ĐỀ SỐ 7 PHẦN 2 VÀ ĐÁP ÁN TOIC TRƯỜNG ĐẠI HỌC HỒNG ĐỨC

Trờng ĐH Hồng Đức
Năm học
THI TOEIC
Môn thi: c hiu
Dùng cho: Các lớp ĐH và CĐ khối không chuyên ngữ
Thời gian: 75 phút
READING TEST 7
In the Reading Test, you will read a variety of text and answer several different types of reading
comprehension questions. The entire Reading Test will last 75 minutes. There are three parts, and
directions are given for each part. You are encouraged to answer as many questions as possible within the
time allowed.
PART I
Directions: A word or phrase is missing in each of the sentences below. Four answer choices are given
below each sentence. Select the best answer to complete the sentence. Then mark the letter (A), (B), (C)
or (D) on your answer sheet.
1, There are times when you have to force yourself to improve your performance and that's simply called self-
.
(A) movement (B) mastery (C) manifestation (D) motivation
2, It's all very well having a dream or an idea but you must know where you're going and what your is.
(A) terminus (B) terminal (C) goal (D) tendency
3, After the interview one of the candidates . phoned the office to see whether he had been successful.
(A) always (B) ever (C) constantly (D) competently
4, There is an additional added to the price of the product if you want to have it delivered to your house.
(A)figure (B) charge (C) number (D) charging
5, In view of our previous orders over the last year we were offered a 10% on any future dealings.
(A) discord (B) dispute (C) dislike (D) discount
6, What sort of of time would you stay with us if we offered you the job?
(A) span (B) duration (C) period (D) long
7, However angry you may get at what someone has done to you, the police always advise you not to take
the law into your own
(A) fingers (B) hands (C) mind (D) control

8, In that particular industry everyone has to look after themselves because the law of the rules.
(A) animals (B) zoo (C) jungle (D) forest
9, It's useful when you go to an auction if you're ready with cash in
(A) pocket (B) purse (C) case (D) hand
10, The bank refused to the money order because the customer had no proof of identity.
(A) receive (B) take (C) accept (D) enter
11, Under the rules laid down by the bank there is a on the amount of money you can get out from a cash
machine in any one day.
(A) limiting (B) restriction (C) restricting (D) limitation
1
12, There is no need to worry about the money side of the project because are available from the charity
sponsoring us.
(A) foundations (B) funds (C) findings (D) finds
13, If you are self-employed, you must make sure that you the form indicating how much you have earned.
(A) fill out (B) fill through (C) fill up (D) fill on
14, In the tax office there will be a that holds all the documents and papers connected with you.
(A) file (B) box (C) book (D) container
15, She was going to discuss the matter with her colleagues or her family.
(A) but (B) yet (C) neither (D) either
16, Timing can be crucial when you're considering launching a new online marketing campaign.
(A) strongly (B) greatly (C) extremely (D) already
17, Before you employ new staff you should carry out a examination of their personal qualities and
professional experience.
(A) careful (B) caring (C) carefulness (D) carefully
18, She is trying to get some form of to make up for the poor working conditions she had to put up with for
all those years.
(A) cooperation (B) confirmation C) compensation (D) consideration
19, Remember when you stop work and , you will be able to receive the company pension.
(A) return (B) retreat (C) respite (D) retire
20, It is essential before starting a business to work on a plan to problems later on.

(A) escape (B) endure (C) avoid (D) enter
21, Your concern is naturally the plan but don't forget your capital or your premises.
(A) firstly (B) primary (C) primarily (D) initially
22, It is absolutely essential to do some thorough before you even think of putting a new product on the
market.
(A) revision (B) research (C) repeat (D) return
23, We would definitely like to the proposal you have presented to us with a view to including it in our
current range of products.
(A) discover (B) uncover (C) examine (D) reflect
24, This is the department for children's clothes and each is marked with the recommended age range.
(A) cloth (B) garment (C) clothing (D) clothe
25, Before you can claim any money back on overpayment of tax, you have to an application form.
(A) fill for (B) fill out (C) fill through (D) fill with
26, I had a letter from the office of the Collector of Taxes telling me that I had to pay back all the money I
over the last 3 years.
(A) due (B) indebted (C) owed (D) owned
27, As the police saw the accident themselves, the driver avoided the of having to give a detailed report.
(A) need (B) requirement (C) indictment (D) necessity
2
28, It's a complete waste of time over who was to blame, the main thing we have to do is decide what to
do next.
(A) arguing (B) discussing (C) repeating (D) considering
29, No matter how much you object, I am I am right and you're wrong.
(A) convicted (B) convinced (C) conduced (D) concerned
30, I must object and make it clear that I am totally any measures that suggest changes to the original
scheme.
(A) up (B) without (C) against (D) off
31, He has the of always rejecting any idea that will change the current arrangements.
(A) habit (B) custom (C) task (D) job
32, When her father discovered that his daughter wanted to marry a pop singer, he decided to put every in

their way to prevent the marriage.
(A) obstacle (B) burden (C) impediment (D) problem
33, Welcome to our house. Come in and make yourself
(A) comfortable (B) easy (C) relaxing (D) comforting
34, How do you do? I don't think we've met
(A) after (B) since (C) then (D) before
35, Ah, you must be Mary's husband. Do come in and everyone.
(A) see (B) look (C) find (D) meet
36, You just touch that piece of paper and I'll kill you.
(A) attempt (B) dare (C) try (D) endeavour
37, What a delightful those flowers give off when you touch them.
(A) bloom (B) colour (C) scent (D) smell
38, The only problem with your cooking is that the more I eat, the more I want more.
(A) any (B) all (C) some (D) no
39, They showed their great gratitude by sending us a large …. of money.
(A) sum (B) packet (C) box (D) bundle
40, If I've … you once, I've done it a hundred times. Don't do it!
(A) spoken (B) said (C) told (D) mentioned
PART II
Directions: Read the texts that follow. A word or phrase is missing in some of the sentences. Four answer
choices are given below each of the sentences. Select the best answer to complete the text. Then mark the
letter (A), (B), (C), or (D) on your answer sheet.
Questions 41-43 refer to the following passage
To: Marcus Turner, John Fritz, Carlos Martinez
Cc:
From: Lana Green
3
Subject: Round 1 Applicants
Hi Everyone,
Our first round of interviews is complete and I would like to get together with the Sales Managers so

we can discuss who will __41__ to the next round. I know you are all extremely
41, (A) continue (B) go on (C) pass (D) go
busy on Thursday morning, but we are hoping to choose 6 new employees __42__ the vacant
42, (A) fill (B) filling (C) to fill (D) filled
positions as soon as possible so it would be great if we could have about an hour of your time to help
us make these important decisions. The board room is booked that day, __43__ I reserved
43, (A) so (B) because (C) and (D) though
C315. Please let me know if you’ll be available.
Thanks,
Lana Green
Human Resources
4
Questions 44-46 refer to the following passage
To: Crown Cabinets
Cc:
From: Richard Banich
Subject: Replacement Doors
To whom it may concern,
I purchased new kitchen cabinets __44__ September 23, 2009 from your company. I am very
44, (A) in (B) by (C) with (D) on
pleased with the quality of cabinets, __45__ , two of the doors have major scratches that
45, (A) and (B) however (C) so (D) for
must have happened during the delivery process. I have already ordered to new doors to replace the
faulty ones.
I understand that shipping __46__ takes 4-6 weeks but I am working on a tight schedule and
46, (A) type (B) typical (C) typically (D) types
would like to request a rush order so that I can finish the project in a timely manner.
I feel I am justified in asking for your company to waive any extra fees associated with this order and
the delivery since I was not responsible for the damage of the merchandise.
Sincerely,

Richard Banich
5
Questions 47-49 refer to the following passage
March 3, 2009
To whom it may concern:
This letter is a request to correct outdated information in my credit file. I have enclosed a copy of
the report your company __47___ to me on December 14, 2008.
47, (A) provide (B) provides (C) providing (D) provided
The delinquent mortgage payments to SP Bank were caused __48__ an accounting error
48, (A) by (B) with (C) from (D) up
which was not my fault. The payments due have been cleared as of January 15, 2009 __49__
49, (A) when (B) what (C) which (D) where
you can confirm in the enclosed statement from SP Bank. I am requesting that this item be deleted
immediately from my record.
In addition, please send a corrected copy of my credit record to me and all the creditors who have
received a copy within the last 6 months.
Thank you for your cooperation. If you have any questions concerning this matter don’t hesitate to
contact me.
Sincerely,
Mitchell Dorsey
Questions 50-52 refer to the following passage
Good info on Motivation but Attend the Seminar Instead
Before pulling out your credit card for a copy of this book, consider going to one of the author’s
seminars. He is a much more dynamic speaker __50__ he is a writer and you’ll save
50, (A) as (B) so (C) than (D) such
a lot of time and money. The book __51__ 640 pages and costs $55 dollars. The seminar is
51, (A) is (B) be (C) are (D) being
just an hour and only __52__ $20. The essential points of the book are covered in the seminar
52, (A) prices (B) costs (C) rates (D) pays
and you won’t have to sift through a lot of boring details.

6
PART III
Directions: In this part, you will read a selection of texts, such as magazine and newspaper, articles,
letters, and advertisements. Each text is followed by several questions. Select the best answer for each
question and mark the letter (A), (B), (C), or (D) on your answer sheet.
Questions 53 through 55 refer to the following article.
Do you know that computer can cause headaches? According to a recent report, many computer
workers have this problem. If you work at a computer more than six hours a day, you might get
headaches. To avoid this problem, take a break once every hour. Get up and walk around for a few
minutes. Let your eyes and mind rest. This is a good way to stop headaches without taking aspirin.
53, What type of reading is this?
(A) A memo
(B) An article
(C) An advertisement
(D) An e-mail
54, According to the report, who gets headaches?
(A) People who use computers more than six hours a day
(B) All computer workers
(C) Everybody who works more than six hours a day
(D) Computer programmers
55, How can you avoid headaches?
(A) Walk every six hours
(B) Take aspirin
(C) Get a better computer
(D) Take a break once an hour
7
Questions 56 through 58 refer to the following form.
Educational Opportunities Scholarship Fund
1701 University Circle
Oxford, NY 12184

Your gift will make it possible for needy young people to get a college degree. We rely on gifts
from people like you. Please be as generous as possible.
$25 $75 $100 $250
Thank you!
Name
Street
City/State/Zip
Check one:
_ Check enclosed
_ Money order enclosed
_ Charge my credit card: No Expiration date
Signature (required for credit card charges)
56, What is this form for?
(A) Ordering holiday gifts
(B) Contributing to a scholarship fund
(C) Paying college tuition
(D) Requesting information on educational opportunities
57, What possible form of payment is not listed?
(A) Cash
(B) Check
(C) Money order
(D) Credit card
58, Who should sign this form?
(A) Anybody who sends in a payment
(B) Anybody who has a credit card
(C) Anybody who needs a scholarship
(D) Anybody who pays by credit card
8
Questions 59 through 61 refer to the following paragraph.
Thank you for becoming a National Bank credit card customer. Your new credit card is

enclosed. Before using your card, please read the enclosed material describing your rights
and responsibilities as a National Bank credit card user. If you have any questions, call
800-555-0998. To activate your card, call 800-555-4557 to confirm that you have
received your card. Your card will not be valid for use until you call this number.
59, Who is this notice for?
(A) A person who has an account at the National Bank
(B) A person who has a new credit card from the National Bank
(C) A person who wants to work at the National Bank
(D) A person who wants to find out about services at the National Bank
60, Why would a bank customer call 800-555-0998?
(A) To ask questions about credit cards
(B) To order a new credit card
(C) To make the new credit card valid
(D) To order materials about credit cards
61, What must the customer do to receive his new card?
(A) Call 800-555-4557
(B) Answer some questions
(C) It is enclosed with this notice.
(D) Go to the bank
Questions 62 through 65 refer to the following schedule.
TOUR SCHEDULE
6:00 a.m. * Get on bus in front of the Fairmont Hotel
7:15 a.m. * Arrive in the city center
7:30-8:30 * Eat a traditional local breakfast prepared especially for our tour
group by Fairmont’
9:00-11:30 * Morning sightseeing includes stops at the Sarantis Art Museum,
Herrera Street Craft Shops, and the Carolyn Botanical Gardens
12:00-1:00 * Buffet lunch at La Galleria de Niso
1 :00-5 :00 * Afternoon sightseeing includes more shopping and a tour of local
clay-making workshops

5:15 p.m. * Return to the bus
6:30 p.m. * Arrive back at the Fairmont Hotel parking lot
62, How long is the bus ride to the city?
(A) one fifteen
(B) one hour and fifteen minutes
(C) Six o’clock
(D) Seven hours and fifteen minutes
63, Where will they eat breakfast?
(A) In the morning
(B) On the bus
(C) In the city
9
(D) At a workshop
64, When will they go sightseeing?
(A) In the morning and in the afternoon
(B) In the afternoon and in the evening
(C) In the morning and at night
(D) In the afternoon and at night
65, How long will this tour last?
(A) Two days
(B) Six hours
(C) 6:30 p.m.
(D) Twelve and a half hours.
Questions 66 through 69 refer to the following article.
How Not to Succeed in Your Job
Many magazines have articles on how to be a success, but here at Business Monthly, the Magazine
for Busy Businesspeople, we thought it would be helpful if our readers knew how to fail.
Step One: Don’t come to work on time. If you want to fail at work, then don’t be
on time. Punctuality, or being where you should when you should, is a
common trait of successful people. If you don’t want to succeed, be

late for all of your appointments.
Step Two: Don’t ask questions. Successful people often try to learn what they
don’t already know. They ask questions if they are unsure of a situation
or a procedure. If you want to fail, make sure you keep your questions
to yourself.
Step Three: Never learn new things. In order to get ahead in your career, it is
necessary to keep yourself updated on current information in your
field. Information changes quickly; if you want to be left behind, then
don’t keep up with the changes
Step Four: Don’t mind your own business. MYOB, or Mind Your Own Business,
means not getting involved in office gossip. If you talk about others
behind their backs, then you can expect that others are talking about
you as well. So if you want to fail, stick your nose where it does not
belong.
66, According to the article, what does punctuality mean?
(A) Having good punctuation when writing
(B) Being where you should
(C) Being successful
(D) Being where you should, when you should
67, According to this article, what is true about successful people?
(A) They are late, don’t ask questions, and never learn new things.
(B) They are late, don’t ask questions, and try to learn new things.
(C) They are late, ask questions, and try to learn new things.
(D) They aren’t late, ask questions, and try to learn new things.
68, What does MYOB mean?
(A) That you should study about business in school
(B) That you should not get involved in office gossip
(C) That you should prepare to own your own business
10
(D) That you should talk a lot about other people

69, What are the steps of failure?
(A) Being late, not asking anything, gossiping, and not learning
(B) Being late, asking questions, talking about others, and not learning
(C) Being punctual, not asking questions, gossiping, and not learning
(D) Being late, not asking questions, not learning, and not gossiping
Questions 70 through 72 refer to the following advice.
Paintbrush Storage Tips
Good paintbrushes can be very expensive, so we here at Hobby Artist Magazine
have made some suggestions to help keep your paintbrushes in good shape.
First, always clean your brushes right after using them, because some paints have
acids that can weaken the brush over time.
Second, clean your brushes with a mild cleaner. We recommend a mixture of one part
alcohol and three parts water.
Finally, store your brushes with the tips up. This allows them to dry more quickly.
Remember to keep your paintbrushes in good shape!
70, Who would be most interested in an article like this?
(A) A mechanic
(B) A professor
(C) A surgeon
(D) A painter
71, What is a good cleaning solution for paintbrushes?
(A) One part alcohol and three parts water
(B) Two parts alcohol and two parts water
(C) Water
(D) Strong chemical
72, According to the text, how are paintbrushes best stored?
(A) On their sides
(B) In a wooden box
(C) With their tips up
(D) With their tips down

11
Questions 73 through 76 refer to the following article.
Downloading: A step-by-step guide
Here at Melody Magazine, we receive a lot of email from readers asking about downloading music.
A lot of you want to download, but are not quite sure how to do it. We’ve put together a brief guide
to help our readers understand how to download all their favorite songs. Happy Downloading!
What do I do first?
First, you need to choose the provider that you wish to use, such as Zapster, Lemon’s iTunes, or
NSM Music. Next you will have to register with the company. On your computer, go to the website
of that company and fill out the online application form. Now that you are officially registered, you
can move on to step two.
How do I find the song I want?
This is easy; most music download websites feature a simple-to-use search engine to look through
all the songs on file. Either type in the name of the song you want or scroll down the list of
available songs to see what is available.
How do I pay?
After you have double-clicked the song you wish to purchase, you follow the simple ordering
process and give your credit card details. This could be very fast or very slow, taking anywhere
from a few seconds to half an hour.
How do I listen to the song?
You can listen to the song through your computer’s speakers. Or you can wire the computer up to a
hi-fi or use an MP3 player.
73, Who are these instructions for?
(A) People who want to listen to music
(B) Musicians
(C) Credit card companies
(D) MP3 players
74, How can people pay for the music?
(A) They can send a check.
(B) They can use a credit card.

(C) They can borrow money.
(D) It does not say.
75, How many methods of listening to music are mentioned in the text?
(A) None
(B) 3
(C) 60
(D) 4
76, How can people find a song?
(A) Go to large music store
(B) Use the search engine on download sites
(C) Listen to the radio
(D) Ask Melody Magazine
12
Questions 77 through 80 refer to the following short article.
Science Life Weekly: A review of the New Scientist Seminar
Many different topics were being discussed at the New Scientist Seminar held last Saturday at the
Royal Port Convention Center in Centerville. This international seminar, held annually, provides a
chance for some of the world s top scientists to present new ideas and research. Dr. Thomas’
Avery, a leading expert in the field of medical ethics, gave the most interesting presentation called,
what if people were eaten by cow? The main idea was about how we would feel if we were kept“ ”
in a small field all our lives and then used for food. The presentation was humorous, but it also
made people think about how we treat the animals that we eat. Dr. Avery said, I was given an“
invitation only last week, so I had little time to prepare. However, everyone agreed that it was the”
best presentation of the day. People came from all over the world to attend this year s seminar.’
One professor from India said, I have been coming to these seminars for twenty years. This year“
is the best one ever. Next year s seminar will be held in Beijing. This will be the first time that the” ’
seminar has been held in Asia.
77, Where was the New Scientist Seminar held?
(A) India
(B) A field with cows

(C) Centerville
(D) Saturday
78, When did Dr. Avery receive his invitation?
(A) Last week
(B) Last weekend
(C) Last month
(D) Last year
79, Dr. Avery is an expert in which field?
(A) A field of cows
(B) Medical ethics
(C) India
(D) Food
80, Where will the next seminar take place?
(A) Centerville
(B) India
(C) Beijing
(D) It has not been decided.
13
Questions 81-85 refer to the following letter and form.
Blixen Memorial Theater
Annual Fundraising Event
January 19
Dear Friend of Blixen Memorial Theater:
As a non-profit performing arts organization, we rely on membership and fundraising efforts to
support our operating costs. Every year at this time we hold a drawing to help raise funds to meet a
portion of our budget.
This is your chance to help Blixen Memorial Theater. Each individual who donates $20 to the
theater at this time will be eligible for a special prize. On May 20, we will select one name at random
to receive this year's prize - 4 tickets to each of the 10 Blixen Memorial Theater performances for the
upcoming year. (The winner need not be present.) That's 40 tickets, a $3,000 value!

To participate in this year's drawing, simply complete the entry form and mail it with your
payment. We will send you a confirmation number for each $20 donation upon receipt. Every $20
you donate increases your chances of winning a whole year's worth of exciting performances. And
even if your name is not selected, you'll still win by helping Blixen Memorial Theater offer high-quality
programs.
For further information, call the office at (507) 555-8826, ext. 908.
Sincerely,
Anna Kessler
Executive Director
Name Anton Maldonado
I have enclosed a check for $ ………… Address 14 Sunset Drive
Please charge my credit card $40 City Stockton State MN Zip 55988
Card # 1122334455667788 Phone 507-555-2292
Signature Anton Maldonado
Please return this form with payment to:
BLIXEN MEMORIAL THEATER
Attention: Raffle
480 Sioux St. Winona,
MN 55987
81, Why did Ms. Kessler write this letter?
(A) To invite Anton Maldonado to an event
(B) To advertise a new show
(C)To explain a new ticketing policy
(D)To announce a fund-raising event
82, What does Ms. Kessler say about the Blixen Memorial Theater?
(A) It has had to reduce its budget.
14
(B) Its next season begins on May 20.
(C) It holds an annual drawing.
(D) It is offering discount tickets to people who donate money.

83, What prize is being offered?
(A) A check for $3,000
(B) A year's worth of theater tickets
(C) Front-row seats to four performances
(D) Meetings with performers after the shows
84, In the letter, the word "present" in paragraph 2, line 4 is closest in meaning to
(A) in attendance
(B) current
(C) on hold
(D) performing
85, What does Anton Maldonado indicate on the form?
(A) He will purchase tickets to two shows.
(B) He will contribute to the theater.
(C) He is paying by personal check.
(D) He would like a schedule for the new season.
Questions 86 through 90 refer to the following memo and sign.
To: All lifeguards
From: Beachside City Council
Re: Beach rules and competition
The summer season is nearly here, so we would like to remind you about the beach rules. We
will put this sign up at every beach. All life guards must keep a copy of the rules in their life-saving
kit. Also, we will have a volleyball competition every day this summer. Please do not watch the
competition. Keep your eyes on the sea. Have a great summer!
CITY BEACH
Open: May 31
st
- August 31
st
10:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.
• Special volleyball competition between 2:00 and 5:00

• First prize - $200
• All entrants must be over sixteen years old.
• Each team must have two players.
• Each team must have one male and one female.
BEACH RULES
 No animals.
 No camping.
 No glass bottles.
 No cars or motorcycles.
 Children under eight years must be with an adult.
86, When is the beach NOT open?
15
(A) June 4
th
(B) April 5th

(C) July 30
th
(D) August 1
st
87, Who shouldn't go alone to the beach?
(A) Adults
(B) Teenagers
(C) Children over ten years
(D) Children under eight years
88, Which team would be allowed to play in the competition?
(A) Two men
(B) Two women
(C) A man and a woman
(D) A man and a fifteen-year-old girl

89, Which of the following is NOT true?
(A) Lifeguards should watch the volleyball competition.
(B) The beach is open for three months.
(C) Cars cannot drive on the beach.
(D) You cannot take glass bottles onto the beach.
90, How much is the first prize?
(A) $200
(B) $300
(C) $400
(D) $500
Questions 91-95 refer to the following article and table.
The Starfish Water Park is one of the greatest attractions for both the tourists and residents of
the sea resort town of Zopot. Before this impressive swimming pool complex was inaugurated last
May, it had generated enough public interest for its owners to dispense with expensive advertising
campaigns. While new facilities of this kind are often recommended by celebrities on television prior to
opening, all that the water park needed was word of mouth for business to take off. Residents of Zopot
had known about the construction since it started in October two years ago, and had anxiously
awaited the opening day.
But for all the water park's success, its owners had worried that the pool might be situated too
close to the beach. And in fact, the complex received fewer visitors last August, when many tourists
chose to swim in the nearby sea. But the situation changed completely in December, a record-
breaking month, when outdoor temperatures dropped, and entire families waited in half-hour lines to
enter the recreational complex. This is understandable given the variety and quality of the facilities,
including pools with breathtaking simulated waves and long, roller-coaster-like slides.
Ticket prices range from $9 to $20 depending on the time of day; general admission tickets allow
access to all sections of the water park except the sauna area, which costs an additional $5.
16
Facilities offered at Starfish Water Park
Wave Section Green Section Blue Section Sun Section
Two indoor

pools with artificial
waves: the Lagoon
Splash and the
Vertigo Falls, each up
to 3m deep. In
addition, there are
three long slides.
A glass-roofed
saltwater pool, the
Bermuda Tide features
an asonishingly
realistic-looking
artificial beach.
The Misty Baths
is an open-air pool
with heated water.
Seven different sauna
rooms.
91, What does the article imply about the opening day of the water park?
(A) It did not generate much interest.
(B) It was not advertised on television.
(C) It had to be postponed by one month.
(D) It was attended by celebrities.
92, What were people concerned about regarding the water park?
(A) The choice of location
(B) The cost of construction
(C)The building design
(D)The safety code
93, When did the water park receive the most visitors?
(A) In May

(B) In August
(C) In October
(D) In December
94, Which pool is located outdoors?
(A) The Vertigo Falls
(B) The Lagoon Splash
(C)The Bermuda Tide
(D)The Misty Baths
95, For which section of the water park is there an extra charge?
(A) The Wave Section
(B) The Green Section
(C)The Blue Section
(D)The Sun Section
17
Questions 96 through 100 refer to the following table and email.
Asia Pacific Weather: Five-Day Forecast January 7
th
-11
th
Beijing -4°C, cloudy, with some snow
Tokyo 0°C, sunny, with some clouds in the evening
Hong Kong 14°C, cloudy, with sunshine in the morning
Seoul 3°C, sunny, some light rain in the afternoon
Singapore 27°C, windy and rainy, with some lightning
Jakarta 26°C, heavy rain, some lightning at night
Sydney 19°C, windy and cloudy all day
To: Alice Souza <>
From:
Subject: Forecast Date: January 7
th

Dear Ms. Souza,
Here is the weather forecast that you asked for. Your trip starts in Beijing. It will be very
cold there, so bring lots of warm clothes. On January 10
th
, you will go to Singapore. It will be
hot, so you need light clothes. I think you should also pack an umbrella. Have a good trip, and
don't hesitate to call me if you have any questions.
Sincerely,
Marilyn James
96, Which city has the highest temperature?
(A) Beijing
(B) Seoul
(C) Singapore
(D) Sydney
97, Which city has the lowest temperature?
(A) Beijing
(B) Seoul
(C) Singapore
(D) Sydney
98, Which city will have the most rain?
(A) Hong Kong
(B) Tokyo
(C) Jakarta
(D) Singapore
99, Why did Alice Souza want to know the weather forecast?
18
(A) Because it is her hobby
(B) Because she is taking a trip
(C) Because she wants to buy new clothes
(D) Because she doesn't like rain

100, Where does Souza’s trip start?
(A) in Beijing
(B) in Jakart
(C) in Bangkok
(D) in Manila
19
Trờng ĐH Hồng Đức
Năm học
P N THI TOEIC
Môn thi: c hiu
Dùng cho: Các lớp ĐH và CĐ khối không chuyên ngữ
P N S 7
PART I
1,D 2,C 3,C 4,B 5,D 6,C 7,B 8,C 9,D 10,C
11,B 12,B 13,A 14,A 15,D 16,C 17,A 18,C 19,D 20,C
21,B 22,B 23,C 24,B 25,B 26,C 27,D 28,A 29,B 30,C
31,A 32,A 33,A 34,D 35,D 36,B 37,C 38,C 39,A 40,C
PART II
41,B 42,C 43,A 44,D 45,B 46,C 47,D 48,A 49,C 50,C
51,A 52,B
PART III
53,B 54,A 55,D 56,B 57,A 58,D 59,B 60,A 61,C 62,B
63,C 64,A 65,D 66,D 67,D 68,B 69,A 70,D 71,A 72,C
73,A 74,B 75,B 76,B 77,C 78,A 79,B 80,C
81, D 82, C 83, B 84, A 85, B 86, B 87, D 88, C 89, A 90, A
91, D 92, A 93, D 94, D 95, D 96, C 97, A 98, C 99B, 100, A
20