Trung Hiếu 7C
Trung Hiếu 7C
Trung Hiếu 7C
LISTENING
Part 1. Questions 1 – 8. Complete the form below. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS
AND / OR NUMBERS for each answer.
Example: Name : 0. Jenny Chan
Present Address: Sea View Guesthouse 1. _____ 14 Hill Road______________ Road
Day time telephone number: 2237676
[N.B. best time to contact is 2. between 9.00 and _______9.30_________]
Age: 19
Intended length of stay: a year
Occupation while in UK: Student
General Level of English: intermediate
Preferred location: In the 3. North-West
Special diet: 4. ___________ vegetarian_____
Other requirements:
Own facilities
Own television
5. a ____garden___________
to be 6. ____only guest___________
Maximum price to be 7. £ _____100_________ per week
Preferred starting date: 8. Monday, ____ 23rd March_______________
Your answer:
1. 2. 3. 4.
5. 6. 7. 8.
Part 2. Questions 9 – 14. You will hear a radio interview with a man called Robin Marshall, who has
written a book about Argentina. Choose the best answer for each question.
9. What was Robin's job in Argentina?
A. travelling salesman B. tour guide C. translator
10. On Robin's last trip to Argentina, the weather was __________
A. suitable for what he planned B. colder than he expected
C. different from the forecasts he heard
11. What did Robin buy from the market he visited?
A. a chair B. record C. picture
12. How did Robin feel during the dance performance he saw?
A. He was sad he didn't dance well B. He wished he had continued his dance classes
C. He wanted to get up and dance
13. What did Robin do while he stayed in the village?
A. He went on a bus tour B. He went on a river trip C. He went into the forest
14. What did Robin like about his favourite place?
A. the views B. the peace C. the wildlife
Your answer:
9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14.
Part 3. Questions 15 – 20. You will hear a woman called Julie and a man called Greg talking about an
indoor wildlife center they have visited. Write T (true) if the sentence is correct or F (false) for the
incorrect sentence.
15. They agree that the wildlife center building is well designed. F
16. Greg thought that the sharks at the wildlife center were frightening. F
17. Julie found the building was too warm. T
18. Greg was disappointed with the number of insects. T
19. Greg only managed to see one tree frog. F
20. Julie is very keen to turn to the wildlife center. T
Your answer:
15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20.
SECTION C. READING
I. Read the text below and choose the correct word for each space. Write your answers in the
numbered spaces provided below. (10 points)
HOW TRANSPORTATION AFFECTS OUR LIFE?
Without transportation, our modern society could not (1) ______. We would have no metal, no coal and
no oil nor would we have any (2) ______ made from these materials. (3) ______, we would have to spend
most of our time (4) ______ food and food would be (5) ______ to the kinds that could grow in the climate
and soil of our neighborhood.
Transportation also (6) ______ our lives in other ways. Transportation can speed a doctor to the (7)
______ of a sick person, even if the patients’ lives on an isolated farm. It can take police to the (8) ______
of a crime within a moments of being noticed. Transportation (9) ______ teams of athletes to compete in
national and international sports contests. In time of (10) ______ transportation can rush aid to persons in
areas stricken by floods, famines and earthquakes.
1. A. establish B. exist C. take place D. happen
2. A. producers B. production C. products D. productivity
3. A. Even B. Besides C. Although D. However
4. A. rising B. taking C. buying D. raising
5. A. connected B. focused C. limited D. related
6. A. affects B. makes C. influences D. effects
7. A. way B. part C. body D. side
8. A. scene B. place C. location D. site
9. A. brings B. fetches C. enables D. gets
10. A. disasters B. accidents C. problems D. wars
Your answer:
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
II. You are going to read an article in which four people talk about cheating in exams. For questions 1-
10 choose from the people (A-D). The people may be chosen more than once. There is 2 examples at the
beginning (00;0) (10 points)
CHEATING IN EXAMS
A C
This happened when I was about 14 years old. I’ve never cheated in an exam and really don’t see
The last exam of the year was history, which the point. I mean sooner or later people will find
had always been my worst subject. I was useless out if you know something or not. If you cheat to
at remembering dates and people’s names so I get better results then you’re lying to yourself as
decided to write the dates and names of well as to everyone else. Rather than spending
important events we’d studied on the inside of your time thinking of really clever and original
my arm and then wore a jumper to cover it up so ways to cheat without anyone realizing, you should
no one could see. Unfortunately though, it was a just spend that time studying. I’m sure it will help
really hot day. I really wanted to take my you a lot more in the long run. A friend once tried
jumper off but I couldn’t. I realized after about to read my answers in an exam while pretending to
ten minutes that there was no way I would be pick something up off the floor. As soon as I
able to look at what I’ve written without the realized I covered my work so he couldn’t see. He
teacher seeing and I just wished I hadn’t done it. was quite annoyed with me afterwards but I didn’t
I felt so hot and uncomfortable and was worried think it was fair that he should do well because of
about the teacher seeing and catching me that I my hard work.
didn’t do very well in the test at all. I was too
distracted. I think I probably would have got a
better result if hadn’t tried to cheat. I learnt a
good lesson though. I never tried to cheat again
after that.
B D
My friend and I had the same surname so we I used to always cheat in my math exams when I
always end up sitting next to each other, or one was at school. We were allowed to take a
behind the other, in exams at school. We worked calculator with us into the exam and I used to write
out this system where we would pass a piece of all the important formulae that were supposed to
paper to each other with the answers to the remember on the inside of the calculator case. I did
questions. Sometimes we just passed it by hand if it lots of times. I don’t regret it at all. I was quite
we were sitting close enough and other times we’d good at maths anyway but I’m sure I got better
throw it on the floor for the other person to pick up. results as a result of cheating. In other exams like
It was quite a good system and I think over lots of chemistry and physics, I sometimes wrote notes on
exams we probably helped each other equally so it bits of tissue then pretended I needed to blow my
was fair and I’m sure we both got higher marks. nose and looked at my notes during the exam. I
Unfortunately a teacher did see us doing it once. I worked really well. There was only one time I was
was just leaning down to pick up a paper my friend almost caught; I dropped the tissue on the floor by
was passing back to me when a teacher appeared out accident just as a teacher was walking past. He was
of nowhere and picked it up first. There was no way about to pick it up when my friend, who had also
we could deny what we were doing. It was so seen what had happened, deliberately knocked
obvious. The teacher didn’t say anything until the over his water bottle. The teacher was so busy
end of the exam and then when she collected our clearing up the water I think he forgot about me. If
papers she wrote a big zero at the top. We didn’t do you’re clever enough to work out a way to cheat
it anymore after that, it had been good before but we and not get caught then I think you deserve to get
decided it wasn’t worth the risk. good marks. It’s like that in the real world; if you
can do something more easily and with less hard
work then you will. Why not?
III.Read the passage below and choose the correct answer for each question.(5 points)
Scientists have looked at the relationship between violent films and children’s behavior for years. They are
now studying the effect of computer games on children. Lyn Hender, senior lecturer in educational
psychology, focuses on how these games influence the way teenagers think. She looked at thirteen and
fourteen-year-old students playing fantasy games on computers.
She found that both weak and strong students clearly used complex thinking skills. “I think we never really
see the advantages of such games in education. Parents and teachers do not think of these as being
educationally useful,” Dr. Hender said.
‘‘I think we only see the aggression and violence in them. Of course, some games are like that. But the
majority are non-violent games that are good for developing the mind.” The students played a game called
“Get The Money," in which a group have to make money in various ways. For this game you need to think
in almost the same way that you would in a sports game. ‘This is not an easy game,... actually, you have to
use logic as well as changing how you think." Dr. Hender stated.
Teachers were surprised to see that teenagers whom they thought were weak students were as successful as
their stronger classmates. Sometimes they were even better. “One weaker student completed a complex
card game in which you had about nine different things to remember," Dr. Hender said. “I discovered she
did it very easily, but some of the students I thought were strong had problems. I found that none of the
students had any problems concentrating for a long time. They were determined to understand the game
and get it right.
Dr. Hender concluded that the games used the same sort of strategies that were very valuable in
classrooms. Teachers could try to make use of these games and design tasks based on them for students in
class. ‘Computers are not just a home leisure thing.’ she said.
1. Dr. Lyn Hender is mainly interested in how_________
A. films cause children to be violent. B. computer games affect the minds of the young.
C. little research exists on computer games. D. to compare computer games and films.
2. According to Dr. Hender, parents believe computer games_______
A. are too difficult for many children. B. are often made in order to educate children.
C. are not a proper part of education. D. don't involve thinking.
3. Dr. Hender says “Get The Money”_________
A. is sold as a sports game. B. tells children that earning money is good.
C. helps children understand the value of money. D. helps children think in different ways.
4. According to Dr. Hender weaker students are________
A. just as good at the game. B. able to concentrate better.
C. good at card games. D. able to keep in mind nine things at once.
5. Overall, this article is about _________
A. the educational value of computer games.
B. the effect children have on the computer industry.
C. what parents and teachers think of violent computer games.
D. how computer games help stronger students.
Your answer:
1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
IV. Fill in each gap with one suitable word. (10 points)
Benefits of playing sports
Firstly, playing sports can give you a healthy life and a fit body to you. You will be more active and
healthier (1) ________ playing sports. To illustrate, you can have a lower (2) __________ of getting a
serious illness such as heart attack (3) __________ high blood pressure.
In (4) _________ words, it increases your resistance to illness. In leisure time, you can play sports
with your friends or your relatives, this not only helps you but also motivates everyone around you to take
part in sports and have good (5) ___________.
Furthermore, there are some sports (6) ________ you can play easily such as table tennis, tennis or
football and after that, you feel completely relaxed or (7) ____________ free from your stress. Moreover,
you also need to allow (8) __________ encourage children to play sports, especially some outside activities
such as football, basketball or volleyball to decrease the time that your children (9) ___________ sitting in
front of computers or watching television.
These sports can help them have endurance, quickness and even teach them how to improve team spirit
and work in groups. These sports also teach them how to communicate with their teammates, and show them (10)
_________ active and creative they are.
Your answer:
1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
SECTION D. WRITING
I. Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first one.(6 points)
1. The director will forgive Mary if she apologizes him.
→ Unless Mary apologizes him, the director will not forgive her.
2. She will have to finish the project by Monday.
→ The project will be finished by Monday by her.
3. I'd rather not go out this afternoon.
→ I do not feel like going out this afternoon.
4. “What time do you want to leave for the airport?” Harry said to me.
→ Harry asked me what time I wanted to leave for the airport.
5. It was difficult for her to connect the new printer.
→ She found it difficult to connect the new printer.
6. The lift isn't working; use the stairs instead
→ The lift is out of order; use the stairs instead
II. Write your letter (about 80-100 words). DO NOT write any addresses. (13 points)
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Best wishes,
Tim
The end!