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Part 3: Give the correct forms of words at the end of the lines to fill in the gaps.( 2,0 pts)
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Congratulations to all involved with the school (1) ____PRODUCTION_______ of |
PRODUCE |
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The Woman Next Door. The (2) ______ADVERTISING_________was carried out by |
ADVERTISE |
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the Art Department, and the posters were very (3) ______IMAGINATIVE_______. |
IMAGINE |
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We cetainly have some very (4) ____ARTISTIC_____ students in our school! |
ART |
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Many people helped with building and painting the (5) ___SCENERY______ |
SCENE |
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and the play was written by the English Department, who managed to create an (6) ______AMUSING _______ story, with an excellent song. |
AMUSE |
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The music was written by Sue Poster, who also (7)_____ACCOMPANIED ______ the |
COMPANY |
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singers on the piano. Everyone enjoyed a thoroughly (8) ____ENTERTAINING _____ |
ENTERTAIN |
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evening , and there was a long round of (9) _____APPLAUSE ______ at the end |
APPLAUD |
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Jim Barrett gave a brilliant (10) ______PERFORMANCE________ as Sergeant Moss, and Liz Aitken was a delightful Mrs Jump. Well done everyone! |
PERFORM |
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Part 3: Give the correct forms of words at the end of the lines to fill in the gaps.( 2,0 pts)
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TOP TIPS FOR WRITERS Finding an accurate (1) translation from one language to another is not always easy and the job of an interpreter can be (2) unpredictable. Many (3) expressions in one language don’t work in another language and trying to give a good idea of what a (4) speaker wants to say can be difficult. The most important thing is that no (5) information should be lost. The interpreter has to have complete (6) certainty that they understand the message and their (7) spoken language has to be very good. Interpreters can provide a real (8) connection for people who speak (9) different languages. They are certainly an important part of international (10) communication. |
TRANSLATE PREDICT EXPRESS SPEAK INFORM CERTAIN SPEAK CONNECT DIFFER COMMUNICATE |
21. Harrods, in London, is probably one of the best-known ........................ in the world.
A. departmental storesB. department shops
C. department storesD. stores department
22. For most households, lighting........ for 10 percent to 15 percent of the electricity bill.
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A. accounts |
B. applies |
C. asks |
D. prepares |
23. I’ll go to the town tomorrow, and_________ .
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A. so will my sister |
B. my sister will either |
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C. neither will my sister |
D. will my sister too |
24. Would you mind if I _________ a friend to the party?
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A. bring |
B. will bring |
C. brought |
D. would bring |
25. Malaysia is divided ……… 2 regions
A. to B. on C. in D. Into
26. It's very crowded here. I wish ..................
A. there were a few peopleB. there is no one
C. there weren't so many peopleD. there was somebody here
27. Don’t waste your breath________ with him.
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A. arguing |
B. argue |
C. for arguing |
D. to argue |
28. You were not listening in class, ?
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A. were you |
B. weren’t you |
C. was it |
D. wasn’t it |
29. Mike was not feeling well ,so we gave him ……….. work to do than you.
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A. fewer |
B. less |
C. little |
D. least |
30. I don’t see any.… in arriving early at the theater if the snow doesn’t start until 9 o’clock
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A. cause |
B. aim |
C. point |
D. reason |
31. The taxi drivers are complaining that their fares are too……………. .
A. small B. little C. lowD. few
32. It’s very crowded here. I wish ………………
a. there were a few people b. there is no one
c. there weren’t so many peopled. there was somebody here
33. Family members who live apart try to be together at Tet.
a. beside b. near c. awayd. close
34. I hope the children soon got used_______ in much smaller house.
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A. live |
B. to live |
C. living |
D. to living |
35. “What’s Mai doing?” “ I’m not sure. She ………….. her homework.”
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A. might do |
B. may be doing |
C. must be doing |
D.. must do |
36. We consider him ................
A. our father B. is our father C. be our father D. to be our father
37. I don't like the place .................... he lives.
A. that B. which C. where D. what
38. It took us quite a long time to get here. It was …………. journey.
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A. three hour |
B. a three- |
D.three hours |
C. a three- hour
39. I asked two people the way to the station but ………….. of them knew.
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A. none |
B. either |
C. both |
D. neither |
40. We suggest that all receipts_________ to the committee for approval
A. have to submit B. submitted C. be submittedD. submit
41.Those shirts need_____________, but you don't need_________them now.
A. ironing/iron B. to be ironed/iron C. to iron/ironing D. ironing/to iron
42.My best friend has a great ________and everyone likes her.
A. person B. personalityC. impersonal D. personal
43. There was ______ traffic that we were an hour late.
A. so muchB. so few C. so many D. so little
44. Math and English are _____ for all students, but art and music are optional.
A. national B.compulsory C. official D. traditional
Part 4. Read the following passage then choose one of the following verbs or verb phrases to fill in the gaps. There is one extra word that you don’t need ( 2,0 pts )
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fall ill |
examine |
take exercise |
suffer |
Treat go on |
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look after |
keep fit |
Take |
pick up |
get well |
Most people believe it’s very important to (1) ___________ in order to (2) ___________, but even the fittest person can sometimes (3) ___________, no matter how hard they (4) ___________ their health. If you do become ill, of course you want to (5) ___________ as soon as possible. With most minor illnesses, such as a cold or flu, it’s usually possible to recover yourself by taking lots of rests and drinking plenty of liquid. However, if you (6) ___________ from something more serious, you will have to go to your doctor. He will (7) ___________ you and, if possible, (8) ___________ you with medicine which you can (9) ___________from your local chemist. If you have an unusual illness, your doctor may refer you to a specialist or a hospital, who may decide to operate on you if your illness is serious. You will then have to cure and this can (10) ___________ a long time.
Your answer:
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1. take exercise
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2. keep fit |
3. fall ill |
4. look after |
5. get well |
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6. suffer |
7. exemine |
8. Treat go on |
9. pick up |
10. Take |
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In the first part of the twentieth century, before a television set |
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was a part of most households, radio programming were different |
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from what it is now. Children rushed home to school to listen |
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to “ Story Hour”. Someone read an exciting story, or part of a |
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story, while the children’s imaginations provided visual images to |
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fit the spoken one. People listened to serials, stories that were |
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broken into one – hour segments. Because each hour ended with |
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suspense, listeners had tune in at the same time the next day to |
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find out what would happen. Family gathered around the radio |
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at night to hear important news or to listen to favorite programmes. |
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Radio was an important form of home entertainment. However, |
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because television, radio programming has changed. |
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II. READING: (4,2pts)
Part 1: Read the text below and decide which answer A, B, C or D best fits each space. (1,0pt)
As gasoline prices continue to (1)_____, many people are looking for ways to reduce the (2)_____ of higher prices while still doing the driving necessary to their work and other activities. (3)_____ are some suggestions which will save you a (4)_____ amount of money on gasoline.
1. Ask yourself every time you (5)_____ to use your car, truck, SUV, or van, “Is this trip really necessary?” Every mile you drive your vehicle will cost you at least an (6)_____ of 36 cents. If the trip is not necessary, think twice before using your vehicle.
2. Drive at a (7)_____ speed on the highway. According to the Department of Energy, most automobiles get about 20 percent more miles per gallon on the highway at 55 miles per hour than they do at 70 miles per hour.
3. Consider (8)_____ an automobile which gets the best gas mileage. For example, generally, the following get better gas mileage: lighter weight vehicles, vehicles with smaller engines, vehicles with manual transmissions, those with four cylinders, and those with fewer accessories. Check the “fuel economy” labels (9)_____ to the windows of new automobiles to find the average estimated miles per gallon for given makes and models.
4. Decrease the number of short trips you make. Short trips (10)______ reduce gas mileage. If an automobile gets 20 miles per gallon in general, it may get only 4 miles per gallon on a short trip of 5 miles or less.
(Adapted from “The Vocabulary Files C1”)
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1. |
A. crash |
B. accelerate |
C. escalate |
D. fly |
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2. |
A. danger |
B. occurrence |
C. burden |
D. chance |
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3. |
A. Below |
B. After |
C. Coming |
D. Later |
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4. |
A. measurable |
B. negotiable |
C. negligible |
D. considerable |
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5. |
A. think |
B. plan |
C. need |
D. arrange |
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6. |
A. equivalent |
B. average |
C. amount |
D. increase |
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7. |
A. mild |
B. conservative |
C. considerable |
D. substantial |
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8. |
A. inquiring |
B. trading |
C. preferring |
D. purchasing |
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9. |
A. attached |
B. selected |
C. stretched |
D. held |
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10. |
A. extensively |
B. exclusively |
C. intensively |
D. drastically |
to fill in the gaps. ( 2,0 pts )
shopping
Typical
Different
Handle
Advertising
Needs
Employ
Located
financial
Roof
A department store is a store which sells many (1) DIFFERENT kinds of goods, each in a separate department. Modern department stores serve the (2) NEEDS of entire families. People enjoy (3) SHOPPING in such stores because they can make all their purchases under one (4) ROOF.
The (5) TYPICAL department store occupies one large building, with separate departments (6) LOCATED on a number of floors. A number provides special services, such as a travel agency or optician’s.
Department stores (7) EMPLOY hundreds of people for different jobs. Employees buy, price, and sell the goods. The sales promotion manager and his staff promote the sale of merchandise (goods) through (8) ADVERTISING and other techniques. The comptroller heads the section that keeps records and manages the store’s (9) FINANCIAL affairs. The personnel staffs hire employees and (10) HANDLE other employment problems.