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SIGNATURE
Proctor 1:
Proctor 2:

VIETNAMNATIONALUNIVERSITY – HCMC
UNIVERSITY OF ECONOMICS AND LAW
DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES

Code: B-EN03CLC

FINAL TEST
SEMESTER I – EN03
Duration: 60 minutes

I. PRONUNCIATION (10 points)
A. Which word has a different stress pattern?
1. A. investment
B. timetable
2. A. bureaucratic
B. conservative
3. A. executive
B. original
4. A. image
B. placement
5. A. challenger
B. awareness

C. arrangement
C. decentralized
C. controversial
C. leader

C. consumer

B. Which underlined part is pronounced differently from the others?
6. A. virus
B. exclusivity
C. hierarchical
7. A. subsidiary
B. slogan
C. reservation
8. A. consultant
B. budget
C. deregulate
9. A. advertorial
B. strange
C. trademark
10.A. feature
B. leaflet
C. decrease

D. restructure
D. professional
D. informative
D. technique
D. financial

D. idea
D. survey
D. industrial
D. organisation
D. research

II. VOCABULARY (20 points)
Choose the option (A, B, C or D) that best completes each sentence.
11. TransferWise, an international payment startup valued at over $1 billion, will _______ its European
headquarters from the UK to a location elsewhere in Europe by March 2019.
A. relocate
B. decentralise
C. restructure
D. relapse
12. Items are shipped from their _______ and ________ to over 800 stores nationwide.
A. locations/warehouses
B. call centres/headquaters
C. warehouses/distribution centres
D. subsidiaries/plants
13. __________ managers are responsible for coordinating the storage, transportation and delivery of
goods.
A. R & D
B. Production
C. HR
D. Logistics
14. The company was inefficient because it was highly _______. In fact, customers are always
experiencing complicated rules and processes that make everything slow and difficult.
A. hierarchical
B. bureaucratic
C. progressive
D. impersonal
15. ________ can be an effective advertising medium for the products you sell online. It is because they
are designed to look like articles and seem to give better information than advertising a product.
A. Leaflets
B. Slogans

C. Advertorials
D. Hoardings
16. __________ fashions are appealing to high-income consumers.
A. Value for money B. Upmarket
C. Inexpensive
D. Cheap
17. Some well-known businesses have made big profits from __________ - the promotion of new products
and services in unrelated fields.
A. brand name
B. brand image
C. brand stretching
D. brand loyalty
18. The effects of __________, which may include fatigue and tiredness, may disappear after a few days as
your body clock readjusts to the new time frame.
A. lost luggage
B. leg room
C. flight cancellations D. jet lag
19. On the Cathay Pacific plane, passengers will benefit from about 38 inches of _______.
A. section
B. leg room
C. region
D. compartment
20. Our company needs to ________ the situation before taking any decisions.
A. reassess
B. relaunch
C. deregulate
D. update

III. GRAMMAR (20 points)
Choose the option (A, B, C or D) that best completes each sentence.

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21. It ______ an excellent year for Epsol International until now.

A. is

B. was

C. will be

22. She _____ in charge of the business since her father retired.
A. has been
B. have been
C. was
23. George has been offered a new job as ______ executive.

A. an

B. a

C. the

D. has been
D. were

D. one

24. There ________ an increase in sales of air-conditioners during last summer holidays.

A. has been
B. is
C. was
D. had been
25. Sorry, I can’t talk now. I _____ you back later.
A. will call
B. call
C. going to call
D. am calling
26. This year DataTech ________ part of their operations to India to hopefully gain an excellent reputation
worldwide for its innovative products. That has decided.
A. to outsource
B. is going to outsource C. outsources
D. outsourcing
27. We usually _____ the week with a team meeting.
A. are starting
B. start
C. starts
D. starting
28. Ms. Simpson will call you as soon as she _______ the message.
A. will get
B. got
C. gets
D. get
29. As scheduled, my company ________ a contract with an important partner next month.
A. signed
B. is signing
C. would sign
D. will be going to sign

30. ‘We’ll reposition the new product.’ – ‘Is that the best solution? In this case, we _______ the pricing
policy.’
A. ’ll consider
B. ’re going to consider C. ’re considering
D. consider
IV.
READING (40 points)
Part 1: Choose the best option (A, B, C or D) to complete the following passage. (20 points)
It is not easy for inventors to launch a new product on the market, especially when they have to (31) _____
with large consumer products companies which have a marketing (32) _____ of millions of pounds.
Essentially, inventors have to carry out market (33) _____ beforehand in order to discover who might need or
want their product, and what (34) _____ they might be prepared to pay. For a small company, the most
effective marketing ploy is to demonstrate the product to potential customers first, so that they know what they
are buying. (35) _____ your marketing efforts on the customers you have and make sure to keep them happy
and (36) _____. If you can do that, you will discover that they talk about the product to other people, and wordof-mouth recommendation is the most cost-effective way of extending your customer base.
Before undertaking costly (37) _____ activities, such as printing brochures and taking out advertisements,
use your imagination to see if you can reach your (38) _____ customers without spending so much. Relatively
cheap ways of marketing your product are through a (39) _____, handing out free (40) _____ at big events, and
sending your product to journalists, who, if the product interests them, may write an article about it in a
magazine or newspaper. All these activities will raise brand awareness.
Be ready to sell directly to customers, but, if your product is a consumer product, it is worth approaching
retail stores to see if they will stock it, too.
31. A. store
B. compete
C. lose
D. employ
32. A. publicity
B. team
C. account
D. budget

33. A. status
B. research
C. responsibility
D. role
34. A. price
B. number
C. industry
D. sector
35. A. Browse
B. Aim
C. Focus
D. Direct
36. A. constant
B. true
C. punctual
D. loyal
37. A. financial
B. dishonest
C. promotional
D. hierarchical
38. A. end
B. purpose
C. glance
D. target
39. A. website
B. click
C. keyword
D. password
40. A. examples
B. copies

C. firms
D. samples
Part 2: Read the following article and choose the best answer (A, B, C or D) to each question (10 points)
When developing a plan for a new business, the entrepreneur quite naturally wants to eliminate all risk.
While it is impossible to avoid some risk, the goal is to minimize it as much as possible. How can we do this?
Thorough research and careful planning are the keys. There are two parts to good research. First, you must
demonstrate that there is a need for the product or service you plan to offer. Are there enough people out there
who would be willing to pay for it? Second, you must look at your competition. What do you have to offer that
your competitors do not? Is your product or service of better quality in some way? Is it cheaper or more easily
available? Is there a niche in the market that your competitors are not addressing? If what you have to offer is

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identical to what your competitors are offering, your business is not likely to be successful. These are some
things to consider when evaluating how well you can measure up against the competition. Once you have
evaluated a need for your product or service and determined how yours will be different from your
competitors', you are ready to begin the next part of your plan - financing.
41. What is this article mostly about?
A. Financing new businesses
B. How to price products
C. The best marketing strategies
D. The need for research
42. What does the author say about risk?
A. We should try to reduce it.
B. We can eliminate it with careful planning.
C. We must avoid it.
D. It is the key to success.
43. According to the article, what can lead to the failure of a new business?
A. Offering a cheaper product

B. Selling only to a niche in the market
C. Selling the exact same product as the competitors sell
D. Offering only services and not products
44. The bold word “demonstrate” in the article is closest in meaning to _____.
A. shown
B. created
C. removed
D. felt
45. The bold word “addressing” in the article is closest in meaning to _____.
A. staying away from
B. calling on
C. giving up
D. focusing on
Part 2: Read the following passage and choose the best answer (A, B, C or D) to each question (10 points)
British wine makers in France are still a small minority, but they have been buying French vineyards and
bringing new dynamism to some previously sleepy corners of France. One of them is Tessa Gardner: “Of
course I was attracted by the sun and the lifestyle, but you soon realize that making wine can be a really tough
business. Bad weather at the wrong time of year can destroy the grape harvest.” Tessa had some experience of
growing cereal crops on her father’s farm in England before buying her vineyard near Cahors. She explains: “I
tried to get loans from local banks, telling them about my agricultural background, but they thought my venture
was too much of a gamble. So I had to mortgage my house in England to raise the money to buy the new
equipment I needed. I really owned a house near the vineyard, but I needed $500,000 for new investment in a
hurry.”
So far, Tessa’s gamble has paid off. She has taken her wine to some important wine shows, and her
Gardner wine won a silver medal at the Cahors Foire du Vin last year. The big breakthrough came when a
French supermarket chain started buying her wine. “Until then I’d been selling a case here and a case there, but
selling 5000 cases at once certainly helps!”
Sales turnover for her vineyard last year was nearly $1m. On this, Tessa calculates that she had a profit
margin of 5 percent. “This isn’t too bad. In previous years we were just breaking even. I hope to increase our
margins over the coming years,” she says. “We hope to get a reasonable return on our investment.” So, is this a

life of wine and roses? “It can be,” says Tessa. “There are some wonderful days, especially in spring and
autumn. But at harvest time it’s just back breaking work, with 5 a.m starts, and 16 hour days. I wouldn’t
encourage people to get into winemaking as a leisure activity!”
46. British winemakers in France are _____
A. taking over the French wine industry.
B. still few in number.
C. only there for the lifestyle.
D. bringing new technologies into wine industry.
47. Why did French banks refuse to give Tessa a loan?
A. They only lend to French citizens.
B. She had no experience of management.
C. They thought her business idea was too risky.
D. She had no experience of agriculture.
48. When she started making wine, Tessa _____
A. sold her wine to UK retailers.
B. received big orders from French supermarkets.
C. sold her wine in small quantities only.
D. sold her wine in large quantities to supermarket in UK.
49. Tessa’s wine business _____
A. has made money from the start.
B. will definitely be highly profitable in the future.
C. has been successful in the 1st year. D. only broke even in the first few years.
50. According to Tessa, wine making _____
A. is hard work, especially at harvest-time.
B. attracts a lot of people who are mistaken about what it’s really like.

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C. only attracts people who are rich.

D. is hard work, with no moments of pleasure.

V. BUSINESS COMMUNICATION (10 points)
Choose the most appropriate response (A, B, C, or D) to each question/statement.
51. Richard: I expect Akiko will be very successful.
Ann: ___________________________
A. She said it was a great success.
B. Because of her experience.
C. I’m sure she will be.
D. You’re right, I think we should.
52. Nick: Are air fares going up again?
Joe: ___________________________
A. Yes, the plane already took off.
B. The fare was around $500.
C. Don’t worry, I won’t.
D. That’s what my travel agent told me.
53. Peter: How much time will it take to complete the project?
Ann: ___________________________
A. I haven't finished it yet.
B. I don't enjoy competition.
C. I don't have a watch.
D. I estimate six months.

54. Tom: What do you think of the new software?
Susan: ___________________________
A. I’ve been thinking about it for an hour.
C. It certainly seems easy to use.
55. Peter: May I talk to you for a few minutes?
Daisy: ___________________________
A. Yes, thanks to you.

C. If you’re not too busy.

B. It’s available now.
D. By going over the problem again and again.

B. Sure. What about?
D. You’re right. It was quite short.

-THIS IS THE END OF THE FINAL TEST____________________________________________________________________________________
TRƯỞNG BỘ MÔN DUYỆT
(Ký tên, ghi rõ họ tên)

TS. Nguyễn Thị Bích Ngoan

GIẢNG VIÊN TỔNG HỢP ĐỀ
(Ký tên, ghi rõ họ tên)

TS. Trương Công Bằng

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TRƯỜNG ĐẠI HỌC KINH TẾ LUẬT

KIỂM TRA CUỐI KỲ

BỘ MÔN NGOẠI NGỮ

Học Kỳ 1 Năm học 2018 – 2019
(Không được sử dụng tài liệu)

PHIẾU TRẢ LỜI TRẮC NGHIỆM
Môn: ANH VĂN EN03
Thời lượng: 60 PHÚT
Mã đề: __________
Tên SV : …………………………...................... MSSV: ………….……Mã lớp: .………............ .
Chữ ký Giám thị 1

Chữ ký Giám thị 2

A

Điểm (số)

Điểm (chữ)

Cán bộ chấm thi 1

Cán bộ chấm thi 2

Blacken one letter (A, B, C or D) for the answer you choose.

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ANSWER KEY
Môn: ANH VĂN – EN02
Mã đề: B-EN03CLC
I. PRONUNCIATION (10 points)
1. B
2. A
3. C
4. D
5. A

6. B
7. C
8. C
9. A
10. D

II. VOCABULARY (20 points)
11. A
12. C
13. D
14. B
15. C

16. B
17. C
18. D
19. B

20. A

III. GRAMMAR (20 points)
21. D
22. A
23. A
24. C
25. A

26. B
27. B
28. C
29. B
30. A

IV.READING (40 points)
31. B
32. D
33. B
34. A
35. C
36. D
37. C
38. D
39. A
40. D

41. D
42. A
43. C

44. A
45. D
46. B
47. C
48. C
49. D
50. A

V. BUSINESS COMMUNICATION (10 points)
51. C
52. D
53. D
54. C
55. B

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VIETNAM NATIONAL UNIVERSITY – HCMC
UNIVERSITY OF ECONOMICS AND LAW
DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES
FINAL TEST
SEMESTER 1 (2013-2014)
TE03
Duration: 60 minutes
I.
1.
2.
3.
4.

5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
II.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.

SIGNATURE
Proctor 1:
Proctor 2:

PRONUNCIATION (10 points)
A. Which word has a different stress pattern?
A. agreement
B. assurance
C. honesty
A. resolve
B. damage
C. attract

A. promise
B. market
C. complaint
A. satisfaction
B. expiration
C. reputation
A. productivity
B. accommodation
C. association
B. Which underlined part is pronounced differently from the others?
A. compensate
B. premium
C. appreciate
A. project
B. majority
C. cover
A. handle
B. achieve
C. apply
A. evaluation
B. culture
C. reputation
A. skill
B. brilliant
C. facilitate

D. engagement
D. protect
D. session
D. delivery

D. appreciation
D. reinforce
D. policy
D. assume
D. durability
D. flexible

VOCABULARY (20 points)
Choose the option (A, B, C or D) that best completes each sentence.
Our life ___________ policies come with Terminal Illness Cover at no extra cost.
A. guarantee
B. warranty
C. competition
D. assurance
Have you checked the ____________ date on this yogurt?
A. satisfaction
B. strategy
C. expiration
D. association
A warranty is a __________ the manufacturer makes to the consumers.
A. promise
B. damage
C. complaint
D. technology
British companies do not __________ much on service.
A. claim
B. suffer
C. deliver
D. spend
If you pay within 10 days, you receive a __________.

A. stock
B. discount
C. sales
D. payment
If we do not receive payment by the due date, we charge ________ at 2.5 per cent a month.
A. bills
B. invoice
C. interest
D. rent
Just-in-time manufacturing allows firms to reduce their ________ levels and so cut storage costs.
A. stock
B. speed
C. water
D. resources
How can companies cut costs and increase their _______ margins?
A. dividend
B. tax
C. turnover
D. profit
If the company could make a new discovery, all their problems would be ______.
A. decided
B. solved
C. sold
D. made
People work hard because they are motivated to _______ something.
A. cut
B. follow
C. achieve
D. target

III.
GRAMMAR (20 points)
21. I'm going to send them a reminder. They _____________ us for their last order.
A. didn't paid
B. doesn't pay
C. haven't paid
22. I have been with this company _______________.
A. since 6 years
B. for six years
C. with 6 years
23. Their last success __________ in 2002 with Blue Moon over the Water.
A. were
B. has been
C. have been
24. If the train ______ be more reliable, more people ______ use them.
A. were/would
B. was/will
C. were/would have
25. If the government ______ taxes in the next budget, consumer spending ______ fall.
A. have raised/would
B. raise/will
C. raises/will

D. hasn't paid
D. on 6 years
D. was
D. was/will have
D. raise/would

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26. _____ salmon tasted ______.
A. rawly/fresh
B. raw/freshly
C. rawly/freshly
D. raw/fresh
27. About 85% of the world's rubber __________ in the Far East.
A. are produced
B. is produced
C. were produced
D. has produced
28. Our company __________ in 1848 in London.
A. was founded
B. was finded
C. is found
D. is founded
29. I'm afraid I ______________ that report __________. I'll do it tomorrow.
A. hasn't written/yet
B. have written/yet
C. didn't write/yet
D. haven't written/yet
30. I ________ in a hotel for the last ten days, but I hope to find an apartment of my own soon.
A. stay
B. have been staying
C. have been stayed
D. stays
IV.
READING (40 points)
Part 1: Choose the best option (A, B, C or D) to complete the following letter. (20 points)

Mrs. Judith rang her motor insurer to make a (31) ____ and said her car had been involved in a minor (32) _____. Her
son had been driving and had hit a stationary vehicle while he was trying to park. This had happened outside her son’s
university hall of residence, in a city that was nearly 200 (33) ______ from where Mrs. Judith lived. Mrs. Judith added
that her son had ‘been parking in the same spot every day for months’ and she said it was ‘particularly annoying that he
had an accident on the last day of term’. In the light of Mrs. Judith’s comments, the (34) ______ rejected her claim and
‘voided’ the (35) _____ (treated it as if it had never existed).
When Mrs. Judith had applied for the insurance, she had said she was the main driver and that her son only used the car
‘very occasionally’.
The insurer said it was now (36) ______ that her son was the main user of the vehicle and that Mrs. Judith had been
‘fronting’. This term is used to (37) ______ the situation where a car that will be used principally by an inexperienced
driver is insured in the name of an experienced driver, in order to obtain a cheaper (38) ________.
Mrs. Judith referred the matter to the Financial Ombudsman Service who asked the insurer to send a copy of the
recording it had made of Mrs. Judith’s phone call, when she applied for the policy. During that call, the insurer had
asked Mrs. Judith a series of clearly-worded questions. Her (39) ______ were equally clear and unambiguous and
established that she was the main driver of the car. The Financial Ombudsman dismissed Mrs. Judith’s (40) ________.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.

A. claim
A. problem
A. liters
A. driver

A. policy
A. natural
A. present
A. premium
A. answers
A. application

B. speech
B. policy
B. miles
B. judge
B. contract
B. external
B. take
B. tax
B. questions
B. complaint

C. presentation
C. accident
C. square meters
C. policemen
C. agreement
C. internal
C. describe
C. interest
C. rules
C. request

D. mistake

D. garage
D. dollars
D. insurer
D. invoice
D. evident
D. talk
D. fine
D. enquiries
D. statement

Part 2: Read the following article and choose the best answer (A, B, C or D) to each question. (10 points)
NOTICE
Because of the Christmas and New Year holidays, the library will be closed December 24th-25th and December 31st January 1st. In addition, our operating hours will be shortened to allow our staff more time with their families. Starting
December 13th, we will be open from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., from Monday to Friday. On Saturdays and Sundays, we
will be open from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Our regular hours of operation will begin again on January 2nd.
41. On which day is the library open?
A. December 24th
C. December 31st
42. Why will the library be closed?
A. Because of the weather
C. Because the librarian is sick

B. December 26th
D. January 1st
B. Because of the new library
D. Because of the holidays

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43. Because of the Christmas and New Year holidays, the staff will have
A. 2 days off
B. 6 days off
C. 4 days off
D. 9 days off
44. Why are the staff allowed to go home earlier?
A. because the employer worries about their health
B. because their performance is improved
C. because the employer wants to cut costs
D. because the employer wants them to spend more time with their family
45. All changes will be invalid as of
A. January 22nd
B. February 22nd
nd
C. February 2
D. January 2nd
Part 3: Read the following article and choose the best answer (A, B, C or D) to each question (10 points)
CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER
We are one of the fastest-growing major health-care facilities in the country, with an immediate need for a Chief
Information Officer. Our CIO is responsible for all information-systems activities, including systems analysis,
management reporting, and computer functions. This person sets information-systems policies, procedures, and
technical standards and acts as a liaison between Information Services and other management departments. The ideal
candidate has an advanced degree and 7 years' experience in health-care information systems, including at least 4 years
of supervisory experience. Programming experience is not necessary, but experience with systems conversions is
beneficial.
We offer a competitive salary and excellent benefits, along with the opportunity to work in a dynamic, growing
organization. Please send résumé with cover letter and salary history to:
University Medical Center
P.O. Box 1234
Dubai, UAE

ATTN: Human Resources
Phone, fax, and email applications will not be processed.
46. Who placed the advertisement?
A. A secretarial school
B. The Dubai chief information officer
C. A computer company
D. A hospital
47. Which of these is required?
A. Programming experience
B. Ten years of work experience
C. Supervisory experience
D. A medical degree
48. What must an applicant submit?
A. An employment history
B. An application fee
C. Personal references
D. Medical records
49. How should one apply?
A. In person
B. By fax
C. By mail
D. By e-mail
50. What does the applicant have to submit to the employer?
A. cover letter and application forms
B. cover letter and envelopes
C. cover letter and two stamps
D. cover letter and curriculum vitae
V. BUSINESS COMMUNICATION (10 points)
Choose the most appropriate response to each question/statement.
51. Where are you staying in Paris?

54. Who did Mrs. Martelli pick to fill the position?
A. To study French.
A. A young intern from the marketing department was
B. At the Grand Hotel.
chosen.
C. No, we're just visiting.
B. Mrs. Martelli met with us after all.
D. Yes, we're working.
C. She wanted a position with more benefits.
52. Would you mind opening your bag so I can inspect it,
D. A man from the production department was sick.

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sir?
A. Not at all.
B. In my suitcase.
C. Next to my passport.
D. On my bag.
53. What kind of work does she do?
A. Yes, I like to walk.
B. She works at home.
C. That's very kind of you.
D. She's a computer programmer.

55. Do you know where I can rent a car?
A. I've been looking all over for my keys.
B. I would try the airport.
C. No, I'll take a taxi.

D. Yes, I'll buy a car.

-THIS IS THE END OF THE FINAL TEST-

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GOOD LUCK

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