Tieng Anh 10 Friends Global - Unit 5 - Test 1

TIẾNG ANH 10 FRIENDS GLOBAL Unit 5
TIẾNG ANH 10 FRIENDS GLOBAL
UNIT 5 - PRACTICE TEST 1
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word whose underlined part
differs from the other three in pronunciation in each of the following sentences.
1. A. ambition B. reception C. suggestion D. condition
2. A. solicitor B. co-pilot C. instructor D. assistant
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word that differs from the
other three in the position of primary stress in each of the following sentences.
3. A. repetitive B. creative C. ambitious D. flexible
4. A. journalist B. police C. programmer D. dentist
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the
following questions.
5. Hung thinks it is interesting _____ with people who have a lot in common with him.
A. working B. to work C. to be worked D. to be working
6. If newspapers disappear entirely, we _____ newsagents.

A. can’t need B. don’t need C. won’t need D. wouldn’t need
7. Sarah wants a job that involves _____ a lot.

A. travel B. to travel C. travelling D. travelled
8. Builders work outdoors and they’re _____ their feet most of the time.
A. on B. in C. at D. of
9. Ben lives in San Francisco and works for Apple, _____?

A. does he B. doesn’t he C. isn’t he D. doesn’t it
10. Alan, who left _____ university last month, was invited to a job interview.
A. a B. an C. _____ (no article) D. the
11. You will generally be offered a good job if you have a university _____.
A. certificate B. degree C. document D. qualifications
12. When he finished university, Sean _____ doing one job for each week of the year.
A. came up with B. put up with C. looked for D. brought in
13. A(n) _____ gives you medical attention when you have an accident before you go to hospital.
A. doctor B. surgeon C. nurse D. paramedic
14. Her teacher advised her _____ something she was passionate about, but she didn’t know
what that was.
A. study B. to study C. studying D. to studying
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15. Sean Aiken asked employers all over the world to give him a(n) _____ for just one week so he
could find out what he enjoyed.
A. work B. occupation C. job D. vacancy
16. I don’t think you _____ a very good job without a university degree.
A. are getting B. are going to get C. will get D. will be getting
17. He decided to _____ all of his wages to charity.

A. distribute B. donate C. share D. save
18. In a job interview for an advertising executive, a candidate might have to suggest ideas for
how to advertise a new _____.
A. production B. productivity C. product D. producer
19. Film _____ are employed to watch new films and note the type of film, age and type of
person who might like it.
A. viewers B. critics C. taggers D. makers
Mark the letter A, B, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the sentence that best completes
each of the following exchanges.
20. In a holiday job interview
Interviewer: _____?
Candidate: I would like to get some relevant experience and save money over the summer.
A. Could you please tell me why you are interested in this job?
B. Are you interested in this job?
C. How do you find out about this job?

D. Why do you think you would be suitable for this job?
21. In a dialogue between friends

Mai: Oh no. Look at that rain! I’m going to get wet.
Tuan: _____
A. No problem. B. I’m going to leave soon anyway.

C. It’s OK. D. I’ll lend you my raincoat.
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word(s) OPPOSITE in
meaning to the underlined word(s) in each of the following questions.
22. You can find the majority of the jobs on the Internet.
A. minority B. bulk C. number D. abundance
23. Lucy is a talented chef and has a lot of experience.

A. helpless B. talentless C. careless D. useless
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word(s) CLOSEST in meaning
to the underlined word(s) in each of the following questions.
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24. There are several benefits of going to college that you should think about.
A. services B. obstacles C. advantages D. points
25. Graduates have the option to fast-track their career with multiple graduate study schemes.
A. accelerate B. pursue C. launch D. hinder
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the sentence that is CLOSEST in
meaning to each of the following questions.
26. It is compulsory for all students to wear uniforms to go to school.

A. All students need to wear uniforms at school.
B. All students must wear uniforms to go to school.
C. All students may have to wear uniforms to go to school.
D. All students should wear uniforms at school.
27. Susan last travelled by plane 2 years ago.

A. Susan travelled by plane for 2 years.
B. Susan didn’t travel by plane for 2 years.
C. Susan hasn’t travelled by plane for 2 years.
D. Susan has travelled by plane for 2 years.
28. “I’ll be right here waiting for you, Mia,” said Toby.
A. Toby told Mia to be waiting for him right here.
B. Toby said that he would be right here waiting for Mia.
C. Toby said that he would wait for Mia right here.
D. Toby told Mia that he would be right there waiting for her.
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the underlined part that needs
correction in each of the following questions.
29. A hundred years ago, every lift (A) had an operator which (B) stopped the lift at (C) the
different floors, and (D) opened and closed the doors.
30. He took (A) a few (B) short breaks among (C) the jobs (D).
31. I’d (A) like to be (B) a dentist because it’s a well-paid (C) and challenged (D) job.
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the sentence that best combines
each pair of sentences in the following questions.
32. Cathy wants to become a journalist. However, her father wants her to work in the family
shop.
A. Although Cathy wants to become a journalist, her father wants her to work in the family
shop.
B. In spite of this, Cathy’s father wants her to work in the family shop.
C. The job Cathy’s father wants her to do is in the family shop.
D. No matter how much Cathy’s father wants to work in the family shop, she wants to
become a journalist.
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33. He plans to create a website. It can help charities to raise money.
A. He plans to create a website and helps charities to raise money.
B. He plans to create a website that can help charities to raise money.
C. He plans to create a website for raising money.
D. He plans to create a website where he can raise money for charities.
Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate
the correct word or phrase that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 34 to 38.
Jamsetji Nusserwanji Tata was (34) _____ Indian industrialist and entrepreneur. He was one of the
most (35) ____ people in the world of industry, and is often called the 'Father of Indian Industry'.
It all started in 1858, when Jamsetji (36) _____ his father's export trading business. He worked
there (37 _____ he was 29, when he started his own company, a cotton mill. He went on to
establish several (38) ____ cotton mills.
His companies became famous for being efficient and producing the best quality cotton.
34. A. a B. an C. the D. _____ (no article)
35. A. influential B. influenced C. beneficial D. effective
36. A. combined B. participated C. joined D. linked
37. A. when B. as C. until D. before
38. A. another B. the other C. others D. other
the correct answer to each of the questions from 39 to 43.
It seems that being young doesn’t get in the way of success in the photography world. Eighteen-
year-old Jimmy has already won some competitions. Jimmy’s love of photography began when he
was asked to take photos of a gala that he and his classmates took part in. His photos quickly
became popular when they were posted on the school website. Then he was hired to do shoots for
a teen fashion magazine. “Thankfully, many companies believe young people have something
special to offer and are now taking an interest in what we are doing,” said Jimmy. With the money
he earned, Jimmy was able to support himself and travel to different places of interest around the
world. While travelling to Vietnam, he took photos of street life in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City as
well as of his other experiences in the country. Surprisingly, his type of photos caught the eye of
many editors of not only fashion magazines but travel and culture magazines as well.
39. The writer is _____

A. encouraging young people to take photos.
B. describing how a young person found success in photography.
C. showing how a young person can make a decision on his career.
D. persuading young people to do what they love.
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40. Jimmy started taking photos _____
A. because a teen fashion magazine hired him. B. because he was given a camera.
C. as part of his involvement in a social event. D. as he wanted to travel.
41. How does Jimmy feel about the companies’ interest in young people?
A. He is realistic about how long it lasts.
B. He feels grateful that young people are being given a chance.
C. He hopes that it will increase.
D. He feels uncomfortable about what the companies want.
42. What did Jimmy find surprising?

A. his success as a photographer.
B. the interest of travel magazines in his photos.
C. the interest of not only fashion but also travel magazines in his photos.
D. how easy to take photos in Vietnam.
43. What might Jimmy say about his experience as a photographer?

A. “Having a good camera can make all the difference.”
B. “It’s difficult to find out what the magazines want.”
C. “Don’t hesitate to try something new.”
D. “I travelled so I became a photographer.”
Twenty Vietnamese high school students are currently living in Australia. They are there for three
weeks as part of a living-abroad project. The 16- and 17-year-old students are living with
Australian families and attending English classes. Most of the students have taken English
language classes for 5 or 6 years and are finally getting an opportunity to use their English.
Not only are students learning a foreign language, but they're also learning about a new culture.
In addition, the students have been particularly surprised at the Australian attitude towards wild
animals. Van Anh has vowed to protect wildlife when she returns to Vietnam.
The group's chaperone, Mrs. Lan, has been pleased with the students' acquisition of the language.
"Even the most timid are trying their best to speak English. They are learning a lot. I'm very
impressed,” said Mrs. Lan. “I think living with an Australian family makes a difference because
the students are forced to speak English. They also have the opportunity to learn about Australian
culture. We're all very grateful to the Australian families who are hosting us."
The Australian families are happy to host the students, as they are getting to learn about
Vietnamese culture. Both groups will be celebrating a farewell party at the end of the stay. There
will be a slide show of memories and the students will speak about their experiences. "Living in
Australia is an experience I'll never forget," writes student Van Anh.
44. What would be the most suitable title for this passage?
A. Australian Families Love Vietnamese
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B. Student Van Anh shares experience in Australia
C. School website posts student essays
D. Vietnamese high school students stay abroad in Australia
45. What is suggested about the culture in Australia?

A. It scares the students. B. It requires fluency in English.
C. It can be learned from a book. D. It's different from the culture in Vietnam.
46. According to the passage, what does Mrs. Lan probably think about the English language?
A. It's more beautiful than Vietnamese.
B. It is important for international communication.
C. It's best to learn English in an English-speaking country.
D. It is something each and every Vietnamese student should know.
47. The word “vowed” is closest in meaning to _____

A. saved B. received C. changed D. promised
48. The word “chaperone” is closest in meaning to _____

A. sponsor B. leader C. coach D. instructor
49. The word “acquisition” is closest in meaning to

A. gaining B. speaking C. purchase D. responsibility
50. What will the students do at the end of their stay?

A. They will take an English exam. B. They will have a party together.
C. They will have a great time visiting Australia. D. They will stay in
a hostel or group house.
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1. A. architect B. challenge C. coach D. achievement
2. A. reliable B. repetitive C. creative D. representative
3. A. employ B. manage C. include D. improve
4. A. uniform B. university C. hairdresser D. interview
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5. Andrew plans _____ a website that helps charities _____ money.
A. to create, to raise B. creating, to raise C. to create, raising D. creating, raising
6. If you like sports, many universities have teams _____ you can play at different levels.
A. which B. that C. where D. whom
7. He had to compete _____ five other candidates in the interview.

A. by B. against C. for D. among
8. What will happen if everyone learns online _____ in a classroom?

A. apart from B. instead of C. in spite of D. except for
9. Self-service check-outs at supermarkets are becoming common, _____?

A. isn’t it B. doesn’t it C. aren’t they D. don’t they
10. The Lego Discovery Center in Chicago, Illinois is _____ family-based entertainment venue
and features toy displays and rides for children.
A. a B. an C. the D. _____ (no article)
11. Visitors can see films, go on a factory tour and _____ items in the gift shop.
A. advertise B. display C. sell D. purchase
12. After studying 4 years at university, he finally got a degree _____ acting.
A. on B. of C. in D. about
13. In my opinion, as a waiter you’re on your feet all day and _____ a lot of customers.
A. serve B. server C. service D. servant
14. If you have to find a holiday job this summer, what sort of job are you going to _____?
A. find out B. search for C. look for D. seek out
15. Fruit picking is hard work and I don’t think I am physically _____.
A. healthy B. fit C. well D. keen
16. _____ fruit picking is a well-paid job, it is very tiring.

A. Because B. As C. Although D. Since
17. Mr. Smith is a creative person and he enjoys _____ silver jewelry.
A. to make B. making C. to do D. doing
18. She had worked for a toy factory before she _____ her own business at the age of 30.
A. made up B. took up C. picked up D. set up
19. You should learn how to _____ your time and not oversleep.
A. manage B. mark C. tell D. calculate
20. In a job interview

Interviewer: _____
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Candidate: Yes, I did some voluntary work at an after-school club last year.
A. Do you have any experience of volunteering?
B. What personal qualities do you think the applicants should have?
C. Describe the job you want to do.
D. Why are you interested in this job?
21. In a dialogue between friends

Hung: How was your holiday job last summer?
Nam: _____
A. It didn’t go well at all. B. No way!
C. That’s not the worst of it D. That’s the way it is.
22. I like working outside and find gardens very relaxing.

A. enjoyable B. stressful C. challenged D. chilling
23. Due to serious financial problems, Mark left the college without completing the course.
A. fulfilling B. quitting C. taking D. attending
24. You need a special license to drive big lorries.

A. agreement B. permit C. acceptance D. receipt
25. I don’t mind going to the cinema on my own.

A. alone B. without support C. independent D. in company
26. If you don’t finish your homework in time, you can’t go out with your friends.
A. Finish your homework in time if you want to go out.
B. Unless you finish your homework, you can go out with your friends.
C. Finish your homework in time, and you can go out with your friends.
D. If you go out with your friends, you can’t finish your homework in time.
27. Henry laughed when I told him a joke.

A. The joke that I told Henry made him laugh.
B. Henry laughed at me because of the joke.
C. I told Henry a joke, which he laughed.
D. The joke which made Henry laugh was told.
28. The suitcase was so heavy that the little boy couldn’t lift it.
A. The little boy didn’t want to lift the suitcase because it was heavy.
B. The suitcase was too heavy for the little boy to lift.
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C. It was such a heavy suitcase that the little boy couldn’t lift.
D. Because of the heavy suitcase, the little boy didn’t want to lift it.
29. If (A)you don’t want your boss being (B) angry with (C) you, you should (D) obey him.
30. I love the feeling (A) at the end of the day which (B) I have solved (C) a really challenging
(D) problem.
31. On my view (A) women are (B) better at (C) many things than men (D).
32. He decides to become an engineer. He’ll apply a place at university.

A. As he decides to become an engineer, he’ll apply a place at university.
B. Although he decides to become an engineer, he’ll apply a place at university.
C. He won’t decide to become an engineer until he decides to apply a place at university.
D. He decides to become an engineer or he’ll apply a place at university.
33. I like the idea of working in a busy cafe. The time isn’t quite right for me.
A. I like the idea of working in a busy cafe when the time isn’t quite right for me.
B. Because I like the idea of working in a busy cafe, the time isn’t quite right for me.
C. Although I like the idea of working in a busy cafe, the time isn’t quite right for me.
D. Working in a busy cafe isn’t right for me because of the time.
Choosing the right career can be tough, especially for teenagers. Here are some handy tips
that you should follow. You should not rush to (34)_____ a decision. Think about what you are
good at (35)_____ what you enjoy doing. Be open to careers you may not have thought about.
Don’t rule out jobs that (36)_____ not sound appealing to you. Once you have an idea of a few
careers you see yourself pursuing, you will need to research your chosen fields to gain a (37)_____
understanding of each of them and determine what you would like to pursue. Talk to your
parents and your school career guidance(3)_____, who play an important role in guiding you to
help you choose a job suitable for you.
34. A. put B. set C. do D. make
35. A. as B. but C. and D. before
36. A. must B. can C. might D. would
37. A. deeper B. wider C. further D. longer
38. A. teacher B. counselor C. coach D. instructor
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You have probably never heard of Charles Burgess Fry (1872-1956), but in England he was
the greatest all-round sportsman of his time, and perhaps of any time. He became famous while
still at university, mainly on account of his achievements in sport. He was at the same time captain
of the university football, cricket and athletics teams and held the world record for the long jump.
He was also a popular sports journalist. He was so famous that letters addressed to Mr. Fry
Oxford were delivered to him without any difficulty. His college, although it had quite a different
name, was known as Fry’s College.
Some people have criticized Fry's sporting achievements. They point out that he lived at a time
when standards were quite low and it was much easier to do well in several sports. It is certainly
true that athletes of that time did not have the totally dedicated approach of modern athletes.
However, it is fair to judge him by the standards of his own time. There is no doubt that he had
extraordinary skills combined with an ability to write about sports with style and intelligence.
39. It can be inferred from the passage that in the early years of _____, C.B Fry was the most
famous man in England.
A. the 18th century B. the 19th century C. the 20th century D. the 21st century
40. Thanks to _____, C.B Fry became well-known while he was at university.
A. his name B. his success in sports
C. his world record D. his journalistic career
41. According to the passage, C.B Fry was excellent at all of the following sports EXCEPT _____.
A. cricket B. football C. tennis D. athletics
42. The word “criticized” in the passage is closest in meaning to _____.

A. dispraised B. blamed C. complained D. attacked
43. The author’s tone in the passage is best described as _____.

A. persuasive B. despondent C. informative D. concerned
It is normal for you to feel jittery when you are being interviewed for a job, particularly in a
stress-producing situation. In fact, there are many jobs where a little nervousness isn't looked at
askance. Right before attending the interview, it does help to dry a damp brow or clammy hand,
but otherwise, don't be too concerned about the outward manifestations of your nervousness.
Experienced interviewers will discount most physical signs of nervousness. The only one that
people have a hard time ignoring is a fidgety hand. Interviewees who constantly twist their hands
or make movements that are dramatically distracting are calling to their nervousness.
Remember that during the interview, employers talks to the applicant in order to determine
whether or not he or she is suitable for the job, not because they enjoy embarrassing uneasy
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applicants. One way to overcome a flustered feeling, or "butterflies in the stomach", is to note that
interviewers want to evaluate potential employees and select the most desirable applicants. If
employers think you fit into their company or organization, you will be the one who is sought
after. An interview also allows the candidate to assess the corporate culture and demands of the
job. It is almost as if you are interviewing them to see if they are good enough for you.
44. The word “jittery” in the passage is closest in meaning to _____.

A. excited B. nervous C. uncomfortable D. awkward
45. According to the passage, nervousness about a job interview is _____.

A. common B. avoidable
C. stress-producing D. looked at askance
46. The word “discount” in the passage is closest in meaning to _____.

A. discomfort B. ignore C. reduce D. discharge
47. According to the passage, the outward sign of nervousness that most attracts the
interviewer’s attention is _____.
A. a damp brow B. clammy hands
C. restless hand movements D. jittery stomach
48. According to the passage, an interviewer is someone who _____.

A. is looking for signs of nervousness B. seeks facts from perspective employees
C. has already hired potential candidates D. is always on the lookout for applicants
49. The phrase “butterfly in the stomach” is closest in meaning to _____.

A. aggressiveness B. sufferings C. nervous feeling D. intense feeling
50. It can be inferred from the passage that overcoming nervousness is a matter of _____.
A. being in the right place at the right time
B. opinion and beliefs
C. realising that interviews are two-sided and making the most of them
D. understanding stress-producing situations
1. A. butcher B. charity C. exchange D. parachute
2. A. entrepreneur B. investor C. editor D. competitor
differs from the other three in the position of primary stress in each of the following sentences.
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3. A. newsagent B. launderette C. bargain D. coupon
4. A. showrooming B. phenomenon C. income D. luxury
5. Henry has _____ a lot of money to the needy in his neighborhood.

A. donated B. spent C. earned D. made
6. Alex _____ for the lottery ticket which he _____ away 3 weeks earlier.
A. was looking, threw B. looked, threw
C. was looking, had thrown D. looked, was throwing
7. _____ you swap clothes with your friends, you all will get something new to wear.
A. Because B. If C. Since D. Although
8. Julia pretended _____ in the dress and asked the salesgirl for advice.
A. to be interested B. being interested C. to be interesting D. being interesting
9. Many people now visit a shop to examine a product but they choose _____ it online for a
lower price.
A. buying B. to buy C. having bought D. to have bought
10. _____ being a CEO of a big company, Smith lives in a small apartment and goes to work
everyday by bus.
A. Although B. As C. Despite D. In spite
11. Linh doesn’t mind _____ overtime because she is really enthusiastic about the job.
A. work B. to work C. to be working D. working
12. Many people _____ an extravagant lifestyle if they could make a lot of money.
A. lead B. can lead C. will lead D. would lead
13. Brian still uses his old cellphone as he isn’t _____ smartphones.
A. in B. into C. on D. onto
14. If I _____ the lottery, I _____ half of the money to the orphanage in my hometown.
A. win, donate B. win, would donate
C. won, would donate D. could win, donated
15. The World Bank is an international financial organization _____ in 1944 at the United
Nations Monetary and Financial Conference.
A. found B. founded C. to be found D. to be founded
16. Many projects in Vietnam funded by the World Bank have focused _____ agriculture,
healthcare and education.
A. about B. in C. into D. on
17. Ben decided _____ all his pocket money to buy his mother a birthday present.
A. to save B. saving C. to make D. making
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18. She _____ an idea to double her income.
A. came into B. came up with C. set up D. set about
19. The restaurant has a _____ of five dishes for the price of three.
A. price tag B. sale C. special offer D. bargain
20. In a restaurant
Waiter: _____
Jimmy: Yes, I’d like to tomato soup as a starter followed by chicken curry for main course,
please.
A. What do you want? B. Are you ready to order?
C. Can you order? D. You’re in order.
21. Two friends are talking about a bad experience.

Peter: I lost my wallet on the way to school this morning.
Mark: _____. You must be careful next time.
A. Take care. B. What a pity. C. I beg you pardon? D. I’m afraid so
22. She was aware of the consequences if she accepted the loan shark’s offer.
A. denied B. admitted C. refused D. avoided
23. Money is not essential to happiness.

A. unnecessary B. crucial C. unsuitable D. impossible
24. There is a possibility that he might win the lottery.

A. case B. feeling C. chance D. fate
25. Please notify the staff that there will be a charity event tomorrow morning.
A. warn B. advise C. inform D. instruct
26. I think we need to get a new car.

A. We have to buy a new car.
B. We are in need of a new car.
C. In my opinion, we need to buy a new car.
D. According to me, a new car is necessary.
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27. I wish you didn’t waste your money.
A. If I were you, I wouldn’t spend your money.
B. If only you didn’t waste your money.
C. You mustn’t waste your money.
D. You don’t have to spend your money.
28. Can I accompany you to the shopping centre?

A. Do you want me to go to the shopping centre?
B. Can you go to the shopping centre with me?
C. Do you mind my accompanying you to the shopping centre?
D. Let’s go to the shopping centre!
29. I would take (A) a (B) donation to my high school’s English speaking club (C) if I had (D) 10
million dongs.
30. Although he was homeless (A), he decided to hand over the wallet he had found (B) out (C)
a shopping mall to the police (D).
31. If (A) nobody had any (B) money, everybody (C) would be equally (D).
32. He had missed the bus. He couldn’t go to work on time.

A. He hadn’t caught the bus and didn’t go to work.
B. He couldn’t go to work on time because he had missed the bus.
C. He had missed the bus to go to work.
D. He had missed the bus but he could go to work on time
33. Thanh did all the cooking. Her mother got home.
A. When Thanh did all the cooking, her mother got home.
B. Thanh did all the cooking after her mother got home.
C. When her mother got home, Thanh had done all the cooking.
D. While her mother got home, Thanh did all the cooking.
Online shopping accounts (34) _____ a percentage of total retail sales. It'll depend on the month
and year, (35) _____ generally, 10% to 15% of sales take place online. Shopping online is relatively
safe, but there are things you can do to add extra protection. Learn the warning (36) _____ for
online scams, (37) _____ your computer and mobile operating systems up to date, only shop on
encrypted websites, and use unique passwords across multiple sites. It's also wise to avoid sharing
credit card or other (38) _____ information over public Wi-Fi networks.
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34. A. on B. about C. for D. of
35. A. and B. but C. or D. so
36. A. signals B. signatures C. signs D. sights
37. A. make B. put C. set D. keep
38. A. sensitive B. sensible C. senseless D. nonsense
You might worry that part-time work will distract teenagers from studying. But doing a
part-time job can have lots of benefits. In addition to earning extra pocket money, teenagers can
develop their skills in teamwork and timekeeping. They can also get a reference from their
employer when they apply for jobs and courses in the future.
Careers adviser Graeme Barrett says “Part-time work is a great opportunity. It gives them
an understanding of the rules of the workplace and teaches good timekeeping, reliability,
responsibility and working as part of a team. It also helps to build their confidence.”
Vacancies for young people looking for part-time work are mostly in shops, restaurants,
cafes or fast-food outlets. There are often seasonal opportunities in the summer or at Christmas,
when young people find jobs helping at parties and functions. Sometimes parents can help their
children find work in their own workplace or through friends and family.
However, it's important to make sure that school work still comes first. Parents can help their
children come up with a plan so they can manage their time and fit in studying, school, work and
the other things they like to do such as sport and seeing friends or family.
39. According to the passage, doing a part time job can help teenagers to improve all of the
following skills EXCEPT
A. timekeeping B. teamwork C. self-management D. technology
40. The word ‘reference’ in the passage is closest in meaning to

A. recommendation B. statement C. information D. guidance
41. It can be inferred from the passage that teenagers often do part-time jobs
A. in the summer B. in the winter C. during their holidays D. all year round
42. It can be inferred from the passage that seasonal opportunities are
A. permanent B. temporary C. rare D. abundant
43. According to the passage, who can help teenagers if they want to look for a part-time job?
A. Teachers B. Parents C. Careers advisers D. Friends
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Anita Roddick opened her own health and beauty shop, named The Body Shop, in her
hometown of Brighton in 1976. The shop began trading with just 25 products. None of Roddick's
products were tested on animals, and the ingredients were sourced directly from producers. She
started a business with the motivation to simply "make a living for herself and her two daughters
while her husband was away travelling." Today ‘The Body Shop' is an international company
rapidly growing all around the world.
The book written by Anita Roddick is about how to run a successful business without giving
up what we really believe in. It is not a normal business book, nor is it just about her life. “The
message of my book is that to succeed in business you have to be different. Business can be fun; a
business can be run with love and it can do good. In business, as in life, I need to enjoy myself, to
have a feeling of family and to feel excited by the unexpected. I have always wanted the people
who work for 'The Body Shop' to feel the same way,” said Anita Roddick. She finds it exciting that
her book now sends these ideas of hers out into the world and makes them public.
44. What is the main purpose of the passage?

A. to tell the reader Anita Roddick’s life story
B. to introduce Anita Roddick’s ideas to the reader
C. to explain how Anita Roddick opened The Body Shop
D. to tell the reader how Anita Roddick raised a family
45. The word “motivation” is closest in meaning to

A. ambition B. force C. incentive D. enthusiasm
46. What can be learned from the passage?

A. how to make a lot of money B. how to write a book about business
C. what Anita Roddick's family is like D. what Anita Roddick’s book is about
47. How does Anita Roddick feel about the business she runs?
A. She doesn't care about success if her children are fed.
B. She just runs it for fun.
C. It is different from any other company.
D. It is likely to become more and more successful.
48. What kind of workers does Anita Roddick like to employ?

A. Workers who can give her ideas
B. Workers who get on well with the public
C. Workers who have the same opinion as she does
D. Workers have to support their own families
49. What kind of person does Anita Roddick seem to be?

A. She seems to be a woman with strong opinions.
B. She doesn't seem to be competent.
C. She is only interested in making money.
D. She finds running a business as challenging as raising her daughters.
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50. What is the tone of the passage?
A. argumentative B. ironic C. informative D. judgemental
1. A. contract B. apartment C. fancy D. finance
2. A. currency B. facilities C. bitcoins D. cinema
differs from the other three in the position of primary stress in each of the following sentences.
3. A. magazine B. delicatessen C. situation D. university
4. A. interest B. offer C. contain D. borrow
5. After a long working day, many people prefer _____ home and relax as soon as possible.
A. go B. to go C. going D. to be going
6. Alex was short _____ money when he found the cash but still didn’t think about taking it for
himself.
A. in B. on C. about D. of
7. If he received the reward, he _____ some to disabled people.

A. gave B. should give C. would give D. must give
8. As a part-time teacher, he can’t afford _____ a holiday abroad or anything like that.
A. take B. to take C. taking D. to be taking
9. I’m not really saving up _____ anything but I _____ buy a new bike.
A. on, can B. on, might C. for, can D. for, might
10. When they arrived at the hotel, it _____ dark.

A. has got B. got C. had got D. was going to get
11. _____ it rained heavily, water came in through the roof of the room.
A. When B. After C. Before D. Until
12. _____ Warren Buffet is a billionaire, his lifestyle isn’t extravagant.

A. As B. Since C. After D. Although
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13. He’s always asking for funding but it’s not easy to find people who want to invest _____ his
start-up.
A. on B. in C. into D. with
14. It _____ nice to help poor people if I _____ $1 million.

A. is, should win B. will be, could win C. was, would win D. would be, won
15. For a small _____ guests can use the hotel sauna.
A. charge B. pay C. discount D. refund
16. It took my parents ages to _____ enough money to buy this apartment.
A. pay off B. save up C. spend on D. cost out
17. If this T-shirt is _____, I’ll buy it.

A. on sale B. at discount C. in real bargain D. at special offer
18. In case you want to bring this smartphone back and get a _____, you have to keep the _____.
A. return, bill B. receipt, return C. refund, receipt D. refund, bill
19. The spread of home banking will make online shopping more _____.
A. comfortable B. convenient C. comparable D. confidential
20. Customer: How much is this large bar of chocolate?

Salesgirl: _____
A. £2, Sir. It’s on special offer. B. OK, I’ll get it for you.
C. I’m afraid we don’t keep it in stock. D. Maybe 4, Sir.
21. Customer: This shirt is nice. I’ll take it.

Salesman: _____
A. OK. I’ll see what I can do for that. B. I’ll order it for you, Sir.
C. How much are you hoping to spend? D. Certainly, Sir. Anything else?
22. When he touched the notes, he realised it was real money.

A. artificial B. man-made C. counterfeit D. genuine
23. The judge decided that the money was a suitable reward for the boy’s honesty.
A. inaccuracy B. honor C. deception D. suspicion
24. The virtual shop is a perfect combination of traditional and online shopping.
A. conventional B. historical C. basic D. fundamental
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25. Not only is he very modest, but he is also very generous.
A. caring B. unselfish C. thrifty D. open-minded
26. I’m afraid that dress is too expensive.

A. That dress is not suitable for me to buy.
B. That dress is beyond my expectations.
C. I think that dress costs an arm and a leg.
D. That dress is a real bargain.
27. He acts like a poor guy although he has got a lot of money.
A. No matter how much money he has, he acts like a poor guy.
B. Even though he is a poor guy, he acts as if he’s got a lot of money.
C. Since he has a lot of money, he acts like a poor guy.
D. Despite his money, he always wanted to act like a poor guy.
28. If you didn’t help us, we couldn’t finish our work.

A. You didn’t help us, so we couldn’t finish our work.
B. You helped us and we could finish our work.
C. We can finish our work because you helped us.
D. We couldn’t finish our work without your help.
29. At first (A), nobody (B) wanted to risk to lend (C) them money (D).
30. The World Bank currently has (A) over 9,000 employees work (B) in more than (C) 100
representative offices (D) worldwide.
31. Some people have started (A) their own businesses while (B) they are still in (C) school and
have gone on to make large amounts of money (D).
32. He phones the shop assistant immediately. He’ll get the information about the product.
A. Unless he phones the shop assistant immediately, he won’t get any information about the
product.
B. If he phoned the shop assistant immediately, he would get the information about the
product.
C. Without the shop assistant, he wouldn’t get the information about the product.
D. If he phones the shop assistant immediately, he would be informed about the product.
33. You can use this tool as long as you like. It won’t wear out.
A. No matter how long you use this tool, it won’t wear out.
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B. Use this tool as long as you like so that it won’t wear out.
C. Unless you use this tool long, it won’t wear out.
D. This tool won’t wear out for a long time.
One trend among shoppers is to go to a brick-and-mortar store to check (34) _____ and
compare the features of a product and then they buy it online at a lower (35) _____. This new
phenomenon is (36) _____ “ showrooming”. Showrooming has become more frequent with the
rise of smartphones and mobile (37) _____. Although showrooming can be a major source of
frustration for brick-and-mortar operations, it has forced many local stores to (38) _____ their
services.
34. A. in B. up C. out D. off
35. A. charge B. price C. bargain D. deal
36. A. known B. called C. said D. told
37. A. machines B. tools C. devices D. objects
38. A. improve B. launch C. provide D. produce
Grants are among the best sources of financial aid for college, based on need. Grants help
undergraduate and graduate students cover their tuition and education costs. Government
agencies, colleges and universities, and private foundations award grants to both undergraduate
and graduate students. Colleges and universities, the largest providers of grants, awarding about
44% of all grant aid, attract students by offering grants, and they distribute federal and state grant
money through their financial aid offices. Award amounts, eligibility requirements, and
application processes vary depending on the grant. Some students also use private and employer
grants to help pay for school.
Unlike loans, which recipients must repay, grants offer free money for college that does not
need to be paid back - as long as students meet the grant's criteria. Some international students
often confuse grants with scholarships.
Both grants and scholarships are free aid, but the main difference between a grant and a
scholarship is where the funds come from, eligibility criteria, and the application process. In
general, grants are given based on financial-need, while scholarships are merit-based and
awarded to students based on their academic achievements, extracurricular activities, field of
study, and more.
Understanding the grant system and how to get grants for school can help students graduate
without hefty student loan payments.
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39. According to the passage, the largest providers of grants are
A. government agencies B. colleges and universities
C. private foundations D. employers
40. According to the passage, what can a college student get through his/ her college’s financial
aid office?
A. an award B. a government-funded grant
C. a loan payment D. a scholarship
41. It can be inferred from the passage that scholarships are often offered to
A. undergraduate students B. poor students
C. students of exceptional abilities D. international students
42. The word “hefty” in the passage is closest in meaning to

A. prompt B. late C. full D. large
43. What does the passage mainly discuss?

A. Overview of Grants for college
B. Differences between grants, and scholarships
C. How to get a grant
D. Different sources of grants
A gold rush is a rapid influx of fortune seekers to the site of newly discovered gold
deposits. Gold rushes capture the imagination and participation of many people because of the
magical lure of gold and the potential for overnight affluence. Major gold rushes occurred in the
United States, Australia, Canada and South Africa in the 19th century.
The best-known gold rush occurred in California, US in 1848 and reached its peak in 1852.
It was arguably one of the most significant events to shape American history during the first half
of the 19th century. On January 24, 1848, James Wilson Marshall, a carpenter originally from New
Jersey, found flakes of gold in the American River at the base of the Sierra Nevada Mountains near
Coloma, California. At the time, Marshall was working to build a water-powered sawmill owned
by John Sutter, a German-born Swiss citizen and founder of a colony of Nueva Helvetia (New
Switzerland, which would later become the city of Sacramento). Sutter and Marshall agreed to
become partners and tried to keep their find a secret. News of the discovery at Sutter’s Mill,
however, soon spread, and they were besieged by thousands of fortune seekers. By August 1848,
4,000 gold miners were in the area, and within a year about 80,000 “forty-niners” (as the fortune
seekers of 1849 were called) had arrived at the California goldfields. The news of gold brought
approximately 300,000 people travelling by sea or over land to California from the rest of the
United States and abroad. The influx of gold-seekers to this region affected the makeup of the
state’s population.
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The California Gold Rush turned the once-rural expanse of California into an area dotted
with towns and cities. The Gold Rush also put San Francisco - the capital of the state - a small
town of 1,000 people in 1848, on the map.
One of the California Gold Rush’s main contributions was the rapid “Americanization” of
California. The flood of gold-seekers was a major factor in California becoming a state in 1850.
Before the Gold Rush, California was a frontier with only a tenuous connection to the rest of the
United States. But the massive amount of Americans who later settled in California considered the
state an extension of the United States. The Gold Rush united the nation by bringing the west into
the rest of the nation.
44. What does the passage mainly discuss?

A. Gold rushes B. The effects of a gold rush
C. Gold fever in California D. The California Gold Rush and its effects
45. The word “lure” is closest in meaning to

A. power B. value C. interest D. temptation
46. According to the passage, people join gold rushes because

A. they are not mature enough to resist the lure of gold
B. they are attracted by the magic of gold overnight
C. they believe they soon have a chance of becoming wealthy.
D. gold lets their imagination run wild.
47. It can be inferred from the passage that the California Gold Rush
A. attracted only gold seekers in the US
B. provided employment opportunities for people from every country in the world.
C. turned California into the world’s gold mining centre.
D. greatly speeded up the development of California.
48. According to the passage, where was gold first discovered?

A. at Sutter's Mill
B. in Sacramento
C. at the California goldfields
D. at the base of the Sierra Nevada Mountains
49. The word “tenuous” is closest in meaning to

A. loose B. strong C. arguable D. uncertain
50. This passage would most possibly be assigned reading in a course on

A. US politics B. American history
C. Economics D. American geography
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UNIT 5 & 6 - PRACTICE TEST 1
1. A. clothes B. cosmetic C. post D. greengrocer

2. A. refunded B. compared C. exchanged D. showroomed
3. A. architect B. programmer C. engineer D. hairdresser

4. A. assistant B. takeaway C. optician’s D. estate
5. The store was offering great ___________ on clothing during the sale.
A. receipts B. refunds C. price tags D. bargains
6. The poor customer service could end up ________ the customers off.
A. to put B. put C. putting D. to putting
7. The waitstaff in a busy restaurant have to work ________ their feet throughout the entire
shift.
A. in B. on C. at D. of
8. The ___________ helped sell the luxurious beachfront properties.
A. estate agent B. journalist C. locksmith D. stunt performer
9. They planned to go for a picnic; ______________, the rain spoiled their plans.
A. although B. however C. because D. therefore
10. I accidentally spilled something on my favourite shirt, so I'll be taking it to the __________ to
get it cleaned.
A. chemist's B. clothes shop C. laundrette D. takeaway
11. I promise ____________ excellent customer service to all our clients.
A. deliver B. delivering C. to be delivered D. to deliver
12. The staff working in the field of advertising are required to be __________ and they regularly
think outside the box.
A. creative B. rewarding C. varied D. well-paid
13. Due to the generous salary package, employees could ________ enough money to go on
luxurious shopping malls.
A. waste B. buy C. spend D. afford
14. Despite their best efforts, the team fail _____________ their sales target for the quarter.
A. achieving B. to achieve C. achieve D. achieved
15. The ___________ answered phone calls and directed them to the appropriate staff members.
A. paramedic B. solicitor C. receptionist D. programmer
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16. The child was so excited to open their presents but tried to be _________ until Christmas
morning.
A. patient B. flexible C. enthusiastic D. reliable
17. Alex is a ____________ soccer player, playing for a local club.
A. semi-professional B. multicolored C. ex-student D. postgraduate
18. I would love to go on a luxurious vacation, but unfortunately, I cannot afford _______ a trip
right now.
A. to have B. having C. have D. to be having
19. With a quick response time and medical expertise, the ________ saved lives on the frontlines
of emergency healthcare.
A. groundkeeper B. paramedic C. manufacture D. film tagger
20. ___________, have become essential skills in today's workplace.
A. Problem-solving abilities, which are highly valued
B. Problem-solving abilities are highly valued
C. That problem-solving abilities are highly valued
D. Because problem-solving abilities are highly valued
21. She __________ her new job next month and she's really excited about the opportunity.
A. will start B. has started C. starting D. is going to start
22. Customer: “Is this product on discount?”

Sale assistant: “_______”
A. Oh, yes. Coupons are necessary. B. I’m afraid not.
C. Maybe you like it? D. I think it’s expensive.
23. John: “Effective leaders are often known for being good at communicating with their teams.”
Terry: “___________”
A. I couldn’t agree with you more. B. It’s quite challenging.
C. I’m quite physically fit. D. They are reliable.
24. People in fantastic jobs often have opportunities for personal and skill development.
A. excellent B. terrific C. great D. standard
25. Buying a luxury sports car can definitely cost an arm and a leg.
A. be affordable B. be expensive C. be wasteful D. be exchanging
26. The contract states that payment is due upon completion of the project.
A. formal agreement B. good entrepreneur C. legal income D. high profit
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27. Being a chef requires skills that should never be underestimated.
A. appreciated B. undervalued C. overcooked D. overestimated
28. I had already prepared all the decorations and set up the sound system before she arrived at
the party.
A. She arrived at the party and she helped me with the decoration and sound system setup.
B. By the time she arrives at the party, I will have already prepared all the decorations and
sound system setup.
C. I had already prepared all the decorations and set up the sound system by the time she
arrived at the party.
D. After she had arrived at the party, I had already prepared all the decorations and set up
the sound system.
29. They invest wisely, and their money grows.
A. If they didn't invest wisely, their money won't grow.
B. Their money wouldn't grow if they didn't invest wisely.
C. If they invested wisely, their money would grow.
D. But for their wise investments, their money wouldn't have grown.
30. The match has to be canceled in case of rain.
A. If it rained, the match would be canceled.
B. The match will be canceled if it rains.
C. Without rain, the match will be canceled.
D. The match would have been cancelled but for the rain.
31. Building (A) a successful career requires dedication (B), perseverance, and a willing (C) to
adapt (D) to new challenges.
32. He would (A) have the opportunity to earn (B) extra money if he (C) takes on additional (D)
projects.
33. I think the (A) job market is becoming (B) more competitive in the future, requiring (C)
individuals to acquire (D) specialized skills.
34. She cooked a meal. It impressed everyone.

A. The meal which she cooked impressed everyone.
B. She cooked a meal, who impressed everyone.
C. She impressed everyone the meal she cooked.
D. She cooked a meal and impressed everyone.
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35. He contributes greatly to the job, but he can’t earn enough to afford himself.
A. Because he contributes greatly to the job, he can’t earn enough to afford himself.
B. He can’t earn enough to afford himself although he contributes greatly to the job.
C. He contributes greatly to the job and he can’t earn enough to afford himself.
D. He can’t earn enough to afford himself, so he contributes greatly to the job.
The 21st century is all about (36) ___________. Technology is progressing at an unprecedented
rate and (37) ___________ way we live is changing along with it. When historians look back on the
early 21st century, they will identify a handful of people who took the leading roles in technology.
Elon Musk will undoubtedly be of one these important people on this list.
Many people are surprised to learn that Elon Musk was born and raised in Pretoria, South
Africa. He had a difficult (38) _________, with his parents separating when he was nine years old.
As an adult, Elon has become estranged from his father. He moved to Canada when he was 17
and then to the United States of America. (39)___________ , he sits quite high on a number of
global rankings. His net worth, currently around 93 billion dollars, makes him the world’s 5 th
richest person. Forbes (40) ________ him the most innovative leader of 2019. And his time as Chief
Executive Officer (CEO) of Tesla makes him the longest standing CEO of an automotive company.
36. A. innovation B. innovative C. innovate D. innovatively

37. A. a B. an C. the D. no article
38. A. adulthood B. childhood C. upbringing D. income
39. A. So far B. At that time C. Currently D. Up to now
40. A. graded B. rated C. marked D. scored
While the cover letter has increasingly become a divisive topic among employers and job
seekers, many employers still think cover letters are important. According to a 2023 study by
employment website Zippia, more than a fourth (26 percent) of employers "always read cover
letters" and think they're an important factor of the hiring decision. And almost half (45 percent)
said that not including a cover letter could get your application rejected. So in most cases, it's best
to be cautious and include one. It can help you stand out from the crowd. Employers have to read
through a lot of application forms for just one role. As a result, if you have similar abilities as other
candidates, a cover letter allows you to highlight your personality and special skills. In short,
including a cover letter is truly useful for job search. Here's how:
 It shows that you are willing to put in extra effort. Looking for a new job requires a lot of
work, so it might be hard to write different cover letters for different positions. However,
according to the Zippia study, 61 percent of hiring managers consider a customized resume
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(including a cover letter and portfolio link) as the "top method for applicants to increase
their chances of getting a job."
 You can solve any biases that may exist. In an ideal world, employers wouldn't judge you
based on things like gaps in employment or frequent job changes. Career coach Marlo
Lyons suggests using your cover letter to explain any gaps and provide context for these
situations, so employers don't get the wrong impression.
41. The passage mainly discusses _________________.
A. the importance of cover letters in job applications
B. the role of recruiters in the hiring process
C. the benefits of including a resume in a job search
D. the study conducted by Zippia on cover letter usage
42. According to the 2023 study by Zippia, ____________ of the employers think cover letters
are important.
A. two thirds B. nearly half C. a fourth D. nearly all
43. According to the passage, not including a cover letter could potentially result in
__________.
A. improving your chances of getting a job B. making your application stand out
C. getting your application rejected D. addressing potential biases
44. The word "divisive" in the passage can be replaced with __________.
A. positive B. unimportant C. controversial D. spectacular
45. According to the passage, why is it recommended to include a cover letter in most cases?
A. to highlight your unique skills and personality
B. to make you qualified and professional
C. to make the job search easier and less time-consuming
D. to improve your qualifications compared to other candidates
Working for a small company may be better than you think
Recent research shows that many job-seekers believe their ideal position would be in a
large company. However, working for a small or medium-sized business has many advantages
that are too easily overlooked. Here are just a few of them.
Working in a small organisation with a small workforce means it’s likely to be easy to
become part of it. it won’t be long before you’re familiar with the staff and the departments that
you need to deal with. This can provide a feeling of comfort that takes much longer to develop in
a large company. Departments are likely to be small and have close connections with each other,
which helps to make internal communication work well – everyone knows what’s going on. You’ll
also gain a better understanding of how your own role fits into the company as a whole.
In a small business you’re likely to have considerable variety in your workload, including
opportunities to work in different areas of the company, which will allow you to identify abilities
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that you didn’t know you had. An introduction to new activities could even lead to a change of
career. This variety in your work will help to make it stimulating, so you have a good reason for
getting out of bed in the morning.
There will be plenty of opportunities to show initiative, and you’ll also learn to function
well as part of a team. Because it’s much harder to overlook someone within a small workforce
than a large one, your efforts are more likely to attract the attention of those higher up. You’ll have
plenty of opportunity to show what you can do, and to have your potential noticed. The result is
very likely to be that promotion comes to you faster.
Small businesses are usually flexible, something that is rarely true of large organisations.
This means that if they’re well managed, they can adapt to make the most of changes in the wider
economy, which in turn can help you. Don’t dismiss them as a place to work because of the myths
about them. Small firms can be ideal places for developing your career.
46. Working in a small organization, _____________.

A. workers have difficulties adapting themselves into the company
B. workers have the same feelings as if they worked in large companies
C. workers get on with each other easier and get used to the workplace
D. workers don’t need to know their roles as they can do all duties
47. In a small business, _____________.
A. everyone just needs to do the task assigned to them
B. employees can perform lots of tasks and responsibilities
C. employees don’t stay for too long
D. everyone has a reason to get promotion soon
48. According to the passage, all are true EXCEPT ____________
A. Small workforce in a small organization allows easy integration.
B. Small, connected departments enable effective internal communication.
C. In a small business, you'll likely have diverse job responsibilities.
D. Variety in your work seems discouraging and makes you be overwhelmed.
49. The word “overlook” can be replaced by ___________.
A. fail to notice B. encourage C. appreciate D. discourage
50. What can be inferred from the last paragraph?
A. Large organizations aren’t always flexible.
B. Small business hardly changes the economy.
C. If the economy changes small companies, it changes your jobs.
D. Myths about small company don’t affect the way people view them.
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TIẾNG ANH 10 FRIENDS GLOBAL Unit 5

TIẾNG ANH 10 FRIENDS GLOBAL

UNIT 5 - PRACTICE TEST 1

1. A. ambition B. reception C. suggestion D. condition

2. A. solicitor B. co-pilot C. instructor D. assistant

3. A. repetitive B. creative C. ambitious D. flexible

4. A. journalist B. police C. programmer D. dentist

6. If newspapers disappear entirely, we _____ newsagents.

7. Sarah wants a job that involves _____ a lot.

9. Ben lives in San Francisco and works for Apple, _____?

A. a B. an C. _____ (no article) D. the

A. came up with B. put up with C. looked for D. brought in

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17. He decided to _____ all of his wages to charity.

20. In a holiday job interview

C. How do you find out about this job?

21. In a dialogue between friends

A. No problem. B. I’m going to leave soon anyway.

23. Lucy is a talented chef and has a lot of experience.

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26. It is compulsory for all students to wear uniforms to go to school.

27. Susan last travelled by plane 2 years ago.

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34. A. a B. an C. the D. _____ (no article)

35. A. influential B. influenced C. beneficial D. effective

36. A. combined B. participated C. joined D. linked

37. A. when B. as C. until D. before

38. A. another B. the other C. others D. other

39. The writer is _____

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42. What did Jimmy find surprising?

43. What might Jimmy say about his experience as a photographer?

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45. What is suggested about the culture in Australia?

47. The word “vowed” is closest in meaning to _____

48. The word “chaperone” is closest in meaning to _____

49. The word “acquisition” is closest in meaning to

50. What will the students do at the end of their stay?

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TIẾNG ANH 10 FRIENDS GLOBAL

UNIT 5 - PRACTICE TEST 2

1. A. architect B. challenge C. coach D. achievement

2. A. reliable B. repetitive C. creative D. representative

3. A. employ B. manage C. include D. improve

4. A. uniform B. university C. hairdresser D. interview

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7. He had to compete _____ five other candidates in the interview.

8. What will happen if everyone learns online _____ in a classroom?

9. Self-service check-outs at supermarkets are becoming common, _____?

16. _____ fruit picking is a well-paid job, it is very tiring.

20. In a job interview

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21. In a dialogue between friends

22. I like working outside and find gardens very relaxing.

24. You need a special license to drive big lorries.

25. I don’t mind going to the cinema on my own.

27. Henry laughed when I told him a joke.

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32. He decides to become an engineer. He’ll apply a place at university.

34. A. put B. set C. do D. make

35. A. as B. but C. and D. before

36. A. must B. can C. might D. would

37. A. deeper B. wider C. further D. longer

38. A. teacher B. counselor C. coach D. instructor

14. It _ nice to help poor people if I _ $1 million.