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... Tài liu ôn thi công chc v NNVN 44 Suătm bi phuong1290 *B trí phân công công tác: -Ngiăđngăđuăcăquanăs dng công chc chu trách nhim b trí, phân công giao nhim v cho công ... kin cn thi tăđ công chc thi hành công v, thc hinăđyăđ ch đ, chính sách vi công chc. -B trí, phân công công tác cho công chc phi: phù hp nhim v đc giao vi ngch công chcăđc ... bo v tài sn caă nhàă nc, ca tp th; bo v tính mng, tài sn, t do, danh d và nhân phm ca công dân. Tài liu ôn thi công chc v NNVN 43 Suătm bi phuong1290 +Công chc...

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Whichsentenceexpressesthesameideaastheabove?A.I'dratheryoudidn'tsmokeinhere.B.I'dratheryoushouldn'tsmokeinhere.C.I'dratheryounottosmokeinhere.D.I'dratheryoudon'tsmokeinhere.157.157.157.157.Havingbeenservedlunch,_____A.theproblemwasdiscussedbythemembersofthecommittee.B.itwasdiscussedbythecommitteememberstheproblemC.thecommitteemembersdiscussedtheproblem.D.adiscussionoftheproblemwasmadebythemembersofthecommittee.158.158.158.158.Thechairmanrequestedthat_____.A.themembersstudiedmorecarefullytheproblemB.themembersstudytheproblemmorecarefullyC.withmorecarefulnesstheproblemcouldbestudiedD.theproblemwasmorecarefulnesslystudied159.159.159.159.“Iwasnotthereatthetime.”Whichsentenceexpressthesameideaastheabove?A.Hedeniedthatthereatthetime.B.Hedeniedbeingthereatthetime.C.Hedeniednotbeingtherethereatthetime.D.hedeniedthathewasn’tthereatthetime.“Whereareyouspendingyourholidays?”Janetaskedus.InReportedSpeechthissentenceshouldreadA.Janetaskedusthatwherewewerespendingourholidays.B.JanetaskeduswherewerewespendingourholidaysC.JanetaskeduswhereyouwerespendingyourholidaysD.Janetaskeduswherewewerespendingourholidays160.160.160.160.Iusuallydrivetowork,buttodayIgobybus.Whichsentenceexpressthesameideaastheabove?A.AlthoughIcandrivetowork,Igobybustoday.B.AlthoughIcangobybus,Idrivetoworktoday.C.Insteadofdrivingtowork,Igobybustoday.D.Insteadofgoingbybus,Idrivetoworktoday.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE30b.BothJillandherparentshaveseenthismoviebefore.c.NeitherJillnorherparentshaveseenthismoviebefore.d.Jillwithherparentshasseenthismoviebefore.212.212.212.212.Idon’tfinditdifficulttogetupearlyinthemorning.a.Iamusedtogetupearlyinthemorning.b.Iamusedtofindingitdifficulttogetupearlyinthemorning.c.Iusedtotogetupearlyinthemorning.d.Iamusedtogettingupearlyinthemorning.213.213.213.213.Larrydidn’tbuytheshirtbecauseshedidn’thaveenoughmoney.a.IfLarryhadn’thadenoughmoney,shewouldn’thaveboughttheshirt.b.IfLarryhadhadenoughmoney,shewouldhaveboughttheshirt.c.IfLarryhadhadenoughmoney,shewouldbuytheshirt.d.IfLarryhadenoughmoney,shewouldhaveboughttheshirt.214.214.214.214.Myfatheroftenwalksintheparkwithmymothereverymorning.a.Myfatheroftenhasawalkintheparkwithmymothereverymorning.b.Myfatheroftenhaswalkedintheparkwithmymothereverymorning.c.Myfatheroftenhaswalkintheparkwithmymothereverymorning.d.Myfatheroftenhashadawalkintheparkwithmymothereverymorning.215.215.215.215.Theyseldomwenttothecinemalastyear.a.Seldomdidtheywenttothecinemalastyear.b.Seldomtheywenttothecinemalastyear.c.Seldomdidtheygotothecinemalastyear.d.Seldomdotheygotothecinemalastyear.216.216.216.216.Wedidn’tintendtogoforawalkwiththem.a.Wehadnotintentionofgoingforawalkwiththem.b.Wehadnointentiontogoforawalkwiththem.c.Wehadnotendencytogoforawalkwiththem.d.Wehadnointentionofgoingforawalkwiththem.217.217.217.217.“Didyouphonemeyesterday?”TomsaidtoMary.a.TomaskedMaryifshephonedhimyesterday.b.TomaskedMarythatshehadphonedhimthedaybefore.c.TomaskedMaryifshehadphonedhimthepreviousday.d.TomaskedMaryifhehadphonedherthedaybefore.218.218.218.218.Johnmissedtheferrybecausehiscarbrokedown.a.IfJohn’scarhadn’tbrokendown,hewouldn’thavemissedtheferry.b.IfJohn’scarhadbrokendown,hewouldhavemissedtheferry.c.IfJohn’scarbrokedown,hewouldmisstheferry.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE16A.Annwasn’tofferedthejob.B.Thejobwasn’tofferedAnnbythem.C.Annwasn’tofferedthemthejob.D.Annwasofferedthejobbythem112.112.112.112.Somebodymighthavestolenyourcar.A.YourcarmighthavebeenstolenB.Somebodymighthavebeenstolenyourcar.C.Yourcarmightbestolen.D.Yourcarmighthavebestolenbysomebody.113.113.113.113.Theythinkthattheownerofthehousehasgoneabroad.A.Theownerofthehouseisthoughttogoabroad.B.Theownerofthehouseisthoughttohavebeengoingabroad.C.Theownerofthehouseisthoughttohavebeengoneabroad.D.Theownerofthehouseisthoughttohavegoneabroad.114.114.114.114.Shestartedworkthreemonthsago.A.Itisthreemonthssinceshestartedwork.B.Shehadbeenworkingforthreemonths.C.Sheisworkinghereforthreemonthsnow.D.It’sthreemonthsthatsheworkedfor.115.115.115.115.Mycareerasateacherbegan14yearsago.A.Ihavestartedteachingfor14yearsnow.B.For14yearshaveIbeenateacher.C.Iwasateacherfor14years.D.Ihavebeenateacherfor14yearsnow.116.116.116.116.Ithasalwaysbeenmyambitiontobecomeafamousartist.A.Iwanttobecomeafamousartistassoonaspossible.B.AlwaysinmylifedoIwanttobecomeafamousartist.C.Ihavealwaysdreamtofbecomingafamousartist.D.Dreamingofbecomingafamousartist,Ialwayshavethatambition.117.117.117.117.AssoonasIreceivemyresult,Iwillphoneyou.A.IwillringyouthemomentIreceivemyresult.B.SoonerorlaterafterIreceivemyresult.Iwillgiveyouaring.C.Afterreceivingmyresult,Iwillcallyou.D.IwillmakeaphonecalltoyouwhenIgetmyresult.118.118.118.118.WhenIwasayounggirl,chocolatewasoneofmyfavourites.A.Whenveryyoung,Ilikeeatingchocolatecakes.B.ChocolateusedtobeafavoriteofminewhenIwasayounggirl.C.Myfavouritewaschocolateaswasalittlegirl.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE12A.TherewerenotenoughtimetoholdthemeetingB.peoplewantedtogetaway,sothemeetingbeganearlyC.ThemeetingwasplannedtostartinashorttimeD.Themeetinglastedmuchlongerthanusual82.82.82.82.Whentheyarrived,thegoodseatswerealreadytakenA.Theydidn’tgetgoodseatsbecausetheyarrivedtoolateB.TheyarrivedlateenoughtogetgoodseatsC.TheyhadtostandforthewholeshowD.Wecouldn’tgetgoodseatsalthoughwearrivedearly83.83.83.83.TheywouldneverhaveacceptedhismoneyiftheyhadknownhisplansA.Theyknewwhathewantedtodo,sotheyrefusedhismoneyB.TheyagreedwithhiswishesbecausetheyweregladtohavehismoneyC.Theydidn’tknowhisplansandnevertookmoneyfromhimD.Theytookthemoneyheofferedthemwithoutrealizinghispurpose84.84.84.84.HecouldnotaffordtobuythecarA.Hecouldn’tbuythecarbecauseitwastooexpensiveB.HeboughtthecarbecauseitwasexpensiveC.HeboughtthecarthoughitwasexpensiveD.Hehadenoughmoneybuthedidn’tbuythecar85.85.85.85.TamisnotgoodatEnglishandneitheramIA.NeitherTamnorIamgoodatEnglishB.EitherTamorIamgoodatEnglishC.I’mnotasgoodatEnglishasTamisD.Tamisn’tgoodatEnglishbutIam86.86.86.86.I’malwaysnervouswhenItravelbyairA.IfeelsafewhenItravelbyairB.I’venevertravelbuybecausesometimesfeelnervousC.TravellingbyairalwaysmakesmenervousD.Ialwaysfeelnervous,soInevertravelbyair87.87.87.87.“Let’sgoonawalkingtoday?”,saidTrangA.JanesuggestedgoingonawalkingB.JanewantedustogoingonawalkingC.JanesuggestedtogoonawalkingD.Janeallowustogoonawalking88.88.88.88.“I’msorryIhavetoleavesoearly”hesaidA.HeapologizedforhavingtoleaveearlyB.HeapologizethathehastoleaveearlyB.HeapologizesforhavingtoleaveearlyA.HeapologizeforhavingtoleaveearlyA.HeapologizeofhavingtoleaveearlyÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE31d.IfJohnhadn’tmissedtheferry,hiscarwouldn’thavebrokendown.219.219.219.219.Theyknockeddowntheoldhouseonthecornerlastyear.a.Theoldhouseonthecornerwereknockeddownlastyear.b.Thecornerwasknockeddownbytheoldhouselastyear.c.Theoldhouseonthecornerwasknockeddownlastyear.d.Theoldhousewasonthecornerknockeddownlastyear.220.220.220.220.Wouldyouliketogooutforadrink?a.Doyoufeelliketogooutforadrink?b.Doyoufeeltogooutforadrink?c.Doyoufeellikingtogooutforadrink?d.Doyoufeellikegoingoutforadrink?221.221.221.221.Hewastired,butheagreedtoplaytennis.a.Althoughhewastired,butheagreedtoplaytennis.b.Becausehewastired,heagreedtoplaytennis.c.Inspiteofhistiredness,heagreedtoplaytennis.d.Despitetired,heagreedtoplaytennis.222.222.222.222.Wecanavoidwaitingbybookingtheticketsinadvance.a.Ifwebooktheticketsinadvance,wewon’thavetowait.b.Wecanavoidwaitingeventhoughwebooktheticketsinadvance.c.Wecanwaitbecausewebooktheticketsinadvance.d.Wecanavoidwaitingsoastobooktheticketsinadvance.223.223.223.223.IttookJanethreehourstosortoutherstamps.a.Janespentthreehourstosortoutherstamps.b.Janesortedoutherstampsinthreehours.c.Janespentonthreehourssortingherstamps.d.Janetookthreehourstosortoutherstamps.224.224.224.224.Hewasgivenachancetostayonatthisgarage.a.Theygaveachancehimtostayonatthisgarage.b.Theygavehimtoachancetostayonatthisgarage.c.Someonegavehimachancetostayonatthisgarage.d.Achancegavehimtostayonatthisgarage.225.225.225.225.Hemadeagreatdiscovery.Hewasveryproudofit.a.Hewasveryproudofwhathemadeagreatdiscovery.b.Hetookprideinmakingagreatdiscovery.c.Hewasinterestedinagreatdiscovery.d.Hewasveryproudofhemadeagreatdiscovery.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE32226.226.226.226.I’msorryImissedyourbirthdayparty.a.IwishIhadmissedyourbirthdayparty.b.IwishIdidn’tmissyourbirthdayparty.c.IwishImissedyourbirthdayparty.d.IwishIhadattendedyourbirthdayparty.227.227.227.227.“You’dbetterputyourmoneyinthebank.”Isaid.a.Iadvisedhimtoputhismoneyinthebank.b.Iadvisedtoputhismoneyinthebank.c.Iadvisedhismoneytobeputinthebank.d.Iadvisedhe’dbetterputhismoneyinthebank.228.228.228.228.Heprefersplayinggolftoswimming.a.Hewouldratherplayinggolfthanswimming.b.Hewouldratherplaygolftoswim.c.Hewouldratherplaygolfthanswim.d.Hewouldratherplaygolfthanswimming.229.229.229.229.Thebagwassoheavythatshecouldn’tcarryitupstairs.a.Thebagwastooheavyforhertocarryitupstairs.b.Thebagwassoheavyforhertocarryupstairs.c.Thebagwasheavyenoughforhertocarryupstairs.d.Thebagwastooheavyforhertocarryupstairs.230.230.230.230.It’shardtoconcentratewhenyouaretired.A.Themoretiredyouare,it’shardertoconcentrate.B.Whenyouaretired,theharderitistoconcentrate.C.Themosttiredyouare,thehardestitistoconcentrate.D.Themoretiredyouare,theharderitistoconcentrate231.231.231.231.Aftertwenty-fiveyearsofhardwork,hemadeadecisiontoretire.A.Hemadeadecisiontoretireafterhehadworkedhardfortwenty-fiveyears.B.Hemadeadecisiontoretireafterhishardworkfortwenty-fiveyears.C.Hehasbeenworkinghardfortwenty-fiveyearsbeforeheretired.D.Afterheworkedhardintwenty-fiveyears,hemadeadecisiontorerite.232.232.232.232.Myfatherhasn’tsmokedforthreeyears.A.Myfatherdidn’tsmokefrom3years.B.Myfatherstoppedsmoking3yearsago.C.Myfatherstoppedtosmokeforthreeyears.D.Myfatherstoppedtosmoke3yearsago.233.233.233.233.Themoondoesn’thavetheatmosphere,neitherdoestheplanetsMars.A.NeitherthemoonortheplanetMarshastheatmosphere.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE25175.175.175.175.“Youshouldhavefinishedthereportbynow,”Johntoldhissecretary.A.Johnreproachedhissecretaryfornothavingfinishedthereport.B.Johnsaidthathissecretaryhadnotfinishedthereport.C.Johnremindedhissecretaryoffinishingthereportontime.D.Johnscoldedhissecretaryfornothavingfinishedthereport.176.176.176.176.“IfIwereyou,Iwouldtakethejob,”saidmyroom-mate.A.Myroom-matewasthinkingabouttakingthejob.B.Myroom-mateadvisedmetotakethejob.C.Myroom-mateintroducedtheideaoftakingthejobtome.D.Myroom-mateinsistedontakingthejobforme.177.177.177.177.“It’stoostuffyinthisroom,isn’tit?”saidtheguest.A.Theguestsuggestedthattheroomshouldbeaired.B.Theguestremarkedthattheroomshouldbeaired.C.Theguestsaidthattheroomwastoocrowded.D.Theguestsaidthattherewastoomuchstuffintheroom.178.178.178.178.“Cigarette?”heasked.“No,thanks.”Isaid.A.Heaskedforacigarette,andIimmediatelyrefused.B.Hementionedacigarette,soIthankedhim.C.Heofferedmeacigarette,soIpromptlydeclined.D.HeaskedifIwassmoking,andIdeniedatonce.179.179.179.179.Thedoctorsaid,“Youreallyoughttorestforafewdays,Jasmine.”A.Jasmine’sdoctorinsistedthatsheshouldrestforafewdays.B.ThedoctorsuggestedthatJasmineshouldtakeashortrest.C.Itisthedoctor’srecommendationthatJasminerestedshortly.D.thedoctorstronglyadvisedJasminetotakeafewdays’rest.180.180.180.180.“Iwillpaybackthemoney,Gloria.”SaidIvan.A.IvanapologisedtoGloriaforborrowinghermoney.B.IvanofferedtopayGloriathemoneyback.C.IvanpromisedtopaybackGloria’smoney.D.IvansuggestedpayingbackthemoneytoGloria.181.181.181.181.Thechildrencouldn’tdoswimmingbecausetheseawastoorough.A.Thechildrenwerenotcalmenoughtoswiminthesea.B.Theseawasroughenoughforthechildrentoswimin.C.Theseawastooroughforthechildrentogoswimming.D.theseawastooroughtothechildren’sswimming.182.182.182.182.“Wouldyouliketocometomybirthdayparty,Sarha?”askedFrederic.A.FredericinvitedSarhatohisbirthdayparty.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE637.37.37.37.Ifyouhonorme,Iwillappreciateit.A.IfIamtobehonored,itistobeappreciated.B.Thankyouforyourappreciationtohonorme.C.Becauseofyourhonor,Iwillappreciate.D.Youareappreciatedtohonorme.38.38.38.38.Barrycontinuedtosmokeeventhoughwehadadvisedhimtoquit.A.Barrytookouradvicesohestoppedsmoking.B.IfwehadadvisedBarry,hewouldhavequitsmoking.C.Barrydidnotquitsmokingbecauseofouradvice.D.Despitebeingtoldnottosmoke,Barrycontinuedtodo.39.39.39.39.ManypeoplethinkStevestolethemoney.A.ItwasnotStevewhostolethemoney.B.Steveisthoughttohavestolenthemoney.C.ManypeoplethinkthemoneyisstolenbySteve.D.ThemoneyisthoughttobestolenbySteve.40.40.40.40.Themansuddenlyrealizedthattheneighborwaswatchinghim.A.Themansuddenlyrealizedthathewas-beingwatchedbytheneighbor.B.Theneighborwaswatchingthemanandhesuddenlyrealizedthat.C.Theneighborwassuddenlyrealizedthemanandwatchinghim.D.Themansuddenlyrealizedthathewaswatchedbytheneighbor.41.41.41.41.HewassentencedtosixmonthsinprisonforhispartintherobberyA.Hereceivedasixmonthsinprisonforhispartintherobbery.B.Hereceivedasix-monthsentenceforhispartintherobbery.C.Forhisparticipationintherobbery,hehadbeeninprisonforsixmonths.D.Forhisparticipationintherobbery,aprisonhadbeengiventohimforsixmonths.42.42.42.42.Madeleinewearshighheelstolooktaller.A.Inordertolooktaller,Madeleinewearshighheels.B.Sothattolooktaller,Madeleinewearshighheels.C.Madeleinewantshighheelstomakehertaller.D.Madeleinebuyshighheelstolooktaller.43.43.43.43.HestartedlearningFrenchsixyearsago.A.HehaslearnedFrenchforsixyears.B.ItwassixyearsagodidhestartlearningFrench.C.Hehasn’tlearntFrenchforsixyears.D.ItissixyearssincehehaslearntFrench.44.44.44.44.Peoplebelievedhewonalotofmoneyonthelottery.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE33B.EitherthemoonnortheplanetMarshastheatmosphere.C.NeitherthemoonnortheplanetMarshastheatmosphere.D.EitherthemoonortheplanetMarshastheatmosphere.234.234.234.234.MissMariaislookingforajobasasecretary.A.ItwasMissMariawhoislookingforajobasasecretary.B.ItisMissMariawhoislookingforajobasasecretary.C.ItwasMissMariawhoisbeinglookedforajobasasecretary.D.ItisMissMariawhoislookingforasecretary.235.235.235.235.NooneinourclasscanspeakEnglishasfluentlyasMai.A.MaispeaksEnglishmorefluentlythannooneinourclass.B.MaiistheworstEnglishspeakerinourclass.C.MaispeaksEnglishasfluentlyasotherpeopleinourclass.D.MaispeaksEnglishthemostfluentlyinourclass.236.236.236.236.Anoldwomansawhimbreakintothebuilding.A.Hewasseentobreakintothebuildingbyanoldwoman.B.Hewasseenbreakintothebuildingbyanoldwoman.C.Hewasseentohavebrokenintothebuildingbyanoldwoman.D.Hewasseentobebrokenintothebuildingbyanoldwoman.237.237.237.237.Ihaven’tgonetothecinemafortenyears.A.It’stenyearsIhaven’tgonetothecinema.B.ItwastenyearsagoIwenttothecinema.C.ThelasttimeIwenttothecinemawastenyears.D.Ilastwenttothecinematenyearsago.238.238.238.238.Hedescribedtheaccidentasifhe____.A.sawitwithhisowneyesB.hadseenitwithhisowneyesC.seesitwithhisowneyesD.hasseenitwithhisowneyes239.239.239.239.Theysaythatthevisitorswerekilledbyterrorists.A.Itissaidthatthevisitorswerekilledbyterrorists.B.Thevisitorsaresaidtohavekilledbyterrorists.C.Thevisitorsaresaidtohavebeenkilledbyterrorists.D.A&Carecorrect.arecorrect.240.240.240.240.“Wherewereyouspendingyourholidays?”Janetaskedus.A.Janetaskeduswherewehadbeenspendingourholidays.B.Janetaskedusthatwherewewerespendingourholidays.C.Janetaskeduswhereyouwerespendingyourholidays.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE23161.161.161.161.Thepolicestartedinvestigatingthecaseaweekago.Whichsentenceexpressthesameideaastheabove?A.Thepolicehaveinvestigatedthecaseforaweek.B.Thepolicehasinvestigatedthecaseforaweek.C.Thepolicehaveinvestigatedthecasesinceaweek.DThepolicehasinvestigatedthecaseforaweek.162.162.162.162.Immediately,afterhisarrival,thingswentwrong.Whichsentenceexpressthesameideaastheabove?A.Whenhewasarriving,thingswentwrongB.Becausehearrived,thingsstillwentwrongC.Nolongerdidhearrive,butthingsstillwentwrongD.Nosoonerhadhearrivedthatthingswentwrong163.163.163.163.Thetrainshouldbehereanyminutenow.Whichsentenceexpressthesameideaastheabove?A.Weareexpectingthetraintoarrivesoon.B.Wearesurprisedthatthetrainhasnotarrivedyet.C.Weknowthatthetrainisontime.D.Weknowthatthetrainisrarelylate.164.164.164.164.Themeetingwasputoffbecauseofpressureoftime.WeunderstandfromthissentencethatA.Peoplewantedtogetaway,sothemeetingbeganearly.B.Therewasnotenoughtimetoholdthemeeting.C.themeetingisplannedtostartinashorttime.D.Themeetinglastedmuchlongerthanusual.165.165.165.165.Allright,Jenny,youmaypayforthecoffeeifyouinsist.WeunderstandfromthissentencethatA.It’sJennydutytopayforthecoffee.B.Jennywouldpayifshehadenoughmoney.C.Jennyisbeingaskedtopayforthecoffee.D.Jennywantstopayforthecoffee.166.166.166.166.Hekeptitonlybecausenobodyelsehadwantedit.Whichsentenceexpressthesameideaastheabove?A.HewouldhavekeptitifnobodyelsehadwanteditB.HewouldhavekeptitifanybodyelsewanteditC.Hewouldn’thavekeptitifanybodyelsewanteditD.Hewouldn’thavekeptitifanybodyelsehadwantedit.167.167.167.167.Thewomanwastooweaktoliftthebasket.ChoosethesentencenearestinmeaningtothissentenceA.Shewassoweakthatshecouldn’tliftthebasketB.Thewomanshouldn’thaveliftthebasketbecauseshewassoweak.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv 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MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE26B.FredericaskedifSarhawasabletocometohisbirthdayparty.C.FredericaskedSarhaifshelikeshisbrithdaypartyornot.D.FredericremindedSarhaofhiscomingbirthdayparty.183.183.183.183.opinion/election/fairA.Myopinionwasfairabouttheelection.B.Inmyopinion,Ithinktheelectionwasfair.C.Accordingtomyopinion,theelectionwasfair.D.Inmyopinion,theelectionwasfair.184.184.184.184.you/really/be/able/dress/yourself/ageA.Youmustreallybeableofdressingyourselfinyourage.B.Youshouldreallybeabletodressyourselfatyourage!C.Youhavereallybeenableofdressingyourselfbyyourage.D.Youarereallyableofdressingyourselfthisage!185.185.185.185.provide/yourhandwriting/legible/testscorer/accept/youranswerA.Providingyourhandwritingislegible,thetestscorerdoesnotacceptyouranswer.B.Providedforyourlegiblehandwriting,thetestscorerhastoacceptyouranswer.C.Providedthatyourhandwritingislegible,youranswerwillbeacceptedbyanytestscorer.D.Providingwithyourlegiblehandwriting,everytestscorermustacceptyouranswer.186.186.186.186.imagine/who/happen/runinto/yesterday/justA.Youimaginejustwhohappenedtorunintousyesterday!B.Haveyoujustimaginedwhohappenedtorunintomeyesterday?C.Couldyouimaginewhojusthappenedtorunintousyesterday?D.JustimaginewhoIhappenedtorunintoyesterday!187.187.187.187.Jack/recover/quickly/hisseriousillnessA.Jackwasrecoveredveryquicklyfromhisseriousillness.B.Jackhasrecoveredquitequicklyfromhisseriousillness.C.Jackwillrecoverquitequicklyafterhisseriousillness.D.Jackrecoveredmorequicklyoverhisseriousillness.188.188.188.188.be/clear/what/expect/youA.Areyouclearaboutyourexpectation?B.Areyouclearwhatisexpectedofyoutodo?C.Areyouexpectationsclear?D.Areyouclearwhatisexpectedofyou?189.189.189.189.hilltop/have/good/view/ourvillageA.Thehilltopcanmakeourvillageviewsbetter.B.Fromthehilltop,ourvillagecanbewellviewed.C.Fromthehilltop,wecanhaveabetterviewofourvillage.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE15C.Unlessthehomeworkiseasy,Iwon’taskyouforhelp.D.Unlessthehomeworkisn’tdifficult,Iwon’taskyouforhelp.104.104.104.104.I’llletyouborrowthebookbutyoumustpromisetoreturnitnextweek.A.Ifyoupromisetoreturnthebook,Iletyouborrowit.B.Ifyoupromisedtoreturnthebook,I’llletyouborrowit.C.Ifyoupromisetoreturnthebooknextweek,I’llletyouborrowit.D.Ifyoupromisetoreturnthebooknextweek,Iwon’tletyouborrowit.105.105.105.105.Youshouldcleanthisroomeveryday.A.Thisroomshouldbecleanedeveryday.B.Thisroomshouldbeencleanedeveryday.C.Thisroomshouldcleaneveryday.D.Thisroomshouldbecleaneveryday.106.106.106.106.Peoplemustnotleavebicyclesinthehall.A.Bicyclesmustnotbeleftinthehall.B.Bicyclesinthehallmustnotbeingleft.C.Bicyclesinthehallmustnotleft.D.Bicyclesmustbeennotleftinthehall.107.107.107.107.Theycancelledallflightsbecauseoffog.A.Allflightswerecancelledbecauseoffog.B.Allflightsbecauseoffogwerecancelled.C.Allflightswerebecauseoffogcancelled.D.Allflightswerecancelledbythembecauseoffog.108.108.108.108.Peopleshouldsendtheircomplaintstotheheadoffice.A.Complaintsshouldbesenttotheheadoffice.B.Complaintsshouldbesendtotheheadofficebypeople.C.Theircomplaintsshouldsendtotheheadofficebypeople.D.Theircomplaintstotheheadofficeshouldbesent.109.109.109.109.NobodytoldmethatGeorgewasill.A.Iwasn’ttoldthatGeorgewasill.B.IwastoldthatGeorgewasn’till.C.Georgewasn’ttoldtobeill.D.Georgewastoldnottobeill.110.110.110.110.Theyarebuildinganewhighwayaroundthecity.A.Anewhighwayisbeingbuiltaroundthecity.B.Anewhighwayisbeenbuiltaroundthecity.C.Anewhighwayaroundthecityisbeingbuilt.D.Aroundthecityanewhighwayisbeingbuilt.111.111.111.111.Theydidn’tofferAnnthejob.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE4A.I’mlikemymum,whereasmybrothertakesaftermydad.B.I’mlikemymum,whereasmybrothertakesovermydad.C.I’mlikemymum,whereasmybrothertakesonmydad.D.I’mlikemymum,whereasmybrothertakesinmydad.23.23.23.23.Althoughhewasverytired,heagreedtohelpmewithmyhomework.A.Tiredashewas,heagreedtohelpmewithmyhomework.B.Despitebeingverytired,butheagreedtohelpmewithmyhomework.C.Tiredthoughhewas,butheagreedtohelpmewithmyhomework.D.Astiredaswashe,heagreedtohelpmewithmyhomework.24.24.24.24.Shehadonlyjustbeguntospeakwhenpeoplestartedinterrupting.A.Shehardlyhadbeguntospeakwhenpeoplestartedinterrupting.B.Hardlyshehadbeguntospeakwhenpeoplestartedinterrupting.C.Hardlyhadshebeguntospeakwhenpeoplestartedinterrupting.D.Shehadn’tbeguntospeakwhenpeoplestartedinterrupting.25.25.25.25.“Let’sgotothecinematonight”hesuggestedA.HesuggestedthemtogotothecinemathatnightB.HesuggestedtheirgoingtothecinemathatnightC.HesuggestedtheywenttothecinemathatnightD.Hesuggestedthatlet’sthemtogotothecinemathatnight26.26.26.26.“Youshouldhavefinishedthereportbynow,”thebosssaidtohissecretary.A.Thebosssuggestedhissecretaryshouldhavefinishedthereportontime.B.Thebossscoldedhissecretaryfornotfinishingthereportontime.C.Thebossremindedhissecretaryoffinishingthereportontime.D.Thebossadvisedhissecretarytofinishthereportontime.27.27.27.27.Theywouldhaveneveracceptedhismoneyiftheyhadknownhisplan.A.Theyknewwhathewantedtodo,sotheyrefusedhismoney.B.Theyagreedwithhiswishesbecausetheyweregladtohavehismoney.C.Theytookthemoneyheofferedthemwithoutrealizinghispurposes.D.Theydidn’tknowhisplanandnevertookthemoneyfromhim.28.28.28.28.Iwasonthepointofleavingthehousewhenhecame.A.NosoonerhadIleftthehousethanhecame.B.Ihadhardlyleftthehousewhenhecame.C.WhenhecameIhadjustleftthehouse.D.Iwasjustabouttoleavethehousewhenhecame.29.29.29.29.Withoutskilfulsurgeryhewouldnothavesurvivedtheoperation.A.Haditbeenforskilfulsurgeryhewouldnothavesurvivedtheoperation.B.Hewouldn'thavesurvivedtheoperationifhehadn'thadskilfulsurgery.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE19C.Wemayn’tgetavisaforSingapore.D.Weshouldn’tgetavisaforSingapore.134.134.134.134.Thegirljustsaidhello.SheisTom’syoungestsister.A.ThegirlwhojustsaidhelloisTom’syoungestsister.B.ThegirlsayinghelloisTom’syoungestsister.C.ThegirljustsaidhelloisTom’syoungestsister.D.Thegirl,whojustsaidhello,isTom’syoungestsister.135.135.135.135.I’mwaitingforthebus.Itislate.A.ThebuswhichI’mwaitingislate.B.ThebuswhomI’mwaitingforislate.C.ThebusforthatI’mwaitingislate.D.ThebusI’mwaitingforislate.136.136.136.136.Thishousewasbuiltyearsago.Itisstillinverygoodshape.A.Thishouse,whichbuiltyearsago,isstillinverygoodshape.B.Thishouse,builtyearsago,isstillinverygoodshape.C.Thishouse,buildingyearsago,isstillinverygoodshape.D.Thishouse,whichwasbuiltyearsagoisstillinverygoodshape.137.137.137.137.Thepeoplewatchedthegame.Noneofthemwilleverforgetit.A.Noneofthepeoplethatwatchedthegamewilleverforgetit.B.Thepeoplewatchedthegamenoneofwhomwilleverforgetit.C.Nobodythatwatchedthegamewilleverforgetit.D.BothAandCarecorrect.138.138.138.138.Quangisverygoodatdrawing.Hisfatherisafamouspainter.A.Quangwhosefatherisafamouspainterisverygoodatdrawing.B.Quang,whosefatherisafamouspainterisverygoodatdrawing.C.Quang,whosefatherisafamouspainter,isverygoodatdrawing.D.Quang’sfather,whoisafamouspainter,isverygoodatdrawing.139.139.139.139.That’stheman.Itoldyouabouthimyesterday.A.That’sthemanaboutwhomItoldyouyesterday.B.That’sthemanwhomItoldyouyesterday.C.That’sthemanaboutthatItoldyouyesterday.D.That’sthemanItoldyouyesterday.140.140.140.140.Hedrivesmorecarelesslythanheusedto.A.Hedoesn’tdriveascarefullyasheusedto.B.Hedoesn’tdrivecarefullythanheusedto.C.Hedoesn’tdriveascarefullythanheusedto.D.Hedoesn’tdriveascarefullyhedoes.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE29a.Theyarenotusuallyusedtodrinkingwine.b.Theyarenotusedtousuallydrinkingwine.c.Theyarenotusedtodrinkingwine.d.Theyarenotusedtodrinkwine.205.205.205.205.Althoughtheweatherchanged,thepicnicwentaheadasplanned.a.Inspitethechangeintheweather,thepicnicwentaheadasplanned.b.Inspiteoftheweatherchanged,thepicnicwentaheadasplanned.c.Inspitethechangeintheweather,thepicnicwentaheadasplanned.d.Inspiteofchangingtheweather,thepicnicwentaheadasplanned.206.206.206.206.ItismoredifficulttolearntospeakEnglishthantolearntowriteit.a.LearningtospeakEnglishismoredifficultthantolearntowriteit.b.LearningtospeakEnglishisasdifficultaslearningtowriteit.c.LearningtospeakEnglishismoredifficultthanlearningtowriteit.d.LearningtospeakEnglishisnotsodifficultaslearningtowriteit.207.207.207.207.Theybuilttheschoolin1990.a.Theschoolwasbeingbuiltin1990.b.Theschoolwasbuiltin1990.c.Theschoolwasbuildingin1990.d.Theschoolwhichwasbuiltin1990.208.208.208.208.Thehousewiththewhitewallismyuncle’s.a.Thehousewhosewalliswhiteismyuncle.b.Thehousewherewalliswhiteismyuncle’s.c.Thehousewhichwalliswhiteismyuncle’s.d.Thehousewhosewalliswhitebelongstomyuncle.209.209.209.209.Theyworkedveryhardinspiteoftheiroldage.a.Despitetheywereold,theyworkedveryhard.b.Althoughtheywereold,theyworkedveryhard.c.Thoughtheywereoldage,theyworkedveryhard.d.Eventhoughtheyold,theyworkedveryhard.210.210.210.210.ThelaststudentwhowasinterviewedwasJohn.a.ThelaststudenttobeinterviewedwasJohn.b.ThelaststudenttointerviewwasJohn.c.ThelaststudentwasJohntobeinterviewed.d.ThelaststudentinterviewingwasJohn.211.211.211.211.Jillhasn’tseenthismoviebefore.Neitherhaveherparents.a.EitherJillorherparentshaveseenthismoviebefore.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE24C.Althoughshewasveryweak,shecouldliftthebasketD.Thewomanliftthebasket,soshewasn’tveryweak.168.168.168.168.Thethiefworeglovessoastoavoidleavinganyfingerprints.A.Thethiefworeglovessoastonotleaveanyfingerprints.B.Thethiefworeglovessothatnotleaveanyfingerprints.C.Thethiefworeglovesinordernottoleaveanyfingerprints.D.Thethiefworeglovesinordertonotleaveanyfingerprints.169.169.169.169.“Don’tforgettophonetheoffice”,shesaidA.Sheremindedhimnotforgettophonetheoffice.B.Sheremindedhimtoforgetnottophonetheoffice.C.Sheremindedhimtophonetheoffice.D.Sheremindedhimaboutphoningtheoffice.170.170.170.170.Itisbelievedthatthemanescapedinastolencar.A.Themanisbelievedtobeescapedinastolencar.B.Themanisbelievedtohaveescapedinastolencar.C.Themanwasbelievedtobeescapedinastolencar.D.Theybelievedthatthemanstolethecar.171.171.171.171.ShestartedlearningEnglishtenyearsago.A.ShehasnotlearntEnglishbefore.B.ShehaslearntEnglishsincetenyears.C.ShehasstartedlearningEnglishfortenyears.D.ShehaslearntEnglishfortenyears.172.172.172.172.Theyspentalotofmoneyonfoodandclothes.A.Alotofmoneywasspentonfoodandclothes.B.Alotofmoneywerespentonfoodandclothes.C.Alotofmoneyonfoodandclotheswerespent.D.Moneywasspentalotonfoodandclothes.173.173.173.173.“LeavemyhousenoworI’llcallthepolice!”shoutedtheladytotheman.A.Theladythreatenedtocallthepoliceifthemandidn’tleaveherhouse.B.Theladysaidthatshewouldcallthepoliceifthemandidn’tleaveherhouse.C.Theladytoldthemanthatshewouldcallthepoliceifhedidn’tleaveherhouse.D.Theladyinformedthemanthatshewouldcallthepoliceifhedidn’tleaveherhouse.174.174.174.174.Helasthadhiseyestestedtenmonthsago.A.Hehadtestedhiseyestenmonthsago.B.Hehadnottestedhiseyesfortenmonthsthen.C.Hehasn’thadhiseyestestedfortenmonths.D.Hedidn’thaveanytestonhiseyesintenmonths.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE18A.Hesuggestedtheytogotothecinemathatnight.B.Hesuggestedgoingtothecinemathatnight.C.Hesuggestedthattheywenttothecinemathatnight.D.Hesuggestedthatlet’sthemgotothecinemathatnight.127.127.127.127.“What’syourjob?”,saidthedoctortoMr.Thomas.A.ThedoctoraskedMr.Thomaswhathisjobwas.B.ThedoctoraskedMr.Thomaswhathisjobis.C.ThedoctoraskedMr.Thomaswhatwashisjob.D.ThedoctoraskedMr.Thomaswhatishisjob.128.128.128.128.It’spossiblethatwewon’tgocampingthisweekend.A.Wewillprobablygocampingthisweekend.B.Wewillnotgocampingthisweekend.C.Wemaynotgocampingthisweekend.D.Wemustnotgocampingthisweekend.129.129.129.129.Ithinkit’snecessarytotellTimaboutitatonce.A.Timmaybetoldaboutitatonce.B.Timshouldbetoldaboutitatonce.C.Timmustbetoldaboutitatonce.D.Timmightbetoldaboutitatonce.130.130.130.130.Itisessentialthatwemeethimattheairport.A.Hemustbemetattheairport.B.Hemightbemetattheairport.C.Heshouldbemetattheairport.D.Hemaybemetattheairport.131.131.131.131.It’sverylikelythatthecompanywillaccepthisapplication.A.Thecompanyneedsaccepthisapplication.B.Thecompanymight/mayaccepthisapplication.C.Thecompanymustaccepthisapplication.D.Thecompanyshouldaccepthisapplication.132.132.132.132.Everystudentisrequiredtowriteanessayonthetopic.A.Everystudentmightwriteanessayonthetopic.B.Everystudentmustwriteanessayonthetopic.C.Theyrequireeverystudentwriteanessayonthetopic.D.Everystudentshouldwriteanessayonthetopic.133.133.133.133.Itisn’tnecessaryforustogetavisaforSingapore.A.Weneedn’tgetavisaforSingapore.B.Wemustn’tgetavisaforSingapore.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE315.15.15.15.Bill,nothisroommate,wrotethatpaper.A.Billwrotethepaperwithouthelpfromhisroommate.B.Bill’sroommatewrotethepaper.C.NeitherBillnorhisroommatewrotethepaper.D.Billwrotethepaperwithhisroommate.16.16.16.16.Davidseemsreallyillateaseinfrontofallthosepeople.A.Davidfeelsuncomfortableinfrontofallthosepeople.B.Davidiseasytobeillbecauseofallthosepeople.C.Davidisillbecausehestandsinfrontofallthosepeople.D.Davidfeelscomfortableinfrontofallthosepeople.17.17.17.17.Hardlyareappealsallowedagainstthecoucil’sdecision.A.Thecoucilalwaysallowsappealsagainstitsdecisions.B.It’stoohardforthecouciltoallowappealsagainstitsdecisions.C.Thecoucilrarelyallowsappealsagainstitsdecisions.D.Allowingappealsagainstitsdecisionsisnotgood.18.18.18.18.Theyarrivedtoolatetogetgoodseats.A.Theyhadtostandforthewholeshow.B.Althoughtheywerelatetheyfoundsomegoodseats.C.Theygotgoodseatssometimeaftertheyarrived.D.Whentheyarrivedthegoodseatswerealreadytaken.19.19.19.19.Aftertheverysaltyfoodwehad,wewerealldyingofthirst.A.Wewereverythirstyafterhavingtheverysaltyfood.B.Wealldiedbecauseweweretoothirsty.C.Thefoodwasnotsaltyenoughforustohave.D.Wealldiedbecausetherewasnotenoughfood.20.20.20.20.NothingbutthewholestorywouldsatisfyTim.A.Timwouldn’tbesatisfiedwithanything.B.Timinsistedonbeingtoldthecompletestory.C.Onthewhole,Timwassatisfiedwiththestory.D.Timwantedtoknowjusttheendofthestory.21.21.21.21.I’msureitwasn’tMr.Phongyousawbecausehe’sinHanoi.A.Itcouldn’tbeMr.Phongyousawbecausehe’sinHanoi.B.Youmustn’thaveseenMr.Phongbecausehe’sinHanoiC.Itcan’thavebeenMr.Phongyousawbecausehe’sinHanoi.D.Mr.Phongmightn’tseeyoubecausehe’sinHanoi.22.22.22.22.I’mlikemymum,whereasmybrotherlookslikemydad.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE34D.Janetaskeduswherewerewespendingourholidays241.241.241.241.Heworeglassesandafalsebeardsothat____.A.anyonecanrecognizehimB.noonecouldrecognizehimC.noonecanrecognizehimD.noonecouldn’trecognizehim242.242.242.242.Althoughhewasverytired,heagreedtohelpmewithmyhomework.A.Tiredashewas,heagreedtohelpmewithmyhomework.B.Despitebeingverytired,butheagreedtohelpmewithmyhomework.C.Tiredthoughhewas,butheagreedtohelpmewithmyhomework.D.Astiredaswashe,heagreedtohelpmewithmyhomework.243.243.243.243.I’msureitwasn’tMr.Phongyousawbecausehe’sinHanoi.A.Itcouldn’tbeMr.Phongyousawbecausehe’sinHanoi.B.Youmustn’thaveseenMr.Phongbecausehe’sinHanoiC.Itcan’thavebeenMr.Phongyousawbecausehe’sinHanoi.D.Mr.Phongmightn’tseeyoubecausehe’sinHanoi.244.244.244.244.I’mlikemymum,whereasmybrotherlookslikemydad.A.I’mlikemymum,whereasmybrothertakesaftermydad.B.I’mlikemymum,whereasmybrothertakesovermydad.C.I’mlikemymum,whereasmybrothertakesonmydad.D.I’mlikemymum,whereasmybrothertakesinmydad.245.245.245.245.Shehadonlyjustbeguntospeakwhenpeoplestartedinterrupting.A.Shehardlyhadbeguntospeakwhenpeoplestartedinterrupting.B.Hardlyshehadbeguntospeakwhenpeoplestartedinterrupting.C.Hardlyhadshebeguntospeakwhenpeoplestartedinterrupting.D.Shehadn’tbeguntospeakwhenpeoplestartedinterrupting.246.246.246.246.Theywouldhaveneveracceptedhismoneyiftheyhadknownhisplan.A.Theyknewwhathewantedtodo,sotheyrefusedhismoney.B.Theyagreedwithhiswishesbecausetheyweregladtohavehismoney.C.Theytookthemoneyheofferedthemwithoutrealizinghispurposes.D.Theydidn’tknowhisplanandnevertookthemoneyfromhim.247.247.247.247.“Let’sgotothecinematonight”hesuggestedA.HesuggestedthemtogotothecinemathatnightB.HesuggestedtheirgoingtothecinemathatnightC.HesuggestedtheywenttothecinemathatnightD.Hesuggestedthatlet’sthemtogotothecinemathatnightÔnthiĐHkhốiDv 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MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE1389.89.89.89.“Whydon’tyouputabetterlockonthedoor?"saidJohn.A.Johnsuggestedtoputabetterlockonthedoor.B.Johnaskedwhynotputtingabetterlockonthedoor.C.Johnsuggestedputtingabetterlockonthedoor.D.Johnmadeusputabetterlockonthedoor.90.90.90.90.Althoughhislegswerebroken,hemanagedtogetoutofthecarbeforeitexploded.A.Despitehislegstobebroken,hemanagedtogetoutofthecarbeforeitexploded.B.Despitehisbrokenlegs,hewasabletogetoutofthecarbeforeexploding.C.Despitehislegswerebroken,hemanagedtogetoutofthecarbeforeitexploded.D.Despitehisbrokenlegs,hewasabletogetoutofthecarbeforeitexploded.91.91.91.91.Ihaven"teatenthiskindoffoodbefore.A.ThisisthefirsttimeI"veeatenthiskindoffood.B.Ihaven"teatenthiskindoffoodalready.C.ThisisthefirstkindoffoodIhaveeaten.D.EvenbeforeIhavenoteatenthiskindoffood.92.92.92.92.Afterfightingthefirefor12hours,thefiremensucceededinputtingitout.A.Thefiremenmanagedinvaintoputthefireoutaftera12-hourfight.B.Fightingthefirefor12hours,thefiremenwereabletoputitout.C.Thefiremenwasted12hoursputtingthefireout.D.Fightingthefirefor12hours,thefirewasputout.93.93.93.93.Thearchitecthasdrawnplansforanextensiontothehouse.A.Planshavebeendrawnforanextensiontothehousebythearchitect.B.Thehousehashaditsplansforanextensiondrawnbythearchitect.C.Plansforanextensiontothehousehavebeendrawnbythearchitect.D.Thearchitecthashadtheplansdrawnforanextensiontothehouse.94.94.94.94.Idon"thaveenoughmoneywithmenow;otherwiseIwouldbuythatcoat.A.IfIdidn"thaveenoughmoneywithmenow,Iwouldbuythatcoat.B.IfIhadenoughmoneywithmenow,Iwouldbuythatcoat.C.IfIhadenoughmoneywithmenow,Iwouldn"tbuythatcoat.D.IfIdidn"thaveenoughmoneynow,Iwouldn"tbuythatcoat.95.95.95.95.Thatexpressiononhisfacehassomemeaning.A.Thatexpressiononhisfaceismeaningless.B.Thatexpressiononhisfacemeans.C.Thatexpressiononhisfaceismean.D.Thatexpressiononhisfaceismeaningful.96.96.96.96.Sheistooweak;shecan"tsitupandtalktoyou. ... Whichsentenceexpressesthesameideaastheabove?A.I'dratheryoudidn'tsmokeinhere.B.I'dratheryoushouldn'tsmokeinhere.C.I'dratheryounottosmokeinhere.D.I'dratheryoudon'tsmokeinhere.157.157.157.157.Havingbeenservedlunch,_____A.theproblemwasdiscussedbythemembersofthecommittee.B.itwasdiscussedbythecommitteememberstheproblemC.thecommitteemembersdiscussedtheproblem.D.adiscussionoftheproblemwasmadebythemembersofthecommittee.158.158.158.158.Thechairmanrequestedthat_____.A.themembersstudiedmorecarefullytheproblemB.themembersstudytheproblemmorecarefullyC.withmorecarefulnesstheproblemcouldbestudiedD.theproblemwasmorecarefulnesslystudied159.159.159.159.“Iwasnotthereatthetime.”Whichsentenceexpressthesameideaastheabove?A.Hedeniedthatthereatthetime.B.Hedeniedbeingthereatthetime.C.Hedeniednotbeingtherethereatthetime.D.hedeniedthathewasn’tthereatthetime.“Whereareyouspendingyourholidays?”Janetaskedus.InReportedSpeechthissentenceshouldreadA.Janetaskedusthatwherewewerespendingourholidays.B.JanetaskeduswherewerewespendingourholidaysC.JanetaskeduswhereyouwerespendingyourholidaysD.Janetaskeduswherewewerespendingourholidays160.160.160.160.Iusuallydrivetowork,buttodayIgobybus.Whichsentenceexpressthesameideaastheabove?A.AlthoughIcandrivetowork,Igobybustoday.B.AlthoughIcangobybus,Idrivetoworktoday.C.Insteadofdrivingtowork,Igobybustoday.D.Insteadofgoingbybus,Idrivetoworktoday.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE30b.BothJillandherparentshaveseenthismoviebefore.c.NeitherJillnorherparentshaveseenthismoviebefore.d.Jillwithherparentshasseenthismoviebefore.212.212.212.212.Idon’tfinditdifficulttogetupearlyinthemorning.a.Iamusedtogetupearlyinthemorning.b.Iamusedtofindingitdifficulttogetupearlyinthemorning.c.Iusedtotogetupearlyinthemorning.d.Iamusedtogettingupearlyinthemorning.213.213.213.213.Larrydidn’tbuytheshirtbecauseshedidn’thaveenoughmoney.a.IfLarryhadn’thadenoughmoney,shewouldn’thaveboughttheshirt.b.IfLarryhadhadenoughmoney,shewouldhaveboughttheshirt.c.IfLarryhadhadenoughmoney,shewouldbuytheshirt.d.IfLarryhadenoughmoney,shewouldhaveboughttheshirt.214.214.214.214.Myfatheroftenwalksintheparkwithmymothereverymorning.a.Myfatheroftenhasawalkintheparkwithmymothereverymorning.b.Myfatheroftenhaswalkedintheparkwithmymothereverymorning.c.Myfatheroftenhaswalkintheparkwithmymothereverymorning.d.Myfatheroftenhashadawalkintheparkwithmymothereverymorning.215.215.215.215.Theyseldomwenttothecinemalastyear.a.Seldomdidtheywenttothecinemalastyear.b.Seldomtheywenttothecinemalastyear.c.Seldomdidtheygotothecinemalastyear.d.Seldomdotheygotothecinemalastyear.216.216.216.216.Wedidn’tintendtogoforawalkwiththem.a.Wehadnotintentionofgoingforawalkwiththem.b.Wehadnointentiontogoforawalkwiththem.c.Wehadnotendencytogoforawalkwiththem.d.Wehadnointentionofgoingforawalkwiththem.217.217.217.217.“Didyouphonemeyesterday?”TomsaidtoMary.a.TomaskedMaryifshephonedhimyesterday.b.TomaskedMarythatshehadphonedhimthedaybefore.c.TomaskedMaryifshehadphonedhimthepreviousday.d.TomaskedMaryifhehadphonedherthedaybefore.218.218.218.218.Johnmissedtheferrybecausehiscarbrokedown.a.IfJohn’scarhadn’tbrokendown,hewouldn’thavemissedtheferry.b.IfJohn’scarhadbrokendown,hewouldhavemissedtheferry.c.IfJohn’scarbrokedown,hewouldmisstheferry.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE16A.Annwasn’tofferedthejob.B.Thejobwasn’tofferedAnnbythem.C.Annwasn’tofferedthemthejob.D.Annwasofferedthejobbythem112.112.112.112.Somebodymighthavestolenyourcar.A.YourcarmighthavebeenstolenB.Somebodymighthavebeenstolenyourcar.C.Yourcarmightbestolen.D.Yourcarmighthavebestolenbysomebody.113.113.113.113.Theythinkthattheownerofthehousehasgoneabroad.A.Theownerofthehouseisthoughttogoabroad.B.Theownerofthehouseisthoughttohavebeengoingabroad.C.Theownerofthehouseisthoughttohavebeengoneabroad.D.Theownerofthehouseisthoughttohavegoneabroad.114.114.114.114.Shestartedworkthreemonthsago.A.Itisthreemonthssinceshestartedwork.B.Shehadbeenworkingforthreemonths.C.Sheisworkinghereforthreemonthsnow.D.It’sthreemonthsthatsheworkedfor.115.115.115.115.Mycareerasateacherbegan14yearsago.A.Ihavestartedteachingfor14yearsnow.B.For14yearshaveIbeenateacher.C.Iwasateacherfor14years.D.Ihavebeenateacherfor14yearsnow.116.116.116.116.Ithasalwaysbeenmyambitiontobecomeafamousartist.A.Iwanttobecomeafamousartistassoonaspossible.B.AlwaysinmylifedoIwanttobecomeafamousartist.C.Ihavealwaysdreamtofbecomingafamousartist.D.Dreamingofbecomingafamousartist,Ialwayshavethatambition.117.117.117.117.AssoonasIreceivemyresult,Iwillphoneyou.A.IwillringyouthemomentIreceivemyresult.B.SoonerorlaterafterIreceivemyresult.Iwillgiveyouaring.C.Afterreceivingmyresult,Iwillcallyou.D.IwillmakeaphonecalltoyouwhenIgetmyresult.118.118.118.118.WhenIwasayounggirl,chocolatewasoneofmyfavourites.A.Whenveryyoung,Ilikeeatingchocolatecakes.B.ChocolateusedtobeafavoriteofminewhenIwasayounggirl.C.Myfavouritewaschocolateaswasalittlegirl.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE12A.TherewerenotenoughtimetoholdthemeetingB.peoplewantedtogetaway,sothemeetingbeganearlyC.ThemeetingwasplannedtostartinashorttimeD.Themeetinglastedmuchlongerthanusual82.82.82.82.Whentheyarrived,thegoodseatswerealreadytakenA.Theydidn’tgetgoodseatsbecausetheyarrivedtoolateB.TheyarrivedlateenoughtogetgoodseatsC.TheyhadtostandforthewholeshowD.Wecouldn’tgetgoodseatsalthoughwearrivedearly83.83.83.83.TheywouldneverhaveacceptedhismoneyiftheyhadknownhisplansA.Theyknewwhathewantedtodo,sotheyrefusedhismoneyB.TheyagreedwithhiswishesbecausetheyweregladtohavehismoneyC.Theydidn’tknowhisplansandnevertookmoneyfromhimD.Theytookthemoneyheofferedthemwithoutrealizinghispurpose84.84.84.84.HecouldnotaffordtobuythecarA.Hecouldn’tbuythecarbecauseitwastooexpensiveB.HeboughtthecarbecauseitwasexpensiveC.HeboughtthecarthoughitwasexpensiveD.Hehadenoughmoneybuthedidn’tbuythecar85.85.85.85.TamisnotgoodatEnglishandneitheramIA.NeitherTamnorIamgoodatEnglishB.EitherTamorIamgoodatEnglishC.I’mnotasgoodatEnglishasTamisD.Tamisn’tgoodatEnglishbutIam86.86.86.86.I’malwaysnervouswhenItravelbyairA.IfeelsafewhenItravelbyairB.I’venevertravelbuybecausesometimesfeelnervousC.TravellingbyairalwaysmakesmenervousD.Ialwaysfeelnervous,soInevertravelbyair87.87.87.87.“Let’sgoonawalkingtoday?”,saidTrangA.JanesuggestedgoingonawalkingB.JanewantedustogoingonawalkingC.JanesuggestedtogoonawalkingD.Janeallowustogoonawalking88.88.88.88.“I’msorryIhavetoleavesoearly”hesaidA.HeapologizedforhavingtoleaveearlyB.HeapologizethathehastoleaveearlyB.HeapologizesforhavingtoleaveearlyA.HeapologizeforhavingtoleaveearlyA.HeapologizeofhavingtoleaveearlyÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE31d.IfJohnhadn’tmissedtheferry,hiscarwouldn’thavebrokendown.219.219.219.219.Theyknockeddowntheoldhouseonthecornerlastyear.a.Theoldhouseonthecornerwereknockeddownlastyear.b.Thecornerwasknockeddownbytheoldhouselastyear.c.Theoldhouseonthecornerwasknockeddownlastyear.d.Theoldhousewasonthecornerknockeddownlastyear.220.220.220.220.Wouldyouliketogooutforadrink?a.Doyoufeelliketogooutforadrink?b.Doyoufeeltogooutforadrink?c.Doyoufeellikingtogooutforadrink?d.Doyoufeellikegoingoutforadrink?221.221.221.221.Hewastired,butheagreedtoplaytennis.a.Althoughhewastired,butheagreedtoplaytennis.b.Becausehewastired,heagreedtoplaytennis.c.Inspiteofhistiredness,heagreedtoplaytennis.d.Despitetired,heagreedtoplaytennis.222.222.222.222.Wecanavoidwaitingbybookingtheticketsinadvance.a.Ifwebooktheticketsinadvance,wewon’thavetowait.b.Wecanavoidwaitingeventhoughwebooktheticketsinadvance.c.Wecanwaitbecausewebooktheticketsinadvance.d.Wecanavoidwaitingsoastobooktheticketsinadvance.223.223.223.223.IttookJanethreehourstosortoutherstamps.a.Janespentthreehourstosortoutherstamps.b.Janesortedoutherstampsinthreehours.c.Janespentonthreehourssortingherstamps.d.Janetookthreehourstosortoutherstamps.224.224.224.224.Hewasgivenachancetostayonatthisgarage.a.Theygaveachancehimtostayonatthisgarage.b.Theygavehimtoachancetostayonatthisgarage.c.Someonegavehimachancetostayonatthisgarage.d.Achancegavehimtostayonatthisgarage.225.225.225.225.Hemadeagreatdiscovery.Hewasveryproudofit.a.Hewasveryproudofwhathemadeagreatdiscovery.b.Hetookprideinmakingagreatdiscovery.c.Hewasinterestedinagreatdiscovery.d.Hewasveryproudofhemadeagreatdiscovery.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE32226.226.226.226.I’msorryImissedyourbirthdayparty.a.IwishIhadmissedyourbirthdayparty.b.IwishIdidn’tmissyourbirthdayparty.c.IwishImissedyourbirthdayparty.d.IwishIhadattendedyourbirthdayparty.227.227.227.227.“You’dbetterputyourmoneyinthebank.”Isaid.a.Iadvisedhimtoputhismoneyinthebank.b.Iadvisedtoputhismoneyinthebank.c.Iadvisedhismoneytobeputinthebank.d.Iadvisedhe’dbetterputhismoneyinthebank.228.228.228.228.Heprefersplayinggolftoswimming.a.Hewouldratherplayinggolfthanswimming.b.Hewouldratherplaygolftoswim.c.Hewouldratherplaygolfthanswim.d.Hewouldratherplaygolfthanswimming.229.229.229.229.Thebagwassoheavythatshecouldn’tcarryitupstairs.a.Thebagwastooheavyforhertocarryitupstairs.b.Thebagwassoheavyforhertocarryupstairs.c.Thebagwasheavyenoughforhertocarryupstairs.d.Thebagwastooheavyforhertocarryupstairs.230.230.230.230.It’shardtoconcentratewhenyouaretired.A.Themoretiredyouare,it’shardertoconcentrate.B.Whenyouaretired,theharderitistoconcentrate.C.Themosttiredyouare,thehardestitistoconcentrate.D.Themoretiredyouare,theharderitistoconcentrate231.231.231.231.Aftertwenty-fiveyearsofhardwork,hemadeadecisiontoretire.A.Hemadeadecisiontoretireafterhehadworkedhardfortwenty-fiveyears.B.Hemadeadecisiontoretireafterhishardworkfortwenty-fiveyears.C.Hehasbeenworkinghardfortwenty-fiveyearsbeforeheretired.D.Afterheworkedhardintwenty-fiveyears,hemadeadecisiontorerite.232.232.232.232.Myfatherhasn’tsmokedforthreeyears.A.Myfatherdidn’tsmokefrom3years.B.Myfatherstoppedsmoking3yearsago.C.Myfatherstoppedtosmokeforthreeyears.D.Myfatherstoppedtosmoke3yearsago.233.233.233.233.Themoondoesn’thavetheatmosphere,neitherdoestheplanetsMars.A.NeitherthemoonortheplanetMarshastheatmosphere.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE25175.175.175.175.“Youshouldhavefinishedthereportbynow,”Johntoldhissecretary.A.Johnreproachedhissecretaryfornothavingfinishedthereport.B.Johnsaidthathissecretaryhadnotfinishedthereport.C.Johnremindedhissecretaryoffinishingthereportontime.D.Johnscoldedhissecretaryfornothavingfinishedthereport.176.176.176.176.“IfIwereyou,Iwouldtakethejob,”saidmyroom-mate.A.Myroom-matewasthinkingabouttakingthejob.B.Myroom-mateadvisedmetotakethejob.C.Myroom-mateintroducedtheideaoftakingthejobtome.D.Myroom-mateinsistedontakingthejobforme.177.177.177.177.“It’stoostuffyinthisroom,isn’tit?”saidtheguest.A.Theguestsuggestedthattheroomshouldbeaired.B.Theguestremarkedthattheroomshouldbeaired.C.Theguestsaidthattheroomwastoocrowded.D.Theguestsaidthattherewastoomuchstuffintheroom.178.178.178.178.“Cigarette?”heasked.“No,thanks.”Isaid.A.Heaskedforacigarette,andIimmediatelyrefused.B.Hementionedacigarette,soIthankedhim.C.Heofferedmeacigarette,soIpromptlydeclined.D.HeaskedifIwassmoking,andIdeniedatonce.179.179.179.179.Thedoctorsaid,“Youreallyoughttorestforafewdays,Jasmine.”A.Jasmine’sdoctorinsistedthatsheshouldrestforafewdays.B.ThedoctorsuggestedthatJasmineshouldtakeashortrest.C.Itisthedoctor’srecommendationthatJasminerestedshortly.D.thedoctorstronglyadvisedJasminetotakeafewdays’rest.180.180.180.180.“Iwillpaybackthemoney,Gloria.”SaidIvan.A.IvanapologisedtoGloriaforborrowinghermoney.B.IvanofferedtopayGloriathemoneyback.C.IvanpromisedtopaybackGloria’smoney.D.IvansuggestedpayingbackthemoneytoGloria.181.181.181.181.Thechildrencouldn’tdoswimmingbecausetheseawastoorough.A.Thechildrenwerenotcalmenoughtoswiminthesea.B.Theseawasroughenoughforthechildrentoswimin.C.Theseawastooroughforthechildrentogoswimming.D.theseawastooroughtothechildren’sswimming.182.182.182.182.“Wouldyouliketocometomybirthdayparty,Sarha?”askedFrederic.A.FredericinvitedSarhatohisbirthdayparty.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE637.37.37.37.Ifyouhonorme,Iwillappreciateit.A.IfIamtobehonored,itistobeappreciated.B.Thankyouforyourappreciationtohonorme.C.Becauseofyourhonor,Iwillappreciate.D.Youareappreciatedtohonorme.38.38.38.38.Barrycontinuedtosmokeeventhoughwehadadvisedhimtoquit.A.Barrytookouradvicesohestoppedsmoking.B.IfwehadadvisedBarry,hewouldhavequitsmoking.C.Barrydidnotquitsmokingbecauseofouradvice.D.Despitebeingtoldnottosmoke,Barrycontinuedtodo.39.39.39.39.ManypeoplethinkStevestolethemoney.A.ItwasnotStevewhostolethemoney.B.Steveisthoughttohavestolenthemoney.C.ManypeoplethinkthemoneyisstolenbySteve.D.ThemoneyisthoughttobestolenbySteve.40.40.40.40.Themansuddenlyrealizedthattheneighborwaswatchinghim.A.Themansuddenlyrealizedthathewas-beingwatchedbytheneighbor.B.Theneighborwaswatchingthemanandhesuddenlyrealizedthat.C.Theneighborwassuddenlyrealizedthemanandwatchinghim.D.Themansuddenlyrealizedthathewaswatchedbytheneighbor.41.41.41.41.HewassentencedtosixmonthsinprisonforhispartintherobberyA.Hereceivedasixmonthsinprisonforhispartintherobbery.B.Hereceivedasix-monthsentenceforhispartintherobbery.C.Forhisparticipationintherobbery,hehadbeeninprisonforsixmonths.D.Forhisparticipationintherobbery,aprisonhadbeengiventohimforsixmonths.42.42.42.42.Madeleinewearshighheelstolooktaller.A.Inordertolooktaller,Madeleinewearshighheels.B.Sothattolooktaller,Madeleinewearshighheels.C.Madeleinewantshighheelstomakehertaller.D.Madeleinebuyshighheelstolooktaller.43.43.43.43.HestartedlearningFrenchsixyearsago.A.HehaslearnedFrenchforsixyears.B.ItwassixyearsagodidhestartlearningFrench.C.Hehasn’tlearntFrenchforsixyears.D.ItissixyearssincehehaslearntFrench.44.44.44.44.Peoplebelievedhewonalotofmoneyonthelottery.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE33B.EitherthemoonnortheplanetMarshastheatmosphere.C.NeitherthemoonnortheplanetMarshastheatmosphere.D.EitherthemoonortheplanetMarshastheatmosphere.234.234.234.234.MissMariaislookingforajobasasecretary.A.ItwasMissMariawhoislookingforajobasasecretary.B.ItisMissMariawhoislookingforajobasasecretary.C.ItwasMissMariawhoisbeinglookedforajobasasecretary.D.ItisMissMariawhoislookingforasecretary.235.235.235.235.NooneinourclasscanspeakEnglishasfluentlyasMai.A.MaispeaksEnglishmorefluentlythannooneinourclass.B.MaiistheworstEnglishspeakerinourclass.C.MaispeaksEnglishasfluentlyasotherpeopleinourclass.D.MaispeaksEnglishthemostfluentlyinourclass.236.236.236.236.Anoldwomansawhimbreakintothebuilding.A.Hewasseentobreakintothebuildingbyanoldwoman.B.Hewasseenbreakintothebuildingbyanoldwoman.C.Hewasseentohavebrokenintothebuildingbyanoldwoman.D.Hewasseentobebrokenintothebuildingbyanoldwoman.237.237.237.237.Ihaven’tgonetothecinemafortenyears.A.It’stenyearsIhaven’tgonetothecinema.B.ItwastenyearsagoIwenttothecinema.C.ThelasttimeIwenttothecinemawastenyears.D.Ilastwenttothecinematenyearsago.238.238.238.238.Hedescribedtheaccidentasifhe____.A.sawitwithhisowneyesB.hadseenitwithhisowneyesC.seesitwithhisowneyesD.hasseenitwithhisowneyes239.239.239.239.Theysaythatthevisitorswerekilledbyterrorists.A.Itissaidthatthevisitorswerekilledbyterrorists.B.Thevisitorsaresaidtohavekilledbyterrorists.C.Thevisitorsaresaidtohavebeenkilledbyterrorists.D.A&Carecorrect.arecorrect.240.240.240.240.“Wherewereyouspendingyourholidays?”Janetaskedus.A.Janetaskeduswherewehadbeenspendingourholidays.B.Janetaskedusthatwherewewerespendingourholidays.C.Janetaskeduswhereyouwerespendingyourholidays.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE23161.161.161.161.Thepolicestartedinvestigatingthecaseaweekago.Whichsentenceexpressthesameideaastheabove?A.Thepolicehaveinvestigatedthecaseforaweek.B.Thepolicehasinvestigatedthecaseforaweek.C.Thepolicehaveinvestigatedthecasesinceaweek.DThepolicehasinvestigatedthecaseforaweek.162.162.162.162.Immediately,afterhisarrival,thingswentwrong.Whichsentenceexpressthesameideaastheabove?A.Whenhewasarriving,thingswentwrongB.Becausehearrived,thingsstillwentwrongC.Nolongerdidhearrive,butthingsstillwentwrongD.Nosoonerhadhearrivedthatthingswentwrong163.163.163.163.Thetrainshouldbehereanyminutenow.Whichsentenceexpressthesameideaastheabove?A.Weareexpectingthetraintoarrivesoon.B.Wearesurprisedthatthetrainhasnotarrivedyet.C.Weknowthatthetrainisontime.D.Weknowthatthetrainisrarelylate.164.164.164.164.Themeetingwasputoffbecauseofpressureoftime.WeunderstandfromthissentencethatA.Peoplewantedtogetaway,sothemeetingbeganearly.B.Therewasnotenoughtimetoholdthemeeting.C.themeetingisplannedtostartinashorttime.D.Themeetinglastedmuchlongerthanusual.165.165.165.165.Allright,Jenny,youmaypayforthecoffeeifyouinsist.WeunderstandfromthissentencethatA.It’sJennydutytopayforthecoffee.B.Jennywouldpayifshehadenoughmoney.C.Jennyisbeingaskedtopayforthecoffee.D.Jennywantstopayforthecoffee.166.166.166.166.Hekeptitonlybecausenobodyelsehadwantedit.Whichsentenceexpressthesameideaastheabove?A.HewouldhavekeptitifnobodyelsehadwanteditB.HewouldhavekeptitifanybodyelsewanteditC.Hewouldn’thavekeptitifanybodyelsewanteditD.Hewouldn’thavekeptitifanybodyelsehadwantedit.167.167.167.167.Thewomanwastooweaktoliftthebasket.ChoosethesentencenearestinmeaningtothissentenceA.Shewassoweakthatshecouldn’tliftthebasketB.Thewomanshouldn’thaveliftthebasketbecauseshewassoweak.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv 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MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE26B.FredericaskedifSarhawasabletocometohisbirthdayparty.C.FredericaskedSarhaifshelikeshisbrithdaypartyornot.D.FredericremindedSarhaofhiscomingbirthdayparty.183.183.183.183.opinion/election/fairA.Myopinionwasfairabouttheelection.B.Inmyopinion,Ithinktheelectionwasfair.C.Accordingtomyopinion,theelectionwasfair.D.Inmyopinion,theelectionwasfair.184.184.184.184.you/really/be/able/dress/yourself/ageA.Youmustreallybeableofdressingyourselfinyourage.B.Youshouldreallybeabletodressyourselfatyourage!C.Youhavereallybeenableofdressingyourselfbyyourage.D.Youarereallyableofdressingyourselfthisage!185.185.185.185.provide/yourhandwriting/legible/testscorer/accept/youranswerA.Providingyourhandwritingislegible,thetestscorerdoesnotacceptyouranswer.B.Providedforyourlegiblehandwriting,thetestscorerhastoacceptyouranswer.C.Providedthatyourhandwritingislegible,youranswerwillbeacceptedbyanytestscorer.D.Providingwithyourlegiblehandwriting,everytestscorermustacceptyouranswer.186.186.186.186.imagine/who/happen/runinto/yesterday/justA.Youimaginejustwhohappenedtorunintousyesterday!B.Haveyoujustimaginedwhohappenedtorunintomeyesterday?C.Couldyouimaginewhojusthappenedtorunintousyesterday?D.JustimaginewhoIhappenedtorunintoyesterday!187.187.187.187.Jack/recover/quickly/hisseriousillnessA.Jackwasrecoveredveryquicklyfromhisseriousillness.B.Jackhasrecoveredquitequicklyfromhisseriousillness.C.Jackwillrecoverquitequicklyafterhisseriousillness.D.Jackrecoveredmorequicklyoverhisseriousillness.188.188.188.188.be/clear/what/expect/youA.Areyouclearaboutyourexpectation?B.Areyouclearwhatisexpectedofyoutodo?C.Areyouexpectationsclear?D.Areyouclearwhatisexpectedofyou?189.189.189.189.hilltop/have/good/view/ourvillageA.Thehilltopcanmakeourvillageviewsbetter.B.Fromthehilltop,ourvillagecanbewellviewed.C.Fromthehilltop,wecanhaveabetterviewofourvillage.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE15C.Unlessthehomeworkiseasy,Iwon’taskyouforhelp.D.Unlessthehomeworkisn’tdifficult,Iwon’taskyouforhelp.104.104.104.104.I’llletyouborrowthebookbutyoumustpromisetoreturnitnextweek.A.Ifyoupromisetoreturnthebook,Iletyouborrowit.B.Ifyoupromisedtoreturnthebook,I’llletyouborrowit.C.Ifyoupromisetoreturnthebooknextweek,I’llletyouborrowit.D.Ifyoupromisetoreturnthebooknextweek,Iwon’tletyouborrowit.105.105.105.105.Youshouldcleanthisroomeveryday.A.Thisroomshouldbecleanedeveryday.B.Thisroomshouldbeencleanedeveryday.C.Thisroomshouldcleaneveryday.D.Thisroomshouldbecleaneveryday.106.106.106.106.Peoplemustnotleavebicyclesinthehall.A.Bicyclesmustnotbeleftinthehall.B.Bicyclesinthehallmustnotbeingleft.C.Bicyclesinthehallmustnotleft.D.Bicyclesmustbeennotleftinthehall.107.107.107.107.Theycancelledallflightsbecauseoffog.A.Allflightswerecancelledbecauseoffog.B.Allflightsbecauseoffogwerecancelled.C.Allflightswerebecauseoffogcancelled.D.Allflightswerecancelledbythembecauseoffog.108.108.108.108.Peopleshouldsendtheircomplaintstotheheadoffice.A.Complaintsshouldbesenttotheheadoffice.B.Complaintsshouldbesendtotheheadofficebypeople.C.Theircomplaintsshouldsendtotheheadofficebypeople.D.Theircomplaintstotheheadofficeshouldbesent.109.109.109.109.NobodytoldmethatGeorgewasill.A.Iwasn’ttoldthatGeorgewasill.B.IwastoldthatGeorgewasn’till.C.Georgewasn’ttoldtobeill.D.Georgewastoldnottobeill.110.110.110.110.Theyarebuildinganewhighwayaroundthecity.A.Anewhighwayisbeingbuiltaroundthecity.B.Anewhighwayisbeenbuiltaroundthecity.C.Anewhighwayaroundthecityisbeingbuilt.D.Aroundthecityanewhighwayisbeingbuilt.111.111.111.111.Theydidn’tofferAnnthejob.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE4A.I’mlikemymum,whereasmybrothertakesaftermydad.B.I’mlikemymum,whereasmybrothertakesovermydad.C.I’mlikemymum,whereasmybrothertakesonmydad.D.I’mlikemymum,whereasmybrothertakesinmydad.23.23.23.23.Althoughhewasverytired,heagreedtohelpmewithmyhomework.A.Tiredashewas,heagreedtohelpmewithmyhomework.B.Despitebeingverytired,butheagreedtohelpmewithmyhomework.C.Tiredthoughhewas,butheagreedtohelpmewithmyhomework.D.Astiredaswashe,heagreedtohelpmewithmyhomework.24.24.24.24.Shehadonlyjustbeguntospeakwhenpeoplestartedinterrupting.A.Shehardlyhadbeguntospeakwhenpeoplestartedinterrupting.B.Hardlyshehadbeguntospeakwhenpeoplestartedinterrupting.C.Hardlyhadshebeguntospeakwhenpeoplestartedinterrupting.D.Shehadn’tbeguntospeakwhenpeoplestartedinterrupting.25.25.25.25.“Let’sgotothecinematonight”hesuggestedA.HesuggestedthemtogotothecinemathatnightB.HesuggestedtheirgoingtothecinemathatnightC.HesuggestedtheywenttothecinemathatnightD.Hesuggestedthatlet’sthemtogotothecinemathatnight26.26.26.26.“Youshouldhavefinishedthereportbynow,”thebosssaidtohissecretary.A.Thebosssuggestedhissecretaryshouldhavefinishedthereportontime.B.Thebossscoldedhissecretaryfornotfinishingthereportontime.C.Thebossremindedhissecretaryoffinishingthereportontime.D.Thebossadvisedhissecretarytofinishthereportontime.27.27.27.27.Theywouldhaveneveracceptedhismoneyiftheyhadknownhisplan.A.Theyknewwhathewantedtodo,sotheyrefusedhismoney.B.Theyagreedwithhiswishesbecausetheyweregladtohavehismoney.C.Theytookthemoneyheofferedthemwithoutrealizinghispurposes.D.Theydidn’tknowhisplanandnevertookthemoneyfromhim.28.28.28.28.Iwasonthepointofleavingthehousewhenhecame.A.NosoonerhadIleftthehousethanhecame.B.Ihadhardlyleftthehousewhenhecame.C.WhenhecameIhadjustleftthehouse.D.Iwasjustabouttoleavethehousewhenhecame.29.29.29.29.Withoutskilfulsurgeryhewouldnothavesurvivedtheoperation.A.Haditbeenforskilfulsurgeryhewouldnothavesurvivedtheoperation.B.Hewouldn'thavesurvivedtheoperationifhehadn'thadskilfulsurgery.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE19C.Wemayn’tgetavisaforSingapore.D.Weshouldn’tgetavisaforSingapore.134.134.134.134.Thegirljustsaidhello.SheisTom’syoungestsister.A.ThegirlwhojustsaidhelloisTom’syoungestsister.B.ThegirlsayinghelloisTom’syoungestsister.C.ThegirljustsaidhelloisTom’syoungestsister.D.Thegirl,whojustsaidhello,isTom’syoungestsister.135.135.135.135.I’mwaitingforthebus.Itislate.A.ThebuswhichI’mwaitingislate.B.ThebuswhomI’mwaitingforislate.C.ThebusforthatI’mwaitingislate.D.ThebusI’mwaitingforislate.136.136.136.136.Thishousewasbuiltyearsago.Itisstillinverygoodshape.A.Thishouse,whichbuiltyearsago,isstillinverygoodshape.B.Thishouse,builtyearsago,isstillinverygoodshape.C.Thishouse,buildingyearsago,isstillinverygoodshape.D.Thishouse,whichwasbuiltyearsagoisstillinverygoodshape.137.137.137.137.Thepeoplewatchedthegame.Noneofthemwilleverforgetit.A.Noneofthepeoplethatwatchedthegamewilleverforgetit.B.Thepeoplewatchedthegamenoneofwhomwilleverforgetit.C.Nobodythatwatchedthegamewilleverforgetit.D.BothAandCarecorrect.138.138.138.138.Quangisverygoodatdrawing.Hisfatherisafamouspainter.A.Quangwhosefatherisafamouspainterisverygoodatdrawing.B.Quang,whosefatherisafamouspainterisverygoodatdrawing.C.Quang,whosefatherisafamouspainter,isverygoodatdrawing.D.Quang’sfather,whoisafamouspainter,isverygoodatdrawing.139.139.139.139.That’stheman.Itoldyouabouthimyesterday.A.That’sthemanaboutwhomItoldyouyesterday.B.That’sthemanwhomItoldyouyesterday.C.That’sthemanaboutthatItoldyouyesterday.D.That’sthemanItoldyouyesterday.140.140.140.140.Hedrivesmorecarelesslythanheusedto.A.Hedoesn’tdriveascarefullyasheusedto.B.Hedoesn’tdrivecarefullythanheusedto.C.Hedoesn’tdriveascarefullythanheusedto.D.Hedoesn’tdriveascarefullyhedoes.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE29a.Theyarenotusuallyusedtodrinkingwine.b.Theyarenotusedtousuallydrinkingwine.c.Theyarenotusedtodrinkingwine.d.Theyarenotusedtodrinkwine.205.205.205.205.Althoughtheweatherchanged,thepicnicwentaheadasplanned.a.Inspitethechangeintheweather,thepicnicwentaheadasplanned.b.Inspiteoftheweatherchanged,thepicnicwentaheadasplanned.c.Inspitethechangeintheweather,thepicnicwentaheadasplanned.d.Inspiteofchangingtheweather,thepicnicwentaheadasplanned.206.206.206.206.ItismoredifficulttolearntospeakEnglishthantolearntowriteit.a.LearningtospeakEnglishismoredifficultthantolearntowriteit.b.LearningtospeakEnglishisasdifficultaslearningtowriteit.c.LearningtospeakEnglishismoredifficultthanlearningtowriteit.d.LearningtospeakEnglishisnotsodifficultaslearningtowriteit.207.207.207.207.Theybuilttheschoolin1990.a.Theschoolwasbeingbuiltin1990.b.Theschoolwasbuiltin1990.c.Theschoolwasbuildingin1990.d.Theschoolwhichwasbuiltin1990.208.208.208.208.Thehousewiththewhitewallismyuncle’s.a.Thehousewhosewalliswhiteismyuncle.b.Thehousewherewalliswhiteismyuncle’s.c.Thehousewhichwalliswhiteismyuncle’s.d.Thehousewhosewalliswhitebelongstomyuncle.209.209.209.209.Theyworkedveryhardinspiteoftheiroldage.a.Despitetheywereold,theyworkedveryhard.b.Althoughtheywereold,theyworkedveryhard.c.Thoughtheywereoldage,theyworkedveryhard.d.Eventhoughtheyold,theyworkedveryhard.210.210.210.210.ThelaststudentwhowasinterviewedwasJohn.a.ThelaststudenttobeinterviewedwasJohn.b.ThelaststudenttointerviewwasJohn.c.ThelaststudentwasJohntobeinterviewed.d.ThelaststudentinterviewingwasJohn.211.211.211.211.Jillhasn’tseenthismoviebefore.Neitherhaveherparents.a.EitherJillorherparentshaveseenthismoviebefore.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE24C.Althoughshewasveryweak,shecouldliftthebasketD.Thewomanliftthebasket,soshewasn’tveryweak.168.168.168.168.Thethiefworeglovessoastoavoidleavinganyfingerprints.A.Thethiefworeglovessoastonotleaveanyfingerprints.B.Thethiefworeglovessothatnotleaveanyfingerprints.C.Thethiefworeglovesinordernottoleaveanyfingerprints.D.Thethiefworeglovesinordertonotleaveanyfingerprints.169.169.169.169.“Don’tforgettophonetheoffice”,shesaidA.Sheremindedhimnotforgettophonetheoffice.B.Sheremindedhimtoforgetnottophonetheoffice.C.Sheremindedhimtophonetheoffice.D.Sheremindedhimaboutphoningtheoffice.170.170.170.170.Itisbelievedthatthemanescapedinastolencar.A.Themanisbelievedtobeescapedinastolencar.B.Themanisbelievedtohaveescapedinastolencar.C.Themanwasbelievedtobeescapedinastolencar.D.Theybelievedthatthemanstolethecar.171.171.171.171.ShestartedlearningEnglishtenyearsago.A.ShehasnotlearntEnglishbefore.B.ShehaslearntEnglishsincetenyears.C.ShehasstartedlearningEnglishfortenyears.D.ShehaslearntEnglishfortenyears.172.172.172.172.Theyspentalotofmoneyonfoodandclothes.A.Alotofmoneywasspentonfoodandclothes.B.Alotofmoneywerespentonfoodandclothes.C.Alotofmoneyonfoodandclotheswerespent.D.Moneywasspentalotonfoodandclothes.173.173.173.173.“LeavemyhousenoworI’llcallthepolice!”shoutedtheladytotheman.A.Theladythreatenedtocallthepoliceifthemandidn’tleaveherhouse.B.Theladysaidthatshewouldcallthepoliceifthemandidn’tleaveherhouse.C.Theladytoldthemanthatshewouldcallthepoliceifhedidn’tleaveherhouse.D.Theladyinformedthemanthatshewouldcallthepoliceifhedidn’tleaveherhouse.174.174.174.174.Helasthadhiseyestestedtenmonthsago.A.Hehadtestedhiseyestenmonthsago.B.Hehadnottestedhiseyesfortenmonthsthen.C.Hehasn’thadhiseyestestedfortenmonths.D.Hedidn’thaveanytestonhiseyesintenmonths.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE18A.Hesuggestedtheytogotothecinemathatnight.B.Hesuggestedgoingtothecinemathatnight.C.Hesuggestedthattheywenttothecinemathatnight.D.Hesuggestedthatlet’sthemgotothecinemathatnight.127.127.127.127.“What’syourjob?”,saidthedoctortoMr.Thomas.A.ThedoctoraskedMr.Thomaswhathisjobwas.B.ThedoctoraskedMr.Thomaswhathisjobis.C.ThedoctoraskedMr.Thomaswhatwashisjob.D.ThedoctoraskedMr.Thomaswhatishisjob.128.128.128.128.It’spossiblethatwewon’tgocampingthisweekend.A.Wewillprobablygocampingthisweekend.B.Wewillnotgocampingthisweekend.C.Wemaynotgocampingthisweekend.D.Wemustnotgocampingthisweekend.129.129.129.129.Ithinkit’snecessarytotellTimaboutitatonce.A.Timmaybetoldaboutitatonce.B.Timshouldbetoldaboutitatonce.C.Timmustbetoldaboutitatonce.D.Timmightbetoldaboutitatonce.130.130.130.130.Itisessentialthatwemeethimattheairport.A.Hemustbemetattheairport.B.Hemightbemetattheairport.C.Heshouldbemetattheairport.D.Hemaybemetattheairport.131.131.131.131.It’sverylikelythatthecompanywillaccepthisapplication.A.Thecompanyneedsaccepthisapplication.B.Thecompanymight/mayaccepthisapplication.C.Thecompanymustaccepthisapplication.D.Thecompanyshouldaccepthisapplication.132.132.132.132.Everystudentisrequiredtowriteanessayonthetopic.A.Everystudentmightwriteanessayonthetopic.B.Everystudentmustwriteanessayonthetopic.C.Theyrequireeverystudentwriteanessayonthetopic.D.Everystudentshouldwriteanessayonthetopic.133.133.133.133.Itisn’tnecessaryforustogetavisaforSingapore.A.Weneedn’tgetavisaforSingapore.B.Wemustn’tgetavisaforSingapore.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE315.15.15.15.Bill,nothisroommate,wrotethatpaper.A.Billwrotethepaperwithouthelpfromhisroommate.B.Bill’sroommatewrotethepaper.C.NeitherBillnorhisroommatewrotethepaper.D.Billwrotethepaperwithhisroommate.16.16.16.16.Davidseemsreallyillateaseinfrontofallthosepeople.A.Davidfeelsuncomfortableinfrontofallthosepeople.B.Davidiseasytobeillbecauseofallthosepeople.C.Davidisillbecausehestandsinfrontofallthosepeople.D.Davidfeelscomfortableinfrontofallthosepeople.17.17.17.17.Hardlyareappealsallowedagainstthecoucil’sdecision.A.Thecoucilalwaysallowsappealsagainstitsdecisions.B.It’stoohardforthecouciltoallowappealsagainstitsdecisions.C.Thecoucilrarelyallowsappealsagainstitsdecisions.D.Allowingappealsagainstitsdecisionsisnotgood.18.18.18.18.Theyarrivedtoolatetogetgoodseats.A.Theyhadtostandforthewholeshow.B.Althoughtheywerelatetheyfoundsomegoodseats.C.Theygotgoodseatssometimeaftertheyarrived.D.Whentheyarrivedthegoodseatswerealreadytaken.19.19.19.19.Aftertheverysaltyfoodwehad,wewerealldyingofthirst.A.Wewereverythirstyafterhavingtheverysaltyfood.B.Wealldiedbecauseweweretoothirsty.C.Thefoodwasnotsaltyenoughforustohave.D.Wealldiedbecausetherewasnotenoughfood.20.20.20.20.NothingbutthewholestorywouldsatisfyTim.A.Timwouldn’tbesatisfiedwithanything.B.Timinsistedonbeingtoldthecompletestory.C.Onthewhole,Timwassatisfiedwiththestory.D.Timwantedtoknowjusttheendofthestory.21.21.21.21.I’msureitwasn’tMr.Phongyousawbecausehe’sinHanoi.A.Itcouldn’tbeMr.Phongyousawbecausehe’sinHanoi.B.Youmustn’thaveseenMr.Phongbecausehe’sinHanoiC.Itcan’thavebeenMr.Phongyousawbecausehe’sinHanoi.D.Mr.Phongmightn’tseeyoubecausehe’sinHanoi.22.22.22.22.I’mlikemymum,whereasmybrotherlookslikemydad.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE34D.Janetaskeduswherewerewespendingourholidays241.241.241.241.Heworeglassesandafalsebeardsothat____.A.anyonecanrecognizehimB.noonecouldrecognizehimC.noonecanrecognizehimD.noonecouldn’trecognizehim242.242.242.242.Althoughhewasverytired,heagreedtohelpmewithmyhomework.A.Tiredashewas,heagreedtohelpmewithmyhomework.B.Despitebeingverytired,butheagreedtohelpmewithmyhomework.C.Tiredthoughhewas,butheagreedtohelpmewithmyhomework.D.Astiredaswashe,heagreedtohelpmewithmyhomework.243.243.243.243.I’msureitwasn’tMr.Phongyousawbecausehe’sinHanoi.A.Itcouldn’tbeMr.Phongyousawbecausehe’sinHanoi.B.Youmustn’thaveseenMr.Phongbecausehe’sinHanoiC.Itcan’thavebeenMr.Phongyousawbecausehe’sinHanoi.D.Mr.Phongmightn’tseeyoubecausehe’sinHanoi.244.244.244.244.I’mlikemymum,whereasmybrotherlookslikemydad.A.I’mlikemymum,whereasmybrothertakesaftermydad.B.I’mlikemymum,whereasmybrothertakesovermydad.C.I’mlikemymum,whereasmybrothertakesonmydad.D.I’mlikemymum,whereasmybrothertakesinmydad.245.245.245.245.Shehadonlyjustbeguntospeakwhenpeoplestartedinterrupting.A.Shehardlyhadbeguntospeakwhenpeoplestartedinterrupting.B.Hardlyshehadbeguntospeakwhenpeoplestartedinterrupting.C.Hardlyhadshebeguntospeakwhenpeoplestartedinterrupting.D.Shehadn’tbeguntospeakwhenpeoplestartedinterrupting.246.246.246.246.Theywouldhaveneveracceptedhismoneyiftheyhadknownhisplan.A.Theyknewwhathewantedtodo,sotheyrefusedhismoney.B.Theyagreedwithhiswishesbecausetheyweregladtohavehismoney.C.Theytookthemoneyheofferedthemwithoutrealizinghispurposes.D.Theydidn’tknowhisplanandnevertookthemoneyfromhim.247.247.247.247.“Let’sgotothecinematonight”hesuggestedA.HesuggestedthemtogotothecinemathatnightB.HesuggestedtheirgoingtothecinemathatnightC.HesuggestedtheywenttothecinemathatnightD.Hesuggestedthatlet’sthemtogotothecinemathatnightÔnthiĐHkhốiDv 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MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE1389.89.89.89.“Whydon’tyouputabetterlockonthedoor?"saidJohn.A.Johnsuggestedtoputabetterlockonthedoor.B.Johnaskedwhynotputtingabetterlockonthedoor.C.Johnsuggestedputtingabetterlockonthedoor.D.Johnmadeusputabetterlockonthedoor.90.90.90.90.Althoughhislegswerebroken,hemanagedtogetoutofthecarbeforeitexploded.A.Despitehislegstobebroken,hemanagedtogetoutofthecarbeforeitexploded.B.Despitehisbrokenlegs,hewasabletogetoutofthecarbeforeexploding.C.Despitehislegswerebroken,hemanagedtogetoutofthecarbeforeitexploded.D.Despitehisbrokenlegs,hewasabletogetoutofthecarbeforeitexploded.91.91.91.91.Ihaven"teatenthiskindoffoodbefore.A.ThisisthefirsttimeI"veeatenthiskindoffood.B.Ihaven"teatenthiskindoffoodalready.C.ThisisthefirstkindoffoodIhaveeaten.D.EvenbeforeIhavenoteatenthiskindoffood.92.92.92.92.Afterfightingthefirefor12hours,thefiremensucceededinputtingitout.A.Thefiremenmanagedinvaintoputthefireoutaftera12-hourfight.B.Fightingthefirefor12hours,thefiremenwereabletoputitout.C.Thefiremenwasted12hoursputtingthefireout.D.Fightingthefirefor12hours,thefirewasputout.93.93.93.93.Thearchitecthasdrawnplansforanextensiontothehouse.A.Planshavebeendrawnforanextensiontothehousebythearchitect.B.Thehousehashaditsplansforanextensiondrawnbythearchitect.C.Plansforanextensiontothehousehavebeendrawnbythearchitect.D.Thearchitecthashadtheplansdrawnforanextensiontothehouse.94.94.94.94.Idon"thaveenoughmoneywithmenow;otherwiseIwouldbuythatcoat.A.IfIdidn"thaveenoughmoneywithmenow,Iwouldbuythatcoat.B.IfIhadenoughmoneywithmenow,Iwouldbuythatcoat.C.IfIhadenoughmoneywithmenow,Iwouldn"tbuythatcoat.D.IfIdidn"thaveenoughmoneynow,Iwouldn"tbuythatcoat.95.95.95.95.Thatexpressiononhisfacehassomemeaning.A.Thatexpressiononhisfaceismeaningless.B.Thatexpressiononhisfacemeans.C.Thatexpressiononhisfaceismean.D.Thatexpressiononhisfaceismeaningful.96.96.96.96.Sheistooweak;shecan"tsitupandtalktoyou. ... Whichsentenceexpressesthesameideaastheabove?A.I'dratheryoudidn'tsmokeinhere.B.I'dratheryoushouldn'tsmokeinhere.C.I'dratheryounottosmokeinhere.D.I'dratheryoudon'tsmokeinhere.157.157.157.157.Havingbeenservedlunch,_____A.theproblemwasdiscussedbythemembersofthecommittee.B.itwasdiscussedbythecommitteememberstheproblemC.thecommitteemembersdiscussedtheproblem.D.adiscussionoftheproblemwasmadebythemembersofthecommittee.158.158.158.158.Thechairmanrequestedthat_____.A.themembersstudiedmorecarefullytheproblemB.themembersstudytheproblemmorecarefullyC.withmorecarefulnesstheproblemcouldbestudiedD.theproblemwasmorecarefulnesslystudied159.159.159.159.“Iwasnotthereatthetime.”Whichsentenceexpressthesameideaastheabove?A.Hedeniedthatthereatthetime.B.Hedeniedbeingthereatthetime.C.Hedeniednotbeingtherethereatthetime.D.hedeniedthathewasn’tthereatthetime.“Whereareyouspendingyourholidays?”Janetaskedus.InReportedSpeechthissentenceshouldreadA.Janetaskedusthatwherewewerespendingourholidays.B.JanetaskeduswherewerewespendingourholidaysC.JanetaskeduswhereyouwerespendingyourholidaysD.Janetaskeduswherewewerespendingourholidays160.160.160.160.Iusuallydrivetowork,buttodayIgobybus.Whichsentenceexpressthesameideaastheabove?A.AlthoughIcandrivetowork,Igobybustoday.B.AlthoughIcangobybus,Idrivetoworktoday.C.Insteadofdrivingtowork,Igobybustoday.D.Insteadofgoingbybus,Idrivetoworktoday.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE30b.BothJillandherparentshaveseenthismoviebefore.c.NeitherJillnorherparentshaveseenthismoviebefore.d.Jillwithherparentshasseenthismoviebefore.212.212.212.212.Idon’tfinditdifficulttogetupearlyinthemorning.a.Iamusedtogetupearlyinthemorning.b.Iamusedtofindingitdifficulttogetupearlyinthemorning.c.Iusedtotogetupearlyinthemorning.d.Iamusedtogettingupearlyinthemorning.213.213.213.213.Larrydidn’tbuytheshirtbecauseshedidn’thaveenoughmoney.a.IfLarryhadn’thadenoughmoney,shewouldn’thaveboughttheshirt.b.IfLarryhadhadenoughmoney,shewouldhaveboughttheshirt.c.IfLarryhadhadenoughmoney,shewouldbuytheshirt.d.IfLarryhadenoughmoney,shewouldhaveboughttheshirt.214.214.214.214.Myfatheroftenwalksintheparkwithmymothereverymorning.a.Myfatheroftenhasawalkintheparkwithmymothereverymorning.b.Myfatheroftenhaswalkedintheparkwithmymothereverymorning.c.Myfatheroftenhaswalkintheparkwithmymothereverymorning.d.Myfatheroftenhashadawalkintheparkwithmymothereverymorning.215.215.215.215.Theyseldomwenttothecinemalastyear.a.Seldomdidtheywenttothecinemalastyear.b.Seldomtheywenttothecinemalastyear.c.Seldomdidtheygotothecinemalastyear.d.Seldomdotheygotothecinemalastyear.216.216.216.216.Wedidn’tintendtogoforawalkwiththem.a.Wehadnotintentionofgoingforawalkwiththem.b.Wehadnointentiontogoforawalkwiththem.c.Wehadnotendencytogoforawalkwiththem.d.Wehadnointentionofgoingforawalkwiththem.217.217.217.217.“Didyouphonemeyesterday?”TomsaidtoMary.a.TomaskedMaryifshephonedhimyesterday.b.TomaskedMarythatshehadphonedhimthedaybefore.c.TomaskedMaryifshehadphonedhimthepreviousday.d.TomaskedMaryifhehadphonedherthedaybefore.218.218.218.218.Johnmissedtheferrybecausehiscarbrokedown.a.IfJohn’scarhadn’tbrokendown,hewouldn’thavemissedtheferry.b.IfJohn’scarhadbrokendown,hewouldhavemissedtheferry.c.IfJohn’scarbrokedown,hewouldmisstheferry.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE16A.Annwasn’tofferedthejob.B.Thejobwasn’tofferedAnnbythem.C.Annwasn’tofferedthemthejob.D.Annwasofferedthejobbythem112.112.112.112.Somebodymighthavestolenyourcar.A.YourcarmighthavebeenstolenB.Somebodymighthavebeenstolenyourcar.C.Yourcarmightbestolen.D.Yourcarmighthavebestolenbysomebody.113.113.113.113.Theythinkthattheownerofthehousehasgoneabroad.A.Theownerofthehouseisthoughttogoabroad.B.Theownerofthehouseisthoughttohavebeengoingabroad.C.Theownerofthehouseisthoughttohavebeengoneabroad.D.Theownerofthehouseisthoughttohavegoneabroad.114.114.114.114.Shestartedworkthreemonthsago.A.Itisthreemonthssinceshestartedwork.B.Shehadbeenworkingforthreemonths.C.Sheisworkinghereforthreemonthsnow.D.It’sthreemonthsthatsheworkedfor.115.115.115.115.Mycareerasateacherbegan14yearsago.A.Ihavestartedteachingfor14yearsnow.B.For14yearshaveIbeenateacher.C.Iwasateacherfor14years.D.Ihavebeenateacherfor14yearsnow.116.116.116.116.Ithasalwaysbeenmyambitiontobecomeafamousartist.A.Iwanttobecomeafamousartistassoonaspossible.B.AlwaysinmylifedoIwanttobecomeafamousartist.C.Ihavealwaysdreamtofbecomingafamousartist.D.Dreamingofbecomingafamousartist,Ialwayshavethatambition.117.117.117.117.AssoonasIreceivemyresult,Iwillphoneyou.A.IwillringyouthemomentIreceivemyresult.B.SoonerorlaterafterIreceivemyresult.Iwillgiveyouaring.C.Afterreceivingmyresult,Iwillcallyou.D.IwillmakeaphonecalltoyouwhenIgetmyresult.118.118.118.118.WhenIwasayounggirl,chocolatewasoneofmyfavourites.A.Whenveryyoung,Ilikeeatingchocolatecakes.B.ChocolateusedtobeafavoriteofminewhenIwasayounggirl.C.Myfavouritewaschocolateaswasalittlegirl.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv 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MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE12A.TherewerenotenoughtimetoholdthemeetingB.peoplewantedtogetaway,sothemeetingbeganearlyC.ThemeetingwasplannedtostartinashorttimeD.Themeetinglastedmuchlongerthanusual82.82.82.82.Whentheyarrived,thegoodseatswerealreadytakenA.Theydidn’tgetgoodseatsbecausetheyarrivedtoolateB.TheyarrivedlateenoughtogetgoodseatsC.TheyhadtostandforthewholeshowD.Wecouldn’tgetgoodseatsalthoughwearrivedearly83.83.83.83.TheywouldneverhaveacceptedhismoneyiftheyhadknownhisplansA.Theyknewwhathewantedtodo,sotheyrefusedhismoneyB.TheyagreedwithhiswishesbecausetheyweregladtohavehismoneyC.Theydidn’tknowhisplansandnevertookmoneyfromhimD.Theytookthemoneyheofferedthemwithoutrealizinghispurpose84.84.84.84.HecouldnotaffordtobuythecarA.Hecouldn’tbuythecarbecauseitwastooexpensiveB.HeboughtthecarbecauseitwasexpensiveC.HeboughtthecarthoughitwasexpensiveD.Hehadenoughmoneybuthedidn’tbuythecar85.85.85.85.TamisnotgoodatEnglishandneitheramIA.NeitherTamnorIamgoodatEnglishB.EitherTamorIamgoodatEnglishC.I’mnotasgoodatEnglishasTamisD.Tamisn’tgoodatEnglishbutIam86.86.86.86.I’malwaysnervouswhenItravelbyairA.IfeelsafewhenItravelbyairB.I’venevertravelbuybecausesometimesfeelnervousC.TravellingbyairalwaysmakesmenervousD.Ialwaysfeelnervous,soInevertravelbyair87.87.87.87.“Let’sgoonawalkingtoday?”,saidTrangA.JanesuggestedgoingonawalkingB.JanewantedustogoingonawalkingC.JanesuggestedtogoonawalkingD.Janeallowustogoonawalking88.88.88.88.“I’msorryIhavetoleavesoearly”hesaidA.HeapologizedforhavingtoleaveearlyB.HeapologizethathehastoleaveearlyB.HeapologizesforhavingtoleaveearlyA.HeapologizeforhavingtoleaveearlyA.HeapologizeofhavingtoleaveearlyÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE31d.IfJohnhadn’tmissedtheferry,hiscarwouldn’thavebrokendown.219.219.219.219.Theyknockeddowntheoldhouseonthecornerlastyear.a.Theoldhouseonthecornerwereknockeddownlastyear.b.Thecornerwasknockeddownbytheoldhouselastyear.c.Theoldhouseonthecornerwasknockeddownlastyear.d.Theoldhousewasonthecornerknockeddownlastyear.220.220.220.220.Wouldyouliketogooutforadrink?a.Doyoufeelliketogooutforadrink?b.Doyoufeeltogooutforadrink?c.Doyoufeellikingtogooutforadrink?d.Doyoufeellikegoingoutforadrink?221.221.221.221.Hewastired,butheagreedtoplaytennis.a.Althoughhewastired,butheagreedtoplaytennis.b.Becausehewastired,heagreedtoplaytennis.c.Inspiteofhistiredness,heagreedtoplaytennis.d.Despitetired,heagreedtoplaytennis.222.222.222.222.Wecanavoidwaitingbybookingtheticketsinadvance.a.Ifwebooktheticketsinadvance,wewon’thavetowait.b.Wecanavoidwaitingeventhoughwebooktheticketsinadvance.c.Wecanwaitbecausewebooktheticketsinadvance.d.Wecanavoidwaitingsoastobooktheticketsinadvance.223.223.223.223.IttookJanethreehourstosortoutherstamps.a.Janespentthreehourstosortoutherstamps.b.Janesortedoutherstampsinthreehours.c.Janespentonthreehourssortingherstamps.d.Janetookthreehourstosortoutherstamps.224.224.224.224.Hewasgivenachancetostayonatthisgarage.a.Theygaveachancehimtostayonatthisgarage.b.Theygavehimtoachancetostayonatthisgarage.c.Someonegavehimachancetostayonatthisgarage.d.Achancegavehimtostayonatthisgarage.225.225.225.225.Hemadeagreatdiscovery.Hewasveryproudofit.a.Hewasveryproudofwhathemadeagreatdiscovery.b.Hetookprideinmakingagreatdiscovery.c.Hewasinterestedinagreatdiscovery.d.Hewasveryproudofhemadeagreatdiscovery.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE32226.226.226.226.I’msorryImissedyourbirthdayparty.a.IwishIhadmissedyourbirthdayparty.b.IwishIdidn’tmissyourbirthdayparty.c.IwishImissedyourbirthdayparty.d.IwishIhadattendedyourbirthdayparty.227.227.227.227.“You’dbetterputyourmoneyinthebank.”Isaid.a.Iadvisedhimtoputhismoneyinthebank.b.Iadvisedtoputhismoneyinthebank.c.Iadvisedhismoneytobeputinthebank.d.Iadvisedhe’dbetterputhismoneyinthebank.228.228.228.228.Heprefersplayinggolftoswimming.a.Hewouldratherplayinggolfthanswimming.b.Hewouldratherplaygolftoswim.c.Hewouldratherplaygolfthanswim.d.Hewouldratherplaygolfthanswimming.229.229.229.229.Thebagwassoheavythatshecouldn’tcarryitupstairs.a.Thebagwastooheavyforhertocarryitupstairs.b.Thebagwassoheavyforhertocarryupstairs.c.Thebagwasheavyenoughforhertocarryupstairs.d.Thebagwastooheavyforhertocarryupstairs.230.230.230.230.It’shardtoconcentratewhenyouaretired.A.Themoretiredyouare,it’shardertoconcentrate.B.Whenyouaretired,theharderitistoconcentrate.C.Themosttiredyouare,thehardestitistoconcentrate.D.Themoretiredyouare,theharderitistoconcentrate231.231.231.231.Aftertwenty-fiveyearsofhardwork,hemadeadecisiontoretire.A.Hemadeadecisiontoretireafterhehadworkedhardfortwenty-fiveyears.B.Hemadeadecisiontoretireafterhishardworkfortwenty-fiveyears.C.Hehasbeenworkinghardfortwenty-fiveyearsbeforeheretired.D.Afterheworkedhardintwenty-fiveyears,hemadeadecisiontorerite.232.232.232.232.Myfatherhasn’tsmokedforthreeyears.A.Myfatherdidn’tsmokefrom3years.B.Myfatherstoppedsmoking3yearsago.C.Myfatherstoppedtosmokeforthreeyears.D.Myfatherstoppedtosmoke3yearsago.233.233.233.233.Themoondoesn’thavetheatmosphere,neitherdoestheplanetsMars.A.NeitherthemoonortheplanetMarshastheatmosphere.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv 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MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE25175.175.175.175.“Youshouldhavefinishedthereportbynow,”Johntoldhissecretary.A.Johnreproachedhissecretaryfornothavingfinishedthereport.B.Johnsaidthathissecretaryhadnotfinishedthereport.C.Johnremindedhissecretaryoffinishingthereportontime.D.Johnscoldedhissecretaryfornothavingfinishedthereport.176.176.176.176.“IfIwereyou,Iwouldtakethejob,”saidmyroom-mate.A.Myroom-matewasthinkingabouttakingthejob.B.Myroom-mateadvisedmetotakethejob.C.Myroom-mateintroducedtheideaoftakingthejobtome.D.Myroom-mateinsistedontakingthejobforme.177.177.177.177.“It’stoostuffyinthisroom,isn’tit?”saidtheguest.A.Theguestsuggestedthattheroomshouldbeaired.B.Theguestremarkedthattheroomshouldbeaired.C.Theguestsaidthattheroomwastoocrowded.D.Theguestsaidthattherewastoomuchstuffintheroom.178.178.178.178.“Cigarette?”heasked.“No,thanks.”Isaid.A.Heaskedforacigarette,andIimmediatelyrefused.B.Hementionedacigarette,soIthankedhim.C.Heofferedmeacigarette,soIpromptlydeclined.D.HeaskedifIwassmoking,andIdeniedatonce.179.179.179.179.Thedoctorsaid,“Youreallyoughttorestforafewdays,Jasmine.”A.Jasmine’sdoctorinsistedthatsheshouldrestforafewdays.B.ThedoctorsuggestedthatJasmineshouldtakeashortrest.C.Itisthedoctor’srecommendationthatJasminerestedshortly.D.thedoctorstronglyadvisedJasminetotakeafewdays’rest.180.180.180.180.“Iwillpaybackthemoney,Gloria.”SaidIvan.A.IvanapologisedtoGloriaforborrowinghermoney.B.IvanofferedtopayGloriathemoneyback.C.IvanpromisedtopaybackGloria’smoney.D.IvansuggestedpayingbackthemoneytoGloria.181.181.181.181.Thechildrencouldn’tdoswimmingbecausetheseawastoorough.A.Thechildrenwerenotcalmenoughtoswiminthesea.B.Theseawasroughenoughforthechildrentoswimin.C.Theseawastooroughforthechildrentogoswimming.D.theseawastooroughtothechildren’sswimming.182.182.182.182.“Wouldyouliketocometomybirthdayparty,Sarha?”askedFrederic.A.FredericinvitedSarhatohisbirthdayparty.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE637.37.37.37.Ifyouhonorme,Iwillappreciateit.A.IfIamtobehonored,itistobeappreciated.B.Thankyouforyourappreciationtohonorme.C.Becauseofyourhonor,Iwillappreciate.D.Youareappreciatedtohonorme.38.38.38.38.Barrycontinuedtosmokeeventhoughwehadadvisedhimtoquit.A.Barrytookouradvicesohestoppedsmoking.B.IfwehadadvisedBarry,hewouldhavequitsmoking.C.Barrydidnotquitsmokingbecauseofouradvice.D.Despitebeingtoldnottosmoke,Barrycontinuedtodo.39.39.39.39.ManypeoplethinkStevestolethemoney.A.ItwasnotStevewhostolethemoney.B.Steveisthoughttohavestolenthemoney.C.ManypeoplethinkthemoneyisstolenbySteve.D.ThemoneyisthoughttobestolenbySteve.40.40.40.40.Themansuddenlyrealizedthattheneighborwaswatchinghim.A.Themansuddenlyrealizedthathewas-beingwatchedbytheneighbor.B.Theneighborwaswatchingthemanandhesuddenlyrealizedthat.C.Theneighborwassuddenlyrealizedthemanandwatchinghim.D.Themansuddenlyrealizedthathewaswatchedbytheneighbor.41.41.41.41.HewassentencedtosixmonthsinprisonforhispartintherobberyA.Hereceivedasixmonthsinprisonforhispartintherobbery.B.Hereceivedasix-monthsentenceforhispartintherobbery.C.Forhisparticipationintherobbery,hehadbeeninprisonforsixmonths.D.Forhisparticipationintherobbery,aprisonhadbeengiventohimforsixmonths.42.42.42.42.Madeleinewearshighheelstolooktaller.A.Inordertolooktaller,Madeleinewearshighheels.B.Sothattolooktaller,Madeleinewearshighheels.C.Madeleinewantshighheelstomakehertaller.D.Madeleinebuyshighheelstolooktaller.43.43.43.43.HestartedlearningFrenchsixyearsago.A.HehaslearnedFrenchforsixyears.B.ItwassixyearsagodidhestartlearningFrench.C.Hehasn’tlearntFrenchforsixyears.D.ItissixyearssincehehaslearntFrench.44.44.44.44.Peoplebelievedhewonalotofmoneyonthelottery.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE33B.EitherthemoonnortheplanetMarshastheatmosphere.C.NeitherthemoonnortheplanetMarshastheatmosphere.D.EitherthemoonortheplanetMarshastheatmosphere.234.234.234.234.MissMariaislookingforajobasasecretary.A.ItwasMissMariawhoislookingforajobasasecretary.B.ItisMissMariawhoislookingforajobasasecretary.C.ItwasMissMariawhoisbeinglookedforajobasasecretary.D.ItisMissMariawhoislookingforasecretary.235.235.235.235.NooneinourclasscanspeakEnglishasfluentlyasMai.A.MaispeaksEnglishmorefluentlythannooneinourclass.B.MaiistheworstEnglishspeakerinourclass.C.MaispeaksEnglishasfluentlyasotherpeopleinourclass.D.MaispeaksEnglishthemostfluentlyinourclass.236.236.236.236.Anoldwomansawhimbreakintothebuilding.A.Hewasseentobreakintothebuildingbyanoldwoman.B.Hewasseenbreakintothebuildingbyanoldwoman.C.Hewasseentohavebrokenintothebuildingbyanoldwoman.D.Hewasseentobebrokenintothebuildingbyanoldwoman.237.237.237.237.Ihaven’tgonetothecinemafortenyears.A.It’stenyearsIhaven’tgonetothecinema.B.ItwastenyearsagoIwenttothecinema.C.ThelasttimeIwenttothecinemawastenyears.D.Ilastwenttothecinematenyearsago.238.238.238.238.Hedescribedtheaccidentasifhe____.A.sawitwithhisowneyesB.hadseenitwithhisowneyesC.seesitwithhisowneyesD.hasseenitwithhisowneyes239.239.239.239.Theysaythatthevisitorswerekilledbyterrorists.A.Itissaidthatthevisitorswerekilledbyterrorists.B.Thevisitorsaresaidtohavekilledbyterrorists.C.Thevisitorsaresaidtohavebeenkilledbyterrorists.D.A&Carecorrect.arecorrect.240.240.240.240.“Wherewereyouspendingyourholidays?”Janetaskedus.A.Janetaskeduswherewehadbeenspendingourholidays.B.Janetaskedusthatwherewewerespendingourholidays.C.Janetaskeduswhereyouwerespendingyourholidays.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE23161.161.161.161.Thepolicestartedinvestigatingthecaseaweekago.Whichsentenceexpressthesameideaastheabove?A.Thepolicehaveinvestigatedthecaseforaweek.B.Thepolicehasinvestigatedthecaseforaweek.C.Thepolicehaveinvestigatedthecasesinceaweek.DThepolicehasinvestigatedthecaseforaweek.162.162.162.162.Immediately,afterhisarrival,thingswentwrong.Whichsentenceexpressthesameideaastheabove?A.Whenhewasarriving,thingswentwrongB.Becausehearrived,thingsstillwentwrongC.Nolongerdidhearrive,butthingsstillwentwrongD.Nosoonerhadhearrivedthatthingswentwrong163.163.163.163.Thetrainshouldbehereanyminutenow.Whichsentenceexpressthesameideaastheabove?A.Weareexpectingthetraintoarrivesoon.B.Wearesurprisedthatthetrainhasnotarrivedyet.C.Weknowthatthetrainisontime.D.Weknowthatthetrainisrarelylate.164.164.164.164.Themeetingwasputoffbecauseofpressureoftime.WeunderstandfromthissentencethatA.Peoplewantedtogetaway,sothemeetingbeganearly.B.Therewasnotenoughtimetoholdthemeeting.C.themeetingisplannedtostartinashorttime.D.Themeetinglastedmuchlongerthanusual.165.165.165.165.Allright,Jenny,youmaypayforthecoffeeifyouinsist.WeunderstandfromthissentencethatA.It’sJennydutytopayforthecoffee.B.Jennywouldpayifshehadenoughmoney.C.Jennyisbeingaskedtopayforthecoffee.D.Jennywantstopayforthecoffee.166.166.166.166.Hekeptitonlybecausenobodyelsehadwantedit.Whichsentenceexpressthesameideaastheabove?A.HewouldhavekeptitifnobodyelsehadwanteditB.HewouldhavekeptitifanybodyelsewanteditC.Hewouldn’thavekeptitifanybodyelsewanteditD.Hewouldn’thavekeptitifanybodyelsehadwantedit.167.167.167.167.Thewomanwastooweaktoliftthebasket.ChoosethesentencenearestinmeaningtothissentenceA.Shewassoweakthatshecouldn’tliftthebasketB.Thewomanshouldn’thaveliftthebasketbecauseshewassoweak.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv 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MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE26B.FredericaskedifSarhawasabletocometohisbirthdayparty.C.FredericaskedSarhaifshelikeshisbrithdaypartyornot.D.FredericremindedSarhaofhiscomingbirthdayparty.183.183.183.183.opinion/election/fairA.Myopinionwasfairabouttheelection.B.Inmyopinion,Ithinktheelectionwasfair.C.Accordingtomyopinion,theelectionwasfair.D.Inmyopinion,theelectionwasfair.184.184.184.184.you/really/be/able/dress/yourself/ageA.Youmustreallybeableofdressingyourselfinyourage.B.Youshouldreallybeabletodressyourselfatyourage!C.Youhavereallybeenableofdressingyourselfbyyourage.D.Youarereallyableofdressingyourselfthisage!185.185.185.185.provide/yourhandwriting/legible/testscorer/accept/youranswerA.Providingyourhandwritingislegible,thetestscorerdoesnotacceptyouranswer.B.Providedforyourlegiblehandwriting,thetestscorerhastoacceptyouranswer.C.Providedthatyourhandwritingislegible,youranswerwillbeacceptedbyanytestscorer.D.Providingwithyourlegiblehandwriting,everytestscorermustacceptyouranswer.186.186.186.186.imagine/who/happen/runinto/yesterday/justA.Youimaginejustwhohappenedtorunintousyesterday!B.Haveyoujustimaginedwhohappenedtorunintomeyesterday?C.Couldyouimaginewhojusthappenedtorunintousyesterday?D.JustimaginewhoIhappenedtorunintoyesterday!187.187.187.187.Jack/recover/quickly/hisseriousillnessA.Jackwasrecoveredveryquicklyfromhisseriousillness.B.Jackhasrecoveredquitequicklyfromhisseriousillness.C.Jackwillrecoverquitequicklyafterhisseriousillness.D.Jackrecoveredmorequicklyoverhisseriousillness.188.188.188.188.be/clear/what/expect/youA.Areyouclearaboutyourexpectation?B.Areyouclearwhatisexpectedofyoutodo?C.Areyouexpectationsclear?D.Areyouclearwhatisexpectedofyou?189.189.189.189.hilltop/have/good/view/ourvillageA.Thehilltopcanmakeourvillageviewsbetter.B.Fromthehilltop,ourvillagecanbewellviewed.C.Fromthehilltop,wecanhaveabetterviewofourvillage.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE15C.Unlessthehomeworkiseasy,Iwon’taskyouforhelp.D.Unlessthehomeworkisn’tdifficult,Iwon’taskyouforhelp.104.104.104.104.I’llletyouborrowthebookbutyoumustpromisetoreturnitnextweek.A.Ifyoupromisetoreturnthebook,Iletyouborrowit.B.Ifyoupromisedtoreturnthebook,I’llletyouborrowit.C.Ifyoupromisetoreturnthebooknextweek,I’llletyouborrowit.D.Ifyoupromisetoreturnthebooknextweek,Iwon’tletyouborrowit.105.105.105.105.Youshouldcleanthisroomeveryday.A.Thisroomshouldbecleanedeveryday.B.Thisroomshouldbeencleanedeveryday.C.Thisroomshouldcleaneveryday.D.Thisroomshouldbecleaneveryday.106.106.106.106.Peoplemustnotleavebicyclesinthehall.A.Bicyclesmustnotbeleftinthehall.B.Bicyclesinthehallmustnotbeingleft.C.Bicyclesinthehallmustnotleft.D.Bicyclesmustbeennotleftinthehall.107.107.107.107.Theycancelledallflightsbecauseoffog.A.Allflightswerecancelledbecauseoffog.B.Allflightsbecauseoffogwerecancelled.C.Allflightswerebecauseoffogcancelled.D.Allflightswerecancelledbythembecauseoffog.108.108.108.108.Peopleshouldsendtheircomplaintstotheheadoffice.A.Complaintsshouldbesenttotheheadoffice.B.Complaintsshouldbesendtotheheadofficebypeople.C.Theircomplaintsshouldsendtotheheadofficebypeople.D.Theircomplaintstotheheadofficeshouldbesent.109.109.109.109.NobodytoldmethatGeorgewasill.A.Iwasn’ttoldthatGeorgewasill.B.IwastoldthatGeorgewasn’till.C.Georgewasn’ttoldtobeill.D.Georgewastoldnottobeill.110.110.110.110.Theyarebuildinganewhighwayaroundthecity.A.Anewhighwayisbeingbuiltaroundthecity.B.Anewhighwayisbeenbuiltaroundthecity.C.Anewhighwayaroundthecityisbeingbuilt.D.Aroundthecityanewhighwayisbeingbuilt.111.111.111.111.Theydidn’tofferAnnthejob.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE4A.I’mlikemymum,whereasmybrothertakesaftermydad.B.I’mlikemymum,whereasmybrothertakesovermydad.C.I’mlikemymum,whereasmybrothertakesonmydad.D.I’mlikemymum,whereasmybrothertakesinmydad.23.23.23.23.Althoughhewasverytired,heagreedtohelpmewithmyhomework.A.Tiredashewas,heagreedtohelpmewithmyhomework.B.Despitebeingverytired,butheagreedtohelpmewithmyhomework.C.Tiredthoughhewas,butheagreedtohelpmewithmyhomework.D.Astiredaswashe,heagreedtohelpmewithmyhomework.24.24.24.24.Shehadonlyjustbeguntospeakwhenpeoplestartedinterrupting.A.Shehardlyhadbeguntospeakwhenpeoplestartedinterrupting.B.Hardlyshehadbeguntospeakwhenpeoplestartedinterrupting.C.Hardlyhadshebeguntospeakwhenpeoplestartedinterrupting.D.Shehadn’tbeguntospeakwhenpeoplestartedinterrupting.25.25.25.25.“Let’sgotothecinematonight”hesuggestedA.HesuggestedthemtogotothecinemathatnightB.HesuggestedtheirgoingtothecinemathatnightC.HesuggestedtheywenttothecinemathatnightD.Hesuggestedthatlet’sthemtogotothecinemathatnight26.26.26.26.“Youshouldhavefinishedthereportbynow,”thebosssaidtohissecretary.A.Thebosssuggestedhissecretaryshouldhavefinishedthereportontime.B.Thebossscoldedhissecretaryfornotfinishingthereportontime.C.Thebossremindedhissecretaryoffinishingthereportontime.D.Thebossadvisedhissecretarytofinishthereportontime.27.27.27.27.Theywouldhaveneveracceptedhismoneyiftheyhadknownhisplan.A.Theyknewwhathewantedtodo,sotheyrefusedhismoney.B.Theyagreedwithhiswishesbecausetheyweregladtohavehismoney.C.Theytookthemoneyheofferedthemwithoutrealizinghispurposes.D.Theydidn’tknowhisplanandnevertookthemoneyfromhim.28.28.28.28.Iwasonthepointofleavingthehousewhenhecame.A.NosoonerhadIleftthehousethanhecame.B.Ihadhardlyleftthehousewhenhecame.C.WhenhecameIhadjustleftthehouse.D.Iwasjustabouttoleavethehousewhenhecame.29.29.29.29.Withoutskilfulsurgeryhewouldnothavesurvivedtheoperation.A.Haditbeenforskilfulsurgeryhewouldnothavesurvivedtheoperation.B.Hewouldn'thavesurvivedtheoperationifhehadn'thadskilfulsurgery.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE19C.Wemayn’tgetavisaforSingapore.D.Weshouldn’tgetavisaforSingapore.134.134.134.134.Thegirljustsaidhello.SheisTom’syoungestsister.A.ThegirlwhojustsaidhelloisTom’syoungestsister.B.ThegirlsayinghelloisTom’syoungestsister.C.ThegirljustsaidhelloisTom’syoungestsister.D.Thegirl,whojustsaidhello,isTom’syoungestsister.135.135.135.135.I’mwaitingforthebus.Itislate.A.ThebuswhichI’mwaitingislate.B.ThebuswhomI’mwaitingforislate.C.ThebusforthatI’mwaitingislate.D.ThebusI’mwaitingforislate.136.136.136.136.Thishousewasbuiltyearsago.Itisstillinverygoodshape.A.Thishouse,whichbuiltyearsago,isstillinverygoodshape.B.Thishouse,builtyearsago,isstillinverygoodshape.C.Thishouse,buildingyearsago,isstillinverygoodshape.D.Thishouse,whichwasbuiltyearsagoisstillinverygoodshape.137.137.137.137.Thepeoplewatchedthegame.Noneofthemwilleverforgetit.A.Noneofthepeoplethatwatchedthegamewilleverforgetit.B.Thepeoplewatchedthegamenoneofwhomwilleverforgetit.C.Nobodythatwatchedthegamewilleverforgetit.D.BothAandCarecorrect.138.138.138.138.Quangisverygoodatdrawing.Hisfatherisafamouspainter.A.Quangwhosefatherisafamouspainterisverygoodatdrawing.B.Quang,whosefatherisafamouspainterisverygoodatdrawing.C.Quang,whosefatherisafamouspainter,isverygoodatdrawing.D.Quang’sfather,whoisafamouspainter,isverygoodatdrawing.139.139.139.139.That’stheman.Itoldyouabouthimyesterday.A.That’sthemanaboutwhomItoldyouyesterday.B.That’sthemanwhomItoldyouyesterday.C.That’sthemanaboutthatItoldyouyesterday.D.That’sthemanItoldyouyesterday.140.140.140.140.Hedrivesmorecarelesslythanheusedto.A.Hedoesn’tdriveascarefullyasheusedto.B.Hedoesn’tdrivecarefullythanheusedto.C.Hedoesn’tdriveascarefullythanheusedto.D.Hedoesn’tdriveascarefullyhedoes.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE29a.Theyarenotusuallyusedtodrinkingwine.b.Theyarenotusedtousuallydrinkingwine.c.Theyarenotusedtodrinkingwine.d.Theyarenotusedtodrinkwine.205.205.205.205.Althoughtheweatherchanged,thepicnicwentaheadasplanned.a.Inspitethechangeintheweather,thepicnicwentaheadasplanned.b.Inspiteoftheweatherchanged,thepicnicwentaheadasplanned.c.Inspitethechangeintheweather,thepicnicwentaheadasplanned.d.Inspiteofchangingtheweather,thepicnicwentaheadasplanned.206.206.206.206.ItismoredifficulttolearntospeakEnglishthantolearntowriteit.a.LearningtospeakEnglishismoredifficultthantolearntowriteit.b.LearningtospeakEnglishisasdifficultaslearningtowriteit.c.LearningtospeakEnglishismoredifficultthanlearningtowriteit.d.LearningtospeakEnglishisnotsodifficultaslearningtowriteit.207.207.207.207.Theybuilttheschoolin1990.a.Theschoolwasbeingbuiltin1990.b.Theschoolwasbuiltin1990.c.Theschoolwasbuildingin1990.d.Theschoolwhichwasbuiltin1990.208.208.208.208.Thehousewiththewhitewallismyuncle’s.a.Thehousewhosewalliswhiteismyuncle.b.Thehousewherewalliswhiteismyuncle’s.c.Thehousewhichwalliswhiteismyuncle’s.d.Thehousewhosewalliswhitebelongstomyuncle.209.209.209.209.Theyworkedveryhardinspiteoftheiroldage.a.Despitetheywereold,theyworkedveryhard.b.Althoughtheywereold,theyworkedveryhard.c.Thoughtheywereoldage,theyworkedveryhard.d.Eventhoughtheyold,theyworkedveryhard.210.210.210.210.ThelaststudentwhowasinterviewedwasJohn.a.ThelaststudenttobeinterviewedwasJohn.b.ThelaststudenttointerviewwasJohn.c.ThelaststudentwasJohntobeinterviewed.d.ThelaststudentinterviewingwasJohn.211.211.211.211.Jillhasn’tseenthismoviebefore.Neitherhaveherparents.a.EitherJillorherparentshaveseenthismoviebefore.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE24C.Althoughshewasveryweak,shecouldliftthebasketD.Thewomanliftthebasket,soshewasn’tveryweak.168.168.168.168.Thethiefworeglovessoastoavoidleavinganyfingerprints.A.Thethiefworeglovessoastonotleaveanyfingerprints.B.Thethiefworeglovessothatnotleaveanyfingerprints.C.Thethiefworeglovesinordernottoleaveanyfingerprints.D.Thethiefworeglovesinordertonotleaveanyfingerprints.169.169.169.169.“Don’tforgettophonetheoffice”,shesaidA.Sheremindedhimnotforgettophonetheoffice.B.Sheremindedhimtoforgetnottophonetheoffice.C.Sheremindedhimtophonetheoffice.D.Sheremindedhimaboutphoningtheoffice.170.170.170.170.Itisbelievedthatthemanescapedinastolencar.A.Themanisbelievedtobeescapedinastolencar.B.Themanisbelievedtohaveescapedinastolencar.C.Themanwasbelievedtobeescapedinastolencar.D.Theybelievedthatthemanstolethecar.171.171.171.171.ShestartedlearningEnglishtenyearsago.A.ShehasnotlearntEnglishbefore.B.ShehaslearntEnglishsincetenyears.C.ShehasstartedlearningEnglishfortenyears.D.ShehaslearntEnglishfortenyears.172.172.172.172.Theyspentalotofmoneyonfoodandclothes.A.Alotofmoneywasspentonfoodandclothes.B.Alotofmoneywerespentonfoodandclothes.C.Alotofmoneyonfoodandclotheswerespent.D.Moneywasspentalotonfoodandclothes.173.173.173.173.“LeavemyhousenoworI’llcallthepolice!”shoutedtheladytotheman.A.Theladythreatenedtocallthepoliceifthemandidn’tleaveherhouse.B.Theladysaidthatshewouldcallthepoliceifthemandidn’tleaveherhouse.C.Theladytoldthemanthatshewouldcallthepoliceifhedidn’tleaveherhouse.D.Theladyinformedthemanthatshewouldcallthepoliceifhedidn’tleaveherhouse.174.174.174.174.Helasthadhiseyestestedtenmonthsago.A.Hehadtestedhiseyestenmonthsago.B.Hehadnottestedhiseyesfortenmonthsthen.C.Hehasn’thadhiseyestestedfortenmonths.D.Hedidn’thaveanytestonhiseyesintenmonths.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE18A.Hesuggestedtheytogotothecinemathatnight.B.Hesuggestedgoingtothecinemathatnight.C.Hesuggestedthattheywenttothecinemathatnight.D.Hesuggestedthatlet’sthemgotothecinemathatnight.127.127.127.127.“What’syourjob?”,saidthedoctortoMr.Thomas.A.ThedoctoraskedMr.Thomaswhathisjobwas.B.ThedoctoraskedMr.Thomaswhathisjobis.C.ThedoctoraskedMr.Thomaswhatwashisjob.D.ThedoctoraskedMr.Thomaswhatishisjob.128.128.128.128.It’spossiblethatwewon’tgocampingthisweekend.A.Wewillprobablygocampingthisweekend.B.Wewillnotgocampingthisweekend.C.Wemaynotgocampingthisweekend.D.Wemustnotgocampingthisweekend.129.129.129.129.Ithinkit’snecessarytotellTimaboutitatonce.A.Timmaybetoldaboutitatonce.B.Timshouldbetoldaboutitatonce.C.Timmustbetoldaboutitatonce.D.Timmightbetoldaboutitatonce.130.130.130.130.Itisessentialthatwemeethimattheairport.A.Hemustbemetattheairport.B.Hemightbemetattheairport.C.Heshouldbemetattheairport.D.Hemaybemetattheairport.131.131.131.131.It’sverylikelythatthecompanywillaccepthisapplication.A.Thecompanyneedsaccepthisapplication.B.Thecompanymight/mayaccepthisapplication.C.Thecompanymustaccepthisapplication.D.Thecompanyshouldaccepthisapplication.132.132.132.132.Everystudentisrequiredtowriteanessayonthetopic.A.Everystudentmightwriteanessayonthetopic.B.Everystudentmustwriteanessayonthetopic.C.Theyrequireeverystudentwriteanessayonthetopic.D.Everystudentshouldwriteanessayonthetopic.133.133.133.133.Itisn’tnecessaryforustogetavisaforSingapore.A.Weneedn’tgetavisaforSingapore.B.Wemustn’tgetavisaforSingapore.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE315.15.15.15.Bill,nothisroommate,wrotethatpaper.A.Billwrotethepaperwithouthelpfromhisroommate.B.Bill’sroommatewrotethepaper.C.NeitherBillnorhisroommatewrotethepaper.D.Billwrotethepaperwithhisroommate.16.16.16.16.Davidseemsreallyillateaseinfrontofallthosepeople.A.Davidfeelsuncomfortableinfrontofallthosepeople.B.Davidiseasytobeillbecauseofallthosepeople.C.Davidisillbecausehestandsinfrontofallthosepeople.D.Davidfeelscomfortableinfrontofallthosepeople.17.17.17.17.Hardlyareappealsallowedagainstthecoucil’sdecision.A.Thecoucilalwaysallowsappealsagainstitsdecisions.B.It’stoohardforthecouciltoallowappealsagainstitsdecisions.C.Thecoucilrarelyallowsappealsagainstitsdecisions.D.Allowingappealsagainstitsdecisionsisnotgood.18.18.18.18.Theyarrivedtoolatetogetgoodseats.A.Theyhadtostandforthewholeshow.B.Althoughtheywerelatetheyfoundsomegoodseats.C.Theygotgoodseatssometimeaftertheyarrived.D.Whentheyarrivedthegoodseatswerealreadytaken.19.19.19.19.Aftertheverysaltyfoodwehad,wewerealldyingofthirst.A.Wewereverythirstyafterhavingtheverysaltyfood.B.Wealldiedbecauseweweretoothirsty.C.Thefoodwasnotsaltyenoughforustohave.D.Wealldiedbecausetherewasnotenoughfood.20.20.20.20.NothingbutthewholestorywouldsatisfyTim.A.Timwouldn’tbesatisfiedwithanything.B.Timinsistedonbeingtoldthecompletestory.C.Onthewhole,Timwassatisfiedwiththestory.D.Timwantedtoknowjusttheendofthestory.21.21.21.21.I’msureitwasn’tMr.Phongyousawbecausehe’sinHanoi.A.Itcouldn’tbeMr.Phongyousawbecausehe’sinHanoi.B.Youmustn’thaveseenMr.Phongbecausehe’sinHanoiC.Itcan’thavebeenMr.Phongyousawbecausehe’sinHanoi.D.Mr.Phongmightn’tseeyoubecausehe’sinHanoi.22.22.22.22.I’mlikemymum,whereasmybrotherlookslikemydad.ÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE34D.Janetaskeduswherewerewespendingourholidays241.241.241.241.Heworeglassesandafalsebeardsothat____.A.anyonecanrecognizehimB.noonecouldrecognizehimC.noonecanrecognizehimD.noonecouldn’trecognizehim242.242.242.242.Althoughhewasverytired,heagreedtohelpmewithmyhomework.A.Tiredashewas,heagreedtohelpmewithmyhomework.B.Despitebeingverytired,butheagreedtohelpmewithmyhomework.C.Tiredthoughhewas,butheagreedtohelpmewithmyhomework.D.Astiredaswashe,heagreedtohelpmewithmyhomework.243.243.243.243.I’msureitwasn’tMr.Phongyousawbecausehe’sinHanoi.A.Itcouldn’tbeMr.Phongyousawbecausehe’sinHanoi.B.Youmustn’thaveseenMr.Phongbecausehe’sinHanoiC.Itcan’thavebeenMr.Phongyousawbecausehe’sinHanoi.D.Mr.Phongmightn’tseeyoubecausehe’sinHanoi.244.244.244.244.I’mlikemymum,whereasmybrotherlookslikemydad.A.I’mlikemymum,whereasmybrothertakesaftermydad.B.I’mlikemymum,whereasmybrothertakesovermydad.C.I’mlikemymum,whereasmybrothertakesonmydad.D.I’mlikemymum,whereasmybrothertakesinmydad.245.245.245.245.Shehadonlyjustbeguntospeakwhenpeoplestartedinterrupting.A.Shehardlyhadbeguntospeakwhenpeoplestartedinterrupting.B.Hardlyshehadbeguntospeakwhenpeoplestartedinterrupting.C.Hardlyhadshebeguntospeakwhenpeoplestartedinterrupting.D.Shehadn’tbeguntospeakwhenpeoplestartedinterrupting.246.246.246.246.Theywouldhaveneveracceptedhismoneyiftheyhadknownhisplan.A.Theyknewwhathewantedtodo,sotheyrefusedhismoney.B.Theyagreedwithhiswishesbecausetheyweregladtohavehismoney.C.Theytookthemoneyheofferedthemwithoutrealizinghispurposes.D.Theydidn’tknowhisplanandnevertookthemoneyfromhim.247.247.247.247.“Let’sgotothecinematonight”hesuggestedA.HesuggestedthemtogotothecinemathatnightB.HesuggestedtheirgoingtothecinemathatnightC.HesuggestedtheywenttothecinemathatnightD.Hesuggestedthatlet’sthemtogotothecinemathatnightÔnthiĐHkhốiDv A1 MrsThamPham-01683666828PAGE1389.89.89.89.“Whydon’tyouputabetterlockonthedoor?"saidJohn.A.Johnsuggestedtoputabetterlockonthedoor.B.Johnaskedwhynotputtingabetterlockonthedoor.C.Johnsuggestedputtingabetterlockonthedoor.D.Johnmadeusputabetterlockonthedoor.90.90.90.90.Althoughhislegswerebroken,hemanagedtogetoutofthecarbeforeitexploded.A.Despitehislegstobebroken,hemanagedtogetoutofthecarbeforeitexploded.B.Despitehisbrokenlegs,hewasabletogetoutofthecarbeforeexploding.C.Despitehislegswerebroken,hemanagedtogetoutofthecarbeforeitexploded.D.Despitehisbrokenlegs,hewasabletogetoutofthecarbeforeitexploded.91.91.91.91.Ihaven"teatenthiskindoffoodbefore.A.ThisisthefirsttimeI"veeatenthiskindoffood.B.Ihaven"teatenthiskindoffoodalready.C.ThisisthefirstkindoffoodIhaveeaten.D.EvenbeforeIhavenoteatenthiskindoffood.92.92.92.92.Afterfightingthefirefor12hours,thefiremensucceededinputtingitout.A.Thefiremenmanagedinvaintoputthefireoutaftera12-hourfight.B.Fightingthefirefor12hours,thefiremenwereabletoputitout.C.Thefiremenwasted12hoursputtingthefireout.D.Fightingthefirefor12hours,thefirewasputout.93.93.93.93.Thearchitecthasdrawnplansforanextensiontothehouse.A.Planshavebeendrawnforanextensiontothehousebythearchitect.B.Thehousehashaditsplansforanextensiondrawnbythearchitect.C.Plansforanextensiontothehousehavebeendrawnbythearchitect.D.Thearchitecthashadtheplansdrawnforanextensiontothehouse.94.94.94.94.Idon"thaveenoughmoneywithmenow;otherwiseIwouldbuythatcoat.A.IfIdidn"thaveenoughmoneywithmenow,Iwouldbuythatcoat.B.IfIhadenoughmoneywithmenow,Iwouldbuythatcoat.C.IfIhadenoughmoneywithmenow,Iwouldn"tbuythatcoat.D.IfIdidn"thaveenoughmoneynow,Iwouldn"tbuythatcoat.95.95.95.95.Thatexpressiononhisfacehassomemeaning.A.Thatexpressiononhisfaceismeaningless.B.Thatexpressiononhisfacemeans.C.Thatexpressiononhisfaceismean.D.Thatexpressiononhisfaceismeaningful.96.96.96.96.Sheistooweak;shecan"tsitupandtalktoyou....

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