bài tập tiếng Anh : 100 miss take

rocket research 16... alone working 29... are ineffective 35... their roots 48.. the strange noise frightened him 51.. my father took me D... lives overseas 80... for tomorrow’s class 90

1 An un c u lti v a t e d t e a p l a n t might grow abou t 30 feet he i g ht .

A uncultivated

B tea plant

C about

D height

2. A galaxy, w he r e may include billions o f stars, is held together b y

gravitational attraction

A where

B of

C is

D by

3. Rocks can be b ro k e n a pa r t by water t ha t seeps into the cracks and f r ee z e in low t e m pe r a t u r e s

A broken apart

B that

C freeze

D temperatures

4 Alexander Graham Bell was on ce a teacher who r u n a school f o r the deaf in

Massachusetts

A once

B run

C for

D in

5 Some f ish use t h e ir sense of smell a s a guide when re t u r n to a spawning site

A fish

B their

C as

D return

6. In Quebec, Canada, t h e f l o w i n g of the maple sap is one of the first si g n of spring

A In

B the flowing

C is

D sign

7 Antique au c ti on s are getting m o r e a n m o r e popular in the United States be c a u se increasing public awarene

of t h e v a l u e o f investing in antiques

A auctions

B more and more

C because

D the value of

8 Archaeological evidence r e v ea ls t h a t Native Americans li v e d o the East

Coast o f t h e United States 13 centuries b e f o r e

A reveals that

B lived on

C of the

D before

9 Diamond its e l f is the o n ly material ha r d e nou g h to cut and p o lis he s

diamonds

A itself

B only

C hard enough

D polishes

10 The c h a n g e from day to night r e s u lts the rotation of t h e E a r t h

A change

B to

C results

D the Earth

11 A s Ingrid Bergman lived a l i f e of courage, s h e also approached d ie with courage

A As

B a life

C she

D die

12. Residents in some sit e s can call a n electrical inspector to ha v e the wiring in their house is c he c k ed

A sites

B an

C to have

D is checked

13 T h e be st way to eliminate a pest is to c o n t r o lli g the f o o a c c e ssi b le to i t

A The best

B to controlling

C food accessible

D it

14. hT e Earth d e e n s the s u n f o r its h ea t i ng

A The

B depends

C sun for

D heating

15 The f a m u s a v i a t o r Chales Lindbergh was a early s uppo r t e r of r o ck e t

r e s ea r c h

A famous aviator

B a

C supporter

D rocket research

16 Cholesterol h e lp the body b y m a ki g hormones and building cell walls, but t o o m u c h cholesterol c a n c a u se heart problems

A help

B by making

C too much

D can cause

17 Luther Burand was a p i o nee r in the process of gra f t immature plants onto f u lly mature p l an t s

A a pioneer

B graft

C fully

D plants

18. With its compound eyes, dragonflies can see m o v i n g insects a pp r o x i m a t e ly

18 f ee t away

A its

B moving

C approximately

D feet

19. An X-ray microscope en a b l e s a person to see o n solid materials s u ch a s

metal and b o e

A enables

B on

C such as

D bone

20.The United States ha s a younger population a s most o t he r major industrial c oun t r i e s

A has

B as

C other

D countries

21. eB f o r e the invention of t h e p r i n t i n g press, books h a v e be e n all printed b y

hand

A Before

B the printing

C have been

D by

22. s the Asian economic miracle s pA r e a s throughout the Pacific, wage increases everywhere i s affecting m illi

of consumers

A As

B spreads

C is

D millions

23.The surface of t h e tongue c o v e r e d with ti n y taste b ud s

A the

B covered

C tiny

D buds

24 C o s m ic distance i s measured o n light-y e a r s

A Cosmic

B is

C on

D years

25. A million o f tourists from a ll v e r the world v isit New York every day

A A

B of

C all over

D visit

26 W h e r ea s Earth h a s one moon, planet c a ll Mars has two small one s

A Whereas

B has

C call

D ones

27.An ardent feminist, Margaret Fuller, t h ro g h her literature, asked t h a t

women b e given a f a i r ly chance

A through

B that

C be

D fairly

28.No longer is scientific discovery a m a tt r o f one person a l o n e w o r ki n g

A No

B is

C matter of

D alone working

29 The sc i en t i f ic method c on sists o f forming hypotheses, c o ll e ct data, and testing r e s u lts

A scientific

B consists of

C collect

D results

30.All data in c o m u t e r are changed i n to electronic pulses b y an input un i t

A in computer

B into

C by

D unit

31 The basic l a w of addition, subtraction, multiplication and d i v is i o n are t a u h t

to all elementary sc hoo l students

A law

B division

C taught

D school

32.A l a rg ly percentage o f Canadian export business is w ith the United States

A largely

B of

C is

D with

33 T h e f a m u s Jim Thorpe w o n both the pentathlon o r decathlon i n the 1912

Olympic Games

A The famous

B won

C or

D in

34 Acute pharyngitis pain is most often c au s e d b y a viral infection, for w h o

antibiotics a r e i ne ff e ct i v e

A is

B caused by

C who

D are ineffective

35 K n o w l ed g e s about cultures provides i n s i g h ts i n to the l ea r n e b eha v i o r s of groups

A Knowledges

B insights into

C learned

D behaviors

36.A fiber-optic cable a c r o ss the Pacific w en t i n to service in April 1989, li n k the

United States and Japan

A across

B went into

C in

D link

37.Dislike the gorilla, the m a k e adult chimpanzee weighs unde r 200 p ou d s

A Dislike

B make

C under

D pounds

38 B e f o r e lumberjacks and mechanical e qu i p m e n ts , they u s e d horses and ropes t o d r a g lops

A Before

B equipments

C used

D to drag

39.George Gershwin not only c o m po s e d popular songs f o r musicals, a lso

wrote m o r e s e r i o u s concerts

A composed

B for

C also

D more serious

40 A m on g t h e world’s 44 r ic he s t countries t he r e has been n o t war since 1945.

A Among the

B richest

C there

D not

41. Caricature, a t y p e o f comic e x a gg e r a ti o n , is c o mm n used in political cartoons

A type of

B exaggeration

C common

D in

42 One a n more sentences r e l a t e d to the s a m e topic f o r m a paragraph

A and

B related to

C same

D form

43.Mirrors don e of shiny metal w e r e u s e d by the Egyptians in ancient t i m e s

A done

B were used

C in

D times

44 Mark Twain’s Adventures of Huckleberry Finn a r e one o f America’s na t i ona l

t r ea s u r e s

A are

B of

C national

D treasures

45 In h is early days as a d i r e c t , Charlie Chaplin produced 62 s h o r t sil en t

comedy films in f ou r years

A his

B direct

C short silent

D in four

46 Some studies show t ha t y oun g bab i e s prefer the s m e ll of milk to t h o se of other li q u i d s

A that young babies

B smell

C those

D liquids

47.Plants a b s o r b w a t e r and nutrients and a n c ho r i n g t h e m s e l v e s in t h e s o il with t he ir r oo t s

A absorb water

B anchoring themselves

C the soil

D their roots

48 To u n d e r st a n d t h e directions, t he y m u st b e re a d c a re f u ll y

A To understand

B the

C they must be read

D carefully

49.The children w e r e s u r p r is e d w he n the teacher had them to cl o s e their books une x pe ct e d l y

A were surprised

B when

C to close

D unexpectedly

50 S itti n g alone i n h i s room, t h e st ra n g no i se f r i g h t en e d h i m

A Sitting

B in

C his

D the strange noise frightened him

51. The young girl d r ea m e da d rea m that she w a s be i n g c a rr i e d away b y

monsters

A dreamed

B a dream

C was being carried

D by

52. It ha d b e e n a long winter, bu t at last it was nea r ly a c r o ss

A had been

B but

C nearly

D across

53 We can t h i n k of n o reason a b u t such strange b e ha v i o r

A think

B no

C about

D behavior

54. Alan kept to t r y , a lt hou g h he d i dn ’t ha v e m ch chance of success

A to try

B although

C didn’t have

D much

55 W h e n I moved i n t o my new flat I saw m an y furniture in it

A When

B into

C many

D in it

56. r oF m 1785 t o 1790, t h e capital of the U.S w ill b e l o c a t e d in New York city

A From

B to

C the

D will be located

57 T h e water in the Great Salt Lake is a t l e ss four times s a lti r than seawater

A The

B in

C at less

D saltier

58. The Joneses ha v e v isit e d Hawaii and Alaska, an d they a ss u r e me that they like Alaska t h e be s t

A have visited

B and

C assure

D the best

59 This refrigerator is v e r y old to k e e things a t a proper temperature

A very

B to keep

C at

D a

60.He f i n a lly noticed that it was w e , Diana and m e , who always t u r ne d in the reports on time

A finally

B we

C me

D turned

61. hW e n on ly a child m y f a t h e r t o k m e to t h e circus

A When

B only

C my father took me

D the

62 Going t o t h e hill, we s a w a n old temple

A to

B the

C saw

D an

63. t wBe ee n the communitarian philosophers, t h r e e of the most i n f l uen t i a l were Robert Owen, Charles Fourier, a John Humphrey Noyes

A Between

B three

C influential

D and

64. t eEn r i n gi to the room, I found the light q u ite d a zz l i n g

A Entering

B into

C quite

D dazzling

65 M i m o sa H o t e l is o n ly 2 km f ro m the most be a u t i f u lly beaches

A Mimosa Hotel

B only 2 km

C from

D beautifully

66.After v isiti n g the museum he h a d n o t v er y much time l e f t

A visiting

B had not

C very

D left

67 B e f o r e they ha d g on e out they ha d b e n w a tc i n g the news o n T.V

A Before

B had gone

C had been watching

D on

68.She never w r o te a letter b y hand si n ce she b ou h t a word processor

A wrote

B by

C since

D bought

69 Please p ro m ise n o t t e lli n g an y b o d y my secret

A promise

B not

C telling

D anybody

70.Maria h a d never c o m l a i n e d a bou t ha v e a handicap

A had

B complained

C about

D have

71 I enjoy to t a lk to her on the phone I l o o k forward to s ee i n g her next week

A to talk

B to

C look

D to seeing

72 When I e n t e re the room, I s a w my y oun g son to s t a n d o n the kitchen table

A entered

B saw

C young

D to stand on

73.Mr Lee d i d n ’t re m e m e r b r i n g his passport when he w en t t o the consulate

A didn’t remember

B bring

C went

D to

74 George ha s no t completed t h e a ssi gnm en t y et , and Maria ha s n ’t ne i t he r

A has not

B the assignment

C yet

D hasn’t neither

75. After John e a t e n dinner, h e w r o te s e v e r a l l e tt e r s and w en t to b ed

A eaten

B he wrote

C several letters

D went to bed

76 After she h a d b o ug t h i m s e l f a new automobile, s h e s o ld he r bicycle

A had bought

B himself

C she sold

D her

77.He w a s r i n k a c u p of coffee w he n the telephone ra n g

A was drink

B a cup

C when

D rang

78 W h e n you come a f t e r class this afternoon, we d isc u ss d the possibility of y ou r writing a research paper

A When

B after

C discussed

D your

79. s hA o r t t i m e before her operation l a st month, Mrs Carlyle d r e a m s of her daughter who li v e s v e r s ea s

A A short time

B last

C dreams

D lives overseas

80 After she had dressed and a te breakfast, Lucky r u s h e d o ff to h e r office for a meeting w ith her accountant

A ate

B rushed off

C to her

D with

81. hT e teacher repeated the assignment ag a in for the students, s i n ce t h e y had difficulty understanding what to after he ha d e x p l a i ne d it the first time

A The

B again

C since they

D had explained

82 The company ha s little money t h a t it c an ’ t ha r d ly operate anymore

A has

B little

C that it

D can’t hardly

83.The professor is thinking to g o to the conference o n e n v i r on m e n t n e x t

m

o n t h

A is

B to go

C on environment

D next month

84.The statement w i l l b e s p o k e n just one time; therefore, you mu st list e n very c a re f u l in order to understand wha the speaker ha s s a i d

A will be spoken

B must listen

C careful

D has said

85. The pilot agreed t o l a n d the plane on ly when the hijackers threatened t o

s hoo t some of the pa s s en g e r

A to land

B only

C to shoot

D passenger

86.Someone w a s s ho w e d t h e c h ild how to u se t h e telephone

A was showed

B the child

C to use

D the

87 The search party ha d i de a litt l e where s t a r t l oo ki n g

A had

B idea little

C start

D looking

88.Police ha v e to b re a k t h e meeting u p yesterday

A have to

B break

C the

D up

89 We are s u p po se to read a ll o f c h a p t e r seven and an s w e r the question f o r

t o m rr w ’s cl a ss

A suppose

B all of chapter

C answer

D for tomorrow’s class

90 Be c au se t h e c om m itt e e w a s an x i ou s to attend the celebration, t h e president dispensed t o re ad i n g the m i nu

A Because the committee was anxious

B the

C to reading

D minutes

91. hT e customer was interested s e e one of t ho s e new pocket cameras with t h e

bu

il t - in flash

A The

B see

C those

D the built-in

92 My teacher said we s hou ld w r ite another composition for tomorrow r e l a t e d

f o r our experience a t last w ee k’s workshop

A should write

B related for

C at

D week’s

93 T h e jury b e trying to r ea c h a decision

A The

B be

C to

D reach

94. f t hO e t w o l and s c ap et h a t you have shown m e , this one is t h e m o r e

picturesque

A Of the two landscape

B that

C me

D the more

95. Linh didn’t l o se any time in app l y i n g for t h e t ea c h i n g position o n m a t h

A lose

B in applying

C the teaching

D on math

96 When the roads became t o o sli p pe r y , we decided t o r e t u r n to the cabin and w a it f o r the storm to s u b si i n g

A too slippery

B to return

C wait for

D subsiding

97.When t e ena g e r s finish high school, they have s e v e r a l c ho ic e s ; g o i n g to

college, getting a job or t h e a r m y

A teenagers

B several choices

C going to

D the army

98.Teachers w ho m do not spend e n ou h t i m e on cl a ss p r e p a r a ti o n often have difficulty in e x p l a i n i n g ne w l e ss on

A whom

B enough time

C class preparation

D explaining new lessons

99 T h e ho t e l was s u ch v e r y no ise t ha t they c ou l d n ’t sl e e p

A The hotel

B such very noise

C that

D couldn’t sleep

100. eG t o n the bus o u tsi e the station, and g e t t h e m ff a t Park street

A Get on

B outside

C get them off

D at