Bài ôn tập môn Tiếng Anh 11 - Exam practice 5

Exam Practice 5
Phonetics
Odd one out
a. sour	b. mourn	c. hour	d. amount	
a. charity	b. install	c. wallet	d. hall
a. deposit	b. decompose	c. December	d. deadline
a. crashed	b. kicked	c. kissed	d. killed
a. thumb	b. theoretical	c. thong	d. they
stress
a. backpack	b. financial	c, hostel	d. operate
a. memory	b. typical	c. reward	d. marketing
a. existence	b. technique	c. instinct	d. journey
a. welcoming	b. freedom	c. leisure	d. adventure
a. worldwide	b. initial	c. safety	d. partner
vocabulary
He _______ in the doorway in order to light a cigarette.
a. arrested	b. entered	c. paused	d. hung
When I applied for my passport to be renewed, I had to send a _____ photograph
a. fresh	b. fashionable	c. late	d. recent
When can students ______ for next year’s evening classes?
a. assist	b. enroll	c. join	d. inscribe
They gave _____ looking for the children when it grew dark.
a. up	b. out	c. off	d. away
The thief was ____ to six months’ imprisonment.
a. given	b. sentenced	c. sent	d. charged
There’s no need to be frighten of the dog, he’s quite_____
a. happy	b. harmless	c. weak	d. cheerful
The new magazine about maintenance _______tomorrow
a. comes down	b. comes off	c. comes on	d. comes out
She did six hours’ ____studying a day for her exam.
a. solid	b. heavy	c. strong	d. big
The firm when bankrupt and their shares became ____
a. priceless	b. unworthy	c. invaluable	d. worthless
The goods were displayed so well that she couldn’t ____the temptation to buy
a. pull	b. deny	c. miss	d. resist
His ____ of the aeroplane was correct in every detail and could really fly
a. shape	b. pattern	c. design	d. model
I shall never beat John at tennis, we’re clearly not in the same_____
a. set	b. band	c. group	d. class
She _____$ 20,000 out of the bank every Monday
a. pulls	b. draws	c. extracts	d. takes
_________ a flat with someone is cheaper than living on your own.
a. Dividing	b. Sharing	c. Cutting	d. Halving
His ____ had always been to become an engineer
a. study	b. want	c. ambition	d. imagination
Grammar
She’d rather stay at home than ___ shopping
a. will go	b. going	c. to go	d. go
The secretary has been busy typing _______afternoon
a. all	b. on	c. in	d. during
“ I miss my old cat, _________. I had it for years”	
“ Have you thought of betting a new one?
a. I wish I hadn’t sold it	b. I wish I had a better one
c. I wish I hadn’t gotten it	d. I wish I had it repaired
The settlers at Jamestown lived on wild berries and roots because they had _______to eat
a. nothings	b. nothings else	c. nothing	d. nothing else
“ Did you enjoy the film trip?”
“ Yes, it was very _____	
a. informing	b. informed	c. information	d. informative
Word filling
Money
Money is something we all take for granted in our lives. Some of us may __(32)___ we had more of it but we all recognize it when we see it , whether in the____(33)_____ of coins, notes or cheques. It is difficult to imagine how people ____(34)____ without money. In the earliest periods of human history, people used to exchanged goods directly. They would exchange things they had ___(35)____ of for things that they were in __(36)___ of. For example, they might offer food for tools. This __(37)___ of exchange, which is known as “ barter”, has many disadvantages. Certain goods may be difficult to carry, they may not ____(38)___ long, or may be impossible to __(39)____ into small units. It can also be difficult to know the ___(40)_____ of something compared with other goods.
___(41)____ historians, the fist money, in the sense we _____(42)____ it today, __(43)___ of good coins produced about 2,500 years ago. Gold, being a very precious metal, was a ___(44)___ material. The introduction of gold coin was __(45)____ to everyone and they were still being used at the beginning of this century, although they have now been __(46)____ by paper money and coins made of ordinary material.
a. wish	b. hope	c. expect	d. desire
a. image	b. design	c. form	d. figure
a. arranged	b. spent	c. dealt	d. manage	
a. sufficient	b. supply	c. plenty	d. amount
a. need	b. want	c. lack	d. demand
a. procedure	b. method	c. operation	d. business
a. last	b. stay	c. continue	d. remain
a. divide	b. reduce	c. decrease	d. share
a. rate	b. worth	c. level	d. charge
a. According to	b. Judging	c. Depending from	d. Agreeing on
a. suppose	b. realize	c. estimate	d. understand
a. created	b. consisted	c. developed	d. composed
a. suitable	b. right	c. just	d. correct
a. positive	b. good	c. acceptable	d. fine
a. taken over	b. reformed	c. put away	b. replaced
The Early Day of Football
Football became the game we know today during the reign of Queen Victoria in the nineteenth century. So many different ____(47)____ of the game were played in Britain at that time, that in the 1863 the Football Association was ___(48)___ in order to draw up and agree the __(49)___ of the game.
Throughout the country new football ___(50)___ were built and the development of railways ____(51)____ that football teams and their ___(52)______ could travel to the matches. In 1888 The Football League was __(53)____ up with twelve clubs, and football became a national sport, __(54)____ to rugby by many people as the more popular game of the __(55)___
Sometimes people play the game in just a field. In one town, Burnley, in the north of England, the field had a river ___(56)____ along side of it in which players ______(57)___ baths after matches. People stood on banks ____(58)____ from earth and it was not until the early 1990s that __(59)___ stands were built. The players would have had two wooden ___(60)___for the goals with tapes across the top instead of the cross bar, and nets were not ___(61)___ until 1891.
a. methods	b. conditions	c. forms	d. ways
a. formed	b. made	c. joined	d. offered	
a. techniques	b. laws	c. rules	d. lines
a. grounds	b. places	c. lands	d. courses
a. helped	b. intended	c. said	d. meant
a. organized	b. fans	c. partners	d. helpers
a. put	b. got	c. set	d. made
a. wanted	b. preferred	c. liked	d. favored
a. two	b. both	c. other	d. one
a. lying	b. moving	c. running	d. causing
a. got	b. took	c. ran	d. picked
a. produced	b. made	c. consisted	d. worked
a. accurate	b. right	c. proper	d. correct
a. pins	b. nails	c. points	d. posts
a. invented	b. composed	c. completed	d. presented
Reading 
Shopping for clothes is not the same for a man as it is for a woman. A man goes shopping because they need something. His purpose is settled and decided in advance. He knows what he wants and his objective is to find it and buy it; the price is secondary consideration. All men simply walk into a shop and ask the assistant for what they want. If the shop has it in stock, the salesman promptly produced it, and the business of trying it on proceeds at once. All being well, the deal can be and often is completed in less than five minutes, with hardly any chat and to everyone’s satisfaction.
For a man, slight problems may begin when the shop does not have what he wants, or does not have exactly what he wants. In that case, the salesman, as the name implied, tries to sell customers something else- he offers the nearest he can to the article required. No good salesman brings out such a substitute bluntly; he does so with skill and polish. “I know this jacket is not the style you want, sir, but would you like to try it for size. It happen to the color you mentioned.” Few men have patience with this treatment, and the usual response is : “this is the right color and may be the right size, but I should be wasting my time and yours by trying it on”.
Now how does a woman go about buying clothes? In almost every respect she does so in the possible way. Her shopping is not often based on need. She has never fully made up what she wants, and she is only “ having a look round”. She is always open to persuasion; indeed she sets a great store by what the saleswoman tells her, even by what companions tell her. She will try on any number of things. Uppermost, in her mind, she thought of finding something what anyone thinks suits her. Contrary to a lot of jokes, most women have an excellent sense of when they buy clothes. They are always on the lookout for the unexpected bargain. Face with a roomful of dresses, a woman may easily spend an hour going from one rail to another, to and fro, often retracing her steps, before selecting the dresses she want to try on. It is laborious process, but apparently any enjoyable one. Most dress shops provide chairs for the waiting husbands.
When a man is buying clothes, 	
a. he buys cheap things, regardless of quality	
b. he chooses things that other recommend
c. he does not mind how much he has to pay for the right things.
d. he buys good quality things, so long as they are not too dear
What do men care about the fit of new clothes?
a. They like their clothes to be bigger than the average size	b. Most men just assume that the size is right for them
c. They make sure a thing fits before they buy it	d. They do not worry whether a thing fits well or not
What does a man do when he does not get exactly what he wants?
a. He buy a similar thing of the color he wants	b. He usually does not buy anything
c. At least two of his requirement must be met before be buy d. So long as the style is right, he buys the thing.
What does the passage tell us about women shoppers for clothes?
a. They welcome suggestions from anyone	b. Women rarely consider buying cheap clothes
a. Women often buy things without giving the matter proper thought d. They listen to advice but never take it
What is the most obvious difference between men and women shoppers?
a. The fact that men do not try clothes on in a shop	b. Women bargain for the clothes, but men do not
c. Women stand up to shop, but men sit down	d. The time they take over buying clothes
A gold rush is the rapid relocation of large numbers of people to an area when gold has been discovered. Gold rushes capture the imagination and participation of many people because of the magical lure of gold and the potential for overnight affluence. The greatest gold rush in the United States history was the California Gold Rush in 1849.
The rush first began in 1848 when a carpenter named James Marshall discovered gold on the property of John A. Sutter in the Sacramento Valley. Hired to build a sawmill on the banks of American River, Marshall hardly begun work when he started finding nugget after nugget of gold. News of the discovery at Sutter’s mill spread quickly, and soon thousands of persons were laying claims in the area. These people, called “forty-niners”, rushed from all over the world.
In just two years, the population of California increased from about 26,000 to 380,000. Consequently, California was officially admitted to he successful miners helped to turn communities such as Sacramento and San Francisco into prosperous towns. Those who were not so lucky became farmers and ranchers in the Central Valley of California.
What is the best title for this passage?	
a. Famous Gold Rush	b. The Forty Niners
c. The Lure of Gold	d. The California Gold Rush of 1849
According to the passage, people join gold rushes because
a. They are guaranteed overnight wealth	b. Gold holds a magical power for every one
c. They believe they have a chance of becoming affluent	d. They have very attractive imaginations.
It can be inferred from the passage that the California gold rush 
provided most “ forty-niners” with long-term miming work	
attracted people from every country in the world.	
spread throughout the central Valley 
greatly speeded un the development of California
According to the passage, where was gold first discovered?
a. At Sutter’mill	b. On James Marshall’s property near Sacramento
c. In the streambed of American River	d. In the Central Valley of California
According to the passage, what qualified California to be admitted to the union?
a. The status of statehood	 b. The great increase in population
c. The political efforts of successful miners	d. The prosperity of California communities
Error Identification
Commercially (A) honey is heated and filtered (B)in order to (C)be stabilized and clarified (D) 
Never(A) in history of humanity (B)has(C) there been more people living on this relatively (D) small planet
It is a common (A) observation that liquids(B) will soak through(C) some materials but not through other(D) 
The (A) music on(B) a compact disc is record(C) by lasers(D) 
Present(A) in rock of all types(B), hematite is particular (C)abundant in the sedimentary rocks known as red beds.(D) 
I work in a call centre(A) ; it means(B) I’m constantly(C) on the phone(D) 
The brilliantly(A) colored rhinoceros(B) viper has two or three horns(C) above each nostrils(D) 
Some monkeys exhibit(A) patterns of shyness(B) similar to that (C)in human
The bones(A) of mammals, not alike(B) those of (C)other vertebrates, show a high degree of differentiation(D) 
In the course of a lifetime, the average person 
Spends __________ eating
Consumes __________eggs and ________ of chocolate
Grows _______of finger nails and _______ of head hair 
Talks on phone for ______________
Only fall in love _________
Walks __________
Knows __________people by name and call _______ of them friends
Live for ___________ and has ______ children and _______grandchildren
Has ____ chance of remaining married to the same for the rest of his/her life
7300 2 ½
Twice 3 ½
28 meters
725 kilometers
150
50%
160 kilos
22,000 kilometers
79 years
4
2000
Spoken and Written English
 Look at 	 →	to have a look at
Think about/ of →	to give thought to st
To be determined to → to have a determination to do
To know about →	to have knowledge of
To agree	 →	to be in agreement
To disagree	 → to be in disagreement	
To contact sb	 → to have contact with sb
To exchange	 → to have an exchange of
To argue with → to have an argument with sb 
To complain about → to make a complaint about
To receive st	 → to be in receipt of st
To land	 →	 to make landing
To need	 →	 to have need of
	To be in need of
To love	 →	to fall in love with sb
To brush st	 → to give st a brush
To arrange with sb→ to have an arrangement with sb
To tend to	 →	to have tendency to do 
To examine → to have/take/sit an examination
To sack	 →	to give sb a sack
 To sleep	 →	to have a sleep
To bathe	 →	to have/take a bath
To intend to →	to have intention to do st
To desire to →	 to have a desire to do st
To wish 	 →	to have/ express a wish
To discuss st →	to have a discussion about st
To visit sb	 →	to pay a visit to sb
	To pay sb a vist
To decide to do st	→ to make a decision to do
Ta talk to → to have a talk with sb
To explain st →	 to have explanation for st
To call sb	 →	 to give sb a call 
To be interested in	→ to have interest in
To drink	 → to have a drink
To photograph → to take photograph/ to have a photograph of 
To cry	 → to give a cry
To laugh at → to give a laugh at/ make fun of 
To welcome sb →	 to give sb a welcome
To kiss sb	 →	 to give sb a kiss
To ring sb → to give sb a ring
To warn	 →	 to give warning
To try to do st → to make an effort to do st	
	To make an attempt to do st
To meet sb	 → to have a meeting with sb
To succeed → to make a success
To be used	 →	 to be in use
To rest	 →	 to take/ have a rest