45 min e11 test co nghe ca nam keys ma trandoc.doc

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Name:........................................................................Class: 11...............

THE FIRST 45 MINUTE TEST (ENGLISH 11)Nm hc: 201! 2014

I" Ch##se $he %#&' %h#se 'e&l*e' +a&$ *s +#ce' '*,,e&e$l- ,m $ha$#, $he #$he&s.1. A. litera$ure B. $ear C. $en D. $one2. A. sing B. language C. thank D. anyII" Ch##se $he %#&' %h#se ma* s$&ess *s +lace' '*,,e&e$l- ,m $ha$ #, $he #$he&s.

3. A. loyalty B. constancy C. suspicion D. sympathy4. A. summer B. thirteen C. money D. sevenIII" Ch##se $he .es$ as%e&5. We .......... lunch hen e hear! the nes.

A. ha! B. ere having C. have D. have ha!". # care$ully put my han! into the %oy&s %ag' took the notes an! put them in my on %ag.

A. the note%ooks B. the %ooks C. the money D. the paper (. )inh an! *ai ere .......... until they ent o$$ to !i$$erent schools.

A. $rien!s B. $rien!ship C. $rien!liness D. $rien!+. Do you have much opportunity .......... your ,nglish -

A. practising B. to practise C. practise! D. to %e practise

. /he !i!n&t ant to stay there $or the eeken!. A. 0hey ma!e her to stay there $or the eeken!. B. 0hey ma!e her staye! there $or the eeken!. C. 0hey ma!e her stay there $or the eeken!. D. 0hey ma!e her staying there $or the eeken!.1. What is the antonym o$ s#&%s -

A. interests B. oys C. likes D. love11. our han!riting is impossi%le ..........

A. rea!ing B. rea! C. to rea! D. rea!e!12. Di! anyone see the thie$ - 6o' he alrea!y .......... aay %y the time e .......... in .

A. ran 7 ha! come B. runs7 have come C. has run 7 come D. ha! run 7 came13. /he has a lot o$ houseork to !o.

A. 0here is a lot o$ houseork $or her to !o. B. 0here is many houseork $or her !o.

C. 0here is a lot o$ houseork $or her !o. D. 0here is many houseork $or her to !o.14. 0he chil!ren seem to %e incapa%le .......... orking 8uietly themselves.

A. at B. to C. ith D. o$ I/" Ch##se $he #e %#&' #& +h&ase (C #& 3) $ha$ %#l' #$ .e a+++&*a$e15. 0hey sa him arrive! his $lat late.

A B C D1". #t as very kin! o$ you to shoing me the ay. A B C D/" C#m+le$e $he ,#ll#%* +assae .- ch##s* a a+++&*a$e %#&' #& +h&ase ,#& each .la"

9rien!ship is not a%out alays %eing nice' or 1(; .......... A $rien! ill tell you hen he or shethinks you are $ull 1+; .......... consi!erateness. e ha! %een atchingtelevision throughout the hole inci!ent.


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21. 0he acci!ent happen! ........... A. a$ter )in!a an! her $amily ha! $inishe! having an evening meal. B. hile )in!a an! her $amily ere having an evening meal. C. hen )in!a an! her $amily ere a%out to have an evening meal. D. hile )in!a an! her $amily ere sleeping.22. 0ony is )in!a&s ........... A. %rother B. gran!$ather C. cousin D. $ather 23. While the men ere stealing things' .......... A. 0ony ent out to phone the police.

B. )in!a rote the or! HEL7 on the paper an! !roppe! it out o$ the in!o. C. )in!a as atching 0?. D. 0ony atche! them an! sai! nothing.24. #t can %e in$erre! $rom the story that the men ............ A. stole all the valua%le things an! le$t B. eren&t a%le to steal anything C. ere caught D. B an! C/II" 8RITING:" F**sh each #, $he ,#ll#%* se$eces * sch a %a- $ha$ *$ meas e9ac$l- $he same as $he se$ece+&*$e' .e,#&e *$25. 0hey alloe! him to rite a letter to his $amily. 0hey let ............................................................2". When the police arrive!' the car ha! gone.

A$ter ..........................................................." Use $he +m+$s .el#% $# %&*$e a c#m+le$e' 'esc&*+$*# a.#$ 7e$e& Lee @eter )ee 7 %e 7 tall 7 slim 7. >e 7 %e 7 a young man . >e 7 %e 7 tenty 7 ith 7 long hair .

>e 7 have 7 attractive $ace. #t 7 %e 7 easy 7 recognie7 him %ecause he 7 %e 7 usually !resse! inol! eans an! 7 ear 7 %oots......................................................................................................................................................

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/III" LISTENING:" L*s$e a' 'ec*'e %he$he& $he ,#ll#%* s$a$eme$s a&e $&e (T ) #& ,alse (F )" 0 9

2(. Christina is an accountant.

2+. 0he $ire happene! $ive years ago.

2. 0he $ire starte! in the kitchen.

3. >er $ather came an! rescue! her." L*s$e a' ,*ll * $he m*ss* %#&'s"

Although # lost many things in the $ire' the e=perience helpe! me to gro up. Be$ore the $ire ' # as31; ...................... . # alays complaine! to my mother a%out ho small my 32; ......................... as orho $e clothes # ha!. 0hen the $ire came an! !estroye! 33; ......................... e one!. But sloly #

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Name:........................................................................Class: 11...............

THE SEC@N3 45 MINUTE TEST (ENGLISH 11)Nm hc: 201! 2014

I" Ch##se $he c#&&ec$ %#&'s #& +h&ases $ha$ .es$ c#m+le$e$he +assae"During the 1; TTTTTTTT years' many young people can at times %e !i$$icult to talk to.

0hey o$ten seem to !islike %eing 8uestione!. 0hey may seem 2; TTTTTTT to talk a%outtheir ork at school. 0his is a normal 3; TTTTTTT o$ this age. 0hough it can %e very har!$or parents to un!erstan!' it is part o$ %ecoming 4; TTTTTTTT o$ teenagers trying to %e a!ulthile they are still groing up. oung people are usually unilling to talk i$ they %elievethat 8uestions are trying to check up on them

@arents shoul! !o their 5; TTTTTTT to talk to their son an! !aughter a%out school' orkan! $uture plans %ut shoul! not push them to talk i$ they !onUt ant to. @arents nee! toatch $or any signs o$ "; TTTTTTTT %ehavior hich may %e connecte! ith these an! helpi$ necessary.

1. a. early %. teenage c. chil!hoo! !. recent2. a. unorrie! %. unrestraine! c. une=pecte! !. unilling

3. a. !evelopment. %. appearance c. circumstance !. achievement4. a. $ree %. con$i!ent c. !epen!ent !.

in!epen!ent5. a. ell %. goo! c. %etter !. %est". a. unaccepta%le %. unusual c. normal !. e=emplary

II" Ch##se $he %#&' %h*ch has 'e&l*e' +a&$ +#ce' '*,,e&e$l- ,m $he &es$"(. a. other %. long c. possi%le !. constancy

+. a. such %. match c. hich !.characteristic

III" Ch##se $he %#&' %h*ch *s s$&esse' '*,,e&e$l- ,m $he &es$". a. %eteen %. gossip c. common !. pleasure1. a. em%arrass %. e=perience c. imagine !. imitate

I/" Ch##se $he .es$ #+$*# $# c#m+le$e $he ,#ll#%* se$eces"11. 0he novel is %ase! on his TTTTTTTT in the ar.

a. attitu!es %. images c. situations !. e=periences12. 0he tra$$ic lights TTTTTTTT green an! # pulle! aay.

a. turne! %. ere turning c. has turne! !. ha!turne!

13. 0he girl as so TTTTTTTT that she !i!nUt look at him in the $ace.a. shy %. con$i!ent c. impatient !. sneaky 14. # trie!TTTTTTTTTTTthe %us' %ut # misse! it.

a. to catch %. catching c. to %e caught !. %eing caught15. 0he anniversary o$ the $oun!ing o$ the charity $alls TTTTTTT 12th6ovem%er. a. in %. on c. at !. to1". A $rien! o$ mine phone! TTTTTTT me to a party. a. $or invite %. inviting c. to invite !. $or inviting 1(. /allyUs lo test scores kept her $rom TTTTTTT to the university. a. a!mitting %. to a!mit c. to %e a!mitte! !. %eing

a!mitte! 1+. #Um TTTTTTTT a surprise party $ormy sister.

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/" Ch##se $he 'e&l*e' %#&' #& +h&ase $ha$ ee's c#&&ec$*"1. #&m !elighte! hearing that you have ma!e much progress in your stu!y.

a % c !2. Vohn&s $rien!s ha! cele%rate! a $areell party $or him last /un!ay a % c !21. 0hey chose not to %e atten!e! the meeting. a % c !22. #Um sure he is capa%le in running a mile in $our minutes. a % c !23. When # as a chil!' my $ather as teaching me ho to play soccer. a % c !

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25. # starte! orking in this hotel si= months ago. #&veXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

2". #n the mi!!le o$ our !inner there as a knock at the !oor. When e ere XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX..

2(. YDonUt $orget to post the letter' Y she tol! him. /he remin!e!XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.

/II" G*Be $he c#&&ec$ ,#&ms #, $he Be&.s * .&ace$s"2+. #t as 8uite a surprise see;XXXXXXXhim again.2. # su!!enly remem%ere! that $orget;XXXXXXXXXXmy keys.3. 0ommy a!mitte! thro;XXXXXXXXXthe rock through the in!o.31. 0here are toomany people here $or me talk;XXXXXXX. toall o$ them.

32. By the time /heila get;XXXXXXX. %ack' Chris ha! gone home./III" LISTENING: L*s$e $# $he s$#&- a.#$ S+&* Sch##l $%*ce a' as%e& $he,#ll#%* 6es$*#s .- c*&cl* C #& 3"327 Where do children dance, sing and play music? A. #n the theatres. B. #n >a 6oi. C. At one o$ the largest hotels in >o Chi *inh City. D. At their /chool.337 What is the aim of Spring School? A. #t provi!es classes to volunteers in >o Chi *inh City. B. 0he aim o$ this school is $un!raising.

C. 0he aim o$ this school is to raise $un!. D. #t provi!es classes to !isa!vantage! chil!ren in >o Chi *inh City.347 Why do children take part in fund- raising performances? A. Because they like !ancing. B. Because they ant to contact sponsors. C. Because they nee! money to continue their ,nglish an! Arts classes. D. Because they ant to e=pan! the school.357 When were dance, theatre, singing and folk music classes set up? A. #n 1( B. #n 1 C. #n 2 D. #n 1+


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KES 8RITTEN TEST N04I" C*&cle $he %#&' %*$h $he 'e&l*e' le$$e&(s) +#ce' '*,,e&e$l- ,m $ha$ #, $he#$he&s" 1"01. " chem*cal B. !ischarge C. change D. $eature2. A. !anger B. village C. $*e& D. origin3. A. sallo B. sitch C. seet D. s%#&'4. A. !anger B. race C. '*scha&e D. maintenanceII" Ch##se $he .es$ #+$*# $# c#m+le$e $he ,#ll#%* se$eces #& $# s.s$*$$e $he'e&l*e' +a&$" "01. #Um really TTTTTTTT to the party. All my ol! $rien!s ill %e there.

a. appreciating ." l##* ,#&%a&' c. thinking a%out !.enoya%le2. # remem%er TTTTTTTT to @aris hen # as a very small chil!.

a. to %e taken %. to take c" .e* $ae !. taking3. 0he e=aminer ma!e us TTTTTTTT our i!enti$ication in or!er to %e a!mitte! to the testcenter.

a" sh#% %. shoing c. to sho !. shoe!

4. #&ve never $allen in such an;TTTTTTTTT situation %e$ore.a. em%arrasse! ." em.a&&ass* c. con$use! !. con$using

5. 0he plants antTTTTTTTTT!aily.a. to ater %. atering c" $# .e %a$e&e' !. %eing ater

". #n some countries environmental organiations have %een ...... to in$orm people an! gaintheir support.

A. ma!e up " se$ + C. %rought up D. taken up(. We continue to ...... rain$orests an! increase the !angers o$ glo%al arming. A. cut o$$ B. cut in C. cut out 3" c$ '#%

+. /ome people have a more ...... attitu!e toar!s animals than they !o toar!s chil!ren.A. human " hmae C. humanie! D. humanistic. ...... arenUt e$$ective anymore %ecause insects have %ecome resistant to them.A. 9ertiliers " 7es$*c*'es C. >er%ici!es D. *e!icines1.A$ter seeing a movie %ase! on a novel' TTTTTTTT.

a. the novel as rea! %y many people %. the novel ma!e many peopleant to rea! itc" ma- +e#+le %a$ $# &ea' $he #Bel" !. the rea!ing o$ the %ook interestsmany people

11.0he pro%lem TTTTTT never occurre!.a. # ha!nUt e=pecte! it %. that # ha! e=pecte! it c. ho # ha! e=pecte! '" I ha'e9+ec$e'

12. ?an Cli%urn XXXXXX..piano $rom 151 to 154 an! on multiple aar!s%eteen 15+ an! 1".

A. s$'*e' B. ho stu!ie! C.' hostu!ie! D.' stu!ie!III" Ch##se $he 'e&l*e' %#&' #& +h&ase $ha$ ee's c#&&ec$*" 1"01. >e coul! not !eci!e hether to get a o% or s$'-*. a % c !to stu!y;2. # sa a man $# Am+ through the in!o 5 minutes ago' %ut # coul!nUt remem%erhis $ace.

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a % c !going;4. An!re '*'the test %e$ore so he $oun! it very easy.

aha! !one; % c !I/" Re%&*$e $he se$ece #& A#* $he +a*&s #, se$eces .e** %*$h $he %#&'(s)*Be" 1"01. # live in the ton not $ar $rom the capital.

Z 0he ton %h*ch I l*Be * *s #$ ,a& ,m $he ca+*$al"The $#% * %h*ch I l*Be *s#$ ,a& ,m $he ca+*$al" The $#% %he&e I l*Be *s #$ ,a& ,m $he ca+*$al

2. VuliaUs $ather has ust come %ack $rom a skiing holi!ay. he is over 3+; Ol*aPs ,a$he& %h# *s #Be& J has As$ c#me .ac ,m a s** h#l*'a-.3. Vimmy got into his car an! !rove aay. # sa this.

Z # sa O*mm- e$ *$# h*s ca& a' '&*Be a%a-"4. *y layer sai! # shoul!n&t say anything to the police. Z*y layer a!vise! me#$ $# sa- a-$h* $# $he +#l*ce"?. C#m+le$e $he se$ece %*$h $hec#&&ec$ ,#&m #, $he Be&. * $he .lae$s" 2"01. Coal' gas an! oil are #!&ee%a.le$orms o$ energy that can not %e replace! a$ter use!.2. /olar energy is not only plenti$ul an! *,**$e%ut also clean an! sa$e.

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2. 0he or! P+#ache&sPuse! in line 5 coul! %e %est replace! %y hich o$ the $olloings-" Illeal h$e&s B. ,nterprising researchers. C. Concerne! scientists D. 0raine!hunters3. What is an act o$ cruelty accor!ing to the passage-A. >aving interest in material gain. B. >unting en!angere! animals.C" K*ll* a*mals ,#& +e&s#al sa$*s,ac$*#" D. Causing the pro%lem o$ e=tinction. .4. Which o$ the $olloing is not mentione! in the passage as a ay to protect animals $rom

e=tinction-A. #ntro!uce las to prohi%it the killing o$ en!angere! animals. B. ,sta%lish il!li$ereserves.C. [e$use to %uy animal pro!ucts. 3" Ra*se m#e- $# *Bes$ * e6*+me$ a'+a$l"

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2. # remem%er XXXXXXX. to @aris hen # as a very small chil!.A. to %e taken B. to take C. %eing taken D. taking

3. 0he e=aminer ma!e us XXXXXXX our i!enti$ication in or!er to %e a!mitte! to thetest center.

A. sho B. shoing C. to sho D. shoe!4. #&ve never $allen in such an;XXXXXXXX.. situation %e$ore.

A. em%arrasse! B. em%arrassing C. con$use! D. con$using5. 0he plants antXXXXXXXXX!aily.

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". #n some countries environmental organiations have %een ...... to in$orm people an! gaintheir support. A. ma!e up B. set up C. %rought up D. taken up(. We continue to ...... rain$orests an! increase the !angers o$ glo%al arming. A. cut o$$ B. cut in C. cut out D. cut!on+. /ome people have a more ...... attitu!e toar!s animals than they !o toar!s chil!ren.

A. human B. humane C. humanie! D.humanistic. ...... arenUt e$$ective anymore %ecause insects have %ecome resistant to them. A. 9ertiliers B. @estici!es C. >er%ici!esD. *e!icines1.A$ter seeing a movie %ase! on a novel' TTTTTTTT.

A. the novel as rea! %y many people B. the novel ma!e many people antto rea! itC. many people ant to rea! the novel . D. the rea!ing o$ the %ook interests

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A B C D3. /he suggeste! taking the plane this evening or go %y train tomorro. A B C D4. An!re !i! the test %e$ore so he $oun! it very easy.

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Z VuliaUs $atherXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX3. Vimmy got into his car an! !rove aay. # sa this.

Z # sa XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX..4. *y layer sai! # shoul!n&t say anything to the police. Z *y layer a!vise!XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX./" C#m+le$e $he se$ece %*$h $he c#&&ec$ ,#&m #, $he Be&. * $he .lae$s" 2"01. Coal' gas an! oil are XXXXXX.XX &ee%; $orms o$ energy that can not %ereplace! a$ter use!.2. /olar energy is not only plenti$ul an! XXXXXXXXXX ,**$e; %ut also clean an!sa$e.3. o to make $ull use o$ these sources o$ energy is a 8uestion $or XXXXXX.XXXX. &esea&ch)all over the orl!.5. Water poer provi!es energy ithoutXXXXXXXXXXXX. +#ll$e).". ,mma 0hompson is the most $amous actressXXXXXXXXXXXX. a++ea&; on

stage here.(. [ivers XXXXXXXXXXXXX ,l#%; into Baltic /ea are much cleaner no

than ten years ago.+. Anyone XXXXXXXXXXXXee')$urther in$ormation can see me in my

o$$ice.. We live in a houseXXXXXXXXX.. (.*l')in 1".1.*elanie as the only personXXXXXX %&*$e)a letter o$ thanks./I" Rea' $he $e9$ ca&e,ll- $he ch##se $he c#&&ec$ as%e&s" 1"0

/ince the orl! %ecame in!ustrialie!' the num%er o$ animal species that have either%ecome e=tinct or have neare! e=tinction has increase!. Bengal tigers' $or instance' hichUonce roame! the ungles in vast num%ers' no num%er only a%out 2'3. By the year 225'

it is estimate! that they ill %ecome e=tinct.What is alarming a%out the case o$ the Bengal tiger is that this e=tinction ill have %eencause! almost entirely %y +#ache&s ho' accor!ing to some sources' are not alaysintereste! in material gain %ut in personal grati$ication. 0his is an e=ample o$ thecallousness that is contri%uting to the pro%lem o$ e=tinction. Animals such as the Bengaltiger' as ell as other en!angere! species' are valua%le parts o$ the orl!Us ecosystem.#nternational las protecting these animals must %e enacte! to ensure their survival an!the survival o$ our planet. Countries aroun! the orl! have %egun to !eal ith the pro%lemin various ays. /ome countries' in an e$$ort to circumvent the pro%lem' have allocate!

large amounts o$ lan! to animal reserves. 0hey then charge a!mission prices to help !e$raythe costs o$ maintaining the parks' an! they o$ten must also !epen! on orl! organiations$or support. 0his money ena%les them to invest in e8uipment an! patrols to protect theanimals. Another response to the increase in animal e=tinction is an international %oycott o$

pro!ucts ma!e $rom en!angere! species. 0his hasU ha! some e$$ect' %ut %y itsel$ #t ill notprevent animals $rom %eing hunte! an! kille!.1. What is the main topic o$ the passage-A. 0he Bengal tiger B. #nternational %oycotts C. ,n!angere! species D. @ro%lemsith in!ustrialiation2. 0he or! U+#ache&sU use! in line 5 coul! %e %est replace! %y hich o$ the $olloings-A. #llegal hunters B. ,nterprising researchers. C. Concerne! scientists D. 0raine!hunters3. What is an act o$ cruelty accor!ing to the passage-


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A. >aving interest in material gain. B. >unting en!angere! animals.C. illing animals $or personal satis$action. D. Causing the pro%lem o$ e=tinction. .4. Which o$ the $olloing is not mentione! in the passage as a ay to protect animals $rom

e=tinction-A. #ntro!uce las to prohi%it the killing o$ en!angere! animals.B. ,sta%lish il!li$e reserves.C. [e$use to %uy animal pro!ucts.D. [aise money to invest in e8uipment an! patrol./I" LISTENING" L*s$e $# c#Be&sa$*# 2 a' ,*ll each a+ %*$h #e m*ss*

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A B C D4. An!re !i! the test %e$ore so he $oun! it very easy.

A B C DI/" Ch##se $he .es$ #+$*# $# c#m+le$e $he ,#ll#%* se$eces #& $# s.s$*$$e $he'e&l*e' +a&$" "01. #Um really XXXX.. to the party. All my ol! $rien!s ill %e there.

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A. to %e taken B. to take C. %eing taken D. taking3. 0he e=aminer ma!e us XXXXXXX our i!enti$ication in or!er to %e a!mitte! to thetest center.



A. to ater B. atering C. to %e atere! D. %eing

ater". #n some countries environmental organiations have %een ...... to in$orm people an! gaintheir support. A. ma!e up B. set up C. %rought up D. taken up(. We continue to ...... rain$orests an! increase the !angers o$ glo%al arming. A. cut o$$ B. cut in C. cut out D. cut!on+. /ome people have a more ...... attitu!e toar!s animals than they !o toar!s chil!ren. A. human B. humane C. humanie! D.

humanistic. ...... arenUt e$$ective anymore %ecause insects have %ecome resistant to them. A. 9ertiliers B. @estici!es C. >er%ici!esD. *e!icines1.A$ter seeing a movie %ase! on a novel' TTTTTTTT.

A. the novel as rea! %y many people B. the novel ma!e many people antto rea! itC. many people ant to rea! the novel . D. the rea!ing o$ the %ook interestsmany people

11.0he pro%lem TTTTTT never occurre!.A. # ha!nUt e=pecte! it B. that # ha! e=pecte! it C. ho # ha! e=pecte!D. # ha! e=pecte!

12. ?an Cli%urn XXXXXX..piano $rom 151 to 154 an! on multiple aar!s%eteen 15+ an! 1". A. stu!ie! B. ho stu!ie! C. 'ho stu!ie!D. 'stu!ie!/" C#m+le$e $he se$ece %*$h $he c#&&ec$ ,#&m #, $he Be&. * $he .lae$s" 2"01. ,mma 0hompson is the most $amous actressXXXXXXXXXXXX. a++ea&;

on stage here.

2. [ivers XXXXXXXXXXXXX ,l#%; into Baltic /ea are much cleaner nothan ten years ago.

3. Anyone XXXXXXXXXXXXee')$urther in$ormation can see me in myo$$ice.


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4. We live in a houseXXXXXXXXX.. (.*l')in 1".5. *elanie as the only personXXXXXX %&*$e)a letter o$ thanks.". Coal' gas an! oil are XXXXXX.XX &ee%; $orms o$ energy that can not %ereplace! a$ter use!.(. /olar energy is not only plenti$ul an! XXXXXXXXXX ,**$e; %ut also clean an!sa$e.+. o to make $ull use o$ these sources o$ energy is a 8uestion $or XXXXXX.XXXX. &esea&ch)all over the orl!.1.Water poer provi!es energy ithoutXXXXXXXXXXXX. +#ll$e)./I" Rea' $he $e9$ ca&e,ll- $he ch##se $he c#&&ec$ as%e&s" 1"0

/ince the orl! %ecame in!ustrialie!' the num%er o$ animal species that have either%ecome e=tinct or have neare! e=tinction has increase!. Bengal tigers' $or instance' hichUonce roame! the ungles in vast num%ers' no num%er only a%out 2'3. By the year 225'it is estimate! that they ill %ecome e=tinct.

What is alarming a%out the case o$ the Bengal tiger is that this e=tinction ill have %eencause! almost entirely %y +#ache&s ho' accor!ing to some sources' are not alays

intereste! in material gain %ut in personal grati$ication. 0his is an e=ample o$ thecallousness that is contri%uting to the pro%lem o$ e=tinction. Animals such as the Bengaltiger' as ell as other en!angere! species' are valua%le parts o$ the orl!Us ecosystem.#nternational las protecting these animals must %e enacte! to ensure their survival an!the survival o$ our planet. Countries aroun! the orl! have %egun to !eal ith the pro%lemin various ays. /ome countries' in an e$$ort to circumvent the pro%lem' have allocate!large amounts o$ lan! to animal reserves. 0hey then charge a!mission prices to help !e$raythe costs o$ maintaining the parks' an! they o$ten must also !epen! on orl! organiations$or support. 0his money ena%les them to invest in e8uipment an! patrols to protect the

animals. Another response to the increase in animal e=tinction is an international %oycott o$pro!ucts ma!e $rom en!angere! species. 0his hasU ha! some e$$ect' %ut %y itsel$ #t ill notprevent animals $rom %eing hunte! an! kille!.1. What is the main topic o$ the passage-A. 0he Bengal tiger B. #nternational %oycotts C. ,n!angere! species D. @ro%lemsith in!ustrialiation2. 0he or! U+#ache&sU use! in line 5 coul! %e %est replace! %y hich o$ the $olloings-A. #llegal hunters B. ,nterprising researchers. C. Concerne! scientists D. 0raine!hunters

3. What is an act o$ cruelty accor!ing to the passage-A. >aving interest in material gain. B. >unting en!angere! animals.C. illing animals $or personal satis$action. D. Causing the pro%lem o$ e=tinction. .4. Which o$ the $olloing is not mentione! in the passage as a ay to protect animals $rom

e=tinction-A. #ntro!uce las to prohi%it the killing o$ en!angere! animals.B. ,sta%lish il!li$e reserves.C. [e$use to %uy animal pro!ucts.D. [aise money to invest in e8uipment an! patrol./II" LISTENING" L*s$e $# c#Be&sa$*# 2 a' ,*ll each a+ %*$h #e m*ss*

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5. We continue to ...... rain$orests an! increase the !angers o$ glo%al arming. A. cut o$$ B. cut in C. cut out D. cut!on". /ome people have a more ...... attitu!e toar!s animals than they !o toar!s chil!ren. A. human B. humane C. humanie! D.humanistic(. ...... arenUt e$$ective anymore %ecause insects have %ecome resistant to them. A. 9ertiliers B. @estici!es C. >er%ici!esD. *e!icines+. A$ter seeing a movie %ase! on a novel' TTTTTTTT.


. 0he pro%lem TTTTTT never occurre!.A. # ha!nUt e=pecte! it B. that # ha! e=pecte! it C. ho # ha! e=pecte!D. # ha! e=pecte!


A. stu!ie! B. ho stu!ie! C.' ho stu!ie!D.' stu!ie!11. 0he plants antXXXXXXXXX!aily.


12. #n some countries environmental organiations have %een ...... to in$orm people an! gaintheir support.

A. ma!e up B. set up C. %rought up D. taken upI/" Re%&*$e $he se$ece #& A#* $he +a*&s #, se$eces .e** %*$h $he %#&'(s)*Be" 1"01. # live in the ton not $ar $rom the capital.

Z 0he ton here XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.2. VuliaUs %rother has ust come %ack $rom a skiing holi!ay. >e is over 2+.

Z VuliaUs %rotherXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX..3. Vimmy got into his mother&s car an! !rove aay. # sa this.

Z # sa XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.4. *y layer sai! # shoul! say everything to the police.

Z *y layer a!vise! me XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX../" C#m+le$e $he se$ece %*$h $he c#&&ec$ ,#&m #, $he Be&. * $he .lae$s" 2"01. Coal' gas an! oil are XXXXXX.XX &ee%; $orms o$ energy that can not %ereplace! a$ter use!.2. /olar energy is not only plenti$ul an! XXXXXXXXXX ,**$e; %ut also clean an!sa$e.3. o to make $ull use o$ these sources o$ energy is a 8uestion $or XXXX.XX.XXX. &esea&ch)all over the orl!.

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(. [ivers XXXXXX.XXXXX ,l#%; into Baltic /ea are much cleaner no thanten years ago.

+. Anyone XXXXXXXXXXXXee')$urther in$ormation can see me in myo$$ice.

. We live in a houseXXXXXXXXX.. (.*l')in 1".1.*elanie as the only personXXXXXX %&*$e)a letter o$ thanks./I" Rea' $he $e9$ ca&e,ll- $he ch##se $he c#&&ec$ as%e&s" 1"0


What is alarming a%out the case o$ the Bengal tiger is that this e=tinction ill have %eencause! almost entirely %y +#ache&s ho' accor!ing to some sources' are not alaysintereste! in material gain %ut in personal grati$ication. 0his is an e=ample o$ thecallousness that is contri%uting to the pro%lem o$ e=tinction. Animals such as the Bengaltiger' as ell as other en!angere! species' are valua%le parts o$ the orl!Us ecosystem.#nternational las protecting these animals must %e enacte! to ensure their survival an!

the survival o$ our planet. Countries aroun! the orl! have %egun to !eal ith the pro%lemin various ays. /ome countries' in an e$$ort to circumvent the pro%lem' have allocate!large amounts o$ lan! to animal reserves. 0hey then charge a!mission prices to help !e$raythe costs o$ maintaining the parks' an! they o$ten must also !epen! on orl! organiations$or support. 0his money ena%les them to invest in e8uipment an! patrols to protect theanimals. Another response to the increase in animal e=tinction is an international %oycott o$

pro!ucts ma!e $rom en!angere! species. 0his hasU ha! some e$$ect' %ut %y itsel$ #t ill notprevent animals $rom %eing hunte! an! kille!.1. What is the main topic o$ the passage-

A. 0he Bengal tiger B. #nternational %oycotts C. ,n!angere! species D. @ro%lemsith in!ustrialiation2. 0he or! U+#ache&sU use! in line 5 coul! %e %est replace! %y hich o$ the $olloings-A. #llegal hunters B. ,nterprising researchers. C. Concerne! scientists D. 0raine!hunters3. What is an act o$ cruelty accor!ing to the passage-A. >aving interest in material gain. B. >unting en!angere! animals.C. illing animals $or personal satis$action. D. Causing the pro%lem o$ e=tinction. .4. Which o$ the $olloing is not mentione! in the passage as a ay to protect animals $rom

e=tinction-A. #ntro!uce las to prohi%it the killing o$ en!angere! animals.B. ,sta%lish il!li$e reserves.C. [e$use to %uy animal pro!ucts.D. [aise money to invest in e8uipment an! patrol.

/II" C*&cle $he %#&' %*$h $he 'e&l*e' le$$e&(s) +#ce' '*,,e&e$l- ,m $ha$ #,$he #$he&s" 1"01. A. !anger B. village C. tiger D. origin2. A. sallo B. sitch C. seet D. sor!3. A. !anger B. race C. !ischarge D. maintenance4. A. chemical B. !ischarge C. change D. $eature


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I" C*&cle $he %#&' %*$h $he 'e&l*e' le$$e&(s) +#ce' '*,,e&e$l- ,m $ha$ #, $he#$he&s" 1"04. A. chemical B. !ischarge C. change D. $eature5. A. !anger B. village C. tiger D. origin". A. sallo B. sitch C. seet D. sor!(. A. !anger B. race C. !ischarge D. maintenanceII" Ch##se $he .es$ #+$*# $# c#m+le$e $he ,#ll#%* se$eces #& $# s.s$*$$e $he'e&l*e' +a&$" "01. #Um really XXXX.. to the party. All my ol! $rien!s ill %e there.

A. appreciating B. looking $orar! C. thinking a%out D.enoya%le2. # remem%er XXXXXXX. to @aris hen # as a very small chil!.

A. to %e taken B. to take C. %eing taken D. taking3. 0he e=aminer ma!e us XXXXXXX our i!enti$ication in or!er to %e a!mitte! to thetest center.




". #n some countries environmental organiations have %een ...... to in$orm people an! gaintheir support. A. ma!e up B. set up C. %rought up D. taken up5. We continue to ...... rain$orests an! increase the !angers o$ glo%al arming. A. cut o$$ B. cut in C. cut out D. cut!on". /ome people have a more ...... attitu!e toar!s animals than they !o toar!s chil!ren. A. human B. humane C. humanie! D.humanistic

(. ...... arenUt e$$ective anymore %ecause insects have %ecome resistant to them. A. 9ertiliers B. @estici!es C. >er%ici!esD. *e!icines+. A$ter seeing a movie %ase! on a novel' TTTTTTTT.


. 0he pro%lem TTTTTT never occurre!.A. # ha!nUt e=pecte! it B. that # ha! e=pecte! it C. ho # ha! e=pecte!D. # ha! e=pecte!



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A. stu!ie! B. ho stu!ie! C. 'ho stu!ie!D. 'stu!ie!III" Ch##se $he 'e&l*e' %#&' #& +h&ase $ha$ ee's c#&&ec$*" 1"01. >e coul! not !eci!e hether to get a o% or stu!ying. A B C D2. # sa a man to ump through the in!o 5 minutes ago' %ut # coul!nUt remem%er his$ace.

A B C D3. /he suggeste! taking the plane this evening or go %y train tomorro. A B C D4. An!re !i! the test %e$ore so he $oun! it very easy.

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= > VuliaUs $atherXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX..3. Vimmy got into his $ather\s car an! !rove aay. # sa this.Z # sa XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

4. *y layer sai! you shoul! say everything to the police. Z *y layer a!vise! XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX../" C#m+le$e $he se$ece %*$h $he c#&&ec$ ,#&m #, $he Be&. * $he .lae$s" 2"01. Coal' gas an! oil are XXXXXX.XX &ee%; $orms o$ energy that can not %ereplace! a$ter use!.2. /olar energy is not only plenti$ul an! XXXXXXXXXX ,**$e; %ut also clean an!sa$e.3. o to make $ull use o$ these sources o$ energy is a 8uestion $or XXXXXX.XXXX. &esea&ch)all over the orl!.5. Water poer provi!es energy ithoutXXXXXXXXXXXX. +#ll$e).". ,mma 0hompson is the most $amous actressXXXXXXXXXXXX. a++ea&; on

stage here.(. [ivers XXXXXXXXXXXXX ,l#%; into Baltic /ea are much cleaner no

than ten years ago.+. Anyone XXXXXXXXXXXXee')$urther in$ormation can see me in my

o$$ice.. We live in a houseXXXXXXXXX.. (.*l')in 1".1.*elanie as the only personXXXXXX %&*$e)a letter o$ thanks./I" Rea' $he $e9$ ca&e,ll- $he ch##se $he c#&&ec$ as%e&s" 1"0


What is alarming a%out the case o$ the Bengal tiger is that this e=tinction ill have %een

cause! almost entirely %y +#ache&s ho' accor!ing to some sources' are not alaysintereste! in material gain %ut in personal grati$ication. 0his is an e=ample o$ thecallousness that is contri%uting to the pro%lem o$ e=tinction. Animals such as the Bengaltiger' as ell as other en!angere! species' are valua%le parts o$ the orl!Us ecosystem.


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#nternational las protecting these animals must %e enacte! to ensure their survival an!the survival o$ our planet. Countries aroun! the orl! have %egun to !eal ith the pro%lemin various ays. /ome countries' in an e$$ort to circumvent the pro%lem' have allocate!large amounts o$ lan! to animal reserves. 0hey then charge a!mission prices to help !e$raythe costs o$ maintaining the parks' an! they o$ten must also !epen! on orl! organiations$or support. 0his money ena%les them to invest in e8uipment an! patrols to protect theanimals. Another response to the increase in animal e=tinction is an international %oycott o$

pro!ucts ma!e $rom en!angere! species. 0his hasU ha! some e$$ect' %ut %y itsel$ #t ill notprevent animals $rom %eing hunte! an! kille!.1. What is the main topic o$ the passage-A. 0he Bengal tiger B. #nternational %oycotts C. ,n!angere! species D. @ro%lemsith in!ustrialiation2. 0he or! U+#ache&sU use! in line 5 coul! %e %est replace! %y hich o$ the $olloings-A. #llegal hunters B. ,nterprising researchers. C. Concerne! scientists D. 0raine!hunters3. What is an act o$ cruelty accor!ing to the passage-A. >aving interest in material gain. B. >unting en!angere! animals.

C. illing animals $or personal satis$action. D. Causing the pro%lem o$ e=tinction. .4. Which o$ the $olloing is not mentione! in the passage as a ay to protect animals $rom

e=tinction-A. #ntro!uce las to prohi%it the killing o$ en!angere! animals.B. ,sta%lish il!li$e reserves.C. [e$use to %uy animal pro!ucts.D. [aise money to invest in e8uipment an! patrol.

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