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PART 1 - VOCABULARY AND READING COMPREHENSION SECTION 1 - VOCABULARY (Questions 1 to 20)

Instructions: Choose the best word/phrase in the box below to complete the sentences that follow. :Each word/phrase can be used ONCE ONLY. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ angry appointment as caused changed denied despite existed for get up happened happy hard hardly home house if in interested keen like listen made meeting mended mystery on refused scenery secret sight since stay up. take though tired tiring unless who whom ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1. Ive been living in the sart e neighbourhood for the last twenty years 2. Hes very talkative. He can never. keep a secret. 3. The boss was very angry with me because I had taken a day off without permission. 4. Many people choose Switzerland for their holiday because of its beautiful scenery 5. The manuscript is basically good but there are still parts of it that need to be changed 6. Could you tell me in your own words exactly what happened to him? 7. You won't achieve anything if you don't work harder 8. Her thoughttess comments made him very angry. 9. The tired farmers returned home after a hard day's work in the fields 10. I was offered a job in the city, but I refused it because I did not want to move away from my home town. 11. They have not seen each other for years because of the war. 12. She has an appointment with the dentist this aftemoon to have her tooth filled. 13. If I were you, I would take her advice. 14. Though.They were not professional, their performance was really excellent. 15. Nobody can swim as fast as. Fred. 16. He is very keen on getting a university degree, and will do anything for it. 17. Most parents do not allow iheir children to stay up late at night. 18. lf it rairs tomorrow. I will stay at home and listen to music. 19. We were so late that we hardly. had time to catch the train. 20. The man who was injured was taken to hospital immediately. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------SECTION 2 - READING (Questions 21 to 40)

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ lnstructlons:The reading passage below has FOUR paragraphs. each of which followed by FIVE questions. Read the passage carefully and then answer the questions lollowing each paragraph in the spaces ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ I. People used to think that colds are caught by sitting in the draughts, going out in cold weather, or going from hot to cold temperatures quickly. But now these ideas are believed to be ialse: colds spread only by viruses transmitted from one person to another. Surprisingly, being near an infected person does not cause another person to catch a cold, transmission of viruses occurs most frequently when healthy people touch an object the infected persori has recently touched. such as a doorknob or a telephone, and then touch .their own noses or mouths without having washed their hands well. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 21 . According to the text, what were thought to be the causes of colds? Sitting in the draughts , going out in cold weather or going from hot to cold temperature quickly 22. ln fact what is the real cause of colds? Tramision of viruses from one person as another

23. Will one catch a cold simply by being near an infected person? No, he wont 24. How does the transmission of viruses usually take place? When healthy people touch an object in the infected person has recently touched

and then touch their own noses or months without having washed their hands 25. What does the pronoun their in the last sentence of the paragraph ( and then touch their own noses or moulhs...) reter to? Healthy people s ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ II. Colds are regarded as.bothersome. but often unavoidable. Most of the time, the symptoms - a sore throat. runny nose. sneezing. mild cough, and headache - run their course and disappear within a week. with or without treatment. Antibiotics are assumed to be of no use whatsoever in combating a cold. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 26. What word can be used to replace the word bothersome" in the first sentence (Colds are regarded as bothersome...) of the paragraph? Unpleasant 27. ls it believed that people can actually avoid colds? No 28. What are the common syrnptoms of a cold? They are : sore throat ; runny nose ; sneezing ; mind cough ; headache . . . 29. According to the paragraph, how long does a cold often last? It often lasts within a week 30. What are the effects of antibiotics in the treatment of a cold? They are assuned to have no effects at all ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


III. College life. however, is not all fun. lt has its serious side, as well. The ordinary college student spends about fifteen hours a week in class. ln addition to hts regular classes. the student is expected to paricipate in the " various extra-curricular activities offered by the school. Such activities include the newspaper, debating, and drarna. Many great journalists actually began their career on their college newspaper, and some people who are known today as famous actors played their first role in a college dramatic production. ln some way, these extra-cufricular activities are just as important as formal classes for training young minds. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 31. How many hours does the ordinarv college student study in class? . About fifteen hours a week 32. Name some extra- curricular activities students may take part in. The newspaper ,debating and drama 33. Are these activities a "must" or a "choice" ? ( optional or obligatory) They are optional 34. ln what way are they important to students ? They help to train the student mind 35. Cite an example of their impact on a student's life Some jounalists began the career on college newspaper / on college drama had led some student to the career of actor ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ IV. Naturally, a college must be lirst and foremost a place of learning. The student is expected to give first place to his studies, but it is also realised that recreation plays an important role in keeping students heathy and happy. .The school gymnasium is one of the most important recreational centres on the campus. There, the student can relax from the strain of study by engaging in basketball, handbalr, and many other sports. After an hour's workout in the gym, the sludent can return to his books refreshed an eager to study. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------36.What is the main function of a college? A college must be first and foremost a place of learning 37.What should stuents consider as most important? They consider learning as the most important 38. What is the role of recreation in college life? Recreation keeping student healthy and happy 39. What can students usually do in the gym? They can play : basketball ; handball ; and many other sports

40. How does workout help in study ? They are refrehed and eager to study ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

SECTION 3 READING CLOZE (Questions 41 to 50) Instructlons: Complete the following passage with the missing words ONE word fcr each gap. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


Plants grow in almost all part of the world. \Ne see such plants as flowers. grass and trees nearly everyday. Plants gro\n' high on mountain-tops, far out in the oceans, and in many deserts and.polar regions.

Without plants, there could (41) be no life on earth. Man could not live without air or food, and so he cauld not li\/e (42) without plants. The oxygen in- the air we breathe comes from plants. The food we eat also (43) comes from p'ants or from animals that eat plants. We build houses (44) and make many useful products from lumber cut from trees. Much of our clothing (45) is made from the fibers of the cotton plant.

Scientists believe that (46) there . are more than 350.000 species of plants. but no one knows for sure. Some of the smallest plants can be seen (47) with microscope. The largest living things are (48) the giant sequoia trees of California. Some of them stand more than 290 feet high and measure over 30 feet wide.

Scientists divide all living things into two main groups: plants and animals. lt is usually easy (49) to . tell the two apart. Alrnost all.kinds of plants stay in one place, but nearly all species of (50) animals move about under their own power. Most plants make their own food from air. sunlight, and water. Animals cannot rnake their own food. The basic units of all life. called cells, are also different in plants and animals. Most plant cells have thick walls that contain a material called cellulose. Animal cells do not have this material. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

PART II - WRITING SECTION 1 - CONTROLLED WRITING (Questions 51 to 60)

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ lnstructions: With the words/phrases provided below, you are to write a complete letter asking informaton about applying for a place to study English in a college. After you have made all the necessary changes and additions, the words/phrases on each numbered line should make a.correct sentence in the letter in its correct sequence. Write each complete sentence in the space provided. Study the example carefully before you begin. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Ex: I / wonder / why you 1 not / reply /1ast letter. I was wondering why you had not replied to my last letter. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Dear Mr Johnson 51 . A friend 1 mine 1 recently / return 1 England / advise me / write / you. A friend of mine who has recently returned from England advised me to write to you. 52. I / hope / come 1 England / next year ( I hope to come to England next year ) 53. When ! I 1 in England / be spending / some months / Cambridge. When I ll be in England, I ll be be spending some months in Cambridge. 54. Perhaps / recommend 1 suitable English family / me 1 stay. Perhaps you could recommend a suitable English family for me to stay with


55. I / also 1 hope 1 improve / my English / while / I / there. I also hope to improve my English while I am there. 56. I / plan 1 take 1 part-time / course 1 English. I plan to take a part-time course in English. 57. Be / there 1 part-time course /your college? Is there a part-time course in your college? 58. lf / there / be 1 I1 be grateful / you 1 send / application form. lf there is I ll be grateful if you could send me an application form. 59. Please / tell 1 how much / course fees / be. Please tell me how much the course fees are. 60. I / like / know 1 date / Course / begin. I d like to know the date when the Course / begins Yours sincerely. Giovanni Bianchi ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

SECTION 2 - SENTENCE TRANSFORMATLON (Questlons 61 to 70) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ lnstructions using the words given, rewrite each of the following sentences in such a way that it means exactly the same as the original sentence. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------61. I don't think Jack will come, said John. John said that he didn t think Jack would come. 62. The postman was bitten by our dog. Our dog bit the postman. 63. We couldn't drive because of the fog. The fog prevented us from driving 64. The cake was so hard that I could not eat it. The cake was too hart for me to eat . 65. We didn't go, because it rained. lf it hadn't rained, we could have gone . 66. I can't cook as well as my mother does. My mother is a better cook than me . 67. He failed to win the race. He didn't win the race . 68. I'm sorry I was rude to you yesterday I apologise for have been rude to you yesterday . 69. I haven't seen that man berore. This ls the first time I see that man . 70. 1 didn" arrive in tirtie to see her I wasnt early enough to see her. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

SECTION 3 - TRANSLATION (Questions 71 to 80) Translate the following sentences into English:

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71 . Co Lan la mot giang vien nhieu kinh nghiem tai mot trng ai hoc ln thanh pho HoCh Minh Miss LAN is an experienced lecture at a big university in HCM city. 72. Co c ong nghiep va sinh vien yeu quy v co rat chu kho va than tnh vi tat ca moi ngi She is dearly loved by her colleagues and students because shi is working and friendliness to everybody 73. Co biet nhieu ngoai ng co oc c tai lieu chuyen mon bang tieng Nga va tieng Phap, con tieng Anh th co s dung thanh thao. She knows several languages she can read frofessinal matierials in Russian and French and she is very fluently in English. 74. Co cho rang ngoai ng rat quan trong oi vi cac nha khoa hoc v no la cha khoa m ca cac kho bau kien thc cua nhan loai. She speaks foreign languages are very important to the scientists because they are the keys to open the mankind s knowledge treasure door 75. Nhieu ngi trong so cac sinh vien cua co Lan noi rang ho rat sung sng c hoc vi co va mong muon theo gng co. Many of her students said that they are very happy to be her students and regard her as a good example to folow 76. The more students spend time practising a language, the better language sklills they can acquire . Cac sinh vien cang bo ra thi gian tap luyen mot ngon ng cang nhieu th ky nang cua ho tch luy c cang tot hn 77- Supermarkets 'have emerged as Convenient Shopping places for housekeepers despite the !ittle highter price of most items on sale Cac sieu th a tr thanh nhng ni mua sam thuan tien cho cac ba noi tr mac du gia ca cua hau het cac mat hang ay co phan cao hn mot t. 78 When you have got used to doing physical exercises regularly, you will feel that your body seems to demand for it if you miss it in one or two days Khi ban a tr nen quen vi viec tap the duc mot cach eu an ban se cam thay rang c the cua ban dng nh thieu no neu ban bo luyen tap (1) hoac (2) ngay. 79 - We have decided. to change or method of running the students canteen in order to provide most poor students with inexpensive but sufficiently nutritious meals Chung toi quyet nh thay oi cach quan ly can tin cua sinh vien e cung capcho hau het cac sinh vien ngheo nhng ba an re ong thi co u chat dinh dng. 80 - A well-chosen and suitable hobby can be very educational to young people besides the relaxing moments it brings to life. Ngoai nhng phut th gian no mang en cho i, mot thu vui kheo chon co the mang tnh giao duc cho lp tre. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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