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Find the word which has a different sound in the part underlined.
1. A. exam B. academic C. vocational D. hands-on
2. A. leaver B. teacher C. speaking D. research
3. A. degree B. provide C. graduate D. doctorate
4. A. pursue B. student C. university D. institution
5. A. chemist B. bachelor C. mechanic D. architect
1. A. entrance B. technical C. mechanic D. secondary
2. A. business B. studying C. culture D. adult
3. A. several B. practice C. calendar D. scholarship
4. A. spend B. campus C. decision D. counsellor
5. A. semester B. benefit C. opportunity D. qualification
1. A. regret B. formal C. manage D. chapter
2. A. salary B. sensible C. chemical D. impatient
3. A. quality B. practical C. systemic D. physical
4. A. biology B. education C. professional D. apprenticeship
5. A. accommodation B. qualification C. independently D. experimentally
1. A. teen B. seer C. seek D. esteem
2. A. trust B. self-study C. lucky D. duty
3. A. parents B. requires C. achieves D. materials
4. A. become B. subject C. dependent D. remember
5. A. honest B. household C. healthy D. housekeeping
1. A. look B. food C. good D. cooker
2. A. many B. study C. identify D. separately
3. A. decisive B. creative C. confident D. critical
4. A. motivated B. expected C. dedicated D. organized
5. A. decision B. difficult C. responsible D. independent
1. A. succeed B. remove C. measure D. affect
2. A. reliable B. permission C. financial D. housekeeper
3. A. emotional B. relationship C. achievement D. management
4. A. sufficiency B. adventurous C. application D. experiment
5. A. habitually B. confidential C. observatory D. reluctantly
Choose the word which is closest in meaning to the underlined word of the following sentences.
1. He hopes to get a career in the entertainment industry.
A. job B. degree C. campus D. unemployment
2. A Bachelor’s degree is usually compulsory for higher-level positions.
A. required B. optional C. academic D. avoidable
3. There’s accommodation for about five hundred students on campus.
A. university B. institution C. information D. residence
4. Dr. Miles was a distinguished scholar of Russian history.
A. weak B. outstanding C. handsome D. indistinct
5. Educational experts think that young people should either continue their studies at a college or
university or go to a vocational school.
A. give up B. go on C. stop D. improve
6. The college now has a counsellor to help students with both personal and work problems.
A. doctor B. adviser C. engineer D. school-leaver
7. They will participate in workshops and get hands-on experience leading classes.
A. integral B. technical C. practical D. theoretical
8. Some students look quite nervous probably because they haven’t studied for the final exam.
A. lesson B. subject C. test D. experiment
9. Academic courses should teach practical skills in addition to critical thinking.
A. further B. besides C. what’s more D. furthermore
10. The majority of Vietnamese students consider the American education the best in the world.
A. A few B. The least of C. A smaller number of D. A great number of
1. In order to have a great essay, you should look for useful information from reliable sources.
A. mean B. confident C. dependable D. independent
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2. I think family plays an important role in establishing children’s self-assuredness.
A. confidence B. self-assuredness C. self-reliance D. self-respect
3. All students are revising carefully, for the final test is approaching soon.
A. going fast B. reaching fast C. coming near D. getting near
4. Parents can teach their teen to strive to achieve positive outcomes.
A. try B. abandon C. decide D. fulfill
5. I’m totally exhausted after having finished successive assignments in only a week.
A. jobs B. works C. exercises D. problems
6. You must believe in your abilities and have confidence in yourself to succeed.
A. trust B. decision C. uncertainty D. wish
7. She has been taught self-reliance from an early age, so she is very independent now.
A. dependence B. responsibility C. reliability D. independence
8. At last, Mai made a determined effort to get a scholarship for studying in Singapore.
A. serious B. tenacious C. necessary D. unresolved
9. The prom is permitted providing that everyone behaves responsibly.
A. honestly B. imperfectly C. sensitively D. sensibly
10. Those who have strong interpersonal skills are able to get on well with most types of people.
A. incorporate B. motivate C. separate D. contribute
Choose the word which is opposite in meaning to the underlined word of the following sentences.
1. Art and music are optional subjects at our school.
A. elective B. permissive C. compulsory D. inessential
2. His lawyers have decided not to proceed with the case.
A. begin B. cease C. go on D. continue
3. Some economists think that full employment in Europe is an unattainable goal.
A. achievable B. honorable C. unreachable D. impossible
4. Although she didn’t have any academic qualifications, she had a lot of practical experience.
A. real B. applied C. impressive D. impractical
5. Students with bachelor’s degrees can pursue postgraduate education to get master’s or doctoral
degrees.
A. run after B. give up C. accompany D. preserve
6. Higher education is for people who want formal learning in order to get an academic degree.
A. legal B. official C. informal D. authentic
7. More and more young people are leaving rural areas to find employment in the cities.
A. work B. profession C. advertisement D. unemployment
8. She received the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the country’s highest civilian honor.
A. low B. high C. best D. lowest
9. He worked part-time at a bookshop when he was in university.
A. full-time B. half a day C. break time D. pre-university
10. Only a minority of students got the maximum score in this exam.
A. majority B. very few C. less D. some
1. It’s impossible for us to guess what will happen.
A. unfeasible B. possible C. forgettable D. manageable
2. Don’t bring your umbrella with you. It’s unnecessary.
A. necessary B. decisive C. unimportant D. independent
3. Time-management skills are not difficult to develop.
A. hard B. easy C. confident D. complex
4. Susan made a great effort to accomplish all homework before the deadline but it was in vain.
A. helpful B. useless C. ineffective D. worthless
5. I think teenage girls are less self-confident than their male peers.
A. sure B. assured C. self-reliant D. unconfident
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6. If you want to be a good leader, overcoming these challenges is essential.
A. overwhelming B. controlling C. conquering D. surrendering
7. He is an admirable boy as he isn’t influenced by other people’s opinions when making decision to do
something.
A. solved B. impacted C. assigned D. unaffected
8. It is important for children to learn self-sufficiency, develop high self- esteem and be motivated from
early on in life.
A. happy B. unconfident C. unmotivated D. activated
9. Jack is a very well-informed person because he has a lot of knowledge about current topics and
particular situations.
A. bad-informed B. badly-informed C. ill-informed D. perfectly-informed
10. At first, he was reluctant to help us. However, after persuading for a long time, he agreed to play the
guitar at our tea-shop.
A. hesitate B. willing C. eager D. keen
Supply the correct form of the words in brackets to complete the sentences.
1. You can go to a ________________________ school to learn skills for a particular job. (vocation)
2. ‘The university is renowned throughout the world for its ___________________ excellence. (academy)
3. Will you intend to study abroad after ________________________ from high school? (graduate)
4. Many young people find it hard to get a job _______________________ after graduation. (immediate)
5. Australia is the destination of choice because Australian ________________________ are recognized
across the world. (qualify)
6. Nancy is interested in pursuing ________________________ studies for bachelor’s degrees. (graduate)
7. Further education is basically ________________________ below degree level for people above
school age. (educate)
8. A doctoral degree, also called a ________________________ or PhD, is the highest university degree.
(doctor)
9. Vocational courses provide us with practical skills, training and qualifications to _________________
in a particular job. (success)
10. Many teachers encourage students to ________________________ with others to learn and enhance
each other’s knowledge. (collaboration)
1. It’s the money-management app that taught me how to be ____________________ with money.
(responsibility)
2. In spite of poverty and dreadful conditions, they still manage to keep their ____________________.
(self-respecting)
3. Lisa is ____________________ to become a famous actress so everyone knows her. (determination)
4. He is not only good at ____________________ but also well-informed about everything around the
world. (learn)
5. Being ____________________ is a vital skill for people who want to take more control of their lives
and reach their goal on their own. (independently)
6. He believes his reforms will restore ____________________ in the financial markets. (confident)
7. You will be taught ____________________, creative skills, workshop skills, animal care skills, and
professional skills. (cook)
8. These skills are ____________________ not only in job-hunting, but also in many other aspects of life.
(value)
9. ____________________ skills help us to balance our time between study, leisure, and work. (Time-
manage)
10. General ____________________ skills are part of being independent and responsible. (housekeeper)
Complete the sentences using perfect gerund form of the verbs in brackets.
1. I remember (read) ________________________ this book.
2. He denied (peek) ________________________ at my profile.
3. She forgot (discuss) ________________________ that problem at the last meeting.
4. They regretted (not participate) ________________________ in the Job Fair last week.
5. (Prepare) ________________________ well for the competition made them very confident.
6. Nam was proud of (win) ________________________ the first place at the Olympia competition.
7. They apologized for (cause) ________________________ us many troubles.
8. Mary insisted on (give) ________________________ the keys to John.
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9. (Be) ________________________ a volunteer at the charity has helped me a lot with my career.
10. (Attend) ________________________ the training course has helped us to have the necessary skills
of a leader.
1. (Have done / Having done) __________________ a lot of homework, I went to bed.
2. (Writing / Having written) __________________ the report, Mai felt relieved.
3. (Having photocopied / Photocopying) __________________ all the papers already, Sarah put them
back in the file.
4. (Not having had / Having not had) __________________ money to pay her tuition, she dropped out.
5. (Having failed / To having failed) __________________ the university entrance exams made him
decide to go to a vocational school.
6. (Received / Having received) _________________ the university degree, Janet started looking for job.
7. (Having learned / Having been learned) __________________ lots of practical skills, Thomas applied
for the position of regional manager.
8. (Not having trained / Not having been trained) __________________ officially made her not confident
in herself.
9. (Having finished / Having finish) __________________ the course excellently, she received the
school’s honorary degree.
10. (Graduated / Having graduated) __________________ with a journalism degree, she applied for a job
at a local newspaper office.
1. (It is / It was) ________________ Sarah who told the director about the problem.
2. It was Tom’s bad behavior (who / that) ________________ made her sad.
3. Money is needed, but (it is / it was) ________________ friendship that is really important.
4. It was my close friend (who / which) ________________ came up with a fantastic idea for the trip.
5. It is by being good listeners that teenagers (can have / could have) ________________ interactive skills
with others.
6. It was Thomas Edison who (invents / invented) ________________ the light bulb.
7. It is in France that my family (is / was) ________________ going to spend the holidays.
8. It was my mom who (taught / teaches) ________________ me how to make pancakes.
9. It was the shimmering lanterns in Hoi An Ancient Town (where / that) _______________ attracted us.
10. It was (in / on) _______________ the library that he taught me how to use the time-management app.
Read the passage and choose the correct answer A, B, C, or D to complete each sentence.
One of the main aims of the Singapore’s education system is to help students to discover their
talents and develop a passion for learning.
During secondary education, which lasts four to five years, students have opportunities to take
various courses, build their strengths and develop their talents in both academic and non-academic areas.
For example, after passing standardized examinations, students can enroll on courses in specialized
independent schools such as NUS High School of Mathematics and Science, Singapore Sports School,
School of the Arts, or School of Science and Technology. They can further their study and interests at
junior colleges and polytechnics through direct admission. These are flexible ways that allow students to
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continue their education journey at a post-secondary institution.
After leaving secondary school, students can pursue either pre-university education or technical
education. A pre-university course provides students with essential skills and knowledge for higher
education. They can realize their potential through a wide range of subjects from academic areas such as
Humanities, Arts, Languages, Mathematics, and Science. Alternatively, technical education, through
collaboration with companies and other organizations, can equip students with professional, technical
skills and working experience. They can select engineering, technical, business or service skills areas to
prepare themselves for their work environment.
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If students want to pursue higher education, they can do that at one of the four publicly-funded
local universities with degree programmes. All of them have global partnerships with leading universities
and educational institutions overseas to ensure the best quality and future for the graduates.
___________ 1. There are two main types of further education systems in Britain.
___________ 2. Academic courses help you develop your analytical skills, critical thinking and
knowledge.
___________ 3. Vocational and professional courses provide you with technical training and skills for the
workplace.
___________ 4. There are very few facilities available to students when studying at UK colleges and
universities.
___________ 5. Students don’t have enough time to talk to their tutors and lecturers because of the
limited class sizes.
___________ 6. British further education can give students both multicultural experience and real
professional experience.
___________ 7. If you study in the UK, your English will be improved quickly.
___________ 8. You can be supported at any time by people from many different backgrounds.
One of the most important learning skills you can help your child to develop is to become an
independent learner. Children who are more independent learners tend to have more self-confidence and
have a greater sense that they are in control of their learning. Encouraging independent learning can
happen from a young age, but it can be hard for parents who are not trained teachers to know when they
are giving too much help and when they are not giving enough. If you regularly help your child with their
homework, there are a few simple steps you can take to help your child become more independent
learners.
- Help your child to answer the first question or two in an activity then allow them to do the next
ones by themselves. Encourage them to get the answer themselves, but if they are struggling it may help
them to point out how you would find the answer.
- Negotiate a time limit on how long they think it will take them to finish the rest of the activity to
help them stay focused on their work. Perhaps even set a timer on your phone and encourage them to
‘race’ the clock. The time limit should be reasonable so that children can complete the activity with neat
writing.
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- If your child is used to your presence when they complete their homework, gradually move away
from them over a period of time. Helping them to start their homework and then moving to sit nearby but
not with them while they finished can give them the comfort of you being there but encourage them to
complete the work by themselves. Over time you can put more distance between you until they are able to
work alone while you are able to get on with other things you might need to do.
- Set aside time with your child after they has finished their homework. You could play a game
together or read a story. It’s a good reward for having finished their work by themselves.
People are unable to be independent for a variety of reasons, with fear at the forefront: the fear of
being alone, the fear of rejection and the fear of the future. As we get older, we need to learn how to make
the best decisions that allow us to live our lives the way we want to. Developing into an autonomous
person can be one of the most worthwhile outcomes we can strive for ourselves.
Having the ability to be happy regardless of being in a relationship is an amazing attribute. People
continue to wallow in detrimental relationships because they are scared of being on their own. Instead,
they should relish in it and spend this time focusing on making themselves better people.
There is no reason to base your life decisions on relationships with people. All relationships end at some
point or another, it’s reality. There is nothing you can do to change or affect that. The only thing you can
do is change your perception of relationships. Instead of expecting them to make you happy by being in
your life and providing enjoyment, appreciate the time spent and enjoyment since you know it will be
gone.
Make decisions by and for yourself, and do what you want and learn from your own mistakes.
1. People are unable to be independent because they are afraid of being alone, afraid of being rejected,
and _________ about the future.
A. excited B. scared C. exciting D. scaring
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2. Making the best decisions helps us _________.
A. to live our lives the way we wish B. to live our lives the way our parents want to
C. to do things that we don’t like D. to develop essential life skills
3. The word “autonomous” in the first paragraph is closest in meaning to _________.
A. dependent B. dependable C. reliable D. self-determined
4. The word “detrimental” in the second paragraph is opposite in meaning to _________.
A. harmful B. dangerous C. decisive D. beneficial
5. You can’t do anything to change _________.
A. your life decisions B. your perception of relationships
C. the end of a relationship D. the beginning of a relationship
1. teach / your teen / how / make decisions / be / big step / prepare / them / independence/.
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2. be / responsible / your own time management / be / important part / become an adult /.
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3. Teens / feel / more confident / if / they / can / handle / everything / their own /.
_____________________________________________________________________________________
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4. cope with / loneliness / be / very important skill / needed independent living skills / for teens /.
_____________________________________________________________________________________
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5. learn / be responsible / money / as a teen / can / set you on / right track / financial / for life /.
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6. parents / can / encourage / independence / their teen, / while / also keep / them / safe and supported /.
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7. cook / be / also / practical and important life skill / all children / should / learn /.
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8. you / need / learn / how / manage your time / if / you / want / study well / and / enjoy / your valuable
free time /.
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