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ĐỀ ÔN THI TN NĂM 2011 – ĐỀ 25

MÔN: TIẾNG ANH

Question I : Give the correct tense of the verbs in brackets.(2p)

We (arrive) in Rome at 10 o’clock yesterday morning We _(stay) in a little hotel not far from the city center

We already (see) St Peter’s and tomorrow

we (go) on a trip to Pompeii I (be) there before I _(go) to Italy quite often when I (be) a child, but it will

be interesting to see if it (change) in any way

Question II : Fill in each blank with an appropriate preposition.(2p)

1 I listened to the news television

2 I’ll see you nine o’clock _ the morning

3 She lives a flat Paris

4 She arrived _ England train yesterday

5 My sister’s going to London _ June

Question III : Complete each of the following sentences using a word or

a phrase.(1p)

1 If you burn garbage, it will harmful gases

2 The adjective of “agriculture” is _

3 Some plants have to be well-protected The tender plants need _ against the cold weather

4 He wore glasses and a false beard so that nobody could _

Question IV : Read the passage and answer the questions below.(2p)

Lasers (the word “laser” comes from the phrase “ light amplification

by stimulated emission of radiation”) have found widespread application in medicine For example, they play an important role in the treatment of eye

disease and the prevention of blindness The eye is ideally suited for laser

surgery because most of the eye tissue is transparent Because of this

tranparency, the frequency and focus of the laser beam can be adjusted

according to the absorption of the tissue so that the beam “cuts” inside the

eye with minimal damage to the surrounding tissue Lasers are also more

effective than any other methods in treating some causes of blindness

However, the interaction between laser light and eye tissue is not fully

understood

1 What have found widespread application in medicine?

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2 What does the word “laser” stand for?

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3 Why is the eye ideally suited for laser surgery?

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4 What is not fully understood?

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Question V : Fill in each blank with one suitable word to complete the

following passage (1p)

People can go on learning until they are eighty or ninety There is

really no (1) _ limit Many elderly people go to language centres

They want to learn (2) _ foreign language

People are never too old (3) learn It is true that we can go

(4) learning until the day we die

Question VI : Finish each of the following sentences in such a way that it

is as similar as possible in meaning to the original sentence.(2p)

1 Jane can swim further than I can

- I can’t swim _

2 He didn’t go to school because of his illness

- Because he

3 They went out in spite of the heavy rain

- Although

4 I’ll help you if you promise to work harder

- Unless

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