chủ đề ôn thi tiếng anh 4 đại học CÔNG NGHIỆP

TIẾNG ANH 4 – K6
Suggested answers (Topic 1)
1. When did the Fairtrade start? – It started in 1992 in the UK
and in 1988 in the Netherland.
2. How many countries has Fairtrade expanded since 1988?
It has expanded into 17 countries since 1988
3. Who does Fairtrade help?
It helps the poorest people improve their working and
living conditions.
4. Have the Sales of Fairtrade products increased in the last
five years?
Yes, they have. They have increased by 50%.
5. How much more does a Fairtrade product cost?
It is/costs about 10 to 20% more than the average price.
Suggested answers (Topic 2)
1. Where is the Republic of Ghana? – It’s in West Africa.
2. What is its official language?
The official language is English
3. What is the population? – It has the population of 24.2
million
4. What is the total area of Ghana? – 238,535 km2
5. Has the percentage on education improved over the last 10
years? Yes, it has
6. How much percentage of the population does not have
enough to eat ten years ago? – 35%
Suggested answers (Topic 3)
1. How many cups of coffee are consumed each year?
400 million cups of coffee are consumed each year.
2. When was the world’s first coffee house opened? – It was
opened in 1475
3. How long has coffee imported into Europe?

It has been imported into Europe Since 1600
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4. When was the first commercial espresso machine
manufactured?
It was manufactured in 1905
5. How long has instant coffee been drunk?
It has been drunk since 1938
6. Which country is the world’s largest importer of coffee? –
The USA
Suggested questions and answer (Topic 4)
Interviewer: What would you do if you were responsible for
traffic congestion in cities?
Interviewee: If I were responsible for traffic congestion in cities,
I would make people park outside city center, then take the bus.
Interviewer: Why would you make people park outside the city
centre?
Interviewee: Because it is believed that private cars are the main
reason causing traffic congestion in city centre.
Interviewer: What else would you do?
Interviewee: I would charge motorists when they travelled into
the city centre.
Interviewer: How much would you charge them?
Interviewee: I would charge them about 50.000 VND each
motorist.
Interviewer: What more would you do?
Interviewee: I would provide a really good and cheap public
transport system.
Interviewer: How many buses would you provide?

Interviewee: I would provide about 200 buses. I would also
encourage people to use bikes.
Interviewer: Why should people use bikes?
Interviewee: We would have less traffic congestion if people
used bikes for short journeys in city centre.
Interviewer: How about sharing car?
Interviewee: I would encourage people in the same company to
share car.
Interviewer: What would be saved if people shared car?
Interviewee: If people shared car, a lot of petrol would be saved.
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Suggested answers (Topic 5)
Vietnam Airlines: Good morning. Vietnam Airlines.
You: Good morning. I’d like some information about flights
from Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh, on a Saturday morning. Could
you tell me how many flights there are on that day?
Vietnam Airlines: Certainly. Let me check …… there are
four, the first flight at 6.00 and three others at 6.55, 7.55 and
8.55.
You: Can you tell me when the first flight departs and
arrives?
Vietnam Airlines: the 6.00 gets in at 8.00
You: Right. Could you tell me how much the economy class
fare is?
Vietnam Airlines: One moment please, …… it costs
2.890.000VND
You: Do you know if the fare includes airport taxes?
Vietnam Airlines: No, it doesn’t.

You: Right. I’ve got that. Thank you.
Vietnam Airlines: You’re welcome

Suggested answers (Topic 6)
Duncan: Hello, is that James?
James: Yes, speaking.
Duncan: James. This is Duncan. I’m phoning about our
project. Are you free on Monday afternoon or Tuesday
afternoon?
James: Monday afternoon suits me fine.
Duncan: What time would suit you?
James: is 3 p.m in my office ok?
Duncan: Fine. See you on Monday at 3p.m. Bye
James: Bye.

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Suggested answers (Topic 7)
Mark: Good morning. Could I speak to Lara?
Lara: Yes, speaking.
Mark: Lara. It’s Mark. I am celebrating my company’s tenth
anniversary on 16 May. Would you like to come?
Lara: Thank you. I’d be delighted to accept.
Mark: Good. Er…… Lara. Some friends of mine are going to
stay for a few days after the celebration. I’d like to invite you to
stay, too.
Lara: Oh, I’d love to, but I’m afraid I can’t. I’m going to
Australia on 17 May.
Mark: Oh, what a pity. See you on 16th. Bye, Lara.

Lara: Bye.

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