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THI TH I HC 1
Chn phng n (A hoc B, C, D
1. A. myth B. breath C. tooth D. with
2. A. biscuits B. magazines C. newspapers D. vegetables
3. A. packed B. punched C. pleased D. pushed
4. A. call B. cup C. coat D. ceiling
. A. month B. boss C. shop D. got
Chn phng n (A hoc B, C, D
!. A. become B. between C. improve D. "orwar#
$. A. assistant B. holi#ay C. colony D. possible
%. A. "aith"ully B. sincerely C. completely D. e&tremely
'. A. "igure B. ever C. apply D. happy
1(. A. salary B. essential C. in#ustry D. interview
T vng: Chn phng n ng (A hoc B, C, D) hon thnh m c!" #$":
11. )e love *A+,-. /////////// in the spring.
A. mostly B. most C. especially D. specially
12. Are you looking "or anything in /////////// 0
A. special B. #etail C. peculiar D. particular
13. Dress /////////// when you go "or an interview. Don1t wear your 2eans.
A. nice B. nicely C. smart D. newly
14. 3e&ico is the most popular vacation ///// "or people "rom 4he 5nite# 6tates.
A. target B. connection C. #eparture D. #estination
1. 4o the best o" my /////////// . he marrie# an -rish girl
A. retention B. recall C. memory D. recollection
1!. 7very 6un#ay we /////////// go walking in the park.
A. sel#om B. usually C. rarely D. never
1$. )e1ll play tennis an# /////////// we1ll have lunch.
A. so B. a"ter C. imme#iately D. then
1%. - "eel terrible. - #i#n1t sleep /////////// last night.
A. an eye B. a wink C. a 8ot D. an inch
1'. 4his is the most e&pensive car - have /////////// #riven.
A. ever B. always C. o"ten D. sometimes
2(. 4he /////////// at the "ootball match because violent when their team lost.
A. spectators B. groups C. observers D. customers
%c &' o(n v)n #$" v chn phng n ng (A hoc B, C, D)
People in many countries grow fresh water fish from eggs. They move the small fish into
lakes and rivers. The fish live and (21) _____ there. People go (22) ______in these lakes and
rivers. They enjoy catching fish ecause fish is also good food. !ow the "apanese grow salt
water fish. #ost of them are yellow tail fish. $orkers grow the fish from eggs. %very time they
feed the fish& they play (2') _______ of piano music. The fish (2() ____that piano music means
food. $hen the fish are small& the "apanese put them into the ocean near the land. The fish find
some of their (2))____ food. $orkers also feed them. They play the same piano music.
The fish (2*) ___________know the music.They swim toward it and (2+) ______ the food. ,n
(2-) _________ months the fish are large. The "apanese play the same music. The fish swim
toward it and the workers (2.) __________them. The "apanese get aout 1) percent of their
seafood ('/) ________farms in the ocean.
21. A. brea# B. born C. grow D. #evelop
22. A. en8oying B. "ishing C. shopping D. catching
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23. A. songs B. "ilms C. tapes D. lot
24. A. think B. recognize C. realize D. learn
2. A. own B. own1s C. sel" D. sel"1s
2!. A. recently B. mostly C. nearly D. alrea#y
2$. A. see B. "in# C. bite D. hol#
2%. A. "ew B. a "ew C. couple D. many
2'. A. grasp B. catch C. seize D. hol#
3(. A. on B. o" C. "rom D. in
*)n ph(m: Chn phng n ng (A hoc B, C, D) hon thnh m c!" #$":
31. +ot until 1%! /////////// across the 3ississippi 9iver
A. the "irst bri#ge was built B. was the "irst bri#ge built
C. the "irst buil#ing a br#ge D. the bri#ge buil#ing was
32. 4he cost o" living has /////////// over 1( percent in the past years.
A. raise# B. raise C. risen D. rising
33. +ow men an# women remain single longer than they once ///////////
A. #o B. #i# C. #oing D. were #one
34. 4wo thousan# miles /////////// a long #istance.
A. are B. make C. have D. is
3. )hen it began to rain. they /////////// in the yar#
A. playe# B. were playing C. have playe# D. ha# playe#
3!. *e /////////// on his 7nglish stu#y all yester#ay evening
A. use# to work B. ha# worke# C. was working D. working
3$. 4hese chairs are /////////// better than the others.
A. as B. very C. much D. either
3%. )hy #i# Berth ask you /////////// a bicycle 0
A. that i" you ha# B. #o you have C. that you ha# D. i" you ha#
3'. 3alaria is a #isease /////////// by the anopheles
A. transmit B. transmitting C. is transmitte# D. transmitte#
4(. -s swimming un#er water very #i""icult 0
+o. it1s 8ust a matter /////////// able to control your breathing
A. to be B. o" being C. that you are D. being
41. Ceylon is ///////////the 6outh o" -n#ia.
A. to B. in C. at D. below
42. Come with me. -1m seeing : 4he killer; tomorrow. ///////////
A. Are you0 B. Do you0 C. )ill you0 D. 6hall you0
43. 3y sister was born ///////////.
A. at 1'$. in April B. ,n April. 1'$ C. 1'$. at April D. in April. 1'$
44. +o one has ever aske# me that <uestion be"ore.
A. 4hat <uestion has ever been aske# me by no one be"ore.
B. 4hat <uestion has never been aske# me be"ore by anyone
C. - have not ever been aske# that <uestion be"ore
D. - have never been aske# that <uestion be"ore
4. ,ur teacher sai# :4he 6econ# worl# war broke out in 1'3';.
A. ,ur teacher tol# us that the 6econ# worl# war ha# broken out in 1'3'
B. ,ur teacher tol# that the 6econ# worl# ha# broken out in 1'3'
C. ,ur teacher sai# that the 6econ# worl# war broke out in 1'3'
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D. ,ur teacher sai# us that the 6econ# worl# war ha# broke out in 1'3'
4! )hen ///////////0 -n 1'2%
A. penicillin was #iscovere# B. #i# penicillin #iscovere#
C. was penicillin #iscovere# D. #i# penicillin #iscover
4$. )hat1s it /////////0 A "lute. A. tol# B. calle# C. sai# D. spoken
4%. 4hey can1t work. 4hey are too tire#
A. )hen they are too tire#. they can work
B. Because they can1t work.they1re too tire#
C. 4hey are too tire# that they can1t work
D. 4hey are too tire# to work
4'. 4he girls an# "lowers /////////// he painte# were vivi#.
A. )ho B. )hich C. )hose D. 4hat
(. All night long people #ance an# sing. 4hey #o it ///////////
A. #uring the whole night B. in all the night
C. the night long D. in the night
1. A"ter he /////////// work. he went straight home
A. ha# "inishe# B. ha# been "inishing C. has "inishe# D. woul# "inish
2. )hat #i# you think o" the book0///the books -1ve rea#.-t was the most interesting
A. =rom all B. All C. All o" D. ," all
3. - can1t see the stage very well "rom here. :///////////;
A. +either can1t - B. +either - can C. - can1t neither D. +either can -
4. - applie# "or the 8ob that - saw /////////// in the paper.
A. a#vertising B. a#vertise# C. be a#vertise# D. being a#vertising
. *e1# pre"er /////////// chicken soup rather than /////////// milk
A. having > having B. to have > #rink C. have > #rink D. ha# > #rank
Chn phng n (A hoc B, C, D) +ng v, t - c.m t c/ g(ch ch!n #0$ t1ong cc c!"
#$":
!. 396. 6tevens. along with her cousins "rom +ew 3e&ico. are planning to atten# the
"estivities A B C D
$. *ung ?en has long been well @ known "or it1s e&cellent longan "ruits
A B C D
%. As soon as we1ve "inishe# supper. we1ll all go to #owntown to see our "rien#s.
A B C D
'. 4he !@year@ol# boy resembles to his mother some what more than #oes his ol#er
brother. A B C D
!(. - want to live "or hun#re# years.
A B C D
%c &' o(n v)n #$" v chn phng n ng (A hoc B, C, D) cho m c!"
,ver the past !(( years. 7nglish has grown "rom a language o" "ew speakers to
become the #ominant language o" international communication. 7nglish as we know it
to#ay emerge# aroun# 13(. a"ter having incorporate# many elements o" =rench that
were intro#uce# "ollowing the +orman invasion o" 1(!!. 5ntil the 1!((s. 7nglish was.
"or the most part. spoken only in 7nglan# an# ha# not e&ten#e# even as "ar as two
centuries. 7nglish began to sprea# aroun# the globe as a result o" e&ploration. tra#e
Ainclu#ing slave tra#eB. colonization. an# missionary work. 4hus. small enclaves o"
7nglish speakers became establishe# an# grew in various parts o" the worl#. As these
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communities proli"erate#. 7nglish gra#ually became the primary language o"
international business. banking an# #iplomacy.
Currently. about %( percent o" the in"ormation store# on computer systems
worl#wi#e is 7nglish. 4wo @ thir#s o" the worl#1s science writing is in 7nglish. an#
7nglish is the main language o" technology. a#vertising. me#ia. international airports. an#
air tra""ic controllers @ 4o#ay there are more than $(( million 7nglish users in the worl#.
an# over hal" o" these are nonnative speakers. constituting the largest number o"
nonnative users than any other language in the worl#.
!1. )hat is the main topic o" this passage0
A. 4he =rench in"luence on the 7nglish Canguage.
B. 4he 7nglish history.
C. 4he e&pansion o" 7nglish as an international language.
D. 4he use o" 7nglish "or science an# 4echnology.
!2. Appro&imately when #i# 7nglish begin to be use# beyon# 7nglan#0
A. in 1(!! B. aroun# 13( C. be"ore 1!(( D. a"ter 1!((
!3. Accor#ing to the passage. all o" the "ollowing contribute# to the sprea# o" 7nglish
aroun# the worl# e&cept.
A. the slave tra#e B. the +orman invasion C. missionaries D. colonization
!4. 4he wor# :enclaves; in line ! coul# be best replace# by which o" the "ollowing.
A. communities B. organizations C. regions D. countries
!. 4he wor# :proli"erate#; in line $ is closest in meaning to which o" the "ollowing
A. prospere# B. organize# C. #isban#e# D. e&pan#e#
%c &' o(n v)n #$" v chn phng n ng (A hoc B, C, D) cho m c!"
3any people are unaware o" how pestici#es a""ect our "oo# supplies. *ealth risks
are the inevitable result. Destici#es can run o"" into nearby streams. where they are carrie#
"rom their original #ispersal site. 4his is how pestici#es en# up in #rinking water. "ish an#
game. An# because o" win#. rain. an# evaporation. resi#ues routinely show up in animals
in the remostest parts o" the worl#. =or e&ample. i" grain "iel#s on rough lan#s are
spraye# with pestici#es. resi#ue can show up in poultry. eggs. milk. an# butter. 4he en#
result is that every "oo# we eat carries pestici#es as the inevitable conse<uence o"
spraying crops with these poisons. An# human e&posure #oesn1t even en# there resi#ue
are trans"erre# "rom mother to chil# through the placenta an# mother1s milk.
!!. 4he main i#ea o" this paragraph is that
A. pestici#es pose great #anger to human li"e.
B. pestici#es poison our #rinking water by entering our groun#water an# streams
C. pestici#es resi#ues sprea# through E out our "oo# chain
D. pestici#es resi#ues are "oun# throughout the worl#.
!$. Accor#ing to the paragraph. chil#ren ingest pestici#es by way o"
A. eating poultry an# eggs B. various "oo#s an# li<ui#s
C. contaminate# #rinking water D. their mother1s milk
!%. Destici#es resi#ues win# up in poultry. eggs. an# butter because
A. crops grown "or animal "ee# are spraye# with pestici#es.
B. cows an# chickens #rink large <uantities o" contaminate# water.
C. "armers are careless about cleaning their "iel#s a"ter harvest.
D. pestici#es become harmless a"ter killing insect pests.

!'. A lesson that can be learne# "rom the use o" pestici#es by washing our "ruits an#
vegetables.
A. canne# or "rozen "oo#s are much sa"er than "resh pro#uce.
B. most o" us can avoi# the e""ects o" pestici#es by washing our "ruits F vegetables.
C. be"ore worl# war --. "armers were able to grow crops without pestici#es.
D. our government shoul# ban pestici#es use# in our "oo#.
$(. )hich o" the "ollowing sentences is an opinion0
A. Destici#es en# up in #rinking water. "ish an# game.
B. 4he government e&aggerates the #angers o" pestici#es in our "oo# supplies.
C. 9esi#ues are trans"erre# "rom mother to chil# through the placenta.
D. 4he "oo# we eat contains pestici#es "rom crop sprays.
Chn phng n (A hoc B, C, D) +ng v, c!" c/ ngh2$ g3n nh4t v, m c!"
71. The game will be held, rain or shine
A. 4he game is #elaye# because o" the rain
B. 4here will be no game i" it rains
C. 4here will be a game regar#less o" the weather
D. -t rains every time there is a game.
72. If only I had not seen her.
A. - wish - ha# seen her B. - wish - ha# not seen her
C. - have not seen her "or ages D. 6he wishes she ha# come to see me
73. Im sorry that he wont accept the job hes been offered.
A. - wish he woul# accept the 8ob he1s been o""ere#
B. - wish he ha# accept the 8ob he1s been o""ere#
C. - wish he woul# have accepte# the 8ob he1s been o""ere#
D. - wish he will accept the 8ob he1s been o""ere#
74. espite the fact that it was snowing, I felt warm.
A. -n spite o" snowing. - "elt warm B. -n spite o" "eeling warm. it was snowing
C. Although it was snowing. - "elt warm D. Although - "elt warm. it was snowing
7!. I often get "p early.
A. - am use# to get up early B. - can get up early
C. - like to get up early D. - am use# to getting up early
Chn phng n (A hoc B, C, D) +ng v, cc c!" t5t nh4t:
$!. ,pinion > "ootball match > "air
A. 3y opinion was "air about the "ootball match.
B. -n my opinion. - think that the "ootball match was "air.
C. Accor#ing to my opinion. the "ootball match was "air.
D. -n my opinion. the "ootball match was "air
$$. - > have > air/con#itioner > "i& > tomorrow.
A. - will have an air/con#itioner "i&ing tomorrow.
B. - will have an air/con#itioner "i&e# tomorrow.
C. - will have someone getting an air/con#itioner "i&e# tomorrow.
D. - have an air/con#itioner "i&e# tomorrow.

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