ĐỀ THI TIẾNG ANH NGÂN HÀNG BIDV NĂM 2018

Đề thi tiếng Anh Ngân hàng BIDV năm 2018.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................

CHƯƠNG TRÌNH THI TUYỂN BIDV NĂM 2021 BÀI THI TUYỂN DỤNG VỊ TRÍ QUẢN LÝ KHÁCH HÀNG/GIAO DỊCH VIÊN

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Chú ý: Bài thi được xây dựng trực tiếp từ Đề thi BIDV năm 2016 – tháng 6/2018

A> GRAMMAR: Please choose the best answer filling in the gaps (1point/question)

1 Not … teenagers spend … time on reading books

A much/many

B many/much

C much/much

D many/many

2 I would like to buy …

A a shoes

B a pair of shoes

C the number of shoes

D a little shoes

3 She wishes she … come here to visit us

A will

B would

C can

D be

4 Commercial centres are … they were many years ago

A as popular than

B more popular than

C the most popular

D most popular than

5 The … we start, the sooner we will be back

A early

B earliest

C earlier

D more early

6 Vietnam becomes … to foreign tourists

A most and most attractive

B much and more attractive

C the most attractive

D more and more attractive

7 … the increase in their salaries, many French employees spend Saturday at work

A Despite

B Even if

C Even though

D In spite

8 The schoolboys are in hurry … they will not be late for school

A so as to

B to

C in order that

D for

9 We set off early … we wouldn’t get stuck in the traffic

A although

B so that

C because

D in case

10 After 5 years of services, Susan finally asked her boss to give … a pay raise

A she

B her

C hers

D herself

11 I am writing … behalf of Mr William to inform you of the alteration in the date of our upcoming meeting in Tokyo

A at

B on

C for

D to

12 A number of small companies will go bankrupt when the government … the legal

working hours to thirdty hours a week

A reduces

B is reduced

C has reduced

D will reduced

13 The European tire market, which has doubled in size … the last decade, is now reaching its peak

A at

B over

C while

D until

14 Tim has a meeting to review the results of his performance evaluation … his team leader

A across

B as

C with

D of

15 Most people surveyed would rather pay more for a fancy label … save their money and purchases a lesser-know brand

A however

B than

C so

D unless

B> REWRITE THE SENTENCES: Choose a sentence which has the same meaning within the given one (1point/question)

16 I think they should have offered Tom the job

A I think Tom should have been offered the job by them

B I think Tom should have been offered the job

C I am thought they should have been offered Tom the job

D I think the job should have been offered Tom

17 It may be difficult to find a ticket this close to the festival

A When the festival is near, tickets are sometimes difficult to get hold of

B There is nobody selling the tickets close to where the festival is

C The closer the festival gets, the more difficult it is to get a ticket

D With the festival so near, getting a ticket will posibly be problematic

18 You will be allowed to enter the conference room as soon as the manager has finished with her presentation

A The manager will be finishing her presentation very soon, and then you may go into the

conference room

B Now that the manager has finished presenting, you can enter the conference room

C Until the manager’s presentation is done, you can’t go into the conference room

D The conference room will be closed to everyone as long as the manager is still giving her presentation

19 Julia can’t remember how much money is left in her bank account

A Julia can’t decide how much money she should leave in the bank

B Julia can’t recall how much money she put into her bank account

C Julia has forgotten the amount of money she now has in the bank

D Julia keep her money in the bank, but she never knows how much she has

20 Everyone at the factory was worried about the possibility of losing their job

A Few of those working at the factory felt that their jobs were secure

B The chance that they might lose their jobs troubled all those at the factory

C All those at the factory wondered how they might be able to keep their job

D All of the factory employess realized that they would soon lose their jobs

C> PHONETICS AND PRONUNCIATION: (2 points/question)

C1 Which word has stress different from that of the others?

21 A attack B defeat C believe D happen

22 A paper B police C people D purpose

23 A damage B destroy C demand D deny

24 A yellow B correct C arrive D ahead

25 A coffee B hungry C menu D tomato

C2 Which word has the underline part pronouced differently from that of the others?

26 A sea B ocean C cheap D teach

27 A safe B staff C base D bass

28 A signal B resign C sign D assign

29 A typist B typical C typing D stylish

30 A legal B level C league D leader

D> VOCABULARY: Choose the best answer filling in the gaps (2 points /question)

31 If you want to send money to somebody, you can …a transfer

A do

B make

C have

D get

32 Hello I d’like to change this money … euros, please

A in

B for

C into

D with

33 Can you use your credit card to get … from an ATM?

A change

B cash

C coins

D changes

34 The shop assistant said he would check to see if he had any more copies of the book in …

A surplus

B stock

C supply

D store house

35 Have you seen his house? It’s out of this…

A planet

B earth

C world

D time

36 My bank account’s in the … again

A black

B green

C blue

D red

37 The President decided to … off his visit to Europe

A shout

B cry

C call

D postpone

38 As we … up our priorities change

A grow up

B stand up

C look up

D run

39 Salaries very rarely … up with the cost of living

A go

B keep

C work

D make

40 Nobody at the meeting … up the subject of paid leave

A carried

B brought

C moved

D stood

E> ERROR RECOGNITION: Find the error in the following sentences (2points/question)

41 He doesn’t plan his work well, so he always has to work close to the wire

A well

B has to

C close

D to

42 She seems to be able to anticipate the market, which helps her to stay advance of the game

A anticipate

B which

C to stay

D advance

43 She has the ball rolling with the new team by asking the staff members to introduce themselves

A has

B rolling

C asking

D to introduce

44 A salary is set by disagreement between the employee and the employer and is not

dependent on the number of hours worked

A disagreement

B employee

C employer

D on

45 The price of Starbucks is too cheap relative to the income of Vietnamese people The average price for a Starbucks coffee is more than VND100,000, while it is only VND 20,000 for a fragant traditional black and milky coffee cup

A cheap

B income

C average

D traditional

F> READING:

Reading 1: Read and choose the best answer (2 point/question)

Paragraph A Businesses are not currently obliged to provide a workplace pension

scheme, but the 2008 Pensions Act requires employers to have a qualifying pension arrangement

in place from 2012 Employers will be obliged to automatically enrol jobholders onto the scheme and make a minimum contribution to the arrangement Providing a workplace pension scheme has

a number of benefits There is income tax relief available on both the employer’s and employees’ contributions, and where the employer is a corporation, corporation tax is also available

Paragraph B Of the different work pension plans available, the stakeholder scheme has

the minimum standards Under this scheme, the money contributed is used to buy investments, and the investor must be prepared to lose out if these investments do badly The benefit of this scheme is that it is flexible in that if employees change jobs, they can continue to make

contributions to the scheme, although any payments the employer makes will cease Employees can also make irregular or low payments with no penalties

Paragraph C If a business has more than five employees over the age of eighteen who

earn more than the lower earnings limit, and offers no other pension arrangement, it must offer its employees access to a stakeholder pension If the company has four employees and takes on a fifth, all employees must be given access to a plan within three months of the fifth employee’s recruitment

Paragraph D The company need not make any contributions, but must offer its

employees a payroll deduction facility If the employer does contribute, a condition can be set up that the employee also contributes Employers must keep a record of any payments they make, but beyond this, the scheme requires no administration, as this is done by the provider The costs for this are deducted from the fund Annual charges are low, capped at one percent of funds

Paragraph E Stakeholder pensions are available from a number of banks and other

financial service providers, and it pays to shop around Find a reputable pension provider which is registered by the Pensions Regulator Although a well-established firm is preferable, past

performance is not a reliable indicator of future returns Also make sure that your pension all your employees can join the scheme as some limit membership to people working in certain trades

Which paragraph (A,B,C or D) does each statement Question 46-50 refer to?

46 In future, it will be necessary for employers to pay into their employees’ pensions

A Paragraph A

B Paragraph B

C Paragraph C

D Paragraph D

E Paragraph E

47 Emloyers only need to keep minimal paperwork for the stakeholder scheme

A Paragraph A

B Paragraph B

C Paragraph C

D Paragraph D

E Paragraph E

48 A pension from a well-known establishment may not deliver significant profits

A Paragraph A

B Paragraph B

C Paragraph C

D Paragraph D

E Paragraph E

49 Business owners with very few staff need not offer pension schemes

A Paragraph A

B Paragraph B

C Paragraph C

D Paragraph D

E Paragraph E

50 Employees who pay into stakeholder schemes may lose their money

A Paragraph A

B Paragraph B

C Paragraph C

D Paragraph D

E Paragraph E

Reading 2: Complete the text by choosing the best answer (2point/question)

ALL-ROUND MARKETING

All-round Marketing is a course which you can take in many different parts of the country It 1)…

of (Q1) interactive workshops designed to improve the way in which existing business maket themselves, their products and their services

The courses range of practical guidance covers areas that are becoming (Q2) … important as business become more competitive Some of the topics dealt with are:

 Attracting and (Q3)… customers

 Seeing your business through cusomer’s eyes

 Learning how to satisfy customer’s eyes

The methods employed enable those attending to shared their skills, and even to re-evaluate their (Q4)… to marketing their business One aspect of the course that many course members have commented on is the welcome absence of marketing jargon The course deals with real (Q5)…, which are discussed in everyday language

51 Q1

A consists

B involves

C contains

D includes

52 Q2

A gradually

B progressively

C regularly

D increasingly

53 Q3

A saving

B holding

C retaining

D preserving

54 Q4

A approach

B system

C procedure

D technique

55 Q5

A scenes

B occasions

C affairs

D situations

OWNING A CAR

Owning a car has several advantages (Q6) A you can go wherever you want, whenever you want You don't have to depend on public transport and (Q7) you feel more independent (Q8) you are able to give lifts to friends, or carry heavy loads of shopping (Q9) , there can be problems, especially if you live in a city Running a car can be expensive, and you have to spend money on items (Q10) petrol, servicing the car, and repairs You might also have problems with parking, as everywhere is becoming more and more crowded with cars

56) Q6

A First of all

B As a result

C Personally

D Besides this

57) Q7

A however

B personally

C since

D as a result

58) Q8

A In contrast

B In my view

C Besides this

D However

59) Q9

A On the other hand

B To sum up

C Thus

D For example

60) Q10

A as

B such as

C owing to

D then