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DATEH HIGH SCHOOL THE FIFTH TEST
Full name:……… Duration: 45 minutes
Class 11 B3 School – year: 2007 – 2008

<b> (Tiếng Anh 11 Nâng Cao)</b> Marks: ……
<b>Part I: LISTENING : A. True or false.</b>

1. Television brings many things from the world into homes. ...
2. It provides more entertainment programs than any other kind. ……
<b>B. Answer the questions. </b>

3. Can a person with a television set sit in his house to know everything about the world?

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4. Which is more convenient and cheaper, to sit at home with a television set or to go out?

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5. Is television the most important means of communication?

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6. What plays an important role in many people's lives?

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<b>Part II: PRONUNCIATION - GRAMMAR AND STRUCTURE</b>

<b>A. PICK OUT THE WORD WHOSE UNDERLINED PART IS PRONOUNCED DIFFERENTLY FROM </b>
<b>THAT OF THE OTHER WORDS</b>

7. A. would B. could C. ought D. should

7. A. tolerance B. horror C. occupation D. occasion

<b>B. Choose the word which has a different stress pattern from that of the other three.</b>

9. A. rowing B. parade C. stunning D. painter

10. A. hockey B. leisure C. marquee D. jacket

<b>C. CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER TO COMPLETE EACH SENTENCE BELOW</b>

11. The boy...you've just seen on the TV is one of the best students in our school.
A. parents who B. whose parents C. parents of his D. his parents
12. I have always wanted to visit Rome, ………….. of Italy.

A. is the capital B. which the capital is C. that is the capital D. the capital
13. "Do you know the gentleman...over there?" - "Yes, He is a doctor."

A. who he is standing B. standing C. stands D. is standing
14. Nam learned swimming 8 years ago.

A. Nam has been able to swim for 8 years. B. Nam can swim 8 years ago.

C. Nam could have swum for 8 years. D. Nam has been able to swim since 8 years ago.
15. The building suddenly collapsed. They managed to escape from it. They …….. escape from
the suddenly collapsed building.

A. could manage to. B. can C. was able to D. could

16. Call me at this number in case of emergency. If you are in emergency, you …….. call me on
this number.

A. are able to B. could C. manage to D. can

17. May I go out? -…… . a. Go ahead b. I doesn't matter c. You may d. Be quick
<b>D. Read the following sentences. Some of them are correct and some are incorrect. </b>
<b>Underline the mistakes, and give the correct form in the space provided. Check (</b><b>) those </b>
<b>that are correct.</b>

18. The boat sank near the bank so the men could swim to safety. ………
19. Joe was at home. We could see him through the window. ………
20. Although his leg was badly hurt, the boy could walk home. ………
21. Their baby will can walk in a few weeks. ………

<b>Part III: Reading: A. Choose the word or phrase among A, B, C or D that best fits </b>
<b>each space in the following passage: </b>

Tim and Shannon Jones had offered (22) …… their cousin Marie to Disneyland Park as a
special treat for her birthday. Marie was very excited because she had (23) …… been there
before. As some of the attractions at Disneyland Park are very popular, they decided to go
very early in the morning. They got up early and arrived (24) …… Disneyland Park just after
six o'clock in the morning. Tim immediately went to get breakfast because he was very
hungry. The girls looked at the map of Disneyland Park and tried to decide what to do.
Marie had been reading Mark Twain's adventure stories about Huckleberry Finn and Tom
Sawyer, so she (25) …… wanted to go to Frontierland. Therefore, the girls decided to visit
Tom Sawyer Island first and then go on the riverboat Mark Twain.

22. A. to go B. to get C. to pick up D. to take

23. A ever B. never C. already D. just

24. A. in B. on C. at D. to

25. A. particularly B. constantly C. finally D. occasionally

<b>B. Read the text and do the task that follows:</b>

<b>Wind Energy</b>

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Harnessing the wind is one of the cleanest, most sustainable ways to generate electricity. Wind
power produces no toxic emissions and none of the heat trapping emissions that contribute to global
warming. This, and the fact that wind power is one of the most abundant and increasingly
cost-competitive energy resources, makes it a viable alternative to the fossil fuels that harm our health
and threaten the environment. Wind energy is the fastest growing source of electricity in the world.
Global installations in 2005 reached more than 11,500 megawatts (MW) -a 40.5 percent increase in
annual additions compared with 2004 -representing $14 billion in new investments. In the United
States, a record 2,431 MW of wind power was installed in 2005, capable of producing enough
electricity to power 650,000 typical homes. Despite this rapid growth, wind power is still a relatively
small part of our electricity supply - generating less than one percent of both the U.S. and global
electricity mix. But thanks to its many benefits and significantly reduced costs, wind power is poised
to play a major role as we move toward a sustainable energy future.

<i><b>Choose the best answer to each of the following questions.</b></i>

26. Why is harnessing the wind one of the cleanest ways to generate electricity?
- Because wind power produces no …….

A. heat B. poison C. emission D. global warning

27. What does the word <i>abundant </i>in line 4 mean?

A. Plentiful. B. Beautiful. C. Grateful. D. Dutiful.

28. - What does the compound <i>cost-competitive </i>in lines 4, 5 mean?
- It means the production of wind power is …...

A. expensive B. cheap C. economical D. costly

29. What proves that wind power is the fastest growing source of electricity in the world?
A. Electricity produced. B. Typical homes. C. Global installations. D. Future energy.
30. What makes wind energy a major role in the future?

A. Annual additions. B. Rapid growth. C. Low costs. D. Future electricity supply.
<b>Part IV: WRITING </b>

<b>A. REWRITE EACH OF THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES AS DIRECTED</b>
31. They met their old friends in the town hall.

<b> It was in ………..</b>

32. We have bought the tickets for our children.

<b> It is………</b>

33. We haven't got any stamps. He hasn't got any stamps.

 Neither………..

34. We can start our journey tomorrow. We can start our journey next week. It's not important,
(either ... or)

We can………

<b>B. Below are the main parts of a brief biography. Match each of them with its </b>
<b>corresponding partner in the sample text.</b>

a. Some highlights of his/ her life or career b. His/ Her influence(s) on other people
c. Name, date and place of birth of the person d. His/ Her life or career

e. His/ Her present life (If dead, date and place of death/ burial)
f. His/ Her family/ social/ cultural/ educational background

35. Sir Isaac Newton was born on December 25, 1642, in Lincolnshire, England.

36. After his father's death, he was brought home from high school to run the family's farm in
1656.

37. In 1660, he went to Cambridge University and took a B.A. degree in 1665. Then, from
1665 to 1667, he went on with his studies at home. Newton also laid the foundation for his
discoveries in mathematics and physics during this period.

38. In 1667, he went back to Cambridge and became a professor of both mathematics and
physics.

39. Newton's theories, especially that of gravity, has exerted great influences on many of the later
generations of scientists, not only in Europe but all over the world as well.

40. On March 20,1727, he died at the age of 85 and was buried in Westminster Abbey.
<b>Your answers:</b>

35: ……… 36: ……… 37:……… 38:……… 39:……… 40:
………

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