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Câu 1
All resident are invited … the local council meeting next Friday night.
A. attend
B. attending
C. to attend
D. will attend
Câu 2
If you don’t pay your credit card bill … the due date, you will incur a late fee.
A. at
B. by
C. for
D. in
Câu 3
All apartments in the new building … three bedrooms and two bathrooms.
A. had
B. has
C. do have
D. have
Câu 4
The community held a fundraiser to build a … playground in the part.
A. children
B. child’s
C. children’s
D. childrens’
Câu 5
Mr. Takada travels from Tokyo … New York once a month.
A. to
B. and
C. for
D. between
Câu 6
The program … a symphony by an unknown composer.
A. involved
B. played
C. performed
D. ncluded
Câu 7
Purchases above $50 are … for free shipping.
A. able
B. eligible
C. available
D. legible
Câu 8
The photocopy machine … working today.
A. don’t
B. not
C. isn’t
D. aren’t
Câu 9
All employees are encouraged to … in the company’s retirement plan.
A. contribute
B. distribute
C. consider
D. participate
Câu 10
The audience was asked not to talk … the movie.
A. during
B. after
C. before
D. in
Câu 11
… the president nor the vice president is able to attend the sales meeting tomorrow
A. Not
B. Either
C. Neither
D. Both
Câu 12
The airline requires international passengers to check in at least one hour … to departure
A. early
B. before
C. prior
D. ahead
Câu 13
Press 0 if you wish to speak … a customer servise representative.
A. for
B. at
C. about
D. to
Câu 14
Gina’s boss is … on vacation next week.
A. gone
B. going
C. went
D. to go
Câu 15
The sign said: “Please turn off the light when you … the room.”
A. leave
B. left
C. leaves
D. leaving
Câu 16
The museum is open from 9 a.m … 5 p.m every day except Monday.
A. and
B. to
C. by
D. at
Câu 17
Marcus was twenty … late for his appointment.
A. minute
B. minute’s
C. minutes’
D. minutes
Câu 18
Sarah was disappointed that she didn’t get the job … she really wanted it.
A. although
B. because
C. despite
D. however
Câu 19
It isn’t … to interrupt people when they’re speaking.
A. polite
B. important
C. rude
D. friendly
Câu 20
Peter graduated from Stanford University … June 2012.
A. at
B. in
C. by
D. on
Câu 21
The flight was canceled … bad weather.
A. as a result
B. in spite of
C. because of
D. in case of
Câu 22
The company … a special orietatio program program for its new employees.
A. set about
B. set in
C. set out
D. set up
Câu 23
Robert hopes to get a pay … next year when the finishes his degree.
A. check
B. raise
C. promotion
D. money
Câu 24
If Mike were nicer to his staff, they … work harder at their jobs.
A. would
B. should
C. could
D. can
Câu 25
Please leave your name and phone number … the tone and I’ll return your call.
A. on
B. after
C. before
D. during
Câu 26
If Jack’s symptoms worsen, he should get medical …
A. attention
B. consideration
C. facility
D. professional
Câu 27
There are still tickets … for Saturday night’s concert.
A. affordable
B. allowable
C. available
D. enjoyable
Câu 28
Application will no longer be … after the Friday deadline.
A. accepted
B. expected
C. excepted
D. inspected
Câu 29
Too many cars are making the roads … .
A. conflicted
B. congested
C. commuted
D. coordinated
Câu 30
Jacqueline has been dancing … she was five years old.
A. before
B. sine
C. as soon as
D. as long as
Câu 31
The office closes at 7 p.m and … is allowed to enter.
A. anyone
B. everyone
C. someone
D. no one
Câu 32
Jason hopes … promoted to Sales Managger next spring.
A. to have
B. to be
C. have
D. being
Câu 33
If you have … question, please raise your hand.
A. a
B. some
C. any
D. the
Câu 34
Yuko needs a new car because her old car in always …
A. breaking up
B. breaking down
C. broken
D. breaks
Câu 35
The family really enjoyed their vacation … the fact that it rained.
A. in spite
B. despite
C. even though
D. although
Câu 36
There’s a first aid kit in the staff kitchen … of an emergency
A. when
B. unless
C. untill
D. in case
Câu 37
Mr. Lee speaks Mandarin, French, an English, … he doesn’t speak Japanese.
A. and
B. or
C. but
D. so
Câu 38
He hires an … whenever he travel to international conferences.
A. intermediary
B. interrupter
C. interpreter
D. interceptor
Câu 39
The operator asked Paul to … while she tried Mr. Park’s extension.
A. hang up
B. hold up
C. hold on
D. hang out
Câu 40
We couldn’t understand the teacher so we asked so we asked him to … the instructions.
A. repeat
B. report
C. respect
D. recite

Câu 41
To: All Employees
From: Margaret Barker, Senior Vice President
Date: October 17
Re: Farewell Jim Henferson

As you all know , Jim Henderson 41_has left/ will be leaving/ was be leaving/ did leave
the company next Friday after 17 years. Jim has made a tremendous contribute
He was 142_ sufficiently/ eventually/ significantly/ initially hired in 1998 to implement a
computerized acc counting sytem. During those challenging years, Jim managed a
smooth transition with minimal disruption to the business. His analytical skills have helped
our company become con the most succesful in the field. Please join me in wishing Jim
the very best in his future position as Director of Finance of the Lander of the Lander
Corporation. We will miss him 143_ really/ much/ a lot/ very . Refreshments will be
served at 4 p.m. on Friday afternoon in Conference Room B.

Câu 144 – 146

Erica Wang
Director of Human Resources
Black Fox Media Corporation
Dear Ms. Wang,
I 144_should/ do/ will/ would like to apply for a position as Senior Designer with your
company. As you can see from my attached resume completed my attached resume, I am
perfectly suited to this position.
I have worked with two of the most prestigious advertising companies in the city.
145_Otherwise/ Furthermore/ However/ By the way , I have recently completed my
Master’s degree in Fine Art at the Hudson School od Art and Design. I have design
several high-profile advertisements. Recently, my work was 146_involved/ informed/
indicated/ included in a national publicty campaign for the Enviroment Protection
Society.
I look forward to meeting you in an interview at your convenience.
Regards,
Polly Demarco

147 _ 149
To: Cindy Evans
From: Sam Wen, Human Resources Department
Date: May 13
Re: Work Schedule
Dear Cindy,
This email sonfrim your altermative work schedule, 147_affective/ selective/ effective/
directive immediately. Your new hours will be from 10:00 a.m to 6:00 p.m. with a half-
hour lunch break and a 15-minute break in the afternoon. As we 148_discuss/ discussed/
were disccussing/ will discuss last week, this new arrangement should not affect the
quality of your work nor impact the work of your department. Note also that this schedule
will be on trial basis to be reviewed on August 15.
I hope this revised schedule resolves some of the 149_issues/ solutions/ positions/
decisions that concerned you. As always, please feel free to communicate with me at
any time.
Sam

Câu 150 – 152

April 4
Mr. Jasper Johnson
45 Elm Street
Beacon, MA 02108
Dear Mr. Johnson
Congratulations! We are delighted to inform you that your application for a permit to install
your sculpture in the public space on Main Street has been 150_ expected/ approved?
recognized/ decided .
You will be responsible for the transportation of the sculpture to the designated space. You
will be paid the sum of $10,000 upon completion of the sculpture, including the cost of
installation, 151_ that/ and/ for/ which you will arrange.
The space 152_will close/ will be closed/ was closed/ has been closed to the public on
June 7 while you install the sculpture. The work must be completed on that day. You will
also ensure that the sculpture is properly secured.
We look forward to enjoying your wonderful sculpture for many years to come.
Yours truly,
Deborah Maning
Arts Development Coordinator
Beacon City Council

Câu 153 – 155

BROADWAY WORKSPASE
Tired of Working from Home?
Join other successful entrepreneurs and small business owners at our new 25,000-foot
coworking facility. You have the option of renting a shared workspase (starting at $400
per month) or a private office ( staring at $2,000 per month). Short-term spaces are also
available from $30 per day. All spaces have natural light and are fitted with ergonomic
furniture.
amenities include free Wi-Fi, photocopiers, printers, a full kitchen with coffee makers and
a microwave oven, conference roons, an event spase, and a bike storage area.
Working in a shared office space has unlimited benefits. It’s great way to expand your
professional network, share knowledge, and mainrain a better work-life balance

Câu 153
What is the purpose of this notice?
A. To inform people about the benefits of working in a shared space
B. To advertise space at a new coworking facility
C. To encourage more people to cowork
D. To help people who are tired at home
Câu 154
Who is the audience for the notice?
A. People who enjoy working in a shared environment
B. People who like to ride to work
C. People who are looking for an alternative to working from home
D. People who want to rent a workspace for a day or a month
Câu 155
What options are available?
A. A better work-life balance
B. Conference rooms and an event spase
C. Many amenties and benefits
D. Shared workspaces or pricate offices

Câu 156 – 158

To: [email protected]
From: [email protected]
Date: 16 May
Re: WNSE Fundraiser – We Miss You!

Hi Ellen,
You’ve been a valued member of the WNSE family for four years, but we notice that your
membership has recently expired. We understand that life getd busy an it’s easy to forget
to renew your membership . That’s why every spring and fall, we remind our listeners to
reach into their wallets and support their local public radio station.
We know our listeners depend no WNSE for their local news, music program, and
weather report. We’re committed to delivering the highest quality service because we care
about you. Now it’s your turn to show you care. It only takes three minutes to rennew your
membership and it costs only $60. For $120, we will send you a one-year subcription to
New World magazine.
Yours truly
Ben Lehmann

Câu 156
Why is Ben Lehmann writing to Ellen?
A. He wants to offer her a job at the radio station.
B. he wants her to send money.
C. He wants her to listen to WNSE.
D. He wants her to subcribe to New World magazine.

Câu 157
What do we know about Ellen?
A. She’s too busy to listen to the radio.
B. She doesn’t want to reach into her wallet.
C. She’s decided not to support he local public radio station.
D. She hasn’t renewed her membership.
Câu 158
How many times a year does WNSE hold a fundraiser?
A. Once a year
B. Twice a year
C. Three times a year
D. Four times a year

Câu 159 – 161

Mr. David Comstock
Bailey & Comstock Real Estate Agency
254 Secon Avenue
Brunswick, NY 18834

Dear Mr. Comstock,

I am writing because I am very upset about an unpleasant experience I had last week with
one of your agents, Dolares Wiley. I had called Ms Wiley about the apartment for rent on
Willow Street. Ms. Wiley showed me the apartment, and I liked it very much. She told me
that the apartment was mine as long as my credit history was good. She said the cost of
the credit check was $50. I know my credit history I good, so I paid her that amount.

The folowing morning, I called Ms. Wiley to find out when I could sign the lease. She said
that the apartment had been given to someone else who had seen the apartment just
before me. I couldn’t believe it! asked her to refund the $50, but she refunsed. She said
your company’s policy is to charge each applicant a nonrefundable credit check fee. I feel
like l’ve been robbed! I believe this policy is unethical and deceptive. I will never do
business with your agency again.
Your truly,
Beverly Oberon
Câu 159
What in the purpose of this letter?
A. To ask Mr. Comstock to fire Dolores Wiley
B. To apply for the aparment on Willow Street
C. To complain about the agency’s credit check policy
D. To inform Mr. Comstock that she was robbed
Câu 160
Whay wasn’t Beverly Oberon successful in renting the apartment
A. Her credit history was poor.
B. The apartment was given to another applicant.
C. She refused to pay the $50 credit check fee.
D. She didn’t agree with the company’s policy.
Câu 161
Another word for “Unethical” is:
A. immoral
B. unfair
C. expensive
D. confusing

Câu 162 – 164

SECURITY CHECKPOINT
You are entering an area of high secrity. Please have your passport and boarding passes
ready for inspection. Remove any sharp objects and lipuids form your luggage. All
electronic devices should be placed in a separate bin. All laptops must go through the X-
ray machine. People over 75 can leave their shoes and jacjets on. If you have a medical
device, you should inform the officer who is conducting the screening. All disability-related
equipment and devices are allowed through this checkpoint once cleared through
screening.
You or your luggage may be selected for additional screening. If you do not comply with
these instructions, you may be prosecuted. We take your safety very seriously.
Câu 162
Where would this notice be posted?
A. At a partment store
B. At an airport
C. At a hospital
D. At a border
Câu 163
What should you do if you have a medical device?
A. You should inform the security officer.
B. You should place it in a separate bin.
C. You can leave it on.
D. You must remove it.

Câu 164 – 166

PRODUCT RECALL ANNOUNCEMENT
Waemulex 500LZ Portable Heater
This product recall has been initiated in response to complaints regarding the safety of the
Warmulex 500LZ portable heater. The Consumer Protection Board has been advised that
24 comsumers have reported that the heater can overheat and cause the unit to melt.
There have been 3 reports of the heater catching fire when set at high speed for more
than 15 minutes.
If you have purchased the Warmulex 500LZ portable heater, DO NOT USE IT. The heater
is a fire hazard and may cause serious injuries such as burn and electric shock.
Consumers should immediately unplug the unit nd return it to the retail store where thay
purchased it. The store will either issue a full refund or replace the unit with the new
600LZ model.
We regrt any inconvenience. For further information, contact Warmulex Customer Support
on
800-500-0141
Câu 164
Why is the Warmulex heater being recalled?
A. The Consumer Protection Board has advised it.
B. The heater doesn’t work after 15 minutes on high speed.
C. The new 600LZ model has just been released.
Câu 165
Who benefits the most from this announcement?
A. The manufacturer of the Warmulex heater
B. Retail stores that sell heaters
C. People who want to purchase a new heater
D. Consumers who already own the heater
Câu 166
What should consumers do if they want further information?
A. Contact Warmulex on the toll-free number
B. Unplug the heater immediately and return it to the store.
C. Return to the store and get a free 600LZ model.
D. Call the Consumer Protection Board.

Câu 167 – 170

To: All Employees
From: Ralph Borg, Human Resources
Date: November 2
Re: Flu season
Flu season is around the corner and vaccine shots will be offered to all employees again
this year.A nurse form the Lakeside Medical Clinic will administer the shots next Thursday
November 7 between 10 a.m and 3 p.m in Conference Room C. Please visit the
employee services website and make an appointment today.
Please take the flu seriously. Each year, influenza results in approximately 226,000 hopital
admissions and 36,000 deaths. Symptoms include fever, cough, sore throat, runny or
studdy nose, body aches, headache, chills, and tiredness. Please do not come to work if
you suspect that you have the flu. You may come to work at least 24 hours after you no
longger have a fever (100 ddooj F or above)
Please take the opportunity to vaccinate yourself this season. It’s free, fast, and effective.
Câu 167
What will happen on November 7th ?
A. Employees can receive a flu short from the Lakeside Medical Clinic.
B. It’s the beginning of the flu season.
C. Employees may come to work if they don’t have flu symptoms.
D. A nurse will be available to give flu short to employees
Câu 168
Why is the Human Resources department encouraging employees to get a flu shot?
A. The short is free.
B. The nurse is only available for one day.
C. Flu can be a deadly disease.
D. Productivity will suffer if man employees are out sick.
Câu 169
Which of the following is NOT suggested in the article?
A. Fly symptoms go away after 24 hours.
B. The flu kills many people every year.
C. The flu is very contagious.
D. A flu vaccine is availiable
Câu 170
Which two words mean the same?
A. fever and aches
B. flu and influenza
C. vaccination and shot
D. runny and stuffy

Câu 171 – 173

Managing Change
by Carla Douglass
Almost every company experiences change at some stage. Companies must change with
the times, adopt new technologies, and meet shiffting customer demands in order to
increase profits and stay in business. Change can be exciting, but it can also be unsrttling
and scary for employees. May employees resent change and even resist it. It is the
manager’s responsibility to make sure workplace change is as smooth as possible for
employees.
Here are some tips for an easier transition. First, make an announcement that change is
imminent so that everyone is informed at the same time. Next, give employees as much
information as possible about what the change is, who it will affect them, and when it will
occur. It’s important to give employess as much time as possible to adapt to change.
Then, encourage feedback from your employees. Employees are more likely to embrace
change if they feel as if they have a personal investment. Finally, listen to them. It’s no
them. It’s no use asking for feedback and then doing nothing about it. Make yourself
available and respond to questions quickly. Remember, employees who feed appreciated
are much more likely to work harder and care about the business as much as you do.
Câu 171
Who is the most likely audience for thics article?
A. Managers
B. Employees
C. Customers
D. Investors
Câu 172
What does the author suggest managers do after making an announcement?
A. Encourage feedback from the employees
B. Inform all employees at the same time
C. Give employees as much information as possible
D. Listen to the employess
Câu 173
The word “imminent; at the beginning for the second paragraph is closest in meaning to:
A. positive
B. forthcoming
C. important
D. inevitable

Câu 174 – 175

ATTENTION CLASSIC CAR ENTHUSIASTS
The Warburton Classic Car Club will be holding its 37th Annual Car Show on Saturday
June
13 and Sunday June 14 from 9 a.m to 6 p.m. at the Pala Mesa Fairgrounds.
Admission is $5. Children under 12 will be admitted free of change.
First, second, and third prizes will be offered in each class (1920s-1970s), including Best
in Show. Over 20 troph phies will be awarded.
 A fles market with with antiques, collectibles, car parts, and second-hand items will be
open all weekend the Warburton Youth Orchestra will perfrom at 3 p.m on Sunday.
For further information, visit our website at www.WarburtonclassicCars.com.

Câu 174
Who will be most interested in this event?
A. Children under 12
B. Young musicians
C. Owners of old cars
D. Antique dealers
Câu 175
What do you need to do to enter to show?
A. Own a classic car
B. Vistit the website
C. Shop at the flea market
D. Pay an admission fee

Câu 176 – 178

Janpanese Art and Fashion Meet
by Lori Theroux
An exciting Exhibition has opened at the Gallery of Modern Art this month. Entitled “Future
Beauty: 30 Year of Japanese Fashion, “ this fascinating exhibition explores the incredible
innovation of Japnese fashion designers from the early 1980s to the present day.
Japanese designers had a tremendous impact on the fashion world in the late twentieth
century. Over 100 custumers re on display by acclaimed designers such as Issey Miyake,
Rei Kawakubo, Yohji Yamamoto, and Junya Watanbe. Curated by the eminent fashion
historian Akkio Fukai, Director of the Kyoto Costume Institute, the exhibiton is a rare
opportunity to see these unique and sometime bizarre creations.
Tickets are $20 and can be purchased online. The exhibition finishes on February 15.
Photography is not permitted inside the exhibition.
Câu 176
What kind of exhibition is described?
A. Modern Japanese paintings
B. Unique Japanese photography
C. Contemporary Japanese fashion
D. Traditional Japanese art

Câu 177
Which word are used to describe the custumers?
A. Unique and bizarre
B. Incredible and tremendous
C. Acclaimed and eminent
D. Fascinating and rare
Câu 178
According to the artcle, what CAN’T you do at the exhibition?
A. Touch the costumes
B. Take photographs
C. Talk loudly
D. Meet the designers

Câu 179 – 180

To: All Employees
From: Sebastian Twombly-Smith, Human Resources
Date: October 21
Re: Welcome Cherly Chan

Please join me in welcomming Cheryl Chan to the Hong Kong office. Cheryl will assume
the role of Chief Policy Analyst, reporting to Dan Beauchamp. We are very fortunate to
have someone of Cheryl’s caliber and experience.
Some of you will know Cheryl from the Seoul office where she has been located for the
past 3 years. Prior to that, she lived in the UK for several years, obtaining her Master’s
degree at the London School of Econnomics and working briefly at the Bank England.

Luckily for us, Cheryl, her American husband Todd and their two daughters, decided to
return to her homeland. Cheryl starts work today. She is located on the 24th floor next to
Conference Room B. Please drop by and introduce yourself to Cheryl.
Sebastian
Câu 179
Where did Cheryl work before the Seoul office?
A. The Hong Kong office
B. The London School of Economics
C. The UK office
D. The Bank of England
Câu 180
Where was Cheryl Born?
A. Hong Kong
B. South Korea
C. United Kingdom
D. United States

Câu 181 – 184

Executive Team
March 20, 9-11 a.m., Conference Room D
Firs, second, and third prid prizes will be offered in each class (1920s-1970s), including
Best in Show. Over 20 trophies will be awarded.
Agenda
Attendees: Lillian Olsen (Editorial Director), James Fong (Finance), William Padar ( Sales
Director), Louis Devereux (Human Resources), Laura Fenmore (Production Director),
Agostino Massini (Circulation Director), Mason Wu (Technical services Director)

1. Review minutes of the last meeting

2. Determine criteria and goals for the upcoming Global Publishing Conference in
Amsterdam, April 14-19 (Lillian)

3. Presentation of professional development schedule for international employees

(Louis)
4. Discuss development of website, responsibillity for content approval, maintenance,
subscription services, customer care, etc. (Mason)
5. Approval of job description and compensation for Social Media Director position
(Louis and Mason)
6. Review draft budget (James)
7. Editorial and production schedules for the April print edition ( Lillian and Laura)
8. Review circulation revenues, print subscription and singles-copy price increases
and digital pay plans (William and Agostino)
9. Reception for the chinese delegates at the Ritz-Marmont Hotel, April 4-7 (William)
 10. Discuss assignment of interns to executive staff (Louis)

To: [email protected]
From: Louis [email protected]
Date: March 21; 10:15
Re: Social Media Director position

Mason,

We were all concerned to hear that you weren’t able to attend yesterday’s meeting due to
illness. I hope it’s just a stomach bug and not something more serious.

The minutes will be distributed later today, but I wanted to give you a heads-up regarding
the Social Media Director position. As you know, James wanted the base salary reduced
by 10%. He was overruled and the compensation package was finally approved. I posted
the position immediately after the meeting, as we all agree this appointment is a high
prority. By the end of the day, I had received a dozen applications, several of which are
very solid.

One outstanding candidate is Sonja Curtiss, Associate Director of Social Media at Nova
News Corporation. She appears to have the qualification and experience we’re looking for.
I set up an interview for 8 a.m. on Friday. I hope you’ll back in the office by then. If not, I
can bring her back next week for a second interview if she seems like a good fit. She’ll be
on vacation the following week, so I want the two of you to meet before then. I’ll let you
know if anyone else of her caliber applies.
I hope you feel better.
Louis

Câu 181
When was the meeting?
A. March 20 at 11 a.m.
B. March 21 at 10:15
C. Friday at 8 a:m.
D. March 20 at 9 a.m
Câu 182
Why was Mason unable to attend the meeting?
A. He was too busy.
B. He was on vatcation.
C. He was unwell.
D. He was at an interview.
Câu 183
What is the main purpose of Louis’s email?
A. To inform Masaon about the status of the Social Media Director position
B. To tell Mason that Sonja Curtiss is going on vation the following week
C. To advise Mason that his compensation package has been approved
D. To express his concern about Mason’s health
Câu 184
What did James Fong want to do?
A. Overrule the Social Media Director’s compensation package
B. Reduce the Social Media Director’s salary by 10%
C. Revise the draft budget
D. Approve the Social Media Director appointment
Câu 185
What’s happenning on April 4?
A. The Global Publishing Conference commences in Amsterdam.
B. The new Director of Social Media starts work.
C. The April edition is printed.
D. The Chinese delegates arrive

Câu 186 – 190

FAMILYROOTS.COM MESSAGE BOARD
Alice Sharpe Posted: 24 Jan, 11: 24 AM

I am researching my ancestor Jacques Weber. He was born in Belfort, France, in 1832

and saided from Le Havre to New York in 1850. He is listed as a farmer in the passenger
records. We believe he was one of the thousands of young men who left Europe seeking
their fortune in California during the gold rush.
In 1853, he sailed from San Francision to Sydney, Australia. Gold had also been
discovered in the Bathurst area of New South Wales in 1851. We think that jacques was
unsuccessful in California, so decided to try his luck in australia. Records show that
Jacques setted in the town of Blayney and married Sarah Casey in 1859. At some stage,
he changed his surname from Weber to Veper. (This has really complicated my search!)
He worked as a blacksmith, so I guess he never discovered gold. He became an
Australian citizen in 1910, two years before his death.
Jacques and Sarah hah nine children. One of them, Blanche, is my great-great-
grandmother. I’m searching for other relatives of the Weber/Veper or Casey families. I
havesn’t been able to find out much about Sarah Casey, so please contact me if you have
any information about her.

Brad Mears Posted: 25 Jan, 8:51 PM

Hi Alice,
Jacques Veper and Sarah Casey are my ancestors, too. My family is descended from
their aldest son Peter (named after Jacques’ father Pierre). I have some information about
Sarah Casey. She was born in County Carlow, Ireland, in 1834, one of seven children. Her
father was Dr.Michael William Casey and her mother was Jane Leigh. The family moved
to Dublin in 1842 where Dr. Casey ran a medical clinic. When Dr. Casey died in 1857, his
wife Jane turned the clinic into a small hotel, which she managed until her death in 1879.
his wife Jane turned the clinic into a small hotel, which she managed until her death in
1879. In 1858, Sarah and her brother Joseph immigrated to Australia. Joseph was a
lawyer and established a leagal practice in Blayney. That’s where Sarah and Jacques met.
I hope this helps. Please feel free to text me if you need further information.
Brad
Câu 186
What kind of people post on this message board?
A. People who are searching for lost family members.
B. People who are interested in their family’s history
C. Historians who are interested in the Californian and Australian gold rushes
D. People who are interested in immigrating to another country
Câu 187
Why did Jacques Veper probadly decide to go to the United States?
A. He was tired of the farming life in Belfort, France.
B. He wanted an adventurous life.
C. He wanted to discover gold in California.
D. He wanted to seek his fortune in New York.
Câu 188
Why did Jacques Veper probably decide to go to Australia?
A. He couldn’t find work in the United States.
B. He didn’t discover gold in California
C. He wanted to be a blacksmith in Blayney.
D. He had always wanted to visit Australia.
Câu 189
What complicated Alice Sharpe’s search?
A. Jacques changed his surname from Weber to Veper.
B. Jacques married Sarah Casey.
C. Jacques isn’t mentioned in the ship’s passenger list
D. Jacques moved from Bathurst to Blayney.
Câu 190
What did Jane Casey do after her husband deid?
A. She married Jacques Weber in Blayney
B. She immigrated to Australia.
C. She returned to County Carlow.
D. She managed a small hotel in Dublin, Irealand.

Câu 191 – 195

Simone Hobbes, Events Coordinator
Hillsville Country Inn
45 Mill Road
Harrisburg, IL 35543

Dear Simone,

My husband and I received your invoice of $8690 for catering our wedding reception on
June 4. We are very upset that the invoice exceeds the estimated cost that you provided
on February 15 ( see attached). You specifically agreed to work within our budget of
$8,000. We are disputing the following items in the invoice.
When we met with you on February 7, you said you would waive the cost of renting the
additional tables and chair that we required. Therefore, we were surprised to see the
rental cost included in the invoice. Also, you had originally agreed to provide a 50%
discount on two rooms to accommodate our partents on the night of the reception.
Instead, we have been charged the full price for two rooms. We are also shocked to see a
room service charge of $8 for a bottle of water that my mother-in-law requested.
Finally, the food served at our reception was NOT as good as the delicious food we tasted
in February. The vegetarian dish in particular was very disappionting. You did explain to
me that the vegetables would change bassed on seasonal availability. However, I
expected the summer dish to be as good as, if not better than, the winter dish. Also, the
wait staff fee is $200 higher than quoted.
In light of the above issues, we look forward to receiving a revised invoice.
Yours sincerely,
Diane Mancini
Câu 191
When was the wedding reception?
A. February 7
B. February 15
C. June 4
D. June 25
Câu 192
Why is Diane Mancini unhappy?
A. The final cost is higher than the estimated cost.
B. The invoice is $200 higher than quoted.
C. The estimated cost is higher than the quoted amount.
D. The invoice did not include a discount on the food.
Câu 193
Which item in the invoice was supposed to be free?
A. Two doublerooms for the parents
B. The bottle od water
C. The rental of additional tables and chairs
D. The vegetarian dish
Câu 194
Why was Dinae disappointed with the food?
A. It was more expensive than she had expected.
B. The vegetarian dish wasn’t available.
C. The vegetables weren’t seasonal.
D. The vegetarian dish wasn’t delicious.
Câu 195
What does Diane want Simone Hobbes to do?
A. Provide a discount on the food.
B. Reduce the invoice by $700.
C. Revise the estimated cost.
D. Provide a full refund

Câu 196 – 200

To: [email protected]
From: [email protected]
Date: November 24
Re: Jacaranda Tours query

Dear Mr. Hirano,

Thank you for your email regarding our request to book the Yarra Wildlife Sanctuary Tour
on December 4. Unfortunately, the sanctuary is closed unitil February as it is undergoing
renovations. May I suggest the alternative tour to Philip Island, which I’m sure you and
your colleagues will enjoy just as much. As well as viewing the world-famous Penguin
Parade the tour includes a visit to a conservation park where you will be able to see many
Australian native animals, such as koalas, kangaroos, possums, emus, and wombats.

As you can see from the attached brochure, the Philip Island Tour is slightly more
expensive than the Yarra Wildlife Sanctuary Tour because of the superior accomodation.
However, sine TTV Corporation is a valued client, we are prepared to offer you and your
three colleagues a 10% discout on the overall cost of the Phillip Island Tour. Therefore, the
total amount would be $432 per person. This includes private transportation, breakfast
and dinner, one night’s accommodation, all entrace fees, and a Japanese-speaking guide.
Please let me know if you are interested in the Phillip Island tour. Tou will need to act
promptly if you wish to secure a reservation within the next two weeks as the busy season
is just beginning.

Your truly,

Jakie Thopson
Tour Coordinator
Jacaranda Tours

The Phillip Island VIP Two-Day Tour-$480 per person

The Phillip Island VIP Tour Showcases the best of Australia’s wildlife that will delight all
nature lovers, young and old. The tour allows you to relax while enjoying the many
wonders the many wonders the island has to offer. This tour gives you a front seat to view
the world-famous penguin parade.

Day One
10:00 a.m. We pick you from your hotel in Melbourne in an air-conditioned minibus
12:00 p.m. Arrive at Phillip Island and visit the Moonlit Conservation Park where visitors
can hand-hand-feed kanaroos and wallabies
1:00 p.m. Lunch at the sanctuary
2:00 p.m. Visit the Koala Conservation Centre where visitors can watch wild koalas in
their natural habitat
6:30 p.m. A sumptuous buffet dinner at the Wallaby hotel Restaurant
8:00 p.m. View the Penguin Parade. Watch as hundreds of kittle peguins waddle across
the beach and return to their burrows in the sand dunes. Note that taking photographs is
strictly forbidden.
Overnight accommodation at the Wallaby Hotel

Day Two
9:00 a.m. Breakfast at the Wallaby Hotel Café
11:00 a.m. Visit Cape Woolamai surf beach, the Nobbies, and Seal Rocks
1:00 p.m. Luch at the Rusty Water Restaurant
3:00 p.m. Return to Melbourne
Câu 196
Where did Mr. Hirano and his colleagues originally want to go?
A. Melbourne
B. Phillip Island
C. The Moonlit Conservation Park
D. The Yarra Wildlife Sanctuary
Câu 197
Why is the Phillip Island Tour more expensive than the other tour?
A. The tour takes longer.
B. The hotel is better.
C. The park entry fees cost
D. The food is superior.
Câu 198
Why is Jackie Thompson offering a 10% discout on the Phillip Island Tour?
A. Mr. Hirano’s company is a valued client.
B. They busy season hasn’t begun yet.
C. The other tour isn’t available.
D. The accommodation isn’t as superior as the other tour.
Câu 199
What does the cost per person NOT include?
A. Breakfast
B. Lunch
C. Dinner
D. Entrance fees
Câu 200
According to the brochure, what can’t you do at the Penguin Parade?
A. You can’t touch the penguins
B. You can’t make loud noise.
C. You can’t take photographs.
D. You can’t feed the penguins.