De ki em t r a k hoi 10 h oc k i 1 bai s o 2 – ma d e 12 3 Clas s: 10 Tim e : 45 minutes I. Choose the word which is pronounced differently from the others 1. a. invitation b. blind c. decide d. provide 2. a. acrobat b. lake c. animal d. thanks 3. a. unlucky b. sun c. June d. fun 4. a. missed b. stopped c. looked d. invited 5. a. too b. food c. soon d. good II. Choose the right word or phrase that best completes the sentence 6. We must be grateful all the teachers who have helped us a lot in our lives. a. to b. for c. with d. about 7. Thank you very much inviting me to your birthday party. a. about b. for c. because d. of 8. I’m looking forward . seeing my sister. a. in b. about c. for d. to 9. The new laws gained widespread . a. accept b. acceptance c. acceptable d. acceptably 10. I have to refuse their . . a. invite b. invitation c. inviting d. invitingly. 11. They had a _____ seafood lunch in a restaurant. a. love b. loveliness c. lovelyd. lover 12. I when the lights went out. a. read b. am reading c. have read d. was reading 13. The farmers . in the field now. a. worked b. have worked c. were working d. are working 14. The war out three years ago. a. broke b. had broken c. has broken d. was breaking 15. She won’t get married until she 25 years old. a. is b. will be c. had been d. was 16. Alfred has not . a. lived alone in previous times b. never before lived alone c. ever lived alone before d. before lived without the company of his friends 17. Jane doesn’t speak English . a. as well as Betty b. as good as Betty c. better as Betty d. well as Betty 18. “I’ll see my teacher”. Alice says . a. I’ll see my teacher b. I would see my teacher c. she would see her teacher d. she’ll see her teacher 19. “What are you doing?” Mr. Baker his son. a. says b. tells c. asks d. asks to 20. “We have just finished our lesson”. The pupils said . a. we have just finished our lesson b. we had just finished our lesson c. they have just finished their lesson d. they had just finished their lesson 21. Maria . that she cannot attend classes next week. a. tells to her teacher b. says her teacher c. tells her teacher d. is telling to her teacher 22. David says to Peter . . a. he cannot sit here b. he could not sit here c. he didn’t sit here d. he had not sat here 23. They had . lunch in a restaurant. a. a seafood love b. a love seafood c. a seafood lovely d. a lovely seafood 24. After ., he went to bed. a. had done his homework b. have done his homework c. being done his homework d. doing his homework 25. Amateur bird watchers provide us with a lot of information about birds. a. able to b. help to c. are helpful in d. are able III. Choose the words or phrases that are not correct in standard English 26. Mary says that she come to school by bus. a b c d 27. The teacher said the pupils where Tom was. a b c d 28. Miss White always says me about her troubles. a b c d 29. George is not enough intelligent to pass this exam. a b c d 30. They are going to a sightseeing tour of Ho Chi Minh city. a b c d 31. There were so much people trying to leave the burning building. a b c d 32. Harvey never pays his bills on time and his brother does too. a b c d 33. I’m very grateful to you for help me with my study of English. a b c d 34. A friendly letter can be an interest piece of writing. a b c d 35. I can’t decide which was more funny: the animals or the tent shows. a b c d IV. Choose the word (a, b, c or d) that best fits each of the blank spaces After (36) Mary’s letter of invitation Ann asked her parents for their (37) and they let her go. (38) , Ann was so (39) that she (40) go to the circus with Mary. She was very (41) . Now, she is staying (42) . bed, thinking about the (43) time they had last year. She can’t go to the circus (44) she is very (45) to Mary for her invitation. 36. a. receive b. receives c. received d. receiving 37. a. acceptance b. permitting c. allowance d. permission 38. a. Lucky b. Luckily c. Unluckily d. Unlucky 39. a. sick b. tiring c. boredd. sad 40. a. can’t b. couldn’t c. can d. could 41. a. pleasant b. nice c. sorry d. boring 42. a. in b. on c. at d. from 43. a. interested b. best c. good d. well 44. a. so b. therefore c. but d. and 45. a. grateful b. helpful c. useful d. hopeful V. Read the following passage and choose (a, b, c or d) England is not a large country. No town in England is very far from the sea, and many English families spend their summer holidays at the sea-side. There are no high mountains in England, no very long rivers and no very large forests. There are many towns in England. No town is very far from another. The English countryside between the towns is like a carpet of many colours. In spring and summer, the fields, meadows and forests are light green or dark green, and the gardens are green, red, blue yellow and white with flowers. 46. The towns in England are _____ a. not far from the sea b. near the sea c. very far from the sea d. a and b are correct 47. Where do many English families spend their summer holidays? a. at the seaside b. near the mountain c. beside the river d. far from the sea 48. The rivers in England are _____ a. long b. not long c. rather long d. very long 49. What’s the English countryside between the towns like? a. It likes a carpet of many colours. b. It is to be like a carpet of many colours. c. It’s like a carpet of many colours. d. It is liked a carpet of many colours. 50. In what seasons is the countryside like a carpet of many colours? a. In spring and summer b. In fall and winter c. In winter and spring d. In summer and fall - THE END - De ki em t r a k hoi 10 h oc k i 1 bai s o 2 – ma d e 456 Clas s: 10 Tim e : 45 minutes I. Choose the word which is pronounced differently from the others 1. a. blind b. invitation c. decide d. provide 2. a. acrobat b. animal c. lake d. thanks 3. a. unlucky b. sun c. fun d. June 4. a. missed b. invited c. looked d. stopped 5. a. too b. food c. soon d. good II. Choose the right word or phrase that best completes the sentence 6. We must be grateful all the teachers who have helped us a lot in our lives. a. for b. to c. with d. about 7. Thank you very much inviting me to your birthday party. a. about b. of c. because d. for 8. I’m looking forward . seeing my sister. a. in b. about c. for d. to 9. The new laws gained widespread . a. accept b. acceptance c. acceptable d. acceptably 10. I have to refuse their . . a. invite b. inviting c. invitation d. invitingly. 11. They had a _____ seafood lunch in a restaurant. a. love b. loveliness c. lovelyd. lover 12. I when the lights went out. a. read b. am reading c. have read d. was reading 13. The farmers . in the field now. a. worked b. have worked c. are working d. were working 14. The war out three years ago. a. broke b. had broken c. has broken d. was breaking 15. She won’t get married until she 25 years old. a. will be b. is c. had been d. was 16. Alfred has not . a. lived alone in previous times b. never before lived alone c. ever lived alone before d. before lived without the company of his friends 17. Jane doesn’t speak English . a. as well as Betty b. as good as Betty c. better as Betty d. well as Betty 18. “I’ll see my teacher”. Alice said . a. I’ll see my teacher b. I would see my teacher c. she would see her teacher d. she’ll see her teacher 19. “What are you doing?” Mr. Baker his son. a. says b. tells c. asks d. asks to 20. “We have just finished our lesson”. The pupils said . a. we have just finished our lesson b. we had just finished our lesson c. they have just finished their lesson d. they had just finished their lesson 21. Maria . that she cannot attend classes next week. a. tells to her teacher b. says her teacher c. tells her teacher d. is telling to her teacher 22. David said to Peter . . a. he cannot sit here b. he could not sit here c. he didn’t sit here d. he had not sat here 23. They had . lunch in a restaurant. a. a seafood love b. a love seafood c. a seafood lovely d. a lovely seafood 24. After ., he went to bed. a. had done his homework b. have done his homework c. being done his homework d. doing his homework 25. Amateur bird watchers provide us with a lot of information about birds. a. able to b. help to c. are helpful in d. are able III. Choose the words or phrases that are not correct in standard English 26. Mary says that she come to school by bus. a b c d 27. The teacher said the pupils where Tom was. a b c d 28. Miss White always says me about her troubles. a b c d 29. George is not enough intelligent to pass this exam. a b c d 30. They are going to a sightseeing tour of Ho Chi Minh city. a b c d 31. There were so much people trying to leave the burning building. a b c d 32. Harvey never pays his bills on time and his brother does too. a b c d 33. I’m very grateful to you for help me with my study of English. a b c d 34. A friendly letter can be an interest piece of writing. a b c d 35. I can’t decide which was more funny: the animals or the tent shows. a b c d IV. Choose the word (a, b, c or d) that best fits each of the blank spaces After (36) Mary’s letter of invitation Ann asked her parents for their (37) and they let her go. (38) , Ann was so (39) that she (40) go to the circus with Mary. She was very (41) . Now, she is staying (42) . bed, thinking about the (43) time they had last year. She can’t go to the circus (44) she is very (45) to Mary for her invitation. 36. a. receive b. receives c. receiving d. received 37. a. acceptance b. permitting c. allowance d. permission 38. a. Unluckily b. Unlucky c. Luckyd. Luckily 39. a. sick b. tiring c. boredd. sad 40. a. can’t b. could c. can d. couldn’t 41. a. pleasant b. nice c. sorry d. boring 42. a. on b. in c. at d. from 43. a. interested b. best c. good d. well 44. a. so b. therefore c. and d. but 45. a. grateful b. helpful c. useful d. hopeful V. Read the following passage and choose (a, b, c or d) England is not a large country. No town in England is very far from the sea, and many English families spend their summer holidays at the sea-side. There are no high mountains in England, no very long rivers and no very large forests. There are many towns in England. No town is very far from another. The English countryside between the towns is like a carpet of many colours. In spring and summer, the fields, meadows and forests are light green or dark green, and the gardens are green, red, blue yellow and white with flowers. 46. The towns in England are _____ a. not far from the sea b. near the sea c. very far from the sea d. a and b are correct 47. Where do many English families spend their summer holidays? a. at the seaside b. near the mountain c. beside the river d. far from the sea 48. The rivers in England are _____ a. long b. not long c. rather long d. very long 49. What’s the English countryside between the towns like? a. It likes a carpet of many colours. b. It is to be like a carpet of many colours. c. It’s like a carpet of many colours. d. It is liked a carpet of many colours. 50. In what seasons is the countryside like a carpet of many colours? a. In spring and summer b. In fall and winter c. In winter and spring d. In summer and fall * THE END * De ki em t r a k hoi 10 h oc k i 1 bai s o 2 – ma d e 789 Clas s: 10 Tim e : 45 minutes I. Choose the word which is pronounced differently from the others 1. a. blind b. invitation c. decide d. provide 2. a. acrobat b. animal c. lake d. thanks 3. a. unlucky b. sun c. fun d. June 4. a. missed b. invited c. looked d. stopped 5. a. too b. food c. soon d. good II. Choose the word (a, b, c or d) that best fits each of the blank spaces After (36) Mary’s letter of invitation Ann asked her parents for their (37) and they let her go. (38) , Ann was so (39) that she (40) go to the circus with Mary. She was very (41) . Now, she is staying (42) . bed, thinking about the (43) time they had last year. She can’t go to the circus (44) she is very (45) to Mary for her invitation. 36. a. receive b. receives c. receiving d. received 37. a. acceptance b. permitting c. allowance d. permission 38. a. Unluckily b. Unlucky c. Luckyd. Luckily 39. a. sick b. tiring c. boredd. sad 40. a. can’t b. could c. can d. couldn’t 41. a. pleasant b. nice c. sorry d. boring 42. a. on b. in c. at d. from 43. a. interested b. best c. good d. well 44. a. so b. therefore c. and d. but 45. a. grateful b. helpful c. useful d. hopeful III. Read the following passage and choose (a, b, c or d) England is not a large country. No town in England is very far from the sea, and many English families spend their summer holidays at the sea-side. There are no high mountains in England, no very long rivers and no very large forests. There are many towns in England. No town is very far from another. The English countryside between the towns is like a carpet of many colours. In spring and summer, the fields, meadows and forests are light green or dark green, and the gardens are green, red, blue yellow and white with flowers. 46. The towns in England are _____ a. not far from the sea b. near the sea c. very far from the sea d. a and b are correct 47. Where do many English families spend their summer holidays? a. at the seaside b. near the mountain c. beside the river d. far from the sea 48. The rivers in England are _____ a. long b. not long c. rather long d. very long 49. What’s the English countryside between the towns like? a. It likes a carpet of many colours. b. It is to be like a carpet of many colours. c. It’s like a carpet of many colours. d. It is liked a carpet of many colours. 50. In what seasons is the countryside like a carpet of many colours? a. In spring and summer b. In fall and winter c. In winter and spring d. In summer and fall IV. Choose the right word or phrase that best completes the sentence 6. We must be grateful all the teachers who have helped us a lot in our lives. a. for b. to c. with d. about 7. Thank you very much inviting me to your birthday party. a. about b. of c. because d. for 8. I’m looking forward . seeing my sister. a. in b. about c. for d. to 9. The new laws gained widespread . a. accept b. acceptance c. acceptable d. acceptably 10. I have to refuse their . . a. invite b. inviting c. invitation d. invitingly. 11. They had a _____ seafood lunch in a restaurant. a. love b. loveliness c. lovelyd. lover 12. I when the lights went out. a. read b. am reading c. have read d. was reading 13. The farmers . in the field now. a. worked b. have worked c. are working d. were working 14. The war out three years ago. a. broke b. had broken c. has broken d. was breaking 15. She won’t get married until she 25 years old. a. will be b. is c. had been d. was 16. Alfred has not . a. lived alone in previous times b. never before lived alone c. ever lived alone before d. before lived without the company of his friends 17. Jane doesn’t speak English . a. as well as Betty b. as good as Betty c. better as Betty d. well as Betty 18. “I’ll see my teacher”. Alice said . a. I’ll see my teacher b. I would see my teacher c. she would see her teacher d. she’ll see her teacher 19. “What are you doing?” Mr. Baker his son. a. says b. tells c. asks d. asks to 20. “We have just finished our lesson”. The pupils said . a. we have just finished our lesson b. we had just finished our lesson c. they have just finished their lesson d. they had just finished their lesson 21. Maria . that she cannot attend classes next week. a. tells to her teacher b. says her teacher c. tells her teacher d. is telling to her teacher 22. David said to Peter . . a. he cannot sit here b. he could not sit here c. he didn’t sit here d. he had not sat here 23. They had . lunch in a restaurant. a. a seafood love b. a love seafood c. a seafood lovely d. a lovely seafood 24. After ., he went to bed. a. had done his homework b. have done his homework c. being done his homework d. doing his homework 25. Amateur bird watchers provide us with a lot of information about birds. a. able to b. help to c. are helpful in d. are able V. Choose the words or phrases that are not correct in standard English 26. Mary says that she come to school by bus. a b c d 27. The teacher said the pupils where Tom was. a b c d 28. Miss White always says me about her troubles. a b c d 29. George is not enough intelligent to pass this exam. a b c d 30. They are going to a sightseeing tour of Ho Chi Minh city. a b c d 31. There were so much people trying to leave the burning building. a b c d 32. Harvey never pays his bills on time and his brother does too. a b c d 33. I’m very grateful to you for help me with my study of English. a b c d 34. A friendly letter can be an interest piece of writing. a b c d 35. I can’t decide which was more funny: the animals or the tent shows. a b c d De ki em t r a k hoi 10 h oc k i 1 bai s o 2 – ma d e 101 Clas s: 10 Tim e : 45 minutes I. Choose the word which is pronounced differently from the others 1. a. blind b. invitation c. decide d. provide 2. a. acrobat b. animal c. lake d. thanks 3. a. unlucky b. sun c. fun d. June 4. a. missed b. invited c. looked d. stopped 5. a. too b. food c. soon d. good II. Choose the words or phrases that are not correct in standard English 26. Mary says that she come to school by bus. a b c d 27. The teacher said the pupils where Tom was. a b c d 28. Miss White always says me about her troubles. a b c d 29. George is not enough intelligent to pass this exam. a b c d 30. They are going to a sightseeing tour of Ho Chi Minh city. a b c d 31. There were so much people trying to leave the burning building. a b c d 32. Harvey never pays his bills on time and his brother does too. a b c d 33. I’m very grateful to you for help me with my study of English. a b c d 34. A friendly letter can be an interest piece of writing. a b c d 35. I can’t decide which was more funny: the animals or the tent shows. a b c d III. Read the following passage and choose (a, b, c or d) England is not a large country. No town in England is very far from the sea, and many English families spend their summer holidays at the sea-side. There are no high mountains in England, no very long rivers and no very large forests. There are many towns in England. No town is very far from another. The English countryside between the towns is like a carpet of many colours. In spring and summer, the fields, meadows and forests are light green or dark green, and the gardens are green, red, blue yellow and white with flowers. 46. The towns in England are _____ a. not far from the sea b. near the sea c. very far from the sea d. a and b are correct 47. Where do many English families spend their summer holidays? a. at the seaside b. near the mountain c. beside the river d. far from the sea 48. The rivers in England are _____ a. long b. not long c. rather long d. very long 49. What’s the English countryside between the towns like? a. It likes a carpet of many colours. b. It is to be like a carpet of many colours. c. It’s like a carpet of many colours. d. It is liked a carpet of many colours. 50. In what seasons is the countryside like a carpet of many colours? a. In spring and summer b. In fall and winter c. In winter and spring d. In summer and fall IV. Choose the word (a, b, c or d) that best fits each of the blank spaces After (36) Mary’s letter of invitation Ann asked her parents for their (37) and they let her go. (38) , Ann was so (39) that she (40) go to the circus with Mary. She was very (41) . Now, she is staying (42) . bed, thinking about the (43) time they had last year. She can’t go to the circus (44) she is very (45) to Mary for her invitation. 36. a. receive b. receives c. receiving d. received 37. a. acceptance b. permitting c. allowance d. permission 38. a. Unluckily b. Unlucky c. Luckyd. Luckily 39. a. sick b. tiring c. boredd. sad 40. a. can’t b. could c. can d. couldn’t 41. a. pleasant b. nice c. sorry d. boring 42. a. on b. in c. at d. from 43. a. interested b. best c. good d. well 44. a. so b. therefore c. and d. but 45. a. grateful b. helpful c. useful d. hopeful V. Choose the right word or phrase that best completes the sentence 6. We must be grateful all the teachers who have helped us a lot in our lives. a. for b. to c. with d. about 7. Thank you very much inviting me to your birthday party. a. about b. of c. because d. for 8. I’m looking forward . seeing my sister. a. in b. about c. for d. to 9. The new laws gained widespread . a. accept b. acceptance c. acceptable d. acceptably 10. I have to refuse their . . a. invite b. inviting c. invitation d. invitingly. 11. They had a _____ seafood lunch in a restaurant. a. love b. loveliness c. lovelyd. lover 12. I when the lights went out. a. read b. am reading c. have read d. was reading 13. The farmers . in the field now. a. worked b. have worked c. are working d. were working 14. The war out three years ago. a. broke b. had broken c. has broken d. was breaking 15. She won’t get married until she 25 years old. a. will be b. is c. had been d. was 16. Alfred has not . a. lived alone in previous times b. never before lived alone c. ever lived alone before d. before lived without the company of his friends 17. Jane doesn’t speak English . a. as well as Betty b. as good as Betty c. better as Betty d. well as Betty 18. “I’ll see my teacher”. Alice said . a. I’ll see my teacher b. I would see my teacher c. she would see her teacher d. she’ll see her teacher 19. “What are you doing?” Mr. Baker his son. a. says b. tells c. asks d. asks to 20. “We have just finished our lesson”. The pupils said . a. we have just finished our lesson b. we had just finished our lesson c. they have just finished their lesson d. they had just finished their lesson 21. Maria . that she cannot attend classes next week. a. tells to her teacher b. says her teacher c. tells her teacher d. is telling to her teacher 22. David said to Peter . . a. he cannot sit here b. he could not sit here c. he didn’t sit here d. he had not sat here 23. They had . lunch in a restaurant. a. a seafood love b. a love seafood c. a seafood lovely d. a lovely seafood 24. After ., he went to bed. a. had done his homework b. have done his homework c. being done his homework d. doing his homework 25. Amateur bird watchers provide us with a lot of information about birds. a. able to b. help to c. are helpful in d. are able