Đề kiểm tra học kì I môn Tiếng Anh Lớp 12 (Có đáp án)

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1. Full name: The 1st Semester Test – Grade 12 (3) Class: Time: 60 minutes I. LANGUAGE USE Question 1-5: Choose the word with the underlined part pronounced differently from the rest. 1. A. looked B. missed C. picked D. turned 2. A. lived B. played C. worked D. filled 3. A. ended B. needed C. hunted D. rained 4. A. wanted B. jumped C. talked D. locked 5. A. cashed B. studied C. danced D. asked Question 6-13: Circle one option (A, B, C or D) to indicate the underlined part that needs correction in each of the following questions. 6. My close friend is thinking I am a dreamy girl when I apply for a job in Google company. 7. When I drive to the work in the morning, the highway is always very busy. 8. He is so good at telling jokes that he reminds me by my beloved father. 9. I did not like them because they were always being complaining. 10. My brother passed the exam because he had not had enough preparation. 11. By the time the police found out of the crime, the thief was already in China. 12. Hurry up! We have been finishing two questions and we still have three more. 13. Polar bears are classified as marine mammals due to they spend most of their lives on the sea ice of the Arctic Ocean. Question 14-18: Complete the sentences with the correct form of the words in brackets. Write your answers in the given spaces. 14. Growing trees in the neighbourhood has a ___ effect on the environment. (BENEFIT) 15. Our economy will suffer ___ in raw materials. (SHORT) 16. Carbon monoxide and lead are among the six common air ___ . (POLLUTE) 17. These days mass media are an ___ part of our lives. (SEPARATE) 18. One function of mass media is educating people about their rights and ___ . (RESPONSIBLE) Question 19-23: Circle the correct option (A, B, C or D) for each of the following questions. 19. A lot of teachers have ___ their lives to the development of education in Viet Nam.
2. A. sacrificed B. shared C. promoted D. devoted 20. Being helpful is good, but don't allow others to ___ advantage of your generosity. A. get B. use C. make D. take 21. We should never let misfortune and disabilities get in our ___ to success. A. road B. route C. path D. way 22. These days people are ___ with stories in the newspapers or on the Internet about celebrities. A. covered B. given C. full D. overwhelmed 23. He is such a ___ writer. Many people respect and admire him. A. distinguished B. distinguishing C. distinctive D. distinction Question 24-25: Circle the correct option (A, B, C or D) to complete each of the following dialogues. Lan: What do you think of using solar power to fly a plane? James: (24) ___ A. I'm not a fan of nuclear power. B. Will we go there by plane? C. I suppose it's just a matter of time. D. What are the disadvantages of using solar power? James: One thing we could do is to convince everyone in the world to use less energy. My: (25) ___ A. I think you're right. B. People are using renewable energy. C. Don't worry. D. That's very kind of you, but actually II. LISTENING Question 26-30: Listen to a report on how Europe is affected by global warming and decide whether the statements are true or false. You can listen to the recording TWICE. TRUE FALSE 26. If there is no change in pace of carbon emissions, by the end of the century, summers will come ten days earlier than it does now. 27. There are only three signs confirming seasonal weather change. 28. Earth's seasonal clock started to alter in early 1960s. 29. One of the effects of accelerated summer is that flowers come into bloom earlier. 30. Cold air circulation being reduced is one reason why summer comes early. Question 31-33: Listen to three short conversations and choose the best answer to each question. You can listen to the recording TWICE.
3. 31. What is in the backpack? A. a pen box B. a textbook C. handouts 32. What is not TRUE about the girl's hair now? A. It's short. B. It's dyed. C. It's blond. 33. What is the girl studying now? A. journalism B. history C. law III. READING Question 34-36: Read the following passage and choose the best answers to the questions that follow. In spring 2008, the polar bear was placed on the endangered species list. According to the Endangered Species Act, an endangered species is an animal that is likely to face extinction in its natural habitat. Polar bears have been categorized as a "threatened" species. The ESA defines a threatened species as one that is likely to become "endangered" in the foreseeable future. The polar bear is the first animal that has been classified as endangered due primarily to global warming. Global warming is caused by carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases that become trapped in the atmosphere. Heating homes, driving cars, and burning garbage all require fossil fuels that lead to global warming. The polar bear's habitat is more vulnerable to global warming than many other species. Polar bears live mainly on the sea ice in the Arctic. This is where they hunt for fish and build up fat reserves. When the ice melts many polar bears move to land and live off their stored fat. In the Arctic, global warming is causing the ice to melt slightly earlier and form slightly later. This results in a shorter feeding season for the polar bear. Some risk their lives to find ice. If they have to swim too far they will drown from exhaustion and hunger. The World Wildlife Fund estimates that 25% of the Arctic sea ice has disappeared in the past 30 years. 34. According to the text, the polar bear ___. A. has already become extinct B. is likely to be categorized as "threatened species" C. may become endangered in the near future D. was placed on the ESA list 35. What is the topic of the reading text? A. The polar bear’s natural habitat B. The polar bear as an endangered species C. The polar bear and global warming D. The polar bear’s foreseeable future 36. What major change has occurred in the polar bear's natural habitat? A. Ice has been extremely polluted. B. Air temperature has become unbearably colder. C. Sea ice has been greatly reduced. D. The number of fish has rapidly disappeared. Question 37-43: Read the following passage and answer the questions that follow. Sixteen - What now? You’re 16 and finally you can leave school! By now, you’re probably sick of teachers, desks, tests and exams. But don’t just run for the exit. You need to think carefully about what to do next. If you want a professional career, you will need to go to university and get a degree. To do that, you need to stay at high school for another two years. But you needn’t stay at the same place. There are several options in the district of Northacre. St. Leopold’s School has the best pass rate of all the high schools in the district. It offers a wide range of subjects in the humanities and sciences. St Leopold’s is, of course, a private school, so may be too expensive for you. But don’t worry, there are several other options if you want to follow the academic route. Knowle Grammar School is a state school, so there are no fees, and it has excellent tuition and facilities. It is a boys’
4. school from the ages of 11-16, but from 16-18 it is co-educational. But it is selective, so you’ll have to pass an exam to get in. If you’re interested in going into Business, check out Wyle River Academy. This school specialises in subjects like Business Studies, Management and Economics. If you prefer the arts, look at the courses on offer at Northacre College. Here you can study woodwork, art, textiles and much more. Northacre College also offers a wide range of vocational qualifications. You can do a 1-year certificate or a 2- year diploma in subjects like electrics, plumbing, roofing and hairdressing. If you’d prefer to work outdoors, look at Milldown College, where there are courses in Farm Mechanics, Land Management, Animal Management and much more. A final option is to get an apprenticeship with a local or national company. You will get on-the-job training, gain certificates or diplomas and start earning straight away. But be warned - places are limited! Find out more at the Jobs Fair on 26th May at Northacre College. 37. According to the article, readers who want a professional career should ___. A. go to university immediately B. stay at the same school for two more years C. go to high school for two more years, then get a degree 38. St Leopold’s school is best known for ___. A. good exam results B. humanities and sciences C. teaching and learning facilities 39. What is the requirement of enrollment for St Leopold’s school? A. paying tuition fees B. passing an exam C. studying both humanities and sciences 40. You can only attend Knowle Grammar School if you ___. A. pass an exam B. are a boy C. can afford the tuition fees 41. Anna wants to work with horses. Where is the best place for her to study? A. Wyle River Academy B. Northacre College C. Milldown College 42. Harry wants to be a builder. Which is the best place for him to study? A. Wyle River Academy B. Northacre College C. Milldown College 43. Kevin wants to be a fashion designer. Which is the best place for him to study? A. Wyle River Academy B. Northacre College C. Milldown College IV. WRITING Question 44-48: For each question, complete the new sentence so that it means the same as the given one(s), using NO MORE THAN FIVE WORDS. Write the missing words in the spaces provided. An example has been done for you. 0. The number of young people working on farms has decreased sharply. > There has been a sharp decrease in the number of young people working on farms. 44. By 2050, the population of big cities will have increased by 40 per cent. > By 2050, there ___ 40 per cent in the population of big cities. 45. Most people in big cities can access the Internet. > Most people in big cities can have access ___. 46. Because he was absent from class yesterday, he doesn't know anything about the test. > Because of ___, he doesn't know anything about the test. 47. The local authorities are discussing measures to reduce environmental pollution in the area. > The local authorities are ___ measures to reduce environmental pollution in the area.
5. 48. This is the first time I have seen so many people in one place. > I am not used ___ so many people in one place. Question 49-60: In 140 words, write an essay about the advantages of living in big cities. V. SPEAKING Topic Development (Individual) (Each candidate is given a topic and he/ she has to give a speech on that topic. The candidate has one minute to prepare his/ her response and two minutes to speak.) Give a speech on the following topic. You may use the suggested prompts. There are a number of ways to preserve one's cultural identity.
6. You will have one minute to prepare and two minutes to talk. Individual Long-turn (Each candidate is given a topic and he/ she has to give a speech on that topic. The candidate has one minute to prepare his/ her response and two minutes to speak.) Talk about a kind of social media that you think has made the most positive changes in people’s lives. You should say: - what the kind of social media is - how it has changed people’s lives - and why you think those changes are the most positive. You will have one minute to prepare and two minutes to talk.
7. Discussion Your friend is planning a surprise for her parents’ 30 th anniversary. She is considering three options: organizing a trip abroad, buying them a pair of couple watches and designing a family album. Which do you think is the best choice? The end manual page break Đáp án I. LANGUAGE USE Question 1-5: Choose the word with the underlined part pronounced differently from the rest. 1. D 2. C 3. D 4. A 5. B Question 6-13: Circle one option (A, B, C or D) to indicate the underlined part that needs correction in each of the following questions. 6. A 7. A 8. D 9. D 10. B 11. C 12. B 13. B Question 14-18: Complete the sentences with the correct form of the words in brackets. Write your answers in the given spaces. 14. beneficial 15. shortages 16. pollutants 17. inseparable 18. responsibilities Question 19-23: Circle the correct option (A, B, C or D) for each of the following questions. 19. D 20. D 21. D 22. D 23. D Question 24-25: Circle the correct option (A, B, C or D) to complete each of the following dialogues. 24. C 25. A II. LISTENING Question 26-30: Listen to a report on how Europe is affected by global warming and decide whether the statements are true or false. You can listen to the recording TWICE. 26. F 27. F 28. T 29. T 30. T There are five questions in this part. LISTEN TO A REPORT ON HOW EUROPE IS AFFECTED BY GLOBAL WARMING AND DECIDE WHETHER THE STATEMENTS ARE TRUE OR FALSE. YOU CAN LISTEN TO THE RECORDING TWICE. Now you have thirty seconds to look through the questions Nghỉ 30 giây - hết 30 giây có tiếng ting báo hiệu (Luôn dùng giọng này cho Are you ready? Let's start. phần chỉ dẫn) Nghỉ 3 giây Good morning everybody, today I am going to announce the result of a new study on effects of global warming in Europe by French scientists published (Một giọng nam từ đầu tới Monday. cuối) Earth’s seasonal clock is out-of-whack. Summers in Europe are coming ten days ahead of schedule, and could be up to 20 days early by century’s end if
8. the current pace of carbon emissions continues. And it’s not just Europe. Three clearest pieces of evidence are trees leafing out sooner, birds shifting migrations and butterflies arriving early, to name just a few. They provide proof of climate change altering seasonal weather conditions across the Northern Hemisphere. Europe's first day of summer conditions has moved up 10 days over the past four decades, according to the study published in Nature Magazine. The annual switch from winter to summer weather patterns— which had occurred around April 10 at the start of the 1960s—abruptly began jumping forward during that decade. By 2010, the switch was occurring on March 30. And by 2100, the scientists project, Europe’s “summer” will arrive on March 25, approximately 20 days earlier than in pre-industrial times. The impacts are showing up in earlier budburst for grapes in France, flowering cherry trees in Switzerland, blooms of summer flowers in England and other yearly seasonal events. The accelerated summers correspond with a buildup of heat-trapping gases over the past half-century. By speeding up the winter snow melt in Eastern Europe and cutting cold air circulation across the continent, atmospheric warming has played a significant role in summer weather systems setting up early. Nghỉ 3 giây (Luôn dùng giọng này Now, you’re listening to the recording again. cho phần chỉ dẫn) Nghỉ 3 giây Good morning everybody, today I am going to announce the result of a new study on effects of global warming in Europe by French scientists published Monday. Earth’s seasonal clock is out-of-whack. Summers in Europe are coming ten days ahead of schedule, and could be up to 20 days early by century’s end if the current pace of carbon emissions continues. And it’s not just Europe. Three clearest pieces of evidence are trees leafing out sooner, birds shifting migrations and butterflies arriving early, to name just a few. They provide proof of climate change altering seasonal weather conditions across the Northern Hemisphere. Europe's first day of summer conditions has moved up 10 days over the past (Một giọng nam từ đầu tới four decades, according to the study published in Nature cuối) Magazine. The annual switch from winter to summer weather patterns— which had occurred around April 10 at the start of the 1960s—abruptly began jumping forward during that decade. By 2010, the switch was occurring on March 30. And by 2100, the scientists project, Europe’s “summer” will arrive on March 25, approximately 20 days earlier than in pre-industrial times. The impacts are showing up in earlier budburst for grapes in France, flowering cherry trees in Switzerland, blooms of summer flowers in England and other yearly seasonal events. The accelerated summers correspond with a buildup of heat-trapping gases over the past half-century. By speeding up the winter snow melt in Eastern
9. Europe and cutting cold air circulation across the continent, atmospheric warming has played a significant role in summer weather systems setting up early. You now have ONE minute to answer the questions and transfer your (Luôn dùng giọng này cho answers to the answer sheet. phần chỉ dẫn) Nghỉ 60 giây (Luôn dùng giọng này cho This is the end of the listening comprehension part of the test. phần chỉ dẫn) Question 31-33: Listen to three short conversations and choose the best answer to each question. You can listen to the recording TWICE. 31. B 32. A 33. C There are three questions in this part. LISTEN TO THREE SHORT CONVERSATIONS AND CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER TO EACH QUESTION. YOU CAN LISTEN TO THE RECORDING TWICE. Now you have thirty seconds to look through the questions Nghỉ 30 giây - hết 30 giây có tiếng ting báo hiệu Are you ready? Let's start. Nghỉ 3 giây Conversation 1: What is in the backpack? (Luôn dùng giọng này cho phần chỉ dẫn) Man: I have to finish all the homework before we go out but I can not find the text book. Is it in the paper bag hanging on the wall? Woman: I’ll have a look. No, it’s not here. I’ve found some handouts but not the book. (Hai giọng khác nhau: Man: Maybe I put it in the backpack with the pen box. Boy: giọng nam Woman: Yes, it’s in here. Here you are. But there’s no pen box in here. Girl: giọng nữ) Man: Oh no, did I forget it at school? Woman: It looks like it. You can use mine. But perhaps you should buy one when we go out. Nghỉ 3 giây (Luôn dùng giọng này cho phần chỉ Now, you are listening to the recording again. dẫn) Nghỉ 3 giây (Luôn dùng giọng này cho phần chỉ Conversation 1: What is in the backpack? dẫn) Man: I have to finish all the homework before we go out but I can not find the text book. Is it in the paper bag hanging on the wall? (Hai giọng khác nhau: Woman: I’ll have a look. No, it’s not here. I’ve found some handouts Boy: giọng nam but not the book. Girl: giọng nữ) Man: Maybe I put it in the backpack with the pen box. Woman: Yes, it’s in here. Here you are. But there’s no pen box in
10. here. Man: Oh no, did I forget it at school? Woman: It looks like it. You can use mine. But perhaps you should buy one when we go out. Nghỉ 5 giây Conversation 2: What is not TRUE about the girl's hair now? (Luôn dùng giọng này cho phần chỉ dẫn) Thanks for offering to pick up my sister from the airport next Sunday. Let me describe her to you, because you may not recognise her as (Hai giọng khác nhau: now she no longer has short hair! So, she’s got blond hair and Man: giọng nam glasses. Her hair used to be black but she dyed it last month. I’ll tell her to wear a pink shirt on the day she arrives. Then you’ll know who Woman: giọng nữ) she is. Nghỉ 3 giây (Luôn dùng giọng này cho Now, you are listening to the recording again. phần chỉ dẫn) Nghỉ 3 giây (Luôn dùng giọng này cho phần chỉ Conversation 2: What is not TRUE about the girl's hair now? dẫn) Thanks for offering to pick up my sister from the airport next Sunday. Let me describe her to you, because you may not recognise her as (Hai giọng khác nhau: now she no longer has short hair! So, she’s got blond hair and Man: giọng nam glasses. Her hair used to be black but she dyed it last month. I’ll tell her to wear a pink shirt on the day she arrives. Then you’ll know who Woman: giọng nữ) she is. Nghỉ 5 giây (Luôn dùng giọng này cho phần chỉ Conversation 3: What is the girl studying now? dẫn) Boy: How are you enjoying university? Girl: Well, not a lot. I used to believe journalism was easy to study but then I realized it is quite difficult. Boy: Journalism? I thought you were studying history. Girl: I was, but I didn't like it. There is so much to read and (Một giọng nữ từ đầu đến cuối) remember. Two weeks ago I enrolled a course on law. Boy: Do you like it? Girl: Yes, it is quite interesting and the students on the course are very hard-working. I can learn a lot from them. Now I am spending quite all of my time on the subject. Nghỉ 3 giây (Luôn dùng giọng này cho phần chỉ Now, you are listening to the recording again. dẫn) Nghỉ 3 giây
11. Conversation 3: What is the girl studying now? (Luôn dùng giọng này cho phần chỉ dẫn) Boy: How are you enjoying university? Girl: Well, not a lot. I used to believe journalism was easy to study but then I realized it is quite difficult. Boy: Journalism? I thought you were studying history. Girl: I was, but I didn't like it. There is so much to read and (Một giọng nữ từ đầu đến cuối) remember. Two weeks ago I enrolled a course on law. Boy: Do you like it? Girl: Yes, it is quite interesting and the students on the course are very hard-working. I can learn a lot from them. Now I am spending quite all of my time on the subject. III. READING Question 34-36: Read the following passage and choose the best answers to the questions that follow. 34. C 35. C 36. C Question 37-43: Read the following passage and answer the questions that follow. 37. C 38. A 39. A 40. A 41. C 42. B 43. B IV. WRITING Question 44-48: For each question, complete the new sentence so that it means the same as the given one(s), using NO MORE THAN FIVE WORDS. Write the missing words in the spaces provided. 44. will be an increase of 45. to the Internet 46. his absence from class yesterday 47. having a discussion on/about 48. to seeing Question 49-60: In 140 words, write an essay about the advantages of living in big cities. Why are big cities so crowded? That is a frequently asked question. Over the years, cities are getting bigger and bigger. More and more people come and settle down in big cities to have a chance to fully develop their potentials and to enjoy the urban facilities. The main reason why so many people are flocking to big cities is to seek opportunities to study in good educational institutions or find better employment. Big cities are always the place where universities are located. With more intellectual elites living in the area, the quality of training and services of the educational institutions are certainly higher than in the rural areas. Big cities also offer a wide variety of jobs to meet the demands of different people with various qualifications and qualities. The other attraction of big cities comes from the better infrastructure and services that they provide. Public transportation and free lighted streets are only available in big cities. Also, hospitals, cinemas and other recreational centres are only within a walking distance for city dwellers. In short, for the two above-mentioned reasons, cities are attracting more and more people to come and realise their potentials. It is essential that the government have a sustainable development plan not only for big cities but also for rural areas as well. V. SPEAKING