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<span class='text_page_counter'>(3)</span> Di th;. ti't'"r Etei. itoc tiittg '4n1, ian. '. niut 20 i'i,. Tt't:c rry. it'FT. Cltir;€rt ']qi;. lt. qt. ]i'u: ;:hq'nt. B, C' or E e're y6g2v {$tsw;€t! skeet to indic*te tfue fotlowircg pessnge mzd n'w#ft {ire fe#er A, correct Glaswer t* escfe *f tke qwestiorcs fr*r'te 3'6 to 43" Line For many people) rnushroonis ar* strange. cclorless, inccneprehensibl* plants that shoi'rld R.etrd tfce. be. because sofi1e are extrelrtely p*isotlous' avoid€d. euaimt tates and scary stories surround musl'uooms virithout developed roots' leaves, stefiIs, In reality, houiever, mushxoofirs wefun$rhat are simpl* plants and woods' Certain fpes cf rnushroc'rss flowers, or seeds. TI:e;, grow in ra'ertrands, $ass-f n'teadO'ws, reci.pes and frenady snacks' For exalltrlle, lnorels are delicious and are included as ingredienis in n:ian-v pnzed irr Europe' .rhre choicest f,oods. ard truffles, renated to morels, are hlghly are considered one of. j. T'beirshapeisturbeleke,sndthe3;rernainentirelyundergrou-nd'afootorl'i:rorebelow{hesilrface'ln. iCI. i. 5. hunt ttreem by scent' the old days, dogs and pigs rrrere specially trained to "because they have no chiorophltll and carurot' generate Mushroonas stand out affIong other plants ihe ground is tire feuiting body' and ihe their orrun rrourishrnent. The pari c,f tnie fiiago:s ttrat rises aboize g=rounri. It can be usuall;,' dr:g up 'r11 tire form of rregetati'e part that produces m*iz,rch is hiCden under the. tlle fooci supr'i:t and moisture" cafi lii'e f,or dense, vrrhite tangied finarn*ets, ir..4'dch. depending +ri .,veitr as the rest of the tuuigtls geftus species, al: cne of &e hundreds of, years" kt fact, miushl'ooires, a; -f"'&tan their ihc oid;sl nivliLg orgaidsirrs' ferv remaining simple plants that ar":, believed t,: L,e ainong of iiozeias lbi r:ari domani ite t, *"1 6rjndr-lcive lo gro"''411, fltrarrenis siT i: p'rclifbrating a-rlri environrnent J' Pru. J". ',iei'r-rrr= *.i',rfu'v'.r7lifftre. Aitti*irgh n.'ar-.lsl1l"onrr.,q ;x.p.tie',r,, in 1ilr-.rr-,r:,nr, requires a ihorough i.nowXedge of eiwiroitnsnig. fnt'rl -'qlrre Fin'!:ir-tc ir'lqhr^"nr'"o. to gro-w and an abili8 to thrive ili ternperatures frorn 68' to 86" (F) teg! betweeil edibie and poisonous piants. l\4ost musluoo;;ns 2awithplentyofmoisture,andnearlycompletedarl.nessproducesthebestcrop.Theentiremushroorn is undergror'urd. Erightly colored mushroorn should be picked, the stem, t]le cap, and whatever pa.ri that and the more the mushroom attracts oaps usually indicate that the piant is not fit for consumption, red or orange spotted caps that grow attention, the more poisonous it is. h4ushrooms with beautiful If ntilky or widte juices seep from a break under large trees after a good rain are particularly poisonous' are also not 25 in the body of plant, chances are it should not be picked. old musluooms with brown caps -,irher-- they are rnost iikel-v. very safe.. In line 2, the u'ord "quaieet" is closesi in meanircg to C. irritating B. fanciful A. convoluted. 36.. D' perfunctory af lhe passage ntost !ike$'to agree? 37. With which af the fol!.au,ing slafements is the at'rthor as food" A. Xn the old days, rn'hen iood was scarce' people chose mushroorns ts. Mushroorns should be treaied as all other plants'. \. from mushrooms' C. Because they are poisonous, people should stay away ]eaves' and D. Muskooms have different forms cf roots, sten'Is, to 38. In line 5, the word "trendy" is closest in rneuning. /. B' experimental C' fashionable A. tender i9. In line 7, the word "Tkeir" refers to D' mrorels and truffles C' truffles B' foods A. morels af weans rnushrootns rnultiply mostly by 4A. k can be inferredfrom the passage that B. ftuiting bodies C' nourlshment D' root systerns A. moisture 41. The author af the pcssoge implies tleat ntushrootns. D' trusted. B' ai:e a relatively recent ionn of A. have been knowa since ancient times been carefully analyzed C. cannot survive without a good environment D. have to 42. In line 19, the word "teFl" is closest in meaning D. see C. say B. distinguish A. narrate brightly calored rnushrooms? 43. l44tat does the author af the passage imply about They should not be eaten. B. A. They are beautiful' They should be destroYed D. C. They attract attention'. plants. Trrxt"g 3/7. -. '. '. hfld di s6:. 4i6.

<span class='text_page_counter'>(4)</span> Di thi thb Dsi hac tiiing Anh tan I ndm 2011, Trunng THpr chttyen Dqt hec st phqn. Read thefollowing passage and mark the letter A, correct wordfor each'of the blanksfrom 11 to SS.. I'm. a,. crio. on. your answer sheet to indicate the. sure that many people. order to. (46)-.. in this lecture hall have, at some time, attempted to open up an image file in their photos onio a sociat (45)-------r-_ site, oniy ta find the fiie has ben You find ihere's qo way io retrieve your digital memories as you,.ve alreacy. (44)-=_. (47}-thephoiosfromyourmemprycard.V/orseis.&erealizatignthat3'curentirehargdriveiras crashed and that. Eiever made baek-up ccpies of your dissertation". ''ou. ye.rs of ,-eseuetr" rod so on.. Right eow, I'm a&aid *ere's no guarar-itee that a-'ry of our data vr,iii survive in the (4g)_ curre.ntly available. Ycu see, manurtetuiers want io (49)_&e sp":ed and eapaeity of &i*..ers, but aren't r-'cried abcut icng-tena siabiiiiy. Flash memcry drives are aot a reliable altemati,,'e as they have an es:timatqi (50)iifespan of t'n yea,-s. Top-end CDs ni'fi the golC *C the phtiratocyanine ei;,e layers wili (51)-longer. The other issue oi course, is that technology is constantly becoming obsolete.. Many of your parents will have video cassettes at home but unless you have a video player stil in (52)-, you are unlikely to ever view the content. The same goes for any documents saved on floppy disks; no modern PC comes with a compatible drive. It's ironic, of course, that paper, the old. (53)-. of transferring information, is actually more durable than its modern equivalents.. A. upload 45. A. meeting 46. A. disturbed 47. A. rubbed 48. A. formats 49. A. excel 50. A. top 51. A. spend 52. A. operation 53. A. opporfunity 44.. '. B. paste. C. share C. networking C. spoilt C. withdrawn. B. discussion. B. disrupted B. cancelled B. shapes B. build B. maximum B. act B. order B. medium. C. means C. boost C. peak C. produce C. function. C. source. D. display D. chatroom D. comrpted D. erased D. types D. uplift D. upper. D.last D. occupation D. technology. -. Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to show the wederlined port that needs correction. 54. Many fruits contain large arnounts of vitamin C, as ..'.,ell as sugar, -*-hich provide energy. A. Many B. amounts C. as well as D. provide 55. Navaio Indians are far more numerous today as they were in the past.. A. Navajo Indians B. far C. as D. in 56. warm and moisture help microbes grow and thus assist the decay process. A. B. C. D. 57' It is estimated that at least a million meteors have hit the Earth's surfacd, which is only 25 percentage of the planet. grow. fiarm. A. at least. B.. miliion. 5S. Cen..aet lenses made of acrylic aie more. R. 59*. tuan-s!]arent B.least. thus. C. ha",,e. fuspsent C.. irit. decay. /. D. percentage. and iqast fragile thea lenses made af qiass.. then. D. glass. Alihoud. f,ewpr Ameiicans wcrk on ftnns today, they are too producrive that the U.S is no.lg the. world's lqp faod exporter.. Ai'.hougb. fe'+ter. mrrrd. ra,ho. A B. C. D. top 60' .aristole believed that the rnind or soul, wbo the Greeks called psy.che, was separate fro:n the bodv. A. the B. C. was separate D. the body. ioo.

<span class='text_page_counter'>(5)</span> Di titi. tl*. Eai. itctc. tiing Anl't iitt. i. nim 2{)i4' TntctneTHPT Ciry;ht De. ffi,0rD0Ee},#E8f{EF*w;SFreett*{'re.dit{Etetftebestwttjl63Carff[}[.ete.eechaffke with tlee words pr*vided' severci/ houri pau,er/ lines/ soi tou'rc/ v'iihaut/ electricilyi 61. Last night/ storfft/ damage/ hours' So to*'n had ra'tthout electricity se'eral A. Last night a xorn, dlmuged pou'er lines.. followittg. serctenrces. B.Lastnightthestonnhaddamaged.powerlinescto*'nhasbeen:a'lthoutelectricityforseveralhours C,I-astnight,sstorn.lhasdan'ragedtheporverline;sotlretolamisra'ithouteleciricityinseveralhcurs' D.Lastnight,sstormdamagedthepowerlines,sothetcrnrrwas-withoutetrectrici{,f*rser'eraxlraurs" rhler/ rescue/ lttt]'e/ gfu.l/ v,ho/ dtawnl not/ good/ su,int'mer/ hol'l,el,er/,f ump/ ". 62' Joe/. A.Joewasn,tagoodswirrrmerhoweverjuinpinginiheriverrescuingalit.rlegirlivhowasdrowning. in the river to rescue a little girl *'tio droi'"'ned' E.. good siviinmer, t "Ioe wasn,t the. o*#, rr*:"*p**. c.Joewasn'tagood.srvirnrner.!{owever,hejuurpedintoiherivee'tciescueitreiittiegirlvu'hoia'as drovoning.. tlie iittle girl he jurnUed inta ihe dver rescuing D. Joe wasn't trre good srvin-rmer; however,. rz'{ro. drorntned.. 63.PauI/always/enjail/stu.$l/scielcces/highsc.h'ogfitheref*reidecideinlctjoribioic'g,,iurci'.'lersiryl,". A.Faula\anysenjo;'stosfudyr"i*n"*,ir'rNrighschoolr'hereforedecidesrnajcling'bi*lagiratthe universiry" r'o rr:aj''-'l on bioicg-;i 61 at tiigtr schoal, trr th;refore declcies B. Faul al,a'a:/s enjciY:s stttciyirrg sciences universiq'" rJecl$eG [! r]ilajfif in Dloicigii :j(jirur'-u. iriertiore, fte *-. i:aUi Aiv\i'i{\it er!..iL,j/s{-i sLuLtyurg Sulctlligs tri rllgir. nn. universitY". D.Paulalwaysenjoyediostudysciencesinthehighschool;he'therefore'decidedntajoringaibiology at the universitY'. clsss/ ' come/ class/ teacher/ therefore/ cancel/ 64. Because/ snovtstorrn/ only/five/ ,student/. A.Becauseofthesnowstormonlyfivestudentscametoclass'Theteacher'therefore'cancelledthe class. has cancelled have come io the class, teacher therefore B. Because of a snowstorm only five students class.. c.. Eecause the snowstorm only. therefore, had to cancel the five students came to class the ieacher,. class.. D.Becauseasnowstomonlyfivestudentscarnetoiheclass;teacher'therefore'cancel'ledclass' yoie/ hixt/ because/ not/ ag.ee/ position/ foreigtl Jalmson/ llol,lesti l)oliticia.n/ but/ I/ ne:;er/. 65. Henry. uo"t'l,.n"*y. position at vote him because I do not agree of,his Jo('son is a hcnest politician. But I never. - ff:ffir:*lll" ,, *. vore for him because I do rrot agree with honesi poritician, irui I wourd never. his Positions on ioreign PolicY'. C.HenryJohnson*u,*honestpolitician;butxworrldnevervotehimbecauseldidn'tagreewithhis posiiions about foreign PolicY'. D.HenryJohnsonisahonestpoxiticianbutlwixtrnevervoteforlrimbecauselwon'tagreehisposition in foreign PolicY' letter A, E, {, or B on to 75'. tke R.ead tlre fo.llowileg passage *nd rngyk 66 carreet eilswer to eacfu of tlee questiores from. f'ine. &Feswer skeet to iredicrete tlte ,. .. tangible' such as houses' Most f,orms of property are concrete and and copvright *'"*a"s. other forms of propertv can be intangible, 4^ ^"+L^*o of n{ -i^l protection extended to authors fonns of properry. copyright is a legal ,i ohnrrrc. rhf:rt'i;:ffiil:lTffirt. ffiJffi ffi;il". "1r". yoar. "JrT?jil;'-#"";""*od';#;,. T:YY:::t"1T::1?. ^- shows' ; us*in" articles, maps, films, plavs, television Traeeg 5/7. -. Ad&. : 4Xd.

<span class='text_page_counter'>(6)</span> Ei rhi iht Dsi hpc fidng Anh tin I ndn 2014 Trfing THPT. 5. ChuyEn. Dqi hpc St phqnt. software, paintings, photographs, musie, choreography or artistic property.. in dance, and all other forms of intellectual. Although the purpose of artistic property is usually public use and eqioymen! copynght establishes the ownership of the creator. When a person buys a copyrigtrted magaztne, it belongs to -"his individual as a tangibie object. I{owe-.er, the aiithors oitbe magazine articles crryn the r=eseareh and.the .writing that went into crealing ihre a:'tieles. The right !o rnake and seil or give a.w.ay eapies of books or ariicles belongs tc the authors, pubiishers, or other indivi<iuals cr crganizatians.that hoid the eopl'right. To copy an entire b+ok er a part of it, pennission must ba received from fhe cap]"nght orh?sr, '*'ho rrill most iikely expeet to be paid. Copyriglit law distinguishes bef'..een .difi-,reni Spes cf intellectual properiy. M-,isic iiray tre -by pla3'ed an-'.'one after it is pubiished. However, if it is perfcriiied ftq profit, the pefornrers need tc pay a fee, called a roSa!ry. A similar principEe appiies io pefrormaneas af songs aad plays. C'n the other hand, nermes, ideas, and book titles are excepted. Ideas do not become copyrighted property until they are published in a book, a painting, or a musical work. Almost ali aitistic work created before the 20th century is not copyrighted because it was created before the copyright law was. T5. 20. passed.. The tv'o common rvays of infringing upon the copl'right are plagiarism and piracy. Plagiarinng the vrork of another person mealls passing it off as one's own. The word plagiarism is derived from the Latin plagiarus, wirich means "abductor." Piracy may be an a a of one peison but, in many cases,. '. 25. it is a- joint effort of several people who reproduce copyrighted material and sell it for profit without paying royalties io the creator. Technological innovations have made piraci' eBS/, and anyone can duplicate a motion picture on videotape, a computer program, or a book. Video cassette recorders can be used by practically anyone to copy movies and television programs, and copylng software has become almost as easy as copying a book. Large companies zealously monitor their copyrights for slogans, advertisements, and brand names, protected by a trademark.. mainly discuss? A. Legal rights of property owners B. Legal ownership of creative work C. Examples of copyrightpiracy D. Copying creating work for profit 67. In line 3, the word "ertended" is closest in meaning to A. expiicated C. guaranteed B. exposed 68. It can be inferredfrom the passage that copyright law is intended to protect A. the user's ability to enjoy an artistic work B. the creator's ability to profit from the work 66. W'hat does the'passage. D. granted. C. D.. paintings and photographs from theft computer software and videos from being copied 69. In line 16, the word "principle" is closest in meaning to A. crr:eial point C. firnda:nentai mle D. fomidabie force B" cardinal role 7L'i. Which af the;Albwing properties is I4CT mentioned as protected by capyright?. A. rn';sic andplays B. pair:tings and maps C. prinied mediunn D. seiestific discoveries 7i. It can be irferredfrom ike passage thet it is legal if '-A. fv"o songs,'written by two differ-ent eomFosers, hav.e ihe same meiody B. fwo books, written by tv,'o different authors.. have ths same tities C. Er,u- drarvings, created by f*o dif;erent artists, have the same images D. two plays, creaied by fr'jo diferent play*nghts, ha'ue ihe same plc-rt aad chaiaef-ers 72. frlithwhich af tliefoiiowing statemenis is the author most liicely to agree? A. Teachers are not allowed to make copies of published materials for use by their students. Trang 6/7. -. Mfr. ili. s6: 416.

<span class='text_page_counter'>(7)</span> tri. lti. II2* Elqi hqc. ii6ig Anh idn. i. ndnt 20 i 4, Tt'uAng TiIPT CltuyLrt. ilai. hpc St; pltqnt. m ute iSth centur.v can-not be pericnr-reci in iheaters vlithout pennission. music and the iyrics' C. Singers can pubiicly sing only the songs for which they trt'ote ihe D. It is illegal to rnate phctographs when sightseeing or traveling.. B. rtays. 7. 1ryrr-Lren. !ou, is mosi cctmltorable utith the \turpose a{v'kich af the faliau'ing? "opyright B, A lar,v against sm*king law against theft D. household rule school policY. 3. The purporc of. A- A C. A 74.. , .ccording to the passage, copy'ight law A. meticulouslY observed. is. ts. routinetry ignored D. zealously enforced. C. frequentlY debated ta 75. In line 27, the v'ord "practicatEy" is closest in mecning C. B. hardly A. tnrthfully. ctrearliz. Mark. EFee. letter A:, E, C,. *r &. GFE. jtss4r {Ezesv)er slceet. to iredic$te. D. almost. tfue sepatemce tfueqt. is c\osest. tke sentemce{s} itr itclics" 75. The thiefu,bre glot'es so as to avoia ieaving arryfingerprints' A. The thief ivore gloves so,as to not learre any fingerprints' E. T'he thief -vrore gioves so that not leave any flrngerprinis'. C.T.hethiefworeglovesie.iorcerncttolea:veariyfingerpri-nts' D" T'he thief rr,rore glo-ves in order to not leave any fingerprinis. i r . i-itey siayea iti iiltit i'iolet (.iesiltie !:{ie iiune' A. Despite the.hotel is noisy, they stay there' B. In spite of the noisy hotel and they like it' C. Although the,.no!sy.!i91el, they slayed there' D. Noisy as the hotel, they stayed there' 78. They left earty bgcause they did not wilni to get caught in traffic' A. They left early for.not getting stuck. B. In order to avoid being ituck in the traffic, they left early' C. Because they got caught in the traffrc, they left early' D. Leaving late, they got caught in the traffic' guilty. 79. Because the evidence v,as withheld, the prisoner v,as found , A.Iftheevidencewaspresented,theprisonerwouldn'tbefoundguilty. found guilty' B. Had the evidence been presented, the prisoner wouldn't have been f, The prisoner was found guilty thanks to the evidence' guilty' D. Because he withheld the evidence so the prisoner was found 80. If there isn't enough rain, the hydropov'er station connGt aperaie' A.Whenthereisn,tenoughrain,thehydropowerstationcanoperate. B. Unless there is enough rain, the hydropower station can operate' c. unless there isn't enough rain, the hydropower station cannot operate. D. Unless there is enough rain, the hydropower station can't operale'. ---TE{E END.--. i'w. mee*wing fo.

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