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ANH NGỮ MINH CHÂU – 817 Nguyễn Văn Linh – Lê Chân – Hải Phòng

. MARK 120
Name: ……………………………………………

Grade:

PART I: Choose the best answer


0 A. beginning B. first C. primary D. basic

0 A B C D

Volunteering

When Pamela Jarrett left university to become a (0)............... school teacher, it was by no (1) ............... easy to find a
job. She therefore decided to go abroad as a volunteer teacher for a year. When she realised she would be teaching
deaf and blind children, she was a (2) ............... taken aback. But after a month's training she felt more confident that
she would be able to (3) ............... with the situation.
The basic living conditions also (4) ............... as something of a shock. Pamela’s school was situated in a remote
Ethiopian village, where her accommodation (5)............... of one room and a shared bathroom. Not only was the
space cramped, (6)............... there was no electricity, Internet or telephone access, so she felt totally cut (7) ...............
from the outside world.
Now back home in Britain, Pamela has used her (8) ............... experience to set up a similar school. The specialised
help she offers to the deaf and blind has made a huge (9) ............... to dozens of children who would (10) ...............
find themselves struggling to learn.
Pamela would certainly like to revisit Africa someday. At the moment, though, she is concentrating her efforts on ( 11)
............... her school to cater for children with other learning difficulties, too. It seems as if the more people get to
know her, the (12)............... the demand is for her skills.

1 A means B way C account D extent


2 A somewhat B quite C rather D little
3 A handle B manage C cope D succeed
4 A appeared B proved C arrived D came
5 A consisted B contained C composed D combined
6 A and B also C then D but
7 A out B down C off D away
8 A priceless B valuable C worthy D precious
9 A change B difference C transformation D contrast
10 A otherwise B besides C alternatively D instead
11 A widening B stretching C growing D expanding
12 A taller B larger C greater D steeper
PART II
For questions 9-16, read the text below and think of the word which oest fits each space. Use only one word in each
space.

The Red Planet

The planet Mars, often known as ‘The Red Planet’, can be seen from Earth (0)........IN....... the night sky without a
telescope. Its size and brightness varies greatly according to (13) ............... position. Countless books have been
written (14) ............... Mars. It has always held a fascination for people who are interested in the possibility of life on
other planets.

Until the first spacecraft visited Mars in 1965, it (15) ............... believed that there was water on the planet. But
photographs sent back to Earth did not support (16)............... belief.

Although astronomer Phelps stated in 1895 that ‘conditions are all favourable for life’, the truth (17) ............... that the
planet Mars would be unsuitable for human habitation, not (18) ............... due to a lack of water, but also
(19) ............... of the cold temperatures and high winds. Therefore, the possibility of humans (20) ............... foot on
the Red Planet in the (21) ............... future is unlikely.

It is possible, (22) ............... that there was life on the Red Planet in the past. Signs of riverbeds have been found -
now dried up, but perhaps they (23) ............... contained water. And where there’s water, there is always the
possibility of life. More research will be carried (24) ............... during future missions to Mars.

PART III: Disappearing Languages

Many of the world’s languages are disappearing at an (0).........AMARMING.......... ALARM


rate due to political or (25) ................... reasons. It is estimated that as many as half ECONOMY
of all known languages may disappear by 2100. The (26) ................... of some APPEAR
elements of a language is a natural result of the passage of time, but now that we all
live in a (27)................... village, this process is speeding up. And as language is an GLOBE
essential part of a people’s culture, if one disappears it is a terrible (28) ................... LOSE
for all humanity.
Sometimes local languages co-exist with the dominant language, but they are
(29)................... replaced as older speakers die and younger ones adopt what they EVENTUAL
consider to be the more (30)................... tongue. USE
Although interest in language (31) ................... is on the rise, many people have an PRESERVE
equally strong interest in stamping out (32)................... languages. It is essential, MINOR
therefore, for language (33) ................... language professionals and COMMUNE
(34)...................to work together to try to stop them from doing this. GOVERN
PART IV: Use the given word rewrite the following sentencs without changing their meaning

35. The local mechanic always fixes my car.


HAVE
I always ...........................................................................................by the local mechanic.
36. People say that Susan was a brilliant actress.
SAID
Susan..............................................................................................been a brilliant actress.
37. Emma failed the exam because she hadn’t revised.
HAVE
If Emma had revised, she ....................................................................................the exam.
38. In my opinion, the two boys are completely different.
COMPARISON
In my opinion, ...............................................................................................the two boys.
39. The damaged bridge meant that people could not get to the other side of the city.
PREVENTED
People...........................................to the other side of the city due to the damaged bridge.
40. My sister helped me with my homework.
HAND
My sister..............................................................................................with my homework.
41. Doctors are now saying it is all right to drink a glass of wine daily.
WRONG
Doctors are now saying.......................................................drinking a glass of wine daily.
42. Whose coat is this?
DOES
Who ...............................................................................................................................to?

THE END

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