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BÀI TẬP TUẦN 10

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BÀI TẬP HÀNG NGÀY

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Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the word that differs from the other three in the
position of primary stress in each of the following questions.
Question 1 [968098]: A. digest B. country C. flora D. fortune
Question 2 [968099]: A. interact B. entertain C. fantastic D. submarine
Question 3 [968100]: A. patient B. release C. human D. hopeless
Question 4 [968101]: A. cultural B. qualify C. property D. invalid
Question 5 [968102]: A. reflect B. purchase C. contain D. enlist
Question 6 [968103]: A. alternatively B. futurologist C. cosmopolitan D. nonrenewable
Question 7 [968104]: A. balance B. almost C. reason D. conduct
Question 8 [968105]: A. evidence B. handicap C. another D. permanent
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the word whose underlined part differs from the
other three in pronunciation in each of the following questions.
Question 9 [968106]: A. looked B. visited C. watched D. passed
Question 10 [968107]: A. come B. month C. some D. comb
Question 11 [968108]: A. cleaned B. caused C. decided D. studied
Question 12 [968109]: A. snap B. after C. fast D. glass
Question 13 [968110]: A. kites B. sketches C. oranges D. raises
Question 14 [968111]: A. breathing B. paths C. wither D. breakthrough
Question 15 [968112]: A. circulate B. cucumber C. composer D. connection
Question 16 [968113]: A. continue B. clue C. rescue D. value
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the option that best completes each of the following
exchanges.
Question 17 [968114]: John is complaining about Mark’s using his car without asking.
- John: “Why on earth did you use my car without asking me first?”
- Mark: “_______________________________________________________________”
 A. I’m terribly sorry for that. B. I don’t think so.
C. Why should I? D. No problem at all.
Question 18 [968115]: Nam is giving wishes to his teacher at Christmas.
- Nam: “Wish you a merry Christmas and a happy new year!”
- Nam’s teacher: “________________________________________________”
A. Thank you! B. Wish you too!
C. You can wish me again! D. The same to you!
Question 19 [968116]: David is suggesting eating at the new Chinese restaurant.
- David: “What do you think of eating in that new Chinese restaurant?”
- Laura: “___________________________________________________________________”
A. You try it first. B. It sounds great. Let’s go there.
C. Don’t go there. D. No, I don’t like.
Question 20 [968117]: Linh is promising his father when coming home late.
- Linh: “I promise I won’t come home late again.”
- Linh’s father: “_________________________________________”
A. I’m not sure. B. Yes, please! C. I hope so. D. Why not?
Question 21 [968118]: - “I haven't seen you for a while.”
- “______________________________________________________________”
A. Yes, why not? B. No, I've been busy, I'm afraid.
C. But I saw you last week. D. Yes. You are right. I miss you.
Question 22 [968119]: - “_________________________________________________”
- “He's a tall man with short hair.”
A. How is he? B. What does he like?
C. What is he like? D. What does he look like?
Question 23 [968120]: - “Can you pass me the pen over there?”
- “__________________________________________________________________”
A. Certainly. B. I don’t know.
C. Don’t worry about it. D. I’m not in the mood.
Question 24 [968121]: - “Let me go and buy you some coffee, Dad?”
- “_______________________________________________________________________”
A. No problem. B. All right. C. You can buy it. D. Right you are.
Mark the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the word(s) CLOSEST in meaning to the underlined
word(s) in each of the following questions.
Question 25 [968122]: Secondary education is now compulsory nationwide.
A. optional B. selective C. primary D. mandatory
Question 26 [968123]: All students are required to attend the course in order to be eligible
for a certificate.
A. see B. watch C. join D. study
Question 27 [968124]: The lecture is followed by a 15-minute discussion session.
 A. length of journey B. period of time C. section D. set
Question 28 [968125]: It is important for high school students to acquire necessary living
skills to live independently.
A. gain B. possess C. improve D. practice
Question 29 [968126]: Students' motivation for language learning really varies.
A. sense B. emotion C. feeling D. inspiration
Question 30 [968127]: Different learners have different learning styles.
A. steps B. means C. methods D. rituals
Mark the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the word(s) OPPOSITE in meaning to the underlined
word(s) in each of the following questions.
Question 31 [968128]: The teacher asked us to get on with the next exercise and he would
be back in a while.
A. finish doing B. start doing C. continue doing D. stop doing
Question 32 [968129]: Those students who fail the National High School exams may want to
retake them the following year.
A. pass B. fall C. sit D. take
Question 33 [968130]: Thanks to lifelong learning, people's level of awareness has
improved significantly.
A. has increased B. has declined C. has gone up D. has bettered
Question 34 [968131]: The teacher is going to a conference next week, so our presentation
will be put off.
A. delayed B. deferred C. carried out D. cancelled
Question 35 [968132]: A new school has just been set up for the kids in the area.
A. started B. established C. built D. demolished
Question 36 [968133]: Unnecessary components should be removed from the current
program to reduce the workload for school students.
A. added B. taken away C. taken off D. abolished
Question 37 [968134]: The school picnic has been cancelled because of bad weather.
A. called off B. continued C. destroyed D. broken off
Question 38 [968135]: If children are inactive most of the time, it is very easy for them to
gain weight.
A. put up B. loose C. lose D. put on
Question 39 [968136]: WWOOF volunteers can stay on a farm for weeks or even months at
a time in exchange for hands-on farming and gardening experience.
A. indecisive B. manual C. impractical D. inexperienced
Question 40 [968137]: The fund was supported solely by voluntary contributions; no
church dollars were used.
A. compulsory B. optional C. elective D. involved
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Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following questions.
Question 1 [968048]: The nuclear plant provides a fifth of the nation’s __________ supplies.
A. labour B. vegetable C. water D. energy
Question 2 [968049]: __________ the dog coming towards her, she quickly crossed the road.
A. saw B. To see C. Having seen D. Being seen
Question 3 [968050]: A joke can be very revealing about what someone’s __________ thinking.
A. real B. reality C. realize D. really
Question 4 [968051]: They __________ the proposal and decided to give it their approval.
A. talked out B. talked over C. pulled out D. pulled over
Question 5 [968052]: If you cook a good meal for the family, I’ll __________ the washing-up.
A. do B. catch C. touch D. hit
Question 6 [968053]: The children were vaccinated against the major childhood __________.
A. activities B. memories C. diseases D. mistakes
Question 7 [968054]: The crisis hasn’t led to price rises in basic foodstuffs, __________?
A. hasn’t it B. has it C. hadn’t it D. had it
Question 8 [968055]: The examinees __________ the result of the examination next week.
A. will tell B. will be told C. will have told D. will be telling
Question 9 [968056]: I really don’t know what all the fuss is __________.
A. with B. at C. about D. on
Question 10 [968057]: The more I know him, __________ I like him.
A. the less B. less C. the least D. least
Question 11 [968058]: Mrs. Annie looks so graceful because she has __________ hair.
A. black beautiful long B. beautiful long black
C. long black beautiful D. long beautiful black
Question 12 [968059]: The shop near her house had closed before she __________ there last night.
A. got B. has got C. gets D. will get
Question 13 [968060]: Students are not allowed to handle these chemicals __________ they are
under the supervision of a teacher.
A. because of B. because C. except D. unless
Question 14 [968061]: The smell of that bacon cooking is making my mouth __________.
A. wet B. water C. dry D. swallow
Question 15 [968062]: You’re not going out __________.
A. because you had finished this B. when you finished this
C. as soon as you were finishing this D. until you’ve finished this
Question 16 [968063]: We are campaigning for a repeal of the abortion laws, __________?
A. don’t we B. didn’t we C. aren’t we D. weren’t we
Question 17 [968064]: __________ for twelve hours, I felt marvelous.
A. Being slept B. Having slept C. Slept D. To sleep
Question 18 [968065]: This machine __________ for quite a long time.
A. hasn’t been using B. weren’t used C. hasn’t been used D. hadn’t been used
Question 19 [968066]: Many people lack the _________ and training that is needed for these jobs.
A. structure B. education C. material D. question
Question 20 [968067]: Would you put the jar back __________ the cupboard for me, please?
A. against B. into C. after D. like
Question 21 [968068]: They made a __________ of different countries’ eating habits.
A. compare B. comparative C. comparatively D. comparison
Question 22 [968069]: The more she smiles, __________ she becomes.
A. most graceful B. more graceful C. the most graceful D. the more graceful
Question 23 [968070]: This opportunity __________ at just the right time for me.
A. gave up B. gave out C. turned up D. turned out
Question 24 [968071]: We bought some __________ glasses.
A. German lovely old B. old lovely German
C. lovely old German D. German old lovely
Question 25 [968072]: The producers didn’t want to __________ a chance on an unknown actor.
A. hold B. take C. have D. put
Question 26 [968073]: I will tell David you are looking for him when I _________ him tomorrow.
A. see B. will see C. saw D. was seeing
Question 27 [968074]: Many doctors want to see a law banning all tobacco __________.
A. example B. purpose C. intention D. advertising
Question 28 [968075]: He managed to eat a big lunch __________ having eaten an enormous
breakfast.
A. despite B. because of C. although D. because
Question 29 [968076]: She did slim down a couple of years ago but has piled on the
____________ again.
A. halls B. knees C. pounds D. ears
Question 30 [968077]: I hadn’t realized she wasn’t English __________.
A. until she spoke B. when she will speak
C. because she had spoken D. although she has spoken
Question 31 [968078]: - “You have wasted so much time. Why didn't you ask me?"
- “I know how to do it. You __________ me.”
A. shouldn't have shown B. needn't have shown
C. didn't need to show D. mustn't show
Question 32 [968079]: It's good news: the factory's __________ has increased considerably this
year.
A. output B. input now C. put-in D. put-out
Question 33 [968080]: To be successful, an artist must show great __________.
A. origin B. origins C. original D. originality
Question 34 [968081]: It's __________ for people to get depressed if they are out of work.
A. normal B. everyday C. ordinary D. average
Question 35 [968082]: She was sitting on the grass, out of breath. She __________. She shouldn't
have run so long.
A. was running B. had run home C. had been running D. ran
Question 36 [968083]: Penicillin, probably __________, came into widespread use after the
Second World War.
A. knowing as an antibiotic B. was known the antibiotic
C. the best known antibiotic D. known best antibiotic
Question 37 [968084]: When you have __________ what I have said, you will understand.
A. known of B. thought over C. thought about D. made out
Question 38 [968085]: Payments will only be made after you reach retirement age, provided
you __________ the company of your whereabouts.
A. identify B. announce C. notice D. notify
Question 39 [968086]: We have to __________ the total cost before we buy the house.
A. add up B. work out C. get at D. account for
Question 40 [968087]: The prime minister will impose a tariff __________ domestic interests
are being threatened by a flood of imports.
A. in spite of B. despite C. ever since D. as
Question 41 [968088]: Professor Taylor's talk has indicated that science has a very strong
__________ on the everyday life of non-scientists as well as scientists.
A. motivation B. impact C. impression D. perspective
Question 42 [968089]: - “Why didn't he report the incident to the boss?”
- “He probably thought __________ not his responsibility.”
A. it to report was B. being reported it C. reporting it was D. to have it reported
Question 43 [968090]: She is very __________. All she cares about is clothes and expensive cars.
A. realistic B. optimistic C. materialistic D. pessimistic
Question 44 [968091]: Nowadays women are increasingly involved __________ the public life.
A. of B. in C. with D. from
Question 45 [968092]: The company decided to give a promotion to Mary, __________ department
performed the greatest last year.
A. which B. whose C. what D. that
Question 46 [968093]: __________ Bannister’s record has been broken many times, his
achievement will never be forgotten.
A. Because B. In spite of C. However D. Although
Question 47 [968094]: I thought there is at least __________ traffic in Hanoi as in my home
town.
A. three times as much B. as three times much
C. the three times as much D. three as much times
Question 48 [968095]: Before the computer could be repaired, a special part had __________
from Germany.
A. to import B. been imported C. been importing D. to be imported
Question 49 [968096]: If I __________, I would be able to go for a swim now.
A. did not left B. hasn’t left C. hadn’t been left D. hadn’t left
Question 50 [968097]: If the students want to know the answers to these questions, they
shall have to look at the __________ at the back of the book.
A. index B. key C. table D. record

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Question 1 [968138]: I am not a good husband, __________?

A. aren’t I B. are I C. am I D. am not
Question 2 [968139]: Your parents have to work overtime at weekend, __________?
A. haven’t they B. have they C. don’t they D. do they
Question 3 [968140]: Paul used to go fishing with his brother when he lived in the
countryside, __________?
A. didn’t he B. usedn’t he C. doesn’t he D. wasn’t he
Question 4 [968141]: All work had to be done by __________ hand when there were no modern
machines.
A. an B. the C. Ø D. a
Question 5 [968142]: Quick! Call __________ police, please. I need help right now.
A. a B. an C. the D. Ø
Question 6 [968143]: __________ advice he had got from most of his friends was to turn down
__________ offer.
A. The - the B. The - an C. An - an D. Ø - Ø
Question 7 [968144]: I had been away for many years. __________ that time, many things had
changed.
A. Since B. For C. During D. On
Question 8 [968145]: It was a lovely day. There wasn't a cloud __________ the sky.
A. at B. in C. on D. into
Question 9 [968146]: __________ the last few days, I haven’t been able to sleep __________ night
A. During - in B. During - at C. Since - on D. For - at
Question 10 [968147]: He never admitted __________ the wild party while his parents were out
of town.
A. have B. to have C. having D. had
Question 11 [968148]: Jen practiced __________the words until she sounded just like a native
speaker.
A. pronounce B. to pronounce C. pronouncing D. pronounced
Question 12 [968149]: __________ is a great way to relax. I love to sit back and enjoy a good book.
 A. Read B. To be read C. Reads D. Reading
Question 13 [968150]: If I __________ my wallet at home this morning, I __________ money for
lunch now.
A. leave/will have B. didn’t leave/would have
C. hadn’t left/would have D. hadn’t left/would have had
Question 14 [968151]: If Peter __________ his car before the drive, he __________ the problem of
out of petrol.
A. checked/will not get B. had checked/would not have got
C. checks/will not have got D. would be checking/will not have got
Question 15 [968152]: If they had searched more carefully, they __________ the watch sooner.
A. will find B. would find C. found D. would have found
Question 16 [968153]: When he returned home, he found the door__________.
A. had been unlocked B. had unlocked
C. to be unlocked D. have unlocked
Question 17 [968154]: Alan took a photograph of Sandra while she __________.
A. didn't look B. wasn't looking C. hasn't looked D. hadn't looked
Question 18 [968155]: Henry __________ for 10 years when he finally gave it up.
A. has smoked B. has been smoking C. had smoked D. had been smoked
Question 19 [968156]: Minh had a terrible headache. __________, he went to school.
A. Therefore B. But C. However D. Although
Question 20 [968157]: He tried his best; __________, he couldn't pass the exam.
A. till B. otherwise C. besides D. nevertheless
Question 21 [968158]: Huong didn't participate in the contest __________ her lack of confidence.
A. because of B. despite C. since D. because
Question 22 [968159]: A __________ number of issues still need to be addressed.
A. big B. heavy C. large D. strong
Question 23 [968160]: On hearing that she failed the entrance exam, Trang couldn’t help
__________ into tears
A. bursting B. beaking C. turning D. looking
Question 24 [968161]: I should have been offered that job had I arrived in time for the
interview, but I __________ my chance.
A. threw B. flew C. blew D. drew
Question 25 [968162]: When I passed the entrance exam to university with flying colors, I
had to live far from my family and __________my independent life.
A. gave B. made C. got D. led
Question 26 [968163]: The villagers had to work hard in fields all day and could hardly
__________ ends meet.
A. do B. know C. make D. fly
Question 27 [968164]: His discovery of the new drug has __________ a difference in medical
sector.
A. done B. given C. made D. brought
Question 28 [968165]: The alarm should __________ automatically as soon as smoke is detected.
A. go out B. go off C. come about D. ring off
Question 29 [968166]: I don't really __________ along with my sister's husband.
A. go B. get C. come D. put
Question 30 [968167]: Stephen always wanted to be an actor when he __________ up.
A. came B. grew C. brought D. settled
Question 31 [968168]: Although the exam was difficult, __________ the students passed it.
A. most of B. none of C. a lot D. a few
Question 32 [968169]: “Would you like to have __________ coffee?”
A. some B. little C. few D. many
Question 33 [968170]: It’s said that he has __________ friends of his age.
A. a little B. few C. little D. plenty
Question 34 [968171]: “What did you do on Sunday?” “It was __________ day that I went to the
lake”.
A. such nice B. such a nice C. so nice D. so a nice
Question 35 [968172]: Hockey players wear lots of protective clothing__________
A. though they don't get hurt B. because they don't get hurt
C. after they don't get hurt D. in order that they don't get hurt
Question 36 [968173]: __________, he had driven a truck for a living.
A. Until Steve started medical training B. Before Steve started medical training
C. Since Steve started medical training D. Whenever Steve started medical training
Question 37 [968174]: Many people are more interested in job __________ than earning large
amounts of money.
A. satisfaction B. joy C. enjoyment D. sentiment
Question 38 [968175]: I am not in favour of __________ sports because I don’t want to see
animals being killed.
A. demonstration B. spectator C. blood D. winter
Question 39 [968176]: There is little __________ for people to leave their cars at home when
public transport remains so expensive.
A. point B. incentive C. resolution D. target
Question 40 [968177]: The whole school is __________ about Joel's success in the championships.
A. delight B. delighted C. delighting D. delightful
Question 41 [968178]: No one knows who killed her, but the police __________ her husband.
A. suspicious B. suspicion C. suspect D. suspiciously
Question 42 [968179]: Civil rights include freedom, __________ in law and in employment, and
the right to vote.
 A. equalization B. equalize C. equally D. equality
Question 43 [968180]: Once _________ into films, those novels will get attention from readers.
A. turn B. turned C. turning D. was turned
Question 44 [968181]: The results, __________ by Hanoi Open University, showed that the
number of students taking part in voluntary work was declining.
A. release B. released C. which released D. releasing
Question 45 [968182]: __________ the road, I found someone touching my body.
A. Cross B. Crossed C. Crossing D. Having cross
Question 46 [968183]: At school, people always used to take the __________ out of him for
having red hair.
A. cat B. dog C. mickey D. rat
Question 47 [968184]: I usually buy my clothes __________. It’s cheaper than going to a dress-
maker.
A. off the peg B. on the house C. in public D. on the shelf
Question 48 [968185]: It is raining __________.
A. cats and mice B. goats and sheep
C. horses and goats D. cats and dogs
Question 49 [968186]: He travels __________ for 20 years and then he decided to return home.
A. father away B. far and wide C. far from it D. farthest of all
Question 50 [968187]: The sixth time he called me at night was the __________.
A. last cause B. last straw C. touch and go D. hot air

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Mark the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the word(s) CLOSEST in meaning to the underlined
word(s) in each of the following questions.
Question 1 [968188]: Online courses allow learners to study at flexible time.
A. fixed B. adjustable C. rigid D. unchangeable
Question 2 [968189]: No one asked him to donate his money. He did it voluntarily.
A. willingly B. unwillingly C. reluctantly D. suspiciously
Question 3 [968190]: More and more school leavers want to pursue higher education.
A. prepare B. surprise C. persuade D. continue
Question 4 [968191]: In fact, learning is not confined to the classroom environment and
school subjects.
A. defined B. unlimited C. restricted D. designed
Question 5 [968192]: Children learn a great deal in their daily interaction with other peers
at school.
A. interruption B. communication C. action D. projection
Question 6 [968193]: Lifelong learners are people who have a strong desire to learn and
explore the world.
 A. investigate B. invest C. explode D. express
Question 7 [968194]: Nowadays, lifelong learning is facilitated by e-learning platforms.
A. insisted B. assisted C. assessed D. accessed
Question 8 [968195]: Online courses have enabled many people to realize their learning
objectives.
A. motivated B. discouraged C. allowed D. stopped
Question 9 [968196]: There are different courses available for students to select.
A. consider B. neglect C. collect D. choose
Question 10 [968197]: The ultimate aim of lifelong learning is to better yourself for personal
or professional development.
A. utmost B. secondary C. trivial D. minimal
Question 11 [968198]: She has always showed her genuine interest in lifelong learning.
A. artificial B. fake C. genius D. authentic
Question 12 [968199]: Greater efforts are needed to reach the goal of universal education.
A. achieve B. archive C. receive D. risk
Question 13 [968200]: Having adequate funding is crucial throughout the learning process.
A. abundant B. enough C. insufficient D. unsatisfactory
Question 14 [968201]: Our first priority is to offer free education to all people.
A. attention B. help C. concern D. aid
Question 15 [968202]: It is an equal chance for everyone. No one should be given privilege.
A. time B. money C. disadvantage D. advantage
Question 16 [968203]: I don't think office work is suitable for me. I'd like to work in a more
challenging environment.
A. rewarding B. enjoying C. relaxing D. demanding
Question 17 [968204]: She is very good at handling both her work and family life.
A. assessing B. reserving C. managing D. changing
Question 18 [968205]: I am lucky to have a very supportive supervisor.
A. survivor B. manager C. saver D. protector
Question 19 [968206]: Upon the project completion, I was transferred to the sales department.
A. moved B. dismissed C. retrained D. translated
Question 20 [968207]: If you have the right qualifications and are good at English, you are
very likely to get promoted.
A. elevated B. enlightened C. encouraged D. endorsed
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the sentence that is closest
in meaning to each of the following questions.
Question 21 [968208]: I have not met her and her husband for three years.
A. I last met her and her husband three years ago.
B. I have met her and her husband for three years.
C. I did not meet her and her husband three years ago.
 D. I met her and her husband for three years.
Question 22 [968209]: “I’m sorry I forgot your birthday,” Harry told Mary.
A. Harry asked Mary to forget his birthday.
B. Harry admitted having forgetting Mary’s birthday.
C. Harry apologized to Mary for having forgotten her birthday.
D. Harry denied to have forget Mary’s birthday.
Question 23 [968210]: It’s not good for you to be aggressive to customers.
A. You need to be aggressive to customers. B. You shouldn’t be aggressive to customers.
C. You may not be aggressive to customers. D. You must be aggressive to customers.
Question 24 [968211]: It’s necessary for you to type this document as soon as possible.
A. You can’t type this document as soon as possible.
B. You may not type this document as soon as possible.
C. You need to type this document as soon as possible.
D. You must type this document as soon as possible.
Question 25 [968212]: I haven’t gone to the cinema for ten years.
A. I have gone to the cinema for ten years. B. I didn’t go to the cinema ten years ago.
C. I went to the cinema ten for years. D. I last went to the cinema ten years ago.
Question 26 [968213]: “Would you like to come to my birthday party, Sarha?” asked Frederic.
A. Frederic invited Sarha to his birthday party.
B. Frederic asked Sarha to his birthday party.
C. Frederic promised Sarha to come to her birthday party.
D. Frederic reminded Sarha of his birthday party.
Question 27 [968214]: "You mustn't forget to put a stamp on," said the clerk.
A. The clerk told me that I mustn't put a stamp on.
B. The clerk reminded me to put a stamp on.
C. I told the clerk that I mustn't put a stamp on.
D. I told the clerk not to forget to put a stamp on.
Question 28 [968215]: We are going to get into hot water when we arrive home.
A. We are going to have a nice hot bath at home.
B. We have to boil water when we arrive home.
C. When we get home, we are going to have trouble.
D. The water will have become hot by the time we get home.
Question 29 [968216]: Solar eclipse is a natural phenomenon. It happens at different times
around the world.
A. Solar eclipse is a natural phenomenon happening differently around the world.
B. Natural phenomena including solar eclipse happen at different times around the world.
C. A natural phenomenon rarely happens around the world.
D. Solar eclipse, a natural phenomenon, happens at different times around the world.
Question 30 [968217]: If the prices had not gone up too much, the couple could, perhaps,
have afforded a new car.
 A. Had the prices not gone up too much, the couple could have afforded a new car.
B. The prices did not go up too much, so the couple could afford a new car.
C. The couple managed to afford a new car even though the prices went up.
D. High as the prices were, the couple afforded a new car in the end.
Question 31 [968218]: She now regrets that she did not study hard at school.
A. Only by studying harder at school does she not regret it now.
B. Although she did not study hard at school, she regrets it now.
C. If only she had studied hard at school, then she doesn’t regret it now.
D. No matter how hard she studied at school, she regrets it now.
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the sentence that best
combines each pair of sentences in the following questions.
Question 32 [968219]: She is busy with her work. She really wants to go out with them for dinner.
A. She wishes weren’t busy with her work and could go out with them for dinner.
B. She is busy with her work, so she wants to go out with them for dinner.
C. As soon as she isn’t busy with her work, she will go out with them for dinner.
D. Even if she is busy with her work, she still wants to go out with them for dinner.
Question 33 [968220]: My father supported me much in my career. I did really well in my
business.
A. So well did I do in my business that my father supported me much in my career.
B. Hardly had I done so well in my business when my father supported me much in my career.
C. Only after I had done so well in my business did my father support me much in my career.
D. Had it not been for my father’s support, I couldn’t have done so well in my business.
Question 34 [968221]: Her mother doesn’t stay with her. She really needs her to understand
how she feels.
A. Her mother doesn’t stay with her because she doesn’t understand how she feels.
B. She wishes her mother stayed with her and could understand how she feels.
C. As long as her mother stays with her, she understands how she feels.
D. While her mother doesn’t stay with her, she still understands how she feels.
Question 35 [968222]: His wife helped him much in his work. He was promoted to the chief
executive.
A. Only after he had been promoted to the chief executive did his wife help him much in his
work.
B. Not only was he promoted to the chief executive but his wife also helped him much in his
work.
C. Had it not been for his wife’s help in his work, he couldn’t have been promoted to the chief
executive.
D. Hardly had he been promoted to the chief executive when his wife helped him much in his
work.
Question 36 [968223]: Safety instructions are given in symbols. People can quickly
comprehend them.
 A. Safety instructions are given in symbols, so that people can quickly comprehend them.
B. Safety instructions are given in symbols where people can quickly comprehend them.
C. People can quickly comprehend safety instructions whether they are given in symbols.
D. People can quickly comprehend safety instructions in which symbols are given.
Question 37 [968224]: The student next to me kept chewing gum. That bothered me a lot.
A. The student next to me kept chewing gum and bothering me a lot.
B. The student next to me kept chewing gum, which bothered me a lot.
C. The student next to me kept chewing gum which bothered me a lot.
D. The student next to me who kept chewing gum bothered me a lot.
Question 38 [968225]: Brian studied until late last night. As a result, he did very well on today’s
English test.
A. Brian did very well on today’s English test although he studied until late last night.
B. Brian studied until late last night, which made him do very well on today’s English test.
C. The later Brian studied last night, the better he did on today’s English test.
D. Not only did Brian study until late last night but he also did very well on today’s English test.
Question 39 [968226]: When writing, an author should consider not only his topic but also
his audience.
A. An author should consider either his topic or his audience when writing.
B. Both the topic and the audience are considered when an author is writing.
C. When an author writes, both the topic and the audience should be taken into consideration.
D. By taking the topic and the audience into consideration, an author writes.

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Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct answer
to each of the questions.
Instead of throwing in the towel, Shakira kept her focus on music and participated in
(1)__________ televised singing competitions for children, after which she started being invited
to various events in Barranquilla and became a local celebrity. When she turned 13, she
caught the eye of theatre producer Monica Ariza, (2)__________took her under her wing and
made her name known outside Barranquilla. On a flight from her hometown to the Colombian
capital of Bogota, Ariza (3) __________ to sit next to Sony executive Ciro Vargas, who agreed to
hold an audition for Shakira a few weeks later inside a hotel lobby. Vargas was (4) __________
impressed with the budding new artist and praised her in lavish terms to the Sony artist
directors. They, (5) __________, were less excited and thought Shakira was a “lost cause” until
Vargas tricked them into a surprise audition with the singer at a bar in Bogota, which resulted
in Shakira’s singing a deal with Sony for three recorded albums.
(Adapted from http://www.newsinlevels.com)
Question 1 [968249]: A. some B. much C. every D. other
Question 2 [968250]: A. which B. who C. that D. whom
Question 3 [968251]: A. took place B. occurred C. came up D. happened
Question 4 [968252]: A. utterly B. hardly C. afterwards D. too
Question 5 [968253]: A. however B. despite C. though D. although
Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct word
or phrase that best fits each of the numbered blanks.
Some U.S. schools, however, have tried to limit or remove technology to improve
learning. One of them is in Silicon Valley, the centre of the American tech industry.
The Waldorf School of the Peninsula does not use any computers or (6) __________
technology in its education programs up to the seventh grade. The school's website says while
Waldorf teachers recognize the role technology can (7) __________ in the classroom, it must wait
until the student reaches the right developmental age.
“We observe that a child's natural, instinctive, creative and curious way of (8) __________
to the world may be repressed when technology is introduced into learning environments at
an early age,” the website says. When students reach high school, they are allowed to use
computers and digital tools in the classroom.
There are many independent Waldorf Schools throughout North America. The schools
centre heavily on (9) __________ learning and aim to teach skills in “creativity and innovative
thinking.” They also (10) __________ importance of students developing “social and emotional
intelligence” as part of the educational experience.
Question 6 [968254]: A. statistical B. educational C. mathematical D. digital
Question 7 [968255]: A. cast B. do C. play D. act
Question 8 [968256]: A. reporting B. returning C. recounting D. relating
Question 9 [968257]: A. automatic B. hands-on C. handily D. second-hand
Question 10 [968258]: A. place B. grow C. increase D. take
Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct answer
to each of the following questions.
Traditional media come from the people and antecede the mass media; their appeal has
historically been both functional and aesthetic. Whether of roughly hewn folk origins or of
classically rigid molds, they have always served to entertain, educate reinforce existing ideas
or ideologies or change existing values and attitudes. In other words, it is a means of changing
values, attitudes and norms in order to provide a proper climate for social and economic
progress. It is also a method of promoting certain behavioural acts or patterns. The aim is to
get people to perform specific acts to achieve the objectives of national policy (e.g. visiting
clinics, investing in bonds, using fertilizer). Moreover, it is a channel for conveying information
about available techniques and facilities which people may use to solve problems.
Being close to people at the local level, these channels are potentially useful in the service
of social concerns, as determined by local, provincial or national authorities themselves. They
are, moreover, abundantly present in areas where mass media technology has not been fully
or effectively developed to capture sustained interest at local, provincial or national levels.
Folk media are personal forms of entertainment and communication. This is important
because behavioural changes are most easily brought about by personal interaction. These
forms of art are a part of the way of life of a community and provide acceptable means of
bringing development issues into the community in their own terms. They are capable of
reaching intimate social groups, thus making use of already established communication
networks in the audience.
Question 11 [968259]: Why is traditional media considered the root of mass media?
A. Because it relates to the minds and hearts of the local population.
B. Because it is a form of a country's as well as a region's traditional arts.
C. Because both the local people and foreign visitors like puppetry the most.
D. Because its purpose is art performance and entertainment.
Question 12 [968260]: What purpose of traditional media is NOT mentioned?
A. Education B. Entertainment
C. Information dissemination D. Value reformation
Question 13 [968261]: What is the easiest way to change a person's behaviour?
A. By personal interaction B. Through modern entertainment
C. By public speaking D. By information exchange
Question 14 [968262]: The phrase “established communication networks” probably
refers to __________.
A. traditional media B. development issues
C. provincial audience D. intimate social groups
Question 15 [968263]: What is the word “hewn” in Paragraph 1 closest in meaning to?
A. known B. shared C. shaped D. reflected
Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct answer
to each of the following questions.
With exams approaching, you should be thinking about how to get better at time
management and organize your days so you can strike the right balance between home, work
and university life. You should also try and eat some brain food - and no, we don't mean crisps
and energy drinks!
By taking the time to arrange your priorities, you can give yourself the best chance of
staying on track and being organized during the exam period, which in turn can help reduce
stress levels, something that can be the difference between success and failure at university.
Take a look at our top time management tips, so that you can do your best at university
and also find moments to relax and even earn some money on the side.
First and foremost, allow time for planning to avoid repetition. Taking the time to
research, plan and think about your work is crucial for good time management. Allow yourself
the time to process new information and plan how you are going to use it, as this can help you
to avoid having to re-read and repeat any research. One way of effectively planning before
researching is to make a list of everything you want to find out, so that you can make notes
below each subheading as you go.
Secondly, avoid procrastination and distraction. One way to avoid procrastination is to
think about the different places you have been when studying - where were you the most
focused? Where were you most distracted? Is there anything you can do to make studying
actually somewhat enjoyable? Remember, what works for one person might not necessarily
work for you. For some, studying with friends can limit their productivity. But for others,
studying in groups can help to increase motivation and avoid procrastination.
Next, exercise to clear your head in between study sessions. Believe it or not, exercise
works in the same way sleep does. It can focus your state of mind, helping you to clear your
head and boost your brain power in between study sessions. If you're new to exercise, aim to
fit in a 10-minute run here and there, steadily increasing the amount you do as you go on.
Finally, ask yourself the question, "Has your organization been effective?" Constantly
reviewing and reassessing your schedule can help you to recognize whether you need to make
any changes in order to help you complete any university tasks and also have time to relax
and spend time with friends and family.
Question 16 [968264]: According to the passage, what is NOT regarded as brain food?
A. Fruit B. Meat C. Vegetables D. Crisps
Question 17 [968265]: Who is most likely the target reader of this passage?
A. An English teacher B. A primary-school pupil
C. A university student D. A college manager
Question 18 [968266]: What is NOT mentioned as a benefit of following these tips?
A. Getting high scores B. Learning effectively
C. Saving money D. Having leisure time
Question 19 [968267]: According to the passage, part of time management process is_________.
A. planning B. reading C. writing D. speaking
Question 20 [968268]: One important aspect of planning for studying is __________.
A. a study place B. pair-work C. group-work D. study equipment
Question 21 [968269]: It should be remembered that everyone is __________.
A. active B. similar C. different D. friendly
Question 22 [968270]: What benefit of exercise is NOT mentioned?
A. Refreshing the mind B. Getting sound asleep
C. Focusing on study D. Thinking clearly
Question 23 [968271]: It's important to keep __________ your timetable.
A. repeating B. repairing C. replacing D. reviewing

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PASSAGE 1
Parents complain that it is difficult to live with teenagers. They again, teenagers say
exactly the same thing about their parents! According to a recent survey, the most common
arguments between parents and teenagers are those regarding untidiness and household
chores. On the one hand, parents go mad over untidy rooms, clothes dropped on the floor and
their children’s refusal to help with the housework. On the other hand, teenagers lose their
patience continually when parents tell them off for dropping the towel in the bathroom, not
cleaning up their room or refusing to do the shopping at the supermarket.
The survey, conducted by St George University, showed that different parents have
different approaches to these problems. However, some approaches are much more
successful than others. For example, those parents who yell at their teens for their untidiness,
but later clear up after them, have fewer chances of changing their teens’ behavior. On the
contrary, those who let teenagers experience the consequences of their actions are more
successful. For instance, when teenagers who don’t help their parents with the shopping don’t
find their favourite food in the fridge, they are forced to reconsider their actions.
Psychologists say that the most important thing in parent-teen relationships is
communication. Parents should talk to their teens, but at the same time they should listen to
what their children have to say. Parents should tell their teens off when they are untidy, but
they should also understand that their room is their own private space. Communication is a
two-way process. It is only by listening to and understanding each other that problems
between parents and teens can be solved.
(Trích đề minh họa lần 1 - 2020)
Question 1 [968227]: Which best serves as the title for the passage?
A. Teen Issues B. Family Rules
C. Parents’ Advice D. Parents’ Anger
Question 2 [968228]: The phrase “go mad” in paragraph 1 is closest in meaning to __________.
A. get bored B. feel sad C. remain calm D. become angry
Question 3 [968229]: Which is NOT mentioned in paragraph 1 as a cause of arguments
between teenagers and parents?
A. Teenagers drop their clothes on the floor.
B. Teenagers go shopping a lot
C. Teenagers refuse to do the housework.
D. Teenagers do not tidy their rooms.
Question 4 [968230]: According to paragraph 2, parents have a better chance of changing
their children’s behavior by __________.
A. shouting at them whenever they do something wrong
B. cooking them their favourite food
C. doing the household chores for them
D. letting them experience the bad results of their action
Question 5 [968231]: The word “they” in paragraph 3 refers to __________.
A. parents B. teens C. psychologists D. children
PASSAGE 2
Whether it’s a tutorial or a competition, it’s clear that watching other people cook is
enjoyable for millions. It’s a bit of a conundrum: You’re watching mouth-watering meals come
together without the joy of getting to eat them. When you think about it, like someone placing
a plate of homemade pancakes just out of reach. But it’s not.
The reason why culinary shows are so comforting and enjoyable hasn’t been scientifically
studied, but Secrets From Eating Lab author Traci Mann, Ph.D, a professor of social and health
psychology at the University of Minnesota, has some thoughts. “When watching a food show,
you get to see a project come together from start to finish, which can be very satisfying,” she
says. Neuroscientist Rachel Herz, PhD, who wrote Why You Eat What You Eat agrees. “In that
sense, people like them for a similar reason that they like home design shows: You see
something come together over the course of an hour or half-hour.”
Whether you like to have them on in the background or activities like watching them, it’s
possible that culinary shows could change how you interact with food in real life. “There is
some evidence that suggests that people who watch food shows snack more while watching,”
Dr. Herz says. “While they might not be able to eat the food they see on screen, it seems that
they still want to snack on ‘something’,” she says.
Dr. Herz says watching cooking or food shows could also make you hungry. “Seeing
videos or pictures of food can get someone primed for eating,” she says. “You might not have
been hungry before sitting down on the couch, but ten minutes into watching a food show,
suddenly you are.”
(Source: https://www.wellandgood.com/)
Question 6 [968232]: Which could be the best title for the passage?
A. The appeal of cooking shows. B. Why women love cooking.
C. A popular torturous pastime. D. Home-made food over fast food.
Question 7 [968233]: The word “them” in paragraph 1 refers to __________.
A. shows B. pancakes C. meals D. tutorials
Question 8 [968234]: According to paragraph 2, what did Traci Mann and Rachel Herz agree
about why people love cooking shows?
A. Watching shows is the same as second-hand feelings of accomplishment.
B. Cooking shows can be very threatening or stressful to watch for some people.
C. Food shows all follow a single formula, which makes them predictable.
D. There is a substantial amount of educational element to cooking shows.
Question 9 [968235]: The word “primed” in paragraph 4 mostly means __________.
A. able B. qualified C. ready D. familiar
Question 10 [968236]: According to the passage, what can be suggested about the cooking
shows’ effect on the viewers’ interaction with food?
A. People become more appreciative of the foods and meals in their daily life.
B. Watching culinary shows could lead to a subconscious desire for consumption.
C. After the shows, people may try eating foods that they would normally avoid.
D. Different personality types will likely be drawn to different types of food shows.
Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct answer
to each of the questions.
 Volunteering has been acknowledged as part of the wider health policy, with the NHS
five-year plan identifying a need to encourage community volunteering. It also has an
important role to play in tackling social exclusion, through projects such as lunch clubs for
older people, assisted gardening schemes, or young play leaders.
Volunteering can help to provide people with ways out of poverty, by giving them new
skills, confidence and aiding social integration. This is of particular value to those who are
most excluded from the labour market, such as recent migrants or people with disabilities.
But while the benefits of volunteering are clear, there is worrying evidence that the people
who could benefit most from giving their time are precisely those least likely to be involved.
There are many reasons for people not to volunteer. For older people, the barriers can
include poor health, poverty, lack of skills, poor transport links, or having caring
responsibilities, such as looking after grandchildren. Younger people can be deterred by
feeling they don’t have the time to volunteer, or not knowing anyone else who volunteers.
Many of them also think volunteering is just for older people with time on their hands.
Volunteering has an image problem – particularly with men and younger people.
More should be done to promote the value of volunteering to the particular needs of
different groups. There is evidence of why people choose to volunteer, and we need to make
better use of that information. For instance, a recent survey showed that 95% of young people,
aged 13-24, hoped to develop new skills through volunteering, compared to just 32% of
volunteers aged over 55. Almost three-quarters of young people were keen to gain
qualifications through volunteering compared to just 13% of those over 55. Over three-
quarters of disabled volunteers were keen to develop new skills and nearly two-thirds hoped
to improve their health and wellbeing through volunteering.
(Adapted from https://www.theguardian.com)
Question 11 [968237]: What is the main idea of the passage?
A. Why are not many people interested in being a volunteer?
B. Who gets more benefits from volunteer work?
C. What are volunteer activities?
D. How many people take part in volunteer work?
Question 12 [968238]: The following are provided to help people out of poverty through
volunteering, EXCEPT __________.
A. new skills B. confidence
C. aid social integration D. labour market
Question 13 [968239]: The word “deterred” in paragraph 3 is closest in meaning to __________.
A. encouraged B. discouraged C. motivated D. bothered
Question 14 [968240]: What does the phrase “many of them” in paragraph 3 refer to?
A. volunteers B. grandchildren C. younger people D. older people
Question 15 [968241]: According to the passage, which of the following is TRUE?
A. The people who could get most advantages from volunteering are also the ones
participating most enthusiastically in this activity.
B. Wealth is one of the reasons preventing the old from doing volunteer work.
 C. Not only most of the young from 13 to 24 years old but also the disabled volunteers hope
to get new skills through volunteering.
D. People over 55 years old are keener on gaining qualifications through volunteer work
than learning a new skill.
Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct answer
to each of the questions.
Finnish education is of high quality. Differences in the learning results of different schools
are small and nearly all students complete comprehensive school within the target time.
Preschool education, comprehensive education and upper secondary education are free of
charge and also higher education is for the most part free of charge. The goal is for everyone
to have an equal opportunity to receive high-quality education regardless of the family’s
income and to grow up to become active citizens.
In Finland, children must attend preschool education for one year before compulsory
education begins. Preschool education usually starts during the year when the child turns six.
Municipalities organize preschool education and it is free of charge for families. It is usually
organized from Monday to Friday, four hours a day. During the preschool year, children learn
skills that are useful in school, such as letters. They are not, however, taught how to read. If
the child’s native language is not Finnish or Swedish, he or she will receive support in learning
Finnish or Swedish. A preschool day also includes playtime and outdoor activities.
Comprehensive education normally starts during the year when the child turns seven. All
children residing in Finland permanently must attend comprehensive education. The
comprehensive school comprises nine grades. Compulsory education ends when the child has
completed the entire comprehensive education syllabus or when ten years have passed since
the beginning of compulsory education. Finnish legislation guides comprehensive education.
National curriculum bases and local curriculums are also in use. Children often have the same
teacher for the first six years. The teacher gets to know the students well and is able to develop
the tuition to suit their needs. One important goal is that the students learn how to think for
themselves and assume responsibility for their own learning.
The most common options after comprehensive school are upper secondary school and
vocational education. They are considered upper secondary education. Upper secondary
education is usually free-of-charge for the students. However, they must purchase their own
books and other learning materials.
(Adapted from https://www.infofinland.fi/)
Question 16 [968242]: Which of the following could be the best title for the passage?
A. Finnish Compulsory Education
B. Finland’s Education System
C. Finland – Educational Quality is the Main Goal
D. The Differences in Education System between Finland and Vietnam
Question 17 [968243]: Why do Finnish students attend schools without paying tuition?
A. Because the government hopes to provide high-quality education to every student.
 B. Because most Finnish households don’t have enough income to afford their children’s
education.
C. Because going to school is the best way for them to become active citizens in the future.
D. Because the educational quality of a school is not much different from others.
Question 18 [968244]: The word “they” in paragraph 2 refers to __________.
A. letters B. skills C. families D. children
Question 19 [968245]: The word “residing” in paragraph 3 is closest in meaning to __________.
A. migrating B. immigrating C. studying abroad D. inhabiting
Question 20 [968246]: According to the passage, which of the following is NOT true?
A. Children begin their obligatory education when they are 7 years old.
B. Children spend twenty hours per week at preschools.
C. Students finish their optional education when they are 16 years old.
D. Students of different schools may receive some distinctive parts of the curriculum.
Question 21 [968247]: What can be inferred from the passage?
A. Families can participate in outdoor activities with their children at school.
B. All students continue upper secondary education after comprehensive school.
C. Finnish students are educated to be self-conscious and accountable in learning.
D. Students have bilingual education in Finland.
Question 22 [968248]: The word “purchase” in the last paragraph most probably means
___________.
A. pay for B. pay back C. pay off D. pay up