Đề kiểm tra 1 tiết môn Tiếng Anh lớp 12 - Unit 5 (có đáp án)
Thẩm Tâm Vy, October 23
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, 2018 EXTRA COURSE 12 UNIT 5 TEST 4
GRADE 12 UNIT 5 PRACTICE TEST 4
I. Mark the underlined part whose pronunciation is different from those of the
others.
1. A. maximum B. example C. exclusive D. extensive
2. A. approach B. attach C. reach D. orchestra
3. A. ghost B. daughter C. plough D. caught
4. A. famous B. enormous C. shoulder D. moustache
5. A. mouse B. sour C. wound D. shout
II. Choose the word whose primary stress is different those of from the others.
6. A. archeology B. phonological C.encyclopaedia D. aborigines
7. A. undergraduate B. envừonmental C.economical D. university
8. A. philosophical B. psychology C. philosophy D. philosophize
9. A. geographical B. mathematics C. materialism D. separation
10. A. examination B. psychological C. application D. thermometric
II. Choose the best answer that fits each blank.
11. A. Now we’ve lost! If you .......Mary’s directions, this.......
A. had written down - would have happened
B. had written down - wouldn’t have happened
C. wrote down - wouldn’t happen D. wrote down - would happen
12. Why don’t we emigrate? If we.......in Australia, at leastthe weather........better.
A. lived - would be B. didn’t live – is C. live - would be D. live - will be
13 I’m afraid that Smith is a hardened criminal. If we.....him this time, he.........more
crimes.
A. didn’t punish - will only commit B. don’t punish - only commits
C. don’t punish - will only commit D. punished - would only commit
14. Thanks to Dr. Jones, I’m still alive! If it .......for her, I........dead for certain!
A. wasnVwould be B. isnVwill be
C. hadn’t been - would be D. hadn’t been - would have been
15. I’m sorry I can’t lend you any money. You know that if I.......it, I ....... it to you.
A. had - would lend B. had had - would have lent
C. have - lend D. have - will lend
16. Don’t be afraid. If you.......the dog. It .........
A. don’t touch - will bite B. touch - won’t bite
C. touch - will bite D. touched - would bite
17. In those days, if you ...... a job, you....... lucky.
A. had - were B. had had - were
C. didn’t have - wouldn’t be C. had had - would have been
18. It’s always the same! If I......to leave the office early, my boss........me after I’ve left.
A. decide - call B. decided – called
C. decide - calls D. decided - calls
19. What a terrible thing to happen! Just think, if we .....the plane, we.......in the crash.
A. had missed - would have been killed B. hadn’t missed - would have been killed
C. missed - would be killed D. had missed - wouldn’t have been killed
20. Did you enjoy your meal? If you.......eating, I........the plates.
A. have finished - will clear away B. finish - will clear away
C. finished - would clear away D. had tlnished - would clear away
21. I was told that this material would not.......in tne wash but it has.
A. dwindle B. shrink C. decrease D. contract
22. I realised it would be far too.......to walk alone through those ill- lit streets after dark.
A. bold B. risky C. daring D. courageous
23. The jury returned a(n).........of “not guilty”.
A. sentence B. charge C. verdict D. evidence
24. The student waited with some slight.......while his teacher stood reading his exercise.
A. dread B. terror C. apprehension D. horror.
25. The police have asked for the........of the public in tracing the whereabouts of the
escaped convict.
A. partnership B. co-operation C. association D. alliance
26. The very idea of her winning the beauty competition is quite........
A. abrupt B. absurd C. abnormal D. futile
27. The widely-publicised demonstration did not after all.......
A. come off B. go off C. get on D. break out
28........he fails his final examination, he is still sure of a university place.
A. If B. In case C. Although D. Even if
29. To a large extent, slavery was........during the past century.
A. prevented B. abolished C. uprooted D. removed
30.........of half-starving wolves were roaming the snow-covered countryside.
A. Flocks B. Herds C. Packs D. Swarms
31. As the sky darkened it soon became obvious that a violent thunderstorm was.......
A. imminent B. instantaneous C. immediate D. eminent
32. To what extent will future scientific discoveries make possible the........of the human
life span?
A. increase B. expansion C. prolongation D. growth
33. Is a person to be more highly.......for his courage or for his self-sacrifice?
A. estimated B. assessed C. esteemed D. reckoned
34. His parents gave him many expensive toys as some form of........for his lameness
and inability to play active games.
A. prize B. remedy C. reward D. compe
35. The firm should make a substantial profit.......satisfactory labour relations are
maintained.
A. unless B. with the result of C. provided that D. even if
36. A half-savage mongrel went .......the tramp as the man approached the farm.
A. at B. against C. upon D. for
37. No hazard or difficulty could.......the two mountaineers from their intention of
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38. He set one alarm-clock for five o’clock and the other for five past so as to........that
he did not oversleep.
A. assure B. ensure C. insure D. reassure
39. The dentist had to........the tooth as it was badly decayed.
A. extract B. pull off C. extricate D. eradicate
40. I hope you are not........that I obtained this money dishonestly.
A. implying B. denoting C. inferring D. deducing
III. Read the passage and choose the best answer to each question below.
Education was of primary importance to the English colonists and was conducted at
home as well as in established schools. Regardless of geographic location or finances,
most Americans learned to read and compute numbers. For many, the Bible and other
religious tracts were their only books; however, the excellent language contained in
such works usually made them good primers. Many families owned one or more of
Shakespeare’s works, a copy of John Bunyan’s classic A Pilgrim’s Progress, and
sometimes collections of English literary essays, poems, or historical speeches.
In 1647 the Massachusetts School Law required every town of at least 50 households
to maintain a grammar school. The law was the first to mandate public education in
America. In the middle colonies at the time, schools were often dependent on religious
societies, such as the Quakers and other private organizations. In the South, families
employed private tutors or relied on the clergy to conduct education. At the outset, most
elementary schools were for boys, but schools for girls were established in the
eighteenth century in most cities and large towns. In spite of the informal atmosphere of
most American schools, the literacy rate in the colonies of mid-eighteenth-century
America was equal to or higher than in most European countries.
Before the American Revolution, nine colleges had been founded, including Harvard,
William and Mary, Yale, the College of New Jersey (now Princeton), Brown, Rutgers,
Dartmouth, and Kings College (later Columbia University). By 1720 the natural
sciences and modem languages were being taught, as well as courses in practical
subjects such as mechanics and agriculture. At the end of the eighteenth century,
medical schools were established at the College of Philadelphia and at King's College.
41. Which of the following words best describes the English colonists’ attitude toward
education?
A. Indifferent B. Distrustful C. Enthusiastic D. Casual
42. According to the passage, all of the following sometimes substituted for school
books EXCEPT........
A. historical speeches B. works of Shakespeare C. literary essays D.biographies
43. According to the passage, the Massachusetts School Law applied to every town with
how many households?
A. Less than fifty B. Exactly fifty C. Fifty or more D. Fifteen
44. According to the passage, the middle colonies often depended upon which group to
provide education?
A. Private organizations B. Colleges
C. Established primary schools D. Businesses
45. How well educated were Americans in comparison to most European countries?
A. Much worse B. The same or better C. Far better D. Less or equal
IV. Choose the answer that best fits each numbered blank in the passage below.
The first question we might ask is: What can you learn in college that will help you in
being an employee? The schools teach a (46).......many things of value to the future
accountant, doctor, or electrician. Do they also teach anything of value to the future
employee? Yes, they teach the one thing that it is perhaps most valuable for the future
employee to know. But (47)........students bother (48).......it. This basic skill is the ability
to organize and express ideas in writing and in speaking. This means that your success
(49).......an employee will depend on your ability to communicate with people and to
(50).......your own thoughts and ideas to them so they will (51).......understand what you
are driving at and be persuaded.
Of course, skill in expression is not enough (52)......itself. You must have something to
say in the first place. The effectiveness of your job depends (53).......your ability to
make other people understand your work as (54)......on the quality of the work itself.
Expressing one’s thoughts is one skill that the school can (55)........teach. The
foundations for skill in expression have to be (56).......early: an interest in and an ear
(57)........language; experience in organizing ideas and data, in brushing aside the
irrelevant, and (58)........the habit of verbal expression. If you do not lay these
foundations (59)........your school years, you may never have a(n) (60)........again.
46. A. lots B. far C. great D. large
47. A. very little B. very few C. a large number of D. a few
48. A. to learn B. learning C. learn D. with learning
49. A. like B. being C. to be D. as
50. A. interpret B. transfer C. give out D. present
51. A. either B. not C. as well D. both
52. A. on B. by C. for D. in
53. A. on much B. most on C. much on D. on most è
54. A. it does B. they do C. that does D. it is
55. A. quite B. really C. truly D. hardly
56. A. lay B. laid C. lied D. lain
57. A. for B. of C. in. D. by
58. A. even though B. not mention C. not at all D. above all
59. A. when B. of C. during D. for
60. A. vacancy B. time C. occasion D. opportunity
V. Point out the underlined part that needs correcting.
61. (A) Modern art is on (B) display at the Guggenhein Museum, a (C) building with
an (A) unusually design.
62. By the beginning (A) of the 1980s fifteen states had (B) adopted already (C) no-
fault (D) insurance laws.
63. (A) Heart attacks are (B) fatally in 75 (C) percent of (D) occurrences.
64. In spite of a (A) tremendous (B) amount of (C) electronic gadgetry, air traffic
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65. Only (A) recently have Gooden’s (B) industrially designers and engineers been
able to optimize Watertred’s (C) unusual tread patterns for (D) mass production.
66. A (A) bab oon’ s arms (B) appear as (C) lengthily as (D) its legs.
67. A (A) serious problem is (B) how to communicate (C) reliable with a (D)
submerged submarine.
68. (A) Americans are (B) destroying rapidly wetlands, (C) faster than an acre (D)
every two minutes.
69. The (A) central (B) banking system of the United States (C) consists of twelve (D)
banks district.
70. Telegraph (A) service (B) across the Atlantic was (C) successful (D) established in
1866.
V. Choose the answer that best completes each sentence below.
71........from horseback is a valid form of pest control has come under attack.
A. That the hunting of foxes B. The hunting of foxes
C. It is the hunting of foxes D. There is fox hunting
72 .......... by its previous owner explains why no one has searched for it.
A. Having cursed the treasure B. The treasure has been cursed
C. It was the curse of the treasure D. The treasure's having been cursed
73.........that produced the famous Crab nebula, which is a favorite among astronomers.
A. That is was a supernova B. It was a supernova
C. A supernova D. There a supernova
74 ..........unnecessary red tape and promote research were the main objectives of the
committee.
A. To circumvent B. That to circumvent
C. The circumvention of D. Circumventing
75. .........mixed with a base such as egg yolk was the exclusive medium for painting
panels in the Middle Ages.
A. Finely ground pigments B. It is a finely ground pigment
C. A finely ground pigment D. That a fmely ground pigment
VI . Choose the sentences that is nearest in meaning to each sentence below..
76. I think it may rain.
A. It looks like rain for me B. It looks as if it is going to rain,
C. I’m sure it is going to rain. D. Perhaps it won’t rain.
77. He will come because he wants to be sure of meeting you.
A. He will come so that he can meet you.
B. He wants to come to make sure that you are here.
C. He wants to be sure that he can come here.
D. He is sure he will come.
78. Walking in the rain gives him pleasure.
A . He is pleased walking in the rain today.
B. He hates walking in the rain.
C. He enjoys walking in the rain.
D. He can walk in the rain in a pleasant way.
79. The fox was unsuccessful in reaching the grapes.
A. The fox tried in vain to reach the grapes.
B. The fox wanted to reach the grapes unsuccessfully
C. The fox managed to reach the grapes.
D. The fox reached the grapes successfully.
80. His briefcase is too full for the zip fastener to close properly.
A. The zip fastener of his briefcase is broken because it is too full.
B. Although his briefcase is so full, ne can close the zip fastener.
C. His briefcase is so full that the zip fastener closes properly.
D. His briefcase is so full that the zip fastener can’t close properly.
ANSWER KEY
1B 2D 3A 4C 5C 6C 7B 8A 9C 10A
11B 12A 13C 14C 15A 16C 17A 18C 19B 20A
21B 22B 23C 24C 25B 26B 27A 28D 29B 30C
31A 32C 33C 34D 35D 36D 37B 38B 39A 40A
41C 42D 43C 44A 45B 46C 47B 48A 49D 50D
51D 52C 53C 54A 55B 56B 57A 58D 59C 60D
61D 62B 64B 64D 65B 66C 67C 68B 69D 70C
71A 72D 73B 74A 75C 76B 77A 78C 79A 80D
