ĐỀ KIỂM TRA TẬP TRUNG LỚP 10 MÔN: ANH VĂN Thời gian làm bài : 45 phút Section A (7,5 mks.) Read the passage below and choose the best answer A, B, C or D. Louis Braille was born in the nineteenth century. When he was three years old, a tragic accident at his father's workshop left him blind permanently. As a young boy, Louis was hardworking and intelligent. At the National Institute for Blind Youths, Louis was eager to learn to read and write. To his great disappointment, the few books he found at the institute used raised letters. This method of reading was difficult for the blind, who had to slowly feel each letter. By the time they reached the end of a sentence they had forgotten what the beginning was about! Louis wanted to develop an easier reading system for the blind. His idea of such a system came from Charles Barbier, a French army officer. Barbier had invented a system called "Night reading", which was made up of dots and dashes. Soldiers used this system to communicate with one another during the night. Louis adapted this system for his own use. He got rid of the dashes and produced a simpler system based on dots. Many blind students found this system much easier to use. This came to be known as the "Braille" system. Today million of blind people are able to read, thanks to the work of a dedicated, young blind man. 1. Louis Braille went blind … A. at the age of three B. when he was nineteen years old C. while he was working D. when he left the shop 2. The old method of reading was not satisfactory because A. it made the blind read and understand each letter slowly B. it required much time and memory from the blind readers C. it used only raised letters which many blind students could not understand D. it did not help the blind readers to understand the reading material 3. Louis invented the "Braille" system after.…… A. knowing Barbier's "Night reading" system C. being a soldier in the army 4. Blindness did not prevent Louis Braille from A. studying hard B. helping people C. being creative Choose the correct answer 5. Choose the underlined word or phrase (A,B,C, or D) that is incorrect. The manager has finished working on the report last night, and she will begin to write the other A B C D proposal. 6. John ________ to let his children go to the concert. A. suggested B. refused C. avoided 7. The ________ are people who are (temporarily) without work. A. injured B. disabled C. unemployed 8. They were ________ of their success. A. interested B. excited 9. He is capable running a mile in four minutes. A. at B. about C. of IO.Wehaven't seen each other ~~- we met at Peter's party. A. since B.before C. during D. for 11. Knowing several helpful if you work for an international corporation. A. languages are B. languages is C. language is D. lang4age are Read the passage below and choose the' word (A,B,C,or D) that best fits each space. Television is one of man's most important (12)_- of communication. It brings pictures and sounds from around the world into millions of homes. A person with a television set can sit in his house and watch the President (13) a speech or visit a foreign country. (14)__- television, he can see and learn about people, places and things in faraway lands. TV can take its viewers out of this world. It brings them (15> of America's astronauts as the astronauts explore outer space. (16)- all these things, television brings its viewers a steady stream of programs that are designed to entertain. B. making friends with Charles Barbier D. getting rid of the dashes in Barbier'.s system D. all are correct D. considered D. poor C. happy q. proud D. with 12. A. manner B. means C. technology D. science 13. A. make B. say C. talk D. speak 14. A. In B. Because of C. Througp D. At 15. A. covering B. looks C. scenery D. views 16 A. In addition to B. Beside C. By D. As to 17. Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from the rest. A. door B.'stQP rtJ~daughter D. sPQrt 18. As soon as she came in I knew I her before. A. have seen B. Wasseeing., 19. Her hobby is ------ A. photograph B. photography C. Rhotographic - D. photographer 20. Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced dIfferently from the rest. A. lQve B,.brQther C. heart D. sgdden 21. You will be surprised to visit my hometown because it is now much more modern than it . A. used to be B. would be C. had to be D. had been before 22. Pick out the word that has the stress pattern different from that of the other words. A. appearance B. collection C. ambitious D. industry 23. I enjoy --- but I wouldn't like it all my life. A. teaching I to do B. tea€hing I doing C. to teach I doing 24. Computers have become our daily life. A. portion of B. part of C. a partition of D. section of 25. Joe is looking forward a good job soon. His job interview went very well last week. A. to offering B. offered C. to be offered D. to being offered 26 has he been travelling? -About 100 km. A. How far B. How long C. How much D. How is the distanc 27. Pick out the word that has the stress pattern different from that of the other words. A. human B. mature C. complain D. until ~1"he-chlldre1i better'Teavenow, it's gettIng late: . A. should B. would C. had 29.Choose the underlined word or phrase (A, B, C, or D ) that is incorrect. The work performed bv these officers are not worth our paving them any longer. ABC D Jim passed his driving test, -- surprised everybody. ,4--.that B. which C. what S'e'ction B ( 2.5 mks.) I. :Finish the sentences as directed without changing the meaning of the original ones 1. He decided to sell the house. -Jo He decided that . . . . . . . . 2. People say that Byron lived on vinegar and potatoes. Byron """ . II. Combine the following pairs of sentences into one sentence using relative pronouns. 1.A man answered the phone. He said that Tom was out 2. The woman over there is an artist.' Iccan't remember hi1ename. 3. Jack tried on three jackets. None of them fitted him. C. saw D had seen D. to teach I to do D. ought D. A&B are correct THE END . up of dots and dashes. Soldiers used this system to communicate with one another during the night. Louis adapted this system for his own use. He got rid. produced a simpler system based on dots. Many blind students found this system much easier to use. This came to be known as the "Braille" system. Today