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Câu 5:

Being_________is one of the worst things that can happen to someone.


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Câu 6:

The people_________are all professionals.


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Câu 7:

There’s no point_________a garage if you don’t have a car to put in it.


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Câu 9:

A large percentage of the population_________on very little money.


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Câu 10:

Harry loves cars and he’s so_________about them.


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Câu 11:

I am very sorry_________I said. Please accept my apologies.


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Câu 12:

At the end of the play, the_________applauded enthusiastically.


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Câu 13:

He asked me what_________.

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Câu 15:

Jane: “I think golf is really great.”

      Jack: “_________”           


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Câu 17:

Air pollution has a bad influence on the environment. 


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Câu 19:

She was unhappy that she lost contact with  a lot of her old friends when she went abroad to study. 


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Câu 35:

The book is interesting. It was bought last night.

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Câu 36:

The plants may develop differently. The plants live on that island.

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Câu 37:

I think you should spend more time improving your pronunciation.

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Câu 38:

The children couldn"t go swimming because the sea was too rough.

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Câu 39:

I used a credit card to buy a computer game. The game is called ‘Mars Mystique Mission’.

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Đoạn văn 1

Read the followingpassage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct word or phrase that best fits each of the numbered blanks.
UK fires starting gun on race to ‘zero emission’ economy Government ministers are calling time on the UK’s greenhouse gas emissions by tasking climate experts (21)__________finding a path to a net zero emission economy. The committee on climate change is (22)__________to strengthen the UK’s existing 2050 target to drive emissions down by 80pc from levels in 1990. The new target is likely to spur action to find low-carbon alternatives for British manufacturing, transport and heating in what ministers believe is “one of the greatest industrial (23)__________of our time”. The UK has already cut is emission by over 40pc from 1990 levels, while the economy has grown by over 60pc but new policies will be needed to go further, said the Confederation of British Industry. “Businesses are committed to playing their part in the move to (24)__________zero-carbon future, ensuring the UK remains a global leader in low-carbon performance,” said Tom Thackray, of the CBI, “but they can only go so far without the correct policy measures to drive investment and change consumers’ (25)__________”.

Đoạn văn 2

Read the followingpassage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the questions.

Mars has captured the imaginations of people since ancient times. People have long wondered if the planet is home to alien life. Over the years, a number of theories con-cerning this matter have arisen.  In the nineteenth century, there were finally telescopes made that could closely examine at the surface of the Red Planet. While looking at Mars, an Italian astron-omer saw many straight channels on its surface. These were most likely caused by the action of either the wind or water in the distant past. When he published his observations, he used the Italian word canali, which means "channels". However, English-speaking astronomers interpreted the word as "canals" and assumed that he was referring to something akin to manmade canals on Earth.  An American astronomer. Percival Lowell, believed that these "canals" had been built by a race of intelligent beings that had lived - and might still be living - on Mars. The result of that highly publicized claim was that a great number of myths about Mars suddenly arose. For instance, H. G. Wells wrote The War of the Worlds, a book about a Martian invasion of Earth, in 1898. Over the next few decades, Mars and Martians featured in countless science fiction stories, movies, and TV shows.              Years later, in the 1960s and 1970s, the United States sent several satellites to investigate Mars more closely. The satellites found no canals. but one picture sud-denly ignited a great deal of interest in Mars. In 1976, Viking 1 took a snapshot of the Martian surface. In the picture was what appeared to be an enormous human face. It was so large that it measured more than three kilometers long. This con-vinced people that there was - or had been - intelligent life on Mars.             In 2001, however, the mystery of the Martian face was solved by Mars Global Surveyor. The pictures that it transmitted proved that the face was just a mesa, a type of geological formation. As for the "eyes, nose, and mouth" of the face, they were merely shadows. Despite this proof, many people are still convinced that signs of life could be found on Mars someday.  

Câu 25:

What is the best title for the passage?

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Câu 26:

Which of the following can be inferred from the passage about Mars?


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Câu 27:

What does the author point out by writing that a picture ignited a great deal of interest in Mars?

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Câu 28:

What does the author say about the Martian face?


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Câu 29:

What did Mars Global Surveyor do?


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