Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the word whose underlined part differs from the other three in pronunciation in each of the following questions.
Question 1:A. sough B. lounge C. cougar D. bough
Question 2:A. eliminated B. faded C. chased D. contaminated
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the word that differs from the other three in the position of the primary stress in each of the following questions.
Question 3:A. register B. pyramid C. lawbreaker D. prestigious Question 4:A. marquee B. project D. access D. prospect
Mark the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following questions.
Question 5: It seems like you are having an affair with that girl, ______ you?
A. are B. do C. don’t D. aren’t
Question 6: Unemployed citizen from all over Vietnam ________ government subsidies due to the
outbreak of Covid 19.
A. are receiving B. receives C. are received D. received
Question 7: Netizen are doing their best to look ____ the missing $14 million donation.
A. forward to B. down on C. at D. for
Question 8: ________ you try, the higher chance you get to pass the university entrance exam.
A. harder B. the hard C. the harder D. the hardest
Question 9: Are you going to go for the _________ dress in the showroom?
A. red Italian beautiful B. beautiful red Italian C. beautiful Italian red D. Italian beautiful red Question 10: Thanh …… to the bathroom when his mom showed up at my place.
A. was going B. go C. went D. had gone
Question 11: The Vietnam National Football team won _______ the judge’s unfair decision.
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A. despite of B. in spite C. though D. regardless of Question 12: Mr. Nghia will have married for years __________.
A. as soon as he had turned 60 B. when he turned 60 C. after he had turn 60 D. by the time he turns 60
Question 13: World cup is a very _________ international football championship, which is loved by sport
fans all around the globe.
A. ubiquitously B. ubiquitous C. ubiquity D. ubiquitin
Question 14: When an offender decides to _____, the court would reduce his sentence.
A. turn in B. tear down C. look through D. do wonder
Question 15: _________ all the assignments to the tutor, he went back home.
A. Having handed in B. Handed in C. To hand in D. Being handed in Question 16: Whoever has the _______ score on this test will be rewarded by our teacher.
A. highest B. optimal C. extreme D. supreme
Question 17: Your bonus would be paid according to your personal ________ of the products.
A. revenue B. money C. wages D. sale
Question 18: I can’t believe what just happened. It’s like when _________ fly.
A. dogs B. birds C. chicken D. pigs
Question 19: The director of the board must act now, or else our firm may ____ bankrupt.
A. do B. fall C. go D. make
Question 20: Comics helps facilitate children’s development as it fosters a(n) _______ of creativity.
A. emotion B. sense C. feeling D. sensation
Mark the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the word(s) CLOSEST in meaning to the underlined word(s) in each of the following questions.
Question 21: There are multiple effective measures to tackle environmental pollution, plating trees is one
of them.
A. get rid of B. eliminate C. cure D. deal with
Question 22: Students may be lured into committing crimes by their ill-mannered peers, if parents don’t
pay enough attention to their off springs.
A. persuaded B. assisted C. arrested D. caught
Mark the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the word(s) OPPOSITE in meaning to the underlined word(s) in each of the following questions.
Question 23: The boy was caught red handed when cheating during the exam by his teacher.
A. Found guilty B. Found innocent
C. Found using wrong pen D. Found using right pen
Question 24: Lisa and her crew inadvertently messed up the audition since one of them slipped.
A. deliberately B. coincidently C. unintentionally D. by chance
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the sentence that best completes each of the following exchanges
Question 25: Joey is talking to his friends about his upcoming audition.
Phoebe: “ ________”
Joey: “I appreciate it”
A. Go get it B. Good luck next time.
C. You can do better than that. D. You’re the worst.
Question 26: A boss is talking to his employee, Chandler.
Boss: “How does a day-off sound to you. I think you deserve it.”
Chandler: “____________, thank you sir!”
A. I really want my money back B. Are you even listen to yourself
C. I mean it may be inappropriate to say that D. It sounds incredible to me
Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct word or phrase that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 27-31.
Which Euro 2020 team has the best kit?
Kylian Mbappé in Les Bleus blue. Ruud Gullit in graduated orange. Spain’s golden generation in regal red
… football is always the star (27)______ a football tournament, but you might say that the kits get an assist.
That’s true, once again, for Euro 2020 – perhaps even more because we have had to wait an extra year to see (28)______ the 24 teams will be wearing across a month of matches. With more than 50 kits to study (home, away and the occasional third strip), there’s more variety on (29)_____ than a season’s worth of fashion shows. From the insistence that a polo shirt-style top is a good idea (it’s not) to patterns that recall 1987 (definitely a good thing), here are 10 kits that will provide extra talking points for pundits – actual and armchair – this tournament. Some have compared this pattern to tire tracks (30)______ art fans might interpret them as a nod to abstract expressionism. Extra points for a crest that has some retro cool about it.
A bold and unusual choice that has the potential to become a future classic. Croatia’s red-and-white checkerboard (31)_____ kit is a longstanding classic, and the team wore a striking away kit in the same
pattern for the World Cup finals in 2018. For 2020, the red and white remains classy but the away kit isn’t great. With the black and grey squares reduced in size, Luka Modric could be mistaken for seats on a train carriage.
Question 27:A. of B. on C. at D. beyond
Question 28:A. which B. that C. what D. when
Question 29:A. display B. tape C. choice D. the house Question 30:A. but B. henceforth C. as such D. moreover Question 31:A. house B. apartment C. dweller D. home
Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct word or phrase that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 32-36
India’s long coastline of 7,516 kilometer is exposed to nearly 10 per cent of the world’s tropical cyclones.
Of these, the majority has their initial genesis over the Bay of Bengal and strike the east coast of India. On an average, five to six tropical cyclones form every year, of which two or three could be severe.
Cyclones occur frequently on both the Coasts (the West Coast —Arabian Sea; and the East Coast —Bay of Bengal). More Cyclones occur in the Bay of Bengal than in the Arabian Sea and the ratio is approximately 4:1.
An analysis of the frequency of cyclones on the East and West Coasts of India between 1891 and 1990 shows that nearly 262 cyclones occurred (92 severe) in a 50 km wide strip on the East Coast. Less severe cyclonic activity has been noticed on the West Coast, with 33 cyclones occurring in the same period, out of which 19 of these were severe.
In India, Tropical cyclones occur in the months of May-June and October-November. The cyclones of severe intensity and frequency in the north Indian Ocean are bi-modal in character, with their primary peak in November and secondary peak in May. The disaster potential is particularly high at the time of landfall in the north Indian Ocean (Bay of Bengal and the Arabian Sea) due to the accompanying destructive wind, storm surges and torrential rainfall.
Of these, storm surges are the greatest killers of a cyclone, by which sea water inundates low lying areas of coastal regions and causes heavy floods, erodes beaches and embankments, destroys vegetation and reduces soil fertility.
Question 32: What is the main idea of the paragraph:
A. Cyclone in India.
B. Basic information about Cyclone.
C. Tropical Cyclone.
D. The origin of Cyclone.
Question 33: What is the synonym of the word "genesis” in paragraph 1.
A. base B. origin C. longitude D. latitude
Question 34: What does the word “these” in paragraph 3 refer to?
A. cyclone B. period C. cyclonic activity D. the West Coast
Question 35: When does the Tropical Cyclone get intense the most?
A. May B. June C. November D. October
Question 36: What is the synonym of the word "inundate” in the last paragraph.
A. submerge B. bombard C. wipe out D. demolish
Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the questions from 37-42
Compared with misery, happiness is a relatively unexplored terrain for social scientists. Between 1967 and 1994, 46,380 articles indexed in Psychological Abstracts mentioned depression, 36,851 anxiety, and 5,099 anger. Only 2,389 spoke of happiness, 2,340 life satisfaction, and 405 joy.
Recently we and other researchers have begun a systematic study of happiness. During the past two decades, dozens of investigators throughout the world have asked several hundred thousand Representative sampled people to reflect on their happiness and satisfaction with life or what psychologists call "subjective well- being". In the US the National Opinion Research Center at the University of Chicago has surveyed a representative sample of roughly 1,500 people a year since 1957; the Institute for Social Research at the University of Michigan has carried out similar studies on a less regular basis, as has the Gallup Organization. Government-funded efforts have also probed the moods of European countries.
We have uncovered some surprising findings. People are happier than one might expect, and happiness does not appear to depend significantly on external circumstances. Although viewing life as a tragedy has a long and honorable history, the responses of random samples of people around the world about their happiness paints a much rosier picture. In the University of Chicago surveys, three in 10 Americans say they are very happy, for example. Only one in 10 chooses the most negative description "not too happy".
The majority describe themselves as "pretty happy",.
How can social scientists measure something as hard to pin down as happiness? Most researchers simply ask people to report their feelings of happiness or unhappiness and to assess how satisfying their lives are.
Such self-reported well-being is moderately consistent over years of retesting. Furthermore, those who say they are happy and satisfied seem happy to their close friends and family members and to a psychologist-
interviewer. Their daily mood ratings reveal more positive emotions, and they smile more than those who call themselves unhappy. Self-reported happiness also predicts other indicators of well-being. Compared with the depressed, happy people are less self-focused, less hostile and abusive, and less susceptible to disease.
We have found that the even distribution of happiness cuts across almost all demographic classifications of age, economic class, race and educational level. In addition, almost all strategies for assessing subjective well-being - including those that sample people's experience by polling them at random times with beepers - turn up similar findings. Interviews with representative samples of people of all ages, for example, reveal that no time of life is notably happier or unhappier. Similarly, men and women are equally likely to declare themselves "very happy" and "satisfied" with life, according to a statistical digest of 146 studies by Marilyn J, Haring, William Stock and Morris A, Okun, all then at Arizona State University.
Wealth is also a poor predictor of happiness. People have not become happier over time as their cultures have become more affluent. Even though Americans earn twice as much in today's dollars as they did in 1957, the proportion of those telling surveyors from the National Opinion Research Center that they are
"very happy" has declined from 35 to 29 percent.
Question 37: What can be the best title for the passage:
A. Human’s state of mind.
B. Studies behind happiness.
C. How happiness changes from person to person D. How to be happy.
Question 38: Which of the following statement is TRUE according to the passage:
A. Most people chose to talk about their happy memories.
B. Men are happier than women.
C. People who are happy are less likely to catch a disease.
D. Wealthiness can make people more and more happy.
Question 39: What is the synonym of the word “hostile” in paragraph?
A. unfriendly B. competitive C. sympathy D. self-fish
Question 40: What does the word “them” in paragraph refer to?
A. sample people B. strategies C. times D. beepers
Question 41: What can be inferred from the passage?
A. Poverty is a good way to show whether a person is happy or not.
B. The bulk of people claimed that they are “very happy”
C. People who proclaimed being happy smile more than those who don’t.
D. Self-report well-being is entirely consistent over time.
Question 42: What is the main idea of the last paragraph?
A. The more people become affluent the sadder they feel.
B. Wealth and happiness have little to do with each other.
C. American are getting richer.
D. The number of happy citizens in the US has declined.
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the underlined part that needs correction in each of the following questions.
Question 43: A couple of weeks ago, Ross tells me about his nasty secret and he said that I could not tell
anyone else about it.
A. weeks B. tells C. said D. it
Question 44: Marine debris is extremely dangerous to sea creatures, therefore there isn’t any solution to
this vexing issue.
A. debris B. creatures C. therefore D. vexing
Question 45: In this period, there were 974 outbreaks of communicative disease attributed to the
consumption of raw milk.
A. this B. were C. communicative D. attributed
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the sentence that is closest in meaning to each of the following questions
Question 46: You must never talk to the press about this, whatever happens.
A. Under no circumstances do you speak a word to the press.
B. Whatever happens, you may disclose this to the press.
C. You must promise not to hang out with the press.
D. The press can not know about this, unless you tell them.
Question 47: “My sincerest condolences to you and the family” Monica said.
A. Monica expressed her cheerfulness to me and my family.
B. Monica expressed her sympathy to me and my family.
C. Monica expressed her excitement to me and my family.
D. Monica expressed her fear towards me and my family.
Question 48: It is imperative that an employee finish his assigned tasks on due.
A. An employee may finish his assigned tasks on due.
B. An employee must finish his assigned tasks on due.
C. An employee should finish his assigned tasks on due.
D. An employee can finish his assigned tasks on due.
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the sentence that best combines each pair of sentences in the following questions
Question 49: I told Rachel to take the chance and she did. Now she’s thrilled.
A. If it hadn’t been for my advice, Rachel could have been happy.
B. Had Rachel not listen to me, she couldn’t have been this happy.
C. Rachel feels happy because she didn’t follow my instruction then.
D. Rachel feels sad because she didn’t follow my instruction then.
Question 50: After Tony had broken up with Pepper, he realized how much she meant to him.
A. Only after knowing how much Pepper meant to him did Tony break up with her.
B. As soon as Tony broke up with Pepper, he knows how much she meant to him.
C. Hardly had Tony broke up with Pepper before he realized how much she meant to him.
D. Hardly had Tony broken up with Pepper when he knew how much she meant to him.
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1. C (câu A,B,D phát ấm /aʊ/, câu C phát âm / uː/) 2. C
--- 3. D 4. A
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5. D (Câu đầu có It seems that + mệnh đề, lấy mệnh đề làm câu hỏi đuôi )
6. A (Ở câu này, động từ chính được chia ở dạng số nhiều là “are” bởi vì người viết/nói muốn ám chỉ từng người trong nhóm người thất nghiệp ở Việt Nam đang nhận trợ cấp của chính phủ).
7. D 8. C 9. B
Áp dụng trật tự tính từ OPSASCOMP vào câu này:
O – Opinion – Tính từ chỉ quan điểm, sự đánh giá S – Size – Tính từ chỉ kích cỡ
A – Age – Tính từ chỉ độ tuổi S – Shape – Tính từ chỉ hình dáng C – Color – Tính từ chỉ màu sắc O – Original – Tính từ chỉ nguồn gốc M – Material – Tính từ chỉ chất liệu
P – Purpose – Tính từ chỉ mục đích sử dụng 10. A
11. D 12. D 13. B 14. A 15. A
Having handed in => Sau khi giao bài tập cho giảng viên, anh ta đã trở về nhà.
Đây là cấu trúc phân từ hoàn thành: Having + V(pp) - Nếu 2 hành động ở 2 mệnh đề xảy ra theo thứ tự trước sau thì mệnh đề xảy ra trước có thể lược bỏ chủ ngữ và viết lại dưới dạng phân từ hoàn thành. - Cấu trúc này thường được sử dụng đầu mệnh đề, sau tân ngữ hoặc sau động từ đi kèm V-ing.
16. A 17. D
18. D (Đây là 1 thành ngữ trong Tiếng Anh "When pigs fly" (Lợn cũng biết bay) tương đướng với câu ‘Mặt trời cũng mọc đằng Tây’
19. C 20. B
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22. A
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24. C 25. A 26. B
--- 27. A
28. C 29. A 30. A 31. D 32. A 33. B 34. A 35. B 36. A
--- 37. B
38. C 39. A 40. A 41. C 42. B
--- 46. A (Đảo ngữ) 47. B
48. B
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50. D
