ĐỀ THI THỬ ANH VĂN - Test 15 docx

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I. Pronunciation:



1. a. sound b. country c. mount d. denounce

 b



2. a. army b. start c. quarter d. party
 c



3. a. orange b. acquaint c. arrange d. change
 a



4. a. sings b. comes c. laughs d. blows
 c

5. a. invite b. site c. decide d. visit
 d



6. a. barter b. banker c. card d. start
 b



7. a. worked b. stopped c. forced d. wanted
 d


II. Find the mistake:
8. In many ways, riding a bicycle is similar to when driving
a car. a. riding
b. is
c. similar
to d. when
> d
9. The speaker is very well-acquainted of the
subject. a. is
b. very
c. well-
acquainted d. of
> d

10. If you burn the garbage, it will give off unpleased
odour. a. If
b. burn
c. will give
d. unpleased
> d

III. Grammar and Vocabulary:
11. I suggest we for the cheapest
method. a. choose

b. decide
c. opt
d. select
>c
12. He had to retire from the match, suffering from a
ligament. a. torn
b. broken
c. slipped
d. sprained
 a
13. There has been a increase in the use of motorbikes in the last
few years.
a. noticed
b. seen
c. keen
d. marked
>d
14. Have you ever seen telescopes?
a. astrologic

b. aeronautic
c.
astronomic
d. atmospheric
 c
15. We live in a very populated area of
India. a. sparsely
b. scarcely
c. hardly
d. barely
>a
16. Archaeology is one of the most interesting scientific
a. divisions
b.
disciplines
c. matters
d. compartments
 b
17. Many children are afraid
cats. a. by
b. for
c. about
d. of
>d

18. Hardly had Tom eaten he felt hungry
again. a. than
b. after
c. when
d. before

 c
19. Conversations you strike up an acquaintance usually tend to be
. a. trivial
b. perverse
c.
insufficient
d.
imperative
 a
20. ………………., Mary spent her childhood in
London. a. She was like her brother, Peter
b. Her brother, Peter, was like
her c. Like her brother, Peter
d. That she was like her brother, Peter
 c
21. …………. player tried his best, our team could win the
match. a. Each
b. Since each
c. If each
d. Were each
 c
22. The first telephone was the of modern communications
networks. a. ancestor
b. precursor
c. antecedent
d.
premonition
 b
23. She’s always got well with young

people. a. off
b. on
c.
through
d. in
>b
24. The accident while he was driving on the
highway. a. was happening
b. happened
c. happening
d. were happening
 b
25. After several hours on the road, they became to the fact that
they would never go home by nightfall.

a. dejected
b. resigned
c. depressed
d. disillusioned
 b
26. Never a gift horse in the
mouth. a. feel

b. catch
c. look
d. hold
>c
27. Would you my switching the television on now?
a. disapprove
b. mind

c. want
d. object
>b
28. When the police examined the house, they found that someone had
with the cash.
a. touched
b. tampered
c. broken
d. hindered
 b
29. You better be careful not to miss the flight!
a.
would
b. had
c. should
d. did
>b
30. By the end of last year he four Shakespeare
plays. a. read
b. had read
c. has read
d. was reading
 b
31. What bird is the symbol of the United States? The
a. turkey
b. eagle
c. owl
d. bear
>b
32. People no longer smoke cigarettes as they used

to. a. so much
b. so many
c. such much
d. such many
 b
33. The American Civil War was a war between the

a. North and the South
b. East and the West
c. United States and Great
Britain d. colored and the white

>a
34. Some improvements in the bus service in this
town. a. have recently been made
b. has recently been
made c. were recently
made
d. have been recently
made
 a
35. It is imperative that this bridge …… before
May. a. were built
b.
built
c. be
build d.
build
>c
36. No sooner had Linda bought a new radio …… Daisy bought a

better one.
a. when
b. after
c. until
d. than
 d
37. He returned the borrowed book
. a. the next very day
b. the next day
very c. the very
next day d. the
very day next
>c
38. Turn left into the third on the left and the second on the
right. a. took
b.
taking c.
taken d.
take
 d
39. Do you remember what I told me? I don’t recall
about it. a. having told
b. having been
told c. to have
told

d. to have been
told
>b
40. Please me a line or ring me at the

office. a. take
b. let
c. drop
d. leave
 c
41. John appears some weight, has he been
ill?
a. having
lost

b. having been
lost c. to have lost
d. to have been
lost
>c
42. Is this hotel you could
find?
a. best
b. the best
c. better
d. the better
 b
43. “Would you like to go to the cinema?” “No, thank you, I would
stay home.”
a. better
b. like
c. rather
d. prefer
>c
44. This building by the end of

2004. a. will be finished
b. will have been
finished c. will finish
d. will have
finished
 b
45. I suggest that the matter
reconsidered. a. has
b. being
c. is
d. be
>d
46. If I knew the answer, I you right
away. a. would tell
b. will
tell c.
told
d. had
told
 a
47. in an electric typewriter is the ability to correct spelling
errors. a. There are many new features
b. New

features
c. The new
features
d. One of the new
features
>d

48. Once the air warms up, the snow should start to
a. dissolve
b. defrost
c. liquefy
d. thaw



d
49. Ballet dancer, actors, must spend many hours a day practising
before a performance.
a.
alike
b.
likel
y c.
like
d.
same

>
c
50. Peter looks so much like someone I knew years ago. It's quite
. a. unlikely
b.
uncanny
c.
unspeakable
d. unnatural


b