Tiếng-Anh-12-i-Learn-Smart-World-Luyện-tập-Unit-1-Key
Tiếng-Anh-12-i-Learn-Smart-World-Luyện-tập-Unit-1-Key
Tiếng-Anh-12-i-Learn-Smart-World-Luyện-tập-Unit-1-Key
Choose the word whose underlined part differs from the other three in pronunciation in the following questions.
1. A. blessing B. beyond C. expose D. reject
2. A. amazed B. relieved C. depressed D. worried
Choose the word that differs from the other three in the position of the main stress in the following questions.
3. A. disguise B. pretend C. inspire D. anxious
4. A. unpleasant B. overcome C. embarrassed D. essential
Choose the correct arrangement of the sentences to make a meaningful paragraph in the following questions.
10.
a. While I was hiking through the forest, I slipped and fell down a steep hill.
b. When I finally stopped, I was relieved to find that I was not seriously injured.
c. I will never forget my last holiday in the countryside of France.
d. Although the experience was frightening, for it as a reminder to be more careful in the future.
e. As I was tumbling down, I was really scared because everything happened so fast.
A. d-c-a-b-e B. c-d-a-e-b C. c-a-e-b-d D. a-e-b-c-d
11.
a. Suddenly, we heard the distant rumble of thunder and dark clouds quickly gathered.
b. It happened two years ago when I was camping with friends.
c. Strong winds began to howl, so we ran as our life depended on it, trying to reach shelter before the rain came down really
hard.
d. The day had been perfect - sunny skies and a gentle breeze.
e. Later, after the storm disappeared, we learned that several trees had fallen in the campsite, but thankfully, no one was hurt.
A. b-a-c-d-e B. b-d-a-c-e C. b-c-a-d-e D. b-c-e-d-a
Read the following fact file of Sir Alexander Fleming and choose the correct option that best fits each of the blanks. (3
questions)
Sir ALEXANDER FLEMING
• He is well-known (12)___________ the discovery of penicillin in 1928
• He is (13)___________ as one of the 100 Most Important People of the 20th century.
• In 1939, he managed (14)___________ penicillin into a medicine for humans.
• In 1945, he, together with Ernst Boris Chain and Sir Howard Walter Florey, was awarded the Nobel Prize for medicine.
(12) A. for B. with C. to D. as
(13) A. presented B. talked C. considered D. decided
(14) A. turning B. to turn C. to have turned D. to be turned
Read the following fact file of Sir David Attenborough and choose the correct option that best fits each of the blanks. (3
questions)
Sir DAVID ATTENBOROUGH
Early life:
• As a child, he showed his (15)___________ in natural history and started collecting fossils, stones and natural specimens.
Career:
• He first (16)___________ as a producer in the early 1950s.
Quotes:
• ‘‘David has affected the lives of people and wildlife (17)___________ many years. With his amazing amount of knowledge,
his achievement is to recommend life, wildlife and human life to the people of this Earth.’’ Bill Oddie.
(15) A. excitement B. attraction C. interest D. fascination
(16) A. worked B. was working C. has worked D. had worked
(17) A. since B. for C. in D. during
Choose the correct option that best fits each of the blanks. (6 questions)
Malala Yousafzai, born on July 12, 1997, is a Pakistani activist who is (18)___________ for her courageous fight for female
education. (19)___________ the Pakistani Taliban's rule, girls were banned from attending school. Despite facing threats from
the Pakistani Taliban, in early 2009, she wrote a blog under her pseudonym Gul Makai for the BBC Urdu to detail her life
during the Taliban's occupation of Swat. This bravery (20)___________ to a horrific assassination attempt in 2012. On
October 9, while Malala (21)___________ home from school on the bus, Taliban fighters boarded and shot her in the head.
Miraculously, Malala survived and continued her fight. In 2014, (22)___________ the age of 17, she became the youngest
person to receive a Nobel Peace Prize. Malala's resilience and determination have (23)___________ millions worldwide, and
she continues to work tirelessly through the Malala Fund to ensure that all girls have access to quality education.
(18) A. shown B. developed C. famous D. introduced
(19) A. During B. For C. Since D. At
(20) A. caused B. resulted C. created D. led
(21) A. was riding B. rode C. had ridden D. has ridden
(22) A. on B. at C. in D. with
(23) A. created B. informed C. inspired D. persuaded
Read an email from Mai to a friend, Joanne. Choose the best word or phrase for each space. (5 questions)
Hi Joanne,
Did I ever tell you that I'm quite a good skier? When I started, I was hopeless, like a fish out of (24)___________, but I've
been going to ski resorts for years with my parents, and I can do the harder routes now. But I had a really frightening
experience on my last winter holiday. I was skiing in the mountains with a group of friends when, suddenly, the snow behind
us started to move. It was making a terrible sound, as if it was a huge railway train coming down the mountain. I was the first
to (25)___________, because I had read about what to do in an avalanche (which is what this movement of snow is called). I
shouted to my friends to follow me, and we skied to a huge rock. There was room for all of us to hide behind it, and, when the
snow (26)___________ the rock, it didn't move.
However, when the avalanche was over, we were in a snow cave behind the rock and had no idea how deep the snow was
above us. I was so nervous as we started to dig our way out. It felt as if I had butterflies in my (27)___________. We were
digging for at least 10 minutes before we reached the surface. We were all on cloud (28)___________ at that moment because
we were safe.
(24) A. river B. sea C. water D. lake
(25) A. react B. reject C. reserve D. request
(26) A. overcame B. impacted C. investigated D. depended
(27) A. head B. heart C. mouth D. stomach
(28) A. five B. seven C. nine D. ten
Read the blog and choose the best answer for each question. (5 questions)
Hi there!
I've decided to start writing a blog. My friends say it's a piece of cake. I just hope I can think of interesting things to say each
week and that I'll get lots of followers! Anyway, for my first post, I want to tell you a little bit about myself. [1]
My name's Mia, and I'm currently 19 years old, living in a small, pretty town that's always full of life. My life has been quite
full, too, but not always in a good way. In fact, it has been like a rollercoaster, filled with ups and downs. At various times,
I've been anxious, depressed, relieved, and finally grateful, as you will learn. [2]
I grew up as an only child on a farm, which meant a lot of adventures on my own in our fields, creating stories about
imaginary friends, since there were no real children my age for miles around. I was taught at home until the three of us moved
to the town when I was 10, where I immediately joined the drama club. [3]
I was just starting high school when my doctor told me that I had a rare illness. It meant spending lots of time in hospitals and
missing out on school and drama activities. At the time, it seemed like the end of the world, but the experience taught me a lot
about being strong mentally and about how we can overcome problems if we think in a positive way. I'm much better now. [4]
Forgetting about all that now, I love spending time outdoors, exploring new hiking trails. Perhaps sometime I'll share with you
the itinerary for my last hike in the mountains. It was awesome! I also love reading – any reading I can get my hands on,
really. My current favorite is a mystery novel that I can't seem to put down!
That's all for this week. I'll have to start thinking about a topic for my second blog entry. Maybe this is not a piece of cake after
all, but I'm sure I'll get my head around it.
Childhood
Rosa Parks was born on February 4, 1913, in Montgomery County, Alabama, which is one of the southern states of the USA.
While she was growing up, Rosa experienced a lot of unfairness because of her skin color. This was common in the southern
states at that time. In her hometown, she went to a school for black children that didn't have many things needed for high-
quality teaching, but Rosa was smart and did well.
Early life
Rosa didn't become famous because of her work. Instead, she became known for standing up for what is right. She worked as a
seamstress, a person who sews clothes, but what really mattered to her was equal rights for black people as for white people.
Rosa joined the NAACP, an important group that was working to make life better for black people across America.
[…]
Rosa Parks did something very brave on December 1, 1955. She was riding on a bus and didn't move when a white person
wanted her seat. This was against the laws of the state then, but Rosa was tired of the unfairness. Her brave act led to the
Montgomery Bus Boycott, when black people stopped using the buses to protest against the rules. As a result, the government
of Alabama had to stop giving white people special rights on its buses. The president of the Montgomery Improvement
Association at the time was Martin Luther King, and the boycott made him a national and then international figure for equal
rights.
Death
Rosa Parks died on October 24, 2005. She was 92 years old. Many people were sad, because she was a hero not just in
America but anywhere that people were fighting for equal rights. Rosa Parks showed that one person can make a big
difference. Today, people still look up to her when they want to make things better or fight against what is wrong.
Questions:
34. What is NOT true about Rosa's childhood?
A. Unfair treatment was familiar to her. B. She was a smart child.
C. She moved to different cities in the southern states. D. She did not receive high-quality education.
35. What does "that" refer to in paragraph 1?
A. Rosa Parks B. Rosa's hometown C. Rosa's school D. The children at Rosa's school
36. From the information in paragraph 2, what kind of organization was the NCAAP?
A. A local organization B. A national organization
C. An international organization D. It is not clear from the information
37. Which heading is missing at […]?
A. Achievements B. Career C. Social life D. Transport
38. What does "boycott" in paragraph 3 probably mean?
A. Do something to make yourself famous B. Start doing something to support equal rights
C. Stop buying or using something as a protest D. Stop other people doing something
39. What event led to the Montgomery Bus Boycott?
A. Rosa Parks's refusal to give up her seat B. The founding of the NAACP
C. Martin Luther King's leadership D. The government's special rights for white people
40. What is the best heading for this text?
A. Rosa Parks: A Brave Life B. The Life and Work of Rosa Parks
C. Rosa Parks Changed the World D. Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King
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