Đề kiểm tra anh văn 1 tiết – Số 4 I. Pick out the word which has the underlined part pronounced differently from the rest. 1. A. student B. education C. tuition D. curriculum 2. A. certificate B. state C. break D. grade 3. A. primary B. divide C. examine D. science 4. compulsory B. certificate C. secondary D. category 5. A. technology B. chemistry C. children D. school 6. A. foot B. soon C. fool D. school 7. A. year B. bear C. near D. hear 8. A. pupil B. educate C. subject D. computer 9. A. tests B. grades C. terms D. teachers 10. A. system B. physics C. primary D. ty pists II. Match a word I column A with a suitable meaning in column B III. Fill in the following with a suitable form of a word in the list above 1. We don’t have much time. Let’s get to the of the problem. 2. As the disease id highly infectious, all the patients have been from the others. 3. Like maths, literature and other core subjects, English is a subject at high school. Every student has to study it. 4. It’s easier to remember things if you put them in 5. Marie Curie had to work very hard to her ambition. 6. Election campaigns in the united Sates often for a few weeks IV. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in the box: primary certificate tear away kinder garden education grade academic curriculum educational methodical compulsory core 1. In Viet Nam, there is a education for children from 5 to 11. 2. The subjects of the from a coherent whole. 3. She didn’t like the course but she stuck it out to get the 4. is a school or class to prepare children aged five for school. 5. People believe that is the most important issue facing the government. 6. We are chiefly concerned with improving standards. 7. Why get upset just because you got one bad ? 8. year is the period of the year during which students go to school or university. 9. subjects are the subjects that all the students have to study such as English and maths 10. Good health care is of importance. 11. We should have a mind to deal with psychological matters. 12. is a young person who is difficult to control and often does stupid, dangerous and illegal things. V. Choose the correct form of the verbs. 1. I have applied/ have been applied for a new job. 2. Tom has just promoted/ has just been promoted to area manager of Eastern Europe. 3. How many times have you made/ have you been made redundant? 4. Bob’s wife has just lost/ has just been lost her job. 5. My brother has given/ has been given the sack. His boss said he was lazy. 6. My mother has taken/ has been taken early retirement. 7. The number of people out of work has risen/ has been risen to nearly 3 million. 8. A strike has called / has been called by the air traffic controllers. 9. They haven’t offered/ haven’t been offered more money by the management. 10. How much money have you saved/ have you been saved for your retirement? VI. Choose the correct form of the verbs (active/ passive) to complete the text It was a brutal assault in which an elderly man almost killed/ was almost killed. Yesterday the 17- year old thug who did it was sentenced / sentenced to two years at Winfell Grange, a luxury country home where all kinds of sports and games will be provide/ will provide. If the boy, who can’t be name/ can’t name is behaved/ behaves himself, he will be taken/ will take on a trip to Paris. The cost to the taxpayer of his detention will be $ 1,000 per week. When they heard the judge’s sentence, the victim’s family was very angry. Mr. Singh, 61 had been hit/ had hit several times with a piece of wood and was in hospital for weeks after the attack. He has only just been started/ has only just started walking again, is still suffered headaches and is afraid to leave his house. Winfell Grange, where the boy will be had/ will have his own room with a television and will be had/ will have access to computers, table tennis, motorcycle, golf, and a swimming pool. Education will be provided/ will provide at , the local school. A B 1. compulsory 2. run 3. separate 4. category 5. achieve 6. core a. class or group of things in a system of grouping b. obligatory; that must be done c. most important (part of something) d. divide; come apart e. continue for the specified period of time without stopping. f. gain, reach VII. Choose the best answer 1. I still can’t believe it! My bicycle was stolen/ was stealing/ stole last night. 2. Today many serious childhood diseases can be prevented/can prevented/ are preventing by early immunization 3. Many American automobiles are manufacturing/ are manufactured/ have manufactured in Detroit, Michigan 4. let’s go ahead and do it now. Nothing has been accomplished/ will be accomplished/ can accomplish by waiting. 5. About 15,000 tears ago, that region buried/ was buried/ was burying under ice a mile deep. 6. “When can I have my car back?”” I think It’ll have finished/ be finished/ finish late this afternoon. VIII. Read the news stories and put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense, Present perfect and simple past, active or passive A. THE LOCH NESS WALLET Fourteen years ago Spanish tourist Gaspar Sanchez (drop) his wallet into the waters of Loch Ness in Scotland. His passport, his car keys, his business card and his money (lose) in 150 m of water. This week the phone (ring) in Sanchez’s Barcelona flat and a Scottish policeman told him, “sir, your wallet (find) ! It (discover) last Sunday on the bed of the loch by some scientists in a submarine looking for the Loch Ness monster!” Sanchez said, “The whole thing is absolutely amazing. Apparently, my wallet and its contents (put) in the post to me already. I should get them tomorrow. I can’t believe it!” B. PICASSOS TAKEN IN $ 40 M RAID Swedish police (just announce) that five painting by Picasso (steal ) From Stockholm’s Modern Museum. The paintings (value) by experts at 500 million kronor (about $40 million). Police believe they (take) early on Saturday evening, but for some reason the museum’s burglar alarm ( not/ go off) and the theft (not discover) until Monday morning. No clues (find) so far at the scene of the crime IX. Read the passage and choose the best answer. AUSTRALIAN SCHOOL EDUCATION Primary and secondary education in Australia are (1) through both government and non- government providers. State and Territory governments have major responsibility(1) government school education and contribute to (1) for non- government schools. (1) students enroll in government schools which operate under the direct responsibility of the state or Territory Education Minister, (1) the rest choose non- government schooling. The Australian Government ‘s role includes the provision of significant supplementary financial (1) to government and non- government school authorities to support agreed priorities and strategies. Schooling is (1) from age 6 to 15 in all States except Tasmania, where it extends to 16. However, in most States and Territories, children (1) primary school at the age of 5 when they enroll in preparatory or kindergarten year, after (1) primary education continues for either six or seven years, depending on the State and the length of primary education. Students usually commence their secondary schooling when (1) 12 or 13, reaching year 12 at 17 or 18. 1. A. run B. delivered B. taught D. educated 2. A. of B. about C. in D. for 3. A. funds B. money B. currency D. program 4.A. most B. Mostly C. Almost D. the most 5. A. where B. while C. during D. which 6. A. sponsor B. supply C. support D. problem 7. A. obliged B. compulsory C. must D. necessary 8. A. learn B. prepare C. go D. start 9. A. that B. which C. then D. what 10. A. age B. year C. aged D. at The Korean education system basically consists of primary schools, secondary schools, high schools and colleges or universities, with graduate courses leading to Ph.D. degrees. Primary school is compulsory for children aged six to eleven. The basic primary school curriculum is generally divided into eight subjects: The Korean language, social studies, science, mathematics, ethics, physical education, music and fine arts. Students in secondary schools are required to take electives, such as technical or vocational courses. Afterwards, students can choose between general education and vocational high schools. In general, high school tends to be strict, as college and university admission is very competitive. 1. Basically the Korean education system is divided into A. 2 levels B. 3 levels C. 4 levels D. 5 levels 2. It can be inferred from the text that A. primary education is compulsory for children under six B. children for six to eleven have to attend primary school. C. primary education is optional for children under eleven. D. All the above. 3. According to the passage, the basic primary school curriculum A. consists of eight subjects B. is the same as the secondary school curriculum C. includes foreign language D. Both A and C 4. It can be inferred that secondary school students A. don’t have to study The Korean language B. have to take at least nine subjects C. have to take technical and vocational courses. C. can choose to take a technical course or not. 5. According to the passage, A. most students go to vocational high school after finishing secondary school. B. Korean high school tends to be quite easy. C. general education is easier than vocational high school D. It’s quite difficult to enter a college or university Complete the sentences using the passive 1. I don’t mind/ be/ give/ presents!  2. Lan hates/ be/treat/ like a baby.  3. He’s used to/ his English/ be/ correct. 4. I don’t enjoy/ be/ make/ to do the washing up. 5. He/ not/ remember/ be/ punish/ school.  6. I can’t stand/ be ignore.  7. I/ look forward/ be/ send/ aboard/ company. 8. My dog/ simply love/ be/ take/ a walk.  9. You’ll never forget/ be/ teach/ very first teacher 10. Yesterday I/ spend/ 2 hours/ be show/ how/ use/ computer If you want to (1) your best in an exam, you should be relaxed and so one of the best things to do is to take regular breaks even if they are only for a few minutes. During revision time, you(2) take some time off to go for a walk or play your favorite sport. It is a mistake to take up all physical activity. Exercise can help you to relax. You should (3) at least 20 minutes doing something different everyday. Parents don’t like it when their teenage children spend hours on the phone, but, in fact, (4) to a friend is very good for you; parents think that children are (5) time and money; but research says talking to friends gives you a chance to relax, and this will make the time you spend studying more effective. 1. a. make b. do c. go d. write 2. a. shall b. will c. should d. have 3. a. spend b. waste c. use d. relax 4. a. saying b. telling c. communicating d. chatting 5. a. wasting b. losing c. spending d. missing . Đề kiểm tra anh văn 1 tiết – Số 4 I. Pick out the word which has the underlined part pronounced differently from the rest. 1. A. student B. education C. tuition. schooling when (1) 12 or 13 , reaching year 12 at 17 or 18 . 1. A. run B. delivered B. taught D. educated 2. A. of B. about C. in D. for 3. A. funds B. money B. currency D. program 4. A. most B. Mostly. agreed priorities and strategies. Schooling is (1) from age 6 to 15 in all States except Tasmania, where it extends to 16 . However, in most States and Territories, children (1) primary school at