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<i><b>Tran Quy Cap Senior High School</b></i> TEST ON ENGLISH
<i>Full name: ...</i> Time: 45 minutes
Class: <b>11</b>/ ...
<i><b>Complete the second sentence so that it has the same meaning to the first one, using the words</b></i>
<i><b>given. The sentence 0 has been done for you as an example.</b></i>
0. There are 41 classes in our school.
<i><b>Our school </b></i>
<b>01</b> “I am sorry I didn’t arrive here earlier,” John said.
John apologized ...
<b>02</b>. “I’ve always wanted to be a pilot,” Brown said.
Brown has always dreamed of ...
<b>03</b>. “You’d better wear a helmet whenever you are on a motorbike,” his father said to him.
His father advised...
<b>04</b>. “Remember to turn off the lights before going out, Tom,” Tom’s mother said.
Tom’s mother reminded ...
<b>II. Reading:</b>
<i><b>Read the passage and then do the following tasks.</b></i>
In 1897, the city of Boston, Massachusetts opened the first subway in the country. That same
year, the first annual Boston Marathon was held. The marathon is a 26.2-mile (42.2-kilometer)
<i><b>A. Decide which statements are true (T) or false (F)</b></i> <i><b> </b></i><b>T F</b>
<b>05</b>. Boston Marathon was held in 1879.
<b>06</b>. Boston Marathon race is held every year.
<b>07</b>. Originally, Marathon was a place name in ancient Greece.
<b>08</b>. Actually, the distance from Marathon to Athens is more than 42 kilometers.
<b>09</b>. The best men’s times in Marathon races are not more than 2 hours & 7 minutes.
<i><b>B. Match the words or phrases in A with their definitions in B. The 0 has been done as an</b></i>
<i><b>example. </b></i>
<b>A</b> <b>B</b>
<i><b>0. Boston</b></i>
<b>10.</b>annual
<b>11.</b>spectators
<b>12.</b>to duplicate
<b>13.</b>a soldier
<b>14.</b>slightly
<b>15.</b>record
<i>a. a person who serves in the army</i>
<i>b. a person who is watching an event, especially a sports</i>
<i>event</i>
<i>c. not much, a little</i>
<i>d. the best result or the highest or lowest level that has ever</i>
<i>been reached, especially in sport</i>
<i>e. happening or done once every year</i>
<i>f. to make an exact copy of something</i>
<i>g. the city in the state of Massachusetts, in the USA</i>
<b>0</b>/....g <b>10</b>/...<b>11</b>/...<b>12</b>/...<b>13</b>/... <b>14</b>/ ... <b>15</b>/ ...
<i><b>Listen to the tape and fill in the missing words that you hear.</b></i>
Pelé is considered one of the (<b>16</b>) ... football players of all time. He
(<b>17</b>) ... in 1940 in Brazil. As a (<b>18</b>) ...,Pelé was famous for
his powerful kicking and (<b>19</b>)... the ball. He joined a Brazilian football club in
1956, and in 1962 he led (<b>20</b>) ... to its first world club championship. Pelé
became the (<b>21</b>)... player to participate in three World Cups in 1958,1962, and
1970. By 1974, Pelé had (<b>22</b>)... 1,200 goals and became a Brazilian national hero.
He played for an American football club for two years before he retired in 1977. Later Pelé
became an (<b>23</b>) ... ambassador for the sport, working to promote peace
and understanding through friendly sport activities.
<b>III. Grammar and vocabulary</b>
<i><b>Circle the letter A, B, C or D that you think it the best option to finish each of the following</b></i>
<i><b>sentences.</b></i>
<b>24</b>. Which of the words is different about the meaning from the others?
<b>A</b>. contestant <b>B</b>. champion <b>C</b>. competitor <b>D</b>. A and C are correct
<b>25</b>. In a letter you have written to a company, you tell them that you expect them to reply.
How do you write?
<b>A</b>. Write back to me soon, please. <b>B</b>. I look forward to hearing from you soon
<b>C</b>. Please drop me a line soon. <b>D</b>. I'm looking forward to hearing from you soon.
<b>26</b>. Which word(s) mean(s) 'extremely good?
<b>A</b>. excellent <b>B</b>. marvellous <b>C</b>. wonderful <b>D</b>. All are correct
<b>27</b>. Many college students want to do ... job during their vocation.
<i><b>Circle the following underlined sounds that are pronounced differently from the </b></i>
<i><b>others</b></i>
<b>28</b>. <b>A</b>. p<b>u</b>ll <b>B</b>. f<b>u</b>ll <b>C</b>. h<b>u</b>ge <b>D</b>. p<b>u</b>t
<b>29</b>. <b>A</b>. pr<b>o</b>vide <b>B</b>. <b>o</b>ther <b>C</b>. br<b>o</b>ther <b>D</b>. d<b>o</b>ne
<b>30</b>. Some of my friends have difficulty ... English.
<b>A</b>. in to learn <b>B</b>. to learn <b>C</b>. in learning <b>D</b>. learnt
<b>31</b>. He promised ... me some money, but he didn’t do it.
<b>A</b>. to give <b>B</b>. give <b>C</b>. being given <b>D</b>. giving
<b>32</b>. The opposite of ‘increase’ is ...
<b>A</b>. repeat <b>B</b>. decrease <b>C</b>. enclose <b>D</b>. redo
<b>33</b>. We call a person who has been chosen or appointed to speak for somebody else or on
behalf of another person or a group a/an ...
<b>A</b>. representative <b>B</b>. announcement <b>C</b>. accountant <b>D</b>. representation
<b>34</b>. Prices of electrical equipment have fallen ... these days.
<b> A</b>. dramatic <b>B</b>. drama <b>C</b>. dramatically <b>D</b>. dramas
<b>35</b>. What did the students do to help ... illiteracy?
<b>A</b>. eradicated <b>B</b>. eradicate <b>C</b>. eradication <b>D</b>. eradicating
<b>36</b>. You begin a formal letter with recipient’s name (e.g. Dear Mr. Phillip,). How do you end
the letter?
<b>A</b>. With love, <b>B</b>. Yours sincerely, <b>C</b>. Yours, <b>D</b>. Yours faithfully,
<b>37</b>. Mother: You’ve broken the vase.
<i> Son:</i> Oh.... no, mum! I’ve just arrived home. I don’t know anything about it.
<b>A</b>. The boy denied to break the vase. <b>B</b>. The boy denied not breaking the vase.
<b>C</b>. The boy denied breaking the vase. <b>D</b>. The boy denied broke the vase.
<b>38</b>. My father reminded me ... the main gate before going to school.
<b>A</b>. locked <b>B</b>. locking <b>C</b>. to lock <b>D</b>. not locking
<i><b>Circle the following words that are stressed differently from the rest</b></i>
<b>39</b>. <b>A</b>. orphanage <b>B</b>. mountainous <b>C</b>. volunteer <b>D</b>. competitor