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2011
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BNG

B
Thi

gian

lm

bi:

180

phỳt
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v

ten

thí

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J

phách
Họ

và

ten,

chữ

ký

giám

thị

1:
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Ch ỉ

dẫ n
:
1,

Đề

thi

gồm

05

trang,

Thí

sinh

kiểm

tra

s
J

trang

tr

ớc

khi

làm

bài,
2,

Thí

sinh

làm

bài

trực

tiếp

vào

đề

thi

(ghi

câu

trả

lời

vào

các

ô

đ

ợc

đánh

s
J

phía

d

ới
đề

của

mỗi

phần),
3,

Thí

sinh

giữ

gìn

cẩn

thận

bài

làm,
4,

Nếu

thí

sinh

làm

sai,

dùng

th

ớc

gạch,

không

dùng

bút

tẩy

màu

trắng,

Thí

sinh

chỉ
đ

ợc

dùng

bút

một

màu

xanh

hoặc

đen

để

làm

bài,

Không

dùng

mực

màu

đỏ,
5,

Giám

thị

không

giải

thích

gì

them,
6,

Thí

sinh

không

đ

ợc

sử

dụng

bất

cứ

tài

liệu

nào

kể

cả

từ

điển,

SỞ

GD&ĐT

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AN
Đề

chính

thức
(Đề

thi

gồm

05

trang
)
KỲ

THI

CHỌN

HỌC

SINH

GIỎI

CẤP

TỈNH

LỚP

12
NĂM

HỌC

2010

–

2011
Môn

thi:

TIẾNG

ANH

LỚP

12

THPT

-

BẢNG

B
Thời

gian

làm

bài:

180

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ĐIỂM HỌ

TÊN,

CHỮ

KÍ

GIÁM

KHẢO SỐ

PHÁCH
B
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ng

số
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:
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kh
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1
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SECTION

A

–

PHONETICS
I . C hoos e

the w ord w hose unde rl ine d par t is pr onounc e d di ffe re ntly fr om that of the other s.
1. A.

ac h ieve B.

c h oice C.

c h ief D.

broc h ure
2. A.

depends B.

years C.

temples D.

parents
3. A.

nake d B.

sacre d C.

raise d D.

hatre d
4. A.

natu r e B.

futu r e C.

pictu r e D.

matu r e
5. A.

guilty B.

busy C.

bury D.

build
1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
I I . I d e nt i f y

t h e w o r d

w ho s e s t r e s se d p a tt e r n is d i f f e r e n t f r o m that of

the

oth ers .
6. A.

innovation B.

disappear C.

understand D.

identify
7. A.

accompany B.

category C.

interviewer D.

fascinating
8. A.

curricumlum B.

enthusiast C.

subordinate D.

democratic
9. A.

university B.

veterinary C.

undergraduate D.

geographical
10. A.

popular B.

dangerous C.

magazine D.

applicant
6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
Section

B

–

vocabulary

and

grammar
I . C h oo s e

the b e s t

an sw e r f r o m A , B , C or D .
11.

Eighty

kilometers

is

the



fifty

miles.
A.

equivalent

of B.

equivalent

from C.

equal

of D.

equal

to
12.

We

are

prepared

to

overlook

the

error

on

this

occasion

your

previous

good

work.
A.

thanks

to B.

with

a

view

to C.

in

the

light

of D.

with

regard

to
13.

He

is

not

under

arrest,

nor

have

the

police

placed

any

on



his

movements.
A.

restriction B.

obstacle C.

veto D.

regulation
14.

I'd

rather

you



anyone

what

I

said.
A.

don't

tell B.

won't

tell C.

didn't

tell D.

not

to

tell
15.

He

completely

with

what

I

said.
A.

agreed B.

complained C.

argued D.

accepted
16.





of

the

workers

has

his

own

work.
A.

All B.

Each C.

Every D.

Other
17.

There’s

a

beautiful



of

the

old

city

from

the

terrace

of

their

mountain

house.
A.

view B.

aspect C.

vision D.

appearance
18.

Peter

was

really



at

the

prospect

of

starting

work.
A.

exciting B.

excited C.

interesting D.

interested

19.

As

soon

as

you

buy

a

car,

it

starts

falling

in

.
A.

cost B.

worth C.

value D.

price
20.

It

is

vital

that

we



a

change

in

people's

attitudes.
A.

bring

down B.

bring

back C.

bring

about D.

look

after
21.

You

can

drive

my

car



you

drive

carefully.
A.

unless B.

as

long

as C.

because D.

although
22.



it

were

well

paid,

I

would

accept

this

proposal.
A.

Providing B.

Unless C.

But

for D.

If

only
23.

The

police

carried

out

a



search

for

the

missing

diplomat.
A.

thorough B.

through C.

throughout D.

thoughtful
24.

Is

he



enough

to

take

on

so

much

responsibility?
A.

elderly B.

ancient C.

ripe D.

mature
25.

But

for

your

help,

we

in

trouble.
A.

would

have

been B.

would

be C.

had

been D.

were
11. 12. 13. 14. 15.
16. 17. 18. 19. 20.
21. 22. 23. 24. 25.
I I . T h e r e is o n e

m i s t ake

in e a c h of

t h e fo l l o w ing

se nt e n ce s . F ind and

c o rr e c t

i t .
26.

It

was

suggested

that

Pedro

studies

the

material

more

thoroughly

before

attempting

to

pass

the
exam.
27.

Tom

has

not

completed

the

assignment

yet

and

Maria

hasn’t,

neither.

28.

The

United

States

receives

a

large

amounts

of

revenue

from

taxation

of

tobacco

products.
29.

Not

only

cigarettes

and

alcohol

is

believed

to

be

harmful

to

one’s

health.
30.

She

has

changed

a

lot

of

jobs

since

she

has

graduated

from

university

five

years

ago.
31.

John

could

have

gotten

that

job

if

he

had

applied

it.
32.

Because

they

had

spent

too

many

time

considering

the

new

contract,

the

students

lost

the
opportunity

to

leave

the

appartment..
33.

Whistling

or

clapping

our

hands

to

get

the

person’s

attention

are

considered

impolite.
34.

Despite

the

time

of

the

year,

yesterday’s

temperature

was

enough

hot

to

turn

on

the

air
conditioning.
35.

Found

in

the

12
th
century,

Oxford

university

ranks

among

the

world’s

oldest

universities.

Mistake Correction Mistake Correction
26. 31.
27. 32.
28. 33.
29. 34.
30. 35.
Section

C

–

reading
I . R e ad

t h e fo l l o w ing pa s s ag e , and t h e n

c hoo s e

t h e b es t an s w e r f r om A ,

B , C or D .
Accreditation

is

a

system

for

setting

national

standards

of

quality

in

education.

The
United States

is

unique

in

the

world

because

its

accreditation

is

not

administered

by

the
government,

but rather

by

committees

of

educators

and

private

agencies

like

the

Middle
State

Association

of Colleges

and

Secondary

School

and

the

Society

of

Engineers.
Before

registering

to

study

in

any

education

institution

in

the

United

States,

a

student

should
make

certain

that

the

institution

is

accredited

in

order

to

assure

that

the

school

has

a
recognized standard

of

organization,

instruction,

and

financial

support.

Foreign

students

should

be
particularly
careful

to

check

an

institution’s

accreditation

because

other

government

or

future

employers

may
not

recognize

a

degree

earned

from

a

school

that

has

not

received

accreditation.
If

a

college

is

accredited,

catalogs

and

brochures

will

usually

indicate

the

accreditation

status.
If

you

are

not

sure

about

a

certain

school,

don’t

hesitate

to

check

its

reputation

with

an

education
officer

at

the

nearest

US

embassy.
36.

The

title

best

expresses

the

ideas

in

this

passage

is



.
A.

studying

in

the

United

States
B.

accreditation
C.

how

to

find

best

school
D.

the

middle

States

Association

of

colleges

and

Secondary

Schools
37.

What

should

students

do

in

order

to

check

the

accreditation

of

a

school

that

may

interest

them

?
A.

Write

to

the

school B.

Write

to

the

US

Ministry

of

Education
C.

Register

to

study

at

the

school D.

Consult

a

US

embassy

official
38.

According

to

the

author,

all

of

the

following

statements

are

true

of

the

accreditation

system

in
the

United

States

EXCEPT



.
A.

The

accreditation

on

status

of

a

school

will

be

listed

in

its

catalogs

and

brochures.
B.

Future

employers

will

be

influenced

by

the

accreditation

of

a

candidate’s

school.
C.

The

accreditation

system

is

like

that

of

many

other

countries..
D.

Accreditation

provides

information

about

the

standards

of

instruction

and

organization

of
a

school.
39.

The

word

“unique”

in

the

first

paragraph

means



.
A.

unusual. B.

first. C.

standard. D.

large.
40.

From

this

passage,

it

may

be

concluded

at

an

accredited

school

.
A.

does

not

offer

a

degree.
B.

may

close

because

of

financial

disorganization.
C.

is

administered

by

the

government.
D.

is

better

than

an

accredited

school.
36. 37. 38. 39. 40.
I I . C hoo s e

t he

b e s t an s w e r f r o m A , B , C or D

t o

fi l l in the ga p s in the

fo l l o w ing pa s s a ge .
The

(41)



of

book

knowledge

is

one

part

of

school

education

but

this

kind

of

learning
can

be

and

often

is

carried

to

(42)



in

many

countries

so

that

no

time

for

other

interests

is
(43)

to

young

people.

Not

only

must

they

attend

school

(44)



five-hour

periods

on

six

days

of

the

week,

studying

possibly

as

many

as

thirteen

different

subjects,

but

in

addition

they
may

even

go

to

afternoon

institutes

for

(45)





instruction.

They

have

almost

no

chance
of taking

(46)



any

of

their

own

hobbies

or

becoming

familiar

with

the

plants

and

(47)




life

of

the

countryside

except

during

their

summer

holidays.

Early

youth

should

be

a

time
of exploration

and

adventure,

of

reading

books

for

(48)

as

well

as

study,

of

freedom

to

enjoy
life

before

the

responsibilities

of

working

for

a

living

and

(49)

a

family

(50)



an

end
to

study,

to

freedom

and

only

too

often

to

carefree

enjoyment.
41. A.

gathering B.

collection C.

obtaining D.

accumulation
42. A.

extremity B.

excess C.

limits D.

boundary
43. A.

available B.

provided C.

devoted D.

reserved
44. A.

during B.

for C.

throughout D.

in
45. A.

farther B.

additional C.

extra D.

further
46. A.

on B.

up C.

back D.

over
47. A.

untamed B.

original C.

wild D.

natural
48. A.

pleasure B.

amusement C.

joy D.

entertainment
49. A.

creating B.

bringing C.

building D.

raising
50. A.

hold B.

put C.

indicate D.

mark