ĐỀ THI MẪU ÔN THI TN-THPT NĂM 2011 – ĐỀ 4 potx

ĐỀ THI MẪU ÔN THI TN-THPT NĂM 2011 – ĐỀ 4
Question 1:Read the passage and then use words given to ask and answer.
One of the features of London is the number of big stores, most of which are to be found in or near the West
End. They are big buildings, many stores are high; in which you may buy almost anything you want, from a box
of matches to a car.
You can spend hours wandering about one of these stores, and you probably will lose your way while you are
doing so, in spite of notices pointing the way to the lifts and entrances. If you have been in the stores so long that
you feel hungry, you will not need to leave the building, for nearly all the big stores have cafes, snack-bars or
restaurants. You can ring up a friend from a telephone box and you may call at the theatre agency to book a seat
for an evening show.
Although the shops usually close at 5.30 or 6 p. m, on Thursday the West End stores and most other shops there
stay open as late as 8 o’clock. A large number of people come to town from London suburbs on Thursday for a
special shopping evening.
1,Where / most / big stores / situate / London ?
2,What / can / buy / big stores ?
3,What / three / facilities / offer / by the stores ?
4,What kind / notices / you / see ?
5,Why / people / come / shop / West End / Thursday ?
Question 2:Fill a suitable word into each of numbered blanks in the passage.
Australia is a big country, but nearly all 1 live near the sea. On hot summer days, you can see thousands of
people at the beach. Many beaches have waves that are very 2 These large waves are known as surf and the
people who ride them are called surfers. Surfing is a skill and needs learning.Don’t 3 to be able to surf prop-erly
the 4 time you try. However, by practising a few times you will learn 5 to do it.
Surfing is 6 a new sport. Perhaps its origins need explaining. It started hundreds 7 years ago in Hawaii. Men
swam 8 to sea to catch fish and found they could come back to land very quickly by riding the waves. These
first surfers did not 9 a board.They 10 ”body surfer”. Many people 11 do this type of surfing today.
After a while people started to use boards and rode the waves by lying, kneeling or standing 12 them.These
first surfboards were made 13 wood and the water made them rot after a 14 Today,surfboards are 15 of
plastic or fiberglass sợi thuy tinh ̉ instead.
Question 3:Supply the correct form of the verb in brackets.
1,By the time he comes, we (already finish) moving everything.

2,We (wait) for Nancy for over three hours before she finally arrived yesterday.
3,What? Are you smoking an other cigarette? At this rate, you (smoke) a whole pack before lunch time. Don’t
you think you should cut down on a little?
4,As soon as I graduate, I (return) to my home town.
5,When you spilled rice on the floor, I (get) the broom and (sweep) it up.
6,Are you permitted (bring) guests to the ceremony? I’d like (invite) my friend to join us.
7,Had he followed my advice before, he (not be) in danger now.
8,If you delay (pay) your bills, you will only incur more and more interest changes.
9,The highway patrol advises (take) the old route through the city because the interstate high-way is under major
repair.
10,My boss regrets (fire) his secretary now that she is gone.
Question 4:Rewrite these sentences, beginning as shown.
1,You’ve drawn up some excellent plans so I must congratulate you. / I must
2,”It wasn’t certainly me who took your card”, said Bob. / Bob denied
3,”I wasn’t there at the time”, he said. / He denied
4,He always insisted that it should be written out in full. / He always insisted on
5,Could you turn the radio down, please ? / Would you mind
6,I remember my father taking me to the zoo. / I remember
7,People rumoured that he had been a spy. / He was
8,Her success went beyond her expectation. / Never
9,The only way to eliminate world terrorism is by united opposition. / Only by
10,We learned English three years ago. / It is
Question 5:Supply the correct form of the word in brackets.
Architects responsible for the 1 (construct) of many skyscrapers believe that a tall building must always have a
certain minimum 2 (wide) but that there is no limit to its absolute 3 (high).This means that the skyscrapers of
the future are likely to be taller.
Engineers agree with this, but there is 4 (agree) over the best shape for every tall, slim buildings. The effects of
wind 5 (press) mean that cylindrical designs have enjoyed some 6 (popular) in recent years, and there are quite
pleasing to the eye. 7 (fortunate), however, the ideal shape is an ugly square with heavily rounded corners.
Would these tall buildings of the future offer more than a 8 (wonder) view ?Some believe tall towers could

contain all the 9 (require) for modern living.The 10 (inhabit) of these vertical villages would travel up and
down between their home and work zones and would 11 (rare) need to journey to ground level.
Question 6: A- choose the best answer a, b, c or d which has underlined part pronounced differently from the
others.
1
2
3
4
5

A. noon
A. how
A. new
A. b
ush
A. seat
B. tool
B. town
B. sew
B. br
ush
B. heavy

C. blood
C. power
C. f
ew
C.
bus
C. reason

D. spoon
D. slow
D. nephew
D. cup
D. neat
B Find the word which has the main stress syllable different from the others in each group.
6
7
8
9
10
A. avoid
A. involved
A. furious
A. address
A. estimate

B. gesture
B. equal
B. wonderful
B. millionaire
B. medical
C. permit
C. machine
C. reaction
C. believe
C. advice
D. exact
D. eventual
D. honesty

D. mislead
D. vegetables
Question 7:Find another word(s) which has opposite meaning with the word(s) underlined.
1,Those who are interested in the novels, please put up your hand.
2,They made me cry a lot.
3,Do you really love going to concerts so much.
4,She decided to shorten her skirt.
5,Is the bread in the cupboard fresh ?
6,At what time will the sun rise tomorrow ?
7,When do your parents finish work ?
8,She noted down the exact time of departure.
Question 8:Fill a suitable preposition to complete these sentences.
1,We had to check at 3 p. m, but the plane didn’t take till 7.00.
2,My windows look over the garden.
3,You’d better call her and tell her this.
4, changing channels we can tune our favorite programme.
5,I’ve heard such a lot him that I’m looking forwards seeing him very much.
6,They have lived 102 Cornwall Gardens 1969.

The end !


Test 4'
Question 1:Read the passage and then use words given to ask and answer.
One of the features of London is the number of big stores, most of which are to be found in or near the West
End. They are big buildings, many stores are high; in which you may buy almost anything you want, from a box
of matches to a car.
You can spend hours wandering about one of these stores, and you probably will lose your way while you are
doing so, in spite of notices pointing the way to the lifts and entrances. If you have been in the stores so long that
you feel hungry, you will not need to leave the building, for nearly all the big stores have cafes, snack-bars or

restaurants. You can ring up a friend from a telephone box and you may call at the theatre agency to book a seat
for an evening show.
Although the shops usually close at 5.30 or 6 p. m, on Thursday the West End stores and most other shops there
stay open as late as 8 o’clock. A large number of people come to town from London suburbs on Thursday for a
special shopping evening.
1,Where / most / big stores / situate / London ?
2,What / can / buy / big stores ?
3,What / three / facilities / offer / by the stores ?
4,What kind / notices / you / see ?
5,Why / people / come / shop / West End / Thursday ?
Question 2:Fill a suitable word into each of numbered blanks in the passage.
Australia is a big country, but nearly all 1 live near the sea. On hot summer days, you can see thousands of
people at the beach. Many beaches have waves that are very 2 These large waves are known as surf and the
people who ride them are called surfers. Surfing ['sɜ:fiη]môn lướt sóng
is a skill and needs learning.Don’t 3 to be able to surf properly ['prɔpəli] một cách đúng đắn
the 4 time you try. However, by practising a few times you will learn 5 to do it.
Surfing is 6 a new sport. Perhaps its origins ['ɔridʒin] nguồn gốc need explaining. It started hundreds
7 years ago in Hawaii. Men swam 8 to sea to catch fish and found they could come back to land very quickly
by riding the waves. These first surfers did not 9 a board.They 10 ”body surfer”. Many people 11 do this
type of surfing today.
After a while people started to use boards and rode the waves by lying, kneeling [ni:l] quỳ, quỳ xuống ( (cũng)
to kneel down) to kneel to somebody quỳ gối trước ai, quỳ lạy ai or standing 12 them.These first surfboards
were made 13 wood and the water made them rot after a 14 Today, surfboards are 15 of plastic or fiberglass
instead. ['faibəglɑ:s] sợi thuỷ tinh
a fibreglass racing yacht thuyền buồm đua làm bằng sợi thủy tinh
Question 3:Supply the correct form of the verb in brackets.
1,By the time he comes, we (already finish) moving everything.
2,We (wait) for Nancy for over three hours before she finally arrived yesterday.
3,What? Are you smoking an other cigarette? At this rate, you (smoke) a whole pack before lunch time. Don’t
you think you should cut down on a little?

*at this (that) rate [reit]
nếu thế, nếu như vậy; trong trường hợp như vậy
*to cut down - chặt, đốn (cây); gặt (lúa) giảm bớt, cắt bớt (chi tiêu )
4,As soon as I graduate, I (return) to my home town.
5,When you spilled [spil] làm đổ rice on the floor, I (get) the broom [bru:m] cái chổi and (sweep) it up.
6,Are you permitted (bring) guests to the ceremony ['seriməni]? I’d like (invite) my friend to join us.
7,Had he followed my advice before, he (not be) in danger now.
8,If you delay (pay) your bills, you will only incur more and more interest changes.
*incur [in'kə:] làm cho tự mình phải gánh chịu (cái gì xấu); chịu, gánh, mắc
9,The highway patrol nhóm người tuần tra quốc lộ advises (take) the old route lộ trình through the city because
the interstate high-way is under major repair.
* interstate [,intə'steit] tính từ giữa các tiểu bang ( Mỹ)
10,My boss regrets (fire) his secretary now that she is gone.
Question 4:Rewrite these sentences, beginning as shown.
1,You’ve drawn up some excellent plans so I must congratulate you. / I must
2,”It wasn’t certainly me who took your card”, said Bob. / Bob denied
3,”I wasn’t there at the time”, he said. / He denied
4,He always insisted that it should be written out in full. / He always insisted on
5,Could you turn the radio down, please ? / Would you mind
6,I remember my father taking me to the zoo. / I remember
7,People rumoured that he had been a spy. / He was
8,Her success went beyond her expectation. / Never
9,The only way to eliminate world terrorism is by united opposition. / Only by
10,We learned English three years ago. / It is
Question 5:Supply the correct form of the word in brackets.
Architects responsible for the 1 (construct) of many skyscrapers believe that a tall building must always have
a certain minimum 2 (wide) but that there is no limit to its absolute ['æbsəlu:t] hoàn toàn 3 (high).This means
that the skyscrapers ['skai,skreipə] of the future are likely to be taller.
Engineers agree with this, but there is 4 (agree) over the best shape for every tall, slim buildings. The effects
of wind 5 (press) mean that cylindrical [si'lindrikəl] hình trụ designs have enjoyed some 6 (popular) in recent

years, and there are quite pleasing to the eye. 7 (fortunate), however, the ideal shape is an ugly square with
heavily rounded corners.
Would these tall buildings of the future offer more than a 8 (wonder) view ?Some believe tall towers could
contain all the 9 (require) for modern living.The 10 (inhabit) of these vertical ['və:tikl] thẳng đứng, đứng
villages would travel up and down between their home and work zones and would 11 (rare) need to journey to
ground level.
Question 6: A- choose the best answer a, b, c or d which has underlined part pronounced differently from the
others.
1






2

3

4



5
A. noon [nu:n]
danh từ
trưa, buổi trưa
(nghĩa bóng) đỉnh cao
nhất (trong sự
nghiệp )

A. how [hau]

A. new [nju:]

A. bush [bu∫]
danh từ
bụi cây, bụi rậm

A. seat [si:t]

B. tool tu:l]
danh từ
dụng cụ, đồ dùng
(cầm tay dùng làm
vườn )
garden tools
dụng cụ làm vườn
công cụ (bất cứ cái gì
được dùng để làm
hoặc đạt được cái gì)
B. town [taun]

B. sew [sou]

B. brush [brʌ∫]
danh từ
bàn chải

sự chải
B. heavy ['hevi] ( +
with) chất nặng, chứa
đầy, nặng trĩu


C. blood [blʌd]
danh từ
máu, huyết
nhựa (cây); nước ngọt
(hoa quả )
sự tàn sát, sự chém
giết, sự đổ máu


C. power ['pauə]
C. few [fju:]
C. bus [bʌs]
danh từ
xe buýt
to go by bus
C. reason ['ri:zn] (
reason for something /
doing something;
reason to do
something) lý do
for one/some reason
or other
vì lý do này hoặc lý
do khác

D. spoon [spu:n]
danh từ
cái thìa
như spoon-bait
to be born with a
silver spoon in one's
mouth
có bố mẹ giàu có;
sướng từ trong trứng
sướng ra;
D. slow [slou]

D. nephew ['nevju:]

D. cup [kʌp]
danh từ
tách, chén
D. neat [ni:t] ngăn
nắp


B Find the word which has the main stress syllable different from the others in each group.
6




A. avoid [ə'vɔid]
ngoại động từ

tránh, tránh xa, ngăn
ngừa
to avoid smoking
B. gesture ['dʒest∫ə]
danh từ
điệu bộ; cử chỉ
To make a rude
gesture
C. permit ['pə:mit]
danh từ
giấy phép
to grant a permit
cấp giấy phép
D. exact [ig'zækt]
tính từ
đúng về mọi chi
tiết; chính xác
what were his exact




7






8

9












10
tránh hút thuốc lá
to avoid bad company
tránh xa bạn bè xấu


A. involved [in'vɔlvd]
tính từ
rắc rối, phức tạp
bị mắc míu, bị liên luỵ,
bọ dính líu, bị dính dáng
để hết tâm trí vào, bị
thu hút vào (công việc

gì )


A. furious ['fjuəriəs]
tính từ
( furious with
somebody / at
something) giận dữ, điên
tiết

A. address [ə'dres]
danh từ
địa chỉ
my home/business
address is 191 Hoang
Van Thu Street
địa chỉ nhà/cơ quan của
tôi là 191 phố Hoàng
Văn Thụ
bài nói chuyện; bài diễn
văn
( số nhiều) lời tỏ tình;
lời tán tỉnh


A. estimate ['estimit -
'estimeit] danh từ
sự đánh giá, sự ước
lượng
Làm một cử chỉ

khiếm nhã
Communicating by
gesture
Giao tiếp với nhau
bằng cử chỉ

B. equal ['i:kwəl]
tính từ
như nhau về kích cỡ,
lượng, giá trị, mức
độ ; ngang; bằng
nhau
they are of equal
height
chúng nó cao ngang
nhau
B. wonderful
['wʌndəfl]
tính từ
kỳ lạ, phi thường, kỳ
diệu, gây ra sửng sốt,
rất ngạc nhiên

B. millionaire
[,miljə'neə]
danh từ
nhà triệu phú, người
giàu bạc triệu

B. medical tính từ
['medikl] y khoa


export permit
giấy phép xuất khẩu
sự cho phép[pə'mit]
ngoại động từ
cho phép, cho cơ hội;
thừa nhận (ai)

C. machine [mə'∫i:n]
người hành động một
cách vô ý thức, không
suy nghĩ; người làm
việc như cái máy


C. reaction [ri:'æk∫n]
danh từ
sự phản tác dụng, sự
phản ứng lại

C. believe [bi'li:v] to
believe in

somebody/something
cảm thấy chắc chắn
ai/cái gì tồn tại
I believe in God
Tôi tin có Chúa
do you believe in
ghosts?
anh có tin là có ma hay
không?
to believe in
somebody/something;
to believe in doing
something
tin ai/cái gì;
C. advice [əd'vais]
danh từ
lời khuyên, lời chỉ bảo

words?
nguyên văn nó nói
thế nào?
I don't know the
exact price of that
air-conditioner
yêu cầu; đòi hỏi

D. eventual
[i'ventjuəl]
tính từ
kết quả cuối cùng

là; sau rốt

D. honesty ['ɔnisti]
danh từ
tính lương thiện
tính trung thực;
tính chân thật

D. mislead
[mis'li:d]
ngoại động từ, thì
quá khứ và động
tính từ quá khứ là
misled
( to mislead
somebody about /
as to something)
làm cho ai có một ý
niệm hoặc ấn tượng
sai về ai/cái gì


D. vegetables
['vedʒtəbl]
thực vật

Question 7:Find another word(s) which has opposite meaning with the word(s) underlined.
1,Those who are interested in the novels, please put up your hand.
2,They made me cry a lot.
3,Do you really love going to concerts so much.

4,She decided to shorten her skirt.
5,Is the bread in the cupboard fresh ?
6,At what time will the sun rise tomorrow ?
7,When do your parents finish work ?
8,She noted down the exact time of departure.
Question 8:Fill a suitable preposition to complete these sentences.
1,We had to check at 3 p. m, but the plane didn’t take till 7.00.
2,My windows look over the garden.
3,You’d better call her and tell her this.
4, changing channels we can tune our favorite programme.
5,I’ve heard such a lot him that I’m looking forwards seeing him very much.
6,They have lived 102 Cornwall Gardens 1969.
The end !

Key 4
Question 1
1,Where are most of the big stores situated in London ?
+In or near the West End.
2,What can you buy in the big stores ?
+Almost anything you want, from a box of matches to a car.
3,What are three facilities offered by the stores ? (sn) ®iÒu thuËn lîi, tiÖn nghi
+All the big stores have the cafes, snack-bars and restaurants.
+There is a telephone box for you to ring up a friend.
+You may call at the theatre agency to book a seat for an evening show.
4,What kind of notices can you see ?
+We can see notices pointing the way to the lifts and entrances,
5,Why do people come to shop in the West End on Thursday ?
+Because on that day most of the shops there stay open as late as 8 o’clock.
Question 2:
1,Australian 2,high 3,expect 4,first 5,how 6,not 7,of 8,out 9,use 10,were 11,still 12,on

13,of 14,while 15,made
Question 3:
1,shall have already finished 2,had been waiting 3,will have smoked 4,am going to return 5,got /
swept 6,to bring / to invite 7,wouldn’t be 8,paying 9,taking 10,having fired
Question 4:
1,I must congratulate you on having drawn up some excellent plans.
2,Bob denied having taken my card.
3,He denied having been there at that time.
4,He always insisted on its being written out in full.
5,Would you mind turning the radio down, please ?
6,I remember being taken to the zoo by my father.
7,He was rumored to have been a spy.
8,Never had she expected that she was so successful.
9,Only by united opposition can we eliminate world terrorism.
10,It is three years since we last learnt English
Question 5:
1,construction 2,width 3,height 4,disagreement 5,pressure 6,popularity 7,unfortunately
8,wonderful 9,requirements 10,inhabitants 11,rarely
Question 6
A, 1-c 2-d 3-b 4-a 5-b
B, 6-b 7-b 8-c 9-b 10-c
Question 7:
1,bored with 2,laugh 3,hate 4,to lengthen 5,stale 6,set 7,start 8,approximate
Question 8:
1,in / off 2,out 3,up / about 4,by / into 5,about / to 6,at / since