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CU HI TRC NGHIM TING ANH 20081. The teacher spent an hour the ne! "esson#

A. explain B. to explain C. explaining D. explained2. He $oun% a !atch &n the street' an% then he to return &t to the "oser#

A. had tried B. was trying C. tried D. had been trying3. I$ he $or the re(&s&on sess&on' he )&*ht ha(e no %&$$&cu"t+ %o&n* the test r&*ht no!#

A. had come B. came C. was to come D. had to come4. He &s &ntereste% h&s present ,o-# A. of B. with C. for D. in5. Hun* %oesn.t ta/e h&s )atters *oo% cons&%erat&on#

A. for B. about C. into D. of 6. Conser(at&on &s *reat &)portance &n sa(&n* the en(&ron)ent#

A. in B. of C. at D. for 7. The custo) !as -orn -ecause the pract&ce !as sprea% the nat&on#

A. of B. out of C. throughout D. at8. o)en are no! &n%epen%ent )en#

A. of B. on C. against D. at9. test !as *&(en' our c"ass "ea%er )ana*e% to *et *oo% )ar/s#

A. Whenever B. Whatever C. However D. Wherever 10. 1te(en 1p&e"-er*' career ece""e% &n the $&") &n%ustr+' &s one o$ the "ea%&n* $&*ures &n

Ho""+!oo%#A. that B. whose C. whom D. who

11. The+ cou"%n.t $&n&sh &t there !as no a%e3uate support#A. because B. because of C. why D. so long

12. The appropr&ate att&tu%e )a/es to soc&a"&4e a)on* stran*ers#A. its possible B. possible it C. it possible D. it possibly

13. +ou %&%n.t %o the !ash&n*5up6A. How fast B. How come C. How long D. How soon

14.

7(er+one &n our c"ass h&s su**est&on#A. agrees with B. agree to C. agrees to D. agree with15. ne recent &n )e%&c&ne &s the %e(e"op)ent o$ "aser &n treat&n* cancer#

A. achievements B. achievement C. achiever D. achieved16. 9ou ha(e to -e a!are o$ the %a)a*e hu)ans are %o&n* to 3u&c/en the o$ !&"%"&$e#

A. extinct B. extinctive C. extinctions D. extinction17. There are )an+ a%%resses o$ the s&tes &nc"u%e% &n th&s -oo/#

A. historical B. historic C. historian D. history18. He !as $&na""+ &n h&s $&na" atte)pt#

A. successful B. successive C. unsuccessful D. success19. He &s -oast&n*: !hat he &s sa+&n* &s ,ust a;n< #

A. statement B. understatement C. overstatement D. restatement20. h+ %on.t +ou put a -etter "oc/ on the %oor6. sa&% =ohn#

A. John suggested to put a better loc on the door.

B. John ased why not putting a better loc on the door.

C. John suggested putting a better loc on the door.

D. John made us put a better loc on the door.21. A"thou*h h&s "e*s !ere -ro/en' he )ana*e% to *et out o$ the car -e$ore &t ep"o%e%#

A. Despite his legs to be broen! he managed to get out of the car before it exploded.

B. Despite his broen legs! he was able to get out of the car before exploding.

C. Despite his legs were broen! he managed to get out of the car before it exploded.

D. Despite his broen legs! he was able to get out of the car before it exploded.

22. I ha(en.t eaten th&s /&n% o$ $oo% -e$ore#A. "his is the first time #$ve eaten this ind of food.

B. # haven$t eaten this ind of food already.

C. "his is the first ind of food # have eaten.

D. %ven before # have not eaten this ind of food.

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23. A$ter $&*ht&n* the $&re $or >2 hours' the $&re)en succee%e% &n putt&n* &t out#A. "he firemen managed in vain to put the fire out after a &'(hour fight.

B. )ighting the fire for &' hours! the firemen were able to put it out.

C. "he firemen wasted &' hours putting the fire out.

D. )ighting the fire for &' hours! the fire was put out.24. The arch&tect has %ra!n p"ans $or an etens&on to the house#

A. *lans have been drawn for an extension to the house by the architect.

B. "he house has had its plans for an extension drawn by the architect.C. *lans for an extension to the house have been drawn by the architect.

D. "he architect has had the plans drawn for an extension to the house.25. I %on.t ha(e enou*h )one+ !&th )e no!: other!&se I !ou"% -u+ that coat#

A. #f # didn$t have enough money with me now! # would buy that coat.

B. #f # had enough money with me now! # would buy that coat.

C. #f # had enough money with me now! # wouldn$t buy that coat.

D. #f # didn$t have enough money now! # wouldn$t buy that coat.26. That epress&on on h&s $ace has so)e )ean&n*#

A. "hat expression on his face is meaningless. B. "hat expression on his face means.

C. "hat expression on his face is mean. D. "hat expression on his face is meaningful.

27. 1he &s too !ea/: she can.t s&t up an% ta"/ to +ou#A. #f she weren$t too wea! she could sit up and tal to you.

B. #f she hadn$t been too wea! she could sit up and tal to you.

C. #f she isn$t too wea! she can sit up and tal to you.

D. #f she wasn$t too wea! she can sit up and tal to you.28. ?a% ha-&ts can %o har) to our hea"th#

A. Bad habits cannot be harmful to our health. B. Bad habits can be harmful to our health.

C. Bad habits can be harmless to our health. D. Bad habits can be harmful with our health.29. The sc&ent&sts succee%e% &n $&n%&n* a (acc&ne $or that %&sease#

A. "he scientists were able to find a vaccine for that disease.

B. "he scientists were finding a vaccine for that disease.C. "he scientists should have found a vaccine for that disease.

D. "he scientists couldn$t find a vaccine for that disease.30. ho! @ ta/e @ %o @ ho)e!or/6 @@

A. How much time does it usually tae you doing your homewor+

B. How long do you tae for doing your homewor+

C. How long does it usually tae you to do your homewor+

D. How is your homewor done when you tae it+31. &$ +ou @ sta+ @ "ate @ t&re% @ to)orro! @@

A. #f you are staying late! you can feel tired tomorrow.

B. #f you stay up late! you will feel tired tomorrow.

C. #f your stay is booed late! you will be tired tomorrow.D. #f you had stayed up late! you would be tired tomorrow.

32. !hat @ popu"at&on @ o$ @ Ho Ch& M&nh C&t+ 6@@A. What population of Ho Chi ,inh City is it+

B. What maes the population of Ho Chi ,inh City+

C. What ind is it of the population of Ho Chi ,inh City+

D. What is the population of Ho Chi ,inh City+33. car @ $ast an% co)$orta-"e @ than @ )otorc+c"e @@

A. Cars are faster and more comfortable than are motorcycles.

B. Cars are more fast and comfortable than motorcycles are.

C. Cars are faster and comfortable than motorcycles.

D. Cars are faster and more comfortable than riding motorcycles.34. I @ $&n&sh @ rea% @ "on* no(e" @ Arthur Ha&"e+ @@

A. # finished to read a long novel of Arthur Hailey.

B. #$ve -ust finished reading a long novel written by Arthur Hailey.

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C. #$ve finished reading the long Arthur Hailey$s novel.

D. # finished the reading long novel with Arthur Hailey.35. teacher.s ha&r @ $a"" @ $orehea% @ &t @ a")ost h&%e @ -"ue e+es @@

A. "he teacher$s hair falling over her forehead! it almost hides her blue eyes.

B. "he teacher$s hair falls over her forehead! it almost hides her blue eyes.

C. "he teacher$s hair falls over her forehead that it almost hides her blue eyes.

D. "he teacher$s hair is fallen over her forehead! and it almost hides her blue

eyes.36. !e @ ce"e-rate @ Mother.s a+ @ as @ sho! @ "o(e @ *rat&tu%e @ )others @@

A. We celebrate ,other$s Day such as to show love and gratitude to our mothers.

B. We celebrate ,other$s Day so as to show the love and gratitude for our mothers.

C. We celebrate ,other$s Day so as to show love and gratitude to our mothers.

D. We do the celebration ,other$s Day as well as show love gratitude to our mothers.37. thro! @ thousan%s @ tons @ ru--&sh @ $orest @ +ear @@

A. *eople throw some thousands tons of rubbish into the forest every year.

B. *eople throw thousands of tons of rubbish into the forest every year.

C. "hrowing thousands of tons of rubbish is into the forest every year.

D. *eople throwing thousands of tons of rubbishes into the forest every year.

38. 7n*"&sh @ spea/ @ a")ost @ part @ the !or"% @@A. %nglish is spoen in almost every part of the world.

B. %nglish is spoen in almost parts of the world.

C. %nglish is speaing in almost all parts of the world.

D. Almost every part in the world is spoen with %nglish.39. "aser @ -e @ *reat use @ )an+ sc&ence' @ espec&a""+ @ )e%&c&ne @@

A. asers are in great use! according to many scientists! especially in medicine.

B. "he great use of lasers is in medicine! especially for many sciences.

C. asers are the great use! and many sciences! especially medicine.

D. asers are of great use in many sciences! especially in medicine.40.

Man+ +oun* peop"e are $on% o$ $oot-a"" an% other /&n%s o$ sports#A. play B. to play C. playing D. played41. The !h&st"e s&*na"e% the en% o$ the $&rst ha"$# The )atch !&"" cont&nue a$ter ha"$5t&)e an% no! AC

M&"an =u(entus -+ 2 *oa"s to n&"#A. led B. is leading C. has led D. leads

42. an+ "etters $ro) h&) "ate"+6A. Do you receive B. Have you received

C. Are you receiving D. Had you received43. I a )eet&n* at the o$$&ce th&s t&)e to)orro!' so +ou can phone )e "ater &n the e(en&n*#

A. have B. have had C. will have had D. will be having44. The )oon aroun% the earth#

A. has moved B. moves C. is moving D. will move45. 1he sa&% she that $&") +ears -e$ore#

A. saw B. has seen C. had seen D. would see46. A)er&ca' !h&ch &s cons&%ere% to -e a ne! cont&nent' &s sa&% -+ Chr&stopher Co"u)-us#

A. to discover B. to have been discovered C. to be discovered D. being discovered47. The+ cou"%n.t he"p !hen the+ hear% the "&tt"e -o+ s&n*&n* a "o(e son*#

A. laughing B. to laugh C. laugh D. laughed48. 9our house nee%s #

A. redecorated B. redecorating C. being redecorated D. to redecorate49. I re)e)-er the) to p"a+ &n )+ *ar%en#

A. to allow B. allow C. allowing D. allowed

50. 9our e+es are re%# ' %ar"&n*6A. Are you cried B. Do you cry C. Will you cry D. Have you been crying

51. h&"e )+ )other a $&") on TB' )+ $ather !as coo/&n* %&nner# It !as March 8th+ester%a+#

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A. watched B. was watching C. had watched D. was watched52. I )eant to *et up ear"+ -ut I $or*ot up )+ a"ar) c"oc/#

A. wind B. to wind C. winding D. wound53. I$ he rea""+ %oesn.t $ee" "&/e no!' I su**est that he shou"% *o out $or so)e $resh a&r#

A. wor B. to wor C. woring D. wored54. It !as a nast+ )e)or+# o +ou re)e)-er -oth o$ us !ear&n* sun*"asses to a(o&% -+ the

super(&sors6A. to recogni/e B. to be recogni/ed C. recogni/ing D. being recogni/ed

55. I can.t -ear th&n/&n* -ac/ o$ that t&)e# I.% rather e3ua""+#A. treat B. be treated C. have treated D. have been treated

56. Ne&ther )+ co""ea*ues nor I part&cu"ar"+ &ntereste% &n the tra&n&n* course net )onth#A. are B. am C. be D. being

57. He has ne(er %r&(en such a "uur&ous car -e$ore#A. "his car is the most luxurious car he has.

B. "his is the first time he has driven such a luxurious car.

C. "his is the first time he drives such a luxurious car.

D. "his is the first car he has driven in such a luxurious way.58. e ha(en.t !r&tten to each other $or t!o )onths#

A. #t is two months that we wrote to each other.

B. #t is two months since we wrote together.

C. "here are two months for us to write to each other.

D. #t is two months since we last wrote to each other.59. hen %&% M&/e start "earn&n* Drench6

A. How long has ,ie started to learn )rench+

B. How long ago has ,ie started to learn )rench+

C. How long has ,ie been learning )rench+

D. How long was ,ie starting to learn )rench+60. The $&") !&"" en% !hen +ou ha(e $&n&she% %&nner#

A. By the time you finish dinner! the film will have ended.B. By the time you have finished dinner! the film will end.

C. 0ou finish dinner! and then the film will end.

D. By the time you finishing dinner! the film will have ended.61. The "ast t&)e I sa! h&) !as &n =une' 200E#

A. # have seen him since June! '112. B. # have not seen him since June! '112.

C. # didn$t see him since June! '112. D. # saw him since June! '112.62. I stron*"+ support the &%ea o$ ha(&n* un&$or) $or the co)pan+#

A. not B. the C. a D. an63. Mart&na &s "earn&n* to p"a+ (&o"&n#

A. one B. a C. any D. the

64. =enn&$er &s "earn&n* to p"a+ chess#A. the B. 3 C. some D. any65. I !ent to !on%er$u" concert -+ the Fon%on 1+)phon+ rchestra#

A. the B. a C. any D. such66. The car !as to -e seen#

A. somewhere B. nowhere C. anywhere D. everywhere67. can chan*e h&s !a+ o$ th&n/&n*#

A. What B. 4owhere C. 4othing D. 4ot anything68. I.) a$ra&% she.s *ot o$ the 3ua"&t&es !e nee% $or a pro)oter.

A. none B. nothing C. no D. neither 69. h&ch one !ou"% +ou "&/e to ha(e6 o$ the) &s ' I th&n/#

A. Both B. 4one C. 4either D. %ither 70. e ha% epecte% )an+ o$ the) to co)e' -ut on"+ sho!e% up#

A. none B. a little C. a few D. few71. No one &s a -etter coo/ than h&s )other' 6

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A. is no one B. are they C. isn$t she D. aren$t they72. Her car &s )ore econo)&ca"' -ut &s $aster than #

A. my 5 her B. mine 5 her C. it 5 hers D. mine 5 hers73. 7(er+ )an an% !o)an respons&-"e $or !hat he or she %oes#

A. is B. are C. be D. have been74. A"" stu%ents &n the schoo" are $ree to ,o&n an+ c"u- the+ !&sh or #

A. none B. not C. no D. without

75. 1o)e peop"e -e"&e(e &n ' -ut %on.t#A. them 5 the other B. themselves 5 another C. theirs 5 others D. themselves 5 others

76. 9ou ha(e to !or/ $or the co)&n* ea)#A. hardly B. more hardly C. hard D. more hard

77. That.s rea""+ an )an# He te""s (er+ *oo% ,o/es#A. amused B. amusing C. amusedly D. amusingly

78. The secret o$ *ett&n* *oo% )ar/s &s to /eep &n the ea) roo)#A. calm B. calmly C. calming D. calmed

79. It !as such ne!s that the+ a"" sat there sa+&n* noth&n*#A. worry B. worried C. worrying D. worryingly

80. ' there are no such so5ca""e% *hosts#A. 6cience B. 6cientist C. 6cientific D. 6cientifically

81. Mus&c &nterests her *reat"+#A. 6he taes a great interest in music. B. 6he gives a great interest in music.

C. 6he has a great interest of music. D. ,usic is interested to her greatly.82. He &s prou% o$ -e&n* the capta&n o$ the nat&ona" $oot-a"" tea)#

A. He prides himself on being the captain of the national football team.

B. Being the captain of the national football team prides him.

C. He gives a pride in being the captain of the national football team.

D. "he captain of the national football team is proud of him.83. He cou"%n.t co)e to the con$erence -ecause he !as ser&ous"+ &""#

A. Because of his serious illness! he couldn$t come to the conference.B. Although he was ill! he came to the conference.

C. His illness was very serious that he couldn$t come to the conference.

D. He couldn$t come to the conference! so he became seriously ill.84. Man has ne(er ha% such e$$&c&ent ser(ants as co)puters#

A. "he most efficient servants of computers are man.

B. ,an is the most efficient servant computers have ever had.

C. Computers are the most efficient servants man has ever had.

D. "he most efficiently computers are man$s servants.85. The stor+ o$ her har% "&$e !as pa&n$u" to "&sten to#

A. "he painful story was what she listened to.

B. Her hard life was painfully told to people.C. #t was painful to listen to the story of her hard life.

D. #t was hard to listen to her painful story.86. I cut )+se"$ I !as sha(&n*#

A. while B. until C. during D. by the time87. 9ou."" see )+ house +ou cross the street#

A. because B. where C. when D. although88. He ,ust ha% to apo"o*&4e he /ne! he ha% )a%e a )&sta/e#

A. before B. wherever C. due to D. because89. I o$ten $ee" t&re% I *et up &n the )orn&n*#

A. although B. so long as C. when D. while

90. No sooner ha% he co)e ho)e he /ne! he ha% %roppe% h&s !a""et#A. when B. after C. than D. then

91. &n %ou-t a-out ta/&n* the )e%&c&ne' consu"t +our %octor#A. As B. "hough C. As soon as D. When

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92. 1he hasn.t rece&(e% a s&n*"e "etter $ro) h&) the+ -oth "e$t schoo"#A. as B. because C. since D. now that

93. I a) a!are' th&s &s the "ast ta"/ on the top&c#A. Where B. As long as C. 6ince D. As far as

94. He !ou"%n.t ha(e $a&"e% h&s ea)s he ha%n.t -een &""#A. unless B. in case C. if D. although

95. hat !&"" +ou %o !hen +ou a!a+ $or the !ee/en%6

A. go B. went C. will go D. going96. he *ets ho)e -e$ore us an% can.t *et &n6

A. #f B. What if C. #f only D. 7nless97. +ou chan*e +our )&n%' I !on.t -e a-"e to he"p +ou#

A. #f only B. Because C. 7nless D. *rovided98. +ou /eep &t &n *oo% con%&t&on' I"" "en% +ou )+ car#

A. 6o long as B. Although C. Because D. While99. Da&" to pa+ the -&"" the+ !&"" cut o$$ the e"ectr&c&t+#

A. unless B. and C. so D. if 100. I$ a %r&(er su%%en"+ on a !et roa%' he !&"" s/&%#

A. braed B. braing C. braes D. will brae

101. I$ I sa! a t&*er !a"/&n* past )e' I a tree#A. climb B. will climb C. would climb D. had to climb

102. It &s such an &)portant )atter I can.t %ec&%e an+th&n* a-out &t )+se"$#A. so B. because C. that D. if

103. He h&% that "etter &n a %ra!er no one cou"% rea% &t#A. so that B. although C. because D. than

104. To) !as una-"e to see an+th&n*' he /ne! so)e one !as &n h&s roo)#A. Because B. #n case C. #f D. %ven though

105. other !or/ers. constant o-,ect&on' the %&rector %&)&sse% the !or/er#A. Because B. Because of C. Although D. #n spite of

106. No one e"se &n the c"ass p"a+s the *u&tar =ohn#A. as well B. as far as C. so well as D. as soon as

107. The to!n !as nearer !e thou*ht &t !ou"% -e#A. then B. that C. as D. than

108. so)e sc&ent&sts use "asers $or )&"&tar+ purposes' others use the) &n )e%&c&ne#A. When B. While C. 7ntil D. However

109. It see)s those stu%ents ha(en.t "earnt th&s *ra))ar po&nt -e$ore#A. so that B. as if C. such that D. even though

110. He %oesn.t see) to -e success$u" har% he !or/s#A. whatever B. although C. because D. however

111. The+ !ere %&s3ua"&$&e% the+ $ou*ht to the "ast )&nute#

A. as B. since C. though D. once112. The teacher ep"a&ne% the "esson t!&ce the stu%ents un%erstoo% &t c"ear"+#

A. as long as B. so that C. because D. as if 113. Jeter "oo/s he hasn.t -een a-"e to s"eep $or so)e t&)e#

A. as though B. as for C. as well as D. as far as114. Huon* %&%n.t part&c&pate &n the contest her "ac/ o$ con$&%ence#

A. because B. because of C. since D. despite115. I$ there &s a $&re' +ou shou"% phone nu)-er >>E#

A. "he phone number of the fire brigade is &&2 if necessary.

B. #n case of fire! phone number &&2.

C. 0ou should phone number &&2 in case there is a fire.

D. *lease! phone number &&2 because there is a fire.116. The tenn&s rac3uet !as )ore epens&(e than I ha% epecte%#

A. # hadn$t expected the tennis rac8uet to be so expensive.

B. # had expected the tennis rac8uet was more expensive.

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C. ,y expectation was to buy a more expensive tennis rac8uet.

D. "he tennis rac8uet was not so expensive as # had expected.117. 1he !asn.t pa+&n* attent&on: that !as !h+ she -urnt her $&n*er#

A. #f she had been paying no attention! she might not have burnt her finger.

B. Because she had been paying attention! she might not have burnt her finger.

C. Had she been paying attention! she might not have burnt her finger.

D. #f she had been paying attention! she wouldn$t burn her finger.

118. He &s poor' -ut he "ea%s a %&*n&$&e% "&$e#A. Being poor! he must lead a dignified life.

B. He lives a dignified life despite his poverty.

C. His poverty leads to a dignified life.

D. He leads the poor to a dignified life.119. 9ou can use )+ car' -ut return &t to )e -e$ore 8 th&s e(en&n*#

A. 0ou can return my car when you finish using it at 9 this evening.

B. #f you return the car to me before 9! you can$t use it.

C. 0ou and # can tae turns to use my car before 9 this evening.

D. *rovided that you return my car before 9 this evening! you can use it.120. 7n*"&sh &n )an+ countr&es &n A$r&ca#

A. speas B. is speaing C. is spoen D. has spoen121. A ne! -r&%*e o(er the r&(er at present#

A. constructed B. is constructed C. is constructing D. is being constructed122. The+ are *o&n* to %e)o"&sh those s"u)s $or the street #

A. to widen B. widening C. to be widened D. being widened123. The schoo" -o+ &n the acc&%ent#

A. seriously in-ured B. seriously was in-ured

C. was seriously in-ured D. to be in-ured seriously124. The house rea""+ nee%s #

A. for repainted B. to be repainting C. being repainted D. repainting125.

Noth&n* a-out &t#A. can do B. can be done C. can$t be done D. be able to do126. that the earth &s roun%#

A. #t is believed B. "he belief C. *eople are believed D. "here is believed127. D&(e peop"e &n,ure% &n the tra$$&c acc&%ent#

A. reported to be B. are reporting C. are to be reported D. are reported to be128. I !&"" ha(e )+ -rother the )otor5-&/e $or )e#

A. repair B. to repair C. repairing D. repaired129. 1he !as )a%e o(er the passport#

A. hand B. to hand C. handing D. handed130. It @ not @ %en+ @ Mar+ @ -eaut&$u" (o&ce

A. #t can$t be denied that ,ary has a beautiful voice.B. #t doesn$t deny that ,ary has a beautiful voice.

C. ,ary has a beautiful voice! so it can$t deny.

D. #t is undeniable that ,ary to have a beautiful voice.131. Ta5$ree *oo%s @ -u+ @ -e$ore @ -oar% @ p"ane#

A. "here are tax(free goods to buy before the boarding plane.

B. "ax(free goods have boarded the plane before.

C. "ax(free goods can be bought before boarding the plane.

D. "ax(free goods can be bought before the boarding of the plane.132. No5one has e(er %&scusse% that )atter thorou*h"+#

A. "hat matter has never been discussing thoroughly.

B. "hat matter has no discussion thoroughly.C. *eople have never discussed that matter.

D. "hat matter has a thorough discussion133. No 1)o/&n*L

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A. 4o one smoes now. B. 4othing is as good as smoing is.

C. 6moing is no longer fashionable. D. 6moing is not allowed here.134. &% the+ *&(e an+ *oo% ans!ers to the 3uest&ons6

A. Did they 8uestion the good answers given+

B. Were any good answers to the 8uestions given+

C. Were the given answers good for such 8uestions+

D. Did they thin some answers were good for the 8uestions+

135. Chr&st)as 7(e' peop"e o$ten ha(e part&es "ate at )&%n&*ht#A. #n B. :n C. At D. )rom

136. 1he !as -orn Apr&" >' >8K#A. at B. in C. since D. on

137. I "ast )et her cto-er "ast +ear#A. since B. in C. on D. for

138. e ha(en.t seen each other "ast =anuar+#A. for B. on C. since D. in

139. The+ !&"" ha(e -u&"t th&s roa% the en% o$ the +ear#A. since B. until C. after D. by

140. J"ease ta/e the p&cture the !a""# It.s too o"% no!#A. in B. at C. off D. by

141. =ane *ot the -us !hen &t stoppe% then she !a"/e% &nto a ca$e#A. on B. off C. into D. out of

142. M+ house &s not too $ar )+ schoo"#A. from B. away C. about D. off

143. Mar+ !as stan%&n* $ront o$ her %es/#A. on B. at C. in D. from

144. 1c&ent&sts are search&n* so)e other /&n%s o$ ener*+#A. at B. about C. in D. for

145. A"&ce has -een a-sent the "ast t!o c"asses#

A. in B. from C. away D. for 146. A"" o$ us are $on% "&sten&n* to )us&c#A. in B. about C. of D. with

147. M+ s&ster &s 3u&c/ p"a+&n* co)puter *a)es#A. with B. about C. in D. at

148. I.) (er+ *rate$u" +ou $or +our /&n%ness#A. to B. for C. of D. about

149. A$ter )a/&n* a tour o$ 1&n*apore' )+ $ather arr&(e% Tan 1on Nhat a&rport "ast n&*ht#A. at B. in C. into D. for

150. I.) "oo/&n* $or!ar% rece&(&n* +our e)a&" soon#A. at B. to C. in D. for

151. hen %o +ou p"an to "ea(e a Nan*6A. to B. into C. for D. at152. 1he &s a"!a+s -orro!&n* )one+ )e#

A. from B. to C. of D. in153. H&s &""ness pre(ents h&) co)&n* to the part+#

A. with B. of C. for D. from154. Motor (eh&c"es account O o$ a&r po""ut&on &n the )a,or c&t&es#

A. of B. in C. on D. for 155. Ban su%%en"+ ca)e a (er+ (a"ua-"e -oo/ !hen she !as &n the -oo/shop#

A. up B. into C. across D. down with156. 1e(era" rare spec&es are %+&n* o!&n* to hu)an -e&n*s. %e$orestat&on an% care"ess hunt&n*#

A. up B. out C. away D. down157. oes he te"" +ou ho! he &s *ett&n* h&s ne! co""ea*ues6

A. on with B. on of C. away with D. out of 158. The th&e$ &s sa&% to ha(e -ro/en the house throu*h the -athroo) !&n%o!#

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A. off B. down C. into D. through159. 1)o/&n* an% %r&n/&n* -r&n* a 3u&c/ %ec"&ne &n hea"th an% $&tness#

A. up B. about C. in D. off 160. I.(e a%(&se% h&) )an+ t&)es that he shou"% *&(e s)o/&n*#

A. in B. out C. off D. up161. Jr&ces are *o&n* &n a !orr+&n* !a+#

A. up B. over C. away D. off

162. To) an% Mar+ are *o&n* !&th each other#A. on B. out C. for D. down

163. 9ou.% -etter re%uce the a)ount o$ $at +ou ta/e &n e(er+ %a+#A. 0ou should eat more fat every day.

B. "he amount of fat you tae in is reduced well.

C. 0ou ought to cut down on the amount of your everyday fat intae.

D. #t is better for you to eat as much fat as you can every day.164. He rece&(e% *oo% e%ucat&on $ro) an ear"+ a*e#

A. When he was young he carried on with good education.

B. He was well brought up when he was young.

C. "he younger he was the better educated he was.

D. ;ood education resulted in his active youth.165. on.t +ou th&n/ +ou ha(e *a&ne% so)e !e&*ht6

A. Are you getting on well with your weight+

B. 0ou have put on some weight! haven$t you+

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C. "om ased yn who she came to the party with.

D. "om ased yn who she had come to the party with+175. .on.t -e so %&sappo&nte%' ?&""# 9ou can ta/e the %r&(&n* test a*a&n'. sa&% He"en#

A. Helen told Bill not to be disappointed and not to tae the driving test again.

B. Helen told Bill to be disappointed because of the driving test again.

C. Helen said Bill not to be disappointed in order to tae the driving test again.

D. Helen encouraged Bill to tae the driving test again.

176. The )other sa&% to her %au*hter' .9ou )ust -e -ac/ ho)e -+ 8 o.c"oc/#.A. "he mother told her daughter that she must be bac home by 9 o$cloc.

B. "he mother said that her daughter would be bac home by 9 o$cloc.

C. "he mother suggested her daughter to be bac home by 9 o$cloc.

D. "he mother told her daughter to be bac home by 9 o$cloc.177. .9ou.re a"!a+s )a/&n* terr&-"e )&sta/es'. sa&% the teacher#

A. "he teacher complained about his students maing terrible mistaes.

B. "he teacher ased his students why they always made terrible mistaes.

C. "he teacher reali/ed that his students always made terrible mistaes.

D. "he teacher made his students not always mae terrible mistaes.178. Mar+ sa&%' .ou"% +ou "&/e so)e tea' Jeter6.

A. ,ary ased *eter to mae her some tea. B. ,ary wanted to now if *eter lie tea.

C. ,ary offered to mae some tea for *eter. D. ,ary and *eter ased for some tea to drin.179. .I."" certa&n"+ he"p +ou to)orro!'. sa&% To) to He"en#

A. "om promised to help Helen the day after.

B. "om announced that he would help Helen the day after.

C. "om ased if Helen wanted him to help her the day after.

D. "om told Helen to help him the day after.180. .No' I %&%n.t stea" an+th&n* $ro) her'. sa&% Henr+#

A. Henry confirmed that he had stolen things from her.

B. Henry refused to steal things from her.

C. Henry denied stealing things from her.D. Henry said no to stealing things from her.181. .on.t $or*et to *o to the super)ar/et a$ter !or/'. sa&% Jete.s !&$e#

A. *ete$s wife reminded him to go to the supermaret after wor.

B. *ete$s wife invited him to go to the supermaret with her after wor.

C. *ete$s wife warned him to go to the supermaret after wor.

D. *ete$s wife allowed him to go to the supermaret after wor.182. .Un"ess +ou *&(e )e a pa+ r&se' I."" res&*n'. sa&% M&/e#

A. ,ie ased for a pay rise before he would resign.

B. ,ie ased to resign without a pay rise.

C. ,ie threatened to resign if he didn$t have a pay rise.

D. ,ie was ased to resign without any pay rise.183. .I$ I !ere +ou' I !ou"%n.t sen% th&s &n$or)at&on to her'. Harr+ sa&% to An%re

A. Harry said that he would send the information to her on Andrei$s behalf.

B. Harry advised Andrei to send the information to her.

C. Harry encouraged Andrei sending the information to her.

D. Harry wanted to become Andrei in order to send the information to her.184. .ou"% +ou )&n% &$ I s)o/e% &n here6. sa&% the )an#

A. "he man wanted me not to smoe in there.

B. "he man wanted me to smoe in there.

C. "he man ased for permission to smoe in there.

D. "he man offered me a cigarette to smoe in there.

185. .Fet.s ha(e %&nner out th&s e(en&n*'. sa&% Geor*e#A. ;eorge wanted to have dinner out alone. B. ;eorge suggested having dinner out.

C. ;eorge invited them having dinner out. D. ;eorge let others have dinner out.186. The+ %&% e(er+th&n* poss&-"e to the po"&ce $orce#

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A. strengthen B. strengthening C. strength D. stronger 187. It !as a;n< )&sta/e that he )a%e#

A. shamed B. shameful C. ashamed D. shameless188. I spent a;n


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A. could B. might C. would D. must213. A"" I /no! &s that he -e a (er+ !ea"th+ )an#

A. used to B. could C. ought to D. should214. I %o that a*a&n# It.s )+ pro)&se#

A. mustn$t B. can$t C. needn$t D. won$t215. 9ou ha(e -een a-sent $ro) that &)portant sess&on#

A. mightn$t B. wouldn$t C. shouldn$t D. mustn$t

216. The $&re)en put out the $&re &n ,ust ha"$ an hour#A. could B. needn$t have C. would D. were able to

217. 9ou %o &t no!' an% %o not ar*ue#A. must B. need C. are going to D. may

218. !e *o shopp&n* th&s e(en&n*6 That.s a *oo% &%ea#

A. Will B. 6hall C. ,ight D. ,ust219. I.(e no &%ea !h+ the car start# hat a nu&sanceL

A. doesn$t B. won$t C. mustn$t D. shouldn$t220. 1he ha(e -een the one !ho cause% the %a)a*e' I th&n/# 1he !as not ho)e then#

A. must B. mustn$t C. needn$t D. can$t

221. 1he the state secret to the ene)+#A. gave up B. gave in C. gave away D. gave off

222. I &n the )&%%"e an% )&sse% the en% o$ the $&")#A. dropped off B. fell off C. dropped out D. fell out

223. He pro$&te% *reat"+ h&s +ear a-roa%.A. in B. from C. of D. for

224. Ha(e +ou ha% )uch eper&ence co)puters6A. on B. in C. with D. about

225. He tr&e% to ,o&n the ar)+ -ut !as -ecause o$ poor hea"th#A. turned down B. turned over C. turned up D. turned on

226. It &s !ron* to poorer peop"e#A. loo down B. loo down on C. loo on D. loo upon

227. h+ %on.t +ou a )ore $a)ous schoo"6A. go into B. go for C. go in for D. go forward

228. A "ot o$ th&n*s to the house -e$ore !e can )o(e &n#A. need be doing B. need to be done C. need being done D. need to do

229. I."" *et )+ -rother the heat&n*#A. fix B. to fix C. for fixing D. fixing

230. 9ou co)e !&th us &$ +ou %on.t !ant to#A. must B. haven$t to C. aren$t supposed to D. don$t have to

231. hen he arr&(e%' a cro!% $or se(era" hours to *reet h&)#

A. had been waiting B. is waiting C. has been waiting D. was waiting232. 1he.s ,ust -ou*ht a -ran% ne! car' so she -e a-"e to %r&(e#

A. can$t B. must C. won$t D. used to233. she !as an hour "ate' she %&%n.t apo"o*&4e#

A. #n spite of B. %ven though C. However D. Because234. The+ %on.t "&/e h&) at a""# He treats the) the+ !ere ch&"%ren#

A. as if B. if only C. in case D. although235. There !as a terr&-"e on H&*h!a+ >0 th&s )orn&n*# D&(e (eh&c"es !ere &n(o"(e%#

A. scratch B. incident C. crash D. damage236. The re"&*&ous !e%%&n* ta/es p"ace &n a church#

A. performance B. marriage C. ceremony D. engagement

237. I.) rea""+ to the part+# A"" )+ o"% $r&en%s !&"" -e there#A. appreciating B. thining about C. en-oying D. looing forward

238. 9ou can.t on h&) at a""# He ne(er %oes !hat he sa+s he."" %o#A. tolerate B. rely C. collaborate D. arrange

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239. It.s )uch too epens&(e# e can.t poss&-"+ &t#A. pay B. cost C. afford D. cope

240. I th&n/ he.s a rea""+ *oo% "&(e per$or)er' an% h&s son*s are ece""ent# +ou can.t hear the !or%s -ecause the )us&c &s too "ou%#

A. "he trouble is B. #n fact C. :n the whole D. What$s more241. Har% !or/ can o$ten )a/e $or "ac/ o$ &nte""&*ence#

A. into B. in C. as D. up

242. The $orest $&re !ent a$ter three !ee/s#A. along B. through C. out D. away

243. The eperts !ere not $u""+ that the an&)a" !as -eco)&n* et&nct#A. convinced B. believed C. reali/ed D. discovered

244. Men are -etter su&te% har%er !or/#A. for B. to C. in D. with

245. At present' an en3u&r+ &s ta/&n* p"ace p"ans to -u&"% a resort t!o )&"esnorth o$ the to!n#

A. in B. into C. by D. through246. He opene% the "etter !&thout to rea% the a%%ress on the en(e"ope#

A. worrying B. caring C. fearing D. bothering

247. I a) (er+ &n the &n$or)at&on +ou ha(e *&(en )e#A. concerned B. surprised C. worried D. interested

248. The co)puter' the )e)or+ capac&t+ has ,ust -een up*ra%e%' &s a)on* the "atest*enerat&ons#

A. that B. whose C. of which D. which of 249. 9our $r&en%"+ att&tu%e )a/es $or +ou to soc&a"&4e#

A. its easy B. easier it C. it easier D. it more easily250. stu%ents &n th&s c"ass ha(e trou-"e $&n%&n* t&)e to !or/ out#

A. ,ostly all B. ,any of C. )ew D. A great deal of 251. No5one &n our c"ass h&s op&n&on#

A. agrees with B. agree to C. agrees to D. agree with252. !&"" the+ return us the -oo/6 Ma+-e &n a !ee/.s t&)e#A. How fast B. How come C. How long D. How soon

253. ne o$ the )a,or recent &s the %e(e"op)ent o$ "aser &n )e%&ca" treat)ent#A. accomplishments B. accomplishment C. accomplisher D. accomplished

254. Th&s &s a )easure to cope !&th the pro-"e)#A. weighty B. underweight C. overweight D. weightless

255. The "ac/ o$ or%ers $ro) potent&a" custo)ers resu"te% &n the c"osure o$ the $&r)#A. "hey had to close the firm in spite of lac of orders from potential customers.

B. As a result of the lac of orders from potential customers! they had to

close the firm.

C. "he closure of the firm resulted in lac of orders from potential customers.D. "he firm had to close with a view to attracting orders from potential customers.

256. A"" I /no! a-out the p"an &s that the+ are *o&n* to s&n* the son* to*ether.A. As a matter of fact! they together planned the singing.

B. "hey are going to sing the song together as planned.

C. As soon as they have planned the song! they will sing it together.

D. As far as # now! they are going to sing the song together.257. I.% rather ha(e "&stene% to h&) &n the $&rst p"ace#

A. # am sorry # have taen his advice in the first place.

B. He first gave me his advice and # too it immediately.

C. # wish # had taen his advice in the first place.

D. #f only # too his advice in the first place.258. The pr&ces ha(e &ncrease% cons&%era-"+ &n the past !ee/s#

A. "here has been increasing consideration on the prices in the past wees.

B. "here has been a considerable increase in the prices in the past wees.

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C. "hey have considered increasing the prices in the past wees.

D. #t is their considered decision to increase the prices in the past wees.259. e %on.t e(en /no! !hether she.s st&"" !ea"th+#

A. 6he is no longer a wealthy woman! we thin.

B. Her wealth is beyond my nowledge now.

C. We don$t thin she is wealth any longer.

D. )or all we now she used to be a wealthy woman.

260. J"ease %on.t ta"/ so "ou%"+ !h&"e I.) stu%+&n*#A. #$d rather not to tal so loudly while #$m studying.

B. While studying! you shouldn$t tal so loudly.

C. #$d sooner you didn$t tal so loudly while #$m studying.

D. #$m sorry you were taling so loudly while #$m studying.261. A"" )+ $r&en%s %&sa*ree% !&th )e#

A. 4one of my friends did not agree with me. B. # disagreed with all of my friends.

C. 4obody among my friends agreed with me. D. # was disagreed by all of my friends.262. Ma+ I -orro! +our car ton&*ht' %a%6

A. Would you mind letting me drive your car tonight! dad+

B. #$d lie to lend you my car tonight! dad.

C. 6hall # borrow your car tonight! dad+

D. 0ou don$t lend me your car tonight! do you+263. I$ +ou ha(e $&n&she% +our ho)e!or/ -+ )&%n&*ht +ou can *o to the part+#

A. 7nless you go to the party! you can$t finish your homewor by midnight.

B. Having finished your homewor by midnight! you will go to the party.

C. 7nless you finish your homewor by midnight! you can$t go to the party.

D. "he party is held at midnight when you have finished your homewor.264. He ne(er has an+ success$u" resu"ts' e(en thou*h he tr&es har%#

A. However successful he is! he never tries hard.

B. His hard wor results in his successful result.

C. He doesn$t seem to succeed in anything however hard he tries.D. He never tries hard! so he never has any successful results.265. The teacher )a%e h&s stu%ents !or/ har% $or the ea)#

A. "he students wored hard for the exam thans to the teacher.

B. "he teacher as well as his students wored hard for the exam.

C. "he teacher examined his students before the exam.

D. "he students were made to wor hard for the exam.266. Jeop"e %onate% a "ot' so the (&ct&)s o$ the tsuna)& are no! a-"e to o(erco)e %&$$&cu"t&es#

A. But for people$s generous donation! the victims of the tsunami wouldn$t be

able to overcome difficulties now.

B. "he victims of the tsunami are now able to overcome difficulties but for

people$s donation.C. Despite people$s generous donation! the victims of the tsunami are facing

lots of difficulties.

D. "o overcome difficulties! the victims of the tsunami needed people$s

generous donation.267. 1he has a"!a+s *ot on !e"" !&th the ch&"%ren#

A. 6he has always had poor relationship with the children.

B. 6he has always been on good terms with the children.

C. "he children have always put up with her.

D. 6he is trying to establish a good relationship with the children.268. =u"&a %&%n.t "&sten to !hat her %octor to"% her#

A. What the doctor told Julia was not worth listening to.B. Julia couldn$t hear what the doctor told her.

C. "he doctor told Julia to listen to what he said! but she didn$t do so.

D. Julia too no notice of what her doctor told her.

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269. J"ease %o not stop +our !or/#A. *lease! wor nonstop. B. *lease! go on with your wor.

C. *lease! put a stop to your wor. D. *lease! carry out your wor now.270. 7cuse )eL I.) %o&n* )+ ho)e!or/# turn&n* %o!n +our ra%&o a -&t6

A. Would you please B. Can you C. Could you D. Would you mind271. I.% rather *o to the $oot-a"" $&e"% &nstea% -e&n* &n c"ass to%a+#

A. in B. to C. of D. at

272. ou"% +ou "&/e a p&ece o$ ca/e6 5 #A. 0es! # would B. 0es! # do lie C. 0es! please D. 0es! of course

273. I cou"%n.t $&n% =o at the part+ "ast n&*ht# I$ I h&)' !e.% ha(e -een happ+#A. meet B. met C. had met D. have met

274. Ho! $ore&*n sta)ps ha(e +ou co""ecte% so $ar' =ac/6A. many B. much C. little D. few

275. Can +ou see an+-o%+ &n that c"assroo)65 9es# There a teacher an% $&$t+ stu%ents there#

A. is B. are C. has been D. have been276. Ho! $ar &s +our house +our o$$&ce' =ohn6

A. to B. at C. from D. in

277. The -o+ %ec&%e% to *o out &t !as ra&n&n* (er+ hea(&"+ outs&%e#A. because B. despite C. even if D. although

278. hen I sa! h&) +ester%a+' he !as a taA. running after B. waling up C. coming along D. running over

279. h+ %o +ou se"" th&s o"% house such a h&*h pr&ce6A. by B. on C. at D. with

280. 9our house "oo/s so ne! an% stran*e' %oesn.t &t65 e""' #

A. it$s being painted B. it$s -ust been painted

C. it$s painted D. it was painted recently281.

o +ou o$ten see each other65 h' noL Rare"+ %ates#A. do we have B. will we have C. have we D. we have

282. here %o +ou th&n/ M&/e &s $ro)6 A. ,aybe he comes from Australia. B. He lives in Australia.

C. He is Australia. D. Australian man! of course.283. =anet &s a -eaut&$u" -ut arro*ant *&r"# 1he a"!a+s "oo/s other peop"e#

A. into B. up to C. after D. down upon284. The co""ector h&s set -+ the en% o$ the +ear#

A. will be completing B. has completed

C. will have completed D. will have been completing

285. ' )an+ houses are *o&n* to -e %e)o"&she% to )a/e !a+s $or a ne! super)ar/et# Man+peop"e o-,ect to the &%ea#A. )ortunate B. 7nfortunate C. )ortunately D. 7nfortunately

286. The !as a success: the pat&ent !&"" $u""+ reco(er &n a )onth.s t&)e#A. operate B. operation C. operator D. operating

287. He.s %o&n* a course &n -us&ness $or $urther a%(ance)ent &n h&s career#A. manageability B. manager C. management D. managerial

288. Ca"" the TB stat&ons $or the o$ the open&n* o$ our ne! store#A. publicity B. publici/e C. public D. publici/ing

289. I "&/e )+ !or/ -ecause I ha(e the to )a/e )+ o!n %ec&s&on#A. freed B. freedom C. freely D. free

290. I ha(e ne(er seen h&) p"a+ so !e""#A. He has never seen so well at a play. B. He has never been seen to play so well.

C. He has never played so well for me to see it. D. He has never seen such a good play.291. 1he as/e% her nephe!' .Can +ou *uess !hat I -ou*ht $or +ou6.

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A. 6he ased her nephew if he can guess what she had bought for him.

B. 6he ased her nephew to buy something for her.

C. 6he ased her nephew if he could guess what he could buy.

D. 6he ased her nephew if he could guess what she had bought for him.292. Those stu%ents shou"% -e pun&she% $or !hat the+ ha(e %one#

A. "hose students should have done what they were punished for.

B. What they have done will give them some punishment.

C. "hose students can$t get away with what they have done.D. "he things those students have done are inds of punishment.

293. It &s poss&-"e that the+ !&"" !&n the scho"arsh&p#A. "hey are 8uite liely to win the scholarship.

B. "hey really en-oy winning the scholarship.

C. Winning the scholarship is out of the 8uestion.

D. "hey are possible to win the scholarship.294. D&na""+' @ %ec&%e @ *o -ac/ @ shop @ -u+ @ sh&rt @@

A. )inally! he decided to go bac to the shop to buy the shirt.

B. )inally! deciding to buy the shirt made him to go bac to it.

C. )inally! he was deciding to go bac to the shop for the bought shirt.

D. )inally! the decision to buy the shirt coming bac to him.295. /no! @ !here @ she @ "&(e no!6@@

A. Where she lives now is your nowledge+

B. 4o one nows where she is living now! don$t they+

C. Do you now where she lives now+

D. #s it nown about where does she live now+296. The c"ass &s contro" -ecause o$ the *a)e#

A. off B. away from C. out of D. below297. The use o$ co)puter a&%s &n teach&n*' the ro"e o$ teachers &s st&"" (er+ &)portant#

A. yet B. unless C. despite D. where298.

o &t r&*ht no!' 6A. will you B. shall you C. do you D. don$t you299. The net tra&n at p#)#

A. will arrive B. is arriving C. arrives D. would arrive300. ou"% +ou "&/e to eat out no!6 e""' I.% to' -ut I.) -us+#

A. better B. love C. rather D. prefer 301. The -ar-ecue !as cance""e% the hea(+ ra&n#

A. because B. because of C. although D. despite302. %oes &t ta/e +ou to *o to schoo"6 A-out ha"$ an hour#

A. How many B. How far C. How much D. How long303. He re)e)-ers to the 4oo once a )onth !hen he !as +oun*#

A. taing B. to tae C. being taen D. to be taen304. Fa/e 1uper&or &s an+ other "a/es &n the !or"%#

A. larger than B. the largest of C. largest of D. the larger than305. (o""e+-a"" p"a+ers' $oot-a""ers cannot use the&r han%s &n the *a)e#

A. ie B. Different C. 7nlie D. :ppositely306. The -o+s are 3u&te ec&te% %o&n* the eper&)ent#

A. for B. with C. at D. about307. I !&sh I the %&rect&on c"ose"+#

A. be followed B. will follow C. would follow D. had followed308. 9ou shou"% un%erstan% -etter to !or/ to*ether#

A. one the other B. each other C. yourselves D. yourself

309. There.s no po&nt a $uss o(er &t#A. to mae B. maing C. being made D. to be made

310. Ha% he "earne% the "esson !e""' he )ore con$&%ent no!#A. would feel B. would have felt C. will feel D. will have felt

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A. eat B. eats C. has eaten D. have eaten331. hen I co)e &nto the c"ass I rea"&4e% I /ne! #

A. them all B. all of they C. they all D. all them332. Th&s &s the *&r" $ather o!ns the -&**est shop &n the area#

A. who B. which C. her D. whose333. I !&she% I on another %&et#

A. could live B. can live C. will live D. am living

334. I %on.t *et )uch chance to *o to the )o(&es !hen I.) on ho"&%a+#A. only B. but C. except D. as

335. 1he to"% h&) up "ate#A. not to staying B. that he not stayed C. to stay not D. not to stay

336. There !as a "on* pause# The secon%s !ent s"o!"+#A. by B. away C. on D. in

337. The roa% has ,ust -een $or -etter $"o!s o$ tra$$&c#A. width B. wide C. widely D. widened

338. 1he !ants to "oo/ &n her !e%%&n* recept&on#A. natural B. naturally C. nature D. natured

339. on.t ta"/ a-out that &n )+ -rother.s #A. present B. presenter C. presence D. presentation

340. I %on.t care at a"" !hether +ou sta+ or *o#A. #t isn$t careful of you to stay or go. C. #t doesn$t matter much to me whether you stay or go.

B. Whether you stay or go is my concern. D. # won$t tae care of you whether you stay or go.341. I @ not /no! @ !hat @ she @%o @ the )o)ent @@

A. # do not now what she is doing at the moment.

B. # do not now what she does on the moment.

C. # not now what is she doing at the moment.

D. # do not now what can she do at the moment.342. A)er&ca @ sa&% @ %&sco(er @ >E8 @ Co"u)-us @@

A. America said that Columbus was discovered in &2=9.B. America is said that it was discovered by Columbus in &2=9.

C. America is said to have been discovered by Columbus in &2=9.

D. America said that Columbus discovered it in &2=9.343. e h&) ten %a+s a*o#

A. see B. saw C. have seen D. will see344. e $or h&) $or >0 )&nutes#

A. wait B. will have waited C. have been waiting D. waited345. He !as that !e turne% o$$ the TB set &))e%&ate"+#

A. so bad singer B. such bad singer C. such bad a singer D. so bad a singer 346. It &s !&se +ou to sta+ a!a+ $ro) that cro!%#

A. to B. with C. for D. of 347. He $orce% h&s !&$e h&) the )one+#

A. to giving B. that she gave C. to give D. give348. 1u%%en"+' the -o)- !ent ' an% &t /&""e% t!o )en stan%&n* aroun% there#

A. by B. away C. on D. off 349. 1he !as out !&th so)e $r&en%s unt&" "ate "ast n&*ht# 1he ha(e -een the one !ho sto"e the !atch#

A. can$t B. needn$t C. wouldn$t D. mustn$t350. e h&) $or )onths no!#

A. don$t see B. didn$t see C. haven$t seen D. won$t see351. ?et!een the t!o -o+s' Harr+ &s the #

A. smarter of all B. smarter C. smartest D. smartest of all

352. The po"&ce are "oo/e% -+ )an+#A. up at B. on to C. up to D. to upon

353. The !&nner o$ the contest !as *&(en a;n< $or her ece""ent per$or)ance#A. bonus B. reward C. fine D. award

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354. 1o $unn&"+ that a"" h&s $r&en%s "au*he% !&"%"+#A. he did sing B. did he sing C. he sang D. was his song

355. A-out $&$t+ percent o$ a"" )&"/ $ro) %a&r+ co!s &s use% to )a/e cheese#A. is obtained B. will be obtained C. obtained D. when it is obtaining

356. M+ $ather &s not &ntereste% &n tenn&s an% #A. # don$t! either B. so don$t # C. neither do # D. neither am #

357. There are no eas+ !a+s to "earn a $ore&*n "an*ua*e' 6

A. aren$t there B. aren$t they C. are there D. are they358. H&s care"essness &n %o&n* tests I a) !orr&e% )a+ "ea% to a $a&"ure#

A. about that B. which C. that D. about which359. 1c&ent&$&c pro*ress supp"&es us !&th #

A. convenient B. conveniences C. inconvenience D. inconveniences360. 1he ta/es a *reat &nterest &n )atters#

A. mystified B. mysterious C. mystery D. mysteries361. He !as &n h&s $&na" atte)pt# hat a p&t+ $or h&)L

A. successful B. successive C. unsuccessful D. success362. T&)e *oes (er+ s"o!"+ !hen !e are !a&t&n*#

A. out B. off C. away D. by

363. The contents o$ "an% cons&st o$ %ra&n&n*' &rr&*at&n*' an% push&n* -ac/ the sea#A. farming B. protecting C. fertili/ing D. reclaiming

364. It !as $or the %o*.s o!n that &t !ante% to *o -ac/ to!ar% the $&re#A. sae B. benefit C. advantage D. shae

365. hene(er !e )eet' she a(o&%s at )e#A. loo B. looing C. to loo D. being looed

366. The teacher %e(ote% h&)se"$ h&s stu%ents#A. for B. with C. to D. of

367. The *o(ern)ent &s %eter)&ne% to corrupt&on an% -r&-er+#A. mae a stop with B. put a stop to C. mae a stop to D. put a stop with

368. It &s h&*h t&)e To) )ore attent&(e &n c"ass#A. was B. were C. must be D. has been

369. A "ot o$ &n$or)at&on !e nee% &n a )&nute ch&p &n the co)puter.A. stores B. store C. is stored D. are stored

370. The "&tt"e *&r" !aste% ha"$ an hour $or her p&cture -oo/#A. loo B. to loo C. looing D. looed

371. He $oun% a !atch !hen he &n the street#A. had waled B. was waling C. waled D. had been waling

372. Hun* %oesn.t ta/e *oo% care h&)se"$#A. for B. about C. in D. of

373. Ca)eron' %&recte% .The T&tan&c.' &s one o$ the "ea%&n* $aces &n Ho""+!oo%#

A. that B. whose C. whom D. who374. A%(ert&s&n* )a/es to se"" )ore *oo%s to )ore peop"e#

A. its possible B. possible it C. it possible D. it possibly375. The+ cou"%n.t $&n&sh &t the "ac/ o$ support#

A. because B. because of C. why D. the reason376. 1o)e stu%ents &n th&s c"ass are $ro) HCMC' $ro) the pro(&nces#

A. the others B. another C. the other D. each other 377. %oes &t ta/e +ou to %o the !ash&n*6

A. How fast B. What speed C. How long D. What time378. Ne&ther the -o+.s parents nor I sat&s$&e% !&th h&s pro*ress#

A. are B. am C. have D. has

379. 9ou ha(e to !ear spec&a" c"othes to !or/ &n the "a- $or the o$ +ourse"$#A. protective B. protector C. protection D. protectiveness

380. The !&"" ,u%*e +ou on +our 3ua"&t+ an% per$or)ance#A. examining B. examinees C. examiners D. examination

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381. e shou"% ta/e o$ $ore&*n &n(est)ent to %e(e"op our nat&ona" econo)+#A. chance B. opportunity C. advantage D. use

382. hen I )et =ohn' he $ro) h&s un&(ers&t+ a"rea%+#A. graduated B. was graduating C. had been graduating D. had graduated

383. He !as "oo/e% -+ others -ecause o$ h&s po(ert+#A. out for B. up to C. down upon D. into

384. ou"% +ou "&/e tea or co$$ee6 I.% %r&n/ tea than co$$ee#

A. hate B. prefer C. rather D. wish385. hat %o +ou th&n/ o$ orean $&")s6 #

A. 0es! # do B. # lie them C. 4o! # don$t D. # thin of them very much386. Jract&ce 7n*"&sh an+!here +ou can &s a !a+ to -etter +our spea/&n* s/&""#

A. to spea B. spea C. speaing D. for speaing387. hen I !as +oun*er' I to s)o/e or %r&n/#

A. wasn$t used B. didn$t used C. never used D. not used388. 9our ha&r &s "on*# Are +ou *o&n* to 6

A. have it cut B. have cut it C. be cutting it D. have it cutting389. Mar+ "a4+ prepar&n* her "esson "ast n&*ht#

A. should be B. shouldn$t be C. should have been D. shouldn$t have been

390. The -o+ $or*ot the ne!spaper $or h&s $ather on h&s !a+ ho)e#A. buy B. to buy C. buying D. bought

391. To))+ &s (er+ /een h&s net tr&p a-roa%#A. on B. with C. for D. about

392. 1he "ost her -a"ance !hen she to reach out $or the -a""oon#A. had tried B. was trying C. tried D. had been trying

393. The+ a"!a+s )a/e a $uss tr&(&a" )atters#A. for B. over C. into D. of

394. The+ are a"" at !or/ %o&n* so)e research a"ternat&(e sources o$ ener*+#A. for B. in C. on D. with

395. The +oun* teacher so)et&)es "ets the c"ass *o contro"#A. in B. out of C. throughout D. under

396. %&$$&cu"t a test &s *&(en' that -r&""&ant pup&" succee%s &n *ett&n* *oo% scores#A. Whenever B. Whatever C. However D. Wherever

397. e shou"% -e respons&-"e $or the hu)ans are %o&n* to the en(&ron)ent#A. destroy B. destructive C. destruction D. destructibility

398. It !as an tr&p that !e ha% "ast !ee/#A. eventful B. event C. events D. eventfully

399. 9ou ha(e to -e a!are o$ the %a)a*e hu)ans are %o&n* to 3u&c/en the o$ !&"%"&$e#A. extinct B. extinctive C. extinctions D. extinction

400. It !as a "on* t&)e a*o !hen I sa! a )o(&e#

A. # spent a long time looing for a movie to see. B. # have seen some movies so far.C. # have seen a number of movies lately. D. #t is a long time since # saw a movie.

401. It &s a co))on )&sconcept&on that cats can see th&n*s &n co"or#A. Cats are believed to be able to see things in colors! but it is wrong.

B. *eople normally believe that cats can see things in color.

C. *eople say cats can$t see things in blac and white.

D. "hat cats can see things in color is open to dispute.402. He &s not $"e&-"e &n h&s !or/: that &s !h+ he %oesn.t ha(e )an+ $r&en%s#

A. Having almost no friends maes him inflexible in his wor.

B. 6uch is his inflexibility in his wor that he doesn$t have many friends.

C. #nflexibility in his wor is not why he doesn$t have many friends.

D. He is not popular with many people although he is flexible in his wor.403. 1he @ not stan% @ /ept @ !a&t @ such @ "on* @@

A. 6he can$t stand being ept waiting for such a long time.

B. 6he doesn$t stand eeping to wait for such a long time.

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C. 6he can$t stand being ept to wait such a long time.

D. 6he doesn$t stand being ept waiting for such long.

P N1 C 53 C 105 D 157 A 209 B 261 C 313 A 365 B

2 C 54 D 106 C 158 C 210 C 262 D 314 C 366 C

3 A 55 D 107 D 159 B 211 C 263 C 315 B 367 B

4 D 56 B 108 B 160 D 212 A 264 C 316 C 368 A

5 C 57 B 109 B 161 A 213 A 265 D 317 D 369 B

6 B 58 D 110 D 162 B 214 D 266 A 318 A 370 C

7 C 59 C 111 C 163 C 215 C 267 D 319 A 371 B

8 A 60 A 112 B 164 B 216 D 268 B 320 C 372 D9 B 61 B 113 A 165 B 217 A 269 D 321 B 373 D

10 B 62 A 114 B 166 A 218 B 270 D 322 C 374 C

11 A 63 D 115 B 167 B 219 B 271 C 323 C 375 B

12 C 64 C 116 A 168 D 220 D 272 C 324 D 376 A

13 B 65 A 117 C 169 D 221 C 273 C 325 D 377 C

14 C 66 B 118 B 170 B 222 A 274 A 326 B 378 B

15 B 67 C 119 D 171 D 223 B 275 A 327 C 379 C

16 D 68 A 120 C 172 B 224 B 276 C 328 A 380 C

17 A 69 D 121 D 173 B 225 A 277 D 329 D 381 C

18 A 70 C 122 C 174 C 226 B 278 A 330 B 382 D19 C 71 B 123 C 175 D 227 C 279 C 331 A 383 C

20 C 72 D 124 D 176 D 228 B 280 B 332 D 384 C

21 D 73 A 125 B 177 A 229 B 281 A 333 A 385 B

22 A 74 B 126 A 178 C 230 D 282 A 334 C 386 C

23 B 75 D 127 D 179 A 231 A 283 D 335 D 387 C

24 C 76 C 128 A 180 C 232 B 284 C 336 A 388 A

25 B 77 B 129 B 181 A 233 B 285 D 337 D 389 D

26 D 78 A 130 A 182 C 234 A 286 B 338 A 390 B

27 A 79 C 131 D 183 B 235 C 287 C 339 C 391 A

28 B 80 C 132 C 184 C 236 C 288 B 340 C 392 B29 A 81 A 133 D 185 B 237 D 289 B 341 A 393 B

30 C 82 A 134 B 186 A 238 B 290 B 342 C 394 A

31 B 83 A 135 B 187 B 239 C 291 B 343 B 395 B

32 D 84 C 136 D 188 C 240 A 292 D 344 C 396 C

33 A 85 C 137 B 189 C 241 D 293 A 345 D 397 C

34 B 86 A 138 C 190 C 242 C 294 A 346 D 398 A

35 D 87 C 139 D 191 C 243 A 295 C 347 C 399 D

36 C 88 D 140 C 192 C 244 B 296 C 348 D 400 D

37 B 89 C 141 B 193 D 245 B 297 A 349 A 401 A

38 A 90 C 142 A 194 D 246 D 298 A 350 C 402 B39 D 91 D 143 C 195 C 247 D 299 C 351 B 403 A

40 C 92 C 144 D 196 B 248 C 300 B 352 C

41 B 93 D 145 B 197 D 249 C 301 B 353 D

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42 B 94 C 146 C 198 A 250 C 302 D 354 B

43 D 95 A 147 D 199 B 251 C 303 C 355 C

44 B 96 B 148 A 200 C 252 D 304 A 356 D

45 C 97 C 149 A 201 C 253 A 305 C 357 C

46 B 98 A 150 B 202 A 254 A 306 D 358 D

47 A 99 B 151 C 203 D 255 B 307 D 359 B

48 B

100 C

152 A

204 B

256 D

308 B

360 B

49 C 101 C 153 D 205 A 257 C 309 B 361 C

50 D 102 C 154 D 206 B 258 B 310 A 362 D

51 B 103 A 155 C 207 D 259 D 311 C 363 D

52 B 104 D 156 B 208 A 260 C 312 B 364 A

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