Luyện giải các bộ đề trước kì thi tuyển sinh đại học phần 6

Question 27: D. Have something done
(V3/ed):
Co cai gi dugc lam
Question 28: B such + noun + that + clause: Qua den noi .
Question 29: B. Cau
&\hu
kien
loai
II (If clause (qua
khir
dan),
main
clause (S +
could/would
+ Vnguyen) , ;r , . .
Question 30: D. Keep + V - ing: Cur tiep tuc lam gi „ , ; ;
Question 31: B. In
case
of + noun:
Trong
truang hgrp
(,,,,;(':•
,
Question 32: A. in
case
+ clause: Phong khi „ / , «.,
Question 33: C. Cau dieu
kien
loai
III:
If clause (qua khu hoan thanh).

main
clause
(S +
would/could
+ have + V3/ed)
Question 34: A. Take off: Cat canh (may bay)
Question 35: B. Apologise to sb for st: Tha
thi'r
cho ai cai gi
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Question 36: B. Need + V - ing: Can dugc lam gi (mang nghTa bj dong)
Question 37: B. Die of + benh tat: Chet vi benh gi
Question
3H:
C. It + to be + adj + (for someone) + V - to
infmitine:
That la de ai
do lam gi. vti -jJl
Question 39: C. S1 +
would
rather + S2 + qua khur don ,. > tv
Question 40: B. No matter what + clause:
Dii
gi di
nira
B.
Hay
viet
lai cau

t/iir
hai sao clw y ngliTa cua no giong v&iy nglua cHa cau
goc
cid
cho.
Question I. If he had
hurried,
he
wouldn't
have missed the last
ferry.
Giai
thich:
Chung ta ap dung cau dieu
kien
loai
III:
If clause (Thi qua khu hoan
thanh),
main
clause (S +
could/would
+ have + V3/ed) vi cau
di^i
ki^n lo^i
III
dien
ta
mot sir that
trai

han voi
thirc
te trong qua
khir.
Question 2. It was such a
difficult
exercise that we couldn't do it.
Giai
thich:
-
Ve mat
ngir
nghTa: Bai tap nay qua kho den noi chung toi khong the lam dugc ^
Do
la mot bai tap qua kho den noi chung toi khong the lam dugc.
-
Ve mat cau true
ngir
phap: too to : qua den noi khong the .
=
so/such that + clause (menh de nay a dang phu
djnh)
Question 3.
Peter
plays
football
better than I do.
Giai
thich:
-

Ve mat ngiJ nghTa: Toi khong the chai bong da hay nhu
Peter
=
Peter
chai bons
da hay han toi.
-
Ve mat cau true ngu phap: Sir dung dang so sanh han cua trang tir
"well".
Question 4.
Because
it rained
heavily,
we stopped
working.
Giai
thich:
Because
+ clause =
Because
of + noun/noun
phrase
Question 5. I haven't
written
to him for two years.
Giai
thich:
tsrh
•(
-

Ve mat ngu nghTa: Lan
cuoi
cimg
toi
viet
thu cho anh ta each day hai nam =
da khong
viet
thu cho anh ta trong hai nam nay.
V,'mat
cau true ngu phap:
S + last +
V2/ed
+ O + khoang
thai
gian + ago
=
S +
have/has
+ not +
V3/ed
+ O + for + khoang
thai
gian. i * w V
-
Question 6. We are
going
to have the
room
redecorated by him.

Giai
thich:
Have someone do something: nha ai lam gi; have something done
(V3/ed):
c6 cai gi dugc lam.
Question 7. The coffee was so strong that I couldn't
drink
it./The
coffee was too
strong
for me to
drink.
Giai
thich:
Such + noun/noun
phrase
+ that + clause •i(r,v,
=
So + adj/adv + that + clause ' j
Question 8.
If you
don't send her to hospital, she
will
die.
Gjai
thich:
Unless = If not
Trir
phi, neu khong
thi

g«evr/«rt
9. We are keen on reading books. , ,
Giai
thich:
To be
fond
of = To be keen on:
thich
lam gi
Question 10. If
I
were you, I
would
visit
her
tomorrow.
i •
Giai
thich:

-
Ve mat ngu nghTa: Toi nghT ban nen den tham c6 ta vao ngay mai = N^u toi la
bjn
thi toi se den tham c6 ta vao ngay mai.
-
Ve mat cau true ngu phap: Cau dieu
kien
loai
II dung vai dong tu To be "were"
cho tat ca cac

ngoi
ngoai viec dien ta mot s^r that
trai
hin vai
thirc
t^ a hi?n tai thi
no con
CO
nghTa la mot I6i khuyen.
C. Hay doc (loan van sau
that
cSn than roi chon cau tra IM dung nhat.
'A
2.A 3.C ' 4.C 5.B
6D,
7.B 8.C 9. A 10, B
DE
THI
THLT
SO 19
A.
Hay chon cau tra liri dung nhat irng v&i ky tir A, B, C hoac D cua mSi
f^au
hoi.
Question 1.
If you
hadn't helped me, I the answers. ;
A.
couldn't
find

B. couldn't have
found
''^ ' '
fC.
didn't
fmd ^ D.
will
have
found
'''-^
Question 2. I remember Mr. Nam many times on TV. '
^
A. to see B. seeing C.
will
have to see D. saw
9iestion 3. He doesn't
write
to her as
often
as he
A.
was used to B. used to C. got used to D. get used to
Question 4. I don't
like
eating the
fruit
but my father me to eat it everyday
.jtkh-
makes B.
allowed

C. forces D. focus
^esticn 5. It's
high
time you after yourself.
A.
a e
looking
B.
will
look
C.
look
D. looked
Question 6. I am
going
to another
job.
I am
giving
up the present
job.
A.
look
after B.
look
for C.
look
out D.
look
up

Question 7. She hasn't her
mind
yet.
A.
made up B. get away C. brought up D. brought about
Question 8.
My
teacher is
making
a next week.
A.
talk
!V t B. speed C. speech rnBl . D.
composition
Question 9. I prefer books TV.
A.
reading - to watching B. reading - to watch
C.
to read -
watching
D. reading - than watching
Question 10.
1
would
rather
football
cartoons.
I A. play-watch , B. played - watched .i
<•
•

C.
playing
- watching D. to watch - to play
Question 11.
1
wish
1
the bad news yesterday. '
A.
knew B. had
known
.(t:«l!
C.
would
have
known
D.
will
have
known
\W u
Question 12. The man is
talking
to him is my friend's father.
A.
whom
B. whose C. who D.
which
Question 13. Unless you the
roses,

they
will
die.
A.
water B. don't water C.
won't
water D.
didn't
water
Question 14 do you go to the movie?
-
Twice
a month.
A.
How
long
B. How about C. How
often
D. How much
Question 15. The strong
wind
us
from
driving
last
night.
A.
persuaded B. prevented C. apologised D. stop
Question 16. Oh, you should have avoided her sad.
A.

to make B. made C. making D. being made
Question 17. She suggested
fishing
instead of
walking.
A.
go B. should go C. went D.
going
Question 18. A new school in the
area
now.
A. will
build
B. are being
built
C.
is being
built
D. have been
built
Question 19.
Unfortunately,
I don't have to buy the car now.
A.
lot of money B. enough money
C.
money enough D. a lots of money
Question 20. I don't
know
my ideas.

A.
how to
express
B.
expressed
C.
have to
express
D. what to
express
.
j^,.
,
Question 21. She is to decide this matter.
A.old
enough B.enough old
C. will
be old enough D. elder enough
^00
Question
22. I smoking last year.
A.
gave up B. gave off C. got off D. got up
Question
23.
Your
hair is so
long.
You should tomorrow. ,
/\

have it cut B.
cutting
it C. to cut D. had it cut
Question
24. He always
keeps
his promise, so you can
rely
him.
on
B.
from
C. in D. at ,
Question
25. I can't do it alone you give me a hand?
A.
Do you B.
Will
C. Should D. Had
gy^v/w"
•?<5.
We haven't
written
to him 2006.
A.
since B. in C. at D. on
Question
27.
Would
you

like
lunch
with
me?
A.
having B. to have C. have D. had . .
Question
28. She ask her parents for some advice.
A.
had better B. doesn't
mind
C.
would
like
D.
will
have to be
Question
29. He complained me about the matter this
morning.
A.
to B.
with
C.
from
D. of jjn: .
Question
30. I am
going
to have my father my car.

A.
tlx B. to fix C. repaired D. repairing
Question
31. My brother is very busy he
visits
me
twice
a week.
A.
Although
B. Despite C. However D. Furthermore
Question
32. The government
initiated
the programme of
reform
in the 1980s.
A.
economic B. economical C. economist D. economically
Question
33. The match was
because
of
the
bad weather.
A.
cancel B.
given
up C. postponed D. put out
Question

34.
If we
had a map now, we lost.
A.
wouldn't
have got B.
won't
get
C.
wouldn't
get D.didn'tget • »•
Question
35. - is it
from
here to the post office? >
-
Three kilometres.
A.
How
long
,1 , , , B. How far C. How
often
D. How much
I
motion
36. He
didn't
give up
his job
he won the prize.

^1^-
even though B. therefore C. so that D. whatever
^'j&tion
37. Remember to the
light
before you go out of
the
room.
fl^^put
off
B.
turn
off C.
turn
up D. take off
'^Hfto/i We can't help
driving
slowly
the
room
was slippery.
Wi- so B.
because
C.
because
of D. but for
^PW'Ort
39. This is the man daughter is
working
at your company.

^-
whose B. who C.
whom
D. that
^""S/zort
40.
Peter
doesn't play
football
his father does.
^-
as
well
as B. so
well
as C. very
well
as D. A and B
B.
Hay
viet
lai cau thir hai sao cho y
ngltla
cua mi gidng
v('ri
y
ngltla
ciia
cdu goc ti ,
Question 1. The meal was so

wonderful
that I
would
remember it in my
mind.
It
was
Question 2. If
it
doesn't
rain
soon,
millions
of pounds
worth
of crops
will
be lost.
Unless
Question 3. He didn't give up smoking, so he died of
lung
cancer.
If
Question 4. My
wife
seldom
goes
to bed late at night.
Seldom
Question 5.

Although
it was very noisy, they didn't stop
talking.
Despite
Question 6. It was
difficult
for us to answer the question,
We
had
Question 7. The
knife
is so
dull
that we can't use it.
Ihe
knife
Question 8. You had better have your hair cut.
It's
Question 9.
Would
you nid not smoking
here?
I'd
rather
Question 10. Even though I admire his result examination, I don't
like
him.
Much
C. Hay doc dogn van sau
that

can than roi chpn cau tra
l&i
ctiing
nhat
We
send our children to school to prepare them for the time when they
will
big
and
will
have to
work
for themselves. They learn their own language
(I)-'
they
will
be able to
tell
others clearly what they want and what they know
antl
understand what
(2)
tell
them. They learn
foreign
(3)
in order to be abl^
to
benefit
from

what people in other countries
written
and said, and to make people
from
other countries understand what they (4) mean. They learn arithmetic
A.
so that
B.
now that
C.
so far
D.
so
long
A.
the others
B.
other
C.
others
D.
another
A.
cultures
B.
customs
C.
languages
D.
habits

A.
ourselves
B.
themselves
C.
himself
D.
herself
A.
chemist
B.
literature
C.
history
D.
geography
A.
human
B.
people
C.
inhabitant
D.
migrant
A.
for
B.
why
C.
what

D.
which
A.
whom
B.
who
C.
whose
D.
whoever
A.
successfully
13.
perfectly
C.
successful
D.
famous
A.
lately
B.
recently
C.
slowly
D.
rapidly
DIENGIAl
DAP AN
i^easure
and to count things in their

daily
life,
(5)
to know something about
jl^e
world
around them and history to know something about the
(6)
beings
jl^ey
meet every day. Nearly everything that they study at school has
some
practical
^,se in
t'lei'"
^^^^
3"*^
work.
But is that the
only
reason
(7)
they go to school?
j^o,
There is more in education than just learn facts. We go to school above all to
learn
how to learn so that when we leave school we can continue to learn. A man
(8)
really knows how to learn
will

always be
(9) ,
because
whenever he
l,as to do .something new
which
he has never had to do before, he
will
(10)
(each
himself
how to do it in the
best
way.
Question
1 A. so that B. now that C. so far D. so
long
Question
2 A. the others B. other C. others D. another
Question.? A. cultures B. customs C. languages D. habits
Question
4 A. ourselves B. themselves C.
himself
D. herself
Question
S A. chemist B. literature C. history D. geography
Question
6 A. human B. people C. inhabitant D. migrant
Question
7 A. for B. why C. what D.

which
Question
H
A.
whom
B. who C. whose D. whoever
Question
9 A. successfully B. perfectly C. successful D. famous
A.
Hay chon cau trd loi dung nhat ling
vt'fi
ky tir A, B, C hogc D cua moi
cdu hoi. •) -Af. wMYf.'M"
Question
I: B. Cau dieu
kien
loai
III: If
clause (qua
khi'r
hoan thanh), main clause
(S
+
could/would
+ have + V3/ed)
Question
2: B. Remember + V-
ing:
Nha da lam gi
Question

3: B. Used to: Da
tirng
» vv
fl.v.',
Question
4: C. Force
someone
to do something: Bat buoc ai lam gi
Question
5: D. It's
(high)
time + qua
khi'r
don: Da den luc lam gi
Question
6: B. Uook for something:
Tim
kit'in
cai gi
Question
7:
A. Make up
one's
mind:
Quyet
dinh
Question
8: C Make a
speech:
Doc dien thuyet, doc dien van

Question
9: A. Prefer doing St to doing St:
Thich
lam dieu gi han dieu gi
Question
10: A. S +
would
rather + Vnguyen + than +
Vnguyen:
Thich
lam dieu gi
"'^
dieu gi
Q'*estion
11: B. S +
wish
+ qua khu hoan thanh:
Dien
ta dieu uac muon khong c6
trong
qua
khi'r
' '~
i'
^"^stion
12: C. Who
(ngirai
ma) thay the cho
ngirai
va lam churc nang chu

ngir.
'^"estion
13: A. Unless = If not:
Trir
phi Cau true 6ugc
diing
'^^•^8
efui
dieu
kien
loai
I,
va menh de dung v6i
unless
luon
a the khang
dinh.
'*^stion
14:
C.
How often:
Diing
de hoi ve sy thuong xuyen dien ra cua hanh dong
Question 15: B. Prevent
someone
from
doing
something: Ngan can ai lam gi
Question 16: C.
Avoid

+ V- ing: Tranh lam viec gi
Question 17: D. S +
suggest
+ V- ing: nghj lam viec gi
(Trong
cau true dung
"Suggest",
neu chi c6 mot chu
ngir
thi ta dung V - ing ngay sau
"suggest".
Cac ban
chii
y rang dong tir thirtrng dirng ngay sau
"suggest"
luon luon
phai d dang V~,
ing
va no c6 ham y de cap den nguoi noi c6 tham gia hanh dong.)
Question 18: C. Bj dgng cua thi hien tai tiep
diln
c6 dang: S + is/are/am + being +
V3/ed
' "
Question 19: B. Enough + noun: Co dii cai gi (Enough dung truac danh tu)
Question 20: A. How to do something: Lam dieu gi nhu the nao
Question 21: A.
Adjective
+ enough: Du (Ian, thong
minh,

to, ) (enough dung
sau
tinh
tir)
I J
Question 22: A.
Give
up something/doing something: Tir bo dieu
gi/lam
dieu gi
Question 23: A. Have something done
(V3/ed):
Co cai gi dirge lam (mang nghia hi
dong)
Question 24: A. Rely on someone: Tin vao ai '^^ ?
Question 25: B.
Will
you ?
(Anh,
chj) chur? (Lai de nghj
gii'ip
da
Ijch
su)
Question 26: A. Phi hien tai hoan thanh + since + moc
thai
gian/thi
qua khu don
Question 27: B.
Would

you
like
+ V-to
infinitive ?
Mai ai lam gi
Question 28: A. Had better + Vnguyen = should = ought to + Vnguyen: Nen lam gi
Question 29: A. Complain to
someone
about something: Phan nan voi ai ve dieu gi
Question 30: A. Have
someone
do (Vnguyen) something: Nha ai lam gi
Question 31: C. However: Tuy nhien (No
di'rng
dau trong menh de
thir
hai de
the
hien
sir
trai
ngirgc nhau ve hanh dong cua hai menh de.)
Question 32: A. Economic
reform:
Cai each
kinh
te
Question 33: C. Postpone: Tri hoan
Question 34: C. Cau dieu ki^n
loai

11: If clause (qua khu dom),
main
clause (S -
could/would
+ Vnguyen)
Question 35: B. How far: Bao xa (hoi vh khoang each tir vi tri A den vj tri B)
Question 36: A. Even though: Mac du, dii cho (No noi hai menh d^ c6 y
ngiH'"
tuong
phan nhau.)
Question 37: B.
Turn
off TSt (den, may moc )
Question 38: B.
Because:
Bai vi
(Dirng
dAu
menh de chi
ngiiyen
nhan)
Question 39: A. Whose + noun: Cai gi cua ai (Dai tir
lien
h? "Whose" dirge
din','
de thay the cho cac
tinh
tir sa
hiru
nhu his, her )

Question 40: D. So sanh ngang bang nhau; chung ta c6 the dung
"so/as
+
adj/adN
'
as" neu menh de dang de cap den a th phu
djnh.
B.
Hay
viet
lai cau
t/tir
hai sao cho y nglua ciia no giong vmy nghia cua cau
Question 1. It was such a
wonderful
meal that I
would
remember in my
mind.
Giai
thich:
so
+ adj/adv that = such + noun + that : qua
d^'"
noi
uestion 2. Unless it rains soon,
millions
of pounds
worth
of crops

will
be lost.
Giai
thich:
Unless = If not:
Trir
phi ;
Neu khong
thi
(dung trong cau
(jjeu
kien
loai
I). Cac ban nen chu y, m$nh de dung vai "Unless" khong bao gia a
phu
djnh,
no
luon luon
a the khang
djnh.
Question 3. If he had
given
up smoking, he
wouldn't
have died of
lung
cancer.
Giai
thich:
Cau dieu

kien
loai
III:
If clause (thi qua khu hoan thanh), +
main
clause
(Could/would
+ have +
V3/ed),
no dien ta hanh dong hay sir vi|c
trai
hjn
vtVi
thirc
te trong qua
khi'r.
Trong
cau tren hanh dong "khong bo thuoc
ciia
anh ta va
cai
chet vi benh ung thu
phoi"
d8u dugc dien dat trong thi qua
khii
dan.
Chinh
vi
vay.
cau dieu

kien
loai
III
bat bugc phai dugc ap dung, a
,,,,,,,
Question 4. Seldom
does
my
wife
go to bed late at
night.
Giai
thich:
Seldom
(Hiem
khi) dung dau cau thi hien tugng dao
ngir
xay ra.
Question 5. Despite the great noise, they
didn't
stop
talking.
Giai
thich:
Although
+ clause = Despite + noun: Mac dii
Question 6. We had
some
difficulty
in answering the question.

Giiii
thich:
It + to be +
difficult
for
someone
to do something = S + have
difficulty
in
doing
something: Ai do gap kho khan trong viec gi.
;t
It + to be +
easy
for
someone
to do something = Someone has no
difficulty
in
doing
something: Ai do khong gap kho khan trong vi?c gi.
Question 7. The
knife
is too
dull
for us to use.
Giai
thich:
so that = too to : qua den noi
(Hai

can true tren chi ca the bdng nhau khi cau true
so
that
&
thi hogc y
nghia
ciia
cau vein ma no chi phoi mang nghia phu
dinh.
Question 8. It's
high
time you had your hair cut.
(^iai
thich:
Had better + Vnguyen: Tot hon nen lam gi. It's
(high)
time + qua
khir
don: Da den
liic
nen lam gi. Ca hai cSu true nay deu nhSm muc
dich
th^ hien
sir
khuyen ran nen
chiing
c6 the dugc dung thay the nhau.
Question 9. I
would
rather you

didn't
smoke here. f
Giai
thich:
SI +
would
rather + S2
didn't
+ Vnguyen: Ai do khong
thich
nguai
l<hac
lam dieu gi.
Would
you
mind
+
V-ing?
Cam phien (anh, chj, c6 ) lam viec
gi (ioi >eu cau
Ijch
sir).
Trong
truong hgp tren, a cau goc, nguai noi
dira
ra yeu can
'a
"khong hut thuoc a day".
Trong
cau thu hai, nguai noi c6 ham y "khong muon

nguai
khac hut thuoc d day". Do vay, hai cau true nay dugc dung tuang ddng nhu
nhau.
Question 10.
Much
as I admire his result examination, I don't
like
him.
Giai
thich:
Even though + clause =
Much
as + clause: Cho
dii,
mac dii
C.
Hay (toe doan van sau
that
can than roi chgn cau Ira
Icri
dung nhat
'A
2. C 3.C 4. B 5. D
A
7. B 8. B 9. C 10. D
DE THI
THlT
SO 20
A.
Hay chgn cau trd IM dung nhat irng v&i ky tu A, B, C hoac D cua nidi

cau hoi.
Question 1. My brother is angry
with
me. I
didn't
do
some
work
that I last
week.
i
A.
would
have done B. must have done \p'; |
C.
should have done D.
will
have done '
Question 2 he
hurried,
he
wouldn't
have missed the
train.
A.
Unless B.
Without
C. If not D. Had
Question 3. My father give me
some

advice whenever I had a problem.
A.
get used to B. is used to C. used to D. had better
Question 4.1
wish
I the book last week.
A.
had bought B.
would
buy
C.
would
have bought
D. will
have bought
Question 5.1
would
like
to sit Hang and Tuan.
A.
between B. among C. the middle D. x
'
Question 6. He moved to Da Lat to
live
1999.
A.
since B. in Cat D. for
Question 7 speaking
slowly?
1

hardly understand what you are saying.
A.
Do you
like
B.
Would
you
like
C.
I don't
mind
D.
Would
you
mind
Question 8. It took me
ages
to
living
in the country.
A.
get used to B. used to C. accustomed D. use to
Question 9. No sooner than things went
wrong.
A.
had he come B. did he come C. he had come D. he
came
Question 10. He raised his hand after I my question.
A.
have

finished
B. had
finished
C.
would
have
finished
D. was
finishing
Question II. A number of people in the
area
English
very
fluently.
A.speaks B.speak
C.
have to be spoken D. has spoken ''
Question 12. We had to book the rooms advance when we decided to
visit
the
city.
A.
from
B. in C. to D. at
Question 13. Let's
listen
to what they are saying, ?
A. will
we B. shall we C.
won't

we D. shall we
Question 14. It always me ten minutes to have breakfast.
A.
costs
B.
wastes
C.
takes
D.
spends
Question 15.
Only
when I saw his
shoes
he was there.
A.
I
will
realize B. did I realize C. del realize D. that I realized
Question 16 his legs were broken, he managed to
escape
from
the car.
A.
Despite B. In spite of C. On account of D.
Although
Question 17.
If you
had gone to bed early, you
tired.

A.
hadn't been B.
wouldn't
have been
C.
won't
be D.
will
have been
Question 18. She advised me carelessly.
A.
not to
drive
B. not
drive
C. not to
driving
D. don't
drive
Question 19. You should
finish
your homework before
going
out or you
will
be punished.
A-else
.,B. soon C. furthermore D. instead of
Question 20 your help, we
could

solve the problem quite
well.
A.
Thanks to B. Due to C. On account of D. Despite
Question 21.
"I
suggest
that Tom her."
A.
should see B.
sees
C. see D. A and C
Question 22.
If
only
we a passport now.
A-
had B.
would
have C. had had D. are having
Question 23 have you learned English? - For two years.
A.
How far B. How much C. How
long
D. How about
Question 24. Her story made me last
night.
A-to
cry B.
crying

C. cry D.
cried
Question 25. You were too late. The plane
five
minutes earlier.
A.
has taken off B. had taken off
C.
was
taking
off D.
would
take off
Question 26. This is the man daughter is
going
abroad to study.
A.
who B.
whom
C. of who D. whose
Question 27. I am the
job.
I am
looking
for another one.
A.
fed up
with
B. give up C. put off D. cut
down

Question 28. You
look
more today than you did yesterday.
A.
beautifully
B. beauty
C.
beautiful
D. and more
beautiful
v
Question 29. - There are
only
two books on the table.
-
do you
like
better? rv
A.
What B.
Which
C. Where D. How
Question 30. There are
only
two
seats
left.
You sit
near
the

window.
I
will
take
one.
A.
the other B. other
ones
C. the other one D. others
Question 31. How many books so far? '
A.
do you
write
B. have you
written
C.
did you
write
' ' ' D. are you
writing
Question
32. It is dark opening tiie window and the door?
A. Would you mind B. Do you like
C. Why don't you D. Do you mind if
Question
33 of the people are from America.
A. Most B. Almost C. The most D. Mostly
Question
34. She to me for the accident.
A. complained B. apologized C.

accused
D. explained
Question
35. You siiouldn"t
have
bet the money the horse race.
A. on B. at C. for D. from
Question
36. You shouldn't the bus when it is
still
in motion.
A. put
away
B. get off C. get up D. get down
Question
37. She is such a good student that site gets a ever>'
year.
A. scholarship B. price C. fame D. awards
Question
38. We of winds to create new people.
A. take advantage B. in charge C. are on behalf D. in a hurry
Question
39. I will traveling when I retire. ^
A. take up B. take off C. turn off D. turn on
Question
40. i he shirt doesn't you at all.
A. suit B. match C. perfect I), join
B. Hay
viet
lai cue cdu

tlii'r
liai
dim vdo cdc tir da
goiy
sao
clio
y n}{/iia
ciui
no}iion{{
v('fiy nf{liia ciia cdu f>dc.
Question
I. It's a pit\ father didn't go home early.
I wish
Question
2. It is worthless complaing to him about the matter.
If!
Question
3. Although he is
rich,
he is unhappy in
life.
In spite of
Question
4. I he tea was so hot that I couldn't drink it.
ll
was such
Question
5. Wh> don't we listen to pop music?
I suggest
Question

6. lie said that he hadn't stolen ni\.
I le denied
308
Question
7. He didn't see the signal, so he didn't stop.
If
he
Question
H. The man is an engineer. His wife is working at the hotel.
The man
Question
9. As he behaved badly, he was punished.
Because
of
Question
10. I like reading novels.
1 am interested
C. Hay doc doan van sau that cdn than rdi
chon
cdu trd Im dim^
nhdt
F-Aer\r
many people in the world learn English. (I) of them are young
children.
(2) are teenagers. Many are (3) .
Some
learn at school, others
learn in evening classes. A few learn English by themselves or just by hearing the
language on television or among their friends. (4) people must work (5)
to

learn English.
Why do all these people want to learn
English?
It is
difficult
to answer that
question.
Young children learn English at school (6) it is one of their (7) .
Many adults learn English
because
it is (8) for their work.
Teenagers
often
learn English for their higher studies
because
some of their books are (9)
English at college or university. (10) people learn English
because
they want
to
read newspapers or magazines in English.
Question
1
A.
Some
B. Almost
C. The most
Hi-
D. None
Question

2
A. Others
B. The others
C. Other
D. Another
Question
3
A.hero
B. adults
C. giant
D. Oiieen
Question
4
A. Mostly
B. Most of
C. Almost
D. Most
Question
5
A. hardly
B. late
C. hard
D. lately
Question
6
A. so long as
B.
because
C. owing to
D. since then

Question
7
A. subjects
B. duties
C. plans
D. major
Question
8
A. informative
B. worth
C. useful
D. smooth
Question
9
A. in
B. with
C. on
D. from i
Question
H)
A. Others
B. The others
C. One other
D. Other
I
I DIENGIAIDAPAN '
M. Hay
chon
cdu trd lai
dung

nliat
irng
vai ky tu A, B, C
hodc
D cua mdi
u
hoi.
Question
I: C. Should +
have
+ V3/ed: Dang ra/ le ra da lam gi i
.
j ,
Question 2: D. Trong cau dieu ki^n
loai
III,
neu tir If cua m^nh de gia
dinh
(if
clause) dugc gian luge thi tir "Had" phai du-gc dat len dung thay vi tri
ciia
tu
"If
va
tat nhien cau true ngu phap cua cau ay khong thay doi gi.
Question 3: C. Used to + Vnguyen: Da tung lam gi
(Dien
ta
thoi
quen hay hanh

dgng
dien ra trong qua khu)
Question 4: A. S +
wish
+ qua khu hoan thanh:
Dien
ta dieu uac muon khong c6
thuc trong qua
khu.
, ,, ,
Question 5: A. Between and :
Giffa
cai
gi/ai
va cai
gi/ai
•
Question 6: B. In + nam/thang; in + thang + nam
Question 7: D.
Would
you
mind
+ V-
ing:
Cam phien (anh, chj ) lam vi?c gi
(I6i
yeu
cau
Ijch
sir) <

Question 8: A. Get used to + V -
ing:
Tra nen quen vai dieu gi -
Question 9: A. S + had + no
sooner
+
V3/ed
+ than +
thi
qua khu don
Trong
phan gach chan, ta nhan thay thi qua khu hoan thanh dugc su dung. Vi "No
sooner"
dung giua trg tir "had" va dgng tir chinh "V3/ed" nen trat tu tir cua cau
dugc giu nguyen. Nhung neu "No
sooner"
dugc chuyen ra dau cau thi hi^n tugng
dao ngu .\ay ra. Cu the nhu sau:
No sooner + had + S + V3/ed + than + thi qua
khir
don
Question 10: B. Thi qua
khir
don + after + thi qua
khir
hoan thanh "'^
Question 11: B. A number of
+
danh tir so nhieu + dgng tir so nhieu
Question 12: B. In advance: truoc, sam

Question 13: D. Neu cau hoi
duoi
(Tag question) c6 dang:
Let's
+ Vnguyen ?
thi
phan hoi
duoi,
chiing
ta phai dung "shall we".
Question 14: C. It
takes
someone
+ khoang thai gian + V to
infinitive:
Ai do mat
bao lau de lam gi
Question 15: B.
Only
when (Chi khi)
dirng
dau cau thi hien tugng dao
ngir
xay ra.
Trong
cau nay, do
chiing
ta dang
diing
thi qua

khiir
dan nen
chiing
ta phai
diing
hinh
thirc
qua
khir
ciia
trg dgng tir "do" la
"did"
de dien dat.
Question 16: D.
Although
+ clause: Mac dau .1
Question 17: B. Cau dieu
kien
loai
111: If
clause
(thi qua
khir
hoan thanh), main
clause
(could/would
+
have
+ V3/ed)
Question 18: A. Advise

someone
+ V- to
infinitive:
Khuyen ai nen lam gi
Advise
someone
not + V- to
infinitive:
Khuyen ai khong nen lam gi
Question 19: A. Or
else:
Neu khong, keo A o
Question 20: A. Thanks to + something: Nhg vao cai
gi/dieu
gi
Question 21: D. V6i cau
triic
"Suggest"
ta c6: SI +
suggest
+ (that) + S2 +
(should)
+
Vnguyen:
Ai
de nghj ai lam viec gi
Question 22: A. If
only
+ thi qua
khir

don: Gia ma : No dien dat mot dieu uac
muon
khong c6 thuc a hien tai. Cau
triic
nay c6
each
diing
nhu cau diet dat vai
"w
ish"
- dien ta dieu uac muon khong c6 thuc a
hi^n
tai.
Question 23: C. How
long:
Bao lau
Question 24: C. Make
someone
+ adjectiveA'nguyen:
Khien
ai nhu the nao/Iam gi
Question 25: B. Vi hai sir
vifc
"ban den tre va may bay da cat eanh" deu xay ra
trong
qua
khir,
them vao do, hanh dgng "may bay eat eanh" xay ra truac so vai
vi?c
"ban den tre" nen ta phai

diing
thi qua
khir
hoan thanh cho svr vi|c "may bay
c|t eanh".
Question 26: D. Dai tir quan h? "whose" (cua nguai ma)
diing
de thay the cho cac
tinh
tir sa
hiru
nhu: her, his, Co mot each giiip cac ban c6 the lya chon
nhanh
ma chinh xac ve nhfrng tru-ccng hop phai dung "whose" do la: ngay sau
"whose" luon luon la mot danh tir (whose + danh
tir).
Question
27: A. To be fed up
with
something: Chan ngan dieu gi
Question
28: C. Somebody
look(s)
+ adjective:
Ai
do trong nhu the nao
Question
29: B.
Which:
Cai nao

r,;vi
.,(,(
• ,
Question
30: A. The other + noun: Cai con lai, cai
cuoi
ciing
(chiing
ta thay rang
chi
CO
hai cho
ngoi
con lai, ban
ngoi
cho gan cira so, con toi
ngoi
cho con lai (cho
con
lai a day la cho sau
ciing
dugc xac
dinh).
Question
31: B. So far: Den luc nay, cho tai bay gia. "So far" dugc
diing
trong cau
a
thi
hi$n

tai hoan thanh.
Question
32: A.
Would
you
mind
+ V-
ing:
Cam phien (anh, chj, em
)
lam di^u
gi
(lai
yeu cau
Ijch
sir)
Question
33: A. Most of the + danh tir so nhieu: Da so
Question
34: B.
Apologize
to
someone
for something: Xin I6i ai ve dieu gi
Question
35: A. Bet + khoan
tien
on something: Ca cugc mot khoan
tien
vao viec gi

Question
36: B. Get off Buac xuong (xe, tau )
Question
37: A. Scholarship: Hgc bong
Question
38: A. Take
advantage
of
something:
Lgi
dyng/ tan dung dieu gi »>
Question
39: A, Take up + sa
thich:
Theo
duoi
sa
thich
Question
40: A. Suit +
someone:
Hgp vai ai (thuang hay de cap den ao quan)
B.
Hay
viet
lai cac cau thir hai dua vao cac tir da gffi y sao cho y nghia cua
"0
giong
v&iy
nghJa

ciia cau goc.
Question
1. I
wish
my father had gone home early.
Giai
thich:
Chiing
ta
diing
cau true
"wish"
vai thi qua
khir
hoan thanh de dien ta
^'eu uac muon khong c6 thuc trong qua
khir.
Ci cau goc, su viec "bo
ciia
toi da
l^hong
ve nha som" la sy that trong qua
khir
nen
chiing
ta
diing
cau true tren.
Question
2. If

I
were you, I wouldn't complain to him about the matter.
Gjai
thich:
It is worthless + V- ing: That khong dang dk lam gi. Cau true nay
mang y nghTa
ciia
mot lgi khuyen
vira
mang y nghTa cua sir quyet
dinh.
Cau
^'fu
kien
loai
II dien ta dieu gi do
trai
han vai thyc te a hi^n tai. Dac bi?t han, cau
^'^u
kien
loai
II c6 dang
"If
I were
",
no
vira
mang y nghTa
ciia
mot lgi

^•iiiycn
vira
mang y nghTa cua sir quyet
djnh.
Do vay,
chiing
ta c6 the
linh
hoat
°a'i
doi hai cau true nay voi nhau.
Question 3. In spite of a
rich
man, he is unhappy in
life.
Giai
thi'eh:
Although
+ clause = In spite of + noun/noun phrase: Mac dii
Question 4. It was such hot tea, I couldn't
drink
it. '
Giai
thi'ch:
so + adjective/adverb + that + clause = such + noun + that +
clause: Qua den noi
Question 5. I suggest
listening
to pop music. '''
Giai

thi'ch:
Cau true "Why don't we + Vnguyen? Tai sao
chi'ing
ta khong ?'•,
mang y nghTa cua Idi de
nghj.
Trong
lai de nghj nay, nguoi dua ra lai de nghj
(nguai
noi) c6 tham gia hanh dong. Ben canh cau true tren, chung ta c6 each noi
"S + suggest + V - ing"
ciing
mang y nghTa tuong dong.
Question 6. He denied having stolen my handbag.
Giai
thi'ch:
Deny + V - ing: Phu nhan lam dieu gi •
Question 7.
If
he had
seen
the signal, he
could
have stopped.
Giai
thich:
6 cau goc, sir viec "anh ta da khong
nhin
thay bien bao, da khong
dimg

xe lai" la su that va xay ra trong qua khu. Vi vay, chung ta
diing
cau dieu
kien
loai
111
(dien
dat dieu khong c6 that trong qu^
khur)
de
diln
dat y cua cau goc.
Question 8. The man whose
wife
is
working
at the hotel is an engineer.
Giai
thich:
Dai tir quan he "whose" dung de thay the cho cac
tinh
tu sa
huii.
Trong
truong hop nay, "whose" thay the cho tu "his")
Question 9.
Because
of his bad behaviour, he was punished.
Giai
thi'ch:

As = Since =
Because
+ clause =
Because
of + noun/noun phrase:
Do
boi, boi vi
Question 10.
1
am interested in reading novels.
Giai
thich:
Like
+ V- ing/noun = Be interested in + V- ing/noun:
Thich
lam
gi/dieu
gi.
C. Hay doc doan van sau
that
c&n
than roi chgn cau trd Im dung nhat
l.A
" " 2. A 3.B 4. D 5. C
6. B 7. A 8.C 9. A 10. D
DETHITHLrs6
21
A.
Hay chon cau trd l&i dung nhat ling
vori

ky tuA, B, C hoac D cua moi cau
hoi.
Question 1.1 seeing you at home all day, Tom. You should
find
ajob. '
A.
Give
up B. Can't stand C. Can't help D. Get rid of
Question 2. He is not strong enough to move the chair to the place.
We
giving
him a hand.
A.
can't help B. can't
bear
C. can't stand D. are
willing
Question 3. I
will
my
friend
repair the motorbike soon. y
A.
ask B. have C. order D. beg
Question 4. The man you are speaking is an engineer.
A.
to
whom
B. to who C. that D. whose
Question 5 my parents nor I am

going
to the party.
i.rtv.r
b'.
<
A.
Both
B.
Hither
C. Neither D. None ;
Question 6. Neither
Peter's
parents nor he
listening
to the music.
A.
likes B.
like
C. don't
like
D. have been ,
Question 7.
Both
of
you
English
for two years. .j. ^,
A.
have been studying B. are studying
C.

has been studying D. is studying '
Question
H
he taken my advice, he
wouldn't
have
failed
the test again.
A.
Unless B. But for C.
Without
D. Had
Question 9. Not
only
fast, he also drove carelessly. '" ' '
•
A.
did he
drive
B. he drove ' '
C.
he
didn't
drive
D. he doesn't
drive
' '
Question 10.
Mary
is honest his sitter is dishonest. ' ' '

A.
whereas B. furthermore Cor
else
D. otherwise
Question 11. - do you
visit
your
family?
-
Once a month. ? ,v,. •
A.
How
long
B. How many C. How much D. How
often
/
Question 12. I remember him before. He is a famous
writer.
.^.jvjS)
A,
meeting B. to meet C. meet D. met
.>:bri3i
-r
Question 13
buying
the
dictionary.
It is useful and
informative.
,.

A.
It is worthless B. It is
worth
C. We refused D. We decided
Question 14. Remember to keep your
room
^,
A.
tidy
B.
tidily
C.
brightly
D. to be
tidy
Question 15. Why do you keep at him? '
A.
to laugh B. laugh C. laughing D. laughed
Question 16. My telephone is out of order. Can you me yours?
A.
borrow B. lend C. buy D.
sell
' ''''
Question 17.
1
wish
the
message
as soon as possible.
ju'i;<

A.
reading B. read C. to read D. having read
Question 18. I promised to him as soon as possible.
A.
writing
B.
write
C. to
write
D. wrote
Question 19. Buy the time you come, I for Da Nang. '
A. will
have
left
B.
will
leave C. am leaving D. had
left
Question 20. By the time you phoned,
1
out ViO
A. will
have gone B. had gone C.
will
go D. was
going
Question 21.
Peter
and Tom were
ill,

so came here.
A.
both of them B. any of them C. neither of them D. some of them
Question 22. You don"t
like
coffee, ?
A.
don'tyou B. shall you C.
will
you D. do you
Question 23. You behaved badly.
1
didn't your behavior.
A.
approve of B. depend on C. focus on D.
base
on
Question 24. Her
house
was last night, but nothing was stolen.
A.
broken into B. broken down C. put off D. given off
Question 25. We didn't take of the water as
well
as we expected.
A.
advantage
B. notice C.
usage
D. intensio i

Question 26. They didn't
succeed
finding
the new
resources.
A.
in B. on C. at D.
with
Question 27. My father always reminds us to all the lights when we leave.
A.
turn
up B.
turn
out C.
turn
off D.
turn
on
Question 28. We are
looking
for
a
job.
We
have
been
for two months.
A.
employ B. employee C. employer D. unemployed
Question 29. The

flight
to Bangkok was
because
of
the bad weather.
A.
destroyed B. damaged C. put off D. put up
Question 30. The book is into three chapters.
A.
divided
B. cut C. chunk D
tear
\
Question 31. He always
himself
on
cooking
well.
A.
proud B. prides C. award D. appreciate
Question 32. He sometimes of his achievements in medicine
with
his
friends.
A.
boasts
B. consists C. approves D. blame
Question 33
walking
to school, they took a

taxi.
A.
Instead of B. On behalf of C. Due to D.
Owing
to
Question 34. Transportation an important part in our
life.
A.
stand B. point C. plays D.
install
Question 35.
Driving
carelessly accident easily.
A.
brings up B. brings about C. rush out D. lead to
Question 36. She has her salary since she worked here.
A.
lived
up to B.
lived
on C. focused on D. contributed to
Question 37. She was by her uncle
in
1993.
A.
brought up B. taken up C. brought about D. put away
Question 38. Don't believe what he
says
because
he is a

liar.
A.
with
B. in C. at D. for
Question 39. You can stand
here
you don't
step
on the
grass.
A.
so long as B. otherwise C.
until
D. futhermore
Question 40. We our lives to the
revolution.
A.
devoted B. designed C. cried D. dream
\p. Trong moi cau sau cd
c/tira
mot lot sai
dwac
ddnit
dCiu
A, B, C hay D. Hay
^^gstion
1. He
made
a lot of mistakes in text
because

his
carelessness.
A
B CD
rfifgstion
2. He
doesn't
enjoy to listen to the music,
does
he?
^^.gstion
3. if
I
were
him,
I didn't buy the second-hand car. ''
^
,
y
A B C D
nuestion
4. To smoke
causes
lung
cancer.
1
suggest
you
quit
smokina

A
B C
as soon as possible. ' ' .'",
Question
5. Every men
working
here
have
to
quit
smoking.
A
B C D
Question
6. Every woman
have
their own
right.
Our government
passed
equal sex
ABC
D
Question
7.
Would
you
like
having
some

coffee? It
will
help me relax?
A
B C D
Question
8. She
spent
a lot of
time
reading interested books.
A
B C D ,
Question
9. It always take us three hours to fly
from
Vietnam to F4ongkong.
A
BCD "'
Question
10. Miss Phuong whom lent me the
book
comes
from
Quang
Binh
Jk,
A B CD
^V.
Province. ,

Bp Hay
viet
lai aiu
t/iir
hai sao
c/io
y
ngliTa
cua no giong
v&i
y nghia
cHa
cau
Question
1. Mrs. Thuy is
working
at Thanh Nghia Bookstore. She
comes
from
^jing
Ngai Province.
"^Wo/f
2. I haven't met
him
for three years. U .
last time
'^'^tion
3. "\'t do anything yesterday," he said,
said
that

^V/o/i
4. I regret having bought the
TV.
Honlv
J-
Question 5. It was very bad. so
tliev
didn't go on the picnic.
Because
Question 6.
1
hey had
left
for Ho Chi
Minh
City
when I came.
They
had
left
Question 7. If
I
were you, i wouldn't see him
It
is worthless
Question
H.
He
failed
the examination again.

He didn't
succeed
Question 9. The book is so interesting that I ha\ read it manv times.
It
is
Question 10. They
built
the
house
in 1990.
The
house
D.
Hav doc
doan
van sau
that
ain
than
roi chgn cau trd Uri dung cdu hoi.
i
j
There are many
(1)
of
pollution
in our modern
world.
At
present,

the mdst
serious
sources
are acid
rain,
car exhaust fumes and oil
spills.
Factory (2) gi\
^
out smoke that (3) sulphuric dioxide and nitrogen oxide.
These
gases
combine
with
(4) in the atmosphere to
form
sulphuric acid and
nitric
acid. When ii
rains,
these
acids dissolve (5) the
rain
and make it acidic.
Acid
rain
is believed
to
be the worst
pollution

(6) It has harmed aquatic
life
by turning many lakes
•
into lifeless bodies of water. Car exhaust fumes contain carbon monoxide and lead
'
which
are
highlv
(7) In big cities, the exhaust fumes
build
up and
pose
a
healili
hazard to human beings.
Pollution
of the sea by oil
threatens
(8)
life.
Mueh
,
of the oil
comes
from
(9) that clean their
fuel
tanks
while

at sea. Offshore oil
wells
also discharge vast amounts of
oil
into the sea. (10) of the sea can also
be
caused
by oil
spills.
Question 1
A.
sources
B.
melt
C.
throw
D.
storage
Question 2
A.
products
B.
chimneys
C.
production
D.
produce
Question 3
A.
tests

B.
contains
C.
hold
D.
use up
Question 4
A.
water
B.
air
C.
atmosphere
D.
moisture
Question 5
A.about
B.
with
C.
form
D.
in
Question 6
A.
already
B.
almost
C.
of

all
D.
mostly
Question 7
A.
harmless
B.
poison
C.
poisonous
D.
clean
Question
H
A.
marine
B.
lifeless
C.
vital
D.
animal
Question 9
A.
ferrv'
B.
ships
C.
boats
D.

path
Question 10 A.
Cause
B.
Pollution
C.
Damage
D.
Destruction
DIEN
GIAI
DAP AN
A.
Hay chon cdu trd Im (tiling nhat
urif,'
v&i ky tiv A, B, C hoac D cua moi
ciiK
hoi.
Question 1: B. can't stand +V- ing: khong the
chiu
dung
dilu
gi , ',' "
Question 2: A. can't help
+V-ing:
khong the khong lam viec gi I"
j,.
Question B.
have
someone

do something: nha ai lam viec gi
Question 4: A. Chung ta dung dai tir quan he whom de thay the cho tan ngu him. Hon
„jja,
ta
CO
speak
to
someone
(noi chuyen voi ai) va ta da biet rSng
giai
tir
dirng
triroc
jgj tir
quan
he neu
gioi
tir
do
dirng
ngay truoc
danli
tir ma dai
tir
quan he tha\.
Question 5; C. Neither nor : Khong ma cung khcing
Question 6: A. Neither + S, + nor + S, + V.: Khong ma cCing khong
Quan sat cau
triic
tren, ta thay c6

hai chu
ngCr SI va S2 nhung ch: c6 mot dong tir
^\^tac
diing
ma
thoi.
Voi
loai
cau
triic
na\i dong tir se phu thuoc vao danh tir
dirng
ngav
truoc no (V2 a tren
ccS
y
nghia
hi dong tir dugc chia theo S2)
Question 7: A.
Both
of + danh tir so
nliieu/
dai tir tan ngCr d dang so
nhieii
{you.
them,
us) + dong tir so nhieu. Them vao dcS, trong van canh
cua can
nay,
chiing

ta
phiii
diing
thi hien tai hoan thanh tiep dien
de-
nhan manh sir
keo
dai
ciia
hanli
dong.
Question S: I). Voi cau dieu
kien
loai
III.
ta
diing
trg dong tir had nga> truoc
clui
ngiT
trong
truiTng
hop ta khong
diing
tir If
NcSi
each
khac had thay
tli6
vi tri cua tir

If
trong
truong hop na\
Qifestion 9: A. Neu Not
onl>
dirng
dau can thi hien tuong dao ngu' se xav ra. Ta
y
'''"I'ly-
<-lao
ngiT
chi xay ra voi
mcMih
de-
dirng
nga\u Not
only
con menh d^
cip
lai \n
gifr
ngu\cn
trat tir.
Question 10: \ Whereas: I rai lai
Question 11: I). How often
rirng
ha\ How often
dirng
dau can d^
sir

thuirng
\I
dicMi
ra
ciia
hanh dong.
'tion
12: A. Remember
+V-ing:
NluV
da lam gi
^stion
13: M. It is
worth
+V-ing:
That dang de lam gi ^ It is worthless: That
ig
dcing de lam gi
'Stion 14: A. Keep something + adjecti\e:
Giir
cho cai gi nhir {hi n:io
Uion
15: C. Keep +
V-ing:
Ci'r tiep
tiic
lam gi (y muon noi sir duy tri va keo
anh
dgiig)
'^stion

16: B. lend: cho
mirgn
^'*estion
17: C.
Wish
+ V-to
infinitive:
Mong
muon lam d\hu gi (can
triic
na\m
-
|p<l6
CO
qu\en
lam dieu gi)
^'^estion
IH: C. Promise + V-to
infinitive:
Ilira
lam gi
'^tion
19: A. B> the time + thi hien tai don + thi tirang lai hoan thanh
^^"tion
20: B. B> the time + thi qua
khir
don + thi qua
khir
hoiin
thanh

q^''""
^ •
'^'-'i'l"-'''
of them: Khong ai trong so hp
uTf*'"'"
22: I). \, cau hoi
duoi.
neu ve truoc a the kh^ng
dinh
thi ve sau (phan
^
f^i-'oi)
o the phu
dinh
va ngiigc lai.
^xtion 23: A. Approve of something: Tan thanh dieu gi ^
Question 24: A. Break
into:
dot niiap
Question 25: A. Take
advantage
of
something:
Tan dung cai gi,
Igi
dung dieu gj
Question 26: A.
Succeed
in something/doing something: thanh cong trong vi^c g.
Question 27:

C.
Turn
off: tat (den, may moc )
Question 28:
D.
To be unemployed: that nghiep
Question 29:
C.
Put off: tri hoan, hoan lai
^M£f.v//«/i
J^A-A.
Divide
into:
chia thanh '
Question 31:
B.
Pride oneself
on
something/ doing something: tir hao ve dieu gi
Question 32: A. Boast of something
with
someone:
khoe khoang dieu gi vai ai
Question 33: A. Instead of something/ doing something: thay vi dieu gi/ lam dieu g.
Question 34:
C.
play an important part: dong mot vai tro quan trong
Question 35:
B.
Bring

about: gay ra, dan den hau qua
Question 36:
B.
Live
on salary/ something: song nha vao dong iuong/ cai gi
Question 37: A.
Bring
up: nuoi
du&ng,
nuoi nang
Question 38:
B.
Believe in something: tin vao dieu gi
Question 39: A. So long as: mien sao, neu (= iO
Question 40: A. Devote something to something: cong hien cai gi cho cai gi
B.
Trong moi cau sau c6 chira mot loi sai
(tir<rc
cfdnh
ilau A, B, C hay D.
Hay
tint
ra loi sai ito va sira lai cho dung.
Question 1:
D.
because because
of
Giai
thich:
Because

of
+
noun/ noun
phrase:
do bai dieu gi
Question 2:
B.
to listen
—>
listening
Giai
thich:
enjoy +
V-ing:
thi'ch
lam dieu gi
Question 3:
C.
didn't
—>
wouldn't
Giai
thich:
Cau dieu ki^n
loai
II: If
clause
(thi qua khu dan), main
clause
(could/would

+ Vnguyen)
Question 4: A. to smoke
—>
smoking
Giai
thich:
Gerund
(V-ing)
dung dau cau va lam chiirc nSng chu ngCr.
Question 5: A. men^ man
Giai
thich:
Every + danh tir so it
Question 6:
B.
have
—>
has
Giai
thich:
Every + danh tir so it + dong tir so it
Question 7:
B.
having
—•
to
have
Giai
thich:
Would

you
like
+ V-to
infinitive
? Anh (chj, em)
nhe?
(lai
mofi
Ijch
sir)
Question 8:
D.
interested
—>
interesting
Giai
thich:
Tinh
tir interesting (thu vj) dung cho vat; interested (quan tam)
cho nguai
Question 9: A. take—>
takes
Giai
thi'ch:
Cau van tren dung thi hi|n tai dan. Hem n&a It lam chuc nang'''
chu
ngu nen dpng tir theo sau no phai a dang so it.
Question 10: A. whom-* who
118
Giai

thich:
D^i tir quan h^ Whom thay the cho ngurcri va lam chuc nSng tan ngir;
YV'ho
dijng
de thay the cho ngucri va lam chirc nang chu ngir. Trong
trirong
hgp nay,
Janh
tir :;an dugc thay
th^
la She (Miss Phugng) - chirc nang
chii
ngir nen ta
diing
who.
C. Hay
viet
Igi cau thir hai sao cho y nghla cua no giong
v&i
y nghia ciia cau
g^c
da cho.
Question 1. Mrs. Thuy, who
comes
from
Quang Ngai Province, is
working
at
Thanh Nghia bookstore.
Gjai

thich:
Chii
ngir cua hai cau tren: Mrs. Thuy va She chinh la mot nguai.
Chu
ngir trong cau
thir
hai la She. Chinh vi vay, ta
diing
dai tir quan h^ Who d^
lien
Icet
hai cau ay thanh mot cau.
Question
2. The last time I met him was three
years
ago.
Giai
thich:
.
mat ngu- nghTa: Cau goc dien dat: Toi da khong gap anh ta trong khoang thai
gian
hai nam. Cau
viet
lai yeu cau: Lan cuoi
ciing
toi
gap anh ta la
each
day hai nam.
.

Ve mat ngir phap: S +
have/has
+ not + V3/ed + + for + khoang thai gian =
The last time + S + V2/ed + + was + khoang thai gian + ago.
Question
3. He said that he hadn't done anything the day before.
Giai
thich:
Cau can dugc tuang thuat dang a thi qua
khir
do-n, khi tucrng thuat
no,
ta
liii
mot thi nua thanh thi qua
khur
hoan thanh. Tir ngiJ chi thai gian
yesterday tra thanh the day before.
Question
4.
If
only
I hadn't bought the
TV.
Giai
thich:
Regret +
V-ing:
Hoi tiec vi da lam gi; If
only

+ thi qua khu- hoan
thanh: Gia ma (dien ta mot dieu gi do da khong xay ra trong qua
khir)
Question
5.
Because
it was very bad, they didn't go on the picnic.
Giai
thich:
"M^nh de chi ket qua so" va "menh de chi nguyen nhan
Because"
tirong
dong nhau trong mat ngu- nghia.
Question
6. They had
left
for Ho Chi
Minh
City
before I came.
Giai
thich:
Thi qua
khir
hoan thanh + when + thi qua
khir
dan = thi qua khur
hoan thanh + before + thi qua
khir
dan.

Question 7. It is worthless seeing him.
Giai
thich:
It is worthless +
V-ing:
that khong dang de lam gi (cau
triic
nay c6 y
khuyen
bao
hoac
quyet
djnh
ai do khong nen la
gi).
Question
8. He didn't
succeed
in the examination again.
Giai
thich:
Succeed
in something/ doing something: thanh cong trong vi^c gi
Question
9. It is such an interesting book that I
have
read it many times.
Giai
thich:
So + adjective/ adverb + that +

clause
= such + noun +
'hat + clause: qua den noi
Question
10. The
house
was
built
in 1990.
Giai
thich:
Diing
the bj dong
ciia
thi
qua khur don: S + was/ were + V3/ed
D.
Hay dpc
dogn
van sau
thgt
c&n
th^n roi chgn cau trd
l&i
diing cau hoi.
'A
2. B 3. B 4. D 5. D
^•C
7.C 8. A 9.B 10. B
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1
DEN
QUESTION
80)
Mark
the
letter
A, B, C, D on your answer sheet to show the underline
part
that
needs correction in each
of
the following questions.
^ ^
Question 1
•
Not

until
lie got home ho realized he had
forgotten
to
give
her
A
B C
the
Present.
D
Question 2
I
le has hardly nc\cr
uiven
a more impressive performance thanihjs.
A
B ^ .
Question ? A Lot of people stop smoking
because
they are
afraid
their health
A
B C
5f.„j.j,
,
will
be
alTcctcd

and earlv death.
Question 4 Hie student must have her
assessment
form
m_\n by the examiner
A
B
n:
during
tiic
oral
exam.
C
D
Question 5 A
novel
is a stor\g enough to
till
a complete book, in that the
ABC
,
characters and
e\ents
are usually imaginary.
D
Mark
the
letter
A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer
to each

of
the following questions.
Question 6: \k last week, but
1
changed my
mind.
A.
would
B. had started
C,
have started D. was
going
to start
Question 7: Ihe
principal
usually has his pupils waste paper for their
mini-projed
A.
having collected B.
collect
C. collected
I),
to
collect
Question H: lie came a lot of
criticism
for the remarks he made m
tele\n
inter\.
A.

in for B. over C. out of
D.ott
Question 9:
1
he\e on a busy road a lot of noise
from
traffic.
A. I
here must luue B. It must have been
C. I
here must be , , D. It must be
320
liestion 10: Tom: " Can I have another cup of
tea?"
Christy:
" "
A.
Be
yourself
B. Do it
yourself
C.
Allow
yourself
D.
Help
yourself
Question 11:
Lora:
" Do you

mind
if
1
turn
on the fan?"
Maria:
" "
A.
Not for me B. Not at all C. Never
mind
D. Not enough
Question 12: Due to ever more spreading poaching, there a dramatic
tjecline
in the number of elephants over the last
decade.
A.
has been B. is C. was D. had been
Question 13: make a good impression on her.
A.
Only
by
doing
so can I B.
Only
so
ding
can I
C.
Only
by so

doing
I can D.
Only
by
doing
so
1
can
Question 14: People don't
live
the way he shows off, ?
A.
don't they B. do they C.
does
he D. doesn't he
Question 15: The use of
vitamin
and her herbs has become increasingly
popular
among Americans.
A.
materials B. ingredients C. supplements D. components
Question 16: No matter how angry he was, he
would
never to violence. ,
A.
refuse B. resort C. resist D. resolve
Question 17: that Columbus discovered
America.
A.

in 1492 • B. There was in 1492
C.
That was in 1492 D. It was in 1492
Question IH:
Anna
is
holding
her shopping handbag
with
one hand and
turning
the
door
handle
with
A.
other B. another C. the other D. others
Question 19:
1
can't
find
my
dictionary
at the moment.
1
hope it
will
up soon.
A.
look

B. clear C.
turn
D. come
Question 20: The language centre offers
courses
of various levels, such as
eleinentar)',
intermediate, and advanced.
A.
advance B. advancement C. advanced D. advancing
Question 21: She started the course two months ago but dropped after
only
a
month.
. .
A.
back B. out C. off D. in
Question 22: Nowadays,
with
the help of the computer,
teachers
have developed a
approach to teaching. i
A.
multilingual
B.
multilateral
C.
multiple-choice
D.

multimedia
Question 23: He
died
lung
cancer last
month,
leaving
his
wife
in great shock.
A.
for B. by C. of D. in
Question 24: He is a
very
intelligent
boy; , he sometimes
gets
bad marks.
A.
so B. thus • " C. otterwise D. however
Question
25:
I
with
my
aunt when
1
am on holiday
in
Ho Chi Minh City

next
month.
A. will
have
been studying
B.
will
have
stayed
.
Q
stay
D.
will be staying
Question
26
Although
we
have
a
large number
of
students,
each
one
receives
atTection.
A. alone
B.
only

C.
seperate
D.
individual
Question
27:
The children made
a
funny story and wrote it on the card.
A.
up
B.
off C.for
n.out
Question
28:
Geometry
is a
branch
of
mathematics
the
properties
of
lines,
curves, shapes, and surfaces.
y
A. that concerning
,,, B.
that concerned

C. that
it
is concerned with
D.
concerned
with
Question
29: She
passed
the
National High
School
Graduation
Exam
uith
colours.
A. bright
B.
flying
C.
red
D.
true
Question
30:
Ann:
Do
\ou need help'.'"
Kate:
" "

A. That's" fine
B.
No, thanks.
I
can manage
C.
I
haven't got
a
clue
D.
That's ail for now
Mark
the
letter
A,
B, C, D
on your answer sheet
to
indicate
the
word
of
phrase
that
is
closest
in
nteanin}>
to the

underlined part
in
each
of the
followiw^
questions.
Question
31:
Although the\d similar political views, their religious beliefs
present
a
striking contrast.
A. minor comparison
B.
significant difference
C. complete coincidence
D.
interesting resemblance
Question
32:
Within
a
week on displas
at
the
exhibition,
the painting was hailed
as
a masterpiece.
A.

a
large work
of
' . B.
an
expensive work of art
C.
an
excellent work of art
D.
a
down-to-earth work of art
Question
33:
Ihcse
were
the
people
who
advocated using force
to
stop school
violence.
A. publicly said
B.
publicly supported
C.
stronglN
condemned
D.

openly critised
Read
the
followinf,'
passaf^e
on
transport, and mark
the
letter
A,
B, C, or D on
your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each
of
the
question
from
3-1
to 43.
Most journe>
in
Britain and
the
IIS.A
are
made
by
road.
Some
of
these

arc
made on public transport but most are
by
private car.
322
In Britain many people rely on daily local activities, e.g. getting to work, doing
the shopping,
and
visiting friends.
People
living
in
urban
areas
may use
buses,
trains or,
in
London, the Underground,
to
get to city centres mainly
because
traffic
jf
often
heavy
and
it
is
difficult

to
find anywhere to park
a
car.
Some
places
in the
country
may
have
a
bus only two or three times
a
week
so
people living there
have
fio
choice but to rely on their cars.
In the
US
large cities
have
good public transportation system.
The
EL
railway
j,i
Chicago and the underground systems of New York, Boston,
San

Francisco
and
Washington,
DC
are
heavily used.
Elsewhere,
most Americans prefer
to use
their
cars, families often
have
two
cars
and, outside major cities,
have
to
drive fairly
long
distances
to
schools, offices, banks, etc.
Many
college and
even
high-school
students
have
their own cars.
Long-distance travel

in
Britain
is
also mainly
by
road, through railways link
niost
towns and cities. Most
places
are linked
by
motorways or other fast roads and
many people prefer to drive
at
their own convenience rather than use
a
train,
even
though
they
may get
stuck
in a
traffic jam. Long-distance coach/bus
services
are
usuall>
a
cheaper alternative to trains, but they take longer and may be
less

reasons,
may
be
b> air. There are regular flights between regional airports,
as
well
as
to and
from
London.
A
lot
of
freight
is
also distributed
by
road, though heavier items
and
raw materials often go
by
rail.
In
the
US
much long-distance travel
is by
air.
America
has two

main long-
distance bus companies. Greyhound and Trailways. Amtrak, the national network,
provides rail
services
for
passengers.
Private
railway companies such
as
Union
Pacific
now carry only freight, though
in
fact over 70% of freight
goes
by
road.
The main problems associated with road transport
in
both Britain and
the
US
are traffic congestion
and
pollution.
It is
predicted that
the
number
of

cars
on
British roads will increase
by a
third
within
a
few
years, making both problems
worse.
I
he British government would like
to use
public transport, but
so far
they
liave
had
little
in
persuading people
to
give
up
their
cars
or
to
share
rides with

neighbors.
Most people
say
that public transport
is
simply
not
good enough.
Americans too
have
resisted government requests
to
share
cars
because
it is
less
convenient and restricts their freedom. Petrol/gasoline
is
relatively
cheap
in the
US
and outside
the
major cities public transport
is
bad,
so
they

see no
reason
to use
their
cars
less.
(e.xtracted from Oxford
Guide
to
British and American Culture, Oxford University
l^ress, 2000)
Question
34: In
Britain and the
US
most people travel
by
Y-y."
A. road
B.
sea
C.
rail
D.
air
Question
3.^:
According
to the
passage, people

in
London
may
prefer
the
Underground to their
cars
due
to
A.
heavy
traffic
B.
cheap
tickets
' -'f- -
C. long distances
D.
air pollution
Question
36: It is mentioned in paragrapii 3
that
the public transportation in the US
are
good
in
A. large cities B. large states C.
some
states D. all cities
Question

37: Which of the following is not true according to the
passage?
. A. Few
college
students in the US
have
their own cars.
B.
The underground
systems
are popular in
some
major US cities.
C. Most Americans prefers to drive their
cars
outside large cities.
D.
Family in the US
have
more than one car.
Question
38: The phrase "at their own
convenience"
in paragraph 4 is
closest
in
meaning to
A. at an early and nearby
place
B. at the fastest time and nearest

place
C. at the latest time and nearest
place
D. at an appropriate time and
place
Question
39: Which of the following is true about transport in Britain?
A.
Trains are usually
cheaper
than long-distance
coach
services
|,_
B.
There are no regular flights between regional airports.
, e . Heavier items and raw materials are often transported by
train.
D.
Long-distance travel in
Britain
is only by road.
'xii;
oi;j(! Inn v*
Question 40: According to the information in paragraph 5, long-distance travelers
in
the US can
choose
from
mode(s)

of transport.
A. four B. three C. two D. one
Question
41: It is stated in the
passage
that
the major problems of road transport in
Britain
and the US are
iusi
:w
, A.
speeding
and bad
roads
B.
drink-driving
and traffic jams
C. traffic jams and pollution D.
accidents
and pollution
Question
42: According to the
passage,
people
in
Britain
refuse public transport
because
' ' •

A. they
think
it is not
good
enough
B.
they see no
reason
to use their
cars
less
C. petrol is relatively
cheap
in
Britain
D.
they like to share rides
with
neighbors
Question
43: The word "they" in the last
sentence
of the
passage
can be
best
replaced by
A. major cities ^ B.Americans
C. the government D. neighbors
Read

the following passage on architecture by Lawrence B. Anderson, and mark
the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to
each
of the question from 44 to 53.
Architecture is the practice of building design and its resulting products,
customary
usage
refers only to
those
designs
and structures
that
culturally
significant.
Architecture is to building as literature is to the printed word.
Vitruvius.
a T'-century BC Roman, wrote encyclopedically about architecture, and
the Einglish
poet
Sir Henry Wotton was quoting him in his charmingly phrased
(lictuin:
"Well building hath three conditions: Commoditie, Firmenes, and
pelights." More prosaically, one would say today
that
architecture must satisfy its
intended
uses,
must be technically sound, and must
convey
aesthetic meaning. But

the
best
building are often so well constructed
that
they outlast their original use.
Then they survive not only as beautiful
objects,
but as
documents
of the history of
cultures,
achievements
in architecture
that
testify to the nature of the
society
that
produces
them.
These
achievements
are
never
wholly the work of individuals.
Architecture is a social art.
Architectural
form is inevitably influenced by the
technologies
applied, but
building

technology
is conservative and knowledge about it is cumulative.
Precast
concrete,
for instance, has not rendered brick
obsolete.
Although design and
construction
have
become
highly sophisticated and are often computer directed,
this
complex
apparatus rests on preindustrial traditions inherited from millennia
during
most structures were lived in by the
people
who
erected
them. The technical
demands
on building remains the elemental
ones
- to
exclude
enemies,
to
circumvent gravity, and to avoid discomforts
caused
by an

excess
of heat or cold or
by the intrusion of
rain,
wind, or vermin. This is no
trivial
assignment
even
with
the
best
modern
technology.
The availability of suitable materials fostered the crafts to exploit them and
influenced the
shapes
of building. Large
areas
of the world were
once
forested, and
their
inhabitants
developed
carpentry. Although it has
become
relatively
scare,
timber
remains an important building material.

Many kinds of
stone
lend
themselves
to building.
Stone
and marble were
chosen
for important monuments
because
they are incombustible and can be
expected
to endure.
Stone
is
also
a sculptural material;
stone
architecture was often
integral
with
stone
sculpture. The use of
stone
has declined,
however,
because
a
number of other materials are more
amenable

to
industrial
use and
assembly.
Some
regions lack both timber and
stone;
their
peoples
used
the earth itself;
tamping
certain mixtures into wails or forming them into brick to be dried in the
sun. Later they baked
these
substances
in
kilns,
producing a range of bricks and
tiles
with
greater durability.
(extractedfrom Microsoft
Encarta
2009
Encyclopedia - DCD version)
Question
44: According to the
passage,
the term "architecture" is normally

used
to
"•^fer to
designs
and structures
that
have
A. religious significance B. social importance :\;, -
C. technical D.
cultural
significance
Q'*estion 45: Which of the following is NOT
considered
an essential characteristic
°f architecture according to the
passage?
A. Strength B.
Utility
C.
Economy
D. Beauty
Question 46: When well-constructed
buildings
exist longer than their
original
use
tliey
serve as
A.
monuments to ancient

time
heroes
B. museums and
exhibition
C.
witness to major ancient wars D. witnesses to their
historical
times
Question 47: The author use the
phrase
"social art" in the
first
paragrapii to
emphasize that architecture is an
A.
art that belongs to a society B. art that is very much socialised
C.
achievement of many people D. achievement of many sociologists
Question 48:
According
to the
passage,
knowledge about
building
technology
',j
A. is always influenced by a
wide
range of
technological

applications
B.
has experienced complete
changes
for generations o
C.
is based on modern technologies rather than traditions
D.
includes the experience gained
from
generation to generation
Question 49: The
word
"obsolete" in paragraph 2
mostl>
means
A.
out of date B. out of place ('.out of order D. out of hand
Question 50:
Which
of the
following
factors must be taken
into
account in both
ancient and modern architecture according to the
information
in
paragraph 2?
A.

Basic
needs
and the
availability
of materials
B.
Fundamental technical demands on
building
C.
Sophisticated
building
technologies
D.
Basic rules in the
building
industry
Question 51:
According
to the
passage,
stone and marble were used for
buildings
of
historical
importance
because
they
A.
make structures
look

more attractive
B.
are in flammable and endurable
C.
give
warmth
and
comfort
to their owners
D.
are non-flammable and last
long
Question 52:
According
to the
passage,
today stone has been used
less
as a
building
material
because
A.
there ha\ been other more suitable materials for
industrial
use
B.
stone architecture is essential to the number of stone sculptures
C.
it has

less
influence on the
shapes
of
buildings
and sculptures
D.
it has become
relatively
scarce
and more
difficult
to
exploit
Question 53: I'he
word
"their" in the last paragraph refers to
A,
walls
and bricks B. mixtures
C.
timber and stone D. regions
malt
^ark the
letter
A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word or phrase
ffiat
is
OPPOSITE
in mean

in
f;
to the underlined
part
in each of the following
questions.
Question 54: The
consequences
of the typhoon were disastrous due to the lack of
precautionary
measures.
A.
physical B.
severe
C.
beneficial
D. damaging
Question 55: Vietnam's admission to the
World
Trade Organization (WTO) has
0V)rmUtd
its trade relations
vv
ith
other countries.
A.
balanced B. restricted C. expanded D. boosted
!^ark the
letter
A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word

that
differs from the rest in the position of the main stress in each of the followin}>
questions.
B.
attractive C. calculate D. chemical
B.
inaccurate C.
ability
D. interactive
B.
memor>' C. socialise D. animal
B.
offer
C .
amaze
D. believe
B.
career C. actor D.
cocktail
Question 56: A.
similar
Question 57: A.
biology
Question 58: A.
tradition
Question 59: A.
release
Question 60: A. rubbish
y/P Mark the
letter

A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the sentence
that
is
CLOSEST
in meaning to each
of
the following questions.
Question 61:
Soil
erosion is the result of forests being cut
down
carelessly.
A.
That forest are being cut
down
carelessly results
from
soil
erosion
B.
Soil
erosion contributes to forests being cut
down
carelessly
C.
Soil
erosion results in forests being cut
down
carelessly
D.

That forest are being cut
down
carelessly
Question 62: She prefers
going
to the
library
to staying at home.
A.
She
would
rather go to the
library
than stay at home
B.
She
likes
nothing
better than
going
to the
library
C.
She
does
not
like
either
going
to the

librar>
or staying at home
D.
She stays at home instead of
going
to the
library
Question 63: She did not study hard enough to win the scholarship.
A.
She studied hard but she
would
not win the scholarship
B.
Winning
the scholarship did not make her study harder
C.
She
could
have won the scholarship
if
she had studied harder
D.
It was very hard for her to win the scholarship
Question 64:,Uo matter how hard Fred
tried
to lose
weight,
he did not succeed.
A.
It did not matter whether Fred

could
lose
weight
B.
1
lowever hard Fred
tried,
he
could
not lose
weight
i
C.
I red
tried
very hard to lose
weight
and succeeded
D.
It was hard for Fred to lose
weight
because
he never succeeded
Question 65:
Walking
on the
grass
in the park is not permitted.
A.
People

like
walking
on the
grass
in the park
B.
We do not
have
to
walk
on the
grass
in the park
C.
We must not
walk
on the
grass
in the park
D.
You can
walk
on the
grass
in the park
it"
you want to ,,
Question 66: To my surprise, the stranger knew my name.
A.
It surprised the stranger that I knew my

name
mfiflj . ' '
B.
What surprised me most was the
stranger's
name
lu.' .
C. 1
was surprised that stranger knew my
name
^ ,
D.
My
name
was the
only
thing
the stranger knew
Question 67:
"I will
not leave
until
1
see the
manager,"
said the customer.
A.
The customer was
persuaded
to see the

manager
before leaving
B.
The customer said he
would
leave before he saw the
manager
C.
The customer refused to leave
until
he saw the
manager
D.
The customer decided toleave
because
he did not see the
manager
Question 68: Fiona has
been
typing
the report for an hour.
A.
It took Fiona an hour to type the report.
B.
Fiona finished the report an hour ago.
C.
It is an hour since Fiona started
typing
the report.
D.

Fiona
will
finish
typing
the report in an hour.
Question 69: The situation was so embarrassing
tiiat
she did not know what to do.
A.
It was such an embarrassing situation; however, she did not know what to do.
B.
So embarrassing was the situation that she did not know what to do.
C.
So embarrassing the situation was that she did not know what to do.
D.
She did not know what to do,
thougli
it was not an embarrassing situation.
Question 70:
"Please
accept
my apology for
arriving
late," said
Janet
to her emplojer.
A.
Janet
apologized to her employer for her late
arrival.

B.
Janet
thought she
would
apologies to her employer for
arriving
late.
C.
Janet
quickly
made
an apology and the employer accepted it.
D.
Janet
had to make an apology
because
her employer demanded it.
Read
tlie
followinf;
passage
on social issues in American scliools, and
mark
llw
letter
A, B, C, or D on your answer
sheet
to
indicate
the correct word for each

<>l
the blanks front 71 to 80.
In
addition to the challenge to be excellent, American schools
have
been
facing
novel
problems. They must (71)
with
an
influx
of immigrant children, man)
of
whom
speak
little
or no English. They must respond to
demands
(72) th^'
curriculum
reflect the various cultures of
all
children. Schools must make
sure
thai
students
develop (73)
skills
for the job market, and they must consider th^

needs
of
nontraditional
students, such as
teenage
mothers.
Schools are (74)
these
problems in ways that reflect the diversity of the
S educational system. They are
hiring
or training large numbers of
teachers
of
nglish
(75) a second language and, in
some
communities, setting up
bilingual
schools. They are opening (76) the traditional Ruropean-centered
j;urriculum
to
embrace
material
from
African,
Asian, and other cultures.
Schools are also teaching cognitive
skills
to the (77) 40 percent of

/American
students
who do not go on to higher education. In the (78) of a
recent report by the Commission on
Achieving
Necessary
Skills,
"'A strong back,
the willingness to
work,
and a
high
school diploma were
once
all that was
necessary
to (79) a start in America. They are no longer. A well-developed
mind,
a continued willingness to learn and the
ability
to put knowledge to
work
are
the new keys (80) the future of our young people, the
success
of our
business,
and the economic well-being of the nation."
{Extracted
from

InfoVSA-CD
Version)
' , •
Question 71:
A.
do
B.
stay '
'
C.
fight
D.cope
Question 72:
A.
that
B.
who
C.
whether
D.
what
Question 73:
A.
base
B.
basis
C.
basic
D.
basics

Question 74:
A.
addressing
B.
delivering
C.
distributing
D.
discharging
Question 75:
A.
as
B.
from
C.
with
D.
like
Question 76:
A.
on
B.
into
C.
for
D.
up
Question 77:
A.
slightly

B.
mostly
C.
fairly
D.
nearly
Question 78:
A.
minds
B.
directions
C.
words
D.
ways
Question 79:
A.
make
B.
take
C.get
D.
bring
Question 80:
A.
to
B.
at
C.
in

D.
for
DIEN
GIAI
DAP AN '
Question 1: Dap an dung la B. Trang tir
phii
djnh
Not until dua ra dau cau de nhan
manh thi phai dung phep dao ngir (Inversion of subject and verb).
Sira
lai: did he realize.
Question 2: Dap an dung la: A, truong hop
plui
djnh
2 Ian: Vi da c6 '•never" thi
khong
dung "hardlv" nua.
Sira
lai: bo "hardly".
"ni
i .
>
,GI
;.MI:!-
nBqRif
vVi
w
Question 3: Dap an dung la: D. Truang hop lech cau true song song
(parallelism):

sail
"they are afraid" phai la 2 menh de
tinh
ngir: sg rSng sire khoe bj ton hai va sg
chet s6m.
Sira
lai: they
will
die early.
•
rtr u,;,
:;;!',!
in
Question 4: Dap an dung la: B. Cau true truyen khien: have/get + object +
past
Participle.
Sira lai:
filled
in.
Question 5: Dap an dung la: D. Khong dung dai tir quan he "that" sau
gioi
tir.
Sira
lai:
which.
Question
6: Dap an dung la: I)
"wcis'were
f^oin}^ to do stii" dung de chi mot y
djnli

da kliong tliuc hien duoc trong qua
khi'r.
Ba dang dong tir con lai sai ngu phap
Question
7: Dap an dung la: B. "to
have
s/i do si/i". Ba dang dong tCr con lai sai
cautruc.
Question
S: Dap an dung la: A. "to
come
in for crilicisni" (hi
cfii
Iric/ij. Ha
pliuong
an con lai v6 ngliTa.
Question
9 Dap an dung la: C. Rut ra kct luan vc mot vice a hien tai. B va D bi
loai
vi chu ngir ""It" khong chi sir ton tai. A khong dung vi dong tir
"have"
khong di
voi
chu ngfr gia
""There".
Question
10: Dap an
dinig
la: I). Moi ai cir tir nhien an uong mon gi.' •
Question

II: Dap an dimg la: B. khong phan doi khi ai xin phep lam gi.
riit
ng§n
ciia
'"I
don"t mind at all".
Question
12: Dap an
dinig
la: A. Cum trang ngir ""over the
last
decade"
la dau hieu
ciia
tlii
Present
Perfect.
Question
13: Dap an dimg la: A. Trang tir mang nghla tuvet doi ""Only" dua ra dau
can thi phai dimg phcp dao ngfr (Inversion of
subject
and verb).
Question
14: f)ap an dimg la: B. Cau hoi duoi de cap den
viec
nguoi ta khong
thicli
kicu
klK)e
khoang cua anh nay chir khong lien quan den hanh dong

khoe
khoang. Loai bo C va D. Loai bo A vi ve truoc da d dang phu
dinh.
Question
15: Dap an dimg la: C. T)anii tir ghcp "'thuoc bo sung". Cac chon
lira
khac
khong
ghep
voi ""v itamin".
Question
16: T)ap an dimg la: B. Loai bo A. C, va D vi chi dong tir ""resort'" moi di
\xVi
gioi tir ""to" {hdl due dl
iidi
pliai
dimg
deniihirldphmmg
each
ciioi
ciuig).
Question
17: Dap an dimg la: D. Dang nhan manh voi chii ngir gia ""It" va lien tir
""that".
Question
18: Dap an dimg la: C. Truong hop dimg
tinh
tir nhir dai tir thay cho danli
tir
so it de tranh lap lai, va

"hdii
lay kid', mot trong hai ban tay, la trirong hgp xac
dinh
nen phai
diing
""the". Loai bo A vi ""other" la
tinh
tir nen can c6 danh tir di sau
no. Loai bo B vi giong nhir A, ngoai ra B la truong hgp bat
dinh,
trong khi "'ban lax
kid' la truong hop \ac
dinh.
Loai bo D vi khong the c6
nhieii
'"ban tay kia".
Question
19: [)ap an dimg la: C. ""To
turn
up": {iigm'ri) den, toi. xuat hien; {vat
thai
lac) hien ra tro lai. Ba chgn
lira
con lai khong chi hanh dong ciia vat
chua
tim thay.
Question
20: Dap an dimg la: C. Tinh tir chi cap hoc, tao thanh mot bo ba qucn
thuoc: elementary, intermediate va
advance:

sa cap.
trimgcdp.
cao cap.
Question
21: Dap an dimg la: B. to drop out (of a
school):
bo hoc. Ba trang tir con
lai
khong ctS ngliTa bo hoc. C: to drop off:
ngii
thiep di, (so lirong) giam sut. D: to
drop
in (on sb): ghe vao tham ai.
Question
22: Dap an dimg la: D.
(Cach
day sir dung da phirong tien) Ba
tinh
tir c6n
lai
khong hop nghTa: A: da
ngon
ngii;
B: da
plnnmg/gom
nliieii
phe; C: (cau hoi)
CO
nhieu chon
lira

tra lai.
Question
23: Dap an dung la: C.
(chet
vi mdc
henh
ndo do). Ba phuong an con la'
khong chi li do
chet.
Question
24: Dap an dung la: D. (Trang tir chi sir tirong phan, dl nhan dang vi
^I'mg
sau dau cham phay va dung truac dau phay). Ba trang tir con lai khong chi su
tiroiig
phiin
dong thoi khong kern phep cham cau nhir the. iV ,i'v<.>,|',s <> ' ,.<
Question
25: Dap an dimg la: D. (Ket hop thi cho ngfr
canh
tirang lai: khi di
nghi
ylio
ihdng
toi llii sc tr /ai nhd hd coj. Ba chgn
lira
con lai sai phep hiep thi: loai bo
y\a B vi hanh dong '"a lai nha" khong the co truoc
viec
di nghi. Loai bo C vi
l^liong

the
diing
thi hien tai don de chi tuong lai trong menh de chinh. ' • •
Question
26: Dap an dimg la: D. (Rieng cho linig ngin'ri). Loai bo A vi
"alone"
chi
dirng
sail mot dong tir lien ket nhir
tobe,
mang nghTa mot minh
hoac
sau mot danh tir
(niang nghTa chi
rieng
.ma thoi); Loai bcS B (dny
nhal)
va C
(rieng
le.
idch
hie/).
Question
27: Dap an dimg la: A. To
make
up a
story
bja ra mot mot can chuyen.
Ba gioi 'If
^-"O"

lai khong mang nghTa bia chuyen.
Question
28: Dap an
diing
la: D. Riit ngan menh de quan he:
(which/that
/.v)
concerned
u
ith:"
eo
lien
cpian
den .
Loai bo A vi neu ""that" la mot dai tir quan he thi
ph<ii
chia
dong tir "content"
Loai bo B vi thieu dong tir ""is" truoc
tinh
lir
""concerned"
Loai bo C vi thira chii ngir
""it"
, IK.;
'^^nrl
;
Question
29: Dap an
diing

la: B. Thanh ngfr "to
pass
an
exam
with
flying
colours":
//;/ do
hang
ini.
Question
30: Dap an dimg la: B. Tir
xoay
xd dugc nen khong can
giiip.
Loai bo A vi khong co nghTa
>
'.i\vny'i',\'-\i-\^!
I
-oai bo C (toi
khong
Net
chut
gi) rgniii;!; // /;
/
l.oa'i
bo D
(honi
nav
I

lie Id dii) •
'JOfi/i
Question
31: Dap an
diing
la: B. Striking
contrast:
sir
tmmg
phan
gay gat =
significant difference
khac
biet quan trgng.
Ba chgn
lira
kia khong hgp nghTa:
A:
mot so
sanh
nho . ^ •
C: mot sir
tinh
cd ngau nhien hoan hao
D:
mot sir giong nhau
thii
vi. , ,
Question
32: Dap an dung la: C:

"•rttot
ki^t ttic"' j
.(fiii^r,
,|,
Ba chgn
lira
kia khong hgp nghTa /, i
A:
mot tac pham
nghe
thuat rgng Idn ^
B: mot tac pham
nghe
tluiat dat tien il.jRi.v:«'
1): mot tac pham
nghe
thuat thirc tien
!,<-:;.:
ihss
/
Question
33: Dap an
diing
la: B.
"cong
kitai
ung ho". ' ' '
A:
noi cong khai, vira sai nghTa vii'a sai c5u true; sau dong tir "say" khong
diing

•^ot gerund"
C: len an manh me «v> - .«.uv
D:
chi tri'ch cong khai
Question 34: Dap an dung la: A.
Iliong
tin
cV
dau cau
ciia
doan 1:
Most
journey
Britain
and the USA arc made hy road. Phan Urn cdc chuyen di a Aith vd My d('i,
time hien hdng duana ho. «'
'>ri>'>
Loai
bo B, C va D vi khong co thong tin
lien
quan.
Question 35: Dap an dung la: A. Thong tin
cV
cau 2: People
living
in urban areas
may use buses, trains or. in London, the Underground, to get to city centres mainly
because
traffic if often heavy and it is difficult to find anywhere to pa-k a cur,
Nhung

nguai song a cac khu do thi c6 th6 sir dung xe buyt,
taii
hoa,
hoac
neu „
London
thi su' dung tau dicn ngam dc den trung tarn thanh pho, chu yeu la vi
dong
xe
CO
day
dac va
kho
tini
cho do xc.
Loai
bo B, C va D \ khong c6 thong tin
lien
quan.
Question 36: Dap an dung
la:
A. Thong tin a cau 1 doan 3: /// the U.S large
cities
have good public transportation system. Tai My, nhOng thanh pho Ion deu c6
nhirng
he
tliong
giao thong cong cong tot.
Loai
bo B. C va D vi khong c6 thong

tin
lien
quan.
Question 37: Dap an dung la: A. '["hong tin 6 can cuoi doan 3: Many college ami
even high-school sludents)iave their own
cars.
Nhieu sinh vien va ngay ca hoc
siiih
trung
hoc cung c6 xe oto
ricMig.
Kiiong
chon B vi day la thong tin dung thirc te : and the underground systems
of
New York. Boston. San
Francisco
and Washington. DC are heavily used, and
llw
underground
systems of New York, Boston, San
Francisco
and Washington, DC
arc
heav
ily
uscd \'a he thong tau dien ngam a New
York,
Boston, San Francisco
va Washington, DC dirge sir dung rat nhieu.
Khong

chon C vi day la thong tin dung thirc te :
Elsewhere,
most American
prefer
to use their
cars.
6 nhung noi
khac
da so nguoi My thich dung oto han.
Khong
chon D vi da>' la thong tin dung thirc te :
Families
often have two
cars
and Cac gia
diiih
thuong c6 2 oto va,
Question
3H:
Dap an dung la: I), "bat ci'r
ii'ic
nao va a dau tuy
thich"
Loai
bo .'\ B va C vi v6 ngliTa
Question 39: Dap an dung la: C. Thong tin a cuoi doan 4: A lot
of
freight
is also
distributed

by road, though heavier Hems and raw materials often go hy
rail.
M'?'
lugng
hang hoa Ion
dugc
phan piioi bang dirong bo, mac dia cac hang hoa
coii^^
kenh va nguven vat
lieu
tiurong di bang tau hoa.
Khong
chon A vi sai tiurc te: Long-distance coach/bus
services
are usualh '
cheaper
alternative tu trains.
Dich
vu xe buyt
diriVng
dai thuong la mgt chon lU''
re hon thay tau iioa,
Khong
chon B
v
i
sai tlurc te:
Ihere
are regular flights between
regioinii

airports
Co nhiing chuyen ba\u dan giua cac san bay dia phirang.
Khong
chon D vi sai thirc te: Long-distance travel in
Britain
is also mainly
/"•
road,
through railways link most towns and
cities
D\n dirong dai o An''
chu
\eu bAng duong bg,
mac
du he thong dirong noi
lien
hau het cac thj tran
V''
thanh pho
uestior
40: Dap an dung la: B. Thong tin a ca doan 5. In the US much long-
distance
travel is hy_qjr.
A/nerica
has two main long-distance bus companies.
Qyeyhound and
Trailways.
the national network, provides
rail
.services

for
p(i.ssc''if^''f''-
Private
railway companies such as Union
Pacific
now carry only
freight.
Ihough in fact over 70%
of
freight
goes by road. 6 My phan Ion viec van
^Iniy^n
dirong dai deu bang may bay. Niroc My c6 2 cong ty xe buyt dirong dai
chinh,
Greyhound and Trailways. Amtrak. he thdng Aubng sk
quoc
gia, cung cap
jjch
vu tau hoa cho hanh khach.
Nhirng
cong ty dirong sat tu nhan nhu
Union
pacific
gitr
day chi van chuyen hang hoa, mac du tren thirc te han 70%
lirgng
hang
hoa deu van chuyen bang dirong bg.
Question 41: Dap an dung la: C. Thong tin o cau dau doan 6. The main problems
associated

with
road
transport in both
Britain
and the US are traffic congestion
and
pollution.
Nhirng
van de chinh
lien
quan den viec van chuy6n bSng dirang bg a
ca Anh va My la nan ket xe va 6 nhiem.
Question 42: Dap an dung la: A. Thong tin a cau giua doan 6. The
British
governnent
would
like
to use public transport, but so far they
have
had
little
in
persuading people to give up their
cars
or to
share
rides
with
neighbors. Most
people say that public transport is simply not good enough. Chi'nh

phii
Anh muon
nhieu
ngiroi
han nira chiu sir dung phuong tien giao thong cong cong, nhung cho
din
na> chinh phu van dura thuyet
phuc dugc
dan chi'ing tir bo .\ rieng
hoac
chiu
di
chung xe vai hang xom. Da so mpi ngirai noi rSng phuang tien giao thong cong
cpng
chua
du tot.
Loai
bo B vi diJ kien nay
lien
quan den
nuac
My , , .,
Loai
bo C vi bai chi noi xang re a My
^
^ , ,
Loai
bo D vi
trai
y vai bai (xem A)

Question 43: Dap an dung la: B. Thong tin a cuoi doan 6. Petrol/gasoline is
relatively
cheap
in the US and outside the major cities public transport is bad, so
'hey see no
reason
to use their
cars
less.
Gia xang tuang doi re a My, va ben ngoai
cac thanh pho Ian
phirimg
tien cong cong rat toi, nen ho [nguai My] khong c6 ly do
gi
de giam bdt sir dung xe rieng.
Loai
bo A, C, va D vi sai thong tin.
Q^stion
44: Dap an dung la: D. Thong tin a cau dau doan: Architecture is the
Pf^ctice
of building design and its resulting products, customary usage
refers
only
''^ose
designs and structures
that
culturally significant.
Kien
true la sir thirc hi^n
"ll

thiet ke xay dirng va thanh phan cua cong vi?c nay;
each
dung thong thirong
^*tir
nay chi mang nghTa la nhung thiet ke va kien true c6 tarn quan trong va mat
hoa.
Loai
bo A, B va C vi khong
CO
thong tin ho trg. ^ - ' '
'.'.\.i->v,,
, .
^'^^'ion 45: Dap an dung la: C. Thong tin a cau dau doan I (khong
nhSc
gi den
^
'1
kinh
te cua kien true):
More
prosaically, one would say today
that
architecture
>^
"^""•''•^
'^^ /'w/ewc/t'J uses,
must
he technically .sound, and
must
convey aesthetic

W^ing.
Noi mot
each
de hieu han, ngay nay nguai ta cho rang kien thuc phai
iMVfii
uc
»»»L
m
III!
u>'
->
thoa
man y do sir
dung
\
phai \irng
cliac
vc kT
tliiiat
[Sircni^fh]
va
pli^j
trii>eii
dat y
ngliTa tham
my cua luS
IBcduty]
Question
46:
f)ap

an
dung
la: D.
Iliong tin
a
can giua doan:
But the
best
hiii/cii),^
lire
oftoi
so
well conslriictec/ that they outlast their original
use.
Then they siirviy^,
not
only
as
hecnitifiil objects,
but as
documents
of the
history
of
cultun's
achievements
in
architecture that
testify
to the

nature
of the
society that produces
them.
Nlurng nhirng
toa nha dep
nhat tlurong dirge
xay
dirng
qua tot den do
elu'ln^
CO
tuoi
tlip
dai hon mue
dich
sir
dung
ban dan cua
cluing.
Sau do
cluing
ton tai
kliong
nlunig nlur
la
nhirng
vat the
dep.
ma eon la

bang chi'rng
cua
ijch
sir cac nen
\an
iuSa.
nluTng tiianli
tirii
\
kien true elu'rnu minh
eho ban
chat
cua cai xa hoi da
tao
ra
elu'ing.
I.oai
bo A. \ C \ sai
thong tin.
Question
47: Dap an
dung
la: I).
Thong
tin a 2 can
euoi doan
I:
These
achievements
are

never wholly
the
work
if
iinlividuals. .Architecture
is a
social
Lin,
NhiTng tiianh tun
na\g bao gia
hoan
toan
la
cong trinh eiia
cac ca
nhan.
Kien
true
la
mot iighc tluiat
c6
tinh
xa
hoi.
I
oai ho }
eiion
lira
con lai \
kien true khong phai

la:
'
.'\
nghe
tluiat tluigc
\ xa hoi
B:
nglie tluiat
da
dirge xfi
hgi hoa rat
nhicu
(': tli.ciih
tiru
cua
nhicu
nha xa
hgi
hoe
Question
4H: Dap an
dung
la: I),
liioiig tin
o'
can euoi doan
2:
.Architecturalform
is
ineviiahlv influenced

hv the
technolo^^ies applied,
hut
building technology
is
conservative
and
knowledge about
it is
cumulative, liinh thai
kicMi
true
tat
\eii ehiii
anh luioiig
eua eae
cong nghe dein
ra ap
dung, nhung cong nghe
xay
dung
thi eo
tinh
bao
ilui
\
kien
ihue
\
cong nghe

do
tich
liiy dan
theo
thoi
gian.
I.oai
ho 1
ehgn
lua eon lai
\i:
.A: luon ehiu
anh
lurong hoi
rat
nhieu irng dung cong nghe
•
B: da
tnii
qua
nhung
tlia\i
triet
dc
siiot nhieu
the he
C:
dua
tren nhuiig cong nghe hien
dai

clu'r
khong diia ticn truyen thong
Question
49:
Dap
an
dung la:
A.
out of date:
lac
hau, loi thai
I.oai
bo
.1 ehgn lira
eon lai
\i:
B: lac
long.
lac
dieii;
C: hong hoe:
D:
(sir bae
bii) thang tiu'rng
Question
50:
Dap
an
dung la:
li.

Thong tin
o
eau
giiJa
doan
2. Although design
ami
construction
hiive become hii;hly sophisticated
and are
often computer directed,
this
complex apparatus
rests
on
preindustrial traditions inherited from millennia'
iluriny, most structures were lived
in by the
people
who
erected them.
The
technical
demands
on
huihiiny, remains
the
elemental
ones
- to

exclude enemies,
to
circumvent
i^ravily.
and to
avoid discomforts caused
by an
excess
of
heat
or
cold
(»'
by
the
intrusion
of
rain. wind,
or
vermin.
Mac
dii cong
vice
tliiet
ke va xay
dirng cl;i
tra
ncMi
rat
tinh

\ va
thirirng
do may
tinh dieu khien,
nhung cai
cong trinh
phi'rc
tap
van
dat eir sa
tren nhiing trii\en thong
tit-n
cong nghiep
hoa ma da
dirge thira
qua nhieu thien nien ki. trong suot thoi gian
na\n Ion eac
kien true deu dirge
j-ir
tru
bdi
chinh nhung nguai
xay
dung neii ehung. Nhiing
yen eau eo ban -
chong
xa'"
'i'i?P
'-'^•'T
^'^

t''"-'-
"-l"''
'"f"
^^^.'loc
liiat trgng lire (nghia
la sao cho
khong
bi
Slip
''''
xiiong)
\
tranh dirge nhung
kho
ehiu
do
nong lanli
qua do
hoac
do sir xam
i^liap
eua
mira gio
va
dgng
vat gay
hai.
Inai
bo 3
ehgn lira

eon lai
\i:
A: nhu
can eo'
ban
\ sir de
kieMii
eua
nguyen lieu
•
, ,^ , , ,
C: cong nghe ticMi tien
1):
qii>
dinh
an
toan co- ban trong cong nghiep xa\g
Question
5/. Dap an
dung
la: I).
Thong
tin a eau 2
doan
ap
chot: Stone
ami
marble were chosen
for
important monuments because they

are
incombustible
ami
edit
bi'
expected
to
endure.
Da \ cam
thach dirge ehgn
cho cac
kien true quan
irong
\ 2
tlu'r
nay
khong ga\y
no va
dirge mong dgi
.se
ton
tai lau
dai.
I.oai
bo s
ehgn lira
con lai
Question
52: Dap an
dung

la: A.
Thong tin
a eau
euoi doan
ap
ehot:
The use of
stone
has
declined, however, beciiiise
a
number
of
other materials
are
more
amenable
to
industrial
use ami
assembly. Tiiy nhien.
dii da bat
dirge
sir
dung
\
mot
so \at
lieu
khac

to ra
linh boat hoii khi dung trong cong nghiep
\
khi
lap
rap.
Question
5J:
Dap
an
dung la:
I).
Thong tin
o
efui dan doan euoi: .Some regions lack
both
limber
and
stone: their peoples
used
the
earth itself
Mot so
\iing thieu
go
\ da.
t'ae dan tge
o- nhung \iing na\g nga\h dat
Questiini
54: Dap an

dung
la: C. co
Igi'mang
lai Igi ieh /
mang
tai hoa
I.oai
bo .\:
thuge
\at
chat;
B:
iigliieni ^ '';'ie.
C: gay
thiet
hai
Question
55: f)ap an
diing la:
B. gu , n lai f
phat hu\ da\h
I.oai
bo ,A: lam can
bang:
C: lua
rgng;
D: da\i
Question
.^6.
B.

'similo,
/o'triektiv/
Question
.5 7.1).
ba
i'
191
od3
i/
flp
/in'a kjurit'
Westion
A./tro'dijn/
^
''mem.iri/
%iS,tion
59:\\.:\\'\\:^i
ri'fb/
Question
6^IB,/'rAbi|/'=
/ko'rio/
,
/'ka-lkjuleit/'
AVbiliti/
/'soii/olai//'
o'niei/y
';ekto'
''kemikl/
/,int.ir';ektiv/,
,

/'aMiimol/
/bi'li:v/^'
/"kDktei/1
lui
nufr
(vice
-"estion
6r
Dap
an
dung la: I). Truang hgp menh
de
danh iigfr lam
e
"'"g
bi
don bua hai dan den dat xoi mon).
'oai
bo A.
Vice
rung
bi
don bira
bill
la do
dat
bi
xoi mon (nguge
v)
' (xii

bo B.
Vice
dat bj
xoi mon gop phan
vao vi^c
rirng
bj
don bira
bai
(nguge
>)
Loai
bo C.
Viec
dat bj
xcSi nion diia
den
haii
qua
rirng
bj don
bCra
bai
(ngirgc
y)
Question
62: Dap an
dung
la: A.
(thich

den
thu vi?n
ban a
nha)
Loai
bo B.
(thich
den
thu vien nhat)
y tt
iiiis;'
Loai
bo C.
(khong
thich
den
thir
vien
ma
cung khong
thich
a nha)
Loai
bo D. (o
nha thay
vi den
thir
vien)
Question
63: Dap an

dung
la: C. neu
cham
han
thi
da
dirge
hoc
bong (dieu kien
loai
3)
Loai
bo A: hoc
cham nhirng khong
duge
hoc
bong
Loai
bo B:
viec
gianh dirge
hoc
bong khong khien
c6 ay
cham
hon
Loai
bo C: rat
kho
cho co ay

gianh dirge
hoe
bong
Question
64: Dap an
dung
la: B. co
gjng
may
cung khong giam
can
duge
Loai
bo A:
CO giam
can
duge
hay
khong cung khong quan trong
Loai
bo C: co
giam
can va da
thanh
eong
, ,,,,
Loai
bo D: rat
kho giam
can vi

khong
bao gio
thanh
eong
Question
65: Dap an
dung
la: C.
Khong
duge
giam
len co
trong
eong
vien.
Loai
bo A:
nguoi
ta
thich
giam
len co
trong
eong
vien
Loai
bo B:
khong can phai giam
len eo ; .
Loai

bo D: co the
giam
len co
neu muon
Question
66: Dap an
dung
la: C.
ngae
nhien khi thay ngirai
ta
biet
ten
minh
Loai
bo A:
nguoi
la
ngae
nhien khi thay
toi
biet ten
toi
Loai
bo B:
dieu
khi^n
toi
ngae
nhien nhat

la eai ten eua
ngirai
la
Loai
bo C: ten toi la
dieu
duy
nhat
ma
nguoi
la
biet
Question
67: Dap an
dung la:
C. doi gap
giam
doc
xong mai chju
di
Loai
bo A:
khach hang dirge thuyet phue
gap
giam
doc
truac khi
di
Loai
bo B:

khaeh hang
noi se di
trirae khi
gap
giam
doe
Loai
bo D:
khach hang qiiyet
djnh
di vi
khong
gap
giam
doc
Question
68:
Dap
an
dung la:
C.
Danh
may bao eao ea
ti^ng
dong
ho
roi
va
chua xonu
Loai

bo A: Da
danh
may
xong
bao eao
trong vong
mgt gio.
Loai
bo B:
Danh
may
xong
bao eao
each
day mgt gia
Loai
bo D: Mot gio
nira
se
danh xong
bao eao.
Question
69: Dap an
dung
la: B.
Quan
he
nhan qua:
tinh
Huong

kho xir den \w<-
khong biet phai
lam gi.
Loai
bo A: sai
quan
h^ y
tuang:
tinh
huong
kho
xir,
tuy
nhien
co ay
khong
b^'
phai
lam
gi day.
Loai
bo C: Sai cau
true:
SO +
tinh
tir dua ra
truac
cau de
nhan manh thi pli;'
dao ehu ngiJ

va
dgng tir
Loai
bo D: sai
quan
he y
tirong: khong biet phai
lam gi mac du day
khong pli'"
la
mgt
tinh
huong kho xir.
Question
70: Dap an
dung
la: A. xin I6i ehu vi den
mugn.
Loai
bo B:
NghT
rSng
se
xin
loi
ehu
vi da den
mugn.
Q
he

l,oai
bo C:
Nhanh chong xin
loi va
duge
chap nhan.
loai
bo D;
Phai
xin loi vi
chu
doi hoi
nhuthl.
Question
71: D.
Dong tu
di vai
gidi tir
"with"
hgp
nghTa
"
phai
doi pho
voi". Loai
do
A (can do
with
sth/ doing sth:
lam

dirge
vice
gi
thi
hay h'\k
may). Loai
bo B (d
lai
nha
ai).
Loai
bo C vi
khong
tao
nghTa.
Question
72:\.
Lien
tir
"that
" ma
dau
cho
m|nh
d^
danh ngQ- dong
vj.
Loai
bo 3
lira

chgn
kia vi sai cau
triie.
Question
73: C. Vi
tri cua
tinh
tir. Loai
bo A,B va D sai
loai tir.
Question
74: A.
Dong tir
thich
hgp vdi tan
ngu ''problems"
to
address
a
problem
giai qu\et
mgt
\an
de.
Loai
bo B.
Giao phdt,
C.
phdnphoi
va D.

thai hoi/cho
ve.
Question
75: A.
English
as a
second language
" la
cum tir qiien thugc.
Ba
gidi
tir
con
lai vd
ngiiTa.
Question
76: I),
(iidi tir
di
kern
vdi "
open
" md
rgng
eai gi de don
nhan them
eai
nidi
Cac
gidi tir

eon lai
khong
tao
ngliTa.
Question
77: D.
Trang tir duy nhat
hgp
nghTa
vdi eon so
40%.
Question
7H- C.
C'litn tir
eo
dinh
dd
trich
din Idi noi
ciia
ai: In sb's
words/
In the
words
ofsb
(theo
each
ndi eiia thi
).
Question 79.

A. Cum kdt hgp eo
djnh
to
make
a
start: khoi righiep
hdl dau mot
CHOC
doi mai. Ba
dgng tir eon lai khong tao nghTa.
Question
HO: A.
Gidi
tir co
dinh
sau key:
chia khoa
de md ra mgt
canh eira/
dua
den
mgt
thanh cdng.
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Mark
the
letter
A, B, C, or D on
your answer sheet
to
indicate
the
word that
differs
from
the
rest
in the
position
of the
main
stress
in
each
of the
following
questions.
,^ .^^^
Question

I: A.
facility
B.
characterize
C.
irrational
D.
variety
ew^.\Y/V;/i
2 A.
agreement
B.
Elephant
C.
mineral
D.
violent
Question
3: A.
professor
B.
typical
C.
accountant
D.
develop
Question
4: A.
ekclrkian
B.

majority
C.
appropriate
D.
traditional
Question
5: A.
decay
B.
vanish
C.
attack
D.
depend
Mark
the
letter
A, B, C, or D on
your answer sheet
to
show
the
underlined part
that
needs correction
in
each
of
the
following questions.

Question
6:
Mo.st
greetings
cards
are
folding and
have
a
picture
on the
front
A
B C
and
a
message
inside.
'
Question 7: Aloha js a Hawaiian
word
meaning
Move',
that can be used to say
A
BCD
hello
or goodbye.
Question 8: The
Oxford

English
Dictionary
is
well
known
for
including
A
B
f
many
different
meanings of words and to give real examples.
C
D
Question 9: It was disappointing that almost of the
guests
Jeft the wedding too
A
B C D
early.
Question 10: When you are
writing
or speaking
English
itjs
important to
A
B
use language that includes both men and women equallythe

same.
C
D
Marii
tlie
letter
A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer
to each
of
the following questions.
Question 11: The recent heavy rains have helped to
ease
the water "
A.
plenty B. poverty C. shortage D. abundance
Question 12: In a
formal
interview,
it is essential to maintain good eye
with
the interviewers.
A.
link
B. connection C. touch D. contact
Question 13: As a(n)
girl,
she
found
it
difficult

to socialise
with
other
students in the class. ^^^.n
A.
reserved B. ashamed C. dynamic D. industrious
Question 14: He is coming a
cold
after a
night
out in the
rain.
A.
down
with
B. up
with
C. away
from
D.
across
with
Question 15: It is interesting to take a new hobby such as
collecting
stamps or
going
fishing.
A.
up B. in C. over D. on
Question 16: The bad weather caused serious damage to the crop. If

only
it
warmer.
A.
were B. had been C. has been D. was
Question 17: Before
going
to bed, he wanted some tea but there was
left.
A.
nothing B. no C. any D. a few
Question 18: You should
look
up the meaning of new words in the
dictionary
misuse them.
A.
so that not to B. so not to C. so that not D. so as not to
Question 19:
Television
can make things memorable for the reason that it
presents
information
an effective way.
A.
on B. in C.
with
D. over
338
e

uestion 20: It was so
kind
of her to put me
while
I was on a business
trip
in
er
town.
A.
down
B. off C. up D. in '
Question 21: He
didn't
know
or stay
until
the end of the
festival.
A.
if
to go B.
if
that he should go
C.
to go D. whether to go
Question 22: smoking is a causative factor of many
diseases,
there is no
ban on tobacco

advertising.
VJ ^.M,
A.
However B. Therefore C.
Although
D. In spite of
Question 23:
Mary:
"I
will
never go mountaineering again."
Linda:
"Me "
A.
so ^, B. too . C. neither D. either
Question 24: When
Peter
was a
child,
there a cinema
near
his house.
A.
used to be B. used to have
C.
used to be being , D. used to have been
Question 25:
Working
as a volunteer gives her a chance to develop her
interpersonal

skills,
promote friendship, and her own talent. .ur •
A.
discover B. discovered C. discovering D. to discover
Question 26:
Mary:
"Thanks a lot for your help." John: " "
A.
My happiness B. My excitement
C.
My delight D. My pleasure
Question 27: My mother had to
work
12 hours a day in a
factory
just to
A.
make
ends
meet B.
call
it a day
^
„
C.
break the ice D. tighten the belt
Question 28: The team was
eager
to make the loss of the previous match.
A.

off
with
B. up
with
C. up for D. away
with
Question 29:
After
the car crash last
night,
all the
injured
to the hospital
in
an ambulance.
A.
was rushing B. were rushed C. was rushed D. were rushing
Question 30: It has been suggested that
Mary
a computer course in
preparation
for a steady
job.
'
A.
take B. have been taken
C.
would
have taken D. was taken
Question 31: Tom: "When are we leaving for the concert?"

Kyle:
" "
A.
No problem B. Certainly C. That's
right
D. Straight away
Question 32: Scientists have a lot of research
into
renewable energy
sources.
A.
done B. solved C. carried D, made
Question 33: New machinery has enhanced the company's
productivity
and
A.
competition B. competitor C. competitive D. competitiveness
Question J4: Hie
restaurants
on
the island
are
expensive,
so
it's vvotlli
a
packed kmch.
A. taken
B.
taking

C.
to take I), take
Question 35:
The struggle tor women's rights began in the 18 century during
a
period
as the Age of l-nlightenmcnt.
A.knov\
B,
is knowing
C.
that knew O. knew
Mark
the
letter
A, B, C\ D
on
your answer sheet to indicate the word or
phrase
that
is
CLOSEST
in
nieaninff
to the underlined
part
in each of the followin/'
questions. :•'
.i^>ivM,, ri
,.

Question 36: The
repeated commercials
on TV
distract many viewers from
watching their favourite
films.
A. businesses 11 ad\crtisemcnts
C
economics D. contests
Question .?''
As tourism is more dc\eloped, people worr> aknit the damage to the
floi'lLiLLidJiuiiU!
of
tiie island.
A. Ilowers and trees
IV
plants and animals
(
.
mountains and forests 1).
fruits
and \egetables
Question 3H It is
such
a
prestigious uni\ersit\t
onl>
excellent students
are
entitled

to a
full
scholarshiji
each
>ear.
A. lia\ the
right
to refuse \^. are refused the
right
to
('. are gi\en tiie
right
to I). ha\ the obligation to
Mark
the
letter
.1,
B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word
or phrase
that
is
OPPOSITE
in
ineanin}-
to the
underlined
part
in each of
the
followinf^

(/uestions.
' "
Question 39:
After li\ da>s on triaL tiie court found him
inn(\c:eul
of the crime
and he was released.
A.guiltN
B.
nai\
C.
ininnati\ I), benevolent
Question 40:
.Afllueiit families llnd it
easier
to support their children financially.
,\ I'ri\ileged
B.
lnipo\erished
C.
Well-off I).
Wealthy
Mark
the
letter
A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the sentence thai
best
combines each pair
of
sentences in the

followin}"
questions.
Question 41:
Mike graduated with
a
good degree. llowe\er. he joined the ranks
ol
the unemployed.
A. Mike i^iineil the ranks of the unemplo\cd
because
he graduated with
a
good
degree.
B. If
Mike graduated with
a
good degree,
he
would
Join
the
ranks
of
the
unemplosed.
C. Although Mike graduated with
a
good degree, he
Joined

the ranks of the
unempk)\ed.
D.
I
hat Mike graduatetl with
a
goiui degree helped him
Join
the ranks of the
unemplos ed.
Tty
TI\HH
MTV D VVH
Khang
Vift
uestion
42:
Ann
always
keeps
up
with
the
latest fashions.
She
works for
a
famous fashion house.
A. Ann
always

keeps up with the latest fashions so as not to work for
a
famous
fashion house.
.'i:
;'-B>i
• ,,
'A):U!0"II;'/.'<:
B.
Ann works for
a
famous fashion house,
so
she
always
keeps up with the
latest fashions.
C. Not working for
a
famous fashion house. Ann
always
keeps up with the
latest fashions.
( t
D. Despite working for
a
famous fashion house, Ann hardly keeps up with the
latest fashions.
uestion 43:
1

hey drove fifteen miles off the main road. Also, they had nothing to
eat tor the day.
A. Not only did they drive fifteen miles off the main road, they also had nothing
to
cat for the day.
B.
Driving fifteen miles off the main road. the> eventually had something to eat
for
the day.
C. They neither drove fifteen miles olT the main road nor had anything to eat for
the da\
D. rhe> drove fifteen miles off the main road
until
they had something to eat
for
the day.
Question
44: \\\\r coat on. You will get cold. Hi ;
A. You will not get cold unless you put your coat on.
B.
Put \our coat on, otherwise you will get cold.
C.
It
is not
until
you put your coat on that you will get cold.
,
D. You not only put your coat on but also get cold.
Question
45:

Ever>'one was watching the
little
dog. They
were
greatly amused at it.
A. Ever>onc felt great and amused when the
little
dog was watching them.
B.
The
little
dog was watching everyone with great amusement.
C.
Everyone
was greatly amused at the
little
dog they
were
watching.
D. fhe
little
dog was greatly amused by the way everjone was watching it.
Mark
the
letter
A, B, C, or D
on
your answer sheet to indicate the sentence
that
is

CLOSEST
in
nieaninf*
to each
of
the
following;
questions.
Question 46: "We
lost the last game
because
of the referee," said the team captain.
A. The team captain said that
without
the referee, they might
have
lost the last game.
•
B.
The team captain admitted to the referee that they had lost the last game.
C. The team captain refused to tell the referee about their loss in the last game.
D. The team captain blamed the referee for their loss in the last game.
Question 47: I
was astonished that he knew
a
lot about Vietnamese
food.
A.
I
was astonished at his poor knowledge of Vietnamese

food.
B.
It surprised me that Vietnamese food was what he liked most.
•! /
C. 1
knew very
little
about Vietnamese
food,
which
astonished him.
D.
That he knew a lot about Vietnamese
food
amazed me.
Question 48:
Martin
missed his
flight
because
he had not been
informed
of
tiie
change in
flight
schedule. •
A.
Not having been
informed

of the change in
flight
schedule,
Martin
missed
his
flight.
B.
Not having missed his
flight,
Martin
was
informed
of the change in
flight
schedule.
«
=
t,,,'
:•,)',••).•>•;'»••'.<:
f-nr' u.
C.
Martin
missed his
flight,
though he had been
informed
of the change in
flight
schedule.

D.
Martin
had been
informed
of his
flight
delay,
which
was due to the change in
flight
schedule. r-
,,o;b-»i
Question 49: '1f
1
were you, I
would
not choose to
write
about such a sensitive
topic."
the teacher said.
A.
The teacher advised me against
writing
about such a sensitive
topic.
B.
The teacher advised me on
writing
about such a sensitive

topic.
C.
I was ordered by the teacher not to
write
about such a sensitive
topic.
D.
I was blamed for
writing
about such a sensitive topic by the teacher.
Question 50: The man wore gloves in order not to leave any
fingerprints.
A.
His fingerprints
would
not be
left
unless the man wore gloves.
B.
The man wore gloves so that he
would
not leave any
fingerprints.
C.
The man wore gloves in order that his fingerprints
would
be taken.
D.
in order to leave some fingerprints the man took off his gloves.
Read

the following
passage
on
native
American, and mark the
letter
A, B, C or D
on your answer sheet to indicate the correct word or phrase for each of the
blanks from 51 to 60.
The
first
American immigrants, beginning more than 20,000 years ago, were
intercontinental
wanders: hunters and their
families
following
animal (51)
from
Asia
to
America,
across
a land bridge where the
Berling
Strait is
today.
(52) Spain's Christopher Columbus "discovered" the New
World
in
1942, about 1.5

million
Native Americans
lived
in what is now the continental
United
States,
although estimates of the number (53) greatly.
Mistaking
the place where he landed - San Salvador in the Bahamas - (54) the
Indies,
Columbus called the Native Americans
"Indian".
During
the next 200 years, people
from
several European countries
followed
Columbus
across
the
Atlantic
Ocean to explore
America
and (55) up
trading
posts and colonies. Native Americans suffered (56)
from
the
influx
of Europeans. The transfer of land

from
Indian
to European - and later
American
-
hands
(57) accomplished through treaties, wars, and
coercion,
with
Indians constantly
giving
(58) as the newcomers moved
west. In th 19"' century, the government's preferred
solution
to the
Indian
Cty
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MTVDVVH
KItang
Vi^t
roblems"
was force tribes toinhabit specific plots of land called reservations.
Some tribes fought to keep
from
(59) land they had
traditionally
used.
In
many

cases
the reservation land was (60) poor
quality,
and Indians
came to depend on government
assistance.
Poverty and joblessness among Native
/Americans
still
exist today.
(extracted
from
InfoUSA
- CD Version)
Question 51: A. herds
B.
fiocks
C.
bunches
D.
packs
Question 52: A.
During
B.
When
C.
Not
until
D.
Meanwhile

Question 53: A. adapt
B.
adjust
C.
vary
D.
modify
Question 54: A. to
B.
like
C.
for
D.
with
Question 55: A.
bring
B.
make
C.
go
D.
set
Question 56: A. deliberately
B.
marginally
C.
greatly
D.
vaguely
Question 57: A. were

B.
have been
C.
was
D.
had been
Question 58: A. way
B.road
C.
signal
D.
direction
Question 59: A. breaking
down
B. staying up
C.
giving
up
D.
coming about
Question 60: A. in
B.
with
C.
of
D.
under
Read
the following
passage

on commuting, and mark the
letter
A, B, C or D on
your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each
of
the questions from 61
to 70.
Commuting
is the practice of
traveling
a
long
distance to a
town
or
city
to
work
each day, and then
traveling
home again in the evening. The
word
commuting
comes
from
commutaion
ticket,
a US
rail
ticket

for repeated journeys,
called
a
season
ticket
in
Britain.
Regular travelers are called commuters.
The
US has many commuters. A few, mostly on the East Coast, commute by
train
or subway, but most depend on the car. Some leave home very early to
avoid
the
traffic
jams, and sleep in their
cars
until
their
office
opens.
Many
people accept
a
long
trip
to
work
so that they can
live

in quiet bedroom communities away
from
city,
but another reason is
"white
fiight".
In the 1960s most cities began to
desegregate
their schools, so that there were no longer
separate
schools for
white
and
black
children.
Many
white
families
did not want to send their
children
to
desegregated schools, so they moved to suburbs,
which
have their own schools,
and
where, for various
reasons,
few black people
live.
. n

Millions
of people in
Britain
commute by car or by
train.
Some spend two or
'hree hours a day
traveling,
so that they and their
families
can
live
in suburbia or in
'lie
countryside. Cities are surrounded by commuter belts. Part of the commuter
°elt
around
London
is called the stockbroker belt
because
it contains
houses
where
••'ch
business people
live.
Some places are becoming
dormitory
towns,
because

People sleep there but take a
little
part in
local
activities.
Most
commuters
travel
to and
from
work
at the
same
time,
causing the
'horning
and evening rush hours, when
buses
and trains are crowded and there are
'"•afiic
jams on the roads. Commuters on trains rarely
talk
to each other and spend
their journey reading, sleeping,
or
using their mobile phone, though this
is not
popular with other passengers. Increasing numbers
of
people

now
work
at
honic
some days
of the
week, linked
to
their offices
by
computer,
a
particle called
telecommuting.
'r,nH
'Ci-i^ivf^^l
sv",
'-,1,
Cities
in
both Britain
and the US are
trying
to
reduce
the
number
of
cars
coming

into town each
da>.
Some companies encourage
car
pooling (called
cat
sharing
in
Britain),
an
arrangement
for
people who live and work near each other
to
travel together. Some
US
cities have
a
public service that helps such people
to
contact each other, and traffic lanes are reserved
for
car-pool vehicles.
But
cars and
pctrol/gas
are
cheap
in the US. and
many people prefer

to
drive alone because
it
gives them more freedom.
In
Britain many cities have park
and
ride schemes,
car
parks
on
the edge
of
the city from which buses take drivers into the centre.
(cxtravled
from
Oxford Guide
to
British
and
American Culture. Oxford University
Press.
2000)
Question
61:
Which
of
the following definition
of commuting,
would

be
the author
of this passage most probably agree with?
A. Traveling
for
hours from
a
city
or
town
to
work
in
the countryside ever>day
B. Traveling
to
work and then home again
in a day
within
a
rural district.
C.
Using
a
commutation ticket
for a
special journeys
in
all seasons
of

the
year.
D. Regular traveling along distance between one's place
of
work and one's home
Question
62: The
word •"repeated"
in
paragraph
I
most probabl> means
A. buying
a
season ticket again
B.
doing something once again
C.
saying something again
D.
happening again and again
Question
63: The
passage mentions that many Americans
are
willing
to
travel
a
long

distance
to
work
in
order
to be
able
to
love
in
A. comfortable bedrooms
B.
quiet neighbourhoods
,
C.
city centres
D.
noisy communities
/
Question
64:
Which
of
the following
is
true according
to
the passage?
;
A. Britain has considerable more commuters than the

US
B.
The US
has considerable more commuters than Britain
C.
Both the
Us
and Britain have
a
great number
of
commuters
D. Commuting helps people
in
the
US
and Britain
save
a lot of
time.
Question
65:
Which
of
the following
is
not true about the London commuter belf^
A.
It is
home

to
some wealthy business people
B.
It is
like "bedroom communities"
in
the
US
C. It is in
central London
D.
It
surrounds London
Question
66: It can be
referred from
the
passage that dormitory towns
in
Britain
are places where people
A. contribute
to
the local community
B.
are employed locally
C.
take part
in
local activities

D.
stay for the night
Ques'ion
67: As
mentioned
in
thepassagc. commuters usualK
A.
talk
to
each
oilier
during train
journcNS
, , , ,
B. cause traffic congestion
on
the roads
ly.
i
;
C. go
home from work
at
different hours
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irrr;
i
jl

D.
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t*^
\Nork
at
different lunirs I'ifj ,;j<'(!t'y;
Question
6H:
Ihc
phrase "linked to"
in
paragraph
4 is
closest
in
meaning
to
A. satisfied
w
ith
B.
connected
to C.
shared with
D.
related
to
Question
69: All of the
following

are
measures
to
reduce
the
number
of
cars
j-oniing
into town each da\n the
L'S
and
or
Britain
LXCLPT
A.
car
poi>ling/sharingB. traffic lanes
for car
pooling
C.
park-and-ride schemes
I),
free
car
parks
in
the cit\e
Question
70: Ihe

word ""it"
in
the paragraph refers
\o
A.
car
pool
B.
traveling together
C.
dri\g alone
I),
petrol/gas
• .
Read
the
following
passage
on
learning
by
Mazur,
James
E, and
mark
the
letter
A,
B, C or D on
your

answer
sheet
to
indicate
the
correct
answer
to
each
of
the
question
from
71
to
H(K
Learning means acquiring knowledge
or
developing the abilitv
to
perform
new
behaviors.
It is
common
to
think
of
Icarmng
as

something that takes places
in
school,
but
much
of
lumian learning occurs outside
the
classroom,
and
people
continue
to
learn throughout their lives.
; ,
IAcn
before the\r school, voung children learn
to
walk, and
to
use their hands
to
manipulate tens. food, and other objects.
I
hc_\e all
of
their
senses
to
learn about

sights, sounds, ta.stes. and smells
in
their einiiiinments.
Tlic_\n
how to
interact with
their parents. sibling.s. friends,
and
other people important
to
their world. When they
enter school, children learn basic academic subjects such
as
reading, writing,
and
mathematics.
The>
also continue
to
learn
a
great deal outside the classroom.
I'he\n
which behaviors are
likelv
to be
rewarded
and
which
are

likel}
to be
punished.
They
learn social skills
for
interacting with other children. After the> finish school, people
must
learn
to
adapt
to the
manv majiir changes that affect their lives, such
as
getting
married,
raising children, and finding and keeping a job.
Because
learning continues thrtiughout
our
lives and affects almost everything
^e do, the studv
of
learning
is
important
in
manv different fields, leachers need
to
^"idersland

the
best ways
to
educate children. Psvchologists. .social workers,
criminologists,
and
other human-service workers need
to
understand
how
certain
^'^periences change peoples" behaviors, i-jnployers, politicians,
and
advertisers
•^ake use
of
the principles
of
learning
to
infiuence the behaviors
of
workers, voters,
and consumers.
Learning
is
clo.sely related
to
memorv. which
is the

storage
of
information
in
"^e brain. Psvchologists
who
studv inemorv
are
interested
in how
brain stores
'knowledge, where this storage takes place,
and how the
brain later
retrieves
knowledge
when we need it. In contrast, psychologists who study learning are
more interested in behaviors and
iiow
behavior
changes
as a result of a person-
experiences.
There are many forms of learning, ranging
from
simple to complex. Simple
forms
of learning
involve
a single stimulus. A stimulus is anything perceptible to

the
senses,
such as a sight, sound, smell, touch, or
taste.
In a
form
of
learniim
known
as classical
conditioning,
people learn to
associate
two
stimuli
that occur in
sequence,
such as
lightning
followed
by thunder. In operant
conditioning,
people
learn
by
forming
an association between a behavior and its
consequences
(reward
or

punishment). People and animals can also learn by observation - that is, by
watching
others perform behaviors. More complex forms of learning include
learning
languages, concepts, and motor
skills.
(extracted
from
Microsoft
Student 2009 - DVD Version)
Question 71:
According
to the
passage,
which
of the
following
is learning in broad
view
comprised of?
A.
acquisition of social and behavioral
skills
B.
knowledge acquisition and
ability
development
C.
acquisition of academic knowledge
D.

knowledge acquisition outside the classroom
Question 72:
According
to the
passage,
what are the children NOT usually taught
outside the classroom
A.
literacy and education B.
life
skills
C.
interpersonal communication D.
right
from
wrong
Question 73: Getting married, raising children, and
finding
and keeping a job arc
mentioned
in paragraph 2 as examples of
A.
the situations in
which
people can not teach themselves
B.
the
areas
of learning
which

affect people's lives
C.
the
changes
to
v\hich
people have to orient themselves
D.
the ways people's lives are influenced by education
Question 74:
Which
of the
following
can be inferred about the learning
process
from
the
passage?
A.
It is more interesting and effective in school than that in
life.
B.
It
becomes
less
challenging and complicated when people grow older.
C.
It plays a
crucial
part in

improving
the learner's
motivation
in school.
D.
It
takes
place more frequently in real
life
than in academic
institution
i'
Question 75:
According
to the
passage,
the study of learning is important in man)
fields due to
A.
the great influence of the on-going learning
process
B.
the influence of various behaviors in the learning
process
C.
the exploration of the
best
teaching methods
D.
the need for certain experiences in various

areas
iiestion 76: It can be inferred
from
the
passage
that social workers, employers,
politicians
concern themselves
with
the study of learning
because
they need
to
A.
change
the behaviors of the objects of interest towards learning
B.
make the objects of their interest more aware of importance of learning
C.
understand a stimulus relates to the
sences
of the object of their interest
D.
thoroughly understand the behaviors of objects of their interest
Question 77: The
word
" retrieves " in paragraph 4 is closest meaning to
A.
generates
B. recovers C.

creates
D. gains
Question 78:
Which
of the
following
statements
is NOT true according to the
passage?
A.
Psychologists studying memory are concerned
with
how the stored
knowledge
is used ^\(vt^
B.
Psychologists studying memory are concerned
with
the brain's storage of
know
ledge.
C.
Psychologists are all interested in memory as much as behaviors.
D.
Psychologists studying learning are interested in human behaviors. •<
Question 79:
According
to the
passage,
the stimulus in simple forms of

learning
A.
makes associations between behaviors
B.
is created by the
senses
' > Uio !
C.
is associated
with
natural phenomena
D.
bears
relation to perception
Question
HO:
The
passage
mainly
discusses
A
. simple forms of learning
B.
practical examples of learning inside the classroom
C.
application of learning principles to
formal
education
D.
general principles of learning

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