20 câu trắc nghiệm Tiếng Anh 12 Unit 2 - Reading and Writing - Friends global có đáp án

A. I had worked the hardest before this moment.

B. I have worked harder before in my whole life.

C. It was harder than I usually work in my whole life.

D. It was the hardest I’ve ever worked in my whole life.

A. I didn’t remember taking my medicine this morning.

B. I forgot having taken my medicine this morning.

C. I remember not to take my medicine this morning.

D. I forgot to take my medicine this morning.

A. Every other boy in the class is shorter than Liam.

B. Liam is as tall as the other tall boys in the class.

C. Liam is not the shortest boy in the class.

D. No one in the class is near as tall as Liam is.

A. I regret how your credit card has been cancelled by the bank.

B. It is regretted that your credit card has been cancelled by the bank.

C. I regret telling you that your credit card has been cancelled by the bank.

D. I regret to inform you that your credit card has been cancelled by the bank.

A. I read that all mountains are low compared to Mount Everest.

B. I read that most mountains are lower than Mount Everest.

C. I read that no other mountain is as high as Mount Everest.

D. I read that no other mountain is higher than Mount Everest.

a. As a result, my mood soured even more as the minutes ticked by.

b. One of the most annoying situations I’ve ever experienced was this one time I was stuck in traffic for hours.

c. Then, the air conditioning in my car stopped working, which only added to my frustration.

d. Yet worse, every radio station seemed to play the same five songs on repeat.

e. Though the situation was highly irritating, it taught me the value of patience and preparedness for unexpected delays.

f. Firstly, the delay made me late for an important meeting.

g. Despite this, I tried to remain calm and use the time to catch up on some audio-books.

A. f-c-d-e-b-g-a

B. b-f-c-d-a-g-e

C. a-b-d-c-e-g-f

D. e-d-c-f-g-e-b

a. During the days leading up to her big SAT exam, Emily was really on edge.

b. Her future felt like it was at stake, and she didn’t want to lose face in front of her teachers and classmates by doing poorly.

c. Every little noise in her house seemed louder than usual, and she would sometimes tear her hair out trying to remember all the facts she had studied.

d. Remembering her hard work, Emily took deep breaths and managed to finish the exam feeling confident.

e. The next day, Emily tried to keep her feelings under control. She knew that panicking would not help.

f. The night before the exam, Emily was undecided about staying up late to study more or getting some sleep to be well-rested.

A. a-b-c-e-f-d

B. a-c-e-b-f-d

C. a-c-f-b-e-d

D. a-f-e-b-d-c

A. gets

B. to get

C. getting

D. got

A. edge

B. border

C. line

D. rink

A. as

B. of

C. than

D. that

A. came originally from Greece

B. originally from Greece

C. originally come from Greece

D. that came originally from Greece

A. where made headlines globally

B. which made headlines globally

C. which global headlines were made

D. having made headlines globally

A. that his neighbors became overnight millionaires

B. where his neighbors became overnight millionaires

C. in which his neighbors became overnight millionaires

D. his neighbors became overnight millionaires in

A. What makes his story more compelling

B. To make his story more compelling

C. Making his story more compelling

D. His story was more compelling

A. everyone in Sodeto is less well-known than is he

B. no one in Sodeto that is more well-known than him

C. no one in Sodeto is as well-known as he is

D. everyone in Sodeto is the most well-known of all

A. To instruct people how to protect their houses against burglaries

B. To warn people about how often burglaries can take place

C. To advertise different tools to stop burglaries

D. To inform people of different times and forms of burglaries

A. Keeping all doors locked should be the first thing to do before going to bed.

B. It’s a surprise to know quite a few burglars simply get in through unlocked doors.

C. All doors and windows must have high-quality deadbolts to prevent burglaries.

D. It is essential that locks at the main entry points be double-checked for security.

A. wound

B. shock

C. photograph

D. discourage

A. can send information to the police

B. can inform you about the latest burglaries in your home

C. can only be operated in your house

D. can deter your neighbours from breaking in

A. the advised measures can totally stop burglaries if taken at the same time.

B. burglary prevention is essential to improve your home security.

C. complex measures are less effective than simple ones.

D. preventing burglaries requires patience and money.