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MÃ MÔN AV4 01
TÊN MÔN Anh Văn 4
MÃ ĐỀ {978ea1d7-43d3-4262-8a59-d74d446351f4}
SỐ CÂU HỎI 100
Câu 1: Jack has decided to the time he spends watching television
A. see to
B. cut down on
C. run out of
D. come up with
Câu 2: The losing team were disappointed at the result, but all the players agreed that it had been a good

A. game
B. play
C. score
D. sport
Câu 3: The shop opposite my house sells a variety of
A. purchases
B. objects
C. productions
D. goods
Questions from 4 to 6refer to the following passage.
What does he do?
He has a steady job in an office in London. After a hard day at work, he relaxes (4)_______ the
television or watches video. He doesn’t go out every evening, but two evenings a week he meets friends
for a drink in the local pub. He owns a pet, usually a dog, and (5)_______ it for a walk every day after
work. He (6)_______on average £120 per week.
Câu 4:
A. holds
B. takes
C. brings
D. leads

Câu 5:
A. wastes
B. spends
C. is wasting
D. is spending
Câu 6:
A. opposite
B. at
C. next to
D. in front of
Câu 7: A shortage of water is a problem in many parts of the world. In some areas, water from the
ground faster than nature can replenish the supply
A. has been taking
B. is being taken
C. is taking
D. has taken
Questions from 8 to 9 refer to the following passage.
Questions refer to the following memo.
Neighborhood Meeting
April 10, 7.30 P.M
Community Recreation Center, Room12
Whether you are a property owner or a renter, it’s time to get involved in your neighborhood.
We will discuss:
• Beautifying our neighborhood
• Making our streets safe from crime
• Organizing a neighborhood festival
All neighborhood residents are encouraged to attend
Câu 8: What is the purpose of this notice?
A. To inform people of a meeting
B. To notify neighbors of crime

C. To invite neighbors to use the creation center
D. To discuss the cost of owning property
Câu 9: Who is this notice for?
A. Property owners only
B. Renters only
C . Everybody who lives in the neighborhood
D. Employees of the recreation cent
Questions from 10 to 12refer to the following passage.
Message
Jane,
Frank Green called while you were out. He wants you to (10)______him back as soon as you get this
(11)_______. He has met with the employees, and he would like to (12)_______ the schedule for the staff
sports day. He says he has some good ideas. He is looking forward to talking to you.
Câu 10:
A. talk
B. discuss
C. speak
D. speech
Câu 11:
A. say
B. call
C. yell
D. tell
Câu 12:
A. ad
B. document
C. message
D. writing
Questions from 13 to 15refer to the following passage.
I went to a school reunion last week. I was very surprised – so many things had changedI met lots of

my old schools friends, too, and they hadn’t stayed the same either. Some of them had moved to London,
and most of them (13)_______married. I talked to the headmaster for a while. He said that he
remembered every boy (14)_______had attended the school since he started working there in 1978. But
when I asked him (15)_______, he had to confess that he had forgotten – that made me realize that I had
changed too!
Câu 13:
A. got
B. had got
C. were getting
D. get
Câu 14:
A. which
B. who
C. whom
D. whose
Câu 15:
A. what my name was
B. what was my name
C. what my name is
D. what is my name
Câu 16: “Why did you buy all this sugar or chocolate?” - “I a delicious dessert for dinner tonight”
A. will make
B. make
C. will have made
D. am going to make
Câu 17: According to the of the contract, tenants must give six months notice if they intend to
leave
A. laws
B. rules
C. terms

D. details
Questions from 18 to 19 refer to the following passage.
When you are looking for a new job, you must talk to as many people as you can who work in your
fields. This is called networking. Networking allows you to learn about new areas to pursue and to find
out which companies may need someone with your kills. Networking is a fun and easy way to find out
about new opportunities. And when your new job comes along, you will already know some of your
colleagues.
Câu 18: What is networking?
A. Getting along with your colleagues
B. Studying lots of companies
C. Meeting people in related fields
D. Learning your job well
Câu 19: What is not mentioned as something you can learn from networking?
A. What the companies pay
B. Your colleagues and what they do
C. New career areas
D. Which companies you may need
Câu 20: He left his job because his didn’t pay him enough money
A. employee
B. employer
C. architect
D. conductor
Câu 21: Brian at our dinner party wearing a pink bow tie
A. turned up
B. wore out
C. tried out
D. showed off
Câu 22: This program must be new. I’ve seen it before
A. since
B. yet

C. never
D. ever
Câu 23: You want to invite someone you have just met to go to the theatre with you
A. May I go to the theatre?
B. Could I go to the theatre?
C. Do you think you should go to the theatre?
D. Would you like to come to the theatre?
Câu 24: Don’t buy those fish, they aren’t very
A. fresh
B. new
C. recent
D. young
Questions from 25 to 27 refer to the following passage.
Customer Service Numbers
Please call 684- 5555 and choose you option
Changing billing address 1
Dispute fees 2
General fee information 3
How to make payments 4
Have not received monthly bill 5
Câu 25: What is this index designed to show?
A. Types of information and services
B. Number of calls received
C. Customer call records
D. Amount of customer bill
Câu 26: What type of service is provided by the most lines?
A. Areas of dispute
B. Information about addresses
C. Updates on service options
D. Information about money and bills

Câu 27: Who would likely use Option 1?
A. Customers with poor credit ratings
B. New customers
C. People with a complaint
D. People who have moved
Câu 28: The phone constantly since Jack announced his candidacy for president this morning.
A. has been ringing
B. rang
C. had been ringing
D. had rung
Questions from 29 to 33 refer to the following passage.
From: Beth Volt <> To: Chris Gately <> Date: November
22
Subject: Details for Conference on December 2
First, I'd like to express my excitement that you've agreed to speak at this year's technology
conference. As you know, Runt Corporation has been organizing this event for the last ten years to
promote innovation in the computer industry.
In my previous email, I told you that the conference would start at 8 a.m., but it has been changed to 9
a.m. because a few of the companies who will be providing exhibits wanted a little more time to set up
their product displays. Now, when you get to the conference center, you will have to pass through
security. Please hand the security guard the four-digit code that I gave you, and he will issue you a
temporary visitor's ID badge. You will need to wear this badge at all times while you are in the building.
If you need us to provide any equipment, such as a laptop computer, or overhead projector, please
contact the event organizer, Martin Walsh. His email You can also
reach him by phone at 1-520-236-1478.
Please feel free to contact me with any further questions that you might have. I look forward to
meeting you on the day of the conference.
From: Chris Gately <> To: Beth Volt <>
Date: November 23
Subject: Update on December 2 Conference

Thank you so much for your kind email. I am also very excited to speak at your conference. My
company's innovative business strategy has greatly increased our profit margins and I am confident that,
if implemented properly, it will help any computer company improve its total computer sales.
Since the subject I plan to cover is rather technical, I have asked one of my colleagues, Bill Front, to
give a brief PowerPoint presentation to familiarize the audience with a few new technology terms. Mr.
Front is a software designer who has been working for Spectron Inc. for five years. His innovative
product designs have contributed greatly to Spectron's success in the last three years.
With regard to equipment, I will need a couple of things for the presentation. I will leave a list of
required items with the event organizer when I visit his office on Wednesday, November 25. Thanks for
all of your help.
Chris Gately
Câu 29: Why did Beth Volt write the email?
A. To inquire about a new software program
B. To postpone a public relations event
C. To ask an employee to attend a meeting
D. To outline details of the conference
Câu 30: What is Mr. Gately required to do before entering Runt Corporation?
A. Acquire a security badge
B. Contact the software designer
C. E-mail Beth Volt
D. Meet with a Spectron Inc. executive
Câu 31: When will Ms. Volt and Mr. Gately meet?
A. On November 25th
B. On December 2nd
C. On November 23rd
D. On November 22nd
Câu 32: Who is Bill Front?
A. Event organizer
B. Security guard
C. Public Relations Director

D. Software designer
Câu 33: What does Mr. Gately plan to do on Wednesday?
A. Meet with Mr. Front about the conference
B. Design the brochure for the event
C. Pick up his registration form
D. Leave a document with Mr. Walsh
Câu 34: Ask the shop where the washing powder is
A. assistant
B. nurse
C. conductor
D. barber
Questions from 35 to 37 refer to the following passage.
TRADE PROTECTION LAWS
Opinions of participants at the World Trade Conference. In favor of trade without tariffs
On all products 45% On manufactured goods 25%
On raw material 15% On automobiles 12%
Câu 35: Only 12 % of the participants believe in trade without tariffs for which of the following?
A. Automobiles
B. All goods
C. Only manufactured goods
D. Raw materials
Câu 36: What percentage of participants believe in trading all products without tariffs?
A. 15%
B. 25%
C. 12%
D. 45%
Câu 37: What kind of poll is this?
A. Census
B. Opinion
C. Uitily

D. Light
Questions from 38 to 40refer to the following passage.
To: All parents
From: Thamesview High School P.E. Department
We wish to remind parents that all students must (38)______in P.E. lessons. If a student can not
participate in sports due to illness, they must (39)_______ a doctor’s note. The note must explain how
long they should be excused from class. Students do not bring a note will not be excused by the teacher.
Thank you for your (40)_______
Câu 38:
A. be
B. have a role
C. take part
D. study
Câu 39:
A. give
B. hold
C. take
D. bring
Câu 40:
A. cooperation
B. cooperating
C. considering
D. doing this
Câu 41: This isn’t my first visit to London. here before
A. I was
B. I’ve been
C. I went
D. I’m
Câu 42: You can learn as much theory as you like, but you only master a skill by it a lot
A. practicing

B. doing
C. training
D. exercising
Questions from 43 to 47 refer to the following passage.
Peru is reforming its maritime transportation system. New regulations designed to reduce port costs
and increase efficiency have already had encouraging results. Because of these reforms, Peru has
established itself as the gateway for export to Pacific Rim markets. These reforms have been in three
areas: labor, regulations, and custom clearances.
High labor costs had sabotaged Peru’s import and export businesses. Where 80% of all goods had
previously been transported by ships., ports in recent years have been moving only half of their capacity.
Shipping companies took their business to Chilean ports where costs averaged one-sixth of those of Peru.
Reform in this area was needed quickly.
Consequently, agreements with port workers now allow shippers and receivers to make their prices
competitive with other ports in Latin America. The port workers benefit as well, since many have formed
limited partnerships or cooperatives.
Prior to the reforms, 60% of all exports had to be shipped on Peruvian flag-carriers. That regulation
has been abolished and has opened the pots to ships from around the world. This increase in traffic has
caused dock procedures to be streamlined. Accordingly, customs regulations have become more efficient
and commercial processing can be accomplished more quickly.
Câu 43: Why were reforms necessary?
A. The industry was outdated
B. Corruption was the norm
C. Labor regulations were being violated
D. The shipping industry was inefficient and costly
Câu 44: What are Peruvian shippers most interested in?
A. North America
B. Asian markets
C. Europe
D. Chile
Câu 45: Prior to the reforms, at what percentage capacity did the ports operate?

A. 20%
B. 50%
C. 80%
D. 60%
Câu 46: What do Peruvian ships now do?
A. .Carry all cargo
B. Carry 60% of all cargo
C. Complete with non-Peruvian ships
D. Display their flag
Câu 47: According to the report, why were dock procedures streamlined?
A. To make them easier to read
B. To handle increased traffic
C. To reduce labor costs
D. To satisfy the dock workers
Câu 48: The flight attendants made all the passengers their seat belts during the turbulence.
A. buckling
B. buckle
C. to buckle
D. to have buckled
Câu 49: I am single-handed, I don’t need any help
A. used to sail
B. used for sailing
C. using sail
D. used to sailing
Câu 50: I’ve to London. I went there in June
A. been
B. just
C. yet
D. gone
Questions from 51 to 54 refer to the following passage.

Meetings can waste a great deal of time. But you can make your meeting run more smoothly by
following few simple rules. First, have an agenda. This will help keep you focused on what is important.
Next, decide who needs to be involved. More people mean less efficient discussion. Finally, keep the
discussion moving. Thank each speaker as he or she finishes and move on to the next speaker. This
encourages people to make their remarks brief. And don’t forget: What happens after a meeting is more
important than what happens during the meeting. The skills used then are more professional and less
procedural. So no matter how well you run a meeting. It is the work that gets done after the meeting that
is important.
Câu 51: What is the purpose of a meeting agenda?
A. To allow free discussion
B. To keep the speakers organized
C. To keep focused on important items
D. To send to others in advance
Câu 52: How should you receive other people’s comments at a meeting?
A. Respond to detail to all comments
B. Try to keep others from talking
C. Thank them and move on
D. Give them as much time as they want
Câu 53: How should people state their ideas?
A. Quietly
B. Succinctly
C. Encouragingly
D. Wordily
Câu 54: The author states that
A. no one should receive credit for their work
B. all meetings should be in the morning
C. meetings should be held more frequently
D. the real work is accompanied after the meetings
Questions from 55 to 57 refer to the following passage.
Connect the lead from the charger to the bottom of your cellular phone or to a charging stand. Then

plug the charger into a standard wall outlet. When the battery is charging, the battery strength indicator on
the right side of the display scrolls.
Note: When you charge the battery for the first time, the battery strength indicator will not scroll the
entire time; this is normal.
If your phone displays not charging, charging is suspended. Check that the battery is connected to an
approved charging device. If the battery is very hot or cold, wait for a while charging automatically
resume after the battery is restored to its normal operating state. If charging still fails
Câu 55: What device are these instructions for?
A. A portable phone
B. A lap top computer
C. A cell phone
D. A palm pilot
Câu 56: What should you do if the battery is not charging?
A. Call your dealer immediately
B. Call the factory
C. Check that the battery is connected to the charger
D. Check the normal operating time.
Câu 57: What should you do if the device fails to charge properly?
A. Send it back to the factory
B. Throw it away and buy another one
C. Return it to the company
D. Get in touch with the place you bought it from
Questions from 58 to 60 refer to the following information.
Delicious Food Corporation said it will raise prices an average of three percent for 19 different bands
of jams and jellies. This is the second increase in eight months. The company attributes this recent rise to
higher fruit prices, due to the dry weather last spring.
Câu 58: On what foods have prices risen?
A. Preserved
B. Cakes and sweets
C. Name-brand foods

D. Seafood
Câu 59: How many increases has the company recently made?
A. One increase in six months
B. Two increases in eight months
C. One increase in twelve month
D. Two increases in eighteen months
Câu 60: Why has the price of fruit risen?
A. The farmers want more money
B. There were floods last summer
C. The weather last spring was dry
D. They can’t ship the food.
Câu 61: I was enjoying my book, but I stopped a program on TV.
A. reading to watch
B. to read to watch
C. to read for watching
D. reading for to watch
Câu 62: Next week when there a full moon, the ocean tides will be higher.
A. will have been
B. is
C. is being
D. will be
Câu 63: The results of the traveler preference survey are _______.
A. surprises
B. surprising
C. surprise
D. surprised
Câu 64: Magazines are usually weekly or monthly, but newspapers are
A. day after day
B. day
C. every day

D. daily
Câu 65: I don’t blame you for not outside in this awful weather
A. to want go
B. want to go
C. wanting to go
D. wanting go
Câu 66: You want some advice from a friend
A. What could you do if you were me?
B. What do I have to do?
C. Tell me what I must do?
D. What do you think I should do?
Questions from 67 to 69 refer to the following passage.
easy ways to shop
shop over 350 stores
call 1.800.GOTRENDY
shop by mail
call 10800.254.8183
shop online
trendymale.com
3181 River Road
Rockville, NM
909-749-5208
buy one sale or clearance item, get one 50% off
* 2nd item must be of equal or lesser value. Applies to sale
and clearance merchandise only. May not be combined with any
other coupon offer, promotion, or previous purchases. Excludes
fragrance, gift certificate, catalogue, or online purchases. Not
valid on designer merchandise. Not valid on Trendy Male
Outlets. Sale Monday, June 17 through Sunday, July 7
Trendy Male

save
up to
60% or more
off original
prices
Câu 67: How many ways can you buy merchandise at “Trendy Male”?
A. One
B. Two
C. Three
D. Four
Câu 68: If you buy a shirt on sale for $46.00, how much will you pay for another, similar shirt?
A. $15.00
B. $23.00
C. $27.60
D. $46.00
Câu 69: How long will this offer last?
A. Eleven days
B. Sixteen days
C. Twenty-one days
D. Twenty-six days
Câu 70: The newspaper report contained important information.
A. many
B. another
C. a lot of
D. an
Questions from 71 to 75 refer to the following passage.
New Tech Equipment Company announced that it expects to cut 4,000 jobs within the next six month
in Brazil as part of its strategy to reorganize its money - losing business. New Tech has been struggling to
make a profit after two years of losses worldwide.
The reduction in its labor force comes as a surprise to business analysts, who had been impressed with

the performance of the company in recent months. Although its revenues have not matched those of its
first two years of business, they had been increasing steadily since June.
New competition was blamed for this loss of revenue, but sources close to the company place the
blame on the lack of direction from the chairman of the company, Pierre Reinartz has been with the
company for only a year and he will probably resign soon
It is expected that Elizabeth Strube the current V.P. of the company, will succeed him. Ms. Strube was
responsible for opening the international offices, which have been more profitable than those in Brazil.
New Tech Company employs about 25,000 people in Brazil, another 20,000 in Asia, and 10,000 in
Europe. The international offices will not be affected by the staff reductions.
Câu 71: Why will New Tech cut jobs locally?
A. Because it is moving overseas
B. Because labor costs have gone up
C. Because Chairman Reinartz directed it
D. To be more profitable
Câu 72: Where will these jobs be cut?
A. Europe
B. The United States
C. Brazil
D. Asia
Câu 73: How long has New Tech been losing money?
A. six months
B. two years
C. one year
D. a year and a half
Câu 74: What surprised analysts?
A.The decision to reduce employees
B. The recent growth of income
C. The opening of an international branch
D. The resignation of the chairman
Câu 75: What describes the international branches of New Tech?

A. They are older than Brazilian branch
B. They earn more money than the Brazilian office.
C. They will be closed within six months.
D. They are less cost-effective
Câu 76: We don’t have the CD, I’m afraid. It’s out of
A. shelf
B. order
C. stock
D. sale
Câu 77: The arrested him for stealing the diamond
A. dentist
B. electrician
C. policeman
D. politician
Câu 78: I was brought up in a small house the suburbs of Manchester
A. in
B. on
C. off
D. out of
Questions from 79 to 81 refer to the following passage.
From: Gardens by Hok/ PO Box 687/ 1103 Lison, Portugal/ September 8, 200___
To: Guy William
Landscape Design Magazine Ottho Heldringatraat 2 1066 AZ Amsterdam
Dear Mr. William,
Thank you for sending the advertising information. We have decided not to place an ad in the
December issue, but we will consider placing one in the next issue in March. We will be in touch. Again
thank you for your assistance.
Sincerely,
Sov Hok. Landscape Architect
Câu 79: What is Sov Hok’s business?

A. Designing skyscrapers
B. Designing gardens
C. Selling advertisement
D. Marketing
Câu 80: Why did Mr. Hok write this letter?
A. To ask Mr. William for a subscription
B. To get a job
C. To place an ad in December
D. To say he wasn’t interested in placing an ad now.
Câu 81: How often does the magazine come out?
A. Weekly
B. Monthly
C. Bi- monthly
D. Quarterly
Câu 82: Everyone what they have to do, don’t they?
A. have known
B. know
C. knows
D. do know
Câu 83: I was born in Scotland but I in Northern Ireland
A. grew up
B. brought up
C. raised
D. rose
Câu 84: Don’t forget home as soon as you arrive at your destination
A. to call
B. having called
C. to be called
D. calling
Câu 85: It has become necessary water in the metropolitan area because of the severe drought

A. rationing
B. to have rationed
C. to ration
D. ration
Câu 86: Many U.S. automobiles in Detroit, Michigan
A. have manufactured
B. are manufacturing
C. manufacture
D. are manufactured
Câu 87: We all tried to push the van, but it move
A. wouldn’t
B. can’t
C. won’t
D. couldn’t
Questions from 88 to 92 refer to the following passage.
Dear Washington University Freshman Students,
Although you are a freshman in college, things you do NOW will affect your success when it's time to
leave WU. Because of this, I offer some advice on how to get the job or attend the professional school
you want after graduation:
1. GRADES ARE IMPORTANT. Employers and graduate programs use grades as a
screening tool for interviews and applications. Get off to a strong start your first year by working on
your study skills.
2. IT'S NEVER TOO EARLY TO START PLANNING. Begin exploring your options for the future
now. Visit the Natural Science Career Web at care exploration/index.asp to
learn more about career options. There will be many career events this semester-you can find a list at
/>3. DEVELOP YOUR WRITING AND SPEAKING SKillS. Good communication skills are the
number one personal trait desired these days, according to the National Association of Collegiate
Employers. The Writing Center () can help you with writing assignments, or even
creating a PowerPoint presentation.
There are lots of resources at WU that will help you succeed both academically and personally. Your

residence hall mentors, your professors, your academic advisors, and all the other support staff at WU can
help you and want you to be successful. Make sure you use your support network to the fullest, and enjoy
your first year at WU!
Dr. John Roses
Professor in WU

To:
From:
Subj: Dr. Roses, where can I apply for scholarships?
Dear Dr. Roses,
As I was reading your letter, I thought that you would also be glad to help us with our fillancial
situation. Right now, I desperately need scholarships to pay for my tuition and I was wondering if you
could direct me to where I can find and apply for the scholarships I need. I greatly appreciate your advice
for they have helped me. I want to study hard and later be able to contribute back to what Washington
University has given me.
Thank you very much.
Sincerely,
Tomas
Câu 88: To whom is Dr. Roses addressing?
A. Students who are about to graduate.
B. Students who are looking for careers.
C. Students who have done exceptionally well academically.
D. Students who are first year in college.
Câu 89: What is NOT one of the three things Dr. Roses advises the students to do?
A. Read lots of books to gain knowledge in every aspect.
B. Obtain good grades starting with good studying habits.
C. Start preparing for your future and jobs.
D. Be able to write and speak well.
Câu 90: Who is one of the people that can help students to have a successful year in college?
A. Your roommate.

B. Residence hall mentors.
C. Other upper-class students.
D. Teacher's assistances.
Câu 91: What is the purpose of the student's email?
A. To ask Dr. Roses for more advice.
B. To find out where he can get scholarships to pay for his tuition.
C. To find out what types of scholarships there are.
D. To find out the deadlines for the scholarships.
Câu 92: How would you describe the student's attitude?
A. He is let down and depressed.
B. He is zealous.
C. He is lazy.
D. He is indifferent.
Questions from 93 to 94 refer to the following passage.
BIGGEST TO EUROPE
THIRTY –THREE FLIGHTS WEEKLY
Serving 11 key cities in Europe
Amsterdam, Athens, Brussels, Copenhagen, Frankfurt, London, Malta, Paris, Rome, Vienna, Zurich
Call your travel agent or Singapore International Airways
Câu 93: Which is being advertised?
A. Calendars
B. Hotels
C. Air travel
D. European food
Câu 94: Which city Is NOT mentioned in the advertisement?
A. Munich
B. Athens
C. London
D. Paris
Câu 95: From the hotel there is a good of the mountains

A. picture
B. sight
C. view
D. vision
Câu 96: Yes, would be lovely to see you again.
A. it
B. there
C. you
D. that
Câu 97: No one has better qualifications. Carol is certain for the job
A. being chosen
B. to be chosen
C. to choose
D. having chosen
Câu 98: The film several scenes that might upset young children
A. contains
B. involves
C. admits
D. displays
Câu 99: While I TV last night, a mouse ran across the floor
A. am watching
B. watch
C. watched
D. was watching
Câu 100: I haven’t seen that coat before. How have you had it?
A. since
B. already
C. long
D. for