ĐỀ KIỂM TRA CHẤT LƯỢNG ANH VĂN – ĐỀ 22 pptx

ĐỀ KIỂM TRA CHẤT LƯỢNG ANH VĂN – ĐỀ 22
The first spark of love (1) _______ Lenin was dropped in my heart by our teacher.
There were about thirty of us – children of eight to thirteen – in a small room. We were all first – year
pupils : in (2) _______ days children went to school when they felt like it. Our teacher, Rabiga, gave each of us two
exercise – books and a pencil and said : “ Children, this is an exercise – book, and this is a pencil. Lenin is giving it to
you”
I took my exercise – books and looked at them, (3) ________ astonished. One had a portrait on the cover. And
from the wall opposite, the same man in a peaked cap smiled down at me. The portrait on the wall (4) ________ to all
of us. But now I had my own Lenin, a Lenin who belonged only to me.
There are many “ Lenin’s houses” in the world. I would like to tell you about one of them It happened in
Vietnam the year (5) ________ the year with the French had ended. We came to a small village five miles from Vinh.
The villagers invited us to their homes, gave us a cordial welcome, and showed honours on us . They told us how they
lived and worked. Then they took us to the most important and most respested building in the village – a temple.
However it turned out that they had not brought us there to meet the saints, but rather to (6) _________ us something
new in their lives.
The major part of the temple had been converted into “ Lenin’s room”. In a corner, there was a portrait of a
man very like Lenin, (7) _________ features yet were slightly Vietnamese in cast : the wall was hung with posters,
and round a table young people sat reading books, newspapers and magazines .
“ What is it ?” I asked the man from Hanoi, who accompanied me on my trip. “ Have they declared Lenin a
saint, and brought his portrait into the temple ?”
“ Oh, no” he said. “ This temple wasn’t built by saints, nor was it saints who brought stone images of the gods
here. It was alll done by people. Ordinary people. These same people brought Lenin’s portrait here, and wrote his
words (8) ________ posters, and they read his books. No, people do not come here to pray: they come to learn and for
advice”.
“ Still, it’s strange : Lenin’s room in a temple ”
“ It may seem strange to you , but we don’t find it strange. Here, the Vietnamese solve not only religious but
also everyday problems. And Lenin is now our chief adviser on those problems. People are more concerned about this
world than the next.”
I was silent for sometimes, thinking “ Here, at the world’s end, in a hut roofed over with coarse matting,
sunburnt boys and girls sit on a sand floor, writing his name on paper (9) _______ the first time in their life, just as we
once did. They link all their hopes and aspirations with Lenin. I want to say to these children : believe, dream, hope.

All dreams linked with Lenin and his cause must come true. As our dreams have ”
“ This is an exercise – book, and this is a pencil”, Rabiga said. “ Lenin is giving them to you ”
Many, many years later, I understood that exercise – books become so covered with writing that it is
impossible to write (10) _________ them anymore, and pencils become so worn down to short stubs. But the word that
Lenin opened up and bequeathed to us is eternal.
Comprehension.
1. Answer the following questions, using the facts in the reading.
a. What did the teacher do to teach them the love for Lenin ? ___________________________
b. What did the children mean by “ I had my own Lenin, a Lenin belonged only to me ?” _________
c. When did the writer come to a small village in Vinh ? ___________________________
d. Where was he taken to when he visited Vinh ? ___________________________
e. How did the villagers welcome him ? ___________________________
f. What was the temple used for ? ___________________________
g. Did people come there to pray ? What did they do there ? ___________________________
h. What did the writer want to tell the children ? ___________________________
i. How was the world that Lenin opened to the writer ?
___________________________
2. Join two sentences with a relative pronoun, putting comma(s) where necessary.
a. Women all over the world are acquiring greater independence. It is bringing a lot of changes in society.
b. Mrs Smith is an experienced doctor. She has just performed an excellent operation.
c. The twentieth century has given us a lot of advantages. It has made men in the capitalist societies less
humane.
d. Grandfather still works very hard. You can see him in this picture.
e. My parents are going to take a trip abroad. They have just retired.
f. My sister’s birthday is going to be a big celebration. It is in June.
g. Do you know Jim’s brother ? His house is in your neighbourhood.
3. Change into passive the following sentences.
a. They built many buildings to commemorate Uncle Ho’s birthday. ____________________________
b. They advised him to improve his English. ____________________________
c. They kept the butter here. ____________________________

d. They are preparing dinner in another room. ____________________________
e. They gave us a cordial welcome. ____________________________
f. A tall man brought us to meet the villagers. ____________________________
g. They brought some stone images into the hall. ____________________________
h. They gave each of us two exercise – books . ____________________________
4. Combine the following pairs of sentences, using relative pronouns and put comma if necessary.
a. The Lenin library in Moscow is the biggest book repository in the USSR and in Europe. It has books
and other material in 247 languages.
b. Each year the library acquires 600 thousand Soviet works and 200 thousand publications . These
publications come from foreign countries.
c. Lenin was a great lover of music. His parents owned a large music library.
d. Everybody talked about that great man. He led a simple but dignified life.
e. I had to sleep in my wet clothes. They were most uncomfortable.
f. My dog oftens barks at strangers. Its temper is very uncertain.
5. Give the correct forms of verbs in brackets.
It was really by accident that penicillin ( 1 – discover ) ________ by Alexander Flemming. As a result,
he ( 2 – produce ) _______ the first of a series of antibiotics which ( 3 – be ) ______ ( 4 – change ) _________
medicine forever.
While ( 5 – do ) _______ bacterial research in the laboratory, he accidentally ( 6 – leave ) ____ one of
the cultures uncovered. Upon ( 7 – return ) ______ the next day, he found that it had become ( 8 – infect
)________ by a mould called penicillium. Penicilin and its derivatives since ( 9 – prove )_________ to be some
of the most useful drugs ( 10 – know ) _____ to man.
6. Change the following sentences into passive voice.
Turtles in danger.
a. At sea, speedboats injure turtles. _____________________________
b. Tourist activities have reduced the number of turtles. _____________________________
c. Tourists put sunbeds and sun umbrellas on nesting beaches _____________________________
d. Noise and loud from discos frighten female turtles. _____________________________
e. Dogs dig up turtle’s eggs. _____________________________
f. Large fish eat baby turtles. _____________________________

g. Scientists of Southampton University incubated four eggs. _____________________________
h. Care for the Wild had taken a hundred eggs from Potomakia beach on Cephalonia.
___________
i. Care for the Wild returned the young turtles four years later. _____________________________
j. A vet checked the turtles health. _____________________________
k. Greek and British television teams accompanied the turtles. _____________________________
l. Hundreds of tourists and Greek children watched the fishing boat from the beach. ___________
m. A windsurfer saw Snappy two weeks later. _____________________________
7. Fill in the blanks with the correct form of words in brackets.
a. You shouldn’t be so ( 1 – criticise ) _______ of his faults.
b. Ever since his ( 2 – suspend ) ________ from school, Lary has been staying at home.
c. “ Would you like some ( 3 – refresh ) ________?” Mrs L asked. “ You must be very tired !”
d. The students have to ( 4 – memory ) ________ these three poems by Friday.
e. This is an extremely dangerous ( 5 – situate ) ________. We must be very careful.
f. Anand is a good ( 6 – lead ) __________. All the boys like and respect him.
g. We have to take care of our own ( 7 – possess ) ________ for no one else will do it for us.
h. The Jones live a very ( 8 – luxury ) ________ lifestyle. They own many houses and frequently travel
around the world.
i. It is not hard to ( 9 – visual ) ________ what will happen if we don’t care for our environment.
j. With hard work, you can turn dreams into ( 10 –real ) __________