Test 2 second semester

English 12

No: 1

TEST 2- 2nd SEMESTER (2008-2009)

I. Choose the word which is stressed differently from the rest.
1. a) enough
b) swallow
c) subject
2. a) goalie
b) depend
c) advanced
3. a) activity
b) information
c) psychology
4. a) disappearance
b) vulnerable
c) generation
II. Choose the best answer
5. We could apply ……….a loan to buy a car.
a) for
b) to
c) down
6. “Did the medicine make you feel better?” “No, …………….., the worse I feel.”
a) Taking more medicine
c) the more medicine I take
b) More medicine taken
d) When I take more medicine
7. Find the mistake
The more people there are at the party, you’ll have a good time.

A
B
C
D
8. A special present ………by Jane ………Peter ‘s birthday.
a) is being made-of
b) is being made-for
c) is made-to
9. The more manufacturers advertise, …………….. they sell.
a) most products
b) the more products
c) the most products
10. Many childhood diseases which used to be serious or even fatal are now ………
a) prevention
b) preventable
c) prevent
11. The winter is coming, it is getting……………..
a) colder and colder
b) more cold
c) the most cold
12. The goalkeeper can also be ejected if a major foul is committed.
a) sprinted
b) excluded
c) played
13. ………is a sport in which people or teams race against each other in boats with oars.
a) Rowing
b) Water polo
c) Swimming
14. She's great to work for - I really couldn't ask ……….a better boss.
a) down

b) up
c) after
15. Mike is better at …………… . He is not so good as a striker.
a) defend
b) defending
c) defender
d) defensive

d) digest
d) above
d) development
d) conservation
d) off

d) will make-for
d) the products more
d) prevented
d) the more cold
d) advanced
d) Windsurfing
d) for


16. The player was ejected because he committed a foul.
a) despite
b) due to
c) provided
17. The Games impressed enthusiasts with its solidarity, cooperation for peace and development.
a) had a favourable effect on
c) created strong reaction from

b) interested
d) amazed
18. Vietnam was ………..host country of the 22nd SEA Games.
a) a
b) no article
c) the
19. After a tie, there are two overtime periods of three minutes each.
a) draw
b) score
c) penalty
20. I think he has just had time to …………. into the story, not to digest it yet.
a) dip
b) swallow
c) chew
21. Theresa walked past me without saying a word. She ………… me.
a) can’t see
b) can’t have seen
c) can’t have been seen

d) as

d) an
d) goal
d) digest
d) can be seen

III. Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answer
Amnesty International is a world-wide volunteer organization funded entirely by subscriptions and donations. It is
totally independent f any government, political faction, ideology, economic interest or creed. The organization works for
the release of “Prisoners of Conscience”- men, women and children imprisoned anywhere for their beliefs, color, sex,

ethnic origin, language or religion. It also seeks fair and immediate trial for all political prisoners without charge, and
opposes torture and the degrading treatment of prisoners. It is also against the death penalty for all types of crime.
Amnesty works by collecting-information. When it has proof that a person is a "Prisoner of Conscience", that person's
case is handed over to a local group. The local groups are ordinary individuals who believe in Amnesty's work. They send
letters to governments, embassies, leading newspapers and the prisoner's family and friends. They also collect signatures
and raise money to send medicine, food and clothing to the prisoners and their families. These volunteers use their
freedom of speech to win the same freedom for their adopted prisoner. Paradoxically, Amnesty International is an
organization that will only be satisfied when it has become redundant.
26. Amnesty International will go on working until …………..
a) the "Prisoners of Conscience" are redundant
b) it has satisfied all prisoners
c) its work becomes unnecessary
d) many "Prisoners of Conscience" are released from prison
27. The local groups are composed of ………….
a) special people who know the prisoners and their families
b) representatives from governments, embassies, leading newspapers, etc
c) normal people who have the same views as Amnesty International
d) normal people who have special powers and abilities
28. Amnesty gathers information ………….
a) to determine if someone is a "Prisoner of Conscience" b) to win freedom for their prisoners
c) for the "Prisoners of Conscience"
d) to support its local groups
29. Amnesty International is supported ………….
a) by people with left-wing views
b) in part by government assistance
c) political parties
d) by people who give money or subscribe to the organization
30. Who can be referred to as the “Prisoner of Conscience”?
a) Local groups.
b) Anyone who was arrested because of his / her race, gender, or beliefs, etc.

c) All political prisoners.
d) Anyone who get imprisoned.
IV. Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase
What makes a person (31)……….in school or on the job? This question has inspired experts to do study after study. The
answers they offer to this question are rarely the same. Some have the (32)……. that successful people have better work


habits. (33) ……. feel that education is more important. There is one trait successful people seem to have that all experts
agree on, however. Successful people are good readers. Here (34) …. few things you can do to be a successful reader:
- Decide on the objective of the reading. A (35) ……….novel read for enjoyment (36) …. quickly. Reading a chapter in a
textbook, however, takes longer.
- For textbook, the next step is to survey the selection. Read all titles and selection titles. Note any key terms that are
underlined or in dark type. Look (37) ……….. any words that are unfamiliar.
- If there is a summary, read it as well.
- Try (38)……. what you will learn when you read the entire selection. Write down several questions you expect to be
answered.
- Now you are ready to read the selection. (39) ….you read, jot (40)…….. any information that helps answer the questions
you wrote.
- When you finish, ask yourself each question and answer it. Make a genuine effort to give complete answers. It is usually
better to write out your answers. Oral responses do not demand the same careful thinking
31. a) success
b) successful
c) successfully
d) succeeded
32. a) impress
b) impressed
c) impressive
d) impression
33. a) Others
b) Another

c) Other
d) Few
34. a) is
b) are
c) were
d) was
35. a) popular
b) interesting
c) difficult
d) boring
36. a) can be cover
b) can be covered
c) can covered
d) can cover
37. a) at
b) out
c) up
d) into
38. a) to anticipated
b) to anticipate
c) anticipate
d) anticipating
39. a) Since
b) Because
c) As
d) Due to
40. a) in
b) down
c) on
d) up

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English 12

TEST 2- 2nd SEMESTER (2008-2009)

No: 2

I. Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase
What makes a person (1)……….in school or on the job? This question has inspired experts to do study after study. The
answers they offer to this question are rarely the same. Some have the (2)……. that successful people have better work
habits. (3) ……. feel that education is more important. There is one trait successful people seem to have that all experts
agree on, however. Successful people are good readers. Here (4) …. few things you can do to be a successful reader:
- Decide on the objective of the reading. A (5) ……….novel read for enjoyment (6) …. quickly. Reading a chapter in a
textbook, however, takes longer.
- For textbook, the next step is to survey the selection. Read all titles and selection titles. Note any key terms that are
underlined or in dark type. Look (7) ……….. any words that are unfamiliar.
- If there is a summary, read it as well.
- Try (8)……. what you will learn when you read the entire selection. Write down several questions you expect to be
answered.
- Now you are ready to read the selection. (9) ….you read, jot (10)…….. any information that helps answer the questions
you wrote.
- When you finish, ask yourself each question and answer it. Make a genuine effort to give complete answers. It is usually
better to write out your answers. Oral responses do not demand the same careful thinking
1. a) success
b) successful
c) succeeded
d) successfully
2. a) impress

b) impression
c) impressive
d) impressed
3. a) Others
b) Other
c) Another
d) Few
4. a) are
b) was
c) is
d) were
5. a) difficult
b) interesting
c) popular
d) boring
6. a) can be covered
b) can be cover
c) can covered
d) can cover
7. a) up
b) at
c) out
d) into
8. a) to anticipated
b) to anticipate
c) anticipate
d) anticipating
9. a) As
b) Due to
c) Since

d) Because
10. a) down
b) in
c) on
d) up
II. Choose the word which is stressed differently from the rest.


11. a) depend
b) goalie
c) above
d) advanced
12. a) development
b) information
c) activity
d) psychology
13. a) disappearance
b) generation
c) conservation
d) vulnerable
14. a) digest
b) swallow
c) enough
d) subject
III. Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answer
Amnesty International is a world-wide volunteer organization funded entirely by subscriptions and donations. It is
totally independent f any government, political faction, ideology, economic interest or creed.
The organization works for the release of “Prisoners of Conscience”- men, women and children imprisoned anywhere for
their beliefs, color, sex, ethnic origin, language or religion. It also seeks fair and immediate trial for all political prisoners
without charge, and opposes torture and the degrading treatment of prisoners. It is also against the death penalty for all

types of crime.
Amnesty works by collecting-information. When it has proof that a person is a "Prisoner of Conscience", that person's
case is handed over to a local group. The local groups are ordinary individuals who believe in Amnesty's work. They send
letters to governments, embassies, leading newspapers and the prisoner's family and friends. They also collect signatures
and raise money to send medicine, food and clothing to the prisoners and their families. These volunteers use their
freedom of speech to win the same freedom for their adopted prisoner.
Paradoxically, Amnesty International is an organization that will only be satisfied when it has become redundant.
15. Amnesty International will go on working until………….
a) the "Prisoners of Conscience" are redundant
c) it has satisfied all prisoners
b) many "Prisoners of Conscience" are released from prison
d) its work becomes unnecessary
16. The local groups are composed of ………….
a) special people who know the prisoners and their families
b) representatives from governments, embassies, leading newspapers, etc
c) normal people who have the same views as Amnesty International
d) normal people who have special powers and abilities
17. Amnesty gathers information ………….
a) to determine if someone is a "Prisoner of Conscience"
c) for the "Prisoners of Conscience"
b) to win freedom for their prisoners
d) to support its local groups
18. Amnesty International is supported ………….
a) by people with left-wing views
c) in part by government assistance
b) by people who give money or subscribe to the organization d) political parties
19. Who can be referred to as the “Prisoner of Conscience”?
a) Local groups.
b) Anyone who was arrested because of his / her race, gender, or beliefs, etc.
c) All political prisoners.

d) Anyone who get imprisoned.
IV. Choose the best answer
20. I think he has just had time to …………. into the story, not to digest it yet.
a) dip
b) swallow
c) chew
d) digest
21. Theresa walked past me without saying a word. She ………… me.
a) can’t see
b) can’t have seen
c) can’t have been seen
d) can be seen
22. The fire ………….by lightning.
a) must be causing
b) must cause
c) must have been caused
d) must have caused
23. Take …………your shoes. The room has just been cleaned.
a) after
b) at
c) off
d) up
24. Those letters …………now. You can do the typing later.
a) need typing
b) need to type
c) needn’t be typed
d) needn’t typing
25. We could apply ……….a loan to buy a car.
a) for
b) to

c) down
d) off
26. “Did the medicine make you feel better?” “No, …………….., the worse I feel.”
a) Taking more medicine
c) the more medicine I take
b) More medicine taken
d) When I take more medicine
27. Find the mistake
The more people there are at the party, you’ll have a good time.
A
B
C
D
28. A special present ………by Jane ………Peter ‘s birthday.
a) is being made-of
b) is being made-for
c) is made-to
d) will make-for


29. The more manufacturers advertise, …………….. they sell.
a) most products
b) the more products
c) the most products
30. Many childhood diseases which used to be serious or even fatal are now ………
a) prevention
b) preventable
c) prevent
31. The winter is coming, it is getting……………..
a) colder and colder

b) more cold
c) the most cold
32. The goalkeeper can also be ejected if a major foul is committed.
a) sprinted
b) excluded
c) played
33. ………is a sport in which people or teams race against each other in boats with oars.
a) Rowing
b) Water polo
c) Swimming
34. She's great to work for - I really couldn't ask ……….a better boss.
a) down
b) up
c) after
35. Mike is better at …………… . He is not so good as a striker.
a) defend
b) defending
c) defender
36. The player was ejected because he committed a foul.
a) despite
b) due to
c) provided
37. The Games impressed enthusiasts with its solidarity, cooperation for peace and development.
a) had a favourable effect on
c) created strong reaction from
b) interested
d) amazed
38. Vietnam was ………..host country of the 22nd SEA Games.
a) a
b) no article

c) the
39. After a tie, there are two overtime periods of three minutes each.
a) draw
b) score
c) penalty
40. If you don’t know the meaning, just look ……it in a dictionary.
a) at
b) off
c) in

d) the products more
d) prevented
d) the more cold
d) advanced
d) Windsurfing
d) for
d) defensive
d) as

d) an
d) goal
d) up

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English 12

TEST 2- 2nd SEMESTER (2008-2009)

No: 3

I. Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answer
Amnesty International is a world-wide volunteer organization funded entirely by subscriptions and donations. It is
totally independent f any government, political faction, ideology, economic interest or creed.
The organization works for the release of “Prisoners of Conscience”- men, women and children imprisoned anywhere for
their beliefs, color, sex, ethnic origin, language or religion. It also seeks fair and immediate trial for all political prisoners
without charge, and opposes torture and the degrading treatment of prisoners. It is also against the death penalty for all
types of crime.
Amnesty works by collecting-information. When it has proof that a person is a "Prisoner of Conscience", that person's
case is handed over to a local group. The local groups are ordinary individuals who believe in Amnesty's work. They send
letters to governments, embassies, leading newspapers and the prisoner's family and friends. They also collect signatures
and raise money to send medicine, food and clothing to the prisoners and their families. These volunteers use their
freedom of speech to win the same freedom for their adopted prisoner.
Paradoxically, Amnesty International is an organization that will only be satisfied when it has become redundant.
1. Who can be referred to as the “Prisoner of Conscience”?
a) Local groups.
b) Anyone who was arrested because of his / her race, gender, or beliefs, etc.
c) Anyone who get imprisoned.
d) All political prisoners.
2. Amnesty gathers information ………
a) for the "Prisoners of Conscience"
c) to support its local groups
b) to win freedom for their prisoners
d) to determine if someone is a "Prisoner of Conscience"
3. Amnesty International will go on working until ………
a) many "Prisoners of Conscience" are released from prison
c) its work becomes unnecessary
b) the "Prisoners of Conscience" are redundant
d) it has satisfied all prisoners
4. Amnesty International is supported ………
a) by people with left-wing views

c) in part by government assistance
b) by people who give money or subscribe to the organization d) political parties
5. The local groups are composed of ………


a) representatives from governments, embassies, leading newspapers, etc
b) normal people who have special powers and abilities
c) normal people who have the same views as Amnesty International
d) special people who know the prisoners and their families
II. Choose the word which is stressed differently from the rest.
6. a) goalie
b) advanced
c) above
7. a) generation
b) disappearance
c) vulnerable
8. a) information
b) development
c) psychology
9. a) digest
b) swallow
c) enough
III. Choose the best answer
10. Theresa walked past me without saying a word. She ………… me.
a) can’t have been seen
b) can’t see
c) can be seen
11. I think he has just had time to …………. into the story, not to digest it yet.
a) dip
b) swallow

c) digest
12. The player was ejected because he committed a foul.
a) despite
b) due to
c) provided
13. Take …………your shoes. The room has just been cleaned.
a) at
b) up
c) after
14. Vietnam was ………..host country of the 22nd SEA Games.
a) a
b) an
c) the
15. A special present ………by Jane ………Peter ‘s birthday.
a) is being made-for
b) will make-for
c) is made-to
16. The goalkeeper can also be ejected if a major foul is committed.
a) advanced
b) excluded
c) played
17. Many childhood diseases which used to be serious or even fatal are now ………
a) preventable
b) prevented
c) prevention
18. Mike is better at …………… . He is not so good as a striker.
a) defend
b) defending
c) defensive
19. The more manufacturers advertise, …………….. they sell.

a) the products more
b) most products
c) the more products
20. “Did the medicine make you feel better?”- “No, …………….., the worse I feel.”
a) More medicine taken
c) Taking more medicine
b) When I take more medicine
d) the more medicine I take
21. The fire ………….by lightning.
a) must be causing
c) must have been caused
b) must cause
d) must have caused
22. Find the mistake
The more people there are at the party, you’ll have a good time.
A
B
C
D
23. Those letters …………now. You can do the typing later.
a) needn’t typing
b) needn’t be typed
c) need to type
24. After a tie, there are two overtime periods of three minutes each.
a) goal
b) score
c) penalty
25. If you don’t know the meaning, just look ……it in a dictionary.
a) up
b) off

c) in
26. ………is a sport in which people or teams race against each other in boats with oars.
a) Swimming
b) Water polo
c) Windsurfing
27. The winter is coming, it is getting……………..
a) the most cold
b) more cold
c) the more cold
28. We could apply ……….a loan to buy a car.
a) down
b) to
c) off
29. The Games impressed enthusiasts with its solidarity, cooperation for peace and development.
a) amazed
c) interested
b) had a favourable effect on
d) created strong reaction from
30. She's great to work for - I really couldn't ask ……….a better boss.
a) after
b) up
c) for
IV. Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase

d) depend
d) conservation
d) activity
d) subject
d) can’t have seen
d) chew

d) as
d) off
d) no article
d) is being made-of
d) sprinted
d) prevent
d) defender
d) the most products

d) need typing
d) draw
d) at
d) Rowing
d) colder and colder
d) for

d) down


What makes a person (31)……….in school or on the job? This question has inspired experts to do study after study. The
answers they offer to this question are rarely the same. Some have the (32)……. that successful people have better work
habits. (33) ……. feel that education is more important. There is one trait successful people seem to have that all experts
agree on, however. Successful people are good readers. Here (34) …. few things you can do to be a successful reader:
- Decide on the objective of the reading. A (35) ……….novel read for enjoyment (36) …. quickly. Reading a chapter in a
textbook, however, takes longer.
- For textbook, the next step is to survey the selection. Read all titles and selection titles. Note any key terms that are
underlined or in dark type. Look (37) ……….. any words that are unfamiliar.
- If there is a summary, read it as well.
- Try (38)……. what you will learn when you read the entire selection. Write down several questions you expect to be
answered.

- Now you are ready to read the selection. (39) ….you read, jot (40)…….. any information that helps answer the questions
you wrote.
- When you finish, ask yourself each question and answer it. Make a genuine effort to give complete answers. It is usually
better to write out your answers. Oral responses do not demand the same careful thinking
31. a) successful
b) succeeded
c) success
d) successfully
32. a) impress
b) impressive
c) impression
d) impressed
33. a) Another
b) Others
c) Other
d) Few
34. a) were
b) are
c) was
d) is
35. a) interesting
b) popular
c) boring
d) difficult
36. a) can be cover
b) can covered
c) can be covered
d) can cover
37. a) out
b) at

c) up
d) into
38. a) anticipating
b) anticipate
c) to anticipate
d) to anticipated
39. a) As
b) Since
c) Due to
d) Because
40. a) down
b) on
c) in
d) up

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English 12

No: 4

TEST 2- 2nd SEMESTER (2008-2009)

I. Choose the best answer
1. The fire ………….by lightning.
a) must have caused
c) must cause
b) must be causing
d) must have been caused
2. Those letters …………now. You can do the typing later.
a) needn’t be typed

b) need typing
c) needn’t typing
3. If you don’t know the meaning, just look ……it in a dictionary.
a) up
b) in
c) off
4. The winter is coming, it is getting……………..
a) the most cold
b) the more cold
c) more cold
5. The Games impressed enthusiasts with its solidarity, cooperation for peace and development.
a) had a favourable effect on
c) interested
b) amazed
d) created strong reaction from
6. The player was ejected because he committed a foul.
a) provided
b) despite
c) as
7. “Did the medicine make you feel better?”- “No, …………….., the worse I feel.”
a) When I take more medicine
c) More medicine taken
b) the more medicine I take
d) Taking more medicine
8. ………is a sport in which people or teams race against each other in boats with oars.
a) Windsurfing
b) Rowing
c) Water polo
9. Many childhood diseases which used to be serious or even fatal are now ………
a) prevented

b) preventable
c) prevent
10. I think he has just had time to …………. into the story, not to digest it yet.
a) digest
b) swallow
c) dip
11. Theresa walked past me without saying a word. She ………… me.
a) can’t have seen
b) can’t see
c) can be seen
12. Mike is better at …………… . He is not so good as a striker.
a) defend
b) defending
c) defensive

d) need to type
d) at
d) colder and colder

d) due to

d) Swimming
d) prevention
d) chew
d) can’t have been seen
d) defender


a) up
13. She's great to work for - I reallyfor

b) couldn't ask ……….a better boss.
c) down
d) after
14. Vietnam was ………..host country of the 22nd SEA Games.
a) the
b) an
c) a
d) no article
15. After a tie, there are two overtime periods of three minutes each.
a) score
b) penalty
c) goal
d) draw
16. The more manufacturers advertise, …………….. they sell.
a) most products
b) the most products
c) the products more
d) the more products
17. Find the mistake
The more people there are at the party, you’ll have a good time.
A
B
C
D
18. A special present ………by Jane ………Peter ‘s birthday.
a) will make-for
b) is being made-for
c) is being made-of
d) is made-to
19. The goalkeeper can also be ejected if a major foul is committed.

a) sprinted
b) played
c) advanced
d) excluded
20. Take …………your shoes. The room has just been cleaned.
a) at
b) after
c) off
d) up
21. We could apply ……….a loan to buy a car.
a) to
b) for
c) off
d) down
II. Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answer
Amnesty International is a world-wide volunteer organization funded entirely by subscriptions and donations. It is
totally independent f any government, political faction, ideology, economic interest or creed.
The organization works for the release of “Prisoners of Conscience”- men, women and children imprisoned anywhere for
their beliefs, color, sex, ethnic origin, language or religion. It also seeks fair and immediate trial for all political prisoners
without charge, and opposes torture and the degrading treatment of prisoners. It is also against the death penalty for all
types of crime.
Amnesty works by collecting-information. When it has proof that a person is a "Prisoner of Conscience", that person's
case is handed over to a local group. The local groups are ordinary individuals who believe in Amnesty's work. They send
letters to governments, embassies, leading newspapers and the prisoner's family and friends. They also collect signatures
and raise money to send medicine, food and clothing to the prisoners and their families. These volunteers use their
freedom of speech to win the same freedom for their adopted prisoner.
Paradoxically, Amnesty International is an organization that will only be satisfied when it has become redundant.
22. Who can be referred to as the “Prisoner of Conscience”?
a) Anyone who was arrested because of his / her race, gender, or beliefs, etc.
b) All political prisoners.

c) Local groups.
d) Anyone who get imprisoned.
23. Amnesty gathers information ……………..
a) to determine if someone is a "Prisoner of Conscience"
c) to win freedom for their prisoners
b) for the "Prisoners of Conscience"
d) to support its local groups
24. Amnesty International will go on working until ……………..
a) its work becomes unnecessary
c) the "Prisoners of Conscience" are redundant
b) many "Prisoners of Conscience" are released from prison
d) it has satisfied all prisoners
25. Amnesty International is supported ……………..
a) by people who give money or subscribe to the organization c) political parties
b) in part by government assistance
d) by people with left-wing views
26. The local groups are composed of ……………..
a) normal people who have the same views as Amnesty International
b) representatives from governments, embassies, leading newspapers, etc
c) normal people who have special powers and abilities
d) special people who know the prisoners and their families
III. Choose the word which is stressed differently from the rest.
27. a) conservation
b) disappearance
c) vulnerable
d) generation
28. a) development
b) information
c) activity
d) psychology

29. a) goalie
b) advanced
c) above
d) depend
30. a) digest
b) subject
c) swallow
d) enough
IV. Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase


What makes a person (31)……….in school or on the job? This question has inspired experts to do study after study. The
answers they offer to this question are rarely the same. Some have the (32)……. that successful people have better work
habits. (33) ……. feel that education is more important. There is one trait successful people seem to have that all experts
agree on, however. Successful people are good readers. Here (34) …. few things you can do to be a successful reader:
- Decide on the objective of the reading. A (35) ……….novel read for enjoyment (36) …. quickly. Reading a chapter in a
textbook, however, takes longer.
- For textbook, the next step is to survey the selection. Read all titles and selection titles. Note any key terms that are
underlined or in dark type. Look (37) ……….. any words that are unfamiliar.
- If there is a summary, read it as well.
- Try (38)……. what you will learn when you read the entire selection. Write down several questions you expect to be
answered.
- Now you are ready to read the selection. (39) ….you read, jot (40)…….. any information that helps answer the questions
you wrote.
- When you finish, ask yourself each question and answer it. Make a genuine effort to give complete answers. It is usually
better to write out your answers. Oral responses do not demand the same careful thinking
31. a) succeeded
b) success
c) successful
d) successfully

32. a) impressive
b) impress
c) impressed
d) impression
33. a) Other
b) Few
c) Others
d) Another
34. a) are
b) were
c) is
d) was
35. a) popular
b) interesting
c) boring
d) difficult
36. a) can be cover
b) can cover
c) can covered
d) can be covered
37. a) at
b) out
c) into
d) up
38. a) to anticipate
b) anticipate
c) anticipating
d) to anticipated
39.a) Due to
b) Since

c) Because
d) As
40. a) up
b) in
c) on
d) down

Đề 4 trang 2
English 12

No: 5

TEST 2- 2nd SEMESTER (2008-2009)

I. Choose the word which is stressed differently from the rest.
1. a) enough
b) swallow
c) digest
2. a) goalie
b) depend
c) advanced
3. a) activity
b) information
c) psychology
4. a) vulnerable
b) disappearance
c) generation
II. Choose the best answer
5. Mike is better at …………… . He is not so good as a striker.
a) defend

b) defending
c) defender
6. The player was ejected because he committed a foul.
a) despite
b) due to
c) provided
7. The Games impressed enthusiasts with its solidarity, cooperation for peace and development.
a) had a favourable effect on
c) created strong reaction from
b) interested
d) amazed
8. Vietnam was ………..host country of the 22nd SEA Games.
a) a
b) no article
c) the
9. After a tie, there are two overtime periods of three minutes each.
a) draw
b) score
c) penalty
10. I think he has just had time to …………. into the story, not to digest it yet.
a) dip
b) swallow
c) chew
11. Theresa walked past me without saying a word. She ………… me.
a) can’t see
b) can’t have seen
c) can’t have been seen
12. The fire ………….by lightning.
a) must be causing
c) must have caused

b) must cause
d) must have been caused
13. If you don’t know the meaning, just look ……it in a dictionary.
a) at
b) off
c) in
14. Those letters …………now. You can do the typing later.
a) need typing
b) need to type
c) needn’t be typed

d) subject
d) above
d) development
d) conservation
d) defensive
d) as

d) an
d) goal
d) digest
d) can be seen

d) up
d) needn’t typing


15. Take …………your shoes. The room has just been cleaned.
a) after
b) at

c) off
d) up
16. We could apply ……….a loan to buy a car.
a) for
b) to
c) down
d) off
17. “Did the medicine make you feel better?” “No, …………….., the worse I feel.”
a) Taking more medicine
c) the more medicine I take
b) More medicine taken
d) When I take more medicine
18. Find the mistake
The more people there are at the party, you’ll have a good time.
A
B
C
D
19. A special present ………by Jane ………Peter ‘s birthday.
a) is being made-of
b) is being made-for
c) is made-to
d) will make-for
20. The more manufacturers advertise, …………….. they sell.
a) most products
b) the more products
c) the most products
d) the products more
21. Many childhood diseases which used to be serious or even fatal are now ………
a) prevention

b) preventable
c) prevent
d) prevented
22. The winter is coming, it is getting……………..
a) colder and colder
b) more cold
c) the most cold
d) the more cold
23. The goalkeeper can also be ejected if a major foul is committed.
a) sprinted
b) excluded
c) played
d) advanced
24. ………is a sport in which people or teams race against each other in boats with oars.
a) Rowing
b) Water polo
c) Swimming
d) Windsurfing
25. She's great to work for - I really couldn't ask ……….a better boss.
a) down
b) up
c) after
d) for
III. Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answer
Amnesty International is a world-wide volunteer organization funded entirely by subscriptions and donations. It is
totally independent f any government, political faction, ideology, economic interest or creed. The organization works for
the release of “Prisoners of Conscience”- men, women and children imprisoned anywhere for their beliefs, color, sex,
ethnic origin, language or religion. It also seeks fair and immediate trial for all political prisoners without charge, and
opposes torture and the degrading treatment of prisoners. It is also against the death penalty for all types of crime.
Amnesty works by collecting-information. When it has proof that a person is a "Prisoner of Conscience", that person's

case is handed over to a local group. The local groups are ordinary individuals who believe in Amnesty's work. They send
letters to governments, embassies, leading newspapers and the prisoner's family and friends. They also collect signatures
and raise money to send medicine, food and clothing to the prisoners and their families. These volunteers use their
freedom of speech to win the same freedom for their adopted prisoner. Paradoxically, Amnesty International is an
organization that will only be satisfied when it has become redundant.
26. Amnesty International will go on working until …………..
a) the "Prisoners of Conscience" are redundant
b) it has satisfied all prisoners
c) its work becomes unnecessary
d) many "Prisoners of Conscience" are released from prison
27. The local groups are composed of ………….
a) special people who know the prisoners and their families
b) representatives from governments, embassies, leading newspapers, etc
c) normal people who have the same views as Amnesty International
d) normal people who have special powers and abilities
28. Amnesty gathers information ………….
a) to determine if someone is a "Prisoner of Conscience" b) to win freedom for their prisoners
c) for the "Prisoners of Conscience"
d) to support its local groups
29. Amnesty International is supported ………….
a) by people with left-wing views
b) in part by government assistance
c) political parties
d) by people who give money or subscribe to the organization
30. Who can be referred to as the “Prisoner of Conscience”?
a) Local groups.
b) Anyone who was arrested because of his / her race, gender, or beliefs, etc.
c) All political prisoners.
d) Anyone who get imprisoned.
IV. Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase

What makes a person (31)……….in school or on the job? This question has inspired experts to do study after study. The
answers they offer to this question are rarely the same. Some have the (32)……. that successful people have better work
habits. (33) ……. feel that education is more important. There is one trait successful people seem to have that all experts
agree on, however. Successful people are good readers. Here (34) …. few things you can do to be a successful reader:
- Decide on the objective of the reading. A (35) ……….novel read for enjoyment (36) …. quickly. Reading a chapter in a
textbook, however, takes longer.
- For textbook, the next step is to survey the selection. Read all titles and selection titles. Note any key terms that are
underlined or in dark type. Look (37) ……….. any words that are unfamiliar.
- If there is a summary, read it as well.
- Try (38)……. what you will learn when you read the entire selection. Write down several questions you expect to be
answered.
- Now you are ready to read the selection. (39) ….you read, jot (40)…….. any information that helps answer the questions
you wrote.
- When you finish, ask yourself each question and answer it. Make a genuine effort to give complete answers. It is usually
better to write out your answers. Oral responses do not demand the same careful thinking
31. a) successful
b) success
c) successfully
d) succeeded
32. a) impressed
b) impress
c) impressive
d) impression
33. a) Others
b) Another
c) Other
d) Few
34. a) is

b) are
c) were
d) was
35. a) popular
b) interesting
c) difficult
d) boring
36. a) can be cover
b) can be covered
c) can covered
d) can cover
37. a) at
b) out
c) up
d) into
38. a) to anticipated
b) to anticipate
c) anticipate
d) anticipating
39. a) Since
b) Because
c) As
d) Due to
40. a) in
b) down
c) on
d) up

Đề 5 trang 2
English 12

TEST 2- 2nd SEMESTER (2008-2009)

No: 6

I. Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase
What makes a person (1)……….in school or on the job? This question has inspired experts to do study after study. The
answers they offer to this question are rarely the same. Some have the (2)……. that successful people have better work
habits. (3) ……. feel that education is more important. There is one trait successful people seem to have that all experts
agree on, however. Successful people are good readers. Here (4) …. few things you can do to be a successful reader:
- Decide on the objective of the reading. A (5) ……….novel read for enjoyment (6) …. quickly. Reading a chapter in a
textbook, however, takes longer.
- For textbook, the next step is to survey the selection. Read all titles and selection titles. Note any key terms that are
underlined or in dark type. Look (7) ……….. any words that are unfamiliar.
- If there is a summary, read it as well.
- Try (8)……. what you will learn when you read the entire selection. Write down several questions you expect to be
answered.
- Now you are ready to read the selection. (9) ….you read, jot (10)…….. any information that helps answer the questions
you wrote.
- When you finish, ask yourself each question and answer it. Make a genuine effort to give complete answers. It is usually
better to write out your answers. Oral responses do not demand the same careful thinking
1. a) success
b) successfully
c) succeeded
d) successful
2. a) impression
b) impress
c) impressive
d) impressed
3. a) Other

b) Others
c) Another
d) Few
4. a) are
b) was
c) is
d) were
5. a) difficult
b) interesting
c) popular
d) boring
6. a) can be covered
b) can be cover
c) can covered
d) can cover
7. a) up
b) at
c) out
d) into
8. a) to anticipated
b) to anticipate
c) anticipate
d) anticipating
9. a) As
b) Due to
c) Since
d) Because
10. a) down
b) in
c) on

d) up


II. Choose the word which is stressed differently from the rest.
11. a) depend
b) goalie
c) above
d) advanced
12. a) information
b) development
c) activity
d) psychology
13. a) disappearance
b) generation
c) conservation
d) vulnerable
14. a) digest
b) swallow
c) enough
d) subject
III. Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answer
Amnesty International is a world-wide volunteer organization funded entirely by subscriptions and donations. It is
totally independent f any government, political faction, ideology, economic interest or creed.
The organization works for the release of “Prisoners of Conscience”- men, women and children imprisoned anywhere for
their beliefs, color, sex, ethnic origin, language or religion. It also seeks fair and immediate trial for all political prisoners
without charge, and opposes torture and the degrading treatment of prisoners. It is also against the death penalty for all
types of crime.
Amnesty works by collecting-information. When it has proof that a person is a "Prisoner of Conscience", that person's
case is handed over to a local group. The local groups are ordinary individuals who believe in Amnesty's work. They send
letters to governments, embassies, leading newspapers and the prisoner's family and friends. They also collect signatures

and raise money to send medicine, food and clothing to the prisoners and their families. These volunteers use their
freedom of speech to win the same freedom for their adopted prisoner.
Paradoxically, Amnesty International is an organization that will only be satisfied when it has become redundant.
15. Amnesty International will go on working until………….
a) the "Prisoners of Conscience" are redundant
c) it has satisfied all prisoners
b) many "Prisoners of Conscience" are released from prison
d) its work becomes unnecessary
16. The local groups are composed of ………….
a) special people who know the prisoners and their families
b) normal people who have special powers and abilities
c) representatives from governments, embassies, leading newspapers, etc
d) normal people who have the same views as Amnesty International
17. Amnesty gathers information ………….
a) to determine if someone is a "Prisoner of Conscience"
c) for the "Prisoners of Conscience"
b) to win freedom for their prisoners
d) to support its local groups
18. Amnesty International is supported ………….
a) by people with left-wing views
c) in part by government assistance
b) by people who give money or subscribe to the organization d) political parties
19. Who can be referred to as the “Prisoner of Conscience”?
a) Local groups.
b) Anyone who was arrested because of his / her race, gender, or beliefs, etc.
c) All political prisoners.
d) Anyone who get imprisoned.
IV. Choose the best answer
20. Many childhood diseases which used to be serious or even fatal are now ………
a) prevention

b) preventable
c) prevent
d) prevented
21. The winter is coming, it is getting……………..
a) colder and colder
b) more cold
c) the most cold
d) the more cold
22. The goalkeeper can also be ejected if a major foul is committed.
a) sprinted
b) excluded
c) played
d) advanced
23. ………is a sport in which people or teams race against each other in boats with oars.
a) Rowing
b) Water polo
c) Swimming
d) Windsurfing
24. She's great to work for - I really couldn't ask ……….a better boss.
a) down
b) up
c) after
d) for
25. Mike is better at …………… . He is not so good as a striker.
a) defend
b) defending
c) defender
d) defensive
26. The player was ejected because he committed a foul.
a) despite

b) due to
c) provided
d) as
27. The Games impressed enthusiasts with its solidarity, cooperation for peace and development.
a) had a favourable effect on
c) created strong reaction from
b) interested
d) amazed
28. Vietnam was ………..host country of the 22nd SEA Games.
a) a
b) no article
c) the
d) an


a) draw
29. After a tie, there are two overtime periods of three minutes each.penalty
b) score
c)
30. If you don’t know the meaning, just look ……it in a dictionary.
a) at
b) off
c) in
31. Theresa walked past me without saying a word. She ………… me.
a) can’t see
b) can’t have seen
c) can’t have been seen
32. The fire ………….by lightning.
a) must be causing
b) must cause

c) must have been caused
33. Take …………your shoes. The room has just been cleaned.
a) after
b) at
c) off
34. Those letters …………now. You can do the typing later.
a) need typing
b) need to type
c) needn’t be typed
35. We could apply ……….a loan to buy a car.
a) for
b) to
c) down
36. “Did the medicine make you feel better?” “No, …………….., the worse I feel.”
a) Taking more medicine
c) the more medicine I take
b) More medicine taken
d) When I take more medicine
37. Find the mistake
The more people there are at the party, you’ll have a good time.
A
B
C
D
38. A special present ………by Jane ………Peter ‘s birthday.
a) is being made-of
b) is being made-for
c) is made-to
39. The more manufacturers advertise, …………….. they sell.
a) most products

b) the more products
c) the most products
40. I think he has just had time to …………. into the story, not to digest it yet.
a) dip
b) swallow
c) chew

d) goal
d) up
d) can be seen
d) must have caused
d) up
d) needn’t typing
d) off

d) will make-for
d) the products more
d) digest

Đề 6 trang 2
English 12

TEST 2- 2nd SEMESTER (2008-2009)

No: 7

I. Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answer
Amnesty International is a world-wide volunteer organization funded entirely by subscriptions and donations. It is
totally independent f any government, political faction, ideology, economic interest or creed.
The organization works for the release of “Prisoners of Conscience”- men, women and children imprisoned anywhere for

their beliefs, color, sex, ethnic origin, language or religion. It also seeks fair and immediate trial for all political prisoners
without charge, and opposes torture and the degrading treatment of prisoners. It is also against the death penalty for all
types of crime.
Amnesty works by collecting-information. When it has proof that a person is a "Prisoner of Conscience", that person's
case is handed over to a local group. The local groups are ordinary individuals who believe in Amnesty's work. They send
letters to governments, embassies, leading newspapers and the prisoner's family and friends. They also collect signatures
and raise money to send medicine, food and clothing to the prisoners and their families. These volunteers use their
freedom of speech to win the same freedom for their adopted prisoner.
Paradoxically, Amnesty International is an organization that will only be satisfied when it has become redundant.
1. Who can be referred to as the “Prisoner of Conscience”?
a) Local groups.
b) Anyone who was arrested because of his / her race, gender, or beliefs, etc.
c) Anyone who get imprisoned.
d) All political prisoners.
2. Amnesty gathers information ………
a) to support its local groups
c) for the "Prisoners of Conscience"
b) to win freedom for their prisoners
d) to determine if someone is a "Prisoner of Conscience"
3. Amnesty International will go on working until ………
a) many "Prisoners of Conscience" are released from prison
c) its work becomes unnecessary
b) the "Prisoners of Conscience" are redundant
d) it has satisfied all prisoners
4. Amnesty International is supported ………
a) by people with left-wing views
c) in part by government assistance
b) by people who give money or subscribe to the organization d) political parties
5. The local groups are composed of ………

a) representatives from governments, embassies, leading newspapers, etc
b) normal people who have special powers and abilities
c) normal people who have the same views as Amnesty International
d) special people who know the prisoners and their families
II. Choose the best answer
6. ………is a sport in which people or teams race against each other in boats with oars.
a) Swimming
b) Water polo
c) Windsurfing
7. The winter is coming, it is getting……………..
a) the most cold
b) more cold
c) the more cold
8. We could apply ……….a loan to buy a car.
a) down
b) to
c) off
9. The Games impressed enthusiasts with its solidarity, cooperation for peace and development.
a) amazed
c) interested
b) had a favourable effect on
d) created strong reaction from
10. Theresa walked past me without saying a word. She ………… me.
a) can’t have been seen
b) can’t see
c) can be seen
11. I think he has just had time to …………. into the story, not to digest it yet.
a) dip
b) swallow

c) digest
12. The player was ejected because he committed a foul.
a) despite
b) due to
c) provided
d) as

d) Rowing
d) colder and colder
d) for

d) can’t have seen
d) chew


13. Take …………your shoes. The room has just been cleaned.
a) at
b) up
c) after
14. Vietnam was ………..host country of the 22nd SEA Games.
a) a
b) an
c) the
15. A special present ………by Jane ………Peter ‘s birthday.
a) is being made-for
b) will make-for
c) is made-to
16. The goalkeeper can also be ejected if a major foul is committed.
a) advanced
b) excluded

c) played
17. Many childhood diseases which used to be serious or even fatal are now ………
a) preventable
b) prevented
c) prevention
18. Mike is better at …………… . He is not so good as a striker.
a) defend
b) defending
c) defensive
19. The more manufacturers advertise, …………….. they sell.
a) the products more
b) most products
c) the more products

d) off
d) no article
d) is being made-of
d) sprinted
d) prevent
d) defender
d) the most products

22. Find the mistake
The more people there are at the party, you’ll have a good time.
A
B
C
D
23. Those letters …………now. You can do the typing later.
a) needn’t typing

b) needn’t be typed
c) need to type
d) need typing
24. After a tie, there are two overtime periods of three minutes each.
a) goal
b) score
c) penalty
d) draw
25. If you don’t know the meaning, just look ……it in a dictionary.
a) up
b) off
c) in
d) at
26. She's great to work for - I really couldn't ask ……….a better boss.
a) after
b) up
c) for
d) down
III. Choose the word which is stressed differently from the rest.
27. a) goalie
b) advanced
c) above
d) depend
28. a) generation
b) disappearance
c) vulnerable
d) conservation
29. a) information
b) development
c) psychology

d) activity
30. a) digest
b) swallow
c) enough
d) subject
IV. Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase
What makes a person (31)……….in school or on the job? This question has inspired experts to do study after study. The
answers they offer to this question are rarely the same. Some have the (32)……. that successful people have better work
habits. (33) ……. feel that education is more important. There is one trait successful people seem to have that all experts
agree on, however. Successful people are good readers. Here (34) …. few things you can do to be a successful reader:
- Decide on the objective of the reading. A (35) ……….novel read for enjoyment (36) …. quickly. Reading a chapter in a
textbook, however, takes longer.
- For textbook, the next step is to survey the selection. Read all titles and selection titles. Note any key terms that are
underlined or in dark type. Look (37) ……….. any words that are unfamiliar.
- If there is a summary, read it as well.
- Try (38)……. what you will learn when you read the entire selection. Write down several questions you expect to be
answered.
- Now you are ready to read the selection. (39) ….you read, jot (40)…….. any information that helps answer the questions
you wrote.
- When you finish, ask yourself each question and answer it. Make a genuine effort to give complete answers. It is usually
better to write out your answers. Oral responses do not demand the same careful thinking
31. a) successful
b) succeeded
c) success
d) successfully
32. a) impress
b) impressive
c) impression
d) impressed
33. a) Another

b) Others
c) Other
d) Few
34. a) were
b) are
c) was
d) is
35. a) interesting
b) popular
c) boring
d) difficult


36. a) can be cover
37. a) out
38. a) anticipating
39. a) As
40. a) down

b) can covered
b) at
b) anticipate
b) Since
b) on

c) can be covered
c) up
c) to anticipate
c) Due to
c) in

d) can cover
d) into
d) to anticipated
d) Because
d) up

Đề 7 trang 2
English 12

No: 8

nd

TEST 2- 2 SEMESTER (2008-2009)

I. Choose the best answer
1. Theresa walked past me without saying a word. She ………… me.
a) can’t have seen
b) can’t see
c) can be seen
2. Mike is better at …………… . He is not so good as a striker.
a) defend
b) defending
c) defensive
3. She's great to work for - I really couldn't ask ……….a better boss.
a) up
b) for
c) down
4. Vietnam was ………..host country of the 22nd SEA Games.

a) the
b) an
c) a
5. After a tie, there are two overtime periods of three minutes each.
a) score
b) penalty
c) goal
6. The more manufacturers advertise, …………….. they sell.
a) most products
b) the most products
c) the products more
7. Find the mistake
The more people there are at the party, you’ll have a good time.
A
B
C
D
8. A special present ………by Jane ………Peter ‘s birthday.
a) will make-for
b) is being made-for
c) is being made-of
9. The goalkeeper can also be ejected if a major foul is committed.
a) sprinted
b) played
c) advanced
10. Take …………your shoes. The room has just been cleaned.
a) at
b) after
c) off
11. The fire ………….by lightning.

a) must have caused
c) must cause
b) must be causing
d) must have been caused
12. Those letters …………now. You can do the typing later.
a) needn’t be typed
b) need typing
c) needn’t typing
13. If you don’t know the meaning, just look ……it in a dictionary.
a) up
b) in
c) off
14. The winter is coming, it is getting……………..
a) the most cold
b) the more cold
c) more cold
15. The Games impressed enthusiasts with its solidarity, cooperation for peace and development.
a) had a favourable effect on
c) interested
b) amazed
d) created strong reaction from
16. The player was ejected because he committed a foul.
a) provided
b) despite
c) as
17. “Did the medicine make you feel better?”- “No, …………….., the worse I feel.”
a) When I take more medicine
c) More medicine taken
b) the more medicine I take
d) Taking more medicine

18. ………is a sport in which people or teams race against each other in boats with oars.
a) Windsurfing
b) Rowing
c) Water polo
19. Many childhood diseases which used to be serious or even fatal are now ………
a) prevented
b) preventable
c) prevent
20. I think he has just had time to …………. into the story, not to digest it yet.
a) digest
b) swallow
c) dip
21. We could apply ……….a loan to buy a car.
a) to
b) for
c) off
II. Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answer

d) can’t have been seen
d) defender
d) after
d) no article
d) draw
d) the more products

d) is made-to
d) excluded
d) up

d) need to type

d) at
d) colder and colder

d) due to

d) Swimming
d) prevention
d) chew
d) down


Amnesty International is a world-wide volunteer organization funded entirely by subscriptions and donations. It is
totally independent f any government, political faction, ideology, economic interest or creed.
The organization works for the release of “Prisoners of Conscience”- men, women and children imprisoned anywhere for
their beliefs, color, sex, ethnic origin, language or religion. It also seeks fair and immediate trial for all political prisoners
without charge, and opposes torture and the degrading treatment of prisoners. It is also against the death penalty for all
types of crime.
Amnesty works by collecting-information. When it has proof that a person is a "Prisoner of Conscience", that person's
case is handed over to a local group. The local groups are ordinary individuals who believe in Amnesty's work. They send
letters to governments, embassies, leading newspapers and the prisoner's family and friends. They also collect signatures
and raise money to send medicine, food and clothing to the prisoners and their families. These volunteers use their
freedom of speech to win the same freedom for their adopted prisoner.
Paradoxically, Amnesty International is an organization that will only be satisfied when it has become redundant.
22. Amnesty gathers information ……………..
a) to determine if someone is a "Prisoner of Conscience"
c) to win freedom for their prisoners
b) for the "Prisoners of Conscience"
d) to support its local groups
23. Amnesty International will go on working until ……………..
a) its work becomes unnecessary

c) the "Prisoners of Conscience" are redundant
b) many "Prisoners of Conscience" are released from prison
d) it has satisfied all prisoners
24. Amnesty International is supported ……………..
a) by people who give money or subscribe to the organization c) political parties
b) in part by government assistance
d) by people with left-wing views
25. The local groups are composed of ……………..
a) normal people who have the same views as Amnesty International
b) representatives from governments, embassies, leading newspapers, etc
c) normal people who have special powers and abilities
d) special people who know the prisoners and their families
26. Who can be referred to as the “Prisoner of Conscience”?
a) Anyone who was arrested because of his / her race, gender, or beliefs, etc.
b) All political prisoners.
c) Local groups.
d) Anyone who get imprisoned.
III. Choose the word which is stressed differently from the rest.
27. a) disappearance
b) conservation
c) vulnerable
d) generation
28. a) development
b) activity
c) information
d) psychology
29. a) goalie
b) advanced
c) above
d) depend

30. a) digest
b) subject
c) swallow
d) enough
IV. Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase
What makes a person (31)……….in school or on the job? This question has inspired experts to do study after study. The
answers they offer to this question are rarely the same. Some have the (32)……. that successful people have better work
habits. (33) ……. feel that education is more important. There is one trait successful people seem to have that all experts
agree on, however. Successful people are good readers. Here (34) …. few things you can do to be a successful reader:
- Decide on the objective of the reading. A (35) ……….novel read for enjoyment (36) …. quickly. Reading a chapter in a
textbook, however, takes longer.
- For textbook, the next step is to survey the selection. Read all titles and selection titles. Note any key terms that are
underlined or in dark type. Look (37) ……….. any words that are unfamiliar.
- If there is a summary, read it as well.
- Try (38)……. what you will learn when you read the entire selection. Write down several questions you expect to be
answered.
- Now you are ready to read the selection. (39) ….you read, jot (40)…….. any information that helps answer the questions
you wrote.
- When you finish, ask yourself each question and answer it. Make a genuine effort to give complete answers. It is usually
better to write out your answers. Oral responses do not demand the same careful thinking
31. a) succeeded
b) successful
c) success
d) successfully
32. a) impressive
b) impressed
c) impress
d) impression
33. a) Others
b) Few

c) Other
d) Another
34. a) are
b) were
c) is
d) was
35. a) popular
b) interesting
c) boring
d) difficult


36. a) can be cover
37. a) out
38. a) to anticipate
39.a) Due to
40. a) up

b) can cover
b) at
b) anticipate
b) Since
b) in

c) can covered
c) into
c) anticipating
c) Because
c) on

d) can be covered
d) up
d) to anticipated
d) As
d) down

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