● ĐỀ 1

● PAPER 1 - LISTENING (30 minutes)

● PART 1

There are seven questions in this part. For each question, there are three pictures and a
short recording. You will hear each recording twice. Choose the correct picture by clicking
on the box below it.

1. What was in the woman’s bag?

A B C
2. Which film is the man talking about?

A B C
3. What should the woman do first?

A B C
4. What is David going to do this weekend?

A B C
5. How did the man get to work today?

A B C
6. Which tie does the man choose?

A B C
7. What time is the appointment?

A B C
● PART 2

There are six questions in this part. You will hear a radio interview with a ballet dancer
called Elena Karpov, who is talking about her life and career. You will hear the recording
twice. For each question, click on A, B or C for your answer.

1. Elena decided to become a dancer when she was …

A.  seven
B.  eleven
C.  nine
2. At ballet school in New York, Elena …
A.  learned to be independent.
B.  found learning the language hard.
C.  was the only student from Bulgaria.
3. What does Elena say about the ballet called Cinderella?
A.  She saw it when she was a child.
B.  The music was unfamiliar to her.
C.  Children will enjoy it.
4. In her free time, Elena likes to …
A.  go sightseeing.
B.  go shopping.
C.  go to clubs.
5. What does Elena often do for her fans?
A.  She gives them a flower.
B.  She signs one of her photographs.
C.  She sends them a free ticket.
6. What does Elena like best about her job?
A.  appearing on television.
B.  doing something she loves.
C.  travelling to different countries.

● PART 3

There are seven questions in this part. You will hear a radio announcer giving details
about a photography competition. For each question, click on the A, B or C to fill the
missing information in the numbered space.
1.
A.  elephants
B.  plants
C.  animals
2.
A.  £2000
B.  £1000
C.  £200
3.
A.  May 14th
B.  October 16th
C.  November 30th
4.
A.  sunset
B.  sunrise
C.  night
5.
A.  London
B.  France
C.  Italy
6.
A.  Beachwood
B.  Beewood
C.  Beechwood
7.
 A.  0163-55934
B.  0163-33298
C.  0163-35294

● PAPER 2 - READING (35 minutes)

● PART 1

There are five questions in this part. Look at the text in each question. What does it say?
Click on the correct letter A, B or C for your answer.

1. 

A.  The business has closed down.

B.  The business has a new address.
C.  The business has been sold.
2. 

A.  This window cannot be opened.

B.  Do not put anything against the window.
C.  Do not put your head out of the window.
3. 

A.  Don't lock this door.

B.  Don't leave this door open.
C.  Wait here until the door is opened.
4. 
 A.  If you move house, tell the College Office.
B.  Tell the College Office your home address when you first arrive.
C.  Ask at the College Office if you want to change your room.
5. 

A.  If guests are hurt, members have to look after them.

B.  Please remember to look after guests very politely.
C.  If your guests break anything, you'll have to pay.

● PART 2

There are ten questions in this part. Read the text and look at the sentences below about
information of a sports centre to decide if each sentence is correct or incorrect. If it is
correct, click on box A. If it is not correct, click on box B.

Sports Centre Membership Information

Membership includes the following benefits: 

•    No entry fee.
•    Cheaper rates for use of equipment, courts, etc.
•    Book up to ten days in advance. 
Cost of Membership 
Family 
    6 months: £34
    12 months: £58
Adult 
    Day membership: 65p 
    1 month: £3
    6 months: £18
    1 year: £36
Junior 
    Day membership: 40p 
    6 months: £8 
    1 year: £13
Rules of Membership
Members may book courts, etc. by telephone 9;30 a.m. - 10.30 p.m. seven days a week
up ten days in advance. Membership number must be given when booking by phone and
payment made immediately on arrival at the Sports centre. A booking made in this way
may only be used by the member and his/her guest or guests.
Members need not pay membership fees provided that they can day produce a
membership card. Failure to do so will result in a day membership fee and full cost for
use of any equipment, courts, etc. being charged. 
Bookings may be cancelled up to 48 hours before the day, otherwise the hire fee will be
charged plus an administrative charge.
Fitness Machines 
These machines will help you to work almost every muscle in your body. Before training
by yourself, it is necessary to come to a minimum course of two classes which will give
you the “SKY” card so that you can train whenever you like. One-hour classes are held
every week on Monday and Friday at 12 noon and 9 p.m.
Fee per class: Member £2.15 Non member £5.00. Individual training fees (after receipt of
“SKY” or “BLUE” card only): Member £2.10 per hour, Non  Member £3.20.
Weight Training
If you would like to become a little more serious about the shape of your body, then our
weight training room is for you. This area allows you to train using `free' weights as well
as machines and can help you to reach a really high level of physical fitness. Before
training here, you must first attend classes to obtain your `SKY card (see Fitness
Machines), followed by a minimum of two further classes to gain your `BLUE' card which
will allow you to train on your own. For fees, see Fitness Machines above.
However, if you are an experienced weight trainer, then it may not be necessary for you
to come to classes. Consultation with one of our instructors will provide more advice on
this matter. If it is not necessary for you to take any classes, your first weight training
session will cost £6, which includes your `BLUE' card.

1. You must become a member for at least one month.

True
False
2. Bookings must be made during the morning.
True
False
3. It is necessary for members to pay at the time of booking.
True
False
4. Only members can use courts booked in advance.
True
False
5. You'll have to pay extra if you don't show your membership card.
True
False
6. If you cancel the day before your booking, you do not have to pay.
 True
False
7. You must attend at least two classes on the fitness machines to get your 'SKY' card.
True
False
8. Weight training is for people who want to get extra fit.
True
False
9. It costs more for an experienced weight trainer to do weight training alone than to
attend the classes.
True
False
10. All new members must attend classes before they can have a 'BLUE' card.
True
False

● PART 3

The are five questions in this part. Read the text and questions below. For each question,
click on the correct letter A, B, C or D for your answer.

CLIFF JONES
In 2005, Cliff Jones began a journey round Britain on a unicycle, a bike with only one
wheel. He had already made a documentary film about his experiences travelling round
Europe in a 50-year-old car. He was mad about motor sport and had a job building racing
car engines. To save money, Cliff rode to work in London on an old bicycle, which he also
used to go to France on holiday. “That trip opened my eyes”, he says. “I decided to do a
tour of Britain by bike”.
Cliff didn’t want a normal tour bike, and he knew he wanted to build one himself. “The
craziest bicycle I could think of was a unicycle, so I went to a factory to see how they are
made”. After one false start in 2004, when he had to turn back because of a knee injury,
he finally set out in 2005. He was away for four months, and travelled over 8,500 km.
The best bit of the trip was arriving in Wales and seeing Mount a Snowdon. “Although I
met cyclists who could easily ride up mountains on their bikes, which I couldn’t do, I
never regretted my unicycle. The further away from London I got, the more amazed
people seemed by it”. His worst moment came when he had to drink some dirty water
from a stream. A serious fever kept him in bed in hospital for five long days. He was
determined not to give up and go back home before he had completed his challenge, but
found it hard to carry on because he felt so weak. Yet despite all this, Cliff now says, “If I
could affort it, I would like to do something similar again”.

1. Cliff traveled around Britain on his

 A.  old bicycle
B.  unicycle
C.  50-year-old car
D.  motorbike
2. What made Cliff realise he wanted to cycle round Britain?
A.  touring Europe in an old car
B.  visiting a unicycle factory
C.  attending motor races abroad
D.  taking his bike to another country
3. When Cliff met other cyclists in the mountains, he was
A.  anxious to get away from them
B.  satisfied with his own type of bicycle
C.  jealous of what they were able to
D.  surprised by their attitude towards him
4. What was Cliff’s biggest problem during the trip?
A.  He fell ill for nearly a week.
B.  He had to go home to rest.
C.  He wanted to finish his trip early.
D.  He took too long to get to one place.
5. The word their in the last paragraph replaces for
A.  mountains
B.  amazed people
C.  cyclists
D.  unicycles

● PART 4

There are ten questions in this part. Read the text below and choose the correct word for
each space. For each question, click on the correct letter A, B, C or D for your answer.

The latest addiction to trap thousands of people is the Internet, which has
been (1)______ for broken relationships, job losses, financial ruin, and even one suicide.
Psychologists now recognize Internet Addition Syndrome (IAS) as a new illness that could
(2)______ serious problems and ruin many lives. Special help groups have been set up to
(3)______ sufferers help and support.
 
Psychologists have described many worrying examples, including one man who took his
own life after (4)______ more than £ 14.000 to feed his addition, and a teenager who had
to receive psychiatric treatment for his 12-hour-a-day (5)______. “This illness is not fake,
and it must be taken seriously,” said an expert in behavioural addition at Nottingham
Trent University. “These are not sad people with serious personality (6)______ they are
people who were fine before they found the Internet.
 
IAS is similar to other problems like gambling, smoking and drinking; addicts have dreams
about the Internet they need to use it first thing in the morning; they (7)______ to their
partners about how much time they spend online, they wish they could cut down but are
unable to do so. A recent study found that many users spend up to 40 hours a week on
the Internet; (8)______they felt guilty they became depressed if they were made to stop
using it.
 
Almost anyone can be at risk. Some of the addicts are teenagers who are already
(9)______ on computer games and who (10)______ it very difficult to resist the game on
the Internet. Surprisingly, however, psychologists say that most victims are middle-age
housewives who have never used a computer before.
1.
A.  blamed
B.  faulted
C.  mistaken
D.  accused
2.
A.  lead
B.  affect
C.  take
D.  cause
3.
A.  offer
B.  suggest
C.  recommend
D.  advise
4.
A.  gaining
B.  lending
C.  winning
D.  borrowing
5.
A.  habit
B.  custom
C.  manner
D.  routine
 6.
A.  mistakes
B.  errors
C.  faults
D.  defects
7.
A.  betray
B.  deceive
C.  cheat
D.  lie
8.
A.  although
B.  despite
C.  unless
D.  without
9.
A.  taken
B.  addicted
C.  tied
D.  hooked
10.
A.  say
B.  feel
C.  find
D.  have

● PAPER 3 - WRITING (25 minutes)

● PART 1

Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first one.

1. People believe that she is a businesswoman.

It is believed that she is a businesswoman.

2. People believe that she is going on business.

It is believed that she is going on business.

3. People believe that there isn’t water in other planets.

It is believed that there isn’t water in other planets.

4. People believe that many local residents are homeless after the flood.
It is believed that many local residents are homeless after the flood.
 5. People believe that the wanted man is living in New York.
It is believed that the wanted man is living in New York.

6. He arrived here an hour ago.

He has been here for an hour.

7. They started working in the same tourist office ten years ago.
They have been working/have worked in the same tourist office for ten years.

8. I last saw him five years ago.

I haven’t seen him for five years.

9. The last time he met me was five months ago.

He hasn’t met me for five months.

10. It started raining an hour ago.

It has been raining/has rained for an hour.

● PART 2

1.
Your English friend Deborah has just passed an important examination.
Write a message to Deborah. In your message, you should:
•  congratulate her on her result
•  advise her to go on holiday to relax herself
•  invite her to visit Vietnam.
Write 35 - 45 words on your answer sheet.

2. 
Your English friend has a good camera. You want to borrow it for your next holiday.
Write a message to your friend. In your message, you should:
•  ask your friend to lend you the camera
•  explain why you need it
•  promise to give it back soon.
Write 35 - 45 words on your answer sheet.

● PAPER 4 - SPEAKING (15 minutes)