ÔN HSG - B 1

ĐỀ 1
SECTION ONE: LISTENING

Part 1. For each question, decide whether the statement is TRUE or FALSE. Tick (√) the correct boxes.
You will listen to the recording twice. (3 pts)
STATEMENTS TRUE FALSE
1. Toothpaste was invented about 1600 years ago.
2. The earliest people who used toothpaste were Ancient Greeks.
3. Ancient Greeks used some ingredients similar to those in modern toothpaste.
4. Umbrellas appeared in ancient sculptures of the Greeks and Persians.
5. The umbrella used to symbolise high social class.
6. The umbrella was first used to protect people from the sun.
Part 2. For each question, choose the correct answer A, B, or C. You will listen to the recording twice. (2 pts)
1. Which is John’s purpose of seeing Steve?
A. He wants to know more about the manufacturing condition of Lintel.
B. He wants to understand the manufacturing process in Lintel.
C. He wants to know more about the financial flows in Lintel.
2. Which is NOT mentioned as a stage of the Lintel’s production process?
A. Receiving customer-order information.
B. Ordering materials from suppliers.
C. Transporting the finished products.
3. How is Lintel controlling the quality of the raw materials?
A. Limiting the quantity of purchased materials.
B. Working with the Quality Control group.
C. Issuing the quality requirements.
4. What is the Material Request form used for?
A. Ordering new materials from the suppliers.
B. Transporting new materials from suppliers to Lintel.
C. Moving materials from department to department.
1. ………. 2. ………. 3. ………. 4. ……….
Part 3. Listen and fill in the blank with the missing information. (10 pts)
This is the public service announcement for the heart-to-heart (1) … . We are a non-profit organization that helps people in
(2) … . As the Tet holiday approaches, we’re asking you to think of those in our (3) … who need help. Even today, we have
(4) … problems in our community. Many children and adults are (5) …, cold and sick every day. Our goal here at the heart-to-
heart charity is to help those people. To do this, we need your help. To help, you can do one of three (6) … things. First, you
can donate food and clothes to our organization. Your food and clothing will go (7) … to someone who needs it. Second, you
can donate money to our organization. We will only use your money to buy food, clothes and (8) … for the needy. Or last,
you can donate your time and work in the office. We always need new (9) … . Your donation of any kind will always be
welcome. So please contact us at 15 Hartan Street. We’re (10) … from 8:30 AM to 10 PM every day.
1. ………………… 2. ………………… 3. ………………… 4. ………………… 5. …………………
6. ………………… 7. ………………… 8. ………………… 9. ………………… 10. …………………
SECTION TWO: PHONOLOGY

I. Choose the word whose bold part is pronounced differently from the others. (5 pts)
1. A. remark B. retard C. drunkard D. discard …………
2. A. decided B. hatred C. sacred D. warned …………
3. A. solve B. stove C. hostage D. shone …………
4. A. recruit B. species C. decent D. recent …………
5. A. alarm B. alert C. alliance D. ally …………
II. Choose the word whose stress pattern is different from the others. (5 pts)
1. A. cooperation B. responsibility C. authoritative D. mathematician …………
2. A. zoology B. unless C. enjoyable D. random …………
3. A. mausoleum B. presidential C. bourgeoisie D. communicative …………
4. A. engineer B. temperature C. Japanese D. entertain …………
5. A. economic B. considerate C. effectively D. environment …………
SECTION THREE: VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR
I. Choose the option (A, B, C, or D) that completes each sentence. (10 pts)
1. They’ve spread the work pretty _____ among the typists in the office.
A. correctly B. evenly C. hardly D. much …………
2. Trinh Cong Son was probably the most _____ songwriter of his generation.
A. prolific B. perfect C. indispensable D. productive …………
3. Her term paper was very good _____ a few spelling mistakes.
A. regardless B. excluded C. apart from D. not to mention …………
4. I enjoy being a big fish in a small _____.
A. pond B. pool C. lake D. tank …………
5. All streets light come on automatically _____.
A. at dawn B. at dusk C. at outbreak D. at noon …………
6. The _____ of his first novel appeared in The Times yesterday.
A. survey B. inspection C. appraisal D. review …………
7. Many species of rare animals are _____ of extinction.
A. at the side B. on the verge C. at risk D. in dangers …………
8. There are a lot of _____ buildings in the centre of Sydney.
A. many-floored B. many-story C. multi-storied D. multi-storey …………
9. Those interested in the post of Assistant Manager are requested to apply _____.
A. as a person B. in person C. as persons D. by person …………
10. He had been completely exhausted but he felt considerably _____ after a meal and a rest.
A. renewed B. renovated C. refreshed D. remade …………
11. Susan: "Shall we go to the cinema this Saturday?" Alice: "_____"
A. Yes, we do. B. No, I don't. C. Yes, let's. D. No. Why not? …………
12. I estimate that this diamond ring is _____ about $10,000.
A. valued B. precious C. worth D. priced …………
13. Sarah's friends all have brothers and sisters but she is a(n) _____ child.
A. singular B. individual C. single D. only …………
14. _____ from being embarrassed by his mistake, the lecturer went on confidently with his talk.
A. Distant B. Far C. A long way D. Miles …………
15. He didn't _____ to help her even though she was very ill.
A. open an eye B. lift a finger C. bend his arm D. shake a leg …………
16. How old is Janet? I haven't the slightest _____.
A. bet B. theory C. guess D. idea …………
17. Solar heat penetrates more deeply into water than _____.
A. it is penetrating into the soil B. it does into soil …………
C. does it into soil D. that it does into soil
18. You have to decide on five courses _____.
A. among those offering by the school B. among those the school offers …………
C. which the school offers you those D. the school puts you on offer
19. A ballad, _____, is a song that tells a dramatic story.
A. as the oldest form or poetry B. that is the oldest form of poetry …………
C. the oldest form of poetry D. is the oldest form or poetry
20. 38 national sites are known as parks, another 82 as monuments, and _____.
A. the another 178 as historical sites B. the other 178 as historical sites …………
C. 78 plus 100 more as historical sites D. as historical sites 178
II. Give the correct tense or form of the verbs in brackets to complete the sentences. (5 pts)
1. John (fall) off the ladder while he (paint) the ceiling.
2. By the time he (return) next month, I (finish) this job.
3. Bill panicked when (face) with a crisis but (not listen) to me.
4. (know) that she’s very selfish, I don’t mind her (appoint) above me.
5. You (not treat) her so badly. She (be) very upset by that.
1. …………………………. …………………………. 4. …………………………. ………………………….
2. …………………………. …………………………. 5. …………………………. ………………………….
3. …………………………. ………………………….
III. Supply the correct form of the words in brackets to complete each of the following sentences. (5 pts)
1. Our neighbors apologize for the (annoy) they have caused. ………………………….
2. The army tried unsuccessfully to (throw) the government. ………………………….
3. On most TV channels now, films are shown with (title). ………………………….
4. Athletes take part in the Olympic Games in the true spirit of (sport). ………………………….
5. Drinking and driving is no longer (social) acceptable. ………………………….
6. We were late just because we had (estimate) the time it would take. ………………………….
7. The shop refused to exchange the goods without a (receive). ………………………….
8. Most of the (head) in today’s newspapers are about the suicide bombings. ………………………….
9. Intelligent as you may be, you shouldn’t be (confident). ………………………….
10.Sara (caution) stepped out for fear of being recognised. ………………………….
IV. Fill each blank with a suitable preposition or adverb particle. (10 pts)
1. She is not only indifferent ...................... other people, she is very rude ...................... them as well.
2. I know the boy is slow ...................... understanding, but you must be patient ...................... him.
3. ...................... opening his mouth to speak, he showed his ignorance ...................... world politics.
4. ...................... the flood, the village was difficult ...................... access.
5. You should apologize ...................... what you have done ...................... both your aunt and uncle.
6. The driver decides to make a claim ...................... damages made ...................... his car.
7. Charles has good taste ...................... music but he's got no talent ...................... figures.
8. He's always ...................... time. In fact, he's punctual ...................... the minute.
9. He gave me some money ...................... payment ...................... all my service.
10. Much has been done to work ...................... a good solution ...................... traffic problems.
V. Identify one error in each sentence and get it right. (5 pts)
0. Improving your health, you’d better try to do regular exercise.
A B C D
1. Two third of the hostages are still being held by the terrorists.
A B C D
2. Like almost elderly people, she usually spends time speaking about old times.
A B C D
3. When I was walking past the park, I saw some children play football.
A B C D
4. Ann and Susan have known each other during they were at school.
A B C D
5. He works as a doctor and earns twice more than his sister does.
A B C D
0. … A…..  ….. To improve …... 3. ………..  ……………………….
1. ………..  ………………………. 4. ………..  ……………………….
2. ………..  ………………………. 5. ………..  ……………………….
SECTION FOUR: READING

I. Read the passage and choose the correct answer (A, B, C, or D) to each of the questions that follow. (10 pts)
Have you ever thought about the names of the months? Why are “January” and “February” not called “Primo” or “Secondo”?
Is it because the original names were created in ancient times? Or is it because the originators preferred odd words?
Take February, for example. Say it aloud a few minutes and you start to wonder. Most people don’t know who developed
these names. However, a little research reveals that the names of the months came mostly from a combination of the
names of Roman gods and goddesses, important festivals, and the original numbers of the months.
Julius Caesar and Pope Gregory XIII change the calendar to make it more exact. Caesar developed a new calendar of 364
and a quarter days, the time it takes the earth to orbit the sun from one spring season to the next. The Pope’s astronomers
refined the calendar regarding leap years; they determined that there should be no leap year in years ending in 00- unless
they were divisible by 400; the years 1700, 1800, 1900 and 2100 would not be considered leap years, while the years 1600
and 2000 would be. This new Gregorian calendar was so accurate that today, scientists need only add leap seconds every
few years to the clock in order to keep the calendar matching the Earth’s cycles.
1. What is the topic of the passage?
A. How the months were named B. How the modern calendar was named and developed
C. How the leap year system was developed D. How accurate the modern day is calendar
2. It can be inferred from paragraph 1 that the author think the names of the months are _____.
A. odd B. difficult to pronounce C. inappropriate D. none of the answers
3. The word “they” in paragraph 3 refers to _____.
A. calendars B. days C. astronomers D. years
4. The word “accurate” in paragraph 3 is closest in meaning to _____.
A. interesting B. informative C. correct D. simple
5. Which of the following will be a leap year?
A. 2300 B. 2400 C. 2200 D. 2500
6. Which of the following is true of the Gregorian calendar?
A. It needs major improvements.
B. It was so well designed, it needs little adjusting today.
C. It copied the Roman calendar’s formula of leap years.
D. none of the answers
7. Why is Caesar important in calendar making?
A. He changed the length of the year. B. He extended summer.
C. He has a month named for him. D. He altered the number of days in the year.
8. In what order is the information in the passage presented?
A. Caesar’s calendar, the Gregorian calendar, the modern calendar
B. Roman Gods, important festivals, original numbers of months
C. Names of months, Caesar’s calendar, the Gregorian Calendar
D. The modern calendar, names of months, Roman Gods
9. The word “refined” in paragraph 3 is closest in meaning to _____.
A. studied B. invented C. observed D. improved
10. Why is the number of 364 and a quarter important?
A. It is the length of time from the beginning of spring to the end of winter.
B. It is the length of a planetary year.
C. It is the most accurate number for calendars.
D. It was a number randomly chosen by Caesar for his calendar.
1. ……… 2. ……… 3. ……… 4. ……… 5. ……… 6. ……… 7. ……… 8. ……… 9. ……… 10. ………
II. Read the passage and decide which answer (A, B, C, or D) best fits each gap. (5 pts)
SPORTS PHOTOGRAPHY
Sport as a spectacle and photography as a way of recording action have developed together. At the turn of the 20th century,
Edward J. Muybridge was experimenting with photographs of movement. His pictures of a runner (1) … in every history of
photography.
Another milestone was when the scientist and photographer Harold Edgerton (2) … the limits of photographic technology
with his study of a (3) … of milk hitting the suffice of a dish. Another advance was the development of miniature cameras in
the late 1920s, which made it possible for sports photographers to (4) … their cumbersome cameras behind.
The arrival of television was a significant development in the transmission of sport. Paradoxically, it was of benefit to still
photographers. People who watched a sports event on TV, with all its movement and action, (5) … the still image as a
reminder of the game.
Looking back, we can see how (6) … sports photography has changed. Early sports photographers were as interested in the
stories behind the sport as in the sport itself. Contemporary sports photography (7) … the glamour of sport, the colour and
the action. But the best sports photographers today do more than simply tell the story of the event, or make a (8) … of it.
They (9) … in a single dramatic moment the real emotions of the participants, emotions with which people looking at the
photographs can (10) … .
1. A. exhibit B. show C. feature D. demonstrate …………
2. A. enlarged B. extended C. prolonged D. spread …………
3. A. splash B. drop C. dash D. drip …………
4. A. put B. keep C. lay D. leave …………
5. A. chose B. valued C. pointed D. cheered …………
6. A. highly B. radically C. extremely D. severely…………
7. A. outlines B. signals C. emphasises D. forms …………
8. A. preservation B. store C. mark D. record …………
9. A. seize B. grasp C. capture D. secure …………
10. A. identify B. share C. unite D. join …………
III. Fill each blank in the following passage with ONE suitable word. (10 pts)
Thoroughly tired he lay down on the bed and (1) … asleep almost immediately. He was (2) … by the sound of heavy
footsteps in the attic above. He took his torch and crept up the steep flight of stairs, (3) … the attic door silently. There were
some cupboards inside but otherwise the room was (4) … empty. He (5) … on his torch now and started to examine it
carefully, but found (6) … to explain the sounds. He leaned against a large ward-robe and (7) … his head disbelievingly. He
had no idea (8) … to do next. Then he noticed that the surface of the floor was completely covered with dust apart from (9)
… own footprints. He made his way downstairs again but he slept little that night. He kept listening to every sound and
wondering (10) … the house might be haunted.
1. ………………… 2. ………………… 3. ………………… 4. ………………… 5. …………………
6. ………………… 7. ………………… 8. ………………… 9. ………………… 10. …………………
SECTION FIVE: WRITING
I. Finish each sentence in such a way that it means the same as the sentence printed before it. (10 pts)
1. The boy is too young to understand the problem.
The boy is not ............................................................................................................................................................
2. If you want my advice, I would forget about buying a new house.
If I ...............................................................................................................................................................................
3. The critics were very impressed by her performance.
Her performance made ..............................................................................................................................................
4. I’d rather not go to the library tomorrow.
I don’t feel ..................................................................................................................................................................
5. You have disobeyed your teacher. Therefore, you’ll be seriously punished.
As a result of ..............................................................................................................................................................
6. You’d better get down to typing the report.
It’s time........................................................................................................................................................................
7. He’s not only bad-tempered but also very lazy.
As well.........................................................................................................................................................................
8. The cost of living has gone up considerably in the last few years.
There ..........................................................................................................................................................................
9. The lights failed the moment they started the show.
Hardly .........................................................................................................................................................................
10. He’d prefer me not to join that club.
He’d rather .................................................................................................................................................................
II. Rewrite each sentence so that it means the same as the original one, using the word given. (5 pts)
1. My manager gets on well with all of us. (terms)
My manager ………………………………….. all of us.
2. All the students like Laura for her cleverness. (popular)
Laura …………………………………….…….... for her cleverness.
3. I found this photo by chance when I was looking through some old papers. (came)
I …………………………………….…….... when I was looking through some old papers.
4. It is not a waste of time to try out the machine before paying for it. (worth)
It is …………………………………….…….... before paying for it.
5. He wished he hadn’t told her all the truth right from the first place. (regretted)
He …………………………………….…….... right from the first place.
ĐỀ 2
Part 1. For each question, decide whether the statement is TRUE or FALSE. Tick (√) the correct boxes.
You will listen to the recording twice. (3 pts)
STATEMENTS TRUE FALSE
1. Toothpaste was invented about 1600 years ago.
2. The earliest people who used toothpaste were Ancient Greeks.
3. Ancient Greeks used some ingredients similar to those in modern toothpaste.
4. Umbrellas appeared in ancient sculptures of the Greeks and Persians.
5. The umbrella used to symbolise high social class.
6. The umbrella was first used to protect people from the sun.
Part 2. For each question, choose the correct answer A, B, or C. You will listen to the recording twice. (2 pts)
5. Which is John’s purpose of seeing Steve?
A. He wants to know more about the manufacturing condition of Lintel.
B. He wants to understand the manufacturing process in Lintel.
C. He wants to know more about the financial flows in Lintel.
6. Which is NOT mentioned as a stage of the Lintel’s production process?
A. Receiving customer-order information.
B. Ordering materials from suppliers.
C. Transporting the finished products.
7. How is Lintel controlling the quality of the raw materials?
A. Limiting the quantity of purchased materials.
B. Working with the Quality Control group.
C. Issuing the quality requirements.
8. What is the Material Request form used for?
A. Ordering new materials from the suppliers.
B. Transporting new materials from suppliers to Lintel.
C. Moving materials from department to department.
1. ………. 2. ………. 3. ………. 4. ……….
Part 3. Listen and fill in the blank with the missing information. (10 pts)
This is the public service announcement for the heart-to-heart (1) … . We are a non-profit organization that helps people in
(2) … . As the Tet holiday approaches, we’re asking you to think of those in our (3) … who need help. Even today, we have
(4) … problems in our community. Many children and adults are (5) …, cold and sick every day. Our goal here at the heart-to-
heart charity is to help those people. To do this, we need your help. To help, you can do one of three (6) … things. First, you
can donate food and clothes to our organization. Your food and clothing will go (7) … to someone who needs it. Second, you
can donate money to our organization. We will only use your money to buy food, clothes and (8) … for the needy. Or last,
you can donate your time and work in the office. We always need new (9) … . Your donation of any kind will always be
welcome. So please contact us at 15 Hartan Street. We’re (10) … from 8:30 AM to 10 PM every day.
1. ………………… 2. ………………… 3. ………………… 4. ………………… 5. …………………
6. ………………… 7. ………………… 8. ………………… 9. ………………… 10. …………………
I. Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from the others. (5 pts)
1. A. absolute B. remember C. cucumber D. climber …………
2. A. smooth B. worth C. cloth D. myth …………
3. A. cities B. caches C. raises D. washes …………
4. A. burden B. university C. surprise D. versatile…………
5. A. preference B. exploration C. definition D. requirement …………
6. A. engineer B. lemonade C. socialism D. referee …………
7. A. magician B. disaster C. chaotic D. advertise …………
8. A. inactivity B. operation C. horizontal D. military …………
9. A. technique B. offer C. channel D. narrow …………
10. A. temperature B. mausoleum C. biological D. advantageous …………
I. Choose the correct answer (A, B, C, or D) to each of the following questions. (10 pts)
1. I read the report again and again _____ avoiding making spelling mistakes.
A. with a view to B. on account of C. by means of D. in terms of …………
2. On Sundays in England most shops are closed and _____ the theatres and cinemas.
A. so are B. neither are C. are too D. so aren’t …………
3. Television came into _____ and became a competitor with the motion pictures.
A. practice B. enforcement C. use D. life …………
4. It’s a matter of life and death. As a consequence, we will give it serious _____.
A. reviews B. thoughts C. opinions D. consideration …………
5. Taking photographs in this world renowned museum is _____ forbidden.
A. absolutely B. highly C. seriously D. strictly …………
6. _____ the hard evidence against him, the jury had no option but to find him guilty.
A. Given that B. In view of C. In regard to D. With a view to …………
7. Of the ten beauty spots my brother visited, _____ left a lasting impression on him.
A. none of which B. not one of them C. which none D. and none of them …………
8. With three days to _____ before the final examination, he had to digest such a lot of facts.
A. go B. come C. remain D. spare …………
9. Parents play a _____ role in a child’s upbringing, especially during the formative years.
A. supporting B. crucial C. starring D. title …………
10. You can talk to him until you are _____ in the face, but he still won’t understand.
A. white B. green C. yellow D. blue …………
11. Carbon emissions from airplanes and other pollutants greatly _____ to global warming.
A. attribute B. stem C. contribute D. spark …………
12. The result is impossible to predict with any degree of _____.
A. certainty B. assurance C. insurance D. probability …………
13. _____ different in character we are, we have been mutual friends since our childhood.
A. However B. Despite being C. Although D. Whatever …………
14. _____ that you should drink at least eight glasses of water a day.
A. The medical evidence we suggest B. Based on medical evidence, it suggests …………
C. Medically, we suggest evidence D. There is no medical evidence to suggest
15. The mini dress was _____, but now it is making a comeback.
A. once a fad thought to be finished B. once thought to be a finished fad …………
C. a fad once thought to be finished D. a fad thought to be once finished
16. Pete: If you ask me, action movies are great. Margaret: _____
A. You can say that again! B. Never mind! …………
C. That’s that. D. Sure. It’s my pleasure.
17. "Hello? Alice? This is Jeff. How are you?”
“Jeff? What a coincidence! I _____ about you when the phone rang."
A. was just thinking B. have just been thinking …………
C. just thought D. was just thought
18. We have a/n _____ to use when it rains.
A. small, old, purple umbrella B. purple, small, old umbrella …………
C. old, purple, small umbrella D. small, purple, old umbrella
19. The streets _____ to the city centre on Christmas Eve _____ with people and traffic.
A. led - packed B. leading - were packed …………
C. which leading - pack D. to lead - packing
20. The best magnifying glasses can make things _____.
A. look 10 to 20 times larger than they actually are …………
B. look larger 10 to 20 times than they are actually
C. 10 to 20 times larger than they are actually
D. look larger than 10 to 20 times they are actually
6. In a report (submit) to the government, scientists recommended that the building of the bridge (stop).
7. You (tell) me you couldn’t come to the concert before I (order) the tickets.
8. I’m afraid by the time she (get) to the airport, the plane (take) off.
9. Before you (mention) him, I (never hear) of that author.
10. This time next week, we (tour) Europe, (have) a good time.
1. …………………………. …………………………. 4. …………………………. ………………………….
2. …………………………. …………………………. 5. …………………………. ………………………….
3. …………………………. ………………………….
11. Thousands of people are living in (MISERABLE) after the earthquake. ………………………….
12. It’s really difficult to (DIFFER) between politeness and real kindness. ………………………….
13. I’ve just got a letter from the (PERSON) department. It’s good news! ………………………….
14. Mind your language, you guys. It is (EXCUSE) rude. ………………………….
15. (LEAD) skill is the one skill that can grant you the opportunity to get a good job. ………………………….
16. The monument was erected in (REMEMBER) of the fallen soldiers for posterity. ………………………….
17. Being a career woman, Angelina devoted herself exclusively to (FAR) her career. ………………………….
18. He is very generous and everyone admired his (SELF). ………………………….
19. We should learn all the new words by heart in order to (RICH) our vocabulary. ………………………….
20. (ENVIRONMENT) are very worried about increased deforestation.………………………….
11. She was very angry ...................... being treated ...................... a child.
12. He went to Cambodia ...................... the aim ...................... finding a well-paid job.
13. The management came up ...................... a lot of criticism for the way they dealt ...................... the situation.
14. Jessica came ...................... with flu while she was ...................... a trip to Ireland.
15. This bread smells ...................... fish! It must have gone ...................... .
16. All men ...................... 18 and 25 ...................... exception are expected to serve in the army during war time.
17. Police are warning the public to be ...................... the alert ...................... suspicious packages.
18. His father works ...................... an oil rig far out ...................... sea.
19. Will you keep an eye ...................... the luggage. I’ll be back ...................... a minute.
20. The problem is ...................... my understanding. I know nothing ...................... it.
A B C D
1. The wooden fence surrounded the factory is beginning to deteriorate from rain.
A B C D
2. I think it would be easier to hold the audience’s attention if you had a slide show along to the lecture.
A B C D
3. Because it was structurally unsafe, the 75-years-old building had to be pulled down.
A B C D
4. When we go on vacation, we prefer swimming, go sightseeing and lying on the beach.
A B C D
5. This telephone isn’t so cheap as other one, but it works much better.
A B C D
0. … A…..  ….. To improve …... 3. ………..  ……………………….
1. ………..  ………………………. 4. ………..  ……………………….
2. ………..  ………………………. 5. ………..  ……………………….

The Winterthur Museum is a collection and a house. There are many museums devoted to the decorative arts and many
house museums, but rarely in the United States is a great collection displayed in a great country house. Passing through
successive generations of a single family, Winterthur has been a private estate for more than a century. Even after the
extensive renovations made to it between 1929 and 1931, the house remained a family residence. This fact is of importance
to the atmosphere and effect of the museum. The impression of a lived-in house is apparent to the visitor: the rooms
look as if they were vacated only a short while ago whether by the original owners of the furniture or the most recent
residents of the house can be a matter of personal interpretation. Winterthur remains, then, a house in which a collection of
furniture and architectural elements has been assembled. Like an English country house, it is an organic structure; the
house, as well as the collection and manner of displaying it to the visitor, has changed over the years. The changes have
coincided with developing concepts of the American arts, increased knowledge on the part of collectors and students, and a
progression toward the achievement of a historical effect in period-room displays. The rooms at Winterthur have followed this
current, yet still retained the character of a private house.
The concept of a period room as a display technique has developed gradually over the years in an effort to present works of
art in a context that would show them to greater effect and would give them more meaning for the viewer. Comparable to the
habitat group in a natural history museum, the period room represents the decorative arts in a lively and interesting manner
and provides an opportunity to assemble objects related by style, date, or place of manufacture.
1. What does the passage mainly discuss?
A. The reason that Winterthur was redesigned
B. Elements that make Winterthur an unusual museum.
C. How Winterthur compares to English country houses.
D. Historical furniture contained in Winterthur.
2. The phrase "devoted to" in line 1 is closest in meaning to _____.
A. surrounded by B. specializing in C. successful in D. sentimental about
3. What happened at Winterthur between 1929 and 1931?
A. The owners moved out. B. The house was repaired
C. The old furniture was replaced D. The estate became a museum.
4. What does the author mean by stating "the impression of a lived-in house is apparent to the visitor" (lines 5-6)?
A. Winterthur is very old
B. Few people visit Winterthur.
C. Winterthur does not look like a typical museum.
D. The furniture at Winterthur looks comfortable.
5. The word "assembled" in line 9 is closest in meaning to _____.
A. summoned B. appreciated C. brought together D. fundamentally changed
6. The word "it" in line 10 refers to _____.
A. Winterthur B. collection C. visitor D. English country house
7. The word "developing" in line 11 is closest in meaning to _____.
A. traditional B. exhibiting C. informative D. evolving
8. According to the passage, objects in a period room are related by all of the following EXCEPT _____.
A. date B. style C. past ownership D. place of manufacture
9. What is the relationship between the two paragraphs in the passage?
A. Paragraph 2 explains a term that was mentioned in Paragraph 1.
B. Each paragraph describes a different approach to the display of objects in a museum.
C. Paragraph 2 explains a philosophy of art appreciation that contrasts with that explained in Paragraph 1.
D. Each paragraph describes a different historical period.
10. Where in the passage does the author explain why displays at Winterthur have changed?
A. lines 1-2 B. lines 4-5 C. lines 5-7 D. lines 10-12
1. ……… 2. ……… 3. ……… 4. ……… 5. ……… 6. ……… 7. ……… 8. ……… 9. ……… 10. ………
You have probably never heard of Charles Burgess Fry but in the early years of this century, he has the most famous man in
England. He became (1) ... while still at the university, mainly (2) ... of his sporting achievements. He was, at the same time,
captain of the university football, cricket and athletics team and held the world record for the long jump. He was (3) ... a
popular sport journalist. He was so famous that letters addressed to “Mr. Fry, Oxford” were delivered to him (4) ... any
difficulty. His college, although it has a quite different name, (5) ... known as “Fry’s College”.
Some people have criticized Fry’s sporting (6) ... They point out that he lived at a time (7) ... standards were quite low and (8)
... was much easier to do well in several sports. It is certainly true that athletes at a time did not have the totally delicate
approach of modern athletes. However, it is only fair to judge him (9) ... the standards of his (10) ... time. There is no doubt
that he had extraordinary skills and an ability to write about sport with style and intelligence.
11. A. fame B. rich C. well-known D. common …………
12. A. because B. that C. which D. thus …………
13. A. so B. too C. also D. of …………
14. A. with B. without C. no D. not …………
15. A. be B. which C. what D. was …………
16. A. expect B. succeed C. famous D. achievements …………
17. A. then B. when C. which D. that …………
18. A. him B. men C. they D. it …………
19. A. at B. beneath C. out of D. to …………
20. A. single B. owe C. own D. private …………
The city of Melbourne, Australia has always had a (1) … for unusual weather. Melbourne people enjoy (2) … this joke to
visitors: if you don’t like the weather in Melbourne, don’t worry, just wait five minutes, because it’s sure to change. At the
beginning of 1992, Melbourne had its (3) … January for over 100 years. It rained for nine days on end. As well as raining all
day, the weather was also cold. At night, people in some Melbourne suburbs were turning on their heating as (4) … it was
winter. It was so cold many people could (5) … believe that it was summer at all.
The best weather in Melbourne, however, is not usually in the summer; it is in the autumn. The autumn usually has more
pleasant days (6) … the summer. The weather in autumn is usually (7) … of warm days and cool, comfortable (8) … .
The scenery of the city at this time of year is beautiful, too. Melbourne has many lovely gardens and parklands with beautiful
trees. In the autumn, the trees change their (9) … to red, gold and brown. As they are (10) … in the air by the wind of a late
autumn day, the leaves add life to the city. So even if the summer is cold and wet, people in Melbourne can still look forward
to the possibility of a warm sunny autumn.
1. ………………… 2. ………………… 3. ………………… 4. ………………… 5. …………………
6. ………………… 7. ………………… 8. ………………… 9. ………………… 10. …………………

11. The case was so heavy that the boy couldn’t lift it.
It was ..........................................................................................................................................................................
12. I’d rather he didn’t interfere with our discussion.
I’d prefer......................................................................................................................................................................
13. We lost the match because of the coach’s wrong tactics.
But for ........................................................................................................................................................................
14. How long have you studied English?
When ..........................................................................................................................................................................
15. It’s a pity that Linda didn’t join our trip.
I wish ..........................................................................................................................................................................
16. “What time did you go to bed last night, John?” she asked.
She wanted ................................................................................................................................................................
17. He couldn't break the record until his third attempt.
Not until ......................................................................................................................................................................
18. I used to own a dog. People came to the door. The dog never barked at them.
The dog ......................................................................................................................................................................
19. People believe that the Chinese invented gun powder.
Gun powder ...............................................................................................................................................................
20. I’m sure that someone forgot to lock the door last night.
Someone ....................................................................................................................................................................
II. Rewrite each sentence so that it means the same as the original one, using the word given. (5 pts)
1. The match was canceled due to the weather condition. (result)
The match was canceled …………………………..…….. the weather condition.
2. We couldn’t drive home because of heavy snow. (prevented)
Heavy snow ……………………….………………….. home.
3. Did Angela say why she arrived late? (reason)
Did Angela ……………………….……………….. late?
4. She couldn’t concentrate because the room was so hot. (difficult)
The heat in the room ……………….………………………….. to concentrate.
5. My parents don’t like us smoking at home. (approve)
My parents ……………………………………….. smoking at home.
ĐỀ 3
Part 1.
You will hear a radio interview with the manager of a summer activity course. For each question, choose the correct
answer. Write your answers (A, B, or C) in the spaces that follow. (5 pts)
0. This year, the course will run for _____.
A. six weeks B. seven weeks C. eight weeks
1. The problem last year was that _____.
A. few people wanted to attend
B. there were too few workers
C. there was Falsething to do on rainy days
2. This, year, for the first time, children will _____.
A. do creative activities B. do new outdoor sports C. organise events
3. Molly doesn’t think children will come for six weeks because _____.
A. it’s too expensive
B. they will do the same activities again and again
C. their parents will want to spend time with them
4. The course isn’t open to teenagers because _____.
A. Molly thinks they aren’t interested in the activities which are available
B. Molly thinks they should spend time with young people of a similar age
C. Molly’s staff think that teenagers are difficult to please
5. It’s important that parents of children attending the course _____.
A. pay the full amount immediately
B. choose the activities the child wants to do when they apply
C. inform Molly about any food the child can Falset eat
0. …. A ..… 1. ………… 2. ………… 3. ………… 4. ………… 5. …………
Part 2.
You will hear a radio anFalseuncer giving details about a local Motor Show. For each question, fill in the missing
information in the spaces. Write NO MORE THAN THREE words and/or a number. (5 pts)
Eastbrook Motor Show
Date: (0) ……18th July ………
Location: (1) …………………………… Show Ground

Old cars and buses
Displays: Cars of the (2) ……………………………
Jack Tyler from the Television Show (3) ……………………………

Famous People: Top Racing Driver Michael Boreman
Stalls selling gifts, jewellery and clothes

For Ladies: Competition - Guess the number of (4) …………………………… in the car
Price of Family Ticket: £ (5) ……………………………
Part 3.
Look at the questions for this part. You will hear a man called Steve and a woman called Caroline talking about
summer jobs. Decide if each sentence is True, or False. (5 pts)
0. Steve hasn’t arranged any work for the summer yet.
A. True B. False …. A ….
1. Caroline’s work will allow her to have free time during the day.
A. True B. False ………….
2. Caroline’s work will be located in a city.
3. Caroline found out about the job from the Internet.
4. Caroline says that work at music festivals is badly paid.
5. Caroline does Falset have to pay for her accommodation.

I. Pick out the word with its bold part pronounced differently. (5 pts)
1. A. introduced B. laughed C. advised D. mixed ………….
2. A. sweat B. breathe C. bread D. head ………….
3. A. pollution B. residential C. comparison D. pension ………….
4. A. bathe B. bath C. worthy D. clothe ………….
5. A. determine B. combine C. examine D. famine ………….
II. Pick out the word that has a different stress pattern. (5 pts)
1. A. prefer B. exercise C. forest D. advertise ………….
2. A. environment B. department C. improvement D. government ………….
3. A. success B. attractive C. develop D. entertain ………….
4. A. support B. industry C. surname D. famous ………….
5. A. decide B. offer C. select D. attract ………….

1. There is a _____ of skilled craftsmen in the industry.
A. want B. fault C. lack D. need ………….
2. The film was _____ on the novel of the same name.
A. founded B. built C. constructed D. based ………….
3. Nobody is ready to go, _____?
A. are they B. isn’t he C. is he D. aren’t they ………….
4. _____ all her effort, she wasn’t able to finish her job on time.
A. In spite B. Despite C. Regardless D. Although ………….
5. Unlike most Europeans, many Americans _____ a bowl of cereal for breakfast every day.
A. used to eating B. are used to eating C. are used to eat D. use to eat ………….
6. Don’t try to bite off more than you can _____. I am afraid you are not so talented.
A. take B. swallow C. hold D. chew ………….
7. Tim was taken off the short list for the job as his appointment would cause a lot of _____.
A. controversy B. dilemma C. challenge D. dissidence ………….
8. Theatrical ____ and artificial blood had been used to make the injuries look realistic.
A. get-together B. make-up C. look-out D. go-between ………….
9. They have _____ of helpers even when they are in need.
A. a great quantity B. a large amount C. a large number D. great number ………….
10. Jenny and her sister are so ______ that they could almost be twins.
A. likely B. alike C. same D. the same ………….
11. If the level of VAT is _____ this year, small businesses will be affected.
A. raised B. risen C. arisen D. aroused ………….
12. The policemen following the robbers were in _____ clothes.
A. plain B. ordinary C. normal D. simple ………….
13. The stolen painting was _____ a large sum of money.
A. worth B. valued C. cost D. priced ………….
14. Do you know the reason _____ Mr Jackson has resigned from his post so suddenly.
A. with which B. for which C. which D. that ………….
15. Ann: “Would you mind lending me your bike?” Bill: “_____”
A. Yes. Here it is. B. Not at all. C. Yes, let’s. D. Why not? ………….
16. We lived in that _____ on the corner of the streets.
A. old house brick small B. brick small old house ………….
C. small old brick house D. house brick small old
17. He asked me _____.
A. since when I had waited B. how long I have been waiting ………….
C. how long I had been waiting D. since when I waited
18. Ann: “How’s life here, Bill?” - Bill: “_____”
A. Sure, very nice. B. Not too bad, but very busy . ………….
C. Very well, thank you. D. Beautiful life!
19. Do you happen to know _____?
A. of whom this watch is B. whose watch is this ………….
C. whose watch this is D. this watch of whose
20. Sitting uncomfortably among many people he didn’t know, Joe was like _____.
A. water off a duck’s back B. a fish out of water ………….
C. a duck to water D. water under the bridge
II. Supply the correct form of the words in brackets to complete each of the following sentences. (5 pts)
1. The result was, however, (satisfy). What a shame! ………………………..
2. His dream is to be an (economy) like his father when he grows up. ………………………..
3. Mind your language, you guys. It is (excuse) rude. ………………………..
4. In this school, girl students (number) boy students by two to one. ………………………..
5. Food and clothing are (necessary) of life, not luxuries. ………………………..
6. This is a (seem) impossible task for such a young employee. ………………………..
7. The party is (form), so you don’t have to dress up for it. ………………………..
8. Tim and Shanon want to visit an (ocean) institute in Vietnam. ………………………..
9. Flowers are often (fertile) by bees as they gather nectar. ………………………..
10. The weather is becoming (increase) cold these days. ………………………..
1. It’s essential that you (make) up your mind whether (join) our club as soon as possible.
2. I (lend) you the book once I (finish) reading it.
3. This is the first time I (read) a novel (write) by an American novelist.
4. I hoped he (attend) the party, but he (not come). What a shame.
5. (Not do) his homework, Tom was likely (severely punish) by the teacher.
1. …………………………. …………………………. 4. …………………………. ………………………….
2. …………………………. …………………………. 5. …………………………. ………………………….
3. …………………………. ………………………….
1. They were proud ……………..… having succeeded ……………..… saving the child.
2. Who’ll compensate me ……………..… the damage done ……………..… my car?
3. Are you going to Japan ……………..… business or ……………..… pleasure?
4. She'd like to pay for the meal ……………..… credit card, not ……………..… cash.
5. I think you should stay ……………..… your present job ……………..… the time being.
6. The man was arrested ……………..… throwing stones ……………..… the police.
7. Though gentle ……………..… speech and attitude, she’s a woman ……………..… firm determination.
8. How dare you interfere ……………..… my work. It’s none ……………..… your business.
9. They put all the blame ……………..… me ……………..… the accident.
10. It’s typical ……………..… him to show ……………..… like that in public.
V. Identify the underlined part in each sentence that is not correct and get it right. (5 pts)
0. When coming back, I saw that the painting I wanted to buy was sold.
A B C D
1. I borrowed some milk from a neighbor of us as we didn’t have enough for breakfast.
A B C D
2. Do they play any other sports beside basketball and volleyball?
A B C D
3. A good artist as a good engineer learns as much from his mistakes as from successes.
A B C D
4. Modern farms are much larger than that of former times.
A B C D
5. It is an opportunity for all family members to gather, go shopping, and having dinner together.
A B C D
0. … D…..  had been sold 3. ………..  ……………………….
1. ………..  ………………………. 4. ………..  ……………………….
2. ………..  ………………………. 5. ………..  ……………………….

A pilot cannot fly by sight alone. In many conditions, such as flying at night and landing in dense fog, a pilot must use radar,
an alternative way of navigating. Since human eyes are not very good at determining speeds of approaching objects, radar
can show a pilot how fast nearby planes are moving. The basic principle of radar is exemplified by what happens when one
shouts in a cave. The echo of the sounds against the walls helps a person determine the size of the cave. With radar,
however, the waves are radio waves instead of sound waves. Radio waves travel at the speed of light, about 300,000
kilometers in one second. A radar set sends out a short burst of radio waves. Then it receives the echoes produced when the
waves bounce off objects. By determining the time it takes for the echoes to return to the radar set, a trained technician can
determine the distance between the radar set and other objects. The word “radar”, in fact, gets its name from the term “radio
detection and ranging”. “Ranging” is the term for detection of the distance between an object and the radar set. Besides
being of critical importance to pilots, radar is essential for air traffic control, tracking ships at sea, and for tracking weather
systems and storms.
1. What is the main topic of this passage?
A. The nature of radar. B. History of radar.
C. Alternatives to radar. D. Types of ranging.
2. According to the passage, what can radar detect besides location of objects?
A. Shape B. Size C. Speed D. Weight
3. The word “exemplified” in the passage can be replaced by _____.
A. specified B. resembled C. illustrated D. justified
4. The word “shouts” in the passage most closely means _____.
A. exclaims B. yells C. shoots D. whispers
5. Which of the following words best describes the tone of this passage?
A. argumentative B. explanatory C. humorous D. imaginative
6. According to the passage, the distance between a radar set and an object can be determined by _____.
A. the time it takes for a burst of radio waves to produce echoes when the waves bounce off the object
B. the term “ranging” used for detection of the distance between an object and the radar set
C. the time it takes for the radio waves to produce echoes and bounce off the object
D. the time it takes for the echoes produced by the radio waves to return to the radar set
7. Which type of waves does radar use?
A. tidal B. sound C. heat D. radio
8. The word “tracking” in the passage most closely means _____.
A. sending B. searching for C. ranging D. repairing
9. Which of the following would most likely be the topic of the next paragraph?
A. A history of flying B. Other uses of radar
C. The technology used by pilots D. Uses of some technology
10. What might be inferred about radar?
A. It takes the place of a radio.
B. It has improved navigational safety.
C. It was developed from a study of sound waves.
D. It gave birth to the invention of the airplane.
1. ……… 2. ……… 3. ……… 4. ……… 5. ……… 6. ……… 7. ……… 8. ……… 9. ……… 10. ………
Environmental Concerns
Earth is the only planet we know of in the universe that can support human life. …(1)... human activities are making the
planet less fit to live on. As the western world …(2)... on consuming two-thirds of the world's resources while half of the
world's population do so …(3)... to stay alive. We are rapidly destroying the …(4)... resource we have by which all people can
survive and prosper. Everywhere fertile soil is …(5)... built on or washed into the sea. Renewable resources are exploited so
much that they will never be able to recover …(6)... . We discharge pollutants into the atmosphere without any thought of the
consequences. As a …(7)..., the planet's ability to support people is being …(8)... at the very time when rising human
numbers and consumption are …(9)... increasingly heavy demands on it. The Earth's natural resources are there for us to
use. We need food, water, air, energy, medicines, warmth, shelter and minerals to …(10)... us fed, comfortable, healthy and
active. If we are sensible in how we use the resources they will last indefinitely. But if we use them wastefully and excessively
they will soon run out and everyone will suffer.
1. A. Although B. Still C. Yet D. Despite ………….
2. A. continues B. repeats C. carries D. follows ………….
3. A. already B. just C. for D. entirely ………….
4. A. alone B. individual C. lone D. only ………….
5. A. sooner B. neither C. either D. rather ………….
6. A. quite B. greatly C. utterly D. completely ………….
7. A. development B. result C. reaction D. product ………….
8. A. stopped B. narrowed C. reduced D. cut ………….
9. A. doing B. having C. taking D. making ………….
10. A. hold B. maintain C. stay D. keep ………….
ITALY’S MOST POETIC CITY
Venice has been an inspiration for writers, artists and musicians throughout history. In the 15th century it was the world’s (1)
port. Since then it has built up an astonishing collection of art and architecture (2) to its trade with the East.
The city (3) its visitors incredible sights. Do not believe those who say Venice is a museum. This is still a living city full of joys.
Venice looks good in any light. The sun makes the domes sparkle, but even on a grey, (4) day the city can be extremely
romantic.
And (5) it gets overcrowded, (6) is an easy escape to the other islands in the Venice Gulf, (7) brightly-colored houses are a
photographer’s dream. In a curious way, Venice is a model city for the future; it is free from cars and the (8) way to get
around is by public transport or on foot. This one fact alone (9) it a unique city, one (10) traffic noise, the creation of genius
indeed.
1. ………………… 2. ………………… 3. ………………… 4. ………………… 5. …………………
6. ………………… 7. ………………… 8. ………………… 9. ………………… 10. …………………

1. They believe that Tony draw the graffiti.
Tony ........................................................................................................................................................................
2. They had hardly left home when it started to rain.
No sooner ................................................................................................................................................................
3. I’m really sorry I didn’t invite her to the party.
I really wish I ............................................................................................................................................................
4. You may get wet on the way, so take an umbrella.
In case .....................................................................................................................................................................
5. Peter is the tallest boy in his class.
No one .....................................................................................................................................................................
6. “You’d better not share any information with Bill, Mary,” said John.
John advised ...........................................................................................................................................................
7. We arrived too late to see the first part of the film.
We didn’t .................................................................................................................................................................
8. Someone has stolen her bike.
She ..........................................................................................................................................................................
9. I bought a new car. It cost me a lot of money.
The new ...................................................................................................................................................................
10. I’m sure that someone forgot to lock the door.
Someone .................................................................................................................................................................
II. Rewrite each sentence so that it means the same as the original one, using the word given in brackets. (5 pts)
1. Please do not smoke in this area of the restaurant. (RATHER)
.................................................................................................................................................................................
2. They cancelled the match because of the storm. (RESULTED)
.................................................................................................................................................................................
3. He hid the letter in a drawer because he didn’t want anyone to read it. (SO THAT)
.................................................................................................................................................................................
4. My grandfather has to wear glasses to read the newspaper. (WITHOUT)
.................................................................................................................................................................................
5. My bank manager and I get on together very well. (TERMS)
.................................................................................................................................................................................
ĐỀ 4
Part 1. You will hear a conversation between Jake and Ashley about clothes Jake might need in his trip.
Listen carefully and answer the following questions. You will listen twice. (5 pts)
1. What does the man plan to wear during the summer months?
A. A cool hat B. Casual shoes C. Light pants
2. What is one thing the man is NOT going to pack for the winter season?
A. A coat B. Some sweaters C. A jacket
3. What is the weather like in the spring?
A. It’s windy. B. It’s rainy. C. It’s cool.
4. What is an example of an occasion where the man might need formal clothes?
A. A party
B. A business meeting
C. A wedding
5. What did the man wear to his high school graduation?
A. Jeans and tennis shoes
B. A casual shirt and tie
C. A suit and dress shoes
1. ………… 2. ………… 3. ………… 4. ………… 5. …………
Part 2. You will hear a conversation between a boy and a girl about their planning.
Listen carefully and decide if the following statements are True or False? You will listen twice. (5 pts)
Statements True False
1. They will visit the zoo first in the morning.
2. They choose a restaurant downtown for lunch.
3. The girl is interested in going shopping.
4. They have much cash, so they do not need to use their credit card.
5. They intend to walk down to the seashore.
Part 3. Listen and fill in the blanks with the missing words.
In countries around the world, people meet and greet each other in (1) ways. In Finland, people greet each other with a (2). Close friends
and family members often (3) when they meet. In Japan, people usually bow when (4) each other. When greeting family or friends, a
small head bow is used. But when greeting a (5), people are expected to use a deeper, longer bow to show respect. In Korea, when men
greet (6), they bow and shake hands. But women do not often shake hands. Like in Viet Nam, when you (7) someone with his or her full
name, the family name comes first, then the first name. In the United States, when people meet each other for the first time, they shake
hands. Hugging and kissing are best (8) for friends and family members in (9) situations. In (10), men usually kiss women, but men
kissing other men is not common.
1. ………………… 2. ………………… 3. ………………… 4. …………………
5. ………………… 6. ………………… 7. ………………… 8. …………………
9. ………………… 10. …………………

6. A. salmon B. result C. half D. calm …………
7. A. expertise B. practise C. promise D. increase …………
8. A. tired B. expired C. sacred D. admired …………
9. A. expectation B. exhaustion C. exclamation D. extra …………
10. A. scout B. doughnut C. poultry D. shoulder …………
11. A. career B. cockpit C. technique D. resort …………
12. A. advantageous B. referendum C. immaturity D. acknowledgement …………
13. A. infamous B. ecology C. commercial D. miraculous …………
14. A. collide B. cartoon C. borrow D. guitar …………
15. A. committee B. magician C. aquatic D. mountaineer …………

1. Ann: “Will the Jacksons be invited to the ceremony?” - Bob: “I _____.”
A. expect so not B. so expect C. expect so D. don’t expect …………
2. He possesses all _____ makes life agreeable.
A. which B. that C. what D. to …………
3. _____ temperatures have made living in this part of the world more and more difficult.
A. raising B. enlarging C. rising D. growing …………
4. I can’t stop surfing the Internet. I’ve been _____ on it since I bought my computer.
A. addicted B. hooked C. fixed D. enslaved …………
5. Don’t be angry with Sue. All that she did was in good _____.
A. hope B. belief C. idea D. faith …………
6. The realization of our holiday plans has had to be _____ because of my mother’s sudden illness.
A. prevented B. shelved C. expired D. lingered …………
7. By 1820, there were over sixty steamboats on the Mississippi, _____ were quite luxurious.
A. many of them B. with many C. many of which D. many that …………
8. Our flight from Amsterdam to London was delayed _____ the heavy fog.
A. because B. due from C. on account of D. as a result from …………
9. Tom won't buy that old car because it has too much _____ on it.
A. ups and downs B. odds and ends C. wear and tear D. on and off …………
10. This train ticket is _____ for three months.
A. valuable B. valid C. serviceable D. worth …………
11. His landlady gave him a week’s _____ to leave the flat.
A. threat B. notice C. advice D. caution …………
12. What he told me was just a _____ of lies.
A. pack B. load C. mob D. flock …………
13. - "Would you like something to eat?" - "_____."
A. A cup of coffee, please B. I'm so glad …………
C. No, I'm full D. Yes, I do
14. My supervisor is angry with me. I didn’t do all the work that I _____ last week.
A. should have done B. need to have done …………
C. may have done D. must have done
15. _____ becoming extinct is of great concern to zoologists.
A. Giant panda is B. Giant pandas are …………
C. Are giant pandas D. That giant pandas are
16. If you can win his attention, ______ for you.
A. the so much better B. the better so much …………
C. so much the better D. so the much better
17. When I mentioned the party, he was all ears.
A. deaf B. partially deaf …………
C. listening neglectfully D. listening attentively
18. The sense of smell is extraordinarily precise and _____ senses.
A. most of all direct the most of B. all direct the most of …………
C. the most direct of all D. direct most of all the
19. _____ followed me home from school.
A. Two small, brown, spotted dogs B. Two dogs small, brown, spotted …………
C. Two brown, spotted, small dogs D. Two spotted, brown, small dogs
20. One must obey the law, _____.
A. however he is old or young B. however old or young he is …………
C. whatever he is old or young D. whatever old or young he is
11. He resented (keep) (wait). He had expected the manager to see him at once.
12. It is crucial that Dennis (stop) quoting so much (illustrate) his viewpoint.
13. If he doesn’t hurry, all the tickets (sell) out by the time he (get) there.
14. (Accept) for the job at the bank (change) her whole life ever since.
15. When we got home, we (realize) that someone (break) in.
1. …………………………. …………………………. 4. …………………………. ………………………….
2. …………………………. …………………………. 5. …………………………. ………………………….
3. …………………………. ………………………….
21. (Adapt) to a new environment is a difficult thing for old people. ………………………….
22. Most of the area has been (electricity). ………………………….
23. Not (surprise) on such a hot day, the beach was crowded. ………………………….
24. He felt very (courage) when he saw he had failed the exam again. ………………………….
25. The judge told him it was (responsible) to drink and drive, and banned him for a year. ………………………….
26. The crowd showed its (approve) by shouting insult at the players. ………………………….
27. Those books are necessary for your thesis. They are really (inform). ………………………….
28. In electronics, we learn to repair (house) appliances. ………………………….
29. He was caught shoplifting so now he has a (crime) record. ………………………….
30. Extraterrestrial life has not been (science) proved yet. ………………………….
21. The lecturer waited for the applause to die .................. and then went .................. .
22. I’m .................. the impression that the boss will not back me .................. in the election.
23. He often contacts his sister .................. means .................. email.
24. His name is right .................. the tip of my tongue but I can't think .................. it.
25. It goes .................. saying that “There is no smoke .................. fire.”
26. He glanced .................. his shoulder .................. the man behind him.
27. .................. addition .................. his two dogs, he has 3 big cats.
28. She has no trust .................. him and she was suspicious .................. everything he does.
29. Are you .................. or .................. the proposal?
30. She has put .................. a lot of weight .................. the last two months.
12. Each of the members of the group were made to write a report every week.
A B C D
1. Medical researchers in Vietnam have been trying their best to find a cure to coronavirus.
A B C D
2. Nutritionists believe that diet affects what one feels physically and emotionally.
A B C D
3. Dams are used to control flooding, provide water for irrigation, and generating electricity for the surrounding area.
A B C D
4. It was on a beautiful day in November when she accepted his proposal of marriage.
A B C D
5. The Oscars is watched lively on TV in over 200 countries.
A B C D
0. … B…..  …….... was ………... 3. ………..  ……………………….
1. ………..  ………………………. 4. ………..  ……………………….
2. ………..  ………………………. 5. ………..  ……………………….

Today’s cars are smaller, safer, cleaner, and more economical than their predecessors, but the car of the future will be far more
pollution-free than those on the road today. Several new types of automobile engines have already been developed than run on
alternative sources of power, such as electricity, compressed natural gas, methanol, steam, hydrogen, and propane. Electricity, however,
is the only zero-emission option presently available.
Although electric vehicles will not be truly practical until a powerful, compact battery or other dependable source of current is available,
transport experts foresee a new assortment of electric vehicles entering everyday life: shorter-range commuter electric cars, three-
wheeled neighborhood cars, electric delivery vans, bikes and trolleys.
As automakers work to develop practical electrical vehicles, urban planners and utility engineers are focusing on infrastructure systems
to support and make the best use of the new cars. Public charging facilities will need to be as common as today’s gas stations. Public
parking spots on the street or in commercial lots will need to be equipped with devices that allow drivers to charge their batteries while
they stop, dine, or attend a concert. To encourage the use of electric vehicles, the most convenient parking in transportation centers
might be reserved for electric cars.
Planners foresee electric shuttle buses, trains, buses and neighborhood vehicles all meeting at transit centers that would have facilities
for charging and renting. Commuters will be able to rent a variety of electric cars to suit their needs: light trucks, one-person three-
wheelers, small cars, or electric/gasoline hybrid cars for longer trips, which will no doubt take place on automated freeways capable of
handling five times the number of vehicles that can be carried by freeway today.
13. The following electrical vehicles are all mentioned in the passage EXCEPT _____.
A. vans B. trains C. planes D. trolleys
14. The author’s purpose in the passage is to _____.
A. criticize conventional vehicles B. support the invention of electric cars
C. narrate a story about alternative energy vehicles D. describe the possibilities for transportation in the future
15. The passage would most likely be followed by details about _____.
A. automated freeways B. pollution restrictions in the future
C. the neighborhood of the future D. electric shuttle buses
16. The word “compact” in paragraph 2 is closest in meaning to _____.
A. long-range B. inexpensive C. concentrated D. squared
17. In the second paragraph, the author implies that _____.
A. a dependable source of electric energy will eventually be developed
B. everyday life will stay much the same in the future
C. a single electric vehicle will eventually replace several modes of transportation
D. electric vehicles are not practical for the future
18. According to the passage, public parking lots of the future will be _____.
A. more convenient than they are today B. equipped with charging devices
C. much larger than they are today D. as common as today’s gas stations
19. The word “charging” in paragraph 3 refers to _____.
A. electricity B. credit cards C. parking D. lightening
20. The word “foresee” in paragraph 4 could best be replaced with _____.
A. count on B. invent C. imagine D. rely on
21. The word “hybrid” in paragraph 4 is closest in meaning to _____.
A. combination B. hazardous C. futuristic D. automated
22. It can be inferred from the passage that _____.
A. the present cars are more economical than their future generation
B. electricity is the best alternative source of power as it is almost free of pollution
C. the present electric engines are the best option as being practical
D. many new types of practical electric engines have been developed
1. ……… 2. ……… 3. ……… 4. ……… 5. ……… 6. ……… 7. ……… 8. ……… 9. ……… 10. ………
TWO CREATURES OF THE PAST - MAMMOTHS AND MASTODONS
The elephant has some (0) … relatives called mammoths, which lived in the Stone Age. More than 15,000 years ago people painted
pictures of them on cave walls. Then, astonishingly, in 1799, a man walking along the banks of the River Lena in Siberia (1) … a startling
discovery. Peering into a wall of ice, he could just see the shape of a massive, hairy mammoth, apparently (2) … at him. He immediately
ran (3) … in terror, but several days later he (4) … the courage to return and cut the mammoth’s tusks – its two enormous teeth – out of
the ice to sell them. Mammoth tusks are the biggest teeth of any known creature, some (5) … a length of five metres. These tusks were
(6) … to good use, protecting the mammoths’ young from other animals, and brushing away snow.
To most of us, mammoths are probably the most (7) … of the elephant’s extinct relatives, but thousands of years earlier, in the
woodlands of eastern North America, lived another of the elephant’s relatives called the mastodon.
Like mammoths, mastodons may also have had a hairy coat, but (8) … mammoths mainly ate grass on the plains, mastodons preferred
to eat twigs and leaves.
We do not know why mastodons became extinct. However, computer studies of the decrease in mammoth (9) … suggest that it was a
particular combination of over-hunting by humans, and (10) … in the climate at that time which led to their disappearance.
0. A. far B. distant C. remote D. distinct …………
1. A. made B. took C. did D. had …………
2. A. watching out B. looking out C. looking after D. watching over …………
3. A. across B. out C. away D. past …………
4. A. grew B. felt C. experienced D. found …………
5. A. reaching B. increasing C. expanding D. completing …………
6. A. held B. put C. set D. kept …………
7. A. usual B. frequent C. regular D. familiar …………
8. A. when B. while C. as D. even …………
9. A. quantities B. amounts C. totals D. numbers…………
10. A. changes B. adjustments C. diversions D. transformations …………
Ministry of Transport officials are currently studying a report of a recent near-miss (1) … Heathrow Airport when a Jumbo Jet (2) … so
low over houses (3) … eye-witnesses could count the bolts on the wings of the plane and see the terrified expressions on the (4) … of
the passengers.
The pilot of the plane (5) … so nearly crashed into houses remained calm throughout the incident, showing incredible skill, and managed
to (6) … what could have been a disaster. One (7) … the plane's four engines stopped just a (8) … seconds after the Jumbo had (9) …
off. Air traffic controllers (10) … an emergency call and then saw the Jumbo disappear over the houses. Everyone thought a crash was
inevitable.
1. ………………… 2. ………………… 3. ………………… 4. ………………… 5. …………………
6. ………………… 7. ………………… 8. ………………… 9. ………………… 10. …………………

I. Finish each sentence in such a way that it means exactly the same as the sentence printed before it. (10 pts)
1. He not only failed in his exam but also had a road accident.
Not only ........................................................................................................................................................................................
2. “I’m sorry, Peter,” said Mary. “I’m afraid I’ve damaged your camera.”
Mary apologized ..........................................................................................................................................................................
3. Robert is sorry now that he didn't accept the job.
Robert now wishes ......................................................................................................................................................................
4. He suddenly thought that he might have misunderstood her.
It crossed .....................................................................................................................................................................................
5. It’s a great pity that she left the job at the bank.
I’d rather .......................................................................................................................................................................................
6. It is believed that Tom broke the machine on purpose.
Tom ..............................................................................................................................................................................................
7. “Why didn’t you attend the lecture yesterday morning, Linda?” asked the professor.
The professor wanted ..................................................................................................................................................................
8. He was held up in the traffic, so he was late for the conference.
If ...................................................................................................................................................................................................
9. The car was so expensive that they couldn’t afford it.
It was such ...................................................................................................................................................................................
10. I’m sure he didn’t have a good sleep last night.
He can’t ........................................................................................................................................................................................
6. George didn’t feel like going to the party. (mood)
George .........................................................................................................................................................................................
7. All the teachers like Kate. (popular)
Kate ..............................................................................................................................................................................................
8. The Wrights don’t have much money to live in comfort. (ends)
The Wrights...................................................................................................................................................................................
9. We have run out of the items you want. (stock)
The items .....................................................................................................................................................................................
10. I can’t describe people as well as you can. (better)
You’re ...........................................................................................................................................................................................
ĐỀ 5
SECTION ONE: LISTENING (15 pts)
Part 1. (5 pts)
You will hear a short conversation between John and Kathy about DVD-videos rental.
Listen carefully and fill in the blanks with the missing information.
John: Hey, Kathy. I'm (1) ............................ about renting a movie for tonight's party, and I (2) ............................ what kind
of movies you like.
Kathy: Okay. What kind of movies do you have in mind?
John: Well, what about (3) ............................ movies?
Kathy: Ah, I don't really like action movies. Too (4) ............................ .
John: Okay, do you like comedies?
Kathy: Now, I do (5) ............................ comedies.
John: Fine. Well, what do you think of (6) ............................ movies or love stories?
Kathy: Uh …. I'm not really (7) ............................ horror movies, but love stories are often (8) ............................ . Oh, and I
really like (9) ............................, too.
John: Okay. I'll go to the video store and see what I can (10) ............................ . Thanks.
Part 2. (5 pts)
You will hear a recorded message about an arts festival. For each question, put a tick in the correct box.
0. The festival takes place from _____.
A. √12 to 18 May B. 12 to 20 √√ C. 12 to 28 May
1. What is on at the Theatre Royal on 19 May?
A. jazz B. opera C. classical music
2. During lunchtime jazz concerts at the Corn Exchange they sell _____.
A. soft drinks and sandwiches
B. wine and sandwiches
C. soft drinks and light meals
3. What is on at the cathedral?
A. music B. poetry C. films
4. What does the festival programme offer at Ickworth?
A. a walk and a book reading
B. a concert and a meal
C. a walk and a concert
5. You can’t use a credit card if you book _____.
A. by post B. by fax C. by telephone
Part 3. (5 pts)
Look at the six questions for this part. You will hear a man called Steve and a woman called Caroline talking about
summer jobs. Decide if each sentence is True or False. Put a tick in the appropriate column.
Sentences True False
0 Steve hasn’t arranged any work for the summer yet. √
1 Caroline’s work will allow her to have free time during the day.
2 Caroline’s work will be located in a city.
3 Caroline found out about the job from the Internet.
4 Caroline says that work at music festivals is badly paid.
5 Caroline does not have to pay for her accommodation.

11. A. meant B. heal C. instead D. sweat …………
12. A. breath B. anything C. worthy D. thermal …………
13. A. salmon B. result C. half D. calm …………
14. A. attended B. crooked C. sacred D. ínspired …………
15. A. many B. hammer C. language D. sandy …………
16. A. absolute B. acknowledge C. infamous D. socialism …………
17. A. alert B. until C. addict D. pollute …………
18. A. philosophy B. inflammable C. disastrous D. temperature …………
19. A. supervise B. miracle C. monitor D. horizon …………
20. A. magnificent B. economic C. engineering D. popularity …………

1. Don’t worry about making a noise. The children are wide _____.
A. waking B. awake C. woken D. awoke …………
2. “Why haven't you sent the letter to uncle Jerry?” - “Oh, I'm so sorry, I _____ forgot to do it yesterday.”
A. clean B. barely C. fair D. only …………
3. Now, don't tell anyone else what I've just told you. Remember, it is _____.
A. confidence B. confident C. confidential D. confidentially …………
4. Our holiday was _____ by the weather.
A. spoilt B. damaged C. overcome D. wasted …………
5. He promised to mend the broken wheel soon without _____.
A. fail B. failure C. trouble D. mistake …………
6. One of the first exercises in math class is _____ measure the radius of a circle.
A. to learn and B. to learn how to C. learning to D. learn to …………
7. The _____ charged by the architect for the plans of the new building were unusually high.
A. hire B. price C. fees D. sum …………
8. _____ team sports require cooperation.
A. Of all B. Of most C. Almost D. All …………
9. His advisor recommended that he _____ at least three courses each semester.
A. takes B. take C. took D. can take …………
10. I knew my mother would _____ a face the minute she saw my new haircut.
A. drag B. lift C. pull D. race …………
11. She grew up in the benevolent _____ of her famous artist father.
A. care B. regard C. shadow D. memory …………
12. I’ll take an umbrella _____ it starts to rain tonight.
A. in case B. if C. whether D. unless …………
13. Everyone hopes to pass the next final exam, _____?
A. doesn’t he B. hasn’t he C. haven’t they D. don’t they …………
14. _____ had booked in advance were allowed in.
A. Only who B. Only those who …………
C. Only who were those D. Only were those who
15. Ann: “How’s life here, Bill?” - Bill: “_____”
A. Sure, very nice. B. Not too bad, but very busy. …………
C. Very well, thank you. D. Beautiful life!
16. I don’t know French, but I’ll _____.
A. get Tom to translate it B. have it translate …………
C. have Tom to translate it D. make it translate
17. Mary bought _____ yesterday.
A. a red big plastic hat B. a big red plastic hat …………
C. a plastic big red hat D. a bit plastic red hat
18. _____ that my mother bought me a new backpack.
A. It was at my birthday party B. It was my birthday party …………
C. At my birthday party was D. At my birthday party
19. Jasmine, _____, grows only in warm places.
A. is a vine plant with fragrant flowers B. a vine plant with fragrant flowers …………
C. a vine plant with fragrant flowers it is D. that is a vine plant with fragrant flowers
20. I'm _____ my brother is.
A. nowhere like so intelligent B. nothing near as intelligent as …………
C. nothing as intelligent as D. nowhere near as intelligent as
16. I (look) for my glasses for hours but they are nowhere (find).
17. While Tom (play) tennis, Ann (cook) in the kitchen.
18. When Sarah (graduate) from university next month, she (study) English for exactly four years.
19. He resents (be told) what (do).
20. For the time being, we (study) for the exam, but this time tomorrow we (watch) the best movie of this year
1. …………………………. …………………………. 4. …………………………. ………………………….
2. …………………………. …………………………. 5. …………………………. ………………………….
3. …………………………. ………………………….
31. In (accord) with the rules of the competition, the team was disqualified. ………………………….
32. (pronounce) in speaking a language may lead to misunderstanding. ………………………….
33. He is one of the most famous (environment) in the world. ………………………….
34. I like her voice as it is fresh and (child). ………………………….
35. Look at the doctor’s (prescribe) carefully before taking the tablets. ………………………….
36. In Britain, Sylvia Pankhurst campaigned (tire) for votes for women. ………………………….
37. Thanks for your invitation to your party. It was a truly (forget) experience. ………………………….
38. For the more (adventure) tourists, there are trips into the mountains with a local guide. ………………………….
39. The need for sleep varies (consider) from person to person. ………………………….
40. My father is extremely proud that I followed in his (step) and became a lawyer. ………………………….
31. You'd better not do anything .................. your own. You must act .................. the boss's advice.
32. She takes .................. her mother very much .................. appearance.
33. We are grateful .................. you .................. all your support.
34. The whole area is covered .................. smoke .................. the chemical factory.
35. So much damage was done .................. the car that it was completely .................. repair.
36. She is always .................. her best when fighting .................. difficulties.
37. He argues .................. his wife .................. almost everything.
38. Are you going to Japan .................. business or .................. pleasure?
39. Don’t do this all .................. a time. Just do it little .................. little.
40. Her husband died .................. cancer. It took her quite a long time to get .................. the shock.
0. Everyone in the village were concerned about the plan for a new shopping mall.
A B C D
1. After driving for twenty miles, he suddenly realized that he has been driving in the wrong direction.
A B C D
2. The president, surrounded by secret service agents, are trying to make his way to the stage now.
A B C D
3. The letter was sent by special delivery must be very important.
A B C D
A B C D
5. The movie, included all the previews, takes about two hours to watch.
A B C D
0. … B…..  ….….. was ………... 3. ………..  ……………………….
1. ………..  ………………………. 4. ………..  ……………………….
2. ………..  ………………………. 5. ………..  ……………………….
Being able to land safely is a critically important skill for all flying animals. Whereas terrestrial animals face no particular
challenge when they need to stop running or crawling, flying animals move at much higher speeds, and they must be careful
about how they land. Hitting the ground, or even water, at full flight speed would be quite dangerous. Before touching down,
they must decrease their speed in order to land safely. Both bats and birds have mastered the skill of landing, but these two
types of flyers go about it quite differently.
In the past it was believed that, in terms of flying mechanics, there was little difference between bats and birds. This belief
was based only on assumption, however, because for years nobody had actually studied in graphic detail how bats move
their wings. In recent years, though, researchers have discovered a number of interesting facts about bat flight. Bats are built
differently from birds, and their wings incorporate both their front and hind limbs. This makes coordinating their limbs more
difficult for bats and, as a result, they are not very good at flying over longer distances. However, they are much better at
maneuverability: a bat can quickly change its direction of flight or completely reverse it, something a bird cannot easily do.
Another interesting characteristic of bat flight is the way in which bats land - upsidedown! Unlike birds, which touch down on
the ground or on tree branches, bats can be observed flying around and then suddenly hanging upside down from an object
overhead. How do they do it? A group of researchers recently used video cameras to film bats landing on nets suspended
from the ceiling of their laboratory and studied the recordings in slow motion. They painted spots on the bats’ wings to see in
detail what happens to the wings in flight and during touchdown. It turns out that the bats flew in a straight line up to the net
and then quickly flipped over and attached themselves to it upside down. One downside to this landing routine is that the bats
often slam into their landing spot with some force, which probably causes pain. However, not all bats hit their landing spots
with the same speed and force; these will vary depending on the area where a bat species makes its home. For example, a
cave bat, which regularly perches on a hard stone ceiling, is more careful about its landing preparation than a bat more
accustomed to landing in leafy treetops.
1. What is the main topic of the passage?
A. Places where flying animals choose to land
B. Why scientists have difficulty observing bats
C. Differences in the eating habits of bats and birds
D. Ways in which bats move differently from birds
2. The word “terrestrial” in paragraph 1 is closest in meaning to _____.
A. high-flying B. fast-moving C. tree-climbing D. ground-living
3. According to the passage, what skill is crucial for flying animals?
A. Diving underwater B. Slowing down to land
C. Flying over great distances D. Balancing on high branches
4. Which of the following is a false assumption about bats that was recently corrected?
A. They cannot hear. B. They sleep upside down.
C. They fly similarly to birds. D. They hide in tree branches.
5. According to the passage, what is an advantage that bats have over birds?
A. Bats can land on a greater variety of surfaces.
B. Bats can turn in the air more quickly.
C. Bats can eat while flying.
D. Bats are lighter.
6. The word “incorporate” in paragraph 2 is closest in meaning to _____.
A. add B. deliver C. include D. discover
7. The word “it” in paragraph 2 refers to _____.
A. bat B. bird C. direction D. maneuverability
8. The researchers used all of the following to study bats EXCEPT _____.
A. nets B. paint C. cables D. cameras
9. The word “suspended” in paragraph 3 is closest in meaning to _____.
A. hanging B. entering C. falling D. living
10. According to the passage, what helps determine a bat’s landing speed?
A. What it eats B. How old it is C. How big it is D. Where it lives
1. ……… 2. ……… 3. ……… 4. ……… 5. ……… 6. ……… 7. ……… 8. ……… 9. ……… 10. ………
British parents are always complaining that their children spend too much time glued to the telly and not enough time on
other activities (1) ... sports and reading. A survey recently (2) ... on people's viewing habits does not disprove this. It shows
that young people in Britain spend on average 23 hours a week in front of the television, (3) ... works out at over three hours
every day.
(4) ... is surprising, however, is the fact that the average adult watches even more: incredible 28 hours a week. We (5) ... to
have become a nation of addicts. Just about every household in the country has a television and over half have two or more.
According to the survey, people nowadays don't just watch television sitting in their living-rooms, they watch it in the kitchen
and in bed (6) ... .
The Education Minister said a few weeks ago that Britain's pupils (7) ... spend more time reading. Unfortunately, parents are
not setting a good example: adults do (8) ... reading than young people. In fact, reading is at the (9) ... of their list of favourite
pastimes. They would (10) ... listen to the radio, go to the cinema or hire a video to watch on their televisions at home.
21. A. such B. like C. as D. alike …………
22. A. investigated B. researched C. carried D. carried out …………
23. A. that B. which C. this D. it …………
24. A. What B. It C. The thing D. This …………
25. A. seem B. ought C. used D. would like …………
26. A. in addition B. as well C. more D. moreover…………
27. A. might B. could C. should D. would …………
28. A. more B. less C. little D. fewer …………
29. A. tail B. top C. beginning D. bottom …………
30. A. better B. rather C. prefer D. like …………
The English Language
Today English is, without doubt, the world’s (0) ...most... important language. One out of ten people speak it as their mother
(1) … and it has a larger vocabulary than any other language. English belongs to the IndoEuropean family of languages, (2)
… developed from a parent language first spoken about five thousand years ago in central-northern Europe. From there, it
spread to the (3) … of Europe and the Middle East, and over time if developed into a series of new tongues. One of them
was Primitive Germanic, which later split into old English, Dutch, German and the Scandinavian languages. Old English was
later heavily (4) … by French following the Norman invasion in the eleventh century. Then, in the sixteenth century, due to
the invention of printing, the increase (5) … opportunities for education and the growth of international trade and
communication, this form of English, which is known (6) … Middle English, changed into the (7) … we now speak, Modern
English. Language change continues to the present day, although (8) … 1800 the major area of change has been in
vocabulary (9) … than grammar. Events such as the Industrial Revolution and the two world wars are among the reasons for
the expansion of vocabulary. (10) … factor is the growing influence of the media.
1. ………………… 2. ………………… 3. ………………… 4. ………………… 5. …………………
6. ………………… 7. ………………… 8. ………………… 9. ………………… 10. …………………

21. The case was so heavy that the child couldn't lift it.
It was .........................................................................................................................................................................
22. They could not feel relieved until their daughter got home safely.
It was not. ..................................................................................................................................................................
23. He is determined to carry out his plan.
He has no ...................................................................................................................................................................
24. It started to rain the moment I got off the bus.
No sooner ..................................................................................................................................................................
25. Mr. Brown's team has lost the game. He looks very sad.
Mr. Brown, whose ......................................................................................................................................................
26. People believe that Van Gogh drew this painting.
This painting ...............................................................................................................................................................
27. It is extremely difficult for us to make ends meet these days.
We find........................................................................................................................................................................
28. We’d prefer her not to apply for a part-time job.
We’d rather.................................................................................................................................................................
29. “What time did you get home last night, Bill?” asked Laura.
Laura wanted .............................................................................................................................................................
30. He couldn’t finish his work because of his headache.
If .................................................................................................................................................................................
II. Rewrite each sentence so that it means the same as the original one, using the word given in brackets. You must
use between THREE and FIVE words, including the word given. (5 pts)
11. Alan prides himself on being such a good player. (takes)
Alan ............................................................ such a good player.
12. The job received over a hundred applications. (applied)
Over a hundred .......................................................... the job.
13. Without tourism, this area wouldn’t have much income. (depends)
This area ................................................................ its income.
14. I’m sure he didn’t do well on the final test. (can’t)
He ........................................................... the final test.
15. Despite knowing the area well, I got lost. (even)
I got lost .................................................. the area well.
ĐỀ 6
Part 1. Listen to the recording and choose the correct answers to the questions. (5 pts)
1. Mozart lived in the _____ century.
A. 16th B. 17th C. 18th D. 19th
2. During his life, he composed more than _____ pieces of music.
A. 600 B. 60 C. 6000 D. 60000
3. He was born in _____.
A. 1765 B. 1675 C. 1756 D. 1657
4. His father taught the _____ and was a composer.
A. violin B. guitar C. drums D. piano
5. He wrote the first pieces of music when he was _____.
A. eight B. five C. four D. nine
Part 2. Now listen again and fill in the blanks with the missing information. (5 pts)
Wolfgang Amadeusz Mozart
Wolfgang Amadeusz Mozart was a composer and a musician. He lived in 18th century. He is one of the most important
composers in the history of music. (1), he composed more than six hundred pieces of music, including symphonies, piano
concertos, operas and choral music.
He was born in Salzburg, a beautiful city in Austria. He was born in 1756 into a musical family. His father was a musician. He
played in an orchestra, taught the violin and was a composer. Mozart started the (2) when he was 3 years old. He wrote the
first pieces of music when he was five years old. When he was six years old, Mozart and his family went on tours in Europe
for about ten years. He met (3) and studied the best composers. He met Johan Bach in London in 1764. Mozart moved to
Vienna, the capital city of Austria. He composed some of his best pieces of music. Mozart composed “The Marriage of
Figaro” and “The Magic Flute”, two of (4) operas in the world. Now, Wolfgang Amadeusz Mazart is one of the most important
influences on classical music and students from (5) study his work. Nowadays, movies, TV commercials, concerts and mobile
phone ringtones use his music. Lots of music experts say Mozart was a genius. Mozart is fantastic!
1. ……………………………… 2. ……………………………… 3. ………………………………
4. ……………………………… 5. ………………………………
Part 3. Listen and choose Yes or No for each of the following sentences. (5 pts)
Look at the six sentences for this part. You will hear a conversation between a boy, Jim, and his mother.
Decide if each sentence is correct or incorrect.
If it is correct, put a tick (√) in the box under A for YES. If it is not correct, put a tick (√) in the box under B for NO.
Sentences A B
0 Jim’s bicycle needs to be mended. √
1 He’s keen to start saving money.
2 His mother thinks a mountain bike is suitable for their area.
3 She encourages Jim to manage his money better.
4 His mother offers to lend him some money.
5 Jim is disappointed by his mother’s suggestion.

1. A. devotion B. congestion C. suggestion D. question …………
2. A. mouths B. months C. breathe D. worthy …………
3. A. whistle B. soften C. postcard D. ballet …………
4. A. loud B. sour C. southern D. boundary …………
5. A. expressed B. increased C. fixed D. raised …………
1. A. compulsory B. temperature C. photography D. experience …………
2. A. politician B. inability C. mysterious D.unbelievable
…………
3. A. suffer B. parade C. accept D. describe …………
4. A. residential B. managerial C. picturesque Ddetermination
…………
5. A. amateur B. volcanic C. employee D. embroider …………

1. _____ the scholarship really surprised us all.
A. That Michael got B. Michael getting C. Michael who got D. Michael the person got …………
2. _____ workers were sent to the area immediately after the landslide, so many villagers survived.
A. Rescue B. Help C. Assistance D. Volunteer …………
3. _____ system lets us breathe in oxygen with our lungs and breathe out carbon dioxide.
A. Respiratory B. Digestive C. Skeletal D. Circulatory …………
4. His explanation for his absence from the last meeting _____ unreasonable to me.
A. listens B. hears C. sounds D. catches …………
5. I wish you’d do the accounts. I don’t have _____ for numbers.
A. a head B. a mind C. the heart D. the nerve …………
6. After having used the new technique, the factory produced _____ cars in 2014 as the year before.
A. as twice many B. as many twice C. twice many as D. twice as many …………
7. I got up so late that we _____ had time to catch the train.
A. nearly B. hardly C. actually D. virtually …………
8. It was a hot day, and many people were _____ their way to the beach.
A. taking B. hitting C. making D. setting …………
9. His father retired early _____ his poor health.
A. on behalf of B. ahead of C. on account of D. in my view …………
10. Spain _____ 1-1 with Germany in the group stage.
A. tied B. pointed C. equaled D. scored …………
11. We have already discovered that there are many kinds of metals, _____ its special properties.
A. each having B. which has C. everyone has D. having …………
12. Our form teacher couldn’t come to the party, _____ was a pity.
A. that B. which C. what D. this …………
13. They’ll never _____ to get here by six; the roads are quite busy today.
A. manage B. arrive C. succeed D. able …………
14. Their washing machine was out of _____, so they couldn’t wash any clothes.
A. activity B. work C. order D. condition …………
15. You can talk till the _____ come home. You will never make me change my mind.
A. cows B. horses C. buffaloes D. sheep …………
16. When you put some salt in hot water, it will _____.
A. melt B. dissolve C. soften D. disappear …………
17. Because plastic bags are very hard to _____, they will cause pollution.
A. dissolve B. decompose C. melt D. degrade …………
18. Paul: “Can you help me with the flat tyre?”
Mike: “_____”
A. By all means. B. Never mind. C. I’m afraid. D. Please, go! …………
19. My father gave me _____ as a birthday present.
A. a digital useful alarm clock B. an alarm useful digital clock …………
C. a useful alarm digital clock D. a useful digital alarm clock
20. Vicky: “I am sorry. I didn’t mean to upset you”
Peter: “_____.”
A. No, I don’t mind it B. Oh, that’s all right …………
C. Yes, you are so unkind D. Oh! You don’t have to do that
1. By the time your brother (return) here next year, the city (change) a lot.
2. John (work) in the field when it (start) snowing.
3. When (ask) about her personal life, she burst out (cry).
4. We (not know) then that the car (take) to the garage.
5. My views on politics (change) a lot since I (graduate) from school.
1. …………………………. …………………………. 4. …………………………. ………………………….
2. …………………………. …………………………. 5. …………………………. ………………………….
3. …………………………. ………………………….
41. Not finishing that race was the most (value) lesson I have had.
42. The offices are (convenience) located just a few minutes from the main station.
43. Carol's new catering business turned out to be very (benefit).
44. They are (broad) the bridge to speed up the flow of traffic.
45. This country house was the scene where the (fame) murderer Collins was finally arrested.
46. Modernization and (industry) have greatly contributed to the education system.
47. The Government said that the deal would help to ease the chronic energy (short) in India.
48. It was a (seem) minor accident but tragically, one of the two drivers died.
49. After climbing all day, we were rewarded with a (breath) view at the top of the mountain.
50. Mrs. White spoke (criticize) of her husband because he didn’t share any household chores with her.
1. I am …………….. the impression that the boss is lacking …………….. leadership skill.
2. World War II broke …………….. in 1939 and lasted …………….. 6 years.
3. We were all surprised …………….. his attitude …………….. his parents.
4. I waited and waited, but …………….. 3 o’clock, she hadn’t turned …………….. yet.
5. He succeeded …………….. saving the child …………….. drowning.
6. He was arrested …………….. suspicion …………….. murder.
7. …………….. long, all his hard work paid …………….. and he got promoted.
8. Though gentle …………….. manner, she is a woman …………….. independent character.
9. He looks younger …………….. his age, although he is …………….. his late fifties.
10. I can’t make sense …………….. his explanation at all. It is …………….. my understanding.
0. Do they play any other sports beside basketball and volleyball?
A B C D
1. Our neigbour will look after the garden when we go to holiday.
A B C D
2. The price of crude oil used to be a great deal higher than now, wasn’t it?
A B C D
3. Jack, who was so proud of his new car, drove to work when the accident happened.
A B C D
4. Dislike the gorilla, the male adult chimpanzee weighs under 100 kilograms.
A B C D
5. Among the people present in the bar, the police suspected a thirty-years-old man.
A B C D
0. … B…..  …..… besides …..... 3. ………..  ……………………….
1. ………..  ………………………. 4. ………..  ……………………….
2. ………..  ………………………. 5. ………..  ……………………….
Culture is a word in common use with complex meanings, and is derived, like the term broadcasting, from the treatment and
care of the soil and of what grows on it. It is directly related to cultivation and the adjectives cultural and cultured are part of
the same verbal complex. A person of culture has identifiable attributes, among them a knowledge of and interest in the arts,
literature, and music. Yet the word culture does not refer solely to such knowledge and interest nor, indeed, to education. At
least from the 19th century onwards, under the influence of anthropologists and sociologists, the word culture has come to be
used generally both in the singular and the plural (cultures) to refer to a whole way of life of people, including their customs,
laws, conventions, and values
Distinctions have consequently been drawn between primitive and advanced culture and cultures, between elite and popular
culture, between popular and mass culture, and most recently between national and global cultures. Distinctions have been
drawn too between culture and civilization; the latter is a word derived not, like culture or agriculture, from the soil, but from
the city. The two words are sometimes treated as synonymous. Yet this is misleading. While civilization and barbarism are
pitted against each other in what seems to be a perpetual behavioural pattern, the use of the word culture has been strongly
influenced by conceptions of evolution in the 19th century and of development in the 20th century. Cultures evolve or
develop. They are not static. They have twists and turns. Styles change. So do fashions. There are cultural processes. What,
for example, the word cultured means has changed substantially since the study of classical (that is, Greek and Roman)
literature, philosophy, and history ceased in the 20th century to be central to school and university education. No single
alternative focus emerged, although with computers has come electronic culture, affecting kinds of study, and most recently
digital culture. As cultures express themselves in new forms not everything gets better or more civilized.
The multiplicity of meanings attached to the word made and will make it difficult to define. There is no single, unproblematic
definition, although many attempts have been made to establish one. The only non-problematic definitions go back to
agricultural meaning (for example, cereal culture or strawberry culture) and medical meaning (for example, bacterial culture
or penicillin culture). Since in anthropology and sociology we also acknowledge culture clashes, culture shock, and counter-
culture, the range of reference is extremely wide.
1. According to the passage, the word “culture” _____.
A. is related to the preparation and use of land for farming
B. develops from Greek and Roman literature and history
C. comes from a source that has not been identified
D. derives from the same root as civilization does
2. It is stated in paragraph 1 that a cultured person _____.
A. has a job related to cultivation
B. takes care of the soil and what grows on it
C. has knowledge of arts, literature, and music
D. does a job relevant to education
3. The author remarks that culture and civilization are the two words that _____.
A. share the same word formation pattern
B. are both related to agriculture and cultivation
C. have nearly the same meaning
D. do not develop from the same meaning
4. It can be inferred from the passage that since the 20th century _____.
A. schools and universities have not taught classical literature, philosophy, and history
B. classical literature, philosophy, and history have been considered as core subjects
C. classical literature, philosophy, and history have not been taught as compulsory subjects
D. all schools and universities have taught classical literature, philosophy, and history
5. The word “attributes” in paragraph 1 most likely means _____.
A. aspects B. fields C. qualities D. skills
6. The word “static” in paragraph 2 could best be replaced by _____.
A. regular B. balanced C. unchanged D. dense
7. Which of the following is NOT stated in the passage?
A. Anthropology and sociology have tried to limit the references to culture
B. . Distinctions have been drawn between culture and civilization.
C. The word culture can be used to refer to a whole way of life of people
D. The use of the word culture has been changed since the 19th century
8. It is difficult to give the definitions of the word culture EXCEPT for its _____.
A. agricultural and medical meanings
B. historical and figurative meanings
C. philosophical and historical meanings
D. sociological and anthropological meanings
9. Which of the following is NOT true about the word culture?
A. It is a word that cannot be defined.
B. Its use has been considerably changed
C. It differs from the word civilization
D. It evolves from agriculture
10. The passage mainly discusses _____.
A. the distinction between culture and civilization
B. the figurative meanings of the word culture
C. the derivatives of the word culture
D. the multiplicity of meanings of the word culture
1. ……… 2. ……… 3. ……… 4. ……… 5. ……… 6. ……… 7. ……… 8. ……… 9. ……… 10. ………
WATER
Water is one of our most precious resources; put it simply, without water there would be no life. Unfortunately, many of us
seem to have (1) this fact, and as a result the world is (2) the danger of running out of water. The actual (3) of water on earth
has changed little since the time of dinosaurs. The problem has been (4) by people’s misuse of our water supply. This not
only means that we have polluted our rivers and seas, but also that we are (5) a great deal of this precious resource.
Unfortunately the destruction of the rain forests has (6) this problem worse since much of the rain that falls is lost because it
runs off into the sea. The population of the earth is increasing daily, so it is vital that we (7) a solution to this problem before it
is too late. The first step is to educate people, especially by reminding them of the (8) of water. For most of us it is available
whenever we require it, whether to bathe in or to drink, so we seldom bother to think about it. People then (9) thought how to
reuse bath or shower for household cleaning. Whatever methods we decide to use, we must comprehend the worth (10)
water and how we can conserve it.
31. A. looked over B. omitted C. forgotten D. missed …………
32. A. facing B. witnessing C. viewing D. noticing …………
33. A.sum B. total C. number D. amount …………
34. A. brought out B. caused C. done D. happened …………
35. A. exploiting B. wasting C. spending D. throwing …………
36. A. caused B. done C. created D. made …………
37. A. recover B. work C. find D. come up …………
38. A. value B. cost C. price D. wealth …………
39. A. need to be B. needs to be C. need be D. need been …………
40. A. in B. of C. to D. from …………
People appear to learn in different ways. Some people expect to make mistakes in their studies and are capable (1)
benefiting from their mistakes. They don’t mind (2) corrected by their teacher and indeed often ask to be corrected.
Others, (3), dislike making mistakes. They try to avoid doing anything (4) they might do badly. They would (5) perfect
something in small steps and be sure they have got it right than attempt to do task (6) on a subject they don’t feel they have
finished exploring yet.
Both (7) of learning seem to be equally valid, but a combination of the two may be the (8) solution. In order to learn
effectively, students have to remember to take risk sometimes. But they also have to feel comfortable and secure with (9)
they’re doing so as not to become demotivated. All students should at (10) think about questioning the way that they
approach learning.
1. ………………… 2. ………………… 3. ………………… 4. ………………… 5. …………………
6. ………………… 7. ………………… 8. ………………… 9. ………………… 10. …………………
1. It is thought that somebody has leaked the report to the press.
The report ..................................................................................................................................................................
2. I’d rather he didn’t keep coming so late.
I’d prefer......................................................................................................................................................................
3. This is my first game of water-polo.
I have .........................................................................................................................................................................
4. It rained so heavily, so I couldn’t finish all the work.
If .................................................................................................................................................................................
5. Bill asked, “Where did you do yesterday morning, Jane?”
Bill wanted ..................................................................................................................................................................
6. It started to rain just after she watered the garden.
No sooner ..................................................................................................................................................................
7. It was such a boring film that I fell asleep halfway through.
The film........................................................................................................................................................................................
8. We did not decide to move to a bigger house until after the birth of our second child.
It was ..........................................................................................................................................................................
9. House prices have risen dramatically over the last 5 years.
There has....................................................................................................................................................................
10. I was amazed by the mistake he made.
What ...........................................................................................................................................................................
1. We have run out of the item you want. (stock)
....................................................................................................................................................................................
2. My bank manager and I get on together very well. (terms)
....................................................................................................................................................................................
3. I haven’t visited my grandma for 3 weeks. (since)
....................................................................................................................................................................................
4. I regret not joining your trip to the museum. (if)
....................................................................................................................................................................................
5. Although she was beautiful and intelligent, she didn’t win the Miss World competition. (Despite)
....................................................................................................................................................................................
ĐỀ 7
Part 1. You will hear a young student asking the social organizer of his school for information about organized
trips. For each question, fill in the missing information in the numbered space. Write NO MORE THAN
THREE WORDS or NUMBERS for each answer. You will listen to the recording TWICE. (5 pts)
NOTES ON SOCIAL PROGRAMME
Number of trips per month: (1) ……………………………
Visit places which have:
- Historical interest
- Good shopping
- (2) ……………………………
Cost: between £5 and £15 per person, depending on (3) ……………………………
Note: special trips organized for groups of (4) …………………………… people
Time: departure – 8.30 a.m. and return – 6.00 p.m.
To reserve a seat: sign a name on the (5) …………………………… 3 days in advance
Part 2. You will hear a successful fashion designer talking about his career. Choose the letter, A, B, C, or, D, to
indicate your answer to each of the following questions. You will listen to the recording TWICE. (5 pts)
1. How well did the speaker do at school?
A. He was excellent at every subject. B. He didn’t pay any attention to his study. …………
C. He was an average student. D. He had problems passing exams.
2. What did he do when he left school?
A. He got a job to earn a lot of money. B. He went to art college. …………
C. He took a gap year. D. He did a business course.
3. What did he learn from his part-time job?
A. How clothes are made B. How to use sewing machines. …………
C. How to run a large business D. How to manage money
4. How long did he stay in Milan?
A. For hree months B. For nine months. …………
C. For one year D. For three years
5. Why did he have difficulties in New York?
A. He couldn’t start a company there. B. He didn’t have many friends there. …………
C. He wanted to be nearer to his home. D. His job didn’t come up to his expectations.
Part 3. Look at the six questions for this part. You will hear a man called Steve and a woman called Caroline
talking about summer jobs. Decide if each sentence is correct or incorrect. If it is correct, select A for Yes.
If it is not correct, select B for No. You will listen to the recording TWICE. (5 pts)
0. Steve hasn’t arranged any work for the summer yet.
A. Yes B. No … A …
1. Caroline’s work will allow her to have free time during the day.
A. Yes B. No …………
2. Caroline’s work will be located in a city.
3. Caroline found out about the job from the Internet.
4. Caroline says that work at music festivals is badly paid.
5. Caroline does not have to pay for her accommodation.

16. A. equation B. option C. inspiration D. graduation …………
17. A. northern B. anything C. worthy D. breathing…………
18. A. definition B. prescription C. exploration D. repetion …………
19. A. flour B. devour C. scour D. flavour …………
20. A. debris B. escape C. aisle D. island …………
21. A. suffer B. parade C. absorb D. report …………
22. A. politician B. disadvantage C. horizontal D. authority …………
23. A. residential B. biological C. entertainment D. communism …………
24. A. attitude B. outnumber C. recipe D. instrument …………
25. A. Japanese B. interview C. deposit D. mountaineer …………

21. My father is a _____, who is responsible for the family finances.
A. breadwinner B. homemaker C. caretaker D. cook …………
22. He was also the first _____ artist to have four singles to enter the Top 40.
A. chorus B. solo C. single D. private …………
23. I wish I could do something to reduce the financial _____ on my parents.
A. capital B. burden C. limit D. gap …………
24. Volunteer work helps young people know their strong and weak points before they enter the _____.
A. job market B. job world C. position market D. professional market …………
25. Parents are always willing to lend a sympathetic _____ to their children when they have problems.
A. hand B. ear C. eye D. heart …………
26. The government hopes their program will help new immigrants _____ well in the community.
A. enter B. immerse C. exchange D. integrate …………
27. After having used the new technique, the factory produced _____ cars in 2014 as the year before.
A. as twice many B. as many twice C. twice many as D. twice as many …………
28. I think you should book a jazz band for your birthday party,_____?
A. do I B. don’t I C. should you D. shouldn’t you …………
29. You’d better pay _____ visits to the dentist.
A. normal B. regular C. habitual D. customary …………
30. The color is wonderful and the jacket fits like a _____, but it's the price that puts me off buying it.
A. suit B. sock C. glove D. shirt …………
31. I wish you’d do the accounts. I don’t have _____ for numbers.
A. a head B. a mind C. the heart D. the nerve …………
32. Anna is holding her shopping bag with one hand and turning the door handle with _____.
A. other one B. the other C. another D. other …………
33. I got up so late that I _____ had time to catch the early train.
A. nearly B. hardly C. actually D. virtually …………
34. He applied for training as a pilot, but they turned him down _____ his poor eyesight.
A. although B. because of C. in spite of D. with regard to …………
35. Linda: "Where would you suggest I go this weekend?" Jack: "_____."
A. Let's go to the Folk Museum B. I’d suggest you the Folk Museum …………
C. I’d prefer the Folk Museum D. I’d recommend the Folk Museum
36. He wasn't attending the lecture properly and missed most of _____.
A. what the teacher said B. which the teacher said …………
C. things said by the teacher D. that the teacher said
37. My father gave me _____ as a birthday present on my birthday.
A. a digital useful alarm clock B. an alarm useful digital clock …………
C. a useful alarm digital clock D. a useful digital alarm clock
38. _____, 70 percent alcohol is more effective than 100 percent alcohol.
A. An antiseptic used B. When used as an antiseptic …………
C. An antiseptic when used D. How an antiseptic is used
39. We’d been working hard for a month and so decided to go out and _____.
A. steal the show B. face the music …………
C. read between the lines D. paint the town red
40. Peter is inviting Mary to his house for lunch.
- Peter: "I'm having some friends over for lunch this Saturday. Would you like to join us?"
- Mary: “_____”
A. Can I take a rain check? B. Come on. It's your turn. …………
C. Thanks, but I mustn't. D. As a matter of fact, I don’t.
21. Tom (talk) to another student when I (see) him today.
22. After (stop) by the police, the driver admitted (break) the speed limit.
23. It’s time we (turn) on the central heating. It (get) colder every day.
24. I’m afraid by the time he (get) to the airport, the plane (take) off.
25. (practise) for over 3 years, he is now considering (take) part in the contest.
1. …………………………. …………………………. 4. …………………………. ………………………….
2. …………………………. …………………………. 5. …………………………. ………………………….
3. …………………………. ………………………….
51. She’s determined to prove his innocence, (regard) of how long it takes. ………………………….
52. I was late because I had (estimate) how much time I’d need. ………………………….
53. My dictionary was here yesteday, but it has (mystery) disappeared. ………………………….
54. (consume) should complain if they are not satisfied with the service they recieve. ………………………….
55. If your work is (satisfy), you won’t get a raise. ………………………….
56. My sister studies (account) at university. ………………………….
57. The tree has been (colour) decorated for Christmas. ………………………….
58. New comers are requested to (familiar) themselves with the strict school regulations. ………………………….
59. School (drop) have increased over the past few years. ………………………….
60. (conserve) are alarmed by the rate of deforestation. ………………………….
41. I always feel ...................... ease when I am ...................... Janet.
42. Fresh air is ...................... great use ...................... our health.
43. ...................... heat from the sun, there would be no life ...................... earth.
44. The robbers shared …………..… the money …………..… themselves.
45. Being lacking …………..… confidence, Margaret withdrew …………..… the competition.
46. I haven't heard ...................... John ...................... his return.
47. Disputes ...................... territory can lead ...................... war.
48. ...................... his way out of the room, he shut the door ...................... him silently.
49. The journalist was praised ...................... his report ...................... the consequences of the tsunami.
50. We can’t do anything ...................... the situation now. It’s ...................... our control.

A B C D
24. My favorite exercise in the morning is jog around the central park.
A B C D
25. Each of the members of the group were made to write a report every week.
A B C D
26. Sandra has not rarely missed a play or concert since she was 17 years old.
A B C D
27. John lived in the United States from 2015 and 2020, but he is now living in the Netherlands.
A B C D
28. We solved the maths problem by using a calculator rather than to do it all by hand.
A B C D
0. … A…..  ….. To improve …... 3. ………..  ……………………….
1. ………..  ………………………. 4. ………..  ……………………….
2. ………..  ………………………. 5. ………..  ……………………….

Two Englishes
American English is the name given to the form of the language used by the people of the United States. (Note that American English
does not include Canadian English. The two nations use very similar pronunciation, but in other respects, Canadian English is more like
British English.) British English, or Commonwealth English, is the variety used in the United Kingdom and its former colonies, including
much of Africa, the Indian subcontinent, Australia, New Zealand, and parts of Southeast Asia. While American and British English are
for the most part reciprocally intelligible, the differences are numerous enough to cause awkward misunderstandings and the
occasional breakdown of communication.
Some of the most obvious differences are in vocabulary. Many of these developed between the mid-19 th and the mid-20th centuries. This
was a period during which a variety of new concepts arose requiring new words. For example, a large number of words connected with
automobiles and other modern vehicles are different in the two forms of English. The British use the Celsius temperature scale whereas
Americans are more used to Fahrenheit. An American “trunk” is a British “boot.” In the U.S., they put “gas” in their cars, but in the UK,
it’s “petrol.” Americans say “subway” while the British say “underground” or “tube”.
While many of these differences are well-known in both countries, there is an inequality in the comprehensibility of American terms for
the British, compared with that of British terms for Americans. The use of many British words, such as “semi” (semi-detached house) or
“busk” (to play music in public in the hope of getting donations from passers-by) is likely to completely baffle an American. The global
popularity of American movies and television shows, on the other hand, means that few Americanisms are unknown to British English
speakers.
Less noticeable, though also numerous, are differences in grammar. The present perfect tense “I’ve gone” is more commonly heard in
British English whereas Americans use the simple past “I went.” “Did you eat yet?” is a normal question in the U.S. while “Have you
eaten yet?” is the only acceptable form for British speakers. Collective nouns, singular nouns that describe multiple people, are another
point of difference. In British English, they are used with a plural verb: “The family are worried.” Americans use them with a singular
verb: “The family is worried.”
1. Which of the following best describes the reading passage?
A. An explanation of how American English and British English are often confused
B. A discussion of differences between American English and British English
C. An argument for choosing British English over American English
D. A listing of varieties of English and where they are spoken
2. According to the reading, Canadian English and American English are most alike in _____.
A. grammar B. spelling C. pronunciation D. meaning
3. The word “reciprocally” in the passage mostly means _____.
A. mutually B. periodically C. differently D. similarly
4. Which of the sentences below is NOT mentioned in the second paragraph?
A. New English words appeared.
B. The British use °C, whereas Americans are more used to °F.
C. There are two equivalent words in British English for “subway” in American English.
D. In the US, people don’t use cars on petrol.
5. According to the passage, the differences sometimes cause _____.
A. awkward customers B. communicative disruptions
C. new vocabulary itemsD. vacation breakdowns
6. The word “baffle” in the passage mostly means _____.
A. enhance B. confuse C. worsen D. dismiss
7. According to the passage, American movies are _____.
A. not well-known in Britain B. famous in the U.S. only
C. world-widely popular D. not normally watched
8. The word “they” in the last paragraph refers to _____.
A. nouns B. people C. speakers D. Americans
9. It can be inferred from the passage that in India, the “subway” might be called .
A. the trunk B. the train C. the tube D. subcontinent
10. According to the last paragraph, which of the following is LEAST likely said by the British?
A. “Has he come yet?” B. “The crowd were exciting”
C. “The crowd cheered excitedly” D. “Did he come yet?”
1. ……… 2. ……… 3. ……… 4. ……… 5. ……… 6. ……… 7. ……… 8. ……… 9. ……… 10. ………
For Nigel Portman, a love of travelling began with what’s called a ‘gap year’. In common with many other British teenagers, he chose to
take a year out before (1) to study for his degree. After doing various jobs to (2) some money, he left home to gain some experience of
life in different cultures, visiting America and Asia. The more adventurous the young person, the (3) the challenge they are likely to (4)
themselves for the gap year, and for some, like Nigel, it can (5) in a thirst for adventure.
Now that his university course has come to an end, Nigel is just about to leave on a three-year trip that will take him (6) around the
world. What’s more, he plans to make the whole journey using only means of transport which are (7) by natural energy. In other words,
he’ll be (8) mostly on bicycles and his own legs; and when there’s an ocean to cross, he won’t be taking a (9) cut by climbing aboard a
plane, he’ll be joining the crew of a sailing ship instead.
As well as doing some mountain climbing and other outdoor pursuits along the way, Nigel hopes to (10) on to the people he meets the
environmental message that lies behind the whole idea.
41. A. settling down B. getting up C. taking over D. holding back …………
42. A. achieve B. raise C. advance D. win …………
43. A. stronger B. wider C. greater D. deeper …………
44. A. put B. set C. aim D. place …………
45. A. result B. lead C. cause D. create …………
46. A. just B. complete C. whole D. right …………
47. A. pulled B. charged C. forced D. powered …………
48. A. relying B. using C. attempting D. trying …………
49. A. quick B. short C. brief D. swift …………
50. A. leave B. keep C. pass D. give …………
When you want to book a flight to a certain place, visit your nearest travel agent. Tell the travel agent the (1) ... when you want to travel
and the destination to which you want to go. The travel agent will then type this information (2) ... a small computer. After checking
everything on the computer screen, he/she will (3) … this information to a central computer. This central computer contains all
information about bookings and destinations, and sends a reply, showing which are the (4) ... suitable flights. It also shows whether the
flights are fully booked or not. The information (5) ... is now shown on the small computer screen is continually changing as other
bookings are (6) ... in other parts of the world. The travel agent now types in your booking. Then the computer will ask for your name and
address as (7) ... as for other information. It will also ask (8) … you will pay for your tickets (in cash or by credit card). Next the
computer confirms the booking and makes a request for payment. When you have paid (9) … for your ticket, the travel agent types this
information into the computer as well. Finally, some computers print out a ticket before you (10) ... the travel agent's.
1. ………………… 2. ………………… 3. ………………… 4. ………………… 5. …………………
6. ………………… 7. ………………… 8. ………………… 9. ………………… 10. …………………

31. People believe that Leonardo da Vinci foresaw the invention of aircraft.
The invention of aircraft ...............................................................................................................................................................
32. I’m sure it wasn’t Ann you saw yesterday because she is now in London.
It can’t ..........................................................................................................................................................................................
33. I found his reply to the boss really exciting.
What really ...................................................................................................................................................................................
34. “Did you have a good sleep last night, Jane?” asked the teacher.
The teacher wanted .....................................................................................................................................................................
35. Nick took part in the race becaue his friends encouraged him.
Without .........................................................................................................................................................................................
36. They’d prefer me not to accept the demanding job.
They’d rather ................................................................................................................................................................................
37. He found a job right after his graduation from university.
No sooner ....................................................................................................................................................................................
38. The book was so interesting that I couldn’t put it down.
It was ............................................................................................................................................................................................
39. I didn’t get home until after midnight.
It was ............................................................................................................................................................................................
40. The exam was easier than I had expected.
I expected ....................................................................................................................................................................................
II. Rewrite each sentence so that it means the same as the original one, using the word given in brackets. You must
use between THREE and FIVE words, including the word given. (5 pts)
16. The villagers said that they opposed the plan for the new shopping center. (disapproval)
The villagers …………………………………….. the plan for the new shopping center.
17. Don’t forget to contact me when you are in London. (touch)
Don’t forget to …………………………………….. when you are in London.
18. Could you possibly help me with this box? (mind)
Would …………………………………….. me with this box?
19. Because of his illness, he could not work effectively. (impossible)
His illness made …………………………………….. work effectively.
20. He wishes he had attended the lecture yesterday. (regrets)
He …………………………………….. the lecture yesterday.
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Part 1. Listen to the recording and choose the correct answers to the questions. (5 pts)
6. Mozart lived in the _____ century.
B. 16th B. 17th C. 18th D. 19th
7. During his life, he composed more than _____ pieces of music.
B. 600 B. 60 C. 6000 D. 60000
8. He was born in _____.
B. 1765 B. 1675 C. 1756 D. 1657
9. His father taught the _____ and was a composer.
B. violin B. guitar C. drums D. piano
10. He wrote the first pieces of music when he was _____.
B. eight B. five C. four D. nine
Part 2. Now listen again and fill in the blanks with the missing information. (5 pts)
Wolfgang Amadeusz Mozart
Wolfgang Amadeusz Mozart was a composer and a musician. He lived in 18th century. He is one of the most important
composers in the history of music. (1), he composed more than six hundred pieces of music, including symphonies, piano
concertos, operas and choral music.
He was born in Salzburg, a beautiful city in Austria. He was born in 1756 into a musical family. His father was a musician. He
played in an orchestra, taught the violin and was a composer. Mozart started the (2) when he was 3 years old. He wrote the
first pieces of music when he was five years old. When he was six years old, Mozart and his family went on tours in Europe
for about ten years. He met (3) and studied the best composers. He met Johan Bach in London in 1764. Mozart moved to
Vienna, the capital city of Austria. He composed some of his best pieces of music. Mozart composed “The Marriage of
Figaro” and “The Magic Flute”, two of (4) operas in the world. Now, Wolfgang Amadeusz Mazart is one of the most important
influences on classical music and students from (5) study his work. Nowadays, movies, TV commercials, concerts and mobile
phone ringtones use his music. Lots of music experts say Mozart was a genius. Mozart is fantastic!
1. ……………………………… 2. ……………………………… 3. ………………………………
4. ……………………………… 5. ………………………………
Part 3. Listen and choose Yes or No for each of the following sentences. (5 pts)
Look at the six sentences for this part. You will hear a conversation between a boy, Jim, and his mother.
Decide if each sentence is correct or incorrect.
If it is correct, put a tick (√) in the box under A for YES. If it is not correct, put a tick (√) in the box under B for NO.
Sentences A B
0 Jim’s bicycle needs to be mended. √
1 He’s keen to start saving money.
2 His mother thinks a mountain bike is suitable for their area.
3 She encourages Jim to manage his money better.
4 His mother offers to lend him some money.
5 Jim is disappointed by his mother’s suggestion.
21. A. concert B. colony C. computer D. confident …………
22. A. excellent B. exercise C. explanation D. experience …………
23. A. receipt B. psychology C. cupboard D. popcorn …………
24. A. practised B. wicked C. mixed D. produced…………
25. A. scheme B. stomach C. chores D. cholera …………
1. A. miraculous B. compulsory C. atmospheric D. executive…………
2. A. residential B. prestigious C. volunteer D. overweight …………
3. A. prefer B. canal C. parade D. borrow …………
4. A. advertize B. comedy C. applicant D. magician …………
5. A. balloon B. teenage C. bungee D. greenhouse …………

1. Jack: “Would you like me to get you something to drink?” - Linda: “_____.”
A. No, please B. I’d love to C. My pleasure D. That would be nice …………
2. _____ Mt Everest is in _____ Himalayas.
A. The - the B.  - the C.  -  D. The -  …………
3. It’s essential that he _____ up his mind whether to join our club or not.
A. must make B. make C. makes D. made …………
4. The fruit tasted sweet, rather _____ a peach.
A. same B. like C. as D. similar …………
5. We had so many problems with the car that _____ we sold it and bought a new one.
A. at the end B. in the end C. by the end D. to the end …………
6. As the drug took _____, the patient became quieter.
A. effect B. force C. influence D. action …………
7. Everyone here has been to London, _____?
A. hasn't he B. haven't they C. have they D. has he …………
8. I was so _____ in the book I was reading that I completely lost track of time.
A. absorbed B. occupied C. attracted D. fascinated …………
9. _____ of birds over a city usually predict cold weather.
A. Herds B. Packs C. Flocks D. Schools …………
10. People can become very _____ when they are stuck in traffic for a long time.
A. single-minded B. bad-tempered C. even-tempered D. even-handed …………
11. Their relationship is on the _____ and they seems unable to find any resolution to their differences.
A. stones B. rocks C. land D. grounds …………
12. Many of the jobs created in this area can be directly _____ to tourism.
A. supported B. dedicated C. attracted D. attributed …………
13. My passport _____ last month, so I'll have to get a new one soon.
A. expired B. elapsed C. ended D. terminated …………
14. _____ every industry in our modern world requires the work of engineers.
A. Wholly B. Most C. Hardly D. Virtually …………
15. Last year, Matt earned _____ his brother.
A. twice as much as B. twice as many as C. twice more than D. twice as more as …………
16. It’s been a good year. I’ve written two books and a couple of articles, _____ are now in print.
A. both of which B. both of them C. all of which D. all of them …………
17. We used to live in that _____ on the corner of the streets.
A. old house brick small B. brick small old house …………
C. small old brick house D. house brick small old
18. Coming unexpectedly into the room, _____.
A. so she surprised all of us B. all of us were surprised by her …………
C. she took us by surprise D. it surprised us with her appearance
19. They are happily married although, of course, they argue _____.
A. most times B. from day to day …………
C. every now and then D. on the occasion
20. We’d been looking for the missing dog all morning but it was _____.
A. nowhere to be seen B. not seen anywhere …………
C. not anywhere seen D. seen nowhere
6. We will see Alice at the corner, she (wait) for us when we (arrive).
7. Her mother (go) abroad last month, so it (not be) her you saw at the restaurant yesterday.
8. It's essential that all children (vaccinate) before (admit) to the first grade.
9. I (fall) asleep yesterday when I (watch) a football match on TV.
10. By the time he (arrive) at the motel, he (driven) 450 kms.
1. …………………………. …………………………. 4. …………………………. ………………………….
2. …………………………. …………………………. 5. …………………………. ………………………….
3. …………………………. ………………………….
61. Unicorns and dragons are just Asian (imagine) and legendary animals. ………………………….
62. The (extensive) of his knowledge surprised the board of examiners. ………………………….
63. Many rural areas in our country have been heavily (industry). ………………………….
64. Do you ever suffer from (bore)? ………………………….
65. (experience) as Joe is, he is quite reliable and trustworthy. ………………………….
66. This product contains no artificial preservatives or (season). ………………………….
67. Tom claimed that his (bring up) had caused him to become a criminal. ………………………….
68. In this profession, women (number) men by two to one. ………………………….
69. They are carrying out regular (maintain) work on the main road to the port. ………………………….
70. His invention was a breakthrough but not (commerce) successful. ………………………….
51. I am now .................. a lot of pressure to work .................. the total cost of the project.
52. This TV set is still .................. gurantee, so repair is free .................. charge.
53. .................. a fridge, fresh food will go .................. very quickly.
54. Disputes .................. territory may well result .................. war.
55. I didn't know .................. certain who set fire .................. the building.
56. Many species of rare animals have died .................., and many are .................. the verge of extinction.
57. .................. terms of tennis, Jack is second .................. none in our school.
58. .................. everyone’s relief, the chairman turned .................. at the last minute.
59. It is unusual .................. her to stay .................. so late. I’m very worried.
60. You are perfectly
capable .................. dealing .................. this problem, I think.
0. The question is too difficult for a five-years-old child.
A B C D
1. We couldn’t help to feel sad when we heard the news about his death.
A B C D
2. He is fond of playing the piano, singing and go fishing.
A B C D
3. However it is cheap, the poor quality product can not always appeal to customers.
A B C D
4. When radio programs became popular, approximately around 1925, many people stopped going to the movies.
A B C D
5. Neither of the boys has handed in the assignment already.
A B C D
0. … D…..  … five-year-old........ 3. ………..  ……………………….
1. ………..  ………………………. 4. ………..  ……………………….
2. ………..  ………………………. 5. ………..  ……………………….
THE COBRA EFFECT
The British colonized India from 1858 to 1947. That means that they ruled the country. They governed the Indian people.
They used India to make wealth for the British Empire. But they also developed India. They built canals and railroads. They
tried to make India more like the UK.
Yet India was different from the UK. It was more rustic. The ecology was different too. Some British colonists had a hard time
adapting. The snakes were particularly troubling. The capital area of Delhi was overrun with venomous cobras.
Encountering a cobra is quite frightening. It's even worse getting bitten by one. The cobras killed many colonists. Enough
died that the British government had to take action. They paid a bounty for every dead cobra.
The program was a success at first. Many people hunted and killed the cobras for the rewards. The number of cobras
dropped. The colonists felt safer. But then it became harder to catch cobras. So enterprising people started breeding them.
After all, it is easier to catch a pet cobra than a wild one.
News of this scheme got back to the British government. They learned that people were breeding cobras to earn rewards.
This is not what the British wanted to happen. They felt foolish. They scrapped the program.
Now the breeders were angry. Raising cobras can be challenging. They were doing it for the money. When the program
ended, the snakes were worthless. So the breeders released them into the wild. Now there were more wild cobras than when
the program started.
The British plan seemed like a good idea at first. In practice though, it made things much worse. This is the cobra effect. The
cobra effect is when a solution worsens a problem.
Many well-intentioned programs backfire. In 2014 the City of Chicago banned lightweight plastic bags. Single use bags are
bad for the environment. They end up in the water. They pollute the land. City officials wanted people to reuse bags. So they
put a tax on lightweight bags.
Retailers did not want to anger customers with the new tax. So they made their bags much thicker. The new bags were 150
times thicker than the old bags. The thicker bags were no longer lightweight, so they weren't taxed. But most customers did
not reuse these bags. They just threw away the really thick plastic bags.
This is another example of the cobra effect. The city intended to reduce plastic waste, yet the tax worsened it 150 fold. Our
actions do not always have the consequences that we expect.
1. Which best defines the word colonize as used in the first paragraph?
A. To destroy or ruin a foreign land
B. To trade or do business with other people
C. To inhabit and rule a foreign land
D. To do battle or fight with another group of people
2. Which statement can be supported with text from the passage?
A. India had more poisonous snakes than the UK.
B. India had fewer poisonous snakes than the UK.
C. India had the same amount of poisonous snakes as the UK.
D. India did not have poisonous snakes.
3. Which event happened last?
A. The number of snakes decreased. B. The snake breeders released their cobras into the wild.
C. People started breeding snakes. D. The government began paying a bounty for dead snakes.
4. What was the overall effect of the bounty program on the cobra population in Delhi?
A. The number of snakes decreased. B. The number of snakes increased.
C. The snakes were completely wiped out. D. The number of snakes stayed about the same.
5. Which best defines the cobra effect as described in the text?
A. A response to a problem that has no effect.
B. A response to a problem that makes it better.
C. A response to a problem that completely solves it.
D. A response to a problem that makes it worse.
6. Which is NOT a reason why the City of Chicago put a tax on plastic bags?
A. The city wanted people to reuse their bags. B. Lightweight plastic bags pollute the water.
C. Lightweight plastic bags are toxic to children. D. Lightweight plastic bags pollute the land.
7. How did retailers respond to the tax on lightweight plastic bags?
A. They gave thick plastic bags to customers.
B. They gave paper bags to customers.
C. They stopped giving bags to customers.
D. They passed the tax on to the customers.
8. How did the tax affect the problem with plastic bags in the City of Chicago?
A. It helped reduce the problem a lot. B. It made the problem worse.
C. It helped reduce the problem a little bit. D. It solved the problem completely.
9. With which statement would the author most likely agree?
A. There's no point in trying to fix anything.
B. There is no such thing as a bad idea.
C. The fastest solution to a problem is always the best solution.
D. Think through solutions carefully before trying them.
10. What lesson can readers learn from this text?
A. What really matters is your intentions. B. Our actions can have unexpected consequences.
C. Things will always work out in the end. D. Outcomes don't matter as long as you try your best.
1. ……… 2. ……… 3. ……… 4. ……… 5. ……… 6. ……… 7. ……… 8. ……… 9. ……… 10. ………
SPORTS PHOTOGRAPHY
Sport as a spectacle and photography as a way of recording action have developed together. At the turn of the 20th century,
Edward J. Muybridge was experimenting with photographs of movement. His pictures of a runner (1) … in every history of
photography.
Another milestone was when the scientist and photographer Harold Edgerton (2) … the limits of photographic technology with
his study of a (3) … of milk hitting the suffice of a dish. Another advance was the development of miniature cameras in the
late 1920s, which made it possible for sports photographers to (4) … their cumbersome cameras behind.
The arrival of television was a significant development in the transmission of sport. Paradoxically, it was of benefit to still
photographers. People who watched a sports event on TV, with all its movement and action, (5) … the still image as a
reminder of the game.
Looking back, we can see how (6) … sports photography has changed. Early sports photographers were as interested in the
stories behind the sport as in the sport itself. Contemporary sports photography (7) … the glamour of sport, the colour and
the action. But the best sports photographers today do more than simply tell the story of the event, or make a (8) … of it.
They (9) … in a single dramatic moment the real emotions of the participants, emotions with which people looking at the
photographs can (10) … .
51. A. exhibit B. show C. feature D. demonstrate …………
52. A. enlarged B. extended C. prolonged D. spread …………
53. A. splash B. drop C. dash D. drip …………
54. A. put B. keep C. lay D. leave …………
55. A. chose B. valued C. pointed D. cheered …………
56. A. highly B. radically C. extremely D. severely …………
57. A. outlines B. signals C. emphasises D. forms …………
58. A. preservation B. store C. mark D. record …………
59. A. seize B. grasp C. capture D. secure …………
60. A. identify B. share C. unite D. join …………
There is no doubt that money, in the form that we know it today, is (1) … keeps modern economic life functioning. Yet, in the
course of history, money, in whatever form, has provided people with the ability to buy and (2) … goods. Thousands of years
ago, civilisations had to rely on the barter system as a way of (3) … goods. Within this system a person had to exchange one
thing for (4) … . This meant that the two parties involved had to reach an agreement as to what they thought their products
were (5) … . Items such as wheat, tobacco and salt have all been used as money at one time or another. It was not (6) …
much later that humans came up with the idea of money in the form of metal coins.
So (7) … did the barter system come to an end? The answer is simple. Coins were much easier to handle and carry around.
(8) … then, the use of coins has become widespread. It has made business simpler and has given countries an opportunity
of development by doing business with other countries further afield, which they had never done business with before. (9) …
on, paper money became more common all over the world, as it was easier to use. It will not be long, however, before plastic
cards take (10) … completely, replacing coins and bank notes.
1. ………………… 2. ………………… 3. ………………… 4. ………………… 5. …………………
6. ………………… 7. ………………… 8. ………………… 9. ………………… 10. …………………
1. She says, “It was wrong of you to leave so late, boys.”
She criticizes .............................................................................................................................................................
2. It is believed that his father set up the company at an early age.
His father ...................................................................................................................................................................
3. As she grows older, she becomes increasingly forgetful.
The older ...................................................................................................................................................................
4. The book was so interesting that I couldn't put it down.
It was .........................................................................................................................................................................
5. He only admitted his mistake when we gave all the evidence.
It was .........................................................................................................................................................................
6. It's difficult, but there must be some way to solve the problem.
Difficult as .................................................................................................................................................................
7. The phone stopped ringing the moment I got down stairs.
No sooner ..................................................................................................................................................................
8. A true story forms the basis of Mary’s new novel.
Mary’s new novel .......................................................................................................................................................
9. I’d prefer him not to keep coming to class late.
I’d rather......................................................................................................................................................................
10. She couldn’t finish the work because she didn’t have enough time.
If .................................................................................................................................................................................
1. It's up to you to decide the way you want to live your life. (depends)
How .........................................................................................................................................................................
2. He is very sorry that he didn’t attend Professor Pike’s lecture. (regrets)
He greatly .................................................................................................................................................................................
3. He is certainly not a reliable witness. (means)
He is .......................................................................................................................................................................
4. “You damaged my bicycle, John,” said Jane. (accused)
Jane .........................................................................................................................................................................
5. I have never eaten Japanese food before. (first)
.................................................................................................................................................................................
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SECTION ONE: LISTENING

SECTION TWO: PHONOLOGY

SECTION FOUR: READING

SECTION FOUR: READING

SECTION FIVE: WRITING

Date: (0) ……18th July ………

Location: (1) …………………………… Show Ground

Jack Tyler from the Television Show (3) ……………………………

Stalls selling gifts, jewellery and clothes

Price of Family Ticket: £ (5) ……………………………

SECTION TWO: PHONOLOGY

SECTION THREE: VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR

SECTION FOUR: READING

SECTION FIVE: WRITING

SECTION TWO: PHONOLOGY

SECTION THREE: VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR

SECTION FOUR: READING

SECTION FIVE: WRITING

2 Caroline’s work will be located in a city.

3 Caroline found out about the job from the Internet.

4 Caroline says that work at music festivals is badly paid.

5 Caroline does not have to pay for her accommodation.

SECTION TWO: PHONOLOGY

SECTION THREE: VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR

SECTION FIVE: WRITING

SECTION TWO: PHONOLOGY

SECTION THREE: VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR

SECTION TWO: PHONOLOGY

SECTION THREE: VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR

V. Identify one error in each sentence and get it right. (5 pts)

SECTION FOUR: READING

SECTION FIVE: WRITING

SECTION THREE: VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR

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