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Phch:
Ch tch hi ng
chm thi ghi s phch
Trc khi giao bi cho ngi chm thi, ch tch hi ng dc phch theo ng k ny.
K thi........................
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Kha ngy: ...............
Hi ng coi
thi : .................................
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H tn th
sinh : ..............................
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Dn tc .......Nam/ N.
Sinh ngy ..................
Hc sinh
lp: .................................
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Trng:
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S bo
danh:
MN THI:
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Ch :
Th sinh khng c
k tn hay vit du hiu
(28. insect) _______________ as soon as they see them, despite the fact that spiders are
useful in keeping down (29. infest) _________________ of other insect pests in the house.
Mind you, for some people anything is (30. prefer) ___________________ to spiders!
31- 38. Choose the verbs to make appropriate phrasal verbs and fill in the blanks their
correct forms. The bare forms of the verbs are provided. (8 points)
eat
die
pull
feed
prey break
dry wash
Text A: Elephants (31) _______ _______ plants. By (32) _______ ________ trees to eat
leaves,(33) ______ ________ branches and pulling out roots, they create clearings in
which new vegetation can grow to provide nutrition in the future. However, their
destructive habits have meant that a number of plants are in danger of (34) ______ ____.
Text B: Here in this cold landscape of cliffs and stony beaches, seals (35) _____ _____
the abundant fish stocks which are found offshore. It is hard to imagine that if global
warming increases, these wonderful creatures may never be seen again at this latitude. Sea
levels will rise and (36) _____ _____ _____ the cliffs and rocky shores, (37) ____ _____
their natural habitats forever. And paradoxically, as the temperature and sea levels rise,
some of the inland lakes may (38) _____ _____ altogether, leaving an arid landscape.
39- 43. Think of one word only which can be used in all three sentences. (5 points)
39. - Although this applicant has ____________ all the requirements of the jury board, her
performance was considered lackluster compared to several others.
- We _______ severe technical difficulties that forced us to abandon our holiday plans.
- The two presidents ___________ for a discussion of bilateral ties in the field of
economics and trade.
40. - The fishing trip was called off due to impossibly ________ waves offshore.
- Mikhails tremendous academic achievements is expected to earn him a _________
ranking at this competition.
- Putting on some festive music will put your teammates in ________ spirits during
the entire trip.
41. - The cliff ___________ was starting to crumble into the sea.
- I don't know how I'm going to ____________ her after what happened.
- The Wasps _____________ the Hornets in two weeks.
42. -The building began _______________ as a church.
- The riots presented a considerable risk to ___________ and property.
- Try to put some ______________ into your painting.
43. - Tom is bound to get a real wake up _______ when he enters the world of work after
being closeted in the university for the last seven years.
- Many young men answered the _____ to arms and signed up as soon as war was
declared.
- That car nearly drove into us, it was a really close ________________.
44 51. There are 8 mistakes in the passage. Underline and correct them. (8 points)
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1 Kansas is know for many things - wheat, sunflowers ... and tornadoes! What famous
2 story set in Kansas feature a tornado? The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, by L. Frank
3 Baum, tells the story of Dorothy, who gets caught in a Kansas tornado and lands in
4 the imaginative land of Oz. This story has been dramatized on stage and film. You
5 might have seen the movie version, which stars Judy Garland like Dorothy.
6 Tornadoes are storms within rapid rotating winds that form a funnel cloud. Also
7 known as "twisters," they extend downward from the huge clouds of a severe
8 thunderstorm. The winds that rotate within a tornado usually reach a speed of mostly
9 300 miles per hour! A tornado often sweeps through an area quickly, but it can cause
10.. considerable destruction. There have been the number of remarkable reports of
11.. tornadoes. In one instance, a schoolhouse was demolished while the 85 students
12.. originally inside it were carried more than 400 feet with none killed. There was also
13.. a case of five railway coaches, each weighs 70 tons, lifted from their tracks.
44. Line ____ : _________->___________
45. Line: ____: _________-> ___________
46. Line ____ : _________-> ___________
47. Line ____ : _________-> ___________
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presence for a romp like this, he too has his moments as an acrobat-turned-swordsman. The film-makers peddle costume-drama
cliches with so much wit and sparkle it never seems to matter.
D- Character: A handsome but dour tale, set in turn-of-the-century Rotterdam. The excessively detailed production and costume
design leave the film looking like a museum piece. Taking his cue from the surroundings, Jan Decleir is endlessly morose as the
brutal bailiff Dreverhaven, who behaves ruthlessly when evicting tenants. His antagonistic relationship with his son is at the core
of the story, but the film-makers seem too busy laying on the period detail to do justice to the dark and vicious parable.
E - The Good, the Bad and the Ugly: This digitally re-mastered video re-release shows off director Leone's craftsmanship to its
best advantage. The sound editing, in particular, stands out every footstep, creaking floorboard or barking dog registers loud and
clear. The storytelling is relentlessly cruel and whenever there's a lull, it only takes a burst of Morricone's magnificent music to
quicken the pulse on a moral level. There isn't much to distinguish between the good (Clint Eastwood), the bad (Lee van Cleef)
and the ugly (Ell Wallach), all of whom seem equally unscrupulous as they maraud across the post Civil War West.
F - The Longest Day: 'Forty-eight International stars' trumpets the publicity for this three-hour Darryl Zanuck war epic. With four
directors and 23,000 extras as well, this is one pudding which is definitely over-egged. The early sequences, in which the battlehardened veterans wait for confirmation of when the invasion will happen, drag as much for the audience as for the soldiers. On a
logistical level (if not an aesthetic one), this is an impressive enough feat but it cries out for the big screen. Panned and scanned on
video, it is inevitably a diminished experience.
81- 87. Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence. Do not alter the word given.
(7 points)
81. It was so hot that she fainted.
-> (if) She ... it hadnt been so hot.
82. It was almost dark that we got home.
-> (until) It was not .... we got home.
83. All the guests enjoyed themselves at home apart from George.
-> (who) George was the ...enjoy himself at home.
84. She just looks like my cousin Mary.
-> (reminds) She my cousin Mary.
85. Id rather not go out this evening.
-> (feel) I . out this evening.
86. Martha wasnt surprised at all that you got the highest prize at the competition.
-> (came) It you got the highest prize at the competition.
87. Its sad, but unemployment is unlikely to go down this year.
-> ( as) Sad . this year
88- 94. Rewrite each sentence so that it has similar meaning and contains the word in bold .Do not alter the word given.
(7 points)
88. Nobody at all came to the meeting.
-> (single) ..
89. I cant bear so much pollution.
-> (put) ..
90. We paid a visit to my aunt on her birthday.
-> (called)
91. Last year they painted our house.
-> (had)
92. The book you lent me was not as good as I expected it to be.
-> (live) ..
93. You can stay with us for a week.
-> (put) ..
94. In this area, Thailand is much better than all other countries in football.
-> (shoulders)
95- 100. Put the words in order and make sentences. (6 points)
95- 96. else / to / better / Sarah / has / one / go / everyone / always / than /./
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97- 98. to / to / worse / going / be / bad / Conditions / seem / from /./
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99- 100. the / tried / to / best / we / was / make / bad / a / job / weather / The / of / bad / but /./
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________The end________
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ANSWER KEY
There are 100 points in this test. For each correct answer, the student gets a point. The raw score then is converted according to the
scale of mark 20. All other correct answers which are not mentioned here are acceptable. It is advisable for the teachers to discuss
if there is an alternative answer different from the given answer.
1. B. maths
2. D. engage
3. B. envious
4. C. gamekeeper
5. D. laugh
6. A. trustworthy
7. C. optimistic
8. B. frontier
9. D. innovative
10. A. eligible
11. C. being able
12. A. he
13. C. awe
14. D. counter
15. C. be set up
16. C. construction
17. C. all the same
18. D. escaped
19. B. whereby
20. C. bound
21. A. to be informed
22. D. swing
23. Doubtless/Undoubtedly
24. terrified
25. psychologists
26. irrational
27. combination
28. insecticide
29. infestations
30. preferable
31. feed on
32. pulling down
33. breaking off
34. dying out
35. prey on
36. eat away at
37. washing away
38. dry up
39. met
40. high
41. face
42. life
43. call
44. line 1 know -> known
45. line 2 feature -> features
46. line 4 imaginative -> imaginary
47. line 5 like -> as
48. line 6 rapid -> rapidly
49. line 8 mostly -. almost
50. line 10 the -> a