Các dạng bài thi Cao học Tiếng Anh đầu ra

Là các dạng bài thi cao học tiếng Anh đầu ra cho các ngành kinh tế, kỹ thuật (đặc biệt là bên ngành kỹ thuật : Xây dựng , Bách Khoa, Giao thông, Kiến trúc)

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READING

1 Tom đoesrft like đancing, but Mike

Listen! Somebody p9 816 for help

3 Waidet! There - -ccccssy forks on this table ta bet -

A.arenotsome B.isn'tany @Qlarenotany D are some

4, I have a test tomorrow, 80 Ï sit up late tonight to study

A will have to B can have to C, 5 dlaye xD) have to ,

5, An island on which is called a désérted island pat”

A no people lived B no peoples live eho people live D people are living

6 We worifered who to pay for the broken window

A is going YB) was going C have D would

7, LANG sisasesaguosaessrd tie her shoes when she.was only years old

A knew to 4B) knew how to C, could to D.may 3242 Could K v0 te

8 John said that no other car could go ‹: his car ty ` “hây he age

A so fast like (B) asfast as ¢ Cy fastthan D.as fastly as

9 A number of accidents in the lasf 2 yêars caused by drunk driving _

10 Perhaps people don't like -‹: tourists in their country

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Reading 1 Choose the best answer to complete the sentence

Reading 2 Choose the best interpretation for each sign/ picture

The library

A closes later on Saturday

B is open five days a week (Cis not open on Sunday `

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vaa phorg du tick A The entrance to the bank is through the

Brightson's Travel Agency library

đã; ma@ŸÏ B The travel agency is no longer open

Our new entrance is C The library is now.a travel agency

between the bank (Dy The travel agency has moved its entrance

3

id you see an ga) People who saw a car drive into another car

accident here on Should call this number “ed

"Saturday 4th B This number is si đểncy number

October? ¥C Call the police when you saw the accident

Y

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đa ae» eỨaef$ hy xa Where would, you NOT see this sign?, |

Please cheese a table What should the people at the restaurant do first?

number before A Go to the bar

orderi nản ware our Food at B Pay for their ‘food :

VC Find a.table

Pay for your food when you order

Reading 3 Read the passage and then answer the questions below

Was Benjamin Franklin a famous scientist? Or was he an inventor? Was he a diplomat and a statesman? Or a printer and a writer? Franklin was not just one of these things—he was all of them! He was born in Boston, Massachusetts, on January 17, 1706

Despite his lack of'schooling, Franklin had many ideas on how to improve people’s lives For example, he organized _one of the first public libraries in America He also started the first fire department and one of the first hospitals in Philadelphia He busied himself with plans to improve city streets and lighting

Franklin wrote about improving education, and he helped found a school that became the University of Pennsylvania In 1732, he began publishing a popular, witty advice book called Poor Richard’s Almanack Franklin also founded the American Philosophical Society, based in Philadelphia, to discuss the latest scientific theories

Around 1744, Franklin invented the Franklin stove, which provided more heat while using less fuel A few years later, he began experimenting with electricity In 1752, he invented a lightning rod, which keeps lightning from striking buildings and other structures His scientific ideas and inventions became known in Europe as well as in America

1 Benjamin Franklin worked as

A ascientist and an inventor B a diplomat and a statesman

C a printer and a writer wD ali of the above occupations

2 He did one of the followings EXCEPT : knw

organizing the first public libraries in America tom Atve~ ctw be

B founding the first fire department in Philadelphia

%c opening one of the first hospitals in Philadelphia

D improving city streets and lighting

3 Thesword “that” in paragraph 3 refers to

A education @® a school C Franklin D Pennsylvania

eA, popularity B the poor © good advice „2 D.Richard

5 The American Philosophical Society covered

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A the philosophical theories B educational theories

Vv scientific theories - MALE pba „ D none of the theories

6 The word “the latest” in paragraph 3 is closest in meaning to - `¬

A themostpopular B.thelargest C the fewest “D the most recent 7“ 23 Z2

7 Which of the following statements is NOT TRUE about Benjamin Franklin?

A His invention of a st6ve was better than previous ones

B He started experimenting with electricity in mid 18" century

VC His invention of a lightning rod was earlier than that of a stove

D His invention of a lightning rod was helpful for high buildings

8 The word “which” in paragraph 4 refers to

A.electricty — B.astove C buildings | vD a lightning rod

Reading 4 Complete the following passage by choosing one of the words from the box to

fi which (6) of 7 where hạs societies) whose single-parent (8) -

who and (3) thatg) with) to.“4) father (se) provides W) í: sau co with )

A family, a basic social group united through marriage, is present in all societies

Ideally, the family (1) its ‘members with protection, companionship, securit by „and

socialization The structure (2) the family, and the needs @) the family fulfills VALY

from society (4) society) The nuclear family—two adults and their children—is the main

unit in some (5) In others, it is a subordinate part of an extended family, (6) also

consists of grandparents (7) other relatives A third family unit is the (8) family, in

which children live (9) an unmarried, divorced, or widowed mother or (10)

Writing 1 Rewrite the sentence without changing its original meaning

1 Although my sister is nearly 50 years old, she is very young in her spirit

Despite bem ne 50 years ot, my Arba À young tr WA Apia

2 Although they earn a lot of money, they can’t save any

Despite the, fact thai they carn a-tot of money Haus con't save any

3, She sings very well, but she can’t dance

Although ske.simgs very wete , She can Ít clamet

4 My mother is very thin although she eats a lot

Despite vhe #&f [ma moter, eats a tet She a vey Vien

Ao!

5 We went out alhpueh ft Wás vàiycofd -

* ‹, £Ọc

In spite oflV ¿#.W a we went out

6 The oe oe cá for 10 people

The room isn’t baglfet! do

7 This test is tooWifficult for us to finish

This test isn’t ca4y enough gor ws bo ginish,

8 The child is too short to reach the ceiling

The child isn’t to& enough g to rcack the cérking

9 This shirt is too large for me to wear

This shirt isn’t amale enough got me 40 weak

10.The car is too expensive for us to buy

The car isP™/t heap enough £0 us to Ay

Writing 2 Build up sentences from the prompts given

1 Despite / run / very fast / he / not /catch / bus/ yesterday

Despite Aunning very farts he déar't catch Or bur

2 Although / have/ lot /money / Hetty / not / happy ant

Ah though Pe ode a ode tof of ) Hetty does Aaypy

3 In spite of /have / good /salary / my father / not / like / company

in spree of hamgl good rat 72774 fatier dotsrlt Ai he Siscompang

4 Despite /bad weather / they /go/ beach ee she

Deapite had weather ) hey werd toveeac&

5 Ms Nancy/ too old / have /more babies

M5 Nancy & too otd to Rave mote babies

6 bridge / too low / traffic / travel behind

The baidge ts too dow $A thie haypic bo tract Aehinel

The jeans are too kong 7° my Aon

8 film / not /interesting enough// see

The, gif Br ¢ 2/23 eriong £- to Ak

LISTENING

Listen and fill in the gap with one suitable word or number (Pre-T6-CD1)

Chritine gets up first at about seven o’clock She goes downstairs has breakfast early, because _ she starts work at g (1) o’clock

When I wake up, I switch on the radio and listen to the pews _ (2) Then I get up and have

a (3) | go downstairs at about quarter past seven

Sam comes down at about half past seven She _ doean 4 (4) like the radio, so she switches

on the _deteyJsian (5) and watches the breakfast programme She always duans ugh 6) the volume too loud, so we usually have an _a+ Gumenl (7) about that

Colline goes to college and he’s always Aate _ (8) He doesn’t usually have breakfast He runs rnd faith at the last minutes, and hurries out to get the bus But he usually misats (10) it, so then I take him in my car and I’m late for work

I like the weekends, because everyone 34 (11) in bed late But I don’t stay in bed I get up first and have my break fast ¡n_— #ä na«(12)!

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VO am thinking +8 think C thought D have thought

2 My cars old but i† never

AA breaks down B break down C getdown D gets down

3 Lots offulips grown in Holland ae

A is WB are vC have D.has °™ °F Ory

4 This room ïs used meetings

5 My mother is a little Ices vse ñOW z„„

A spots VB wrinkled", wrinkle D wrinkles

6 Sister Wendy not only loves God and art but alSO good food and wine

ri what you mean

A am not understanding C didn'tunderstand

§ About one thousand people aFre ‹‹ in that factory:

vA employedWÊ) B worked C Jost their job D redundant

9 Look that strange man over there! What's he doing? Nav

TÚI gopsspageszes people don't think of other people

A mean VB selfish; C tolerant D generous ~

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Reading 2 Choose the best interpretation for each sign/ picture

1

A You must keep walking on the grass

B You must walk on the grass

WC You can’t walk on the grass

M4 A Do not touch the fruit before paying for it

BICK YOUR OWN VB Chogser args rut and then pay for it

a ¬ C Damaged frdit must be paid for

FRUTT AND LG D Self-service fruit is cheaper , |

on ae How qual ty plac vii ne Oo

9 bờ 6

who use the shop

in this area C Anyone can park here /

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member of staff if VB The lift isn't working

you need vC Ask someone if you need help with the

assistance with the lift

A Only use this entrance in an Cm€TgenCV „4 ne

PLEASE KEEP

' THIS SỈ ¬" VB Do not park in front of this entrance

ENTRANCE vee C Permission is needed to park here

Reading 3 Read the passage and then answer the questions below

Paper is made from tiny fibers from plats (Long ago most papermakers used the fibers in cotton and) linen rags Today, most paper is made from wood fibers The most important trges used for-making paper are softwood trees The long fibéts in softwoods are ideal for making many kinds of paper After paper is used, it can be reused, or

Paper is made in two stages The first stage is to remove the fibers from the wood Thi:

is done by grinding the wood or cutting it into chips that are softened with chemicals The wood fibers are then mixed with water to make a souplike substance called pulp The second stage is to spread out the pulp, press it flat, and dry it This makes the fibers stick together in thin sheets Some paper is still made by hand But most paper is made by machines

at factories called paper mills

Different kinds of pulp make different kinds of paper Pulp made by grinding is called groundwood pulp \t’s inexpensive to make, but the grinding breaks the wood fibers into very short pieces Groundwood pulp is used to make cheap papers, such as newsprint Pulp made using chemicals is called chemical pulp The chemicals separate the fibers from each other but do not break them Chemical pulp is used to make stronger, longer-lasting paper for use in fine books and magazines

1 Paper has been made from all of the followings EXCEPT

VA fibers in cotton and linen rags YB used paper

C fibers in softwood trees D wood fibers

2 Fibers in are perfect for making different kinds of paper

tA cotton B important trees VC softwoods D new paper

3 The word “recycled” in paragraph 1 means

A forgotten VB reused uC saved D used

4 What is the main idea of the second paragraph?

A How fibers are removed from the wood B How fibers are turned into pulp

C How paper is made by hand /D How paper is generally made

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bal 9e , 5 Fibers are remoyed from the wood

§ VA by grinding’ the wood B by cutting trees

VC in both stages of making paper D softening with chemicals

6 Pulp is made when :

A wood is cut into chips VB wood fibers are mixed with water

C fibers are removed from wood D paper is made by hand

7 The word “this” in paragraph 2 refers to

A spreading out the pulp B pressing the pulp flat

¥ C drying the pulp Y D all of the above acts

8 What does the word “mills” in paragraph 2 mean? 6a 73 eof clam

A machines, VWB factories „„ C sheets D kinds

9 The passage mentions” “?* ~ “kinds of pulp passag' ons pulp

A one VB two C three D four

10 Newsprint is made from

C long-lasting paper D paper for use in magazines

Reading 4 Complete the following passage by choosing one of the words from the box to

vary} in? written Howeve by 4o structuress languages?

to be and 4 (hat, with, run 4 must 6 provides

` Programming, Language,.in computer science, is an artificial language used to write a

~ se ueneé of instructions (a computer program) that can be qa) by a computer Similar to nhai Q) seas , such as English, programming languages have a vocabulary, grammar, and syntax, (3) , natural languages are not suited for programming computers because their vocabulary and grammatical structure may be interpreted (đai multiple ways The languages used to program computers must have simple ang logical (5).” , and the rules for their grammar, spelling, and punctuation (6) be precise

Programming languages (7) ” greatly in their sophistication and in their degree of versatility Some programming languages are (8) to addiést’ a particular kind of computing problem or for use on a particular model of computer, system such as Fortran and COBOL Other languages, such as machine languages, are designed (9) used by one specific model of computer system, or even (10) one specific computer in certain research applications

“WRITING

Writing 1 Rewrite the sentence without changing its original meaning

1 The weather is so cold that we can’t go out

It is such certel weather that we cam ‘+ go out

2 The book is so interesting that she read it many times

Itis such.,G métrtsdong book thal she reed ut mony (HH+Ä

3 The room was so small that we couldn’t put all the furniture into it

It was such Amal room hol we coudelr ¢ pel all the purr fate inte

4 If they don’t get up early, they will be late for the meeting

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5 The children will be very happy if they know you’re visiting them this afternbom ›:

Unless Agu Anew you're wet Hem the aptchnoon , Wx chitdien wite nek bi

Unless fe earth gels warmen ; the rea wit rot get WAR “ 4

7 My husband has given up working in that company

Mỹ husband used /Ø wof# mm Mat corpan

8 They have given up chatting with each other for hours

They used ta hat with each oer gr how's

9 My sister has given up eating sweets before going to bed

My sister used #2 £@£ 5weets bepore gous to bcol

10.He has stopped going fishing in that area

He used #2 .go fiskorg wn thot area

Writing 2 Build up sentences from.the prompts given

1 Unless/ you /stop / smoke/ you / feel/ better

UndS yor Atop Amettny you ioe bl ot feet metres,

2 You/ able /pass / exam /if /you Ttùdỷ / much harder

YOu awl (2 027 §v£x chế; Pf you steely much torscler

3 I/used/ cycle/ to school / when /I/ young

L£ uwtecl to ey ht fe Gehaol ww tttn 2 wa yy orem

4 Dress / so / nice / she /wear/ it / three times / week » z

14 0A 6š 5Ø nice that she weattrd it three twee uCedp

5 It /such / expensive holiday / we / couldn’t / afford.”

: JE wer Such an Cx POM Seve foticdlay thar we courteln £ 2ax/ LISTENING

Listen and fill in the gap with one suitable word or number (Pte-T9-CD1)

Every hour nearly 15,000 babies are born The world’s population m ø4#ax#£ (1) by 9,300, and the world spends over $100 million on weapons If a lifetime of 65 years the average person watches television for 1B teh) years, and sleeps for almost 22 years

Your heart beats approximately 75 times in a_méndsfe_ (3) In that same 60 seconds you breathe in about 18 times and you blink 17 times You lose between 50 and Aun dtd (4)

In one hour the world drinks 22, 500,000 Coca-colas Mc Donald’s hamburger shops serve 916,500 _cyptomas (5) People buy enough BIC ballpoint pens to draw a line round the

In one year people in Britain drink 73 ¢wgfer (7) cups of tea Per head they eat 65 loaves

of bread and 457 (8) eggs Each person drinks 216 pints of milk, 50 bottles of wine and 207 pints of beer But Britain is only the twentieth in the league of alcohol drinking countiien)

In one hdur Volkswagen makes 166 cars at its factory in Wolfsburg, _faccemapy (10) In the

same period of time the Hero Bicycle Company of India produces _3 44 (11) bikes and the Reynolds Tobacco Company in the United States produces 13,640,872 _ cégatredte(12) Every hour over a 1,000 planes take off or land somewhere in the world, and*there are 11 recorded CoAbhguades(13)

Reading 1 Choose the best answer to complete the sentence

1 They didnt tell the policeman they had taken the money

2 Last summer, my family a four day holiday on Sam Son beach

3 Agatha Christie didn't go to school but at home by her mother,

A taught B educated," wee VC was educated D learnt

4 Picasso showed his truly exceptional TAIEN sex a very-young age Sau dudirg 4a N tf

A in VB from C at v D duting ty pg? cờ

5 His father was amazed that he the picture of their pigeons: a pi we

A completed B.was completing C was completed wD had completed

6 After his mother đied, Scoft home to seek his fortune in St Louis

VA left | B was leaving vCvhad left ga D has left

7 She didnt stop writing « she was suffering from a nervous breakdown

8, When I was in Paris, l a lot Of friends mode fttrd kel boy,

vA took -VB made C was taking D was making

9 His father was really angry with him .0 he had failed the exam

A although B while WC because D, for

10 Picasso didnt like gọng to school unless he to take one pigeon with him

VA was allowed B allowed v C wanted D had

Reading 2 Choose the best interpretation for each sign/ picture

VA Return your books before you leave the library”

B Make sure you take all your books with you

MC The librarian needs to see your books before

: fo A There is a drinks machine in the bar

Machine | moq Xí VB This machine is not working at the moment

out of Order C Use this machine when the bar is closed

_ Drinks yD Drinks cannot be ordered at the bar

On Goods

VA We must see your discount card before we

qd „2o reduce the price on goods : B We can only give a discount on certain goods

C We are selling cards at reduced prices

D We can sell you a discount card here

ta Kix, coat saad ae x -

pro mad de Gor gio Xã: mu + ey

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-_ huo Jackets - vA Cleaning now costs twice as much

` a, tt Vv B Cleaning costs are now cheaper Cleaned For | C Cleaning cost are going up i”

The Price D Cleaning costs will stay the same

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5,

_ VA The water fitness classes are free to people seh ee oe © “pe Raf who swim ten times in a month

* SPECIAL OFFER! Š B The swimming poolvis free to people who go

* If you use the swimminge - hon, VC This month, you can go to Water Fitness

: pool ten tìimesin one ¢ pe hd Classes and use“the swimming pool ten times

Mien, yeu Gan attend + yon 7 without payifi

* one Water Fitness Class “ 1/6 paying

Dogs, especially, can do lots of things They can stand guard in the night Hunters use ~ dogs for fetching The police use dogs to sniff for bombs Some HORS BFS trained to help bling

people and deaf people Cats catch mice The ancient Egyptians wors ipéd cats for keeping

their fields free of pests Pets can even be actors! Trained dogs sometimes appear in movies or

television shows

Pets can cause problems, too Dogs dig in the garden They chew up household objects and can even bite people Cats like to scratch furniture Both cats and dogs can make a mess

on the rug Some people have allergies to animals

But the biggest problem is that there are more pets than there are homes for them)Cats and dogs give birth to more cats and dogs The number of unwanted pets is enormous That’s

why it’s important to consider having your pet neutered or spayed Otherwise, you could wind

up with lots of extra animals

apet can be good FX you healt

2 According to the passage, dogs can do all of the followings EXCEPT

A They can work as guards aur B They can search for bombs

C They can help some disabled people WD They can train other pets

3 According to the passage, which of the followings is NOT true about cats?

A They usually catch mice B They used to protect crops from pests

Vv C They can be good actors on TV -D They enjoy scratching furniture

4 Paragraph 3 mainly dissusses

A problems that dogs cause B problems that cats cause

vC problems that pets cause yD the biggest problem that pet cause

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5 Both cats and dogs can harm people by their bites GE}

‘ 6 The word “objects” in paragraph 3 can be replaced by

7 What is the most serious problem that can be brought about by pets? 7Atte ale fet Mer,

8 The word “wind up” in paragraph 4 is closest in meaning to ` A.blow v B face up dé nat vC live D look for

9 The words “they” in paragraph 3 and 4 refer to “ta d de A

10 What can be the best title of the reading passage? ¢ /

“WA, Advantages and disadvantages of having a pet

B The reason why people should keep a pet

C How to tame animals as pets

D What we should avoid when keeping a pet

Reading 4 Complete the following passage by choosing one of the words from the box to

use¥ are F computersiy cannot40 only 3 ~~ organizations @who Ÿ

The Internet is a system that connects computer networks The Internet Œ@) millions of

computers all over the world (2) allows your computer to get information stored on

other computers far away Some networks have (3) a few computers Some networks

have thousands of (4) Computers connect to the Internet (5) telephone and cable

_ systems

Wi!

Many governments, big companies, and other (6)- have intranets The computers, gn an

intranet (7) hooked up to the Internet But only people (8) work for the organization

that owns the intranet can (9) it Other people on the Internet (10) see what is on the

intranet computers

WRITING

Writing 1 Rewrite the sentence without changing its original meaning

1 Life in the city is noisier than that in the gountry

> Life in the country is nef ais nOAY adlen the a tey

2 Today is hotter than yesterday ,

> Yesterday was Wot os het o& 7 odey

3 Our eyes are more important than our ears

> Our ears are met eA.rmpottaal GS Our tes

4 Russia is the biggest country in the world

- No other country in the world .t4 CA báa 44 Âu ss¿a

5 Mount Everest is the highest mountain in the world

-> No other mountain m.¢Ae watde vi OA high oA Peunt £ veAest

6 Mexico City is the biggest city in the world

> No other city an.the mettel A ow big aA Pltxico G ey

7 He started learning English 10 years ago

He has ben deaan Eng tes hờ 4 cans

8 I started doing my homework 10 minutes ago ;

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9 We began collecting stamps when I was 8 years old

10 My mother began cooking at 6pm

My mother has Ate" cooking AVAR SK 6pm

Writing 2 Build up sentences from the prompts given

_— She / begin / write / when /she / 21 / year old

Ve regen wM (Ứng wen che wa \ 24 yecdsd We/be/ play cards/ since 7 pm

we heave bten playing couds Binct Apr

Oxford / oldest university / Europe

ox pad & ite otctest university mite Ewrope Jane/2 Neg ip

4 No other animal / world / can / run/ fast/as / cheetah OR FN

Ne othr almimal mth, wobld con hun ar past c& Megtab

5 Men / usually / generous /than women He other +N

ỳ 0 enerdors them nườ ro

Men oeuduarlly note g hom wo ang othe +7

LISTENING be 62061 0) a ate 4V ) / 508 x0 ty

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“= Listen and fill in the gap with one suitable word or number (Pre-T11-CD1)

1 | work for a _conduction.(1) company We build roads, dams, @ a (2) and things

like that At the moment my company is producing a plan for a new Motorway I usually work in the roads 4s4#42w/z„(3), but this month I’m working in the department that builds bridges So my whole working day is di gpenont: (4) just now I normally spend a lot of time _@yđdov4 (5), because I go to the construction sites But with this new 4 (6) I’m spending a lot of time in the workshop At the moment we’re testing a_Mogle (7) of one of the new bridges I’m enjoying it a lot, because I’m learning a lot of new Lóm 45 (8)

2 (Pre-T3-CD2)

sageat Who are the best drivers? Which drivers are the (1) on the roads? According to

the recent survey, (2) and inexperienced’ drivers are the most likely to have an

_getodent (3) Older drivers are more careful Gender makes a _dippherte (4) , too Young

men have the worst accident records of all They are generally more _g 3ipe(5) than

older drivers They also choose faster cars with bigger ; (6) “ One of the most

interesting facts in the survey is that paAA@ngas(7) have an effect on the driver When

young male drivers have their friends in the car, their driving becomes _wotse (8) When

their wife or girlfriend is in the car, however, their driving is _boeđờea_ (9) But the

opposite is true for women Their driving is more _damaekan, (10) when their husband or

boyfriend is in the car!

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Reading 1 Choose the best answer to complete the sentence

1, Have you got time to discuss your work now or are you leaving?

A planned _ B planning WC thinking of D told

2 It is too early in the season many visitors to the town

A expecting ¥B to expect C, to be expected D.so not expect

3 If you wish to learn a new language, YOR MUSt classes regularly

A, come B be at ve tenon “VD be going to

4 Though Anna was upset about the accident, she still ïnanaged with her work

A carrying on B to carry on Cato Y «VD ,to finish

5 Tony a strap with his trousers because they were too loose

A has to wear B had been wearing (VC had to.wear D were wearing

6 She made me forthe petrol, butshe let me her car,all the day mode, VY

VA pay -use B paid - used C.paying - using VD to pay - to use

7 After the heavy rain of the last few days, floods chaos to drivers in London

"A brought ‘B-had brought Vc have brought D were bringing

8 Nearly 1,000 people have been killed inan earthquake which Japan yesterday

A has hit {/B was hitting VC hit - D had hit

9 Sorry, sir You go any further without permission

A.are allowed WB can C have to D can't

10 If 1 won $2 million, E taking things easy for a while

A don't mind VB wouldn't mind ` ỨC, want D hope to Reading 2 Choose the best interpretation for each sign/ picture

Students who do not sign up before Friday lunchtime

a will not be able to do afternoon activities next week

V b won’t be able to choose their afternoon activities next week

@ Please sign up for next Ệ c will have to work in the afternoons next week

mM week's afternoon activities §

H before Friday lunchtime If F

fy you don’t do this, we will §

H select activities for you

a You need a special type of ticket if you travel

we bed thow regularly

: “120 ()Cheaper tickets are available for people who eye “ y3 2, travel often

' Vc The Super Weekly Saver ticket can help all

travellers to save money

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"A We must accept all goods’on offer

B This shop will make an offer on anything for sale

VC We can discuss the price of anything here

\ D This shop will accept all offers on its goods

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ee VA We must see your discount card before we

† You Di§CôHm B We can only give a discount on certain

Card In Order goods C We are selling cards at reduced prices

D We can sell you a discount card here

To Get A Discount

On Goods

sitio Reading 3 Read the passage and then answer the questions below

A habitat is a place where a plant or animal normally lives There are many kinds of habitats

Some habitats are along seashores Some are high up in mountains or on flat prairies Others

are in dense forests, in sandy deserts, or in the deep sea

Different kinds of plants and animals live in different kinds of habitats For example, fish live

in water Other animals live on land Cattle, antelopes, and buffaloes are animals that live on

grasslands Camels and kangaroo rats like the blazing hot temperature of deserts Bats,

gorillas, and elephants thrive in lush, moist rain forests Pine trees can live in cold, snowy

habitats Cactuses can live in hot, dry desert habitats Water lilies live in freshwater habitats

Habitats are being destroyed around the world As humans move into new areas, they clear

the land to build on They cut down trees for building materials and fuel They dry out

swamps for farmland They dam rivers for electricity The animals in the habitat must adapt to

the changes or move elsewhere If they cannot, they die Many plants die, too

I What are the examples of different habitats mentioned in paragraph 1?

Some frhabtok we atong seobhotes shat Cached ) dense p Aerts, sorely denen

2 Where do buffaloes live? we a&e Bve on Grows teurds lew Sta

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3 Camels and cactuses live inthe same habitats đ®?

4 Gorillas, elephants, and pind trees live in rain forests 1}

5, Water lilies share the same habitats with fish YF?

6 Who are destroying habitats all over the world? t

3 BUM ARS

7 Why do people cut down trees?

8 What happen’ if animals and plants cannot adapt to the hanges that humans cause to

their habitats? / gai

Reading 4 Complete the fotlowing passhge by choosing one of the words from the box to

fill each blank

have on the sun celebrations knows was sure

Stonehenge is Britain’s most famous prehistoric monument, on Salisbury Plain in southern

England It consists (1) two circles of large standing stones, one inside the other

Stonehenge was (2) built between’3000 and 1500, BC Nobody (3) why it was

built, but many people think it was to (4) the stars and planets or to worship (5) 7

because a line through its centré would point directly to the position of the rising sun (6)

Midsummer’s Day Since the 1980s young people, including many hippies and New Age

Travellers, (7) been going there for their own midsummer (8) , but the police usually

prevent them from (9) near the stones Stonehenge (10) made a World Heritage Site

in 1986

WRITING

_ Writing 1 Rewrite the sentence without changing its original meaning

1 I have never eaten this food before

This is the first time 7 Aare tattn tin £ cod

2 We have never seen this film before +

This is the first tìme © Bart Acer Med FH

3 They have never read an interesting story before _

This is the first time 4 have Arad an umtastn

Thịsis 2£ ZAAt tome Shae hod bet a bscod

5 They have never met the president before

This is the feast tuoe dey Fave met the patdtelent

6 They make Roll Royce cars in England

> Roll Royce cars A£.macte im En hand

7 People grow rice in the south of Vietnam

> Rice 4 gAQuUA un the AouTA of tefnart

8 Bell invented the telephone in 1876

> The telephone :v623 2% wend eal by Bete yn ALTE

9 They built this school ten years ago

> This school wat huddt tom ytars 000

eet tA

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10.They will open a new super market near here next year

> A new super market 24t, é ta20^ near here ne xt yeas

11 The factory will produce 10,000 cars next year

> 10,000 cars wiht be prOdvee by the foctory mort ytar

12 The police have arrested the murderer

> The murderer Hae Aten atta ted! oy the pot Ce

13 They have decorated their house

> Their house Aas Atem ole coated

14 They have tested the new plane

> The new plane Bortteatee!

15 People have produced Coca cola for over 100 years

Cocacola Aas bten prods ad fa 0v©t /2Ó €4

Writing 2 Build up sentences from the prompts given

1 2000 Olympics Games / be / hold / Sydney

ihe 2000 OLpmpics Games wore hOlel un Sydney

2 America / discover/ by Columbus / 1492 2 23,

Á mưX tứ wor distova by Co dsm bis “en

3 parents / will / book / holiday /abroad /next summer

My parents wikthbook a het clay abicad next Summ

4 This / most dangerous sport/ I / ever / see ;

Tir A te moat dangtian spott 1 fave eve see

5 Champagne / produce/ France

Chounpagne was produced by France

LISTENING

Listen and fill in the gap with one suitable word or number (Pre-T9-CD2)

One afternoon I went upstairs to have a bath As I] was getting into the bath (1), the

telephone rang in the hall I was pane an important call, so ] ran downstairs There

was nobody else at home, so I didn’t get gi (3) again However, while I was

standing in the hall with nothing on, I k@ud (4) voices outside the front door It was

my teenage daughter and her friends, but I couldn’t get back eu (5) in time ] put

down the phone, ran into the living room and tack (6) behind the curtains

Unfortunately, the window cleaner was cleaning the living room má xbng(7) When I

suddenly appeared, the poor man (8) off his ladder Fortunately, when my

daughter and her friends heard the noise, they ran_gubs/le (9) When I looked out of the

window, they were helping the window cleaner So I went upstairs and put on a dressing

gown Luckily the window cleaner wasn’t hurt, but it was all very Crkb ahah 0)

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PRACTICE TEST 5 READING

Reading 1 Choose the best answer to complete the sentence

1 He came first in the competition for Robot Creation, so he be very intelligent

A can't VB must C might D must not

2.He be an alcoholic because I saw many empty whisky bottles under his bed

A.is B mustn't vC might D should

3 It can't have been Bill you met at the party last night He China

A has been to B.wasin C.willbe uD has gone

4 Some ofthem so much since we left the army

A.changed B.did C.hadchanged yD have changed

5 Is Ït imporfant to you fO in your career

A successful B success YC succeed D be good

6 Many scientists are sure life on other planets

A therewas B there had been C there are⁄D:thereis “X2 ^A

7 They didn't lend me the money, though they that they would wei¿2ø1 4? 2

VA promised Bu say C told that, \D are sure “pbb - 2 AT

8 The trade unions do not want a sirike, and does the management te W2 Hi ng

A either B so vC neither © D also

9 The students have to come back before dark ?

A have they B.dothey Vv don't they D haven't they

10 Is ï possible rooms with a sea view?

Reading 2 Choose the best interpretation for each sign/ picture

1

A Return tickets must always be shown

B A return ticket will save you money on this bus

° C You can only buy tickets at the bus station

available VD You can only buy single tickets on this bus

on this bus

Return fares

are not

LA You cannot enter this area

B You cannot walk around here

C You can only pass here once

D You can only enter if you have a ticket

A Everyone can park here

Vv B Only disabled people can park here

` C You can park here if you pay to disabled people

Kuyt D No one can park here

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B You must return all the books here

VC You must return all the books you have read

D You must read all the books before returning here

A You have to pay for the books you read

Piease return all

books when you

VA Use the stairs when there is a fire

B Do not use the lift It’s out of order

€ Use the stairs when the lift is not in use

D Use the lift-when there is a fire

Reading 3 Read the passage and then answer the questions below

Louis Pasteur was born in France in 1822 He studied physics and chemistry in Paris

As a professor of chemistry, he worked on problems that affected French industry The wine- making industry in France was in trouble during the mid-1800s because much of the wine was spoiling Pasteur discovered that germs were getting into the wine and turning it sour He found that heat killed these germs and prevented the wine from spoiling Pasteur later applied his discovery to milk His way of heating foods to kill bacteria is now called pasteurization

Pasteur then discovered how to make vaccines to protect people and animals against disease One of Pasteur’s mosi important discoveries was a vaccine against rabies People can get this deadly disease if they are bitten by an animal infected with rabies In 1885, a mother - begged Pasteur to treat her young son who had been badly bitten by a dog with rabies The vaccine worked, and the boy lived Pasteur then became an even greater national hero In

1888, the Pasteur Institute in Paris was founded in his honor Pasteur became its director He worked there until he died in 1895

1 Louis Pasteur was born, studied, and worked in the same country until he died (YF?

2 His discovery in chemistry helped to cover French industry in the lọt century jt

3 Pasteurization originated from his discovery of spoilt wine

4 His discovery of a vaccine against rabies was his most impartant one TỰ)

5 His vaccine against rabies was successfully applied in late 19" century OF? 2

6 He established the Pasteur Institute in Paris in 1888 TED

7 The word “spoiling” in paragraph | is closest in meaning to

A becoming good ® becoming bad C.becomingless D becoming red

8 The verb “to treat” in paragraph 2 is closest in meaning to

A@ to cure B to advise C.to persuade ˆ D to encourage

Reading 4 Complete the following passage by choosing one of the words from the box to

tow but & other\t) message® as to "solve wà callea$ 2

even 4® and Banks (2) to calde People many (4) gradess\

People use computers in (1) ways Stores use computers to keep track of products and check you out at the cash register (2) use computers to send money all over the world

a AI SCE nung

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Computers help teachers keep track of lessons and (3) They help students do research and learn Computers let you hook up (4) networks (many computers hooked

together) They let you hook up to a worldwide network (5) the Internet

Scientists use computers (6) research problems Engineers use computers to make cars, trucks, and airplanes Architects use computers to design houses and (7) buildings

The police use computers to track down criminals The military uses computers to make and

Computers are not just desktops (9) laptops Computers are everywhere around your

home There are tiny computers inside microwave ovens, television sets, and videocassette

recorders (VCRs) or digital video disc (DVD) players There are (10) tiny computers in

cars to help them run better

Writing 1 Rewrite the sentence without changing its original meaning

1 We are saving some money because we want to buy a bigger house

In order to hay i OR Moukt-> wt Ue Savirrg Some money

2 They are trying their best td finish their work today because they want to have a day off tomorrow

In order to AAs g clag of tomoulol’ ) ae 2

3 We are working very hart! because we want to\get ood marks

In order to @ ۃ and wa#Z3 3 mee sore wotki very 44

4 They live in a small flat so they can”t have a pet

5 I’m not rich I don’t own a car

If Z perk MOA.) 2 week cmtr te CAR

6 My husband smokes a lot He has something wrong with his health 4 $

1£ đlụ Ãnẽ hơn 6 cái A (, 3.12Ê0 4 2É le woVAl nƒ đav 54 bing sọ

7 It’s LINHÀ today so we don’t get up until 9 a.m

fut Wear nol sathida bode 1.,.use.ueatel get up eatty

8 She usually eats a lot of swéets and cakes so she can’t lose her weight

If Whe ubuadty dida.é cat adak caf 5W2kS, sh corte Lote Ae 1⁄22

If we wowkda'l attived too Late, we cold #avt 6o Aeerf Mác phần

10 We couldn’t get nearer because the police were always around

If dhe pohice,.4ad keam Alay akCuna , wt wold have gel near

11 Although she loved children, she couldn’t have any more because of her age

If SUM badd Per yonanged ) SER contd Rove had some mote chikdeen,

12.1 couldn’t hear them because they spoke too softly

If phe Aaaole 4 Spt? borer Áo KẾ nF, conti ee Anar tO

13 His briefcase was too full for the zip fastener to close properly 0

If le, Xa dÁ nói ben lóc gu44., (0A, sg,kaAftrrel (Re had to cb2+P22

14.“If you want to save your eyesight, we must operate immediately.”

Only by 2042x^ Le ie SA LM Bea tete.Y Our ey big Kt:

15 Cheques should only be accepted with proof gf identity scler bel

Never dhoudd,.chequts be accep Led we iagerey without proof of ¢ 7

16 I only realized my mistake when they told me about it later

Only when Het cnc ch mistake flake bid I Attic ut

17 You won’t find a more dedicated worker anywhere than Mrs Jones

Nowhere Wilh yor pina aroate dedi cated maBEe tian “142 Jor3

18 I only recognized him when he came into light -

Not until .Ẵ« caxs£ tađa kg #4 dd .L A460076666 Arm

19 He didn’t return to his native village until the war ended

Not until NˆW? SN 7N: SN ẽ nate ve

20 You won’t find a school anywhere whose pupils get such good results

Nowhere _i44 qk của Á.8.keeE Ñ@&€,naatÁ4 a61 suck good aedutts

Writing 2 Build up sentences from the prompts given begun rý Vy

t2

1 Not until / monkey /several years / it /begin / exhibit / signs / independence /from / mother

Nob untif the monkey ws severak y ears » dots ak he g wm bo exhibit signs

2 Rarely /I learn / by /listen / music of un dependence pram nts Rarely do I Aectn by Aistonreg to midstc

3 Not until / baby kangaroo / four months /it/ begin / live outside / mother’s pouch

Hot unti€ bel borhy homgaho@ Bi gor marth., Acts tt hegin

Áo Aive oudsobt

4 If/we/ not have/ money /-we / not have / complete / last research Lae} igs mo Hays P cnet

we fadrot Aad marky > we word not 498 com plete of tle _JÀAÍ Aotol

5 1/ remember / time / last appointment/ïŸ/ 1 / not lose / diary low 3, 2)

Be i wawkel have Ae mom aA | bu got he app Gad not Ey myc

6 I wish/I/ not invite / him / party / last Saturday / because the / behave /so badly / there `

T wished £ “ad wot invited ‘tim to phe porty Aart sodur day he core

AR behaved $ơ bade be

LISTENING

Listen and fill in the gap with one suitable word or number (Pre-T18-CD2)

When he left school, Maximillian also started work on the family farm But he soon became

bored Country life wasn’t for him And so at the age of Ag (1) he left the village

He’s only been back three times since then He went to Buenos Aires and there he got a job on

aship that was scouting (2) to the USA On the ship he met a rich American businessman

He liked Maximilian and (3) him a job Maximilian learnt quickly and in the next

ten years he made a lot of money on Wall Street He became a ynil€jonane(4) when he was

only 25 Since then he has been part of the international jet set He’s had three wives When

he was 30 he married a beautiful model (5), but she died two years later in a car crash

His second and third marriages both ended in_gisvebce (6) For the last ten years he has

lived alone in his luxury villa in the Bahamas His family life has not been happy Two years

ago his son went to › (7) One of his two daughters has become a drug addict He’s

been on television several times and the newpapr (8) have followed his life closely For the

whole of his life he has loved to travel He’s wsé fed _ (9) almost every country in the

world ‘Yes, I’ve made a lot of money I’ve been everywhere and I’ve done everything

But has it made me Aappy, (10)? Not really Now look at my brother, Emilio For seventy years

his life hasn’t changed (1 1) at all But he’s happy Yes, Emilio is a happy man."

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PRACTICE TEST 6

⁄

nh) READING ,¿Ÿ

Reading g I Choose the best answer to complete the sentence oe ip

1 She really annoys me I can't stand people her

A with YV B like VC as D the same

2 I've known John for years He went to the same school I did

3, Why did Ï agree with you?

VA work B working VC to work D to working

4 We would like our holiday on the beach

A spend VB to spend C spending D.to spending 5.] want more careful with your homework in future

A you be VB you to be C that you.are D you will be

6 I wasnt allowed out unless my parents knew) where | was going

7 She usually makes her children ‹ to bed early) Ết sốs⁄

VA to go B to going Cy going VD go

§ We dont doing the washing ynine + Ving

9 We don't like living in towns (247

A young VB capital C excited VD busy,

10 The food which is in vitamins is really good for our skins, - oy

VA tich ~ B healthy ¥C tasteful uD disgusted

11 , afamous American writer, won the Nobel Prize in 1954

C It was Hemingway D Hemingway was

12s ws 2 mene in 1776 that the U.S got its independence from the British Government

VA It was B Being C, When was D When it was 016

13 English is an international language most people speak worldwide

VA which is VB which C that is D which are

14 It is believed occur very often in many areas in Japan

A to be earthquakes ~B earthquakes which

VC that earthquakes D earthquakes that

l§ they worked so hard, they couldn’t earn much money

VA Although B.Since being §KC If they D Because of

Reading 2 Choose the best interpretation for each sign/ picture

é Va Do not leave your bicycle touching the

cdi xed © NO BICYCLES, ˆ window aie

twa” =—s AGAINST GLASS B Broken glass may damage your bicycle

PLEASE 2 tyres,

SG C00000 07 Vc Your bicycle may not be safe here

A AN Gity Bus journeys cost exactly the

‘~ VB You need to have the correct money

when you board the bus

Please have ready

thẻ exact Fare for C You must keep your ticket ready for

3

TT Why did the record.shop phone? ˆ

Frank, Rabbit Records phoned VA to apologise for a mistake with Frank's The CD you ordered arrived order

today, but someone sold it

They're really sorry! They've B to suggest Frank comes in laler this week | reordered - available next

Monday at the latest Jan € to.say thal Frank’s CD is ready for

Reading 3 Read the passage and then answer the questions below

Leonardo was born in 1452 in the small town of Vinci, near Florence, Italy He had little

schooling and was largely self-taught :

Leonardo seemed to be good at everything he tried He was handsome, a good speaker, and a fine musician He trained as a painter with Andrea del Verrocchio, a leading artist in Florence

Leonardo produced a relatively small number of paintings, and he left some of them unfinished But he had original ideas that influenced Italian artists long after his death

Leonardo believed painting was a science He applied scientific thinking in his art so that his

paintings looked more like the real world One of his most important painting techniques was

sfumato, a mixture of one area of color into another so there are no sharp outlines

Leonardo used sfumato in one of his most famous paintings, the Mona Lisa When you look at

this portrait, notice how colors shade into each other on her face and hands See how Leonardo

has blurred the edges of her mouth to give her the hint of a smile This mysterious smile has

fascinated people for centuries

1 Leonardo was born

VA in mid fifteenth century YB in early fifteenth century

C in early fourteenth century D in mid fourteenth century

2 According to the passage, which of the following sentences is TRUE about his education?

A Most of his study was spent at school

VB Most of his study was taught by himself

C He didn’t go to school at all

D He went to school as much as possible

3 He worked as during his lifetime

A a speaker anda writer VB a nisician and an artist

C a speaker and a player D?a painter and a scientist

4 He painted so many pictures that he didn’t finish some of them TE?

5 His scientific thoughts made his paintings look more like the real world @r?

6 Sfiwmato was the most important painting technique used in his paintings QE

7 Mona Lisa became his most famous painting because of the use of sfumato (XO?

8 The word “sharp” in paragraph 4 is closest in meaning to

9 The word “mysterious” in paragraph 5 can be replaced by

A understandable B.uncountable YC incomprehensible D obvious

the the ain

A Leonardo’s early life VB Leonardo’s painting career

B Leornardo’s education C Leonardo’s Mona Lisa

Reading 4 Complete the following passage by choosing one of the words from the box to fill each blank

work 3 sofware 3 for example AO in 4 as how 8 called

though pieces 4 inorder toy) run} The® — thai Ð on Computers need hardware and software (1) work Your desktop or laptop and all the parts inside are called hardware (2) central processing unit (Pu) makes the computer (3) The keyboard, mouse, printer, and monitor are also (4) Ẻ of computer hardware Memory chips are hardware (5) stores information and instructions Information also gets stored (6) the hard disk drive

The programs that (7) the computer are called sofiware The computer operating system is software that tells the computer (8) to run Applications or programs are (9) that do certain tasks Word-processing programs, (10) , let you write school reports and letters

WRITING

Writing 1 Rewrite the sentence without changing its original meaning

1 In spite of taking a taxi, Bill still arrived late for the concert ,

> Although 22 A@BA a.tor e Abihe akkiucel dals 208 Vhe con.cert:

2 Although he didn’t speak Dutch, Bob decided to settle in Amsterdam

—> Despite |442 bà te af de Ae acta A phah Ruths bad oleGided ta s:

e ut ,

3 Some English ish Words sre too difficult to remember

5 Sara failed ee mm m peeause 7 was Sty lazy

— Because of | Wet daz 24 câu Gr faiked the.seacaars "

Writing 2 Buh ay a os from the prompts given

1 Mike used/ play/ computer games/ all night/ but/ he/ stop/ now

Puke ud to ploy Lo computer Games wk right but Ác Alo#w "2#

2 David / be/ one / most successful/ computer/ programmer / company wn 1h

David A one of te mart successful S& Com pou ter prog Fame % “2

3 Pupils / too young / understand/ what / right / what / wrong/ life

Te Pua tA AR ied gery lo unde stand vetat lay “o2M ty 4F Z4 wtongllipe

4 They/ practicing/ the piano / 2 hours now of

Hey Bree phociang tte plone fpr # Fas row

§ Only when/ 1 / take off/ sun oe I/ realize/ who / the rea be

On dy wheo, Aad op! Sling arses j IF reateecl whe LEC MA “4

LISTENING

PART I: Listen and decide whether the statements are true or false

1 Paul’s older brother is a student in Paris now TE)

2 Paul’s mother worked as a teacher and has retired for a year @F ?

3 Paul and his father have been doctors at the same local hospital Ti

4 Paul’s brother, David, lives in the country with his mother TY

1 The football match is on Saturday morning TRY

2 They are going to eat in an Italian restaurant on Saturday evening WP

3 They are going for a drive in the countryside on Sunday morning QVF/

4 They are going to have lunch at home on Sunday TEP

5 They can’t go to the cinema because they don’t like films TAP

PART If: Listen and complete the phone message

Please bring: a’ tử

Her phone number: _ ¢ 2 §

B.(T1-K1-15:37)

Hello This is the South Seas Travel Agency I’m sorry, no one can ° (1) to you

right now The South Seas Travel Agency has ware (2) to another part of town We

also have a new phone number Please ring us on £4 BVH 96(3) Our new address is 98

Warnock Road, that’s W-A-R-N-O-C-K It’s easy to find — it’s near the park (4), at the

end of the road, opposite the hawk (5) We will-be open for business at our new office

on ¿#7 2 (6) May aye fe ape to see you soon at our new address We have many exciting

holidays at special of (7) And we have a present for anyone who spends

£ 3 ỹ2 (8) or more on a holiday, If your holiday costs £350, we will give you a travel

bag absolutely (9) This beautiful bag can carry everything you need on a plane

jmakne, (10) And it can be yours free Thank you for calling the South Seas Travel

Ẩggfioy d

SPEAKING

Introduce about yourself

T: Good morning

S: Good morning, Teacher

T: Can you introduce about yourself?

S: My name is Ha My full name is hong he Thu te

I come from lr (but I am living in Hanoi now)

lam still single/ married with h 2 children (a boy and a girl)

I work as a teacher of “at Dons Yathigh school/ college / university in

Qua, dự ƒor 3 u£24Â if enjoy my job xvery much

Jam doing a master course of "" at Hanoi National University of Education

My hobbies are ÿ st ah FB Hong aod ‡ At este ati / In my Ly fr free time, I often oft Heep:

Tim £6 years ote “to music

Introduce about your family

There are 4 people in By family / My family has got 4 members

They are my mothe my mel sy setts yong i Fa and ie

My

shook _company/factory/s cheol/hospital’ Leach wi vo * years

My father/mother used to work as a wøt⁄Ê œ at_(Moo kee _ Now he/she has retired

My husband/wife is a tiie He/She has been working at/ in for

My older/younger brother/sister is a _ibuolent He/She has been studying

madtinaltc at university / or working AE for_4yeck —- prin

My son/daughter is _#_years old He/She attends'a BH HÀ DNEHHPRNP hịnh schoolin

We have been living in a small (large) house/flat in aa

1 We have been good friends we were at-university ở 7 Aart

2 How do you manage the noise from your ngighbours?

A stand B to stand up VC to put u With D put up with

3 It took me a long time to the opefation.”

A get off VB get Ove C get up D get on with

4, Nearly 30 people in the earthquake this morning

VA have been injured _B were injured C have injured D injured

5 Nannying has been soclally for a long time

6 I really look forward you again

7 Where have you ? You're so brown!

VA been tdeve*] Boner (tube) C stayed D lived

8 The number of people out of WựfK to nearly 3 million

A has been risen V Bvhas risen C rise D was risen

9 The President †o resign

A forced B is forced Vc has been forced D has forced

10 I first met my husband 1995

11 That attractive man my cousin who is visiting us from France

12 Would you please tell us

(A when the next bus comes C when comes the next bus

B when does the next bus come D when the next bus does come D3 cere th sag cua is indispensable to the economy of that region

A That copper mining C It is copper mining

B Although copper mining \/D Copper mining

14 She cannot remember where her black jacket

A did she have B she didhave C she left D left she 15.An almanac contains much information including details about the yearly movements of the sun and the moon

A which B is which C a book which V D is a book which

Reading 2 Choose the best interpretation for each sign/ picture,

1

A_ The basketball team only wants to see

Cáp lan cán đu

Pp PLAYERS WANTED e i experienced players :

for Friday's basketball match :

against Barton College ~ can Ve There aren’t enough team members YOU help the team? Come to i available on Friday

the gym at 3 p.m today, ị

whatever your level ị C_ The Barton College team will visit the

gym later today

ne 7S PE mEcx2nnsmmnnnEnrnnriin-rir-Ỷ-ỶFŸ-ra-nnnsnnmnannssinunnnnnnnni

tr

Lert BEE wae a puta ton V oo

Hước nia Da A All Sunday evening tickets are already

SUNDAY’S PERFORMANCE C A ticket is not necessary for Sunday

evening

3

: To: Charlotte From: Giacomo Ị sỉ

, nn [TL A Giacomo will be able to see Charlotte

@ = What time does your Night Ệ „ early tomorrow morning:

arrive tomorrow? Can't pick you

upifil scadlige than midday as B) Charlotte needs to arrive in time for

I'm holding a meeting at our - Giacomo's meeting tomorrow office — sorry Le :

%€Œ ` Giacomo can collect Charlotte from the

airport tomorrow afternoon

4

tua a (ka&.cŸ 7 £ Ya You must show a receipt if you want to

_- “LUGGAGE CANNOT [ _ remove luggage

BE REMOVED % B When you femove your luggage you are

& given a receipt

WITHOUT A RECEIPT }

x C You can leave your luggage here

AN te Mt Tans pM Sk, ta tru n without change

3

For the festival, Anna should bring

@B Message ‘

Jeff rang: suggests taking a blanket

(cold there!) No need to bring \/B a blanket

programme now He'll meet you at the

festival entrance with your ticket

Cc the programme

Reading 3 Read the passage and then answer the questions below

All animals must breathe oxygen to stay alive They must breathe out a waste gas called carbon dioxide

Some animals breathe through lungs Lungs take oxygen out of air Cattle, dogs, cats, whales, people, and other mammals breathe through lungs Birds and reptiles also breathe air through tungs Lungs cannot take air from water Seals, whales, dolphins, and other mammals that live

in water breathe through lungs They can stay underwater a long time because they can hold their breath for a long time

Sharks and other fish breathe through gills Gills take oxygen out of water Snails, slugs, clams, squids, octopuses, and other mollusks breathe through gills Crabs, crayfishes, lobsters, and shrimp have gills Gills cannot take oxygen out of air

Some animals breathe through their skin Insects have smal! holes in their bodies called spiracles Air comes in through the holes Oxygen from the air goes through tubes to all parts

of an insect’s body Amphibians /animals that live on land and in water) can also |breathe through their skin) Amphibians also may have lungs or gills or both

1, What can be the best title of the reading passage?

C What animals do to survive D An introduction of various animals

2 According to the passage, which of the followings is NOT true about the common ways

3 Animals that breathe through gills include all of the followings EXCEPT

VA, sharks and whales [§la/k:v med -B, snails, slugs, and mollusks

C crabs, shrimp, and lobsters W oe D.squids, crayfish, and octopuses

4 Mammals and reptiles take oxygen out of air through the same part of the body Oe ?

5 Seals and dolphins can, hold their breath for’along time so they don’t breathe through lungs

Tỳ Seals Pac du!

8 What are amphibians? gnima& thal five on and wm “Uoiee ?

9, The word “they” in paragraph 2 refers to Statl3, whak* and othe? man mak

10 The phrase “their bodies” in paragraph 4 refers to _ưn sect Modes

Reading 4 Complete the following passage by choosing one of the words from the box to fill each blank

more for 5 different4 way4 It L0, & done of (x) Sewesty meaning or (407 most combined? with(}) There 3

An alphabet is a clever set of letters or other symbols Each letter represents a (1) sound

of a language These letters can be (2) to write all the words of a language

@) are about 50 different alphabets used in the world today They are different in the (4) they look and in the sounds their letters stand (5) Most alphabets have between

20 and 30 letters The English language uses the Roman alphabet (6) has 26 letters

Languages (7) fewer sounds require fewer letters The sounds of the Hawaiian language, for example, are written using only 12 letters (8) the Roman alphabet This alphabet has the (9) letters of any language Other alphabets, such as Sinhalese, the alphabet of Sri

_WRITING

Writing 1 Rewrite the sentence without changing its original meaning

1 "I'm going to take the teaching post in the ABC centre", said Mike

-> Mike decided la.6a4t 1td Ecazfif, soAÍ a Đáa A6.C eadfSE

2 She put on warm clothes because she didn't want to get cold

-> In order net.40 g¢d celel » he pub are Waki Ae ¿/2@

3 Our university has trained thousands of masters of science

3 Our university has trained thousands of masters of science

->Thousands of masters of science Adve Ptem Aouned by Our university

4 If you don't let me alone, I will call the police

-> Unless you.del me ekene p.h.with CARL, epee

5 They started seat the els at 7 o'clock

Writing 2 Build up sentences from the prompts given

1 Because/ bad weather/ they/ not/ go out/ picnic/ last weekend

Because of the bad wealha , they didn 4 Go out fot a picric daxt weettn

2 Many buildings/ build/ this area/ recently

Many puikelng® Rave been bukt un this area Tee cently

3 1/ want / know / where / when /I / able/ attend/ interview, He

T wom tohwow whole amd when Tigm akke to attend Vpn bRUEW

4 Seldom / secretary / make/ such mistakes

Seldom cots the secaetary make Ruck ym stokes

5 If/John/ worked/ hard/ he/ be/ well-paid

Ƒ johr worked Hated Ấc wovtd be welbpaiel

LISTENING

PART I: Listen and decide whether the statements are true or false

Á (T2-KI-05:56)

1 They are going to paint the same color for the dining room and the television room 18

2 The bedrooms on 1” floor will be painted dark green TẾ

B (T2-K1-09:55)

2 In the new job, she can earn more than £800 a month (DIE mm

4 In the new job, Jane can have 3 weeks’ holiday ?

PART II: Listen and complete the phone message

A, (12-K1-14:27)

NOTEBOOK Téat

Name of school: International Language School Next course begins: « , Pak monde, erry ions

B.(TI-KI-17:55)

JOURNEY

Good moming and welcome to Scotland I hope you had a good poy and are not too

tired this morning My name is Jim andl amhereto A 242 (2) you I want to tell you a few

things which you might find see (3)

Firstly, the banks They’re open from ; (4) in the morning until four o’clock in the

afternoon That’s nine thirty until four mene open everyday 7 _(5) Sunday But on

Sunday you can change money in the hotel Next, the (6) You can take a bus from

the hotel to the city centre It’s the number .24 (7) There are buses every fifteen minutes

so you won’t have to 1⁄7- — (8) long You'll find the bus stop just outside the hotel A

iickel (9) to the city centre costs sixty pence Finally, tonight we’re having a par fy (10) for you in the Restaurant ] hope I'll see you all there Thank you

S + like / enjoy + V-ing (in free time)

S + always/ usually/ sometimes/ + V

“Build: thin, fat’ big, tall,

short, well-built, small, slim xẻ U7 - nà: -

- Hair: fair, blo de, dark, ,

nấu — tw le black, brown, grey, bald,

xoor oan tit

wavy, curl vàhort, lon Ð shoulder 4 ngth, straight, thick”

-Eygs: big, small, ate ete blue, dark brown

- Face: round, square, oval

- Others: attrgctive, good- looking, et beautiful, handsome, old, young

- Positive: ggod, kind, nice,

Sriendly, socighfe, caring,

he Piel, enthusiastic,»

optimistie humorous (a

Sun seuse.of hupouy, »

re ponsible, hardworking, active

-Ne ative: bad, bad- 4°

tempered, lazy, careless,

bi guar | see

PA, p3 ÖÖE ey

irresponsible, unkind, Byer dime uc cu SỐ

a on aw ne nal

- Neutral: quiet, reser

bad ty” 4 mm ered

running, walking, jogging, chatting, collecting stamps

Zwart 10 dag d(Ã506: PY YOWT ER AA!ŒL E.g.: - My sister is quite small and slim She has got fair hair and blue eyes Her hair is short

and curly She looks attractive with her friendly smile

- My mother is a nice woman She usually helps disabled people in my neighbourhood in her

free time

- My brother hobbies are reading comic books and watching video games He also enjoys

playing football very much

Reading 1 Choose the best answer to complete the sentence

1 This dish ïs delicious! aa he

2 I'll give you a ring when 1 the time of the train

VA know B am knowing, C will know D am known

3.If1 the national lottery, | would buy a bigger house

4 We live in the city We wish we in the country

A.areliving _B live C have lived Y Di lived

5 HỆ Tuesmsma travel round the world, I would go-to Hawaii

6.m exhausted after a hard day

7 There are many stories about people who can't learn how rich

-8 If the teacher me extra homework tonight, | will not go out with you

9 What would you do ¡f the building fire? (deat 4)

10 Jf only I speak English fluently tự DA = F yyjsh,

11 The fact that the gorillar is becoming extinct wildlife preservationists

« A disturbing to VB disturbs C disturbing D disturbance

12s sacwensaes forecasters predicted rain, no one expected serious flooding

13 The articles the magazine publishes are very scholarly

14 The problem never occurred

A Thad expected it +.C that I had expected it

B who I had expected / D Lhad expected

15.Linle Women, in 1868, is my sister’s favourite book

A is anovel published C anovel was published -'

NB anovel published « D was a novel published

Reading 2 Choose the best interpretation for each sign/ picture :

A Sally has given a chain to someone as

Has anyone seen my goÌ4 chain? a present

1 took ít off before athletios le a

present from my boyfriend ~ he

mustn't find out it’s lost! «

Sall :

ke Ve Sally lost her chain when she got

changed for sport

B Sally's boyfriend knows about the

: opening hours | Ve B is opening for longer and needs extra

2 'apply insi4e: staff

a _€wu open late because of job interviews

5 THREE TIMES A-OAY |

lÁ MHEWNMU- J” ]| | Take three tablets after meals until you

§ FINISH THE feel better

PRESCRIPTION

5

Kim suggests

A meeting at the football match

Why not bring your new game `

round tonight - we can use my B going to Ben’s house later

brother's PC {'m playing football

til 7.00, $0 anytime after that | V C playing on his brother's computer

Kirn Ị

|

Reading 3 Read the passage and ihen answer the questions below

The first language you learn to spesk is called your native language As a baby, you listened to 7 your parents or other people speaking and then imitated the sounds you heard Babies seem to

be born with an ability to learn the language they hear

Native'speakers learn as children tp use the right words and arrange them in the right order without even thinking about it If glish is your native language, you know automatically that

“I going bed” is wrong, but “I am going to bed” is right

Ur you learn a second language oy have to memorize its words and learn its rules [That’s why learning a second language can be difficult

2 Ny

Young children can learn a new |

speaking a different language, they

But as people grow older, it becom

lose the ability to learn the grammar and pronounce the sounds of another language

who learn a new language as adults

1 What is your native language?

he fA8!l fom gua ge

2, Why is learning a second language difficult?

Whe Leein orem.r it Be

3 According to the passage, whic

babies learn languages?

A from what they hear

.C from people surrounding them!

Why do adults find it more diffi imagined

Children can learn a second language as well as their first language

The word “imitated” in paragraph 1 is closest in meaning to The word “them” in paragraph 2 refers to

h of the followings is NOT TRUE about the common way

vB from what they see« 5 4¢ pane?

D from their inborn abilities

ult to learn new languages? 2eza#€ „@9⁄ 3z

Cc, practised “YD copied

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nciation that adults usually have when they learn a new

Reading 4 Complete the following passage by choosing one of the words from the box to fill

0H ` agg lun 3 /avowrilel fomá¿ So £6 signals imo +

sofii4 wavesg or 40 special} electricity4 with Then 3 Radios need electricity in order to work Your portable radio gets (1)

clock radio gets electricity from a cord that you plug (2)

Radios have a power switch or butta

volume contro! that lets you play the

that lets you tune in your (5)

When you tune ina station, your radi

Radios have a (7) wird called an

turn the radio waves into electrical s

of music, traffic and weather reports,

WRITING

pr

from batteries Your

an electrical outlet in a wall

n that lets you (3) the radio on or off Radios have a sounds loudly or (4) - Radios also have a dial or button adio stations Each station has a special number on the dial

io turns radio waves (6) that station into sound

antenna that can pick up radio (8) in the air Radios first

they turn the electrical signals into the sounds news about your hometown sports teams

Writing 1 Rewrite the sentence me, changing its original meaning

1 Andrew went on working despite

Although Andrew 22¢ 4m wel 8

2 Scientists have just discovered a

A new source Fao MERE Geet

3 Vietnam is the most hospitable €

No other country 1 4.5/@ 4

feeling unwell

new source of energy

fern, ll C0 Witeed Ay Stata sls

ie in Asia

Ab drospi debe os, UN

4 How long have you worked as a teacher of Chemistry?

When dal Yom SHOAL S0 ray

5 I didn’t realize he was the author

If Led Aga 2 ed die bb

Ot, ALAR, OF, hari bey

so I was rude about his book

ce cuithet.oZ woute? bave bten Aude cbeut “%4 lệ

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;

1 Because/ traffic jams/ we / will /soon /have / stay /exactly where we are

Pecaw& of the kagere j we witt soon Aowelabey exactly Whe we

2 When / people /older/ they /often:/prefer / peace / fresh air / countryside ` #2

when ptopte are oteler (4e, opten preper pwce anc pest OM Ly te~

3 It/such/ exciting holiday/ we / tak / lot / picture/ last weekend (z2 re,

Th war 2uc4 an excity toticly sal we too! a tet of pitture tart weed eve]

4 Leeds/ most successful university/ UK / with /international reputation/ high standard/

Leeds & the yost Auccersfut wow rer sity ym PEE UK within ternational

Ropu tation ftigh 4 of backing rm the AcrCarcd,

5 Our children / grandchildren / suffer / if/ we / not protect //planet /well

Ouk cikdter anf grond clfi€lxeo Wil DE if we dent protect

LISTENING We pland wee

PART I; Listen and decide whether the statements are true or false

A (T3KI-06:55)

4 Diana isn’t hungry, but she wants some milk _ GE?

2 The bus station is in Mill Street : ge

4 The man’s ticket to Buenos Aires costs £300 THE?

PART II: Listen and fill in the missing information

Toni’s had an accident

Name of hospital: Gly haf pitak

Visiting hours: 4 pm to_¢7 every day

Please take: PAGAL ned LÔ

To find Park Farm, follow the _ Sv (10) in the village The farm is very near the river We look forward to seeing you"soon at Park Farm!

~~

PRACTICE TEST 9

READING

Reading 1 Choose the best answer to complete the sentence

1 John đidnt come to work yesterday He ill

“A.mustbe | VB must have been C.can'tbe D can't have been

2 My mother can notice other people's feelings She's oresenn -

A.mooly “4 B.relable°°J —\C sensitive’ D.sociable : in dG

3 I can't find my book l it on the bus

\/A can have left B can leave C leave + D left

4 She sings very badly She a member in the club

A is not B can't be C can't have been D mustn't be

Ss aur people usually think the future will be good ~

A ambitioMs L2°b., s öFbbỆ C patiđfE ưa VD, biến sC

6 Yesterday they Nai: at home all the time They : the Queen

A can't have met D mustn't have met

7 She weight She must have been on a diet

8 Only when he took off the sunglas§es, him

VA could I realize C.will I realize

B I could realize D I will realize

9 { like animals , don't make’a mess

10 Sometimes J find it difficult to meet new people Ï am rather, su Aa -

A easy going 4B cheerful’ “ D talkative?" = VD shy

11 had to drive to the factory to pick up my brother, car wouldn’t start

12.1 read a book about Picasso,

A is a Spanish painter YC a Spanish painter

B who a Spanish painter is ‘D that is a Spanish painter

13 When a dictionary, you need to be able to understand the symbols and

ø A having used B.use € to use YD using 14 extremely bad weather in the mountains, we’re no longer considering our skiing trip V/A Due to B Because C Since ^D Due to the fact that

15 Emily is motivated to study she knows that a good education can improve her life

A Therefore B because of YC because -D so Reading 2 Choose the best interpretation for each sign/ picture

A John can deliver the sofa if the time is

Ea {Owner moving back ụỤ

lỆ to New Zealand) HS B Anyone wanting this sofa must pick it up

fi, aust have transport -

Rs “cốffEct from John any evening

this week Phone 452611 to

arrange a suitable time

€ Call John with advice on how he can

transport his sofa

The hire charge covers all the costs

BOAT HIRE INSLRANCE INCLUĐED A including fuel and insurance

FUEL EXTRA B except insurance

NO HIDDEN CHARGES Vc apart from fuel > cha ht

“A Tell the doctor if you need to park here

PARKING IN THIS Ve am the doctor working today can park

SPACE FOR DOCTOR C Park in this space only in an

ON DUTY ONLY emergency) ip gin’

Congratu ations on the new : employment

job Do you think they'd take

C Ruth has offered to talk to Heidi's boss

me as well? Like you, I’m

available until September about her

Could you tell them abour me?

7 +

Cat Rae A Cameras cannot be used near this

SECURITY CAMERAS B You must look after your cameras here

IN USE AROUND THIS Ve This building is guarded by cameras

V

BUILDING quy) chế

Reading 3 Read the passage and then answer the questions below.(Read p4-T2-P2)

1 What is the writer trying to do in the text? 2 Why would somebody read this text?

tA complain about bad winter driving A to find out about the weather

B give information about winter weather B for information on driving lessons

C warn people against driving in winter YC to learn about better driving

VD advise people about safe driving in winter D to decide when to travel

————————————————_Ƒ_——————————R—_—— — ——

3 What does the writer think? 4 Why does the writer talk about a cup of coffee?

A People should avoid driving in the snow Va to explain the importance of smooth movements

VB Drivers should expect problems in winter B because he thinks refreshments are important for drivers

C People drive too fast in winter C because he wants drivers to be more relaxed

D Winter drivers should use their brakes less D to show how it can be spilled

5 Which traffic sign shows the main idea of the text?

DRIVE CAREFULLY SLOW DOWN

AOAD RẼPAIRS : ACCIDENT

lag xe mug Tale

Winter Driving

Winter is dangerous because it's so difficult to know what is going to happen and

accidents take place so easily FGÿ can be waiting to meet you over the top of a

hill Ice‘ might be hiding beneath the melting snow, waiting to send you off the

road The car coming towards you may suddenly slide across the road

2á

Rule Number One for driving on icy roads is to drive smoothly Uneven

movements can make a car suddenly very difficult to control So every time you

either turn the wheel, touch the brakes or increase your speed, you must be as

gentle and slow as possible Imagine you are driving with a full cup of hot coffee

on the seat next to you Drive so that you wouldn’t spill it

Rule Number Two is to pay attention to what might happen The more ice there is,

the further down the road you have to look Test how long it takes to stop by

gently braking Remember that you may be driving more quickly than you think

In general, allow double your normal stopping distance when the road is wel, three

times this distance on snow, and even more on ice Try to stay in control of your

car at all times and you will avoid trouble

Reading 4 Complete the following passage by choosing one of the words from the box to fill each blank

ability dance to something communicate before really

Have you ever watched honey bees dance? They are “speaking” bees But bees can only (Ìze: about where their food is They don’t (2) have a language

Chimpanzees communicate with each other using a wide variety of (3) Scientists have even (4) chimpanzees to use hand (5) and to communicate with humans using a

computer (6) animals also have forms of language But they do not have the (7) to put together sentences or to say (8) that has never been said (9) Experts believe that language is a skill unique (10) human beings

WRITING

Writing 1 Rewrite the sentence without changing its original meaning

1 Despite having a car, Jeremy doesn’t often drive it

> Although Jeremy đ6 4.K4A , XÁC CÔN đó co Hán tà nh khe

2 Mathew didn’t set the alarm clock, he overslept

5 Patty is so hard working that she is sure fo get on well_im her job

=>Patty is such X2 /, cA

Writing 2 Build up sentences from the prompts given

1 To improve/ knowledge/ subject / research students / be/ required/ attend / all lecture courses

2 They / not afford/ large house/ because /it / too expensive

3 Whenever /we /have / party / people /gather / drinks / kitchen / noisiest room / house

4 Only when / last tree/ died /and / last fish /been /caught / we/ realize / we/ not eat money 5.1 / not have/ enough /qualification / so/ I /not/ apply / job/ company

LISTENING

PART I: Listen and decide whether the statements are true or false

A (T4-K1-07:00)

1 Teresa will buy Kevin a book for Christmas T/F?

2 A football shirt is a Christmas present for Jon TIF?

3, Paul’s sister will get a ticket to see a film on Christmas T/F?

5 Paul likes going out for a meal on Christmas T/F?

B (14-K1-10:20)

1 Carlos will take a student card to the library T/F?

2 Carlos will have to pay fifteen euros to join the library T/F?

3 Carlos will get three tickets if he wants to take the books out T/F?

4 On Saturdays the library opens at 10.30 am TIF?

TS

"PART IL: Listen and fill in the missing information

A.(T4-KI-14:53)

Jackson’s Garage

Customer’s phone number:

Right, now the first (3) this morning is Janet Craig That’s (4) C-R- A-I-G and I’Il give you her telephone number in a (5) or so Janet said she was at Green Park School in (6) London for six happy years, and she wants to meet all her old friends again, She started at the school in (7) and she was very sorry when she left to get a job in (8)

So, if you were at (9) School between those dates, then please phone Janet She’s waiting to hear from you and her number is 587 634, that’s 587 634 I’m sure you’ll have lots to talk about!

yt Talk about your job © 1 dept university 4 yearhago

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1 oat from Hanoi National ate of Education 4 _ years ago I have been working as a teacher of hipmi shy ng thar high school / cottege_/ university in Bud Yee for 4 years

I teach cham: sly to children / students of grade 10/11/12 Lại am quite busy with my job I have from 10 to 15 class hours every week I usually have to stay up late to prepare lesson plans for

my class I sometimes attend some training workshops to improve my knowledge

For me, being a teacher is very interesting In our country, teaching career is one of the most respectable jobs Moreover, I have a good chance to meet different kinds of people In addition, I especially enjoy working with children They are very active and lovely Finally, as

a teacher, I have a long summer holiday with my family

There are 5 rooms in my flat/house They are living room, 2 bedrooms, a study room, a small kitchen There is also a small garden in my house We pa some (roses, \vegetables in

I enjoy, living in my ftat/house because of the fresh air / the-convenience I like being at my sweel home very much, especially at weekends We sometimes have a warm party with our relatives/ friends then

READING

Reading 1 Choose the best answer tf

"——- your car Ïm terribly s

; m— for you for ages Wh

VA have been waiting B.have

3 She met her first-husband

A for - B since

4 The situation WAS soem rsyrep iris + Nobo

A, hopeful) hopeless €

53 You have f0 paSS to g

‘A exam driving B driving exam

A have been crashing B have eae C crashed D,was crashing

re have you been?

ited C waited D was waiting she was studying at university

VC while + S+y- D during

dy could do anything to help

t your driving licence

VO driving test D test driving

6 You can receive my letter in 4 hours

A air conditioning B- air line

7 He gets lung cancer now because h

VA has been smoking B;has smi

8 Someone my books It isn't

A took V«B has taken

9 Why is your hạr wet? I

VA have been swimming B have swum

le received any

i

10 Peter has been ill for a week Has

A birthday cards‘ B business c:

11 Sam and I will meet you at the res

A Although +B unless

12.It looks like they’re going to succe:

VA Despite * B because of

13 Our success depends

VA on finishing

AL arrive

was flat was believed by th

¢A The Earth |/B That the Earth

Reading 2 Choose the best interpre

1

:

B have arrived

because it has been sent by

zC¿ahipoft 7 VD airmail tuy Aang <2

for nearly all his life

‘C.smoked D was smoking king

here

C has been taking _D has been taken

C swam -D was swimming

8 C about finishing before the curtain went up last night

D on to finish

C arrived V -D had arrived

ost people in the fifteenth century

C As the Earth D Whether the Earth tation for each sign/ picture

going down to the club early Join them

there when you can