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ĐỀ THI THỬ ĐẠI HỌC MÔN TIẾNG ANH – ĐỀ 007 I. Choose from the alternatives given (marked A, B, C, and D) one best to complete each sentence. Identify your answers by circling the corresponding letter A, B, C, or D. 01. The___ of days in a week is seven. A. amount B. number C. figure D. sum 02. The encyclopedia is no good, it’s completely out of ______. A. hours B. age C. date D. time 03. He’s having ______ of his life. A. the run B. the time C. some fun D. a go 04. ______ it up neatly and put it away. A. Crease B. Bend C. Pleat D. Fold 05. A holiday in Cyprus doesn’t ______ to me, I prefer Widnes. A. allure B. attract C. call D. appeal 06. ____ has such a stunning achievement been recorded. A. Seldom B. today C. Always D. recently 07. Some 3,000 people die a year in the US ______ using cocaine, according to a survey. A. after B. during C. because D. before 08. Unfortunately, I’m rather____ to forgetfulness in my old age. A. prone B. open C. prey D. apt 09. I’d like to _____ at windsurfing. A. do the trick B. break the ice C. have a go D. lift a finger 10. ___ I known what he was really like, I would never have married him. A. Have B. Would C. Had D. Did 11. Even the other convicts considered it a ____ crime. A. heinous B. hard-bitten C. hell-bent D. guilty 12. In fact, _______ of Africa is not jungle but mostly deserts and grassland. A. most B. much C. all D. many 13. Frank has a house in the ______. A. limits B. suburbs C. edges D. outskirts 14. Don’t worry about making a noise. The children are wide ____ . A. awake B. awoke C. woken D. waking 15. Glaciers are huge ice masses which ____ flow over land. A. slowest B. slower C. slowly D. slow 16. It is _____ how the Japanese society have remained their cultural heritage. A. amazed B. amazing C. amazement D. amazingly 17. Taxis don’t follow any schedule: they come and go ____ . A. chronologically B. in sequence C. at random D. punctually 18. As she has her own money she is _____ of her parents. A. separate B. independent C. away D. alone 19. The villa has excellent ____ for cooking and for washing clothes. A. amenities B. facilities C. conveniences D. utilities 20. Don’t_____ such a lie to me. I can’t see you through. A. talk B. speak C. tell D. say 21. The missing plane has apparently disappeared without ____ . A. trace B. word C. sign D. news 22. Shakespeare was not only a famous playwright _____ a poet _____ well. A. but/ as B. but/ so C. also/ as D. and/ too 23. It is a shame they didn’t pick you, but it doesn’t ____ out the possibility that you might pass.
A. rule B. cancel C. strike D. draw 24. Africa is quite different from ______ these people believe. A. that B. which C. what D. who 25. We may win, we may lose - it is just the _____ of the draw. A. strike B. chance C. luck D. odds 26. Most of them also have more time to devote _____ leisure. A. with B. for C. o f D. to 27. When he was a boy, he felt great _____ for his uncle. A. marvel B. wonder C. admiration D. pleasure 28. The government has ____ an inquiry to investigate bribery in local elections. A. set up B. set out C. set to D. set about 29. ______ the causes of allergies is complex yet valuable part of patient diagnosis. A. Determined B. Determine C. Determining D. To determine 30. We as a company feel that it is ___ to maintain good worker-management relations. A. essential B. special C. moderate D. absolute II. Choose the correct answer by circling its corresponding letter A, B, C, or D. Thanks to the development of modern technology, the idea of an electronic house is no longer ridicul ous. It will be possible to have a house run electronically by computer technology I the near future. Lights can be turned on and off on a regular schedule. Old and sick people can be taken care of at home by computers. Many modern machines contain computer chips, allowing their users to program them. For example, a microwave oven can be instructed to cook a certain dish. The housework will be done by a dishwasher, the washing machine and dryer, and so on. Most entertainment equipment will operate with computer technology, too. Some examples ar e radios, television sets, CD players, etc. these equipments can be set up to electronically go to certain channels or stations, or record specific programs at certain times. Indeed, cars can be started automatically so that on cold winter mornings people can get into a warm vehicle to drive to work. In short, computers will be wid ely used from operating the household equipments to entertaining people. 31. What did people use to think about the idea of an electronic house? A. clever B. clear C. silly D. new 32. What can be electronically controlled in the house? A. kitchen appliances B. cars & vehicles C. all of the mentioned D. entertainments 33. Most entertainment equipments are operated by _______. A. instructions B. certain channels C. computers D. specific records 34. Computers can help ______ the house automatically. A. operate B. entertain C. protect D. protect & operate 35. You can program a/an _____ to make a dish. A. none of the above B. washing machine C. dryer D. oven III. Choose one word whose stress pattern is different. Identify your answer by circling the corresponding letter A, B, C, or D. 36. A. enjoy B. because C. D. visit expect 37. A. Vietnamese B. interesting C. D. attitude capital 38. A. applicable B. entertainment C. D. conversation information 39. A. following B. difficult C. D. rearrange suitable 40. A. appearance B. memory C. D. consider behaviour IV. Choose the correct answer by circling its corresponding letter A, B, C, or D. Rice is grown in more than 100 countries. It is very productive in tropical regions, but it also grows successfully under different climate conditions. Depending on the rice types and the climate, rice grains are ready for harvest in 3 or 6 months. To grow a paddy rice crop, farmers usually follow these below activities:
1. Prepare the rice nursery: the soil of the nursery should be loose, fertile and without weeds. It is also ver y important to select good rice seeds. 2. Prepare the rice field: farmers have to prepare the rice fields about one or two months before the r ice is transplanted. The fields are usually first flooded then ploughed. Ploughing is often done by hand, by animals (like oxen and buffaloes) or by tractors. 3. Transplant the seedlings: The seedlings should be transplanted into wet rice fields about one month after sowing the nursery. In order for rice to grow healthily, farmers have to water and fertilize rice fie lds. The is cut when the heads are yellow. Rice is very useful because it can be used for many food and nonfood prod ucts such as cooked rice, rice flour, beer, etc. 41. When preparing the rice nursery, farmers have to _____ . A. all of the mentioned B. select rice seeds C. put rice seeds in water D. fertilize the soil 42. Whether rice grains are harvested in 3 or 6 months depends on ____ . A. the climate & the rice types B. the climate C. the rice types D. the area rice grows 43. Rice grows ________ A. under different climate conditions B. only under mild climate C. only in some countries over the world D. only in tropical areas. 44. Rice fie ld are ______ . A. flooded before ploughed B. ploughed half a month before the rice is transplanted C. fertilized before farmers transplant the seedlings D. always ploughed by tractors before flooded 45. When the heads of the rice plants are yellow, it’s time for farmers to ______ . A. harvest the rice crop B. water the rice field C. use pesticides to kill weeds D. fertilize the rice field V. Choose one word whose underlined part is pronounced differently. Identify your answer by circling the corresponding letter A, B, C, or D. 46. A. one B. mother C. D. love office 47. A. traveling B. later C. D. language traffic 48. A. family B. ask C. D. start father 49. A. each B. heavy C. D. weather headache 50. A. book B. football C. D. school good
 Së GD-§T vÜnh phóc K× thi kh¶o s¸t chÊt lîng Trêng THPT liÔn s¬n líp chuyªn ®Ò ------------------ ®Ò thi m«n : tiÕng anh khèi 12 -------------------------------------------------  Nội dung đề số 212 I. Choose the correct answer by circling its corresponding letter A, B, C, or D. Rice is grown in more than 100 countries. It is very productive in tropical regions, but it also gro ws successfully under different climate conditions. Depending on the rice types and the climate, rice grains are ready for harvest in 3 or 6 months. To grow a paddy rice crop, farmers usually follow these below activities: 1. Prepare the rice nursery: the soil of the nursery should be loose, fertile and witho ut weeds. It is also very important to select good rice seeds. 2. Prepare the rice field: farmers have to prepare the rice fields about one or two months before the r ice is transplanted. The fields are usually first flooded then ploughed. Ploughing is oft en done by hand, by animals (like oxen and buffaloes) or by tractors. 3. Transplant the seedlings: The seedlings should be transplanted into wet rice fields about one month after sowing the nursery. In order for rice to grow healthily, farmers have to water and fertilize rice fields. The is cut when the heads are yellow. Rice is very useful because it can be used for many food and nonfood prod ucts such as cooked rice, rice flour, beer, etc. 01. When the heads of the rice plants are yellow, it’s time for farmers to ______ . A. fertilize the rice field B. harvest the rice crop C. water the rice field D. use pesticides to kill weeds 02. Whether rice grains are harvested in 3 or 6 months depends on ____ . A. the climate & the rice types B. the area rice grows C. the rice types D. the climate 03. When preparing the rice nursery, farmers have to _____ . A. select rice seeds B. put rice seeds in water C. fertilize the soil D. all of the mentioned 04. Rice field are ______ . A. ploughed half a month before the rice is transplanted B. flooded before ploughed C. always ploughed by tractors before flooded D. fertilized before farmers transplant the seedlings 05. Rice grows ________ A. only in some countries over the world B. only under mild climate C. under different climate conditions D. only in tropical areas. II. Choose one word whose underlined part is pronounced differently. Identify your answer by circling the corresponding letter A, B, C, or D. 06. A. one B. love C. D. office mother 07. A. start B. father C. D. ask family 08. A. each B. headache C. D. weather heavy 09. A. later B. traveling C. D. language traffic 10. A. school B. football C. D. good book III. Choose the correct answer by circling its corresponding letter A, B, C, or D. Thanks to the development of modern technology, the idea of an electronic house is no longer ridicul ous. It will be possible to have a house run electronically by computer technology I the near future. Lights can be turned on and o ff on a regular schedule. Old and sick people can be taken care of at home by computers. Many modern
machines contain computer chips, allowing their users to program them. For example, a microwave oven can be instructed to cook a certain dish. The housework will be done by a dishwasher, the washing machine and dryer, and so on. Most entertainment equipment will operate with computer technology, too. Some examples ar e radios, television sets, CD players, etc. these equipments can be set up to electronically go to certain channels or stations, or record specific programs at certain times. Indeed, cars can be started automatically so that on cold winter mornings people can get into a warm vehicle to drive to work. In short, computers will be wid ely used from operating the household equipments to entertaining people. 11. Most entertainment equipments are operated by _______. A. certain channels B. instructions C. specific records D. computers 12. You can program a/an _____ to make a dish. A. oven B. washing machine C. dryer D. none of the above 13. What did people use to think about the idea of an electronic house? A. silly B. new C. clear D. clever 14. Computers can help ______ the house automatically. A. protect & operate B. protect C. operate D. entertain 15. What can be electronically controlled in the house? A. entertainments B. all of the mentioned C. kitchen appliances D. cars & vehicles IV. Choose from the alternatives given (marked A, B, C, and D) one best to complete each sentence. Identify your answers by circling the corresponding letter A, B, C, or D. 16. Unfortunately, I’m rather____ to forgetfulness in my old age. A. prone B. open C. apt D. prey 17. Most of them also have more time to devote _____ leisure. A. o f B. with C. for D. t o 18. The encyclopedia is no good, it’s completely out of ______. A. time B. hours C. age D. date 19. The missing plane has apparently disappeared without ____ . A. trace B. word C. sign D. news 20. Taxis don’t follow any schedule: they come and go ____ . A. at random B. punctually C. in sequence D. chronologically 21. It is a shame they didn’t pick you, but it doesn’t ____ out the possibility that you might pass. A. draw B. rule C. cancel D. strike 22. Glaciers are huge ice masses which ____ flow over land. A. slowly B. slower C. slowest D. slow 23. In fact, _______ of Africa is not jungle but mostly deserts and grassland. A. most B. much C. all D. many 24. When he was a boy, he felt great _____ for his uncle. A. admiration B. wonder C. pleasure D. marvel 25. Frank has a house in the ______. A. limits B. suburbs C. edges D. outskirts 26. I’ve never been ______ insulted in my life. A. so B. quite C. such D. much 27. ______ the causes of allergies is complex yet valuable part of patient diagnosis. A. Determining B. Determine C. Determined D. To determine 28. Don’t_____ such a lie to me. I can’t see you through. A. speak B. say C. tell D. talk 29. Africa is quite different from ______ these people believe. A. what B. that C. who D. which
30. It is _____ how the Japanese society have remained their cultural heritage. A. amazed B. amazingly C. amazement D. amazing 31. We as a company feel that it is ___ to maintain good worker-management relations. A. moderate B. absolute C. special D. essential 32. Even the other convicts considered it a ____ crime. A. hard-bitten B. heinous C. guilty D. hell-bent 33. As she has her own money she is _____ of her parents. A. independent B. alone C. separate D. away 34. A holiday in Cyprus doesn’t ______ to me, I prefer Widnes. A. call B. appeal C. attract D. allure 35. I’d like to _____ at windsurfing. A. have a go B. do the trick C. break the ice D. lift a finger 36. Some 3,000 people die a year in the US ______ using cocaine, according to a survey. A. during B. because C. after D. before 37. The price of fruit has increased recently ____ the price of vegetables has gone down. A. when B. whether C. otherwise D. whereas 38. As soon as you buy a car, it starts falling in ____ . A. value B. worth C. cost D. price 39. ___ I known what he was really like, I would never have married him. A. Had B. Would C. Have D. Did 40. The government has ____ an inquiry to investigate bribery in local elections. A. set up B. set to C. set out D. set about 41. The___ of days in a week is seven. A. number B. figure C. sum D. amount 42. He’s having ______ of his life. A. a go B. some fun C. the time D. the run 43. ____ has such a stunning achievement been recorded. A. today B. recently C. Always D. Seldom 44. The villa has excellent ____ for cooking and for washing clothes. A. facilities B. amenities C. conveniences D. utilities 45. ______ it up neatly and put it away. A. Bend B. Pleat C. Fold D. Crease V. Choose one word whose stress pattern is different. Identify your answer by circling the corresponding letter A, B, C, or D. 46. A. applicable B. C. D. entertainment information conversation 47. A. difficult B. C. D. suitable following rearrange 48. A. because B. C. D. visit enjoy expect 49. A. consider B. C. D. memory behaviour appearance 50. A. capital B. C. D. Vietnamese interesting attitude
 Së GD-§T vÜnh phóc K× thi kh¶o s¸t chÊt lîng Trêng THPT liÔn s¬n líp chuyªn ®Ò ------------------ ®Ò thi m«n : tiÕng anh khèi 12 -------------------------------------------------  Nội dung đề số 213 I. Choose from the alternatives given (marked A, B, C, and D) one best to complete each sentence. Identify your answers by circling the corresponding letter A, B, C, or D. 01. He’s having ______ of his life. A. a go B. the run C. the time D. some fun 02. We as a company feel that it is ___ to maintain good worker-management relations. A. essential B. special C. moderate D. absolute 03. Africa is quite different from ______ these people believe. A. which B. that C. who D. what 04. Most of them also have more time to devote _____ leisure. A. for B. with C. o f D. t o 05. The___ of days in a week is seven. A. sum B. figure C. amount D. number 06. It is _____ how the Japanese society have remained their cultural heritage. A. amazing B. amazed C. amazingly D. amazement 07. Don’t worry about making a noise. The children are wide ____ . A. awoke B. woken C. waking D. awake 08. The government has ____ an inquiry to investigate bribery in local elections. A. set to B. set about C. set out D. set up 09. If you have _____ to speak to him, give him my regards. A. prospect B. possibility C. occasion D. moment 10. When he was a boy, he felt great _____ for his uncle. A. wonder B. admiration C. marvel D. pleasure 11. Some 3,000 people die a year in the US ______ using cocaine, according to a survey. A. during B. because C. before D. after 12. As she has her own money she is _____ of her parents. A. independent B. separate C. alone D. away 13. We may win, we may lose - it is just the _____ of the draw. A. strike B. luck C. odds D. chance 14. It is a shame they didn’t pick you, but it doesn’t ____ out the possibility that you might pass. A. draw B. rule C. strike D. cancel 15. I’ve never been ______ insulted in my life. A. such B. quite C. so D. much 16. In fact, _______ of Africa is not jungle but mostly deserts and grassland. A. much B. most C. all D. many 17. Shakespeare was not only a famous playwright _____ a poet _____ well. A. but/ as B. also/ as C. but/ so D. and/ too 18. ______ it up neatly and put it away. A. Bend B. Fold C. Crease D. Pleat 19. Taxis don’t follow any schedule: they come and go ____ . A. chronologically B. in sequence C. punctually D. at random 20. The villa has excellent ____ for cooking and for washing clothes.
A. amenities B. utilities C. facilities D. conveniences 21. ____ has such a stunning achievement been recorded. A. Seldom B. today C. Always D. recently 22. The price of fruit has increased recently ____ the price of vegetables has gone down. A. whereas B. when C. otherwise D. whether 23. ___ I known what he was really like, I would never have married him. A. Had B. Have C. Would D. Did 24. The missing plane has apparently disappeared without ____ . A. news B. word C. sign D. trace 25. Glaciers are huge ice masses which ____ flow over land. A. slowest B. slowly C. slower D. slow 26. ______ the causes of allergies is complex yet valuable part of patient diagnosis. A. Determined B. To determine C. Determining D. Determine 27. Even the other convicts considered it a ____ crime. A. heinous B. hell-bent C. guilty D. hard-bitten 28. The encyclopedia is no good, it’s completely out of ______. A. age B. hours C. time D. date 29. Don’t_____ such a lie to me. I can’t see you through. A. tell B. speak C. say D. talk 30. They expect a quick ___ from the illness because the medicine is excellent. A. detachment B. cultivation C. recovery D. fatigue II. Choose the correct answer by circling its corresponding letter A, B, C, or D. Rice is grown in more than 100 countries. It is very productive in tropical regions, but it also gro ws successfully under different climate conditions. Depending on the rice types and the climate, rice grains are ready for harvest in 3 or 6 months. To grow a paddy rice crop, farmers usually follow these below activities: 1. Prepare the rice nursery: the soil of the nursery should be loose, fertile and without weeds. It is also very important to select good rice seeds. 2. Prepare the rice field: farmers have to prepare the rice fields about one or two months before the r ice is transplanted. The fields are usually first flooded then ploughed. Ploughing is often done by hand, by animals (like oxen and buffaloes) or by tractors. 3. Transplant the seedlings: The seedlings should be transplanted into wet rice fields about one month after sowing the nursery. In order for rice to grow healthily, farmers have to water and fertilize rice fields. The is cut when the heads are yellow. Rice is very useful because it can be used for many food and nonfood prod ucts such as cooked rice, rice flour, beer, etc. 31. When the heads of the rice plants are yellow, it’s time for farmers to ______ . A. harvest the rice crop B. water the rice field C. use pesticides to kill weeds D. fertilize the rice field 32. Whether rice grains are harvested in 3 or 6 months depends on ____ . A. the area rice grows B. the climate & the rice types C. the climate D. the rice types 33. Rice field are ______ . A. fertilized before farmers transplant the seedlings B. always ploughed by tractors before flooded C. ploughed half a month before the rice is transplanted D. flooded before ploughed 34. Rice grows ________ A. only in tropical areas. B. only under mild climate C. under different climate conditions D. only in some countries over the world 35. When preparing the rice nursery, farmers have to _____ .
A. put rice seeds in water B. all of the mentioned C. select rice seeds D. fertilize the soil III. Choose one word whose underlined part is pronounced differently. Identify your answer by circling the corresponding letter A, B, C, or D. 36. A. good B. school C. D. football book 37. A. office B. mother C. D. love one 38. A. family B. ask C. D. start father 39. A. heavy B. each C. D. headache weather 40. A. later B. traveling C. D. language traffic IV. Choose one word whose stress pattern is different. Identify your answer by circling the corresponding letter A, B, C, or D. 41. A. following B. rearrange C. D. difficult suitable 42. A. enjoy B. expect C. D. visit because 43. A. interesting B. capital C. D. attitude Vietnamese 44. A. memory B. appearance C. D. behaviour consider 45. A. entertainment B. conversation C. D. applicable information V. Choose the correct answer by circling its corresponding letter A, B, C, or D. Thanks to the development of modern technology, the idea of an electronic house is no longer ridiculous. It will be possible to have a house run electronically by computer technology I the near future. Lights can be turned on and off on a regular schedule. Old and sick people can be taken care of at home by computers. Many modern machines contain computer chips, allowing their users to program them. For example, a microwave oven can be instructed to cook a certain dish. The housework will be done by a dishwasher, the washing machine and dryer, and so on. Most entertainment equipment will operate with computer technology, too. Some examples are radios, television sets, CD players, etc. these equipments can be set up to electronically go to certain channels or stations, or record specific programs at certain times. Indeed, cars can be started automatically so that on cold winter mornings people can get into a warm vehicle to drive to work. In short, computers will be wid ely used from operating the household equipments to entertaining people. 46. What did people use to think about the idea of an electronic house? A. clever B. new C. clear D. silly 47. Most entertainment equipments are operated by _______. A. specific records B. certain channels C. computers D. instructions 48. What can be electronically controlled in the house? A. entertainments B. cars & vehicles C. kitchen appliances D. all of the mentioned 49. You can program a/an _____ to make a dish. A. washing machine B. dryer C. none of the above D. oven 50. Computers can help ______ the house automatically. A. entertain B. protect & operate C. operate D. protect
 Së GD-§T vÜnh phóc K× thi kh¶o s¸t chÊt lîng Trêng THPT liÔn s¬n líp chuyªn ®Ò ------------------ ®Ò thi m«n : tiÕng anh khèi 12 -------------------------------------------------  Nội dung đề số 214 I. Choose from the alternatives given (marked A, B, C, and D) one best to complete each sentence. Identify your answers by circling the corresponding letter A, B, C, or D. 01. When he was a boy, he felt great _____ for his uncle. A. admiration B. pleasure C. marvel D. wonder 02. As she has her own money she is _____ of her parents. A. separate B. independent C. alone D. away 03. The price of fruit has increased recently ____ the price of vegetables has gone down. A. whereas B. when C. otherwise D. whether 04. Most of them also have more time to devote _____ leisure. A. t o B. with C. o f D. for 05. We may win, we may lose - it is just the _____ of the draw. A. luck B. odds C. strike D. chance 06. The encyclopedia is no good, it’s completely out of ______. A. age B. hours C. time D. date 07. I’d like to _____ at windsurfing. A. lift a finger B. have a go C. break the ice D. do the trick 08. Some 3,000 people die a year in the US ______ using cocaine, acco rding to a survey. A. during B. after C. before D. because 09. ___ I known what he was really like, I would never have married him. A. Have B. Did C. Had D. Would 10. ______ the causes of allergies is complex yet valuable part of patient diagnosis. A. Determining B. Determine C. To determine D. Determined 11. Even the other convicts considered it a ____ crime. A. guilty B. hell-bent C. hard-bitten D. heinous 12. We as a company feel that it is ___ to maintain good worker-management relations. A. essential B. special C. moderate D. absolute 13. Glaciers are huge ice masses which ____ flow over land. A. slow B. slowly C. slower D. slowest 14. Frank has a house in the ______. A. limits B. edges C. outskirts D. suburbs 15. ____ has such a stunning achievement been recorded. A. Always B. Seldom C. recently D. today 16. It is a shame they didn’t pick you, but it doesn’t ____ out the possibility that you might pass. A. draw B. rule C. strike D. cancel 17. Africa is quite different from ______ these people believe. A. what B. which C. that D. who 18. It is _____ how the Japanese society have remained their cultural heritage. A. amazing B. amazingly C. amazement D. amazed 19. A holiday in Cyprus doesn’t ______ to me, I prefer Widnes. A. attract B. call C. appeal D. allure 20. If you have _____ to speak to him, give him my regards.
A. moment B. prospect C. possibility D. occasion 21. Don’t worry about making a noise. The children are wide ____ . A. waking B. woken C. awake D. awoke 22. The government has ____ an inquiry to investigate bribery in local elections. A. set up B. set to C. set out D. set about 23. Shakespeare was not only a famous playwright _____ a poet _____ well. A. but/ so B. also/ as C. and/ too D. but/ as 24. Don’t_____ such a lie to me. I can’t see you through. A. tell B. talk C. speak D. say 25. The___ of days in a week is seven. A. sum B. figure C. amount D. number 26. He’s having ______ of his life. A. the time B. a go C. some fun D. the run 27. As soon as you buy a car, it starts falling in ____ . A. value B. cost C. worth D. price 28. The missing plane has apparently disappeared without ____ . A. sign B. trace C. news D. word 29. The villa has excellent ____ for cooking and for washing clothes. A. amenities B. utilities C. facilities D. conveniences 30. ______ it up neatly and put it away. A. Pleat B. Bend C. Fold D. Crease II. Choose the correct answer by circling its corresponding letter A, B, C, or D. Rice is grown in more than 100 countries. It is very productive in tropical regions, but it also gro ws successfully under different climate conditions. Depending on the rice types and the climate, rice grains are ready for harvest in 3 or 6 months. To grow a paddy rice crop, farmers usually follow these below activities: 1. Prepare the rice nursery: the soil of the nursery should be loose, fertile and without weeds. It is also very important to select good rice seeds. 2. Prepare the rice field: farmers have to prepare the rice fields about one or two months before the rice is transplanted. The fields are usually first flooded then ploughed. Ploughing is often done by hand, b y animals (like oxen and buffaloes) or by tractors. 3. Transplant the seedlings: The seedlings should be transplanted into wet rice fields about one month after sowing the nursery. In order for rice to grow healthily, farmers have to water and fertilize rice fields. The is cut when the heads are yellow. Rice is very useful because it can be used for many food and nonfood products such as cooked rice, rice flour, beer, etc. 31. Rice field are ______ . A. ploughed half a month before the rice is transplanted B. always ploughed by tractors before flooded C. flooded before ploughed D. fertilized before farmers transplant the seedlings 32. When the heads of the rice plants are yellow, it’s time for farmers to ______ . A. harvest the rice crop B. use pesticides to kill weeds C. water the rice field D. fertilize the rice field 33. When preparing the rice nursery, farmers have to _____ . A. fertilize the soil B. all of the mentioned C. select rice seeds D. put rice seeds in water 34. Whether rice grains are harvested in 3 or 6 months depends on ____ . A. the climate & the rice types B. the rice types C. the area rice grows D. the climate 35. Rice grows ________
A. only under mild climate B. only in some countries over the world C. under different climate conditions D. only in tropical areas. III. Choose one word whose stress pattern is different. Identify your answer by circling the corresponding letter A, B, C, or D. 36. A. suitable B. difficult C. D. rearrange following 37. A. enjoy B. visit C. D. expect because 38. A. applicable B. entertainment C. D. information conversation 39. A. attitude B. interesting C. D. capital Vietnamese 40. A. behaviour B. appearance C. D. consider memory IV. Choose one word whose underlined part is pronounced differently. Identify your answer by circling the corresponding letter A, B, C, or D. 41. A. mother B. one C. D. love office 42. A. traveling B. later C. D. traffic language 43. A. family B. ask C. D. father start 44. A. football B. book C. D. school good 45. A. weather B. each C. D. heavy headache V. Choose the correct answer by circling its corresponding letter A, B, C, or D. Thanks to the development of modern technology, the idea of an electronic house is no longer ridicul ous. It will be possible to have a house run electronically by computer technology I the near future. Lights can be turned on and off on a regular schedule. Old and sick people can be taken care of at home by computers. Many modern machines contain computer chips, allowing their users to program them. For example, a microwave oven can be instructed to cook a certain dish. The housework will be done by a dishwasher, the washing machine and dryer, and so on. Most entertainment equipment will operate with computer technology, too. Some examples ar e radios, television sets, CD players, etc. these equipments can be set up to electronically go to certain channels or stations, or record specific programs at certain times. Indeed, cars can be started automatically so that on cold winter mornings people can get into a warm vehicle to drive to work. In short, computers will be widely used from operating the household equipments to entertaining people. 46. What can be electronically controlled in the house? A. all of the mentioned B. kitchen appliances C. entertainments D. cars & vehicles 47. Computers can help ______ the house automatically. A. protect & operate B. operate C. entertain D. protect 48. What did people use to think about the idea of an electronic house? A. clever B. new C. clear D. silly 49. You can program a/an _____ to make a dish. A. oven B. none of the above C. dryer D. washing machine 50. Most entertainment equipments are operated by _______. A. certain channels B. instructions C. computers D. specific records
 Së GD-§T vÜnh phóc K× thi kh¶o s¸t chÊt lîng Trêng THPT liÔn s¬n líp chuyªn ®Ò ------------------ ®Ò thi m«n : tiÕng anh khèi 12 -------------------------------------------------  Nội dung đề số 215 I. Choose from the alternatives given (marked A, B, C, and D) one best to complete each sentence. Identify your answers by circling the corresponding letter A, B, C, or D. 01. ______ the causes of allergies is complex yet valuable part of patient diagnosis. A. Determining B. Determine C. To determine D. Determined 02. As soon as you buy a car, it starts falling in ____ . A. cost B. value C. worth D. price 03. Some 3,000 people die a year in the US ______ using cocaine, according to a survey. A. after B. during C. before D. because 04. It is _____ how the Japanese society have remained their cultural heritage. A. amazing B. amazingly C. amazed D. amazement 05. As she has her own money she is _____ of her parents. A. independent B. away C. separate D. alone 06. ___ I known what he was really like, I would never have married him. A. Did B. Had C. Have D. Would 07. The missing plane has apparently disappeared without ____ . A. sign B. trace C. word D. news 08. He’s having ______ of his life. A. a go B. the time C. some fun D. the run 09. Shakespeare was not only a famous playwright _____ a poet _____ well. A. but/ as B. but/ so C. and/ too D. also/ as 10. The encyclopedia is no good, it’s completely out of ______. A. age B. date C. hours D. time 11. The___ of days in a week is seven. A. amount B. figure C. number D. sum 12. In fact, _______ of Africa is not jungle but mostly deserts and grassland. A. most B. many C. much D. all 13. Even the other convicts considered it a ____ crime. A. hard-bitten B. guilty C. heinous D. hell-bent 14. Glaciers are huge ice masses which ____ flow over land. A. slower B. slow C. slowly D. slowest 15. Most of them also have more time to devote _____ leisure. A. with B. of C. for D. t o 16. Don’t_____ such a lie to me. I can’t see you through. A. tell B. say C. speak D. talk 17. I’ve never been ______ insulted in my life. A. quite B. such C. much D. so 18. Unfortunately, I’m rather____ to forgetfulness in my old age. A. apt B. open C. prone D. prey 19. We as a company feel that it is ___ to maintain good worker-management relations. A. essential B. special C. absolute D. moderate 20. When he was a boy, he felt great _____ for his uncle.
A. admiration B. marvel C. pleasure D. wonder 21. ____ has such a stunning achievement been recorded. A. Always B. Seldom C. today D. recently 22. I’d like to _____ at windsurfing. A. have a go B. do the trick C. break the ice D. lift a finger 23. It is a shame they didn’t pick you, but it doesn’t ____ out the possibility that you might pass. A. rule B. draw C. strike D. cancel 24. Taxis don’t follow any schedule: they come and go ____ . A. punctually B. in sequence C. chronologically D. at random 25. We may win, we may lose - it is just the _____ of the draw. A. chance B. odds C. luck D. strike 26. If you have _____ to speak to him, give him my regards. A. occasion B. possibility C. prospect D. moment 27. ______ it up neatly and put it away. A. Crease B. Pleat C. Fold D. Bend 28. The government has ____ an inquiry to investigate bribery in local elections. A. set up B. set to C. set out D. set about 29. Don’t worry about making a noise. The childr en are wide ____ . A. woken B. waking C. awake D. awoke 30. A holiday in Cyprus doesn’t ______ to me, I prefer Widnes. A. appeal B. attract C. allure D. call II. Choose one word whose stress pattern is different. Identify your answer by circling the corresponding letter A, B, C, or D. 31. A. Vietnamese B. C. D. attitude capital interesting 32. A. entertainment B. C. D. information applicable conversation 33. A. rearrange B. C. D. difficult following suitable 34. A. visit B. C. D. expect enjoy because 35. A. memory B. C. D. behaviour appearance consider III. Choose the correct answer by circling its corresponding letter A, B, C, or D. Rice is grown in more than 100 countries. It is very productive in tropical regions, but it a lso grows successfully under different climate conditions. Depending on the rice types and the climate, rice grains are ready for harvest in 3 or 6 months. To grow a paddy rice crop, farmers usually follow these below activities: 1. Prepare the rice nurser y: the soil of the nursery should be loose, fertile and without weeds. It is also very important to select good rice seeds. 2. Prepare the rice field: farmers have to prepare the rice fields about one or two months before the r ice is transplanted. The fields are usually first flooded then ploughed. Ploughing is often done by hand, by animals (like oxen and buffaloes) or by tractors. 3. Transplant the seedlings: The seedlings should be transplanted into wet rice fields about one month after sowing the nursery. In order for rice to grow healthily, farmers have to water and fertilize rice fields. The is cut when the heads are yellow. Rice is very useful because it can be used for many food and nonfood prod ucts such as cooked rice, rice flour, beer, etc. 36. Rice field are ______ . A. always ploughed by tractors before flooded B. ploughed half a month before the rice is transplanted C. fertilized before farmers transplant the seedlings D. flooded before ploughed 37. Whether rice grains are harvested in 3 or 6 months depends on ____ . A. the rice types B. the climate & the rice types
C. the area rice grows D. the climate 38. When preparing the rice nursery, farmers have to _____ . A. put rice seeds in water B. select rice seeds C. all of the ment ioned D. fertilize the soil 39. Rice grows ________ A. only under mild climate B. only in tropical areas. C. under different climate conditions D. only in some countries over the world 40. When the heads of the rice plants are yellow, it’s time for farmers to ______ . A. use pesticides to kill weeds B. fertilize the rice field C. water the rice field D. harvest the rice crop IV. Choose one word whose underlined part is pronounced differently. Identify your answer by circling the corresponding letter A, B, C, or D. 41. A. family B. father C. D. ask start 42. A. headache B. each C. D. weather heavy 43. A. good B. football C. D. school book 44. A. traffic B. traveling C. D. later language 45. A. office B. love C. D. one mother V. Choose the correct answer by circling its corresponding letter A, B, C, or D. Thanks to the development of modern technology, the idea of an electronic house is no longer ridicul ous. It will be possible to have a house run electronically by computer technology I the near future. Lights can be turned on and off on a regular schedule. Old and sick people can be taken care of at home by computers. Many modern machines contain computer chips, allowing their users to program them. For example, a microwave oven can be instructed to cook a certain dish. The housework will be done by a dishwasher, the washing machine and dryer, and so on. Most entertainment equipment will operate with computer technology, too. Some examples ar e radios, television sets, CD players, etc. these equipments can be set up to electronically go to certain channels or stations, or record specific programs at certain times. Indeed, cars can be started automatically so that on cold winter mornings people can get into a warm vehicle to drive to work. In short, computers will be widely used from operating the household equipments to entertaining people. 46. Most entertainment equipments are operated by _______. A. computers B. specific records C. instructions D. certain channels 47. You can program a/an _____ to make a dish. A. washing machine B. dryer C. none of the above D. oven 48. Computers can help ______ the house automatically. A. entertain B. protect & operate C. operate D. protect 49. What did people use to think about the idea of an electronic house? A. new B. clear C. clever D. silly 50. What can be electronically controlled in the house? A. all of the mentioned B. kitchen appliances C. entertainments D. cars & vehicles
 Së GD-§T vÜnh phóc K× thi kh¶o s¸t chÊt lîng Trêng THPT liÔn s¬n líp chuyªn ®Ò ------------------ ®Ò thi m«n : tiÕng anh khèi 12 -------------------------------------------------  Nội dung đề số 216 I. Choose from the alternatives given (marked A, B, C, and D) one best to complete each sentence. Identify your answers by circling the corresponding letter A, B, C, or D. 01. Even the other convicts considered it a ____ crime. A. guilty B. hell-bent C. heinous D. hard-bitten 02. ____ has such a stunning achievement been recorded. A. recently B. Always C. Seldom D. today 03. ___ I known what he was really like, I would never have married him. A. Did B. Had C. Would D. Have 04. Don’t_____ such a lie to me. I can’t see you through. A. speak B. talk C. say D. tell 05. The___ of days in a week is seven. A. amount B. sum C. figure D. number 06. The government has ____ an inquiry to investigate bribery in local elections. A. set out B. set to C. set up D. set about 07. In fact, _______ of Africa is not jungle but mostly deserts and grassland. A. most B. many C. all D. much 08. It is _____ how the Japanese society have remained their cultural heritage. A. amazed B. amazingly C. amazing D. amazement 09. Shakespeare was not only a famous playwright _____ a poet _____ well. A. but/ so B. also/ as C. but/ as D. and/ too 10. Don’t worry about making a noise. The children are wide ____ . A. awake B. waking C. woken D. awoke 11. They expect a quick ___ from the illness because the medicine is excellent. A. recovery B. detachment C. fatigue D. cultivation 12. Africa is quite different from ______ these people believe. A. who B. which C. what D. that 13. As she has her own money she is _____ of her parents. A. away B. alone C. independent D. separate 14. The encyclopedia is no good, it’s completely out of ______. A. hours B. time C. date D. age 15. He’s having ______ of his life. A. a go B. some fun C. the time D. the run 16. Glaciers are huge ice masses which ____ flow over land. A. slowly B. slow C. slower D. slowest 17. Some 3,000 people die a year in the US ______ using cocaine, according to a survey. A. after B. during C. before D. because 18. Frank has a house in the ______. A. edges B. suburbs C. outskirts D. limits 19. Most of them also have more time to devote _____ leisure. A. with B. to C. for D. o f 20. When he was a boy, he felt great _____ for his uncle.
A. wonder B. marvel C. pleasure D. admiration 21. I’ve never been ______ insulted in my life. A. such B. much C. quite D. so 22. The price of fruit has increased recently ____ the price of vegetables has gone down. A. otherwise B. when C. whereas D. whether 23. A holiday in Cyprus doesn’t ______ to me, I prefer Widnes. A. attract B. allure C. appeal D. call 24. I’d like to _____ at windsurfing. A. have a go B. break the ice C. lift a finger D. do the trick 25. The villa has excellent ____ for cooking and for washing clothes. A. facilities B. conveniences C. utilities D. amenities 26. Unfortunately, I’m rather____ to forgetfulness in my old age. A. apt B. prey C. open D. prone 27. ______ it up neatly and put it away. A. Crease B. Fold C. Pleat D. Bend 28. We as a company feel that it is ___ to maintain good worker-management relations. A. essential B. moderate C. special D. absolute 29. Taxis don’t follow any schedule: they come and go ____ . A. chronologically B. in sequence C. punctually D. at random 30. If you have _____ to speak to him, give him my regards. A. occasion B. moment C. possibility D. prospect II. Choose one word whose underlined part is pronounced differently. Identify your answer by circling the corresponding letter A, B, C, or D. 31. A. traveling B. later C. D. language traffic 32. A. book B. good C. D. football school 33. A. start B. family C. D. ask father 34. A. each B. heavy C. D. weather headache 35. A. one B. office C. D. mother love III. Choose the correct answer by circling its corresponding letter A, B, C, or D. Rice is grown in more than 100 countries. It is very productive in tropical regions, but it also gro ws successfully under different climate conditions. Depending on the rice types and the climate, rice grains are ready for harvest in 3 or 6 months. To grow a paddy rice crop, farmers usually follow these below activities: 1. Prepare the rice nursery: the soil of the nursery should be loose, fertile and without weeds. It is also very important to select good rice seeds. 2. Prepare the rice field: farmers have to prepare the rice fields about one or two months before the r ice is transplanted. The fields are usually first flooded then ploughed. Ploughing is often done by hand, by animals (like oxen and buffaloes) or by tractors. 3. Transplant the seedlings: The seedlings should be transplanted into wet rice fields about one month after sowing the nursery. In order for rice to grow healthily, farmers have to water and fertilize rice fields. The is cut when the heads are yellow. Rice is very useful because it can be used for many food and nonfood prod ucts such as cooked rice, rice flour, beer, etc. 36. Rice grows ________ A. only under mild climate B. only in some countries over the world C. under different climate conditions D. only in tropical areas. 37. Rice field are ______ . A. always ploughed by tractors before flooded B. flooded before ploughed C. ploughed half a month before the rice is transplanted
D. fertilized before farmers transplant the seedlings 38. Whether rice grains are harvested in 3 or 6 months depends on ____ . A. the climate B. the area rice grows C. the rice types D. the climate & the rice types 39. When preparing the rice nursery, farmers have to _____ . A. put rice seeds in water B. all of the mentioned C. select rice seeds D. fertilize the soil 40. When the heads of the rice plants are yellow, it’s time for farmers to ______ . A. fertilize the rice field B. harvest the rice crop C. water the rice field D. use pesticides to kill weeds IV. Choose one word whose stress pattern is different. Identify your answer by circling the corresponding letter A, B, C, or D. 41. A. applicable B. conversation C. D. information entertainment 42. A. capital B. Vietnamese C. D. attitude interesting 43. A. visit B. because C. D. enjoy expect 44. A. suitable B. rearrange C. D. following difficult 45. A. memory B. appearance C. D. consider behaviour V. Choose the correct answer by circling its corresponding letter A, B, C, or D. Thanks to the development of modern technology, the idea of an electronic house is no longer ridicul ous. It will be possible to have a house run electronically by computer technology I the near future. Lights can be turned on and off on a regular schedule. Old and sick people can be taken care of at home by computers. Many modern machines contain computer chips, allowing their users to program them. For example, a microwave oven can be instructed to cook a certain dish. The housework will be done by a dishwasher, the washing machine and dryer, and so on. Most entertainment equipment will operate with computer technology, too. Some examples ar e radios, television sets, CD players, etc. these equipments can be set up to electronically go to certain channels or stations, or record specific programs at certain times. Indeed, cars can be started automatically so that on cold winter mornings people can get into a warm vehicle to drive to work. In short, computers will be widely used from operating the household equipments to entertaining people. 46. Computers can help ______ the house automatically. A. protect B. entertain C. protect & operate D. operate 47. What did people use to think about the idea of an electronic house? A. silly B. clever C. clear D. new 48. What can be electronically controlled in the house? A. all of the mentioned B. cars & vehicles C. entertainments D. kitchen appliances 49. You can program a/an _____ to make a dish. A. washing machine B. dryer C. oven D. none of the above 50. Most entertainment equipments are operated by _______. A. computers B. certain channels C. specific records D. instructions
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