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SECTION
I. LISTENING
I.
Listen
to
the
passage
and
fill
each
blank
with ONE
missing
word.
Write your
answer
in
the
numbered box.
The Academy Awards, also
(1)-_
as the Oscars,
is
an annual
(2)_held
by the U.S. movie
industry.
The
event
is
run
by the
Academy
of
Motion
Picture
Arts
and
Sciences,
which
has to
rnaintain
(3)--
security of who has won what
until
the winners are announced.
It
startecl
in
1929 and.
has grown
into
a
worldwide
extravaganza.
Millions
of
people tune
in
each year
to
see whether their
faYorite
movie, director
or
actor has
picked up
the
top
award.
The
gold
statuette prize, called an
(4).---,
is the highest honor
in
the movie industry.
It
can turn an actor
into
a legend or a movie
into
a
classic.
It
also tums Hollyr.vood into a
(5)_
and paparazzi paradise.
lI.
Listen to another passage and
write your
answer
A,
B,
C or D
in
the
numbered
box.
6. Vie;tnam ranks
A.
6th
7' Vietnam is among the
-
courtries in the world that have more than two
million
telephones.
,{.6
B.
140
c.
13
D. 30
8.
In
1996, Vietnam began upgrading its
_
netwr:rks.
A. mobile
phone
B.
subscriber
c.
fixed
telephone
D. post office
9.
At
preseflt,
-
percent
of
communes across Vietnam have telephone services.
A.90
B. 80
c.
14
<sub>D.93</sub>
10. 'Ihe country which has the highest
gronth
in the number of telephone subscribers is
<sub>_.</sub>
A.
China
B. the
US
C.
Britain
D. India
SECTION
II.
VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR
I.
Choose the most suitable
word
or
phrase
A,
B, C
or D to
complete each sentence.
11.
I
don't
see any
-
in
arriving
early at the theatre
if
the show doesn't start
until
9 o'clock.
A,
cause B. reason C. aim D.
point
D. a few
D. insist
l2.The
new manager's
office
has
new equipment.
A.
many B. a
lot
of
C. some
of
13.
I
don't
<sub>__ </sub>
to change my
job
because
I
like it.
C. persist
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agreed
B.
approved
C.
proved
t.
justifiea
15. Thomas has a garden which
is
mine.
A.
double as
large.
-
B:
l.nl,targer
than
C. twice as large
as
D. as two-time as large
16. "What,do you
think
of the
film
we've watched?,,
A.
Itk
a
breeze!
B.
No
kidding!
C.
I've
seen
better!
D. None of your business!
17.
In
1870,
-,
John D. Rockefeller and others created the Standarcl
Oil
Company.
A.
that
oil
prices
fluctuated
<sub>B. </sub><sub>despite </sub><sub>fluctuating </sub>
<sub>oil </sub>
<sub>prices</sub>
c.
but the
oil
prices
fluctuated
<sub>D. </sub>
<sub>oil </sub>
<sub>prices were </sub>
<sub>fluctuaiing</sub>
18. Careless
driving
also
accounts
<sub>the increasing number </sub><sub>of </sub>
<sub>traffic </sub>
<sub>accidents.</sub>
A.
on
B. into
19.
_
is not clear to researchers.
A.
Why dinosaurs having become extinct
A. Did
dinosaurs become extinct
C.
for
D.
with
B. Why dinosaurs became extinct
D. Dinosaurs became extinct
20. We <sub>enjoy the hams and coffee at this </sub>
<sub>_ </sub>
<sub>restaurant.</sub>
A.
family-owing
B.
family-owned
c.
owning-family
D.
owned-family
27.I'd
rather
-
to
-th" putty
with
my parents because there was nothing interesting there.
A.
haven't been
invited
B. hadn,t been
invited
C. not be invited D. not have been invited
22. Whenthe university suggested
_,
the student union protested vigorously.
A. tuition
be
raised
B. to raise
tuition
C. on raising
tuition
<sub>D. </sub><sub>not having been </sub>
<sub>invited</sub>
23. o'She's the best pianist in the school."
A.
That's that. <sub>B. Never </sub><sub>mind</sub>
C. That's
OK.
D. You can say that again.
24. By the time we gor out of this traffic
jam, all
the guests
-_
home.
A.
have
gone
B. had
gone
C.
will
go
D.
will
have gone
25.
-members
of the class has to be responsible for his own actions.
A- Each of
the
B.
Every
C. None
of
D.
AII
II. Fill
in
each
numbered blank
with
a suitable
preposition to
complete each sentence.
26.
_
the age
of
40, he had written three best-selling novels.
27. Scientists are
very
concerned
_
the consequences
of
climate change.
28. There is no point
<sub>_ </sub>
asking Sarn for help.
29.Len's
alarm
clock
didn't
go
<sub>__- </sub>
this morning, so she got up late.
30.
Don't
make up your mind at once, talk
_
with
your lawyer
first.
31. He
grew_
a
very
good player.
32. Nobody helped him. He managed it
_
his own.
33. Vietnam is a country
__
great potential.
34. We both thank you
_
the bottom of our hearts.
35. This American woman has been
accustomed
eating vietnamese food.
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26. 27. 28.
29. 30. <sub>31.</sub>
32. 33. <sub>34.</sub>
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III.
Read
the text
below, using the
word
given
in
brackets to
form
a
word
that fits
in
the space.
The (36.
discover)-
that a member
of
your
family
is
sleepwalking may be (37.
alarm)_
but
it
is not
an uncommon phenomenon.
Both
adults and
children
sleepwalk, however
it
is
more
cofirmon among children.
Sleepwalking is not a psychological (38.
order)_,
as some may
think. Nor
is there any (39.
connect)-
between dreams and sleepwalking. The explanation
which
experts give
for
sleepwalking
is that
it
is mainly
due
to
being (40.
tire)_
and under a
lot of
stress.
(4i. anxious)_, (4i.
press,l--at
work
or at school or even a loss of a favorite (43.
possess)_
could trigger
it
off.
Sleepwalkers
move easily
around
the
house despite the
(44.
<sub>dark)_, </sub>
<sub>sometimes opening</sub>
drawers as
if
searching
for
something.
It
is
diffrcult
to wake up a sleepwalker and
it
is
consid"..a
<sub>1+S.</sub>
wise)-
because
it
can cause great distress. The
following
morning he/she doesn't usually
r"*"rnb.,
anything.
SECTION
III.
READING COMPREHENSION
I.
Read the
text
below and decide
which
answer
A, B,
C,
or
D, best
fits
each space.
Easter is a holiday
in
late March or early
April,
the
first
Sunday after the
first
full
moon after
21 March.
Many
people
(46)_
<sub>it </sub>
<sub>with </sub>
their
family
or
have
a
short holiday/vacation.
It
is
also an
important Christian
(47)-.
Easter Sunday, the day
of
the Resurrection, is the end
of
Lent
(48)_
the most important date in the Christian year. Many people who do not go to church at other times go
on Easter Sunday.
It
was once
(49)_
for
people to wear new clothes to church on this day. Women
(50)-
new hats, <sub>called Easter bonnets. Today, people sometimes make elaborately decorated Easter</sub>
bonnets
for fun.
A
few
people send Easter
(51)
with
religious
symbols
on
them
or
pictures
of
small chickens, lambs, rabbits and spring flowers, all
traditionally
associated
(52)_
Easter.
The Friday before Easter Sunday
is
called Good Friday and
is
(53)_
as the day Christ was
crucified
(:
hanged on a cross
to
die). On Good Friday many people eat
hot
cross bun
(:
fruit
buns
decorated
with
a
simple cross). The
Monday
are
both
(5a)_
holidays.
In
the US, each company
decides for
itself
(55)_
to close or remain open on those days.
46.
A.
take
47.
A.
fair
48.
A. for
49.
A. familiar
50.
A.
put on
51.
A.
letters
52.
A.
toward
53.
A.
missed
54.
A. family
s5.
A.
if
B. use
B. festival
B. as
B. ordinary
B. take on
B. envelopes
B.
with
B. recalled
B. nation
B. how
C. spend
C. parade
C. and
C. common
C. bore
C. cards
C. to
C. reminded
C. school
C. why
D. expend
D. carnival
D. nor
D. regular
D. wore
D. notes
D.
from
D. remembered
D. bank
D. whether
46. 47. 48. 49. 50.
51. 52, 53. 54. 55.
II.
Fill in
each
numbered
blank
ONE
suitable
word.
Natural disasters are often frightening and
difficult for
us
to
understand, because we have no
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<sub>*urlb, </sub>
<sub>provided </sub><sub>so</sub>
that they can
all
(61)-
quickly
and safely, even
<sub>if </sub>
<sub>they travel on </sub>
<sub>foot. </sub>
<sub>people need </sub><sub>to </sub><sub>be educated</sub>
on the risks
in
their
area, and what to do when a disasteistrikes.
<sub>After </sub>
<sub>a disaster, even </sub>
<sub>if </sub>
<sub>no </sub><sub>one </sub><sub>has</sub>
died, there
is
a
lot
of
(62)-
to people, homes, farms and workplaces that must be repaired. This
(63)-
a
lot of time
and money to
fix
and a country damaged
(64)-
a disaster
oruuly
needs a
large amount of international
(65)_
to get better.
III.
Read the passage and choose the
correct
answer
A, B, C or D to
complete each sentence.
If
parents
bring
up a
child with
the sole aim of
tuming
the
child into
a genius, they
will
cause
a disaster. According
to
several leading educational psychologists, this
is
one
Jf tn.
biggest mistakes
*!it!
ambitious <sub>parents make. Generally, the </sub>
<sub>child </sub>
<sub>will </sub>
<sub>be </sub><sub>too </sub><sub>aware </sub>
<sub>of </sub>
<sub>what his pareritl </sub><sub>expect, and</sub>
will
fail. Unrealistic parental expectations can cause great damage to children.
However,
if
parents are not too unrealistic about what they expect their children to do, but are
ambitious
in
a sensible
way,
the
child may
succeed
in
doing very well-especially
if
the parents are
very
supportive
<sub>of </sub>
<sub>their child. </sub>
<sub>Michael Collins </sub>
<sub>is very lucky. He </sub>
<sub>is </sub>
<sub>cr^zy about </sub>
<sub>*urir, </sub>
<sub>and </sub><sub>his</sub>
parents help
him
a
lot
by taking him
to
concerts and arranging private piano and
violin
lessons
for
him.
They
even
drive
him
50 kilometers
twice
a week
for
violin
lessons. Michael's mother knows
very
little
about music, but his father plays the trumpet
in
a large orchestra. However, he never makes
Michael
enter
music
competitions
if
he
is unwilling.
Winston
Smith, Michael's friend, however, is
not
so
lucky. Both his
parents are successful musicians, and they set
too high
standard
for
Winston.
They want
their
son
to
be as successful as
they
are, so
they
enter
him
for
.u"ry
piano competition
held. They are
very
unhappy when he does not
win.
Winston
is
always afraid that he
will
disappoint
his parents and now he always seems quiet and unhappy.
66. One of <sub>the serious mistakes parents can make is </sub>
<sub>to </sub>
.
A. push their children into trying too
much.
B. help their
child
to become a genius.
C. make their
child
to become a
musician.
<sub>D. </sub>
<sub>neglect </sub><sub>their child's </sub><sub>education.</sub>
67. Parents' ambition
for
their children is not wrong
if
they
A.
force their children
into
achieving success.
C. understand and help their children sensibly.
children
68.
who
have criticized the methods of some ambitious children?
A.
Successful
musicians.
<sub>B. Unrealistic </sub><sub>parents.</sub>
C. Their
children.
<sub>D. </sub><sub>Educational psychologists.</sub>
69. Michael Collins is fortunate in that
A. his father is a
musician.
<sub>B. </sub><sub>his parents are quite </sub><sub>rich.</sub>
C. his mother knows
little
about
music.
D. his parents help
him in
a sensible way.
70. The phrase
"crazy about"
in the passage mostly means
B. themselves have been very successful.
D.
anange
private
lessons
for
their
B.
"extremely interested in".
D.
"confused
about"-B.
violin
lessons.
D. Michael's parents.
71. Winston's parents push their son so much and he
A. is afraid to disappoint
them.
<sub>B. </sub><sub>cannot learn much </sub><sub>music from </sub><sub>them.</sub>
C. has become a good
musician.
<sub>D. </sub>has won a
lot
of piano competitions.
72. The word
"They"
in the passage refers
to
. ..
...
.
A.
"surprised at".
C. "completely unaware
of'.
A.
concerts.
C. parents in general.
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73.
AII of the
following
people are musicians
EXCEPT
A.
Winston's father.
C. Michael's father.
B. Michael's mother
D. Winston's mother.
74.The
word
<sub>"unwilling" </sub>
in the passage mostly means
A.
"getting ready to do
something".
B. eager to do something.
C.
"not objecting to doing
anything".
<sub>D. </sub>
<sub>"not wanting to </sub><sub>do something".</sub>
75. The
two
examples given in the passage illustrate the principle that...
...:....
A.
successful parents always have intelligent children.
B. successful <sub>parents often have unsuccessful children.</sub>
C. parents should let the
child
develop in the way he wants.
D. <sub>parents should spend more money on the </sub><sub>child's </sub><sub>education.</sub>
SECTION IV. WRITING
I. Write
a complete
paragraph
about
English
using the
following
suggestions.
76. English
<sub>/ </sub>
international language. More
<sub>/ </sub>
300,000,000 people
<sub>/ </sub>
speak
<sub>/ first </sub>
I
nativelanguage.
77
.It
<sub>I </sub>
official
language
<sub>/ </sub>
one-fifth
<sub>I </sub>
land arca
<sub>lworld.</sub>
66. 67. 68. 69. 70.
7t.
72. <sub>74.</sub> <sub>75.</sub>
78.rt I
speak
<sub>/ </sub>
North America
<sub>I </sub>
GreatBritain
<sub>/ </sub>
Austraria
/
New zealand,.
79.More
people
<sub>/ </sub>
study English
<sub>/ </sub>
any other language.
80. many countries
<sub>/ </sub>
textbooks
/
universities
<sub>/ </sub>
English. Many university classes
<sub>I </sub>
teach/ English
<sub>/</sub>
even though
<sub>/ </sub>
native language / not English.
81.
English
llanguage
/
international business
<sub>/ </sub>
research
/
science.
82.
<sub>More/three-fourths/world's mail/write/English. More/three-fifrhs/world </sub>
<sub>lradio </sub>
<sub>station</sub>
/
use English.
More
lhalt
lscientific
and research journals
<sub>/ </sub>
English.
83. Most other languages / borrow / many
<sub>/ </sub>
English word.
II.
Finish
each of the
following
sentences
in
such a
way that
it
means exactly the same as the
sentence
printed
before
it.
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85. Man has never had such effrcient servants as computers.
Computers
86. The teacher started to write the lesson plan right after he returned home from work.
Hardly
87.
I
only recognised him when he came into the room.
It
was
88. Success depends on hard work.
The harder
III.
Write
a
composition
around
150
words
to discuss the
following
issue:
It
is
generally
believed
that
the
Internet
is an excellent means
of communication but
some
people suggest
that
it
may not
be the best place to
find information.
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