She was absent from class regularly, that’s why she aren’t allowed to take the exam.. Physically disabled students are changed in a room that has hot water.. Physically disabled students
Trang 1REVISION FOR THE FIRST SEMESTER- GRADE 12 – 2022
1 A parallel B remember C calendar D medical
2 A roommate B predict C aspect D system
5 A result B campus C public D shuttle
6 The tax on fuel will not have a serious _ on the better-off, but it will greatly affect the poor
A burden B impact C impression D threat
7 Many students will not have to pay _ fees if their financial situation is below a certain level
8 Safety is a basic human _ for survival, development, health and self-fulfilment at every stage of the lifespan
A candidate B requirement C opportunity D application
9 The sales assistants are trained to deal _ customer complaints in a friendly manner
10 The photos _ out of my hand before I had a chance to look at them
A have been snatched B had snatched C snatched D had been snatched
11 People _ infection more easily if they have an adequate diet
A could fight B can fight C fight D could have fought
12 If we _ at the map before we started our journey, we _ lost now
A had looked/ wouldn’t be B looked/ wouldn’t be
C had looked/ wouldn’t have been D look/ won’t be
13 There is a large garden restaurant _ you can sit with drinks, snacks and meals
14 Abolishment of Traditional Chinese makes no difference to the people _ native
language is not Chinese
15 They enter it and see a young man _ there in a white garment, which frightens them
16 They _ caught in a severe storm without enough food or water on their last holiday
A are reported to have been B are reported to be
C reported to have been D are reported having been
17 If we continue to destroy the countryside, many more animals would become extinct
A to destroy B many C would D extinct
18 If you find a name that is on the list where I've given you, note it down
19 Each mother was also asked how important it was for her family to take the time to eat together, and if the child enjoyed sharing meals on his or her family
20 Her mother saw her talk to a stranger when she came home
A She was seen talk to a stranger when she came home
B She is seen to talk to a stranger when she came home
C She was seen to talk to a stranger when she came home
D She was seen when she came home to talk to a stranger
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A The meeting will be held next month by the organization at its headquarters
B The meeting will be held at its headquarters by the organization next month
C The meeting at its head quarter will be held next month by the organization
D The meeting will be holding at its headquarters by the organization next month
22 They said that the decision was made more in sorrow than in anger
A The decision was said to have made more in sorrow than in anger
B The decision was said to have been made more in sorrow than in anger
A The decision was said to make more in sorrow than in anger
A It was said that the decision to have made more in sorrow than in anger
23 I didn’t have a free trip to Phu Quoc because I didn’t win the competition
A If I had had a free trip to Phu Quoc, I would have won the competition
B If I won the competition, I would have a free trip to Phu Quoc
C If I had won the competition, I would have had a free trip to Phu Quoc
B If I had won the competition, I would have a free trip to Phu Quoc
24 He suffers from claustrophobia so he never travels on underground trains
A If he didn’t suffer from claustrophobia, he would travel on underground trains
B If he doesn’t suffer from claustrophobia, he will travel on underground trains
C If he travelled on underground trains, he wouldn’t suffer from claustrophobia
D If he hadn’t suffered from claustrophobia, he would have travelled on underground trains
25 She was absent from class regularly, that’s why she aren’t allowed to take the exam
A If she weren’t absent from class regularly, she would be allowed to take the exam
B She would be allowed to take the exam, if she hadn’t been absent from class regularly,
C If she hadn’t been absent from class regularly, she would have been allowed to take the exam
D She wouldn’t be allowed to take the exam if she had been absent from class regularly,
26 Physically disabled students are changed in a room that has hot water Some of them wear diapers
A Physically disabled students are changed in a room that has hot water, some of whom wear diapers
B Physically disabled students, some of them wear diapers, are changed in a room that has hot water
C Physically disabled students, some of whom wear diapers, are changed in a room that has hot water
D Physically disabled students whom wear diapers some of are changed in a room that has hot water
27 The speaker was clapped by just a handful He complained at the burden on small businesses
A The speaker complained at the burden on small businesses was clapped by just a handful
B The speaker complaining at the burden on small businesses was clapped by just a handful
C The speaker to complain at the burden on small businesses was clapped by just a handful
D The speaker clapped by just a handful complaining at the burden on small businesses
28 One of his great loves was a woman He knew her only by voice
A One of his great loves was a woman whom he knew her only by voice
B One of his great loves was a woman whose he knew only by voice
C One of his great loves was a woman that he knew her only by voice
D One of his great loves was a woman he knew only by voice
Trang 3Read the passage and choose the best answer
While the look and feel of our cars has changed in the past 100 years, the way we drive them hasn’t But fundamental change is coming In the next decade, not only will the way they’re powered and wired have shifted dramatically, but we won’t be the ones driving them anymore Some cars already have basic automation features, but the automotive experiments currently being undertaken by the likes of Uber and Google make up a minuscule proportion of the vehicles
on our roads By 2030, the standard car will evolve from merely assisting the driver to taking full control of all aspects of driving in most driving conditions
This widespread automation, together with the electrification and increased connectivity of
both the car and society, are set to shake up the car industry in a big way, affecting everything
from the way cars look and feel, to how we spend our time inside them, and how they get us from
A to B
The first major difference we might notice between today’s cars and those of 2030 are their
names Just as Apple and Samsung have taken over a mobile phone market that Nokia and Blackberry once dominated, Tesla, Apple, Dyson, and Google could become the most recognized automotive brands of the future
They’ll likely look a lot different too From the outside, the large air intakes and front grills that cool our combustion engines will no longer be needed, while wing mirrors will be replaced with cameras and sensors Windows could be larger to allow liberated passengers to enjoy the view, or near non-existent to provide privacy Cars’ interiors will be much more flexible, some allowing
customization of color, light, privacy, and layout at the touch of a button
https://theconversation.com/cars-will-change-more-in-the-next-decade
29 The passage is mainly about _
A changes of cars used in the future B how cars in the future look like
A energy used in future cars D advantages of buying cars in the future
30 According to the first paragraph, standard can may
A take full control of all aspects of driving B assist the driver to drive on difficult conditions
C not drive on normal roads D run on electricity
31 The word affecting in the second paragraph nearly means .
A monitoring B controlling C making up D influencing
32 The word “those” in the third paragraph refers to
A names B brands C Apple and Samsung D cars
33 According to the past paragraph, wing mirrors of cars in the future may
A be much more larger B be replaced by cameras
C be non-existent D much more flexible
34 All of these are mentioned as features of cars in the future except _
A large air intakes no longer be needed
B windows may be larger for enjoying the view
C interiors can be modified
D large wings can activate during traffic congestion
Read the passage and choose the best answer
Preparing for an interview primarily means taking time to thoughtfully consider your goals and qualifications relative to the position and employer To (35) this, you should perform
Trang 4research on the company and carefully review the job description to understand why you would be
a good fit
During your prep work, you should use the employer’s posted job description as a guide The job description is a list of the qualifications, qualities and background the employer is looking for in a (36) candidate The more you can join up yourself with these details, the more the employer will be able to see that you are qualified The job description may also give you ideas about questions (37) the employer may ask throughout the interview
You should have a good understanding of why you want the job and why you’re qualified You should be prepared to explain your interest in the job (38) and why you’re the best person for the role Researching the company you’re applying to is an important part of preparing for an interview Not only will it help provide context (39) your interview conversations, but it will also help you when preparing thoughtful questions for your interviewers Modern
companies usually have social media accounts and blogs that discuss their company culture and industry This information can give you an impression of the tone and personality of the company,
as well as what they value (40) good a job seems, it's important that you fit within the company culture and share a similar personality and values
https://www.indeed.com/career-advice/interviewing/how-to-prepare-for-an-interview
35 A accomplish B make C monitor D remain
36 A prospect B prospective C prospectively D prospector
38 A career B chance C opportunity D employment
40 A However B Although C Therefore D Otherwise
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