.description B. impression C. admiration D. imagination
40. I’ve got the that they’re lying again.
A.impression B. admiration C. imagination D. description
41. The Carltons have never Denmark before.
A.been to B. gone to C. gone in D. been at
42. Have you thought of studying abroad?
A.since B. before C. never D. ever
43. Danny tennis since he was a child.
 A.played B. plays C. been playing D. has been playing
44. It has been raining heavily our plane took off two hours ago.
A.while B. already C. since D. still
45. Mr. Marfin go on business trip very often.
A.need B. needs C. doesn’t have D. has to
46. We can’t meet Jack today. We to work overtime.
A.have B. must C. had better D. would rather

47. I’d join you for dinner than stay at home.

A.rather B. had better C. need D. must
48. Luckily, we wait for them. We can leave right now.
A.don’t have B. don’t need C. needn’t D. not have to
49. She still be at home. I talked to her on the phone a couple of minutes ago.
A.has to B. better C. must D. needs
50. I see an optician. I can’t see very clearly lately.
A.would rather B. may not C. might not D. had better
51. My brother came the flu last week and hasn’t recovered yet.
A.across B. apart C. up with D. down with
52. Why don’t you ask Felix? He always comes great ideas.
A.off B. up with C. down with D. apart
53. They haven’t cleaned their artic .
A.for ages B. in the future C. in common D. out of the ordinary
54. I really had no intention insulting your father.
A.of B. for C. on D. at
55. They aren’t interested buying Steve’s country house.
A.to B. on C. in D. for
56. We must into consideration everything he said.
A.regard B. give C. think D. take
57. We’re looking seeing our grandparents.
A.after B. out C. over D. forward to
58. Brad his best to please his guests yesterday evening.
A.took B. did C. brought D. made
59. Eating more fruit and vegetables will do you .
A.badly B. well C. good D. best
60. I’m afraid that the new sales representative doesn’t the manager.
A.get by B. get through C. get across D. get on well with
61. At this time tomorrow, Gerry his driving test.
A.shall take B. going to take C. shall have taken D. will be taking
62. Henry a shower as soon as he finishes cleaning his room.
A.will have had B. will have C. have D. is having
63. Will you painting the house by tomorrow?
A.finished B. going to fish C. have finished D. finishing
64. Those cars are going really fast. There an accident.
A.is B. will have been C. is going to be D. going to be
65. They could take better pictures if they a digital camera.
A.would have B. will have C. had D. are going to have
66. If I by the sea, I would go fishing every day.
A.lived B. would live C. live D. will be living
67. Could I have more apple juice, please?
A.no B. some C. any D. many
68. I can’t drink this tea. There’s too sugar in it.
A.much B. plenty C. many D. lot of
69. How teachers were there at the seminar yesterday?
A.some B. many C. any D. much
70. Don’t leave. There are more things I want to tell you.
A.few B. any C. little D. a few

71. He finished my portrait yesterday, but he’s putting at the moment.

A.it mildly
C. ideas into my head
72. Do you think you could put
A.an end to
C. the final touches
B. the final touches
D. an end to
with the head teacher?
B. it mildly
D. in a good word for me
 73. I finally trying to make him change his mind.
A.gave up B. gave out C. gave back D. gave off
74. They told me to these leaflets.
A. give off B. give out C. give up D. give in to
75. They the meeting because the chairman had to leave.
A. showed off B. paid off C. got off D. put off
76. Andy loves his brand-new sports car.
A. giving off B. putting off C. showing off D. cooling off
77. I broke my leg as I was the bus yesterday morning.
A. cooling off B. giving off C. paying off D. getting off
78. According Ned, that’s the best Chinese restaurant in the city.
A. of B. in C. at D. to
79. Unfortunately, he didn’t succeed getting the job after all.
A.in B. on C. for D. at
80. Matt worked so hard that he finally made .
A. haste B. it to the top C. the most of D. difficult
81. Andrew managed a promotion.
A.in getting B. to get C. getting D. get
82. I’d rather with my cousin for the weekend.
A.stay B. to stay C. staying D. to staying
83. They suggested the children to the new aquarium.
A.to take B. in taking C. taking D. to taking
84. Don't forget off the computer when you finish.
A.turning B. to turning C. turn D. to turn
85. I'm sorry but I don't really feel like them tonight.
A.seeing B. to see C. see D. to seeing
86. Charles his car washed for two months.
A.hadn’t been B. hasn’t had C. hasn’t D. hadn’t been having
87. Could I by fax, please?
A.have been sent B. have sent it C. had it sent D. have it sent
88. You checked the report twice.
A.should have been B. could
C. should have D. could have been
89. They come back from the shopping centre by now.
A.must have B. must have to C. might be D. may have been
90. I’m not sure, but I think he used your coffee mug.
A.can have been B. might have to C. can be D. may have
91. I was cooking and talking on the phone .
A.at once B. at random C. at a glance D. at the same time
92. They’re having a lesson .
A.at random B. at a glance C. at the moment D. at once
93. of six, he wanted to become an astronaut.
A.At a glance B. At the age C. At the moment D. At the same time

94. The headmaster told them to go to their classroom .

A.at once B. at the age C. at his own speed D. at a glance
95. I'm really sorry, but I didn't have that your mother was so seriously ill.
A.the chance B. an argument C. a lot in common D. the slightest idea
96. The chief editor had at the whole magazine before it was printed.
A.an effect B. a look C. a lot in common D. an argument
97. I'm sure that he had leaving you here all by yourself.
A.a look at B. the chance C. no intention of D. an effect on
98. Unfortunately, they had a big their supervisor yesterday morning.
A.effect on B. intention of C. look at D. argument with
99. Gregory never what his mother tells him.
A.informs B. is used to C. pays attention to D. makes his way to
100. Mona's teacher her from taking the exams.
A.informed B. discouraged C. waited D. made
101. I could killed if the driver hadn't stopped quickly.
A. have B. have been C. to have D. to have been
102. If the meat so tough, the children would have eaten it.
A. hadn’t been B. hasn’t been C. wouldn’t be D. wouldn’t have been
103. If you hadn't helped me, I finished on time.
A. didn’t B. wouldn’t C. wouldn’t be D. wouldn’t have
 104. He wouldn't have believed me if he it with his own eyes.
A. haven’t seen B. wouldn’t see C. hadn’t seen D. hadn’t been seen
105. I wish I answer all his questions.
A. can B. could C. had D. have to
106. If only the fire brigade earlier.
A. arrives B. has arrived C. was arriving D. had arrived
107. He wishes he so many mistakes.
A. made B. hadn’t made C. hasn’t made D. had made
108. these two books have the information I need.
A. None B. Not any C. Neither of D. Not of
109. Ian and Gerry took part in the competition.
A. Both B. Either C. Neither D. All
110. four of my friends have their own computer.
A.None B. All C. Either D. Both
111. I thought I knew him very well, but it would never have gone that he would
decide to live abroad.
A.wild B. red C. bananas D. through my mind
112. Liam and Ken have checked it. I'm sure nothing can .
A.go wrong B. go wild C. go red D. go over the top
113. Dean is very shy. He always goes when somebody talks to him.
A.bad B. red C. wrong D. through his mind
114. It's very hot in here. Don't leave the fish out of the fridge because it will .
A.go wild B. go bananas C. go bad D. go over the top
115. At , you’ve got your own bedroom now that you moved house.
A.last B. late C. lately D. later
116. I've noticed that Helen hasn't been feeling very well .
A.latest B. later C. late D. lately
117. I try not to have dinner at night.
A. last B. late C. latest D. least

118. You could at phone me to let me know that you wouldn't come.
A.later B. late C. least D. latest
119. I can't stand him any more; I'm going to put things straight .
A.all over B. at all C. all the same D. once and for all
120. , his comments on their behaviour seemed fair.
A.All over B. All in all C. At all D. All year round
121. I was very tired yesterday because I for two nights.
A.hadn't been sleeping B. hadn't slept
C. didn't sleep D. was sleeping
122. How long had you been standing there before I you?
 A.see B. had seen C. was seeing D. saw
123. When Jill heard the alarm, she ran out of the house, but the thieves her car.
A.had already stolen B. were already stolen
C. already stole D. had already been stealing
124. Mark to learn Spanish on his own for three years, but last year he decided
to go to a language school
A.was trying B. had been trying
C. has tried D. has been trying
125. Eric said that he had lost his mobile phone .
A.yesterday B. previous day C. the day until D. the day before
126. Carl told that Tom couldn't be there on time.
A.me B. to me C. for me D. at me
127. His secretary told them in the office.
A.not wait B. not to wait C. to not wait D. don't wait
128. Mr. Taylor to the hotel manager about the service in the hotel.
A.said B. explained C. accused D. complained
129. Mike asked me abroad before.
A.whether I travel B. had I travelled
C. if I travelled D. whether I had travelled
130. The police officer asked me .
A.where are you from B. whether you are from
C. where I was from D. where was I from
131. Both my brother and I are still our old friends from Dover.
A.in place of B. in touch with C. in answer to D. in addition to
132. Could you tell me who is of the marketing department?
A.in charge B. in answer C. in agreement D. in comparison
133. In painting the whole house, he built a new garage.
A.charge of B. front of C. addition to D. touch with
134. The children were telling stories the fireplace.
A.in place of B. in touch with C. in addition to D. in front of
135. The teacher asked me when World War II .
A.broke out B. broke in C. broke into D. broke down
136. Joe was late because his car had .
A.broken out B. broken in C. broken down D. broken through
137. Somebody my best friend's house a week ago.
A.broke out B. broke into C. broke through D. broke down
138. I'm sorry for on your conversation but we have to leave soon,
A.breaking in B. breaking down C. breaking through D. breaking out

139. He was caught stealing money from my purse.

A.off guard B. sight of C. a cold D. red-handed
140. Don't walk in the rain without your anorak or you’ll .
A.catch a cold B. catch sight of it C. catch your eye D. catch it off guard
141. The plans for the new hospital soon.
A.will make B. will be made C. will be making D. are made
142. All the bills by my father.
A.have paid B. be paid C. been paid D. have been paid
 143. The Spanish language in many countries.
A.is spoken B. speaks C. are spoken D. spoken
144. I didn't turn on the light I didn't want to wake the baby up.
A.because of B. as C. despite D. so as not
145. Our flight wasn't cancelled the heavy storm.
A.although B. in spite C. despite D. even though
146. They took a taxi catch their flight.
A.so as B. so that C. as to D. in order to
147. Is tomorrow's newspaper right now?
A.been printed B. be printing C. being printed D. been printing
148. George at 5 o'clock yesterday.
A.has been interviewed B. was interviewing
C. interviewed D. was being interviewed
149. Samuel to be responsible for the accident.
A.is believed B. believed C. has believed D. has been believed
150. He a bike by his grandparents.
A.gave B. was given C. was giving D. will give
151. The new bridge is still under .
A.supervision B. age C. the same roof D. construction
152. Barry worked on this project under the of Mr Thomson.
A.supervision B. repair C. age D. consideration
153. The company's offer is under .
A.construction B. consideration C. repair D. the same roof
154. Tim and Matt argue all the time. They can't live under .
A.the same roof B. age C. consideration D. construction
155. Mr Pitt doesn't have a credit card and always pays .
A.in common B. in fact C. in cash D. in detail
156. The guests will be here in twenty minutes. In , we can lay the table.
A.detail B. common C. danger D. the meantime
157. I'm afraid we have nothing with Philip and his brother.
A.in common B. in detail C. in the meantime D. in danger
158. Isn't Mark here? In , we'll have to start the meeting without him.
A.detail B. that case C. cash D. common
159. Why don't you ask him to put you to Mr Robinson?
A.up B. out C. through D. up with
160. Since he missed the last bus, I can put him for the night
A.forward B. through C. up with D. up
161. The electrician a new camera at the bank right now.
A.installs B. was installing C. is installing D. had installed
162. I to sort out this situation once and for all.
A.will B. am going C. shall D. will be going

163. As Liam down the street, a flower pot fell on his head.
A.walks B. was walking C. is walking D. walking
164. This time next week we our final exam.
A.are talking B. take C. will be taking D. will have taken
165. You can have the cheese cake or the coconut tart.
A.either B. neither C. both D. none
166. It’s difficult for me right now. I need more time to think about it.
 A.decide B. deciding C. to be decided D. to decide
167. Oliver speaks Japanese really .
A.well B. good C. better D. best
168. He warned me on that chair because it was broken.
A.not sitting B. never sitting C. don’t sit D. not to sit
169. There’s a carrot cake left but not enough for all of your friends.
A.few B. little C. a few D. a little
170. Did you know that reptiles are cold-blooded?
A.all B. either C. neither D. none
171. the train was late, he got to work on time.
A.Despite B. Although C. In spite D. In spite of
172. Dad was right! I really wish I his advice!
A.take B. took C. had taken D. have taken
173. I couldn’t fall asleep last night, so I tried a book, but that didn’t help either.
A.to read B. reading C. read D. to have read
174. If I you, I’d call him right now.
A.am B. have been C. will be D. were
175. This exercise isn’t as easy it may seem.
A.as B. so C. than D. from
176. Last Saturday they visited the village their father was born.
A.which B. where C. whose D. when
177. Give me a call when you to the office.
A.go B. will go C. are going D. went
178. I’m a bit tired so I’d rather in tonight.
A.staying B. am staying C. to stay D. stay
179. Unless you start taking your medication, you feel better.
A.will B. won’t C. would D. wouldn’t
180. When I arrived at the airport, I realized that I my ticket.
A.have forgotten B. forget C. had forgotten D. was forgeting
181. The children are looking seeing their cousins from Mexico.
A.forward to B. after C. out D. over
182. Peter’s job interview turned to be a total disaster.
A.up B. off C. out D. down
183. I really wish you wouldn’t comment everything I do. It’s really annoying.
A.with B. at C. for D. on
184. The new project is under Mr. Benson’s
A.supervision B. construction C. consideration D. repair
185. Could you please inform me the changes with occurred in the new program?
A.on B. with C. for D. about
186. My father was raised in great so he doesn’t like to waste money on silly things.
A.luxury B. poverty C. consideration D. supervision

187. We were asked to pay .

A.with regard to B. at convenience C. in advance D. into consideration
188. We’ll discuss the matter in .
A.detail B. conclusion C. meantime D. fact
189. We finally found tickets for the match so we will go .
A.at all B. all over C. all in all D. after all
190. We can arrange an appointment .
A.with regard to B. into consideration C. at all D. at your convenience
191. My sister helped me give the invitations.
A.up B. out C. off D. away
192. Take . There’s no need to shout.
A.no notice B. part in C. it easy D. your time
193. The doctor would like to look your results one more time.
A.out B. up C. after D. over
194. You see a doctor about that cough.
A.had better B. would better C. could better D. should better
195. What between 5 and 6 o’clock last night?
A.had you done B. were you doing C. have you done D. had you been doing
196. We have an upset stomach this morning. The fish we ate last night

have been fresh

A.shouldn’t B. wouldn’t C. needn’t D. couldn’t
197. You should your hair cut. It has grown really long.
A.had B. having C. have D. to have
198. My father said that he about buying me a scooter.
A.would think B. will think C. is thinking D. has thought
199. “Can I have some more cake?” “Help yourself. You ask.”
A.can’t B. needn’t C. couldn’t D. wouldn’t
200. Mandy them not to touch the wire.
A.suggested B. apologized C. warned D. denied
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1.
A. Always keep this door open.
B. Do not park in front of this entrance.
C. Permission is needed to park here.
D. Only use this entrance in an emergency.

2
MACHINE A. Drinks cannot be ordered at the bar.
OUT OF ORDER B. Use this machine when the bar is closed.
DRINKS AVAILABLE C. There is a drinks machine in the bar.
AT BAR D. This machine is not working at the moment.

3. A. The librarian needs to see your books before you go.

Please show B. Make sure you take all your books with you.
the librarian C. Return your books before you leave the library.
all books D. The librarian will show you where to put your books.
when you leave
the library
4.

Keep this door A. This room cannot be used at present.

locked B. This door must always be kept locked.
C. Lock the room when it is not being used.
when room not in D. Keep the key to this door in the room.
use
5. A. Supersaver tickets can be used every day except Fridays.
Supersaver
B. You need a special ticket to travel on a Friday.
Tickets cannot C. Supersaver tickets cannot be bought before the weekend.
be used on D. You can save money by travelling on a Friday.
Fridays
6. A. Do not forget to put your luggage outside your room.
DO NOT LEAVE B. Keep the corridor clear of luggage.
YOUR BAGS IN C. Bags left in the corridor will be removed.
D. Bags will be collected from the corridor.
THE CORRIDOR
7. A. Wait upstairs to see the nurse.
PLEASE USE B. Go upstairs to make an appointment with the nurse.
THE UPSTAIRS C. The nurse will tell you when it is your turn.
WAITING ROOM D. The nurse can only see patients with appointments.
IF YOU HAVE
AN APPOINTMENT
WITH THE NURSE
8.
PICK YOUR OWN A. Do not touch the fruit before paying for it.
B. Damaged fruit must be paid for.
FRUIT AND PAY C. Self-service fruit is cheaper.
INSIDE SHOP D. Choose your fruit and then pay for it.

9. A. Please be quiet while people are taking their examination.

B. Do not talk to the examiner.
C. Do not speak during the examination.
D. The examiner will tell you when you can talk.

10. A. Bring your computer here for repairs.

WE ONLY REPAIR B. We will not mend computers bought from other shops.
COMPUTERS C. We charge to repair computers not bought here.
D. Computers bought here never need repairing.
WHICH WERE
BOUGHT HERE

11. A. The entrance to the bank is through the library

BRIGHTSON’S B. The travel agency has moved its entrance
TRAVEL AGENCY C. The library is now a travel agency
Our new entrance D. The travel agency is no longer open
is between the bank and
the library
12. A. This list shows who has been chosen to go on the trip
Add your name B. This list should be signed by people wanting to go on the
trip
to this list C. Check the list for information if you are going on the trip
D. If you find your name on this list, you can go on the trip.
if you want to
go on the trip
13. A. The new ticket office is now open
FROM 17 B. There will be two ticket offices after 17 September
SEPTEMBER C. This ticket office will be close for one day
D. This ticket office will close on 16 September
PLEASE USE
THE NEW
TICKET OFFICE
14.
A. If you spend less than £10, you cannot pay by credit card.
WE REGRET B. We prefer cash for large sales.
WE CANNOT C. We make a charge if you pay by credit card.
ACCEPT PAYMENT D. If you spend more than £ 10, you must pay by credit card.
BY CREDIT CARD
FOR SALE
UNDER £ 10
15.
SORRY A. Dogs must wait outside.
B. Dogs must walk with their owners.
NO DOGS C. Dogs must be kept on a chain
UNLESS D. Dogs must be held.

CARRIED
16.
ALL PRICES A. Everything is cheaper this week.
B. No extra charges next week.
REDUCED C. Usual prices this week.
THIS WEEK D. Cheaper prices next week.

17. A. You can send your groceries from here.

WE CAN B. You can store your groceries here.
DELIVER YOUR C. You can get your free groceries here.
D. You can have your groceries sent to you.
GROCERIES

18.
TWO JACKETS A. Cleaning now costs twice as much.
CLEANED FOR THE B. Cleaning costs are now cheaper.
C. Cleaning costs are going up.
PRICE OF ONE D. Cleaning costs will stay the same.
19.
PARKING SPACE A. You must pay to park here.
B. If you use the train you can park here.
FOR C. This space is for railway officials.
STATION USERS D. No one is allowed to park here.
ONLY
20.
PASSENGERS MUST A. You can buy your ticket during the journey.
B. You pay when you get off.
BE IN POSSESSION C. You have to book a seat before travelling.
OF A TICKET D. You have to buy a ticket before your journey
BEFORE
TRAVELLING
21. A. Passengers are allowed to change their seats.
B. Passengers are allowed to eat snacks on the bus.
C. Passengers can make noise on the bus.
D. Passengers have to follow the bus rules.

22.
A. Knock the door if you want to enter when it does not often.
B. Open the door when you want to enter.
C. You are not allowed to enter when the door does not open.
D. You are not allowed to enter if the door open.

23.
A. It’s unsafe to go ahead because the area is flooding.
B. You will be drown if you turn around.
C. You should go ahead if you want to avoid flooding area.
D. If you can swim, you can go ahead.

24. A. This is dogs’ play area

B. Children can play with dogs in this area
C. Dogs are not allowed to enter this area.
D. People can take their dogs with them in this area.

25.
A. People must wear long sleeve shirt and trousers in this area.
B. People must wear casual clothes in this area except long sleeve
shirt and trousers.
C. People have to wear formal clothes in this area except long sleeve
shirt and trousers.
D. Long sleeve shirt and trousers should be worn in this area.
26.
A. Pay attention to the kids when you are playing.
B. You have to slow down your speed and be careful when you
are driving in this area.
C. You are not allowed to drive in this area.
D. Driving is prohibited in this area.

27.
A. This area is for smoking only.
B. This area is for eating only.
C. This area is for drinking only.
D. You are not allowed to smoke, eat and drink in this area.

28.
A. Only adults are permitted to drink alcohol on this site.
B. People under 18 are not allowed to drink alcohol on this site.
C. No one can drink alcohol on this site.
D. You are permitted to buy alcohol on this site.

29. A. People will give you a free drive when they see this sign.
B. Drivers won’t stop when you want to hitchhike here.
C. You are allowed to hitchhike when you see this sign.
D. Hitch hiking is accepted here.

30. A. Parents and visitors are free to enter the school.

B. Visitors have to sign in at the office to enter the school.
C. Parents don’t have to sign in at the office to enter the school.
D. All parents and visitors have to sign in to receive a pass at the
office in order to enter the school.

31.
A. Students can use their cell phones outside the school campus.
B. Students are allowed to use cell phones in the school campus.
C. Students have to submit their cell phones at the school gate before
they enter the school campus.
D. Parents should keep their children’s cell phones before their
children enter the school.
32.
A. There is no parking left in this area.
B. This parking zone is used only for buses.
C. Bus drivers are not allowed to stop here.
D. This parking zone is used only for loading goods.

33.
A. It won’t hurt if you are falling down.
B. This area of working is safe.
C. You will be in the danger of falling if you don’t work at a safe
distance and don’t use safety belt.
D. You don’t need to use safety belt when you work in this site.

34. A. Drivers can park in this area after 6 PM on Saturday and Sunday.
B. Parking time in this area is from 7 AM to 6 PM Monday to Friday.
C. Drivers are allowed to park their cars in this area before 7 AM and
after 6 PM.
D. Parking is not allowed in this area from 7AM to 6 PM Monday
through Friday.

35.
A. Avoid smoking and naked lights because this area is highly
flammable.
B. This is non-smoker area.
C. Naked lights aren’t allowed to use in this area.
D. Smokers should use naked lights to light their cigarettes in this
area.

36.
A. We cannot deliver papers at the weekend.
TO STOP DAILY PAPER B. We plan to stop delivering papers five days from now.
DELIVERIES FIVE C. You must tell us five days early if you don’t want papers.
DAYS WARNING MUST D. Please tell us if you don’t want papers at the weekend.
BE GIVEN

37.
A. Accident patients are not admitted here.
THIS HOSPITAL HAS B. The emergency department is closed.
NO EMERGENCY C. This hospital only accepts accident patients.
DEPARTMENT D. Contact this hospital in an emergency.
38.
A. Family tickets save time
B. Family tickets save money.
A FAMILY TICKET C. Family tickets may be more expensive.
CUTS COST D. Family tickets have gone down in price.

39.
PUBLIC MEETING A. Many people don’t want a motorway.
B. Building the motorway starts today.
C. People are going to talk about building a motor way.
TO DISCUSS
D. Everyone travelling on the motorway should meet here.
PROPOSED
MOTORWAY
40.
THE MANAGEMENT A. You cannot bring your luggage into the dining room.
DOES NOT ACCEPT B. You must look after your things yourself.
RESPONSIBILITY FOR C. You should give your things to the manager.
PROPERTY LEFT IN D. You should lock things in your suitcase.
THE DINING ROOM

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Text 4: Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answer
It‟s a sound you will probably never hear, a sickened tree sending out a distress
signal. However, a team of scientists at the U.S. Department of Agriculture‟s Forest
Service has recently heard the cries, and they think some insects also hear the trees and
are drawn to them like vultures attracted to a dying animal.
Researchers hypothesized that these sound- actually vibrations produced by the
surface of plants were caused by a severe lack of moisture. They fastened electronic
sensors to the bark of drought stricken trees and clearly heard distress calls. According
to one of the scientists, most parched trees transmit their plight in the 50- 500-kilohertz
range. (The unaided human ear can detect no more than 20 kilohertz). They
experimented on red oak, maple, white pine, aspen and birch and found that all make
slightly different
sounds. With practice, scientists could identify the species of tree by its characteristic
sound signature.
The scientists surmise that the vibrations are created when the water columns inside
tubes that run the length of the trees are cracked, a result of too little water following
through them. These fractured columns send out distinctive vibration patterns. Because
some insects communicate at ultrasonic frequencies, they may pick up the trees‟
vibration and attack the weakened trees. Researchers are now running tests with potted
 trees that have been deprived of water to see if the sound is what attracts the insects.
“Water-stressed trees also have a different smell from other trees, and they experience
thermal changes, so insects could be responding to something other than sound”, one
scientist said. A B C B D ( ANH BÌNH CÓ BÁNH ĐA )
1. The word “fractured” in the passage is closest in meaning to…
A. cracked
B. crooked
C. straight
D. rectangular
2. Which of the following is believed to be a cause of the trees‟ distress signals?
A. attacks by insects
B. lack of water
C. experiments by scientists
D. torn roots
3. Which of the following is the main topic of the passage?
A. the effect of insects on trees.
B. the vibrations produced by insects.
C. the sounds made by trees.
D. the mission of the U.S. Forest Service.
4. In paragraph 3, the phrase “pick up” could best replaced by which of the following?
A. attack
B. perceive
C. lift
D. transmit
5. All of the following are mentioned as possible factors in drawing insects to
weakened trees except…
A. sounds
B. smells
C. thermal changes
D. changes in color

TEXT 9: Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answer among A, B, C, or D.
bài lần lần trước mới ra
Aspirin’s origins go back at least as early as 1758. In that year, Englishman Edward
Stone noticed a distinctive bitter flavor in the bark of the willow tree. To Stone, this particular
bark seemed to have much in common with “Peruvian Bark,” which had been used
medicinally since the 1640s to bring down fevers and to treat malaria. Stone decided to test
the effectiveness of the willow bark. He obtained some, pulverized it into tiny pieces, and
conducted experiments on its properties. His tests demonstrated that this pulverized willow
bark was effective both in reducing high temperatures and in relieving aches and pains. In
1763, Stone presented his findings to the British Royal Society.
Several decades later, further studies on the medicinal value of the willow bark were
being conducted by two Italian scientists. These chemists, Brugnatelli and Fontana,
determined that the active chemical that was responsible for the medicinal characteristics in
the willow bark was the chemical salicin, which is the active ingredient of today’s aspirin.
The name “aspirin” is the trade name of the drug based on the chemical salicin,
properly known as acetylsalicylic acid. The trade name “aspirin” was invented for the drug
in the 1890s by the Bayer Drug Company in Germany. The first bottles of aspirin actually
went on sale to the publicjust prior to the turn of the century, in 1899.
1. According to the passage, aspirin originated
A. sometime after 1758
B. no later than 1758
C. definitely sometime in 1758
D. no earlier than 1758
2. It can be inferred from the passage that Peruvian Bark
A. caused fevers
B. was ineffective in treating malaria
C. was described to the British Royal Society by Stone
D. was in use prior to aspirin
3. What did the willow bark look like after Stone prepared it for his experiments?
A. It was in large chunks.
B. It was a rough powder.
C. It was a thick liquid.
D. It was in strips of bark.
4. The Italian chemists mentioned in the passage most probably conducted their studies on
willow bark
A. in the 1750s
B. in the 1770s
C. in the 1780s
D. in the 1760s
5. What is true about Brugnatelli and Fontana?
A. They were from Italy.
B. They added a chemical to the willow bark.
C. They were medical doctors.
D. They conducted studies on the willow bark

Text 10: Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answer
Reading to oneself is a modern activity which was almost unknown to the
scholars of the classical and medieval worlds, while during the fifteenth century
the term “reading” undoubtedly meant reading aloud. Only during the nineteenth
century did silent reading become commonplace.
One should be wary, however, of assuming that silent reading came about
simply because reading aloud was a distraction to others. Examinations of factors
related to the historical development of silent reading have revealed that it
became the usual mode of reading for most adults mainly because the tasks
themselves changed in character.
The last century saw a steady gradual increase in literacy and thus in the
number of readers. As the number of readers increased, the number of potential
listeners declined and thus there was some reduction in the need to read aloud.
As reading for the benefit of listeners grew less common, so came the flourishing
of reading as a private activity in such public places as libraries, railway
carriages and offices, where reading aloud would cause distraction to other
readers.
Towards the end of the century, there was still considerable argument over
whether books should be used for information or treated respectfully and over
whether the reading of materials such as newspapers was in some way mentally
 weakening. Indeed, this argument remains with us still in education. However,
whatever its virtues, the old shared
literacy culture had gone and was replaced by the printed mass media on the one
hand and by books and periodicals for a specialized readership on the other.
By the end of the twentieth century, students were being recommended to
adopt attitudes to books and to use reading skills which were inappropriate, if not
impossible, for the oral reader. The social, cultural and technological changes in
the century had greatly altered what the term “reading” implied. B D A B A
( BÌNH DƯƠNG Á B-A :3 )

1. The development of silent reading during the last century indicated…

A. an increase in the number of books
B. a change in the nature of reading
C. an increase in the average age of readers
D. a change in the status of literate people
2. Silent reading, especially in public places, flourished mainly because of…
A. the development of libraries
B. the decreasing number of listeners
C. the decreasing need to read aloud
D. the increase in literacy
3. It can be inferred that the emergence of the mass media and specialized reading
materials was an indication of…
A. a change in the readers’ interest
B. an alteration in educationalists‟ attitudes
C. an improvement of printing techniques
D. a decline of standards of literacy
4. All of the following might be the factors that affected the continuation of the
old shared literacy culture EXCEPT…
A. the printed mass media
B. the inappropriate reading skills
C. the specialized readership
D. the diversity of reading materials
5. The writer of this passage is attempting to…
A. explain how reading habits have developed
B. change people‟s attitudes to reading
C. show how reading methods have improved
D. encourage the growth of reading
Text 18: Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answer
Basic to any understanding of Canada in the 20 years after the Second World
War is the country‟s impressive population growth. For every three Canadians
in 1945, there were
over five in 1966. In September 1966 Canada‟s population passed the 20 million
mark. Most of his surging growth came from natural increase. The depression of
the 1930‟s and the war had held back marriages, and the catching-up process
began after 1945. The baby boom continued through the decade of the 1950‟s,
producing a population increase of nearly fifteen percent in the five years from
1951 to 1956. This rate of increase had been exceeded only once before settle.
Undoubtedly, the good economic conditions of the 1950‟s supported a growth
in the population, but the expansion also derived from a trend toward earlier
marriages and an increase in the average size of families. In 1957 the Canadian
birth rate stood at 28 per thousand, one of the highest in the world.
After the peak year of 1957, the birth rate in Canada began to decline. It
continued falling until in 1966 it stood at the lowest level in 25 years. Partly this
decline reflected the low level of births during the depression and the war, but it
was also caused by changes in Canadian society. Young people were staying at
school longer; more women were working; young married couples were buying
automobiles or houses before starting families; rising living standards were
cutting down the size of families. It appeared that Canada was once more falling
in step with the trend toward smaller families that had occurred all through the
Western world since the time of the Industrial Revolution.
Although the growth in Canada‟s population had slowed down by 1966 (the
increase in the first half of the 1960‟s was only nine percent), another large
population wave was coming over the horizon. It would be composed of the
children who were born during the period of the high birth rate prior to 1957. C
B D A B ( CẬU BA ĐI ĂN BƯỞI :3 )
1. What does the passage mainly discuss?
A. Educational changes in Canadian society.
B. Canada during the Second World War.
C. Population trends in postwar Canada.
D. Standards of living in Canada.
2. According to the passage, when did Canada‟s baby boom begin?
A. In the decade after 1911
B. After 1945
C. During the depression of the 1930‟s
D. In 1966
3. The author suggests that in Canada during the 1950‟s…
A. the urban population decreased rapidly
B. fewer people married
C. economic conditions were poor
D. the birth rate was very high
4. When was the birth rate in Canada at its lowest postwar level?
A. 1966
B. 1957
C. 1956
D. 1951
5. The author mentions all of the following as causes of declines in population growth
after 1957 EXCEPT…
A. people being better educated
B. people getting married earlier
C. better standards of living
D. couples buying houses
Text 21: Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answer
Look at the stars in the night sky. Do some of them seem to form patterns or
designs? Can you see animals, people, or objects? These patterns are called
constellations.
Constellations are not real animals, people, or objects. We imagine them to help
us make a map of the sky. On a dark night, you can see almost 1,500 stars.
Trying to distinguish which is which can be difficult. Constellations make
it easier for us to identify stars.
People began seeing patterns in the stars about 6,000 years ago. Three of the first
constellations they imagined were a lion, a bull, and a scorpion. In ancient times,
farmers used constellations to know which month it was. We can see some
constellations only one season each year. Farmers knew it was time to plant
when they saw a certain constellation. They knew it was time to harvest when
they saw a different one.
People in different countries can look at the same constellation and imagine
different things. Someone in China might think a constellation looks like a
dragon. Someone in Australia might think the same pattern is a horse. Each
country has its own ideas. Many
constellations get their names from the myths of ancient Greece and Rome. A
constellation called Aquarius is named after a Greek boy who carried water. A
constellation called Taurus is named after a god who came to earth as a bull.
Constellations are not stationary. The stars in them are gradually moving. It is
difficult to know the boundaries of many constellations. In 1929, international
astronomers, scientists who study stars, agreed on official boundaries for the 88
constellations that exist today. However, by the time your children grow up,
these boundaries could change. We might also find new constellations. We will
always use our imaginations to help understand the world around us. A D B B A
(ANH DINH BÁN BÚN Á )

1. According to the passage, about how many constellations exist today?

A. 88.
B. 100
C. 1,500
D. 6,000
2. All of the following are true EXCEPT that .
A. Constellations have a long history
B. Scientists agree on constellation boundaries
C. Constellations are groups of stars
D. Constellations never change
3. This passage mainly discusses .
A. The names of constellations
B. The history of constellations
C. How to see constellations
D. Greek and Roman myths
4. Based on the information in paragraph 3, what can we infer about
 ancient farmers?
A. They were not very intelligent.
B. They did not have calendars.
C. They worked very hard.
D. They grew food.
5. Which of the following could best replace the word “identify” as used
in paragraph 2?
A. Recognize
B. Name
C. Count
D. Number

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TEXT 7: Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase.

Cave Paintings in Australia

A cave containing over 200 paintings was discovered in the Wollemi National Park, Australia, eight years ago.
Some of the paintings are (1) least 3,000 years old. (2) is
even more surprising is that the cave was found by chance by someone walking in the area. However, the site
of the cave was so difficult to reach that it (3) a long time before researchers could visit it.
The exact location of the site has to be (4) secret. This is to (5) the cave from
being visited by sightseers who do not (6) how easy it is to (7) the
paintings.
The paintings show people and animals, (8) birds, lizards and other Australian animals
that can (9) be seen today. According to researchers, (10) its
recent discovery, nobody had visited the cave for around 200 years.
1. A. in B. of C. to D. at
2. A. How B. What C. Why D. Which
3. A. lasted B. spent C. took D. finished
4. A. remained B. set C. controlled D. kept
5. A. prevent B. miss C. escape D. avoid
6. A. catch B. realise C. dream D. feel
7. A. waste B. injure C. damage D. upset
8. A. involving B. adding C. including D. consisting
9. A. yet B. already C. ever D. still
10. A. by B. after C. until D. on
TEXT 11: Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase.

WOOL
Wool comes from sheep and certain other animals like goats and rabbits. Over a million tonnes of
wool is produced every year, of (1) 60% goes into clothes. The wool that is used
(2) comes from Australia Merino sheep. Their wool is good for baby clothes, as it is soft,
(3) babies warm, and can (4) their bodies.
When wool is first cut from the sheep, it (5) a high level of valuable oil, so before the wool is used, it
must be cleaned. The (6) way to do this is by putting the wool in warm water. The
oil that is (7) from the wool is widely used in products like hand creams.
Sheep were first used by humans several thousand years ago, (8) it is believed that this
was for meat (9) than wool. When people developed a way of cutting the wool from
sheep it (10) a more important material.

1 A. what B. whose C. which D. that

2 A. mostly B. nearly C. properly D. truly
3 A. stays B. helps C. rests D. keeps
4 A. protect B. wrap C. care D. save
5 A. involves B. contains C. receives D. consists
6 A. simplest B. clearest C. plainest D. nearest
7 A. carried B. passed C. removed D. divided
8 A. while B. but C. or D. because
9 A. rather B. instead C. apart D. except
10 A. arrived B. turned C. grew D. became

TEXT 12: Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase.

Finding Gold
Most people would agree that finding the perfect ring for your partner is difficult. However, John
Greenwood, a Scottish engineer, (1) himself an extra challenge.
(2) of taking a trip to the jeweler’s, John (3) much of last year standing up to his
knees in freezing water. He was looking for tiny pieces of gold (4) the stones on the river beds in the
Scottish Highlands.
Using very (5) equipment, John worked hard to (6) enough gold to make not
just an engagement ring for his girlfriend, Morag, (7) also their two wedding rings.
“I was out there (8) weekend and in the evenings before it got dark, in freezing cold water,” he
said.
Experts think that John was amazingly lucky to find so much gold in such a (9) time.
Many people (10) for 30 years without getting anything.
1 did B. made C. gave D. had

A.
 2 Rather B. Besides C. Along D. Instead

A.
3 took B. paid C. spent D. held

A.
4 among B. towards C. against D. through

A.
5 easy B. plain C. necessary D. basic

A.
6 choose B. collect C. pick D. select

A.
7 or B. and C. but D. even

A.
8 every B. some C. most D. any

A.
9 little B. short C. quick D. small

A.
10 reach B. follow C. search D. keep
A.

TEXT 13: Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase.
VISIT AN AMERICAN FRIEND’S HOME
If you're invited to an American friend's home for dinner, keep in (1) these general
rules for polite behavior. First of all, arrive approximately on time (but not early). Americans expect
promptness. It's OK to be 10 or 15 minutes late but not 45 minutes late. Dinner might be over-cooked and
ruined by then. When you're invited to someone's home for a meal, it's polite to (2) a small gift.
Flowers or candy are always appropriate. If you have an attractive item made in your native country, your
host and/or hostess would certainly (3) receiving that as
a gift.
Some Americans don't know about the dietary restrictions of various ethnic and religious groups. What do
you do if you're served a food that you don't like or cannot eat? Don't make a
(4) about it. If your host doesn't say anything about what you aren't eating, then you shouldn't,
(5) . Simply eat what you can and hope that no one notices what you left. If you are questioned,
you may have to (6) that you don't eat meat (or whatever), but you can also say that you've
enjoyed the other foods and have had "more than enough" to eat. Don't make the cook feel obliged to
prepare something else for you. Be (7) to compliment the cook on the food that you
enjoyed.
 Don't leave immediately (8) dinner, but don't overstay your welcome, either. When your friends
seem to be getting tired and running (9) of conversation, take their behavior as a cue to leave. The next
day, call or (10) a thank-you note to say how much you
enjoyed the evening.
1. A. touch B. mind C. head D. safe
2. A. bring B. send C. seek D. find
3. A. want B. need C. intend D. enjoy
4. A. mistake B. believe C. fuss D. up
5. A. either B. too C. neither D. so
6. A. beg B. admit C. accept D. except
7. A. confident B. shy C. happy D. sure
8. A. after B. before C. during D. while
9. A. in B. on C. out D. at
10. A. send B. wrote C. give D. pass

Thư 20d - sẽ ra 1 trong 3 bài dưới.

Nếu các bạn muốn học thư để nâng cao điểm số thì có thể dựa vào đề tiếng
việt bên dưới tự soạn theo ý riêng của mình sau đó gửi qua zalo cho a. a sẽ
tinh chỉnh cho ngắn gọn lại cho.

Topic 1: You are studying English at a private language school attended by many
international students. You are planning a surprise birthday party for a friend who has been
feeling sad and homesick. Write an email with at least 150 words to another classmate and
invite him/her to the party. In your email:
• explain the reason for the party
• give the date and time of the party
• suggest what the classmate should bring to the party

Topic 2: An English-speaking friend wants to spend a two-week holiday in your region and
has written asking for information and advice. Write a letter with at least 150 words to your
friend. In your letter:
• offer to find somewhere to stay
• give advice about what to do
• give information about what clothes to bring

Topic 3: Your best friend just had a nice new house. You are currently overseas but will be
returning to your hometown in a week. Write an email with at least 150 words to your friend
including:
• congratulate your friend
• tell her/him when you will be returning home
• ask when you could drop in with a special gift to see the new house

Chủ đề 1: Bạn đang học tiếng Anh tại một trường ngoại ngữ tư thục có nhiều người theo học
sinh viên quốc tế. Bạn đang lên kế hoạch tổ chức một bữa tiệc sinh nhật bất ngờ cho một người bạn đang cảm
thấy buồn và nhớ nhà. Viết một email ít nhất 150 từ cho một người bạn cùng lớp khác và mời họ đến dự bữa
tiệc. Trong email của bạn:
• giải thích lý do của bữa tiệc
• cho biết ngày giờ của bữa tiệc
• gợi ý bạn cùng lớp nên mang gì đến bữa tiệc

Chủ đề 2: Một người bạn nói tiếng Anh muốn dành kỳ nghỉ hai tuần ở vùng của bạn và đã viết thư để hỏi
thông tin và lời khuyên. Viết một lá thư có ít nhất 150 từ cho bạn bè của bạn. Trong bức thư của bạn:
• đề nghị tìm nơi nào đó để ở
• đưa ra lời khuyên về việc cần làm
• cung cấp thông tin về quần áo cần mang theo

Chủ đề 3: Bạn thân của bạn vừa có một ngôi nhà mới rất đẹp. Bạn hiện đang ở nước ngoài nhưng sẽ trở về
quê hương sau một tuần nữa. Viết một email có ít nhất 150 từ cho bạn bè của bạn bao gồm:
• chúc mừng bạn của bạn
• cho cô ấy/anh ấy biết khi nào bạn sẽ trở về nhà
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nếu bạn lựa chọn ko học thư thì học thật kĩ 25 câu này .
phần này :chia ra mỗi ngày học 5 câu . chú ý học thật kĩ gì sai 1 từ cũng là sai luôn cả câu .

50. I paid far more money for my new computer than I expected to. (so)
 I didn’t expect ....to pay so much .. money for my new computer.
51. The heavy snow meant that no trains were running. (prevented)
 The trains ..were prevented from running by t he heavy..
52. Can I borrow your camera for my holiday, please? (lend)
 Can .you lend me your camera for my holiday, please ?
53. John was horrified to find his new car had been stolen. (horror)
 To his horror, John found his new car had been stolen.
54. If only I spoke Russian. (could)
 I wish I could speak Russian.
55. Brazilian farmers grow much of the world’s coffee. (is)
 Much of the world’s coffee is grown by farmers in Brazil............
56. I lost my way because I didn’t take a map. (had)
 If I had taken a map, I wouldn’t have lost my way.
57. Bill Gates is thought by many people to be among the richest men in the world. (that)
 Many people think that one of the world’s richest man is Bill Gates...
58. Our local supermarket employs over 200 people. (are)
 Over 200 people ..are employed by our local supermarket............
59. This coffee is too weak for me. (not)
 This coffee ..is not strong enough for me........
60. Do you have any idea who owns this house? (house)
 Do you have any idea .whose house this is ?
61. This is the fastest way to get to the city center.
 There’s no faster way than this to get to the city center.
62. If anyone succeeds in solving the problems, it will probably be him.
 He’s the most likely person to succeed in solving the problems...
63. We arrived too late to see the first film.
 We didn’t arrive early enough to see the first film..
64. "Would you mind not smoking in here?"
 I’d rather you didn't smoke in here...........
65. He wrote the letter in two hours.
 It took him two hours to write the letter............
66. In spite of his age, Mr. Benson runs 8 miles before breakfast.
 Though Mr. Benson is old, he runs 8 miles before breakfast
67. I was very interested in our conversation.
 It was very interestingto talk to you......
68. These bookshelves are my own work.
 I made these bookshelves myself.........
69. I haven't been to the dentist's for two years.
 It’s two years since I went to the dentist's.......
70. Whenever she went to Paris, she bought a new dress.
 She never went to Paris without buying a new dress.....
71. You must see the manager tomorrow morning.
 You have to see the manager tomorrow morning
72. I've warned you not to go near that dog.
I’ve warned you aboutgoing near that dog.
73. There was never any answer when he rang.
 Every time he rang there wasn't any answer...
74. No one expected his coming.
 He wasn't expected to come............
LISTENING 20D
Đề thi sẽ ra cả 3 dạng luôn nhé

Dạng thứ 1 nghe để điền từ - 10 từ =10d

Dạng thứ 2 nghe để đánh ABC or D có bài đề thi ra 10c = 5đ
Dang thứ 3 nghe đánh TF có bài đề thi ra 10c= 5đ

TEXT 13: 5đ
1) What was the weather like in the United State this past year?
A. It was a typical year B. It was a terrible year for C. It was a wonderful year D. It was a beautiful year
for weather weather for weather for weather
2) Temperatures around the Great Lakes in January are .
A. high B. low C. hot D. cold
3) Why were airports closed?
A. Because of rain B. Because of storm C. Because of snow D. Because of smoke
4) What was the weather like in March?

A. cold B. cool C. wet D. hot

5) What happened through the summer?
A. flood B. drought C. snow D. storm
6) What happened in Mississippi Valley?
A. storms B. thunders C. thunderstorms D. dust-storms
7) What happened in several states?
A. tornados B. droughts C. wildfires D. earthquakes
8) When was the Gulf Coast pounded by hurricanes and tropical storms?
A. in November B. in September C. in October D. in December
9) How fast did the wind move?
A. 45 miles per hour B. 35 miles per hour C. 135 miles per hour D. 145 miles per hour
10) How many people were evacuated from their house?
A. 5,000,000 B. 5,000 C. 50,000 D. 9,000

TEXT 15: 5đ bài này có khả năng ra điền từ ( tự luận nhé )

G = Guide, T.l = Tourist 1, T.2 = Tourist 2
G: Right behind me is the Brooklyn Bridge. This is often called New York City's most
beautiful bridge. It was completed (1) and it took fifteen years and cost 15 million
dollars to build. When it was built, it was the world's longest suspension bridge. These
two towers were just about the (2) structures in the city at that time.
Tl: Who designed the bridge?
G: The bridge was designed by John Roebling, but he died after (3) early in the
project. It was his son Washington Roebling who actually managed and completed the
project. It was a huge project and quite dangerous.
T2: Why? Did people fall from the bridge?
G: Actually, the main danger was decompression sickness.
T2: Decompression sickness? What's that?
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 G: Decompression sickness is (4) when you come back up too quickly from being deep
underwater. The two towers had to be (5) into the mud at the bottom of the river, so
workers had to work down there. They were lowered into the water in large wooden
boxes. Coming back up, they got air bubbles in their (6) . Several of the workers
died or became ill from that.
T2: Wow!
G: Washington Roebling himself (7) in the middle of the project and he couldn't
continue. He had to stay in bed, so he directed the rest of the project from his bedroom
window, using (8)
. He dictated his orders to his wife, and she told the workers what to do. Some
people say she was really the one who built the bridge in the end.
Tl: That's an incredible story. Was this the first bridge across the river?
G: It was the first bridge to go across the (9) , so it was very important, and a lot of
people used it. It cost a penny per person - one cent - to walk across the bridge, and ten
cents to drive a one-horse wagon across. (10) for a horse or a cow. So don't go
bringing any horses or cows across the bridge now. It might get expensive!
1. A. in 1983 B. in 1893 C. in 1883 D. in 1993
2. A. smallest B. tallest C. shortest D. longest
3. A. a sickness B. an earthquake C. an accident D. a collapse
4. A. happens B. that happens C. why happens D. what happens
5. A. sink B. sunk C. sinking D. sinked
6. A. bloodstream B. heart C. brain D. body
7. A. got fixed B. got struck C. got sacked D. got sick
8. A. a telescope B. a telephone C. a television D. a telegram
9. A. Fast River B. East River C. First River D. Bridge River
10. A. five tens B. ten cents C. five cents D. five pence
TEXT 17:10đ
Listen and fill in the blanks with the missing words.
This weekend, Mattress Matters in downtown Princeton is having our Grand
opening sale. This weekend only, we‟re selling single, double, queen, and king size (1)
mattresses. You‟ll find all the top brand names at fantastic (2) discounts. Check out the
huge grand opening sale at Mattress Matters in downtown Princeton, at 408 Pine Avenue.
Hurry! The sale is this weekend only! Mattress Matters. For a good night sleep.
We know you have a lot to do. That‟s why the pharmacy at Superprice is open six
days a week from 9:00 A. m. until 6:00 p.m. Stop by the store, or call in your (3)
prescription any time, and drop by to pick it up. While you‟re in the store, check out the
Superprice savings on fresh produce – peaches at 79 cents a pound, delicious (4) ripe
tomatoes at 89 cents a pound, and potatoes at just two dollars a bag. (5) Stock up on
pasta: this week at Superprice all pasta is on sale at 50 percent off. And before you leave,
stop by our (6) florist’s to pick up a beautiful bunch of flowers for Mother‟s Day. We
know you‟re busy. Superprice helps you save time. We have it all in one (7) location!
M = Man, A = Announcer, W =
Woman M: Happy birthday darling. I
got this for you.
W: Oh! What is it?
M: It‟s a garage door opener. I thought you‟d like it.
W: Yes...oh yes. Thank you!
A: Do you have trouble buying gifts for the people you love? Are you looking for just
right thing for that special person? We can help. Log on to what to give.khw and choose
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 from an incredible selection of gifts at prices you can afford. We have special offers every
month and free delivery for (8) purchases over 50 dollars. So what are you waiting for?
Log on to what to give.khw, and find something she really likes.
M: Happy birthday darling. I got this for you.
W: A gold (9) bracelet! Oh, this is beautiful! Oh, what a beautiful present! Oh, thank you!
A: Whattogive.khw. The online shopping (10) service for you!
TEXT 19: 5đ
When I had just left high school, I was (1) overseas for a year. But I wasn't sure
that that was what I wanted. I was worried about going so far away, leaving my friends...
you know. So I was (2) to a friend of my father's about this, and he said, "Travel
while you're young." It's a cliché, I know, but talking to him, I suddenly realized that I
was going to be old one day and that I didn't want to (3) then that I'd had a chance and
not taken it. So I put off going to college, went overseas, and it (4) to be a fantastic
experience. If he hadn't said that to me, I might never have gone.
My mother always said, "If something's bothering you, go for a walk by
yourself." She used to do this all the time. We just (5) it as normal. Now I realize
that she was doing that to get a chance to be by herself, and to think about things. And
now I do (6) . Whenever I have a problem that I can't work out, I go out for a walk,
and it always helps me feel better!
My (7) had a mirror by the front door, and she always looked at herself in the
mirror before she went out. It became a bit of a joke in the family, because the mirror was
too high for her, and she had to stand on (8) to look in it. But she said, "Whatever
you do, always check a mirror before you go out. You never know when you might have
food stuck between your teeth!"
I was really shy, and I was nervous about going to a party where I didn't know
anyone. And the friend that I was going with said, "Look, just (9) . People aren't really
interested in you. What they really want is to talk about themselves. Just keep on asking
questions. Try to find
out about them." I did, and it (10) . And ever since then I‟ve always done that
whenever I meet new people, and it keeps the conversation going.
1.A. offered a job B. ordered a job C. looking for job D. applying for job
2.A. telling B. taking C. talking D. speaking
3.A. realize B. recognize C. memorize D. criticize
4.A. came out B. turned down C. changed about D. turned out
5.A. adapted B. expected C. accepted D. collected
6.A. what I did B. what she did C. what he did D. what they did
7.A. great mother B. crazy mother C. lazy mother D. grandmother
8.A. tiptoe B. big toes C. window D. big shoes
9.A. pay attention B. ask questions C. get attraction D. make acquaintance
10.A. worried B. walked C. talked D. worked
Text 20: Best friends (CD 1 – 6) tự luận
1. Shona
I have three or four good friends, but I think my best friend is Kristy. We first
met when we were 12. She was a new student at my school, and the teacher asked me to
show her (1) around. We soon became friends. We looked pretty funny together. She‟s
very tall, and I‟m pretty short! Because we grow up together, we know everything about
each other. So Kristy knows me better than anyone else. I can always talk to her
about my problems. She always listens and then gives me good (2) advice! I hope I do
the same for her. We are both married now, and um, we live near each other, but in
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 different towns. We talk on the phone all the time,
(3) especially now, because we are both having a baby this summer!
2. Dominic
My best friend is named Sammy, um, and he often comes to play at my house after
school. A long time ago, uh, when I was four, we went to Busy Bee (4) Preschool
together. Me and Sammy are both six now. I like him „cause he‟s funny and he plays
soccer. I like going to play at his house, too. He has a big (5) yard, and a nice dog named
King.
3. Michael
I have two very good friends from (6) college named Dave and Adam. We stayed in
the same house near school. I don‟t know why we became friends. We‟re all very
different. Dave was very (7) quiet and always worked hard, and Adam was, well, pretty
crazy! He never remembered his house keys. He climbed in through the window at least
once a week. He loved cooking Indian food and having parties. We had parties all the
time in our house.
Now, of course, life is very different. Dave is a writer and lives in France. He sends
me long, funny e-mails every month. Adam is an international (8) lawyer. He‟s working
in Hong Kong these days. But we still meet once a year with our families. We usually
meet at Dave‟s house in France for a week or so.
4. Brianna
My best friend is my (9) neighbor, Caleb. He‟s 16. Our moms are good friends,
and I call Caleb‟s mom Aunt Janine. We grew up together. When we were kids, we
always liked the same games. Now we‟re into the same music. On weekends, we usually
go on the internet, or sometimes we go downtown to the music stores to listen to our
favorite (10) artists. Caleb‟s cool. He‟s like a brother to me.
Text 35:
1. What does the man plan to wear during the summer months?
A. a cool hat
B. casual shoes
C. light pants
2. What is one thing the man is NOT going to pack for the winter season?
A. a coat
B. some sweaters
C. a jacket
3. What is the weather like in the spring?
A. It's windy.
B. It's rainy.
C. It's cool.
4. What is an example of an occasion where the man might need formal clothes?
A. a party
B. a business meeting
C. a wedding
5. What did the man wear to his high school graduation?
A. jeans and tennis shoes
B. a casual shirt and tie
C. a suit and dress shoes

Text 54: Listen and decide if the following statements are True (T) or False (F). (Part 3, Practice 4)

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 1. The professor mentions the play by Ibsen to present a new type play.
A. True B. False
2. Three types of plays mentioned in the talk are thriller, comedy, tragedy.
A. True B. False
3. Saint Joan is an example of a tragicomedy.
A. True B. False
4. Comedies have humorous characters and happy endings.
A. True B. False
5. “Ghosts” is the play of George Bernard Shaw.
A. True B. False
Text 55: Listen and decide if the following statements are True (T) or False (F). (Part 3, Practice 5)

1. The talk is mainly about rays from the sun.

A. True B. False
2. According to the speaker, the sky is blue because blue rays scatter the least.
A. True B. False
3. The color of light ray scatters the least is blue.
A. True B. False
4. Yellow rays are scattered most, they seem to be all over the sky.
A. True B. False
5. It‟s a beautiful blue sky yesterday.
A. True B. False
Text 56: Listen and decide if the following statements are True (T) or False (F). (Part 3, Practice 6)
1. The professor mainly discuss about the importance of getting vitamin D from
sunshine as an aspect of health.
A. True B. False
2. The speaker‟s main point is to get enough vitamin D, we need sunshine.
A. True B. False
3. The professor emphasizes her point about getting enough vitamin D by showing
what happens when we‟re in the sun.
A. True B. False
4. Without Vitamin D, we may develop strong bones and teeth.
A. True B. False
5. Too much sunshine can cause skin cancer.
A. True B. False

Warm-up (1 minute)

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• May I have your full name, please?
• How are you today?
• What’s your major?
• Where are you living now?
• What do you often do in your free time?
• How many people are there in your family? Who are they?

Bốc thăm 1 trong 6 chủ đề dưới đây :

Topic 21: Describe a kind of food you eat in a special occasion.
You should say:
 When do you eat that meal?
 How do you prepare it?
 What ingredients are used to prepare it?
 Why do you enjoy it?

Topic 22: Describe a subject that you used to dislike but now have interest in.
You should say:
 What is it?
 When did you study this subject?
 Why didn’t you like it before?
 Why do you have an interest in it now?
Topic 23: Describe a person who helps protect the environment.
You should say:
 Who is this person?
 How does this person protect the environment?
 What difficulty has this person faced?
 And how do you feel about this person?

Topic 24: Describe a time when someone didn’t tell the whole truth about something.
You should say:
 When did this happen?
 What was the situation?
 Who were you with?
 Why didn’t the person tell the whole truth?

Topic 25: Describe an occasion when you traveled and your vehicle broke down.
You should say:
 Who were you with?
 What happened to the vehicle?
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  How long did it take to get the vehicle repaired?
 And how did you feel after the vehicle was repaired

Topic 26: Describe a famous person who made a big difference in people’s lives.
You should say:
 What is his/her name?
 What did he/she do?
 What do you know about his/her lives?
 How did he/she make a difference?

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