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Name : ……… english written Test no1

I Listen to the conversations and write the missing word(s) (1.5 points)

2 A I’ve got an interview for a job today

3 A I won the ………… …… in the race

II Pronunciation (1 pt)

Choose the word that has the underlined part pronounced differently from that of the others.

Choose one word with different stress pattern.

III Choose the best answer (2.5pts))

1 My father has an older sister We haven’t seen her twenty years

2 “Sorry What did you say? I ………… to Carol.”

3 Waving and handshaking are …… forms of communication

A direct B verbal C non-verbal D regular 3 ……

4 ……… I was working in the garden, John was repairing the washing machine

5 Maria: "Thanks for the lovely evening." – Diana: "……… "

A Oh, that's right B No, it's not good

6 My friend asked me what time………

A the film starts B the film started C does the film start D did the film start 6 ……

7 Our parents ……….hands to give us a nice house and a happy home

A wave B shake C join D take 7 ……

8 The train ………… when we arrived at the station

A was already leaving B has left already

9 My responsibility is to wash the dishes and ……… the garbage

10 She ………… me she ………… ill in bed the day before

Read the passage and then answer the following questions.(2.5 pts))

If you invite an American friend to join you to have dinner at a restaurant, phone the restaurant first to find out if you need a reservation to avoid long wait for a table To make the reservation, just give your name, the number of people in your group, and the time you plan to arrive When you invite someone to dinner, you should be prepared to pay the bill and reach for it when it arrives However, if your companion insists on paying his or her share, do not get into argument about it Some people prefer to pay their own share so that they do not feel indebted, and those feelings should be respected In most American restaurants, the waiter or waitress’s tips is not added to the bill If the service was adequate, it is customary to leave a tip equal to about 15% of the bill In expensive restaurant, leave a bit more

1 What should you do first if you want to invite an American friend to dinner at a restaurant?

V Use these suggestions to write sentences (2.5 pts)

The hanbok (Trang phôc truyÒn thèng cña Hµn Quèc)

1 The hanbok/ be/ the traditional costume/ Korean people.

5 Today/ Korean people/ wear/ hanbok/ traditional holidays and when/ attend/ social affairs with

a traditional Korean theme

-> ………

………

Name:……… English written Test No.1

I Listening (1.5 pts) Listen to the conversations and write the missing word(s).

1 A John can’t play today It seems he’s had an accident Your answers

2 A I’m afraid I failed my driving test - B Oh well, never mind next time.… 2 ………

3 A Happy birthday, Mummy! - B Thank you very much ……… of you 3 ………

II Phonetics: (1 pt)

A Choose the word whose underline part is pronounced differently.

1 A obliged B determined C believed D kissed 1 …

2 A stops B plays C works D shifts 2 …

B Pick out the word whose main stressed syllable is different.

4……

III.Vocabulary and grammar: (2.5 pts) Choose the best answer

1 When I…… home last night, I …… that Jane a beautiful candlelight dinner.… 1 …

A had arrived / discovered / prepared B was arriving / had discovered / was preparing

C have arrived / was discovering / had prepared D arrived / discovered / was preparing

2 Many Vietnamese people their lives for the revolutionary cause of the nation

3 When my mother is busy preparing dinner, my father often gives a hand …… tidying the living room

4 “You look great in this new dress.” - “……… ”

C Thank you I am glad you like it D Do not say anything about it 4 …

5 He asked me………… Robert and I said I did not know ………

A that did I know / who were Robert B that I knew / who Robert were

C if I knew / who Robert was D whether I knew / who was Robert 5 …

6 He advised…… too far

A her did not go B her do not go C her not to go D she did not go 6 …

7 She asked me ……… my holidays ………

A where I spent / the previous year B where I had spent / the previous year

C where I spent / last year D where did I spend / last year 7……

8 In most social situations where people of acquaintance meet each other way of greeting is …

allowed

9 The host asked Peter …………tea or coffee

A whether he preferred B that he preferred C did he prefer D if he prefers 9 .… …

10 In many cultures, people signify their agreement by……… their head

A turning B raising C pointing D nodding 10 … …

Reading:Read the passage then answer the questions (2.5 pts)

Vietnamese generally shake hands when greeting and parting Using both hands show respect, as does a slight bow of the head In rural areas, elderly people who don’t extend their hand are

greeted with a slight bow Women are more likely to bow the head slightly than to shake hands Vietnamese names begin with the family name and are followed by a given name For example, in the name Nguyen Van Duc, Nguyen is the family name People address one another by their given

names, but add a title that indicated their perceived relationship to the other person These titles are family related rather than professional Among colleagues, for example, the younger of the two might combine the given name with the title of Anh (“older Brother) A basic greeting combined

with the given name and title is Xin chao (“Hello”) Classifiers for gender and familiarity are also

combined with the greeting In formal meetings, business cards are sometimes exchanged on greeting

Vietnamese have a strong sense of hospitality and feel embarrassed if they cannot show their guests full respect by preparing for their arrival Therefore, it is inappropriate to visit a home

without having been invited Gifts are not required, but are appreciated Flowers incense, or tea may be appropriate gifts for the hosts Hosts also appreciate a small gift for their children or

V Writing: Use the suggestions to write complete sentences (2.5 pts)

1 The Ao dai/ be / traditional dress/ Vietnamese women

5 To/ Vietnamese people, rich/ poor, the Ao dai/ be/ still / dress chosen/ social occasions /enjoy/

it / special occasions/ as well

……….………

………

1 A looked B booked C naked D cooked

2 A dates B chores C talks D helps

14 The most common way of attracting someone’s attention from a distance is

A smiling B nodding C waving D handshaking 21 My mother _ the responsibility for running the household A holds B takes C runs D bears 22 : Maria: “How well you are playing tennis!” – Diana: “ ” A Say it again I like to hear your words B I think so I’m proud of myself C Thank you too much. D Many thanks That is a nice compliment. Name: English written test - No 2 Class: 12 Time allowed: 45 minutes Mark Remark I Listen and choose the best answer (1.5 pts) 1 When he left school, Maximilian started work

A on a farm B in a factory C on a ship D in television 1

2 He became a millionaire at the age of

A 30 B 18 C 25 D 52 2

3 The money he earned didn't make him

A rich B a millionaire C really happy D stop working 3

II Choose one word with different stress pattern ( 1 pt) 1 A vacancy B interview C encourage D concentrate 1

2 A enthusiastic B qualification C international D recommendation 2

3 A suitable B possible C pressure D disappoint 3

4 A academic B certificate C experience D technology 4

III Choose the best answer to complete the sentences (2.5 pts) 1 To satisfy this , you must complete the 15 year-long high school courses listed below A require B required C requiring D requirement 1

2 If Tom , tell him I will phone him back A rings B rang C rung D has rung 2

3 If he my advice, he wouldn't have ended up in prison A takes B took C has taken D had taken 3

4 If the storm gets worse, we come back.

5 I have two sisters, are very good at computer science

6 She is going to sell her company, is a great shame

7 If he didn't eat too much, he overweight

8 Is this knife for potatoes?

9 Last week, we visited the town Shakespeare was born

10 I met some people car had broken down on the way

IV Read the passage and answer the questions.(2.5 pts)

A-level (Advanced level) is a British exam taken in a particular subject, usually in the final year of school A-levels are still the most common way of fulfilling the entry requirements for degree courses in universities Most students in the UK start preparing for A-level exams when they are aged around sixteen or seventeen and courses normally last for two years, although some independent colleges and some colleges of further education offer intensive one-year A-level courses Students usually take between two and four subjects at one time and will normally be expected to have a GCSE (General Certificate of Secondary Education) or equivalent qualification in the subjects they wish to take at A-level Assessment for most subjects is in the form of written exam at the end of the course Passes are graded between A and E with A being the highest An AS level (Advanced Supplementary) is of an equivalent standard to an A-level but has half the subject content In terms of entrance requirements for a degree course, two AS levels cont as one A-level

AS levels are sometimes taken by students who feel that it is too early to specialize and wish to take

a wider variety of subjects

1 What is an A-level exam?

Dear Sir,

1 I/ writing/ apply for the post/ part-time librarian/ your university

2 I/ 22 years old/ and/ just graduated/ university

3 I/ speak fluent English/ and/ work / computer very well

4 I/ friendly/ patient/ and/ worked/ a librarian/ 6 months

5 I hope/ be chosen/ the job I look forward to hearing from you Your faithfully, Mary Jones Name: English written test - No 2 Class: 12 Time allowed: 45 minutes Mark Remark I Listen carefully and choose the best word or phrase to complete the sentences (1.5 pts) 1 At the age of 18, he

A went back to the village B left the village C got married D was offered a job 1

2 He learned quickly and earned a lot of money

A on the ship B on the farm C on Wall Street D on television 2

3 For the last ten years he has lived

A happily B alone C with his family D with his first wife 3

II Choose one word with different stress pattern ( 1 pt) 1 A application B emergency C distribution D entertainment 1

2 A vacancy B remember C impression D position 2

3 A tutorial B majority C available D consequences 3

4 A original B institution C application D graduation 4

III Choose the best answer to complete the sentences (2.5 pts) 1 To satisfy this , you must complete the 15 year-long high school courses listed below A require B required C requiring D requirement 1

2 If Tom , tell him I will phone him back A rings B rang C rung D has rung 2

3 If he my advice, he wouldn't have ended up in prison.

4 If the storm gets worse, we come back

5 I have two sisters, are very good at computer science

6 She is going to sell her company, is a great shame

7 If he didn't eat too much, he overweight

8 Is this knife for potatoes?

9 Last week, we visited the town Shakespeare was born

10 I met some people car had broken down on the way

IV Read the passage and answer the questions.(2.5 pts)

A-level (Advanced level) is a British exam taken in a particular subject, usually in the final year of school A-levels are still the most common way of fulfilling the entry requirements for degree courses in universities Most students in the UK start preparing for A-level exams when they are aged around sixteen or seventeen and courses normally last for two years, although some independent colleges and some colleges of further education offer intensive one-year A-level courses Students usually take between two and four subjects at one time and will normally be expected to have a GCSE (General Certificate of Secondary Education) or equivalent qualification in the subjects they wish to take at A-level Assessment for most subjects is in the form of written exam at the end of the course Passes are graded between A and E with A being the highest An AS level (Advanced Supplementary) is of an equivalent standard to an A-level but has half the subject content In terms of entrance requirements for a degree course, two AS levels count as one A-level

AS levels are sometimes taken by students who feel that it is too early to specialize and wish to take

a wider variety of subjects

1 When is an A-level exam taken?

Name: English written test - No 2

Mark Remark

I Listen and choose the best answer (1.5 pts)

1 When he left school, Maximilian started work

A on a farm B in a factory C on a ship D in television 1 A

2 He became a millionaire at the age of

3 The money he earned didn't make him

A rich B a millionaire C really happy D stop working 3 C

II Choose one word with different stress pattern ( 1 pt)

1 A vacancy B interview C encourage D concentrate 1 C

2 A enthusiastic B qualification C international D recommendation 2 C

III Choose the best answer to complete the sentences (2.5 pts)

1 To satisfy this , you must complete the 15 year-long high school courses listed below

2 If Tom , tell him I will phone him back.

3 If he my advice, he wouldn't have ended up in prison

4 If the storm gets worse, we come back

5 I have two sisters, are very good at computer science

6 She is going to sell her company, is a great shame

7 If he didn't eat too much, he overweight

8 Is this knife for potatoes?

9 Last week, we visited the town Shakespeare was born

10 I met some people car had broken down on the way

IV Read the passage and answer the questions.(2.5 pts)

A-level (Advanced level) is a British exam taken in a particular subject, usually in the final year of school A-levels are still the most common way of fulfilling the entry requirements for degree courses in universities Most students in the UK start preparing for A-level exams when they are aged around sixteen or seventeen and courses normally last for two years, although some independent colleges and some colleges of further education offer intensive one-year A-level courses Students usually take between two and four subjects at one time and will normally be expected to have a GCSE (General Certificate of Secondary Education) or equivalent qualification in the subjects they wish to take at A-level Assessment for most subjects is in the form of written exam at the end of the course Passes are graded between A and E with A being the highest An AS level (Advanced Supplementary) is of an equivalent standard to an A-level but has half the subject content In terms of entrance requirements for a degree course, two AS levels cont as one A-level

AS levels are sometimes taken by students who feel that it is too early to specialize and wish to take

a wider variety of subjects

1 What is an A-level exam?

5 I hope/ be chosen/ the job.

I look forward to hearing from you

Your faithfully,

Mary Jones

Name: English written test - No 2

Mark Remark

I Listen carefully and choose the best word or phrase to complete the sentences (1.5 pts)

1 At the age of 18, he

A went back to the village B left the village C got married D was offered a job 1.B

2 He learned quickly and earned a lot of money

A on the ship B on the farm C on Wall Street D on television 2.C

3 For the last ten years he has lived

A happily B alone C with his family D with his first wife 3.B

II Choose one word with different stress pattern ( 1 pt)

III Choose the best answer to complete the sentences (2.5 pts)

1 To satisfy this , you must complete the 15 year-long high school courses listed below.

2 If Tom , tell him I will phone him back

3 If he my advice, he wouldn't have ended up in prison

4 If the storm gets worse, we come back

5 I have two sisters, are very good at computer science

6 She is going to sell her company, is a great shame

7 If he didn't eat too much, he overweight

8 Is this knife for potatoes?

9 Last week, we visited the town Shakespeare was born

10 I met some people car had broken down on the way

IV Read the passage and answer the questions.(2.5 pts)

A-level (Advanced level) is a British exam taken in a particular subject, usually in the final year of school A-levels are still the most common way of fulfilling the entry requirements for degree courses in universities Most students in the UK start preparing for A-level exams when they are aged around sixteen or seventeen and courses normally last for two years, although some independent colleges and some colleges of further education offer intensive one-year A-level courses Students usually take between two and four subjects at one time and will normally be expected to have a GCSE (General Certificate of Secondary Education) or equivalent qualification in the subjects they wish to take at A-level Assessment for most subjects is in the form of written exam at the end of the course Passes are graded between A and E with A being the highest An AS level (Advanced Supplementary) is of an equivalent standard to an A-level but has half the subject content In terms of entrance requirements for a degree course, two AS levels count as one A-level

AS levels are sometimes taken by students who feel that it is too early to specialize and wish to take

a wider variety of subjects

1 When is an A-level exam taken?

2 How long do preparing courses normally last?

3 What is an AS level?