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SINH
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2011
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thi:
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ANH
LP
12
THPT
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B
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180
phỳt
Họ
v
ten
thí
sinh:
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dẫn
:
1,
Đề
thi
gồm
05
trang,
Thí
sinh
kiểm
tra
s
J
trang
tr
ớc
khi
làm
bài,
2,
Thí
sinh
làm
bài
trực
tiếp
vào
đề
thi
(ghi
câu
trả
lời
vào
các
ô
đ
ợc
đánh
s
J
phía
d
ới
đề
của
mỗi
phần),
3,
Thí
sinh
giữ
gìn
cẩn
thận
bài
làm,
4,
Nếu
thí
sinh
làm
sai,
dùng
th
ớc
gạch,
không
dùng
bút
tẩy
màu
trắng,
Thí
sinh
chỉ
đ
ợc
dùng
bút
một
màu
xanh
hoặc
đen
để
làm
bài,
Không
dùng
mực
màu
đỏ,
5,
Giám
thị
không
giải
thích
gì
them,
6,
Thí
sinh
không
đ
ợc
sử
dụng
bất
cứ
tài
liệu
nào
kể
cả
từ
điển,
SỞ
GD&ĐT
NGHỆ
AN
Đề
chính
thức
(Đề
thi
gồm
05
trang
)
KỲ
THI
CHỌN
HỌC
SINH
GIỎI
CẤP
TỈNH
LỚP
12
NĂM
HỌC
2010
–
2011
Môn
thi:
TIẾNG
ANH
LỚP
12
THPT
-
BẢNG
B
Thời
gian
làm
bài:
180
phút
ĐIỂM
HỌ
TÊN,
CHỮ
KÍ
GIÁM
KHẢO
SỐ
PHÁCH
Bằng
số
:
…………………………………
Bằng
chữ
:……………… ……………….
Giám
khảo
1
:
………………………………………
Giám
khảo
2
:
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SECTION
A
–
PHONETICS
I. Choose
the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from that of the others.
1.
A.
achieve
B.
choice
C.
chief
D.
brochure
2.
A.
depends
B.
years
C.
temples
D.
parents
3.
A.
naked
B.
sacred
C.
raised
D.
hatred
4.
A.
nature
B.
future
C.
picture
D.
mature
5.
A.
guilty
B.
busy
C.
bury
D.
build
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
II. Identify
the word
whose stressed pattern is different from that of
the
others.
6.
A.
innovation
B.
disappear
C.
understand
D.
identify
7.
A.
accompany
B.
category
C.
interviewer
D.
fascinating
8.
A.
curricumlum
B.
enthusiast
C.
subordinate
D.
democratic
9.
A.
university
B.
veterinary
C.
undergraduate
D.
geographical
10.
A.
popular
B.
dangerous
C.
magazine
D.
applicant
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Section
B
–
vocabulary
and
grammar
I. Choose
the best
answer from A, B, C or D.
11.
Eighty
kilometers
is
the
fifty
miles.
A.
equivalent
of
B.
equivalent
from
C.
equal
of
D.
equal
to
12.
We
are
prepared
to
overlook
the
error
on
this
occasion
your
previous
good
work.
A.
thanks
to
B.
with
a
view
to
C.
in
the
light
of
D.
with
regard
to
13.
He
is
not
under
arrest,
nor
have
the
police
placed
any
on
his
movements.
A.
restriction
B.
obstacle
C.
veto
D.
regulation
14.
I'd
rather
you
anyone
what
I
said.
A.
don't
tell
B.
won't
tell
C.
didn't
tell
D.
not
to
tell
15.
He
completely
with
what
I
said.
A.
agreed
B.
complained
C.
argued
D.
accepted
16.
of
the
workers
has
his
own
work.
A.
All
B.
Each
C.
Every
D.
Other
17.
There’s
a
beautiful
of
the
old
city
from
the
terrace
of
their
mountain
house.
A.
view
B.
aspect
C.
vision
D.
appearance
18.
Peter
was
really
at
the
prospect
of
starting
work.
A.
exciting
B.
excited
C.
interesting
D.
interested
19.
As
soon
as
you
buy
a
car,
it
starts
falling
in
.
A.
cost
B.
worth
C.
value
D.
price
20.
It
is
vital
that
we
a
change
in
people's
attitudes.
A.
bring
down
B.
bring
back
C.
bring
about
D.
look
after
21.
You
can
drive
my
car
you
drive
carefully.
A.
unless
B.
as
long
as
C.
because
D.
although
22.
it
were
well
paid,
I
would
accept
this
proposal.
A.
Providing
B.
Unless
C.
But
for
D.
If
only
23.
The
police
carried
out
a
search
for
the
missing
diplomat.
A.
thorough
B.
through
C.
throughout
D.
thoughtful
24.
Is
he
enough
to
take
on
so
much
responsibility?
A.
elderly
B.
ancient
C.
ripe
D.
mature
25.
But
for
your
help,
we
in
trouble.
A.
would
have
been
B.
would
be
C.
had
been
D.
were
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
II. There is one
mistake
in each of
the following
sentences. Find and
correct
it.
26.
It
was
suggested
that
Pedro
studies
the
material
more
thoroughly
before
attempting
to
pass
the
exam.
27.
Tom
has
not
completed
the
assignment
yet
and
Maria
hasn’t,
neither.
28.
The
United
States
receives
a
large
amounts
of
revenue
from
taxation
of
tobacco
products.
29.
Not
only
cigarettes
and
alcohol
is
believed
to
be
harmful
to
one’s
health.
30.
She
has
changed
a
lot
of
jobs
since
she
has
graduated
from
university
five
years
ago.
31.
John
could
have
gotten
that
job
if
he
had
applied
it.
32.
Because
they
had
spent
too
many
time
considering
the
new
contract,
the
students
lost
the
opportunity
to
leave
the
appartment
33.
Whistling
or
clapping
our
hands
to
get
the
person’s
attention
are
considered
impolite.
34.
Despite
the
time
of
the
year,
yesterday’s
temperature
was
enough
hot
to
turn
on
the
air
conditioning.
35.
Found
in
the
12
th
century,
Oxford
university
ranks
among
the
world’s
oldest
universities.
Mistake
Correction
Mistake
Correction
26.
31.
27.
32.
28.
33.
29.
34.
30.
35.
Section
C
–
reading
I. Read
the following passage, and then
choose
the best answer from A,
B, C or D.
Accreditation
is
a
system
for
setting
national
standards
of
quality
in
education.
The
United
States
is
unique
in
the
world
because
its
accreditation
is
not
administered
by
the
government,
but
rather
by
committees
of
educators
and
private
agencies
like
the
Middle
State
Association
of
Colleges
and
Secondary
School
and
the
Society
of
Engineers.
Before
registering
to
study
in
any
education
institution
in
the
United
States,
a
student
should
make
certain
that
the
institution
is
accredited
in
order
to
assure
that
the
school
has
a
recognized
standard
of
organization,
instruction,
and
financial
support.
Foreign
students
should
be
particularly
careful
to
check
an
institution’s
accreditation
because
other
government
or
future
employers
may
not
recognize
a
degree
earned
from
a
school
that
has
not
received
accreditation.
If
a
college
is
accredited,
catalogs
and
brochures
will
usually
indicate
the
accreditation
status.
If
you
are
not
sure
about
a
certain
school,
don’t
hesitate
to
check
its
reputation
with
an
education
officer
at
the
nearest
US
embassy.
36.
The
title
best
expresses
the
ideas
in
this
passage
is
.
A.
studying
in
the
United
States
B.
accreditation
C.
how
to
find
best
school
D.
the
middle
States
Association
of
colleges
and
Secondary
Schools
37.
What
should
students
do
in
order
to
check
the
accreditation
of
a
school
that
may
interest
them
?
A.
Write
to
the
school
B.
Write
to
the
US
Ministry
of
Education
C.
Register
to
study
at
the
school
D.
Consult
a
US
embassy
official
38.
According
to
the
author,
all
of
the
following
statements
are
true
of
the
accreditation
system
in
the
United
States
EXCEPT
.
A.
The
accreditation
on
status
of
a
school
will
be
listed
in
its
catalogs
and
brochures.
B.
Future
employers
will
be
influenced
by
the
accreditation
of
a
candidate’s
school.
C.
The
accreditation
system
is
like
that
of
many
other
countries
D.
Accreditation
provides
information
about
the
standards
of
instruction
and
organization
of
a
school.
39.
The
word
“
unique
”
in
the
first
paragraph
means
.
A.
unusual.
B.
first.
C.
standard.
D.
large.
40.
From
this
passage,
it
may
be
concluded
at
an
accredited
school
.
A.
does
not
offer
a
degree.
B.
may
close
because
of
financial
disorganization.
C.
is
administered
by
the
government.
D.
is
better
than
an
accredited
school.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
II. Choose
the
best answer from A, B, C or D
to
fill in the gaps in the
following passage.
The
(41)
of
book
knowledge
is
one
part
of
school
education
but
this
kind
of
learning
can
be
and
often
is
carried
to
(42)
in
many
countries
so
that
no
time
for
other
interests
is
(43)
to
young
people.
Not
only
must
they
attend
school
(44)
five-hour
periods
on
six
days
of
the
week,
studying
possibly
as
many
as
thirteen
different
subjects,
but
in
addition
they
may
even
go
to
afternoon
institutes
for
(45)
instruction.
They
have
almost
no
chance
of
taking
(46)
any
of
their
own
hobbies
or
becoming
familiar
with
the
plants
and
(47)
life
of
the
countryside
except
during
their
summer
holidays.
Early
youth
should
be
a
time
of
exploration
and
adventure,
of
reading
books
for
(48)
as
well
as
study,
of
freedom
to
enjoy
life
before
the
responsibilities
of
working
for
a
living
and
(49)
a
family
(50)
an
end
to
study,
to
freedom
and
only
too
often
to
carefree
enjoyment.
41.
A.
gathering
B.
collection
C.
obtaining
D.
accumulation
42.
A.
extremity
B.
excess
C.
limits
D.
boundary
43.
A.
available
B.
provided
C.
devoted
D.
reserved
44.
A.
during
B.
for
C.
throughout
D.
in
45.
A.
farther
B.
additional
C.
extra
D.
further
46.
A.
on
B.
up
C.
back
D.
over
47.
A.
untamed
B.
original
C.
wild
D.
natural
48.
A.
pleasure
B.
amusement
C.
joy
D.
entertainment
49.
A.
creating
B.
bringing
C.
building
D.
raising
50.
A.
hold
B.
put
C.
indicate
D.
mark
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
48.
49.
50.
III. Fill
in
each numbered
gap with one suitable
word.
A
healthful
lifestyle
leads
to
a
longer,
happier,
healthier
life.
Staying
healthy
means
eating
a
well-balanced
diet,
getting
regular
exercise,
and
avoiding
things
that
are
bad
for
the
(51)
and
mind.
Nutrition
plays
a
key
role
(52)
maintaining
good
health
and
preventing
many
diseases.
In
spite
of
all
the
information
available
about
diet,
scientists
still
believe
that
good
nutrition
can
(53)
simple.
There
are
several
basic
rules
to
follow.
Keep
fat
intake
low.
Eat
lots
of
foods
high
in
carbon
hydrates,
(54)
are
the
starches
in
grains,
legumes
(beans
and
peas),
vegetables
and
some
fruits.
(55)
too
much
sugar.
Limit
salt.
Eat
lots
of
fruits
and
vegetables,
which
are
high
in
(56)
A
healthy
lifestyle
is
an
active
lifestyle.
(57)
of
proper
physical
exercise
can
cause
tiredness,
irritability,
and
poor
general
health.
Physical
fitness
requires
both
aerobic
exercise,
such
as
running,
bicycle
riding,
and
swimming,
(58)
weight-lifting.
muscle-strengthening
exercise,
such
as
Finally,
good
health
is
acquired
by
(59)
no
to
bad
habits
such
as
smoking,
drinking,
and
overeating
and
by
avoiding
situations
that
are
constantly
stressful.
People
can
take
their
lives
and
happiness
into
their
own
(60)
.
Maintaining
a
healthy
lifestyle
is
the
first
step.
51.
52.
53.
54.
55.
56.
57.
58.
59.
60.
Section
D
–
writing
I. Complete the
second sentence
so
that
it
has the same
meaning as the first one.
61.
I
only
recognized
him
when
he
came
into
the
light.
→
Not
until
62.
I
didn’t
study
French
at
school
and
now
I
regret
it.
→
I
wish
63.
Timmy
has
become
confident
as
a
result
of
his
success.
→
Timmy’s
success
has
turned
64.
You
can
call
me
up
at
anytime
you
make
up
your
mind.
→
Whenever
…………………………………………………………………
65.
It
is
believed
that
the
man
escaped
in
a
stolen
car.
→
The
man
………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
II. Use
the
word
given in
brackets and
make
any
necessary
additions to
write a new
sentence
in
such a
way
that it is as similar as possible in
meaning to the original sentence. Do NOT change
the form of the given word(s).
66.
The
cost
of
excursions
is
part
of
the
price
of
the
holiday.
(
includes
)
→
………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
67.
Paula
said
I
had
caused
the
accident.
(
blamed)
→
………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
68.
The
stereo
was
so
powerful
that
I
usually
went
deaf.
(
such
)
→
………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
69.
The
last
Olympic
Games
were
held
in
Seoul.
(
took)
→
………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
70.
“I
wouldn’t
trust
Frank
with
your
money
if
I
were
you,
Carl”
I
said.
(
advised
)
→
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III. Write a composition about 150 – 200 words on the following
topic:
“Participating
in
English
Speaking
Clubs
helps
to
promote
students’
speaking
skill
and
interest
in
learning
English
”.
Do
you
agree
or
disagree
with
that
statement?
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