Bộ đề luyện thi THPT Quốc gia năm môn Tiếng Anh - Năm học 2016-2017 (Phần 20)

 SỞ GIÁO DỤC ĐÀO TẠO ÔN THI TỐT NGHIỆP TRUNG HỌC PHỔ THÔNG 
 ĐỀ CHÍNH THỨC NĂM HỌC 2016- 2017
 (Đề gồm có 03 trang) MÔN TIẾNG ANH ~ MÃ ĐỀ 852
 Thời gian: 60 phút - không tính thời gian giao đề
 Mark(s) Mã Phách . 
Choose the underlined part among A, B, C, or D that needs correcting.
Question 1: Henry stood up, turned towards me, and speaking so softly that I couldn’t hear what he said.
A. what	B. speaking	C. stood up	D. turned
Question 2: Vietnamese coffee is regarded such as one of the best in the world.
A. such as	B. of	C. best	D. is
Question 3: Beside movies and music, it is sports that are enjoyed by most Americans.
A. that	B. Americans	C. Beside	D. are enjoyed
Question 4: A bank or department store must give a reason for refusing to give no one a credit card.
A. refusing	B. no one	C. store	D. give
Question 5: Our English teacher would like us not wasting more time in the lab practising our pronunciation.
A. in	B. would	C. not wasting	D. practising
Choose the word or phrase among A, B, C or D that best fits the blank space in the following passage.
 Women’s rights supporters from the United States and other countries have ...(6)... to build international ...(7)... among activists since the late 19th century. They have formed international advocacy groups and organized women’s conferences with the aim of attaining equal rights for women. Women have used these meetings to focus ...(8)... such issues as equal pay and equal economic and educational opportunities for women. For example, the International Congress of Women, ...(9)... in 1888, demanded equality of ...(10)... to education and industrial training, equal wages for equal work, and a single standard of moral conduct for men and women. In 1904 activists Susan B. Anthony and Carrie Chapman Catt established the International Woman Suffrage Alliance to secure the right ...(11)... for women of all nations.
 During the 1930s another group known as Equal Rights International campaigned ...(12)... the passage of a treaty that would establish equal rights ...(13)... men and women. In 1935 a coalition of international women’s rights organizations brought the treaty before the League of Nations, ...(14)... voted to further study the ...(15)... of women’s legal status.
 Question 6:A. minded	B. attempted	C. anticipated	D. appreciated
 Question 7:A. ties	B. helps	C. holds	D. connections
 Question 8:A. in	B. on	C. at	D. over
 Question 9:A. founded	B. set up	C. established	D. All are correct
 Question 10:A. access	B. way	C. favour	D. right
 Question 11:A. voting	B. to vote	C. vote	D. voted
 Question 12:A. with	B. in	C. at	D. for
 Question 13:A. between	B. for	C. among	D. towards
 Question 14:A. whom	B. what	C. that	D. which
 Question 15:A. problem	B. trouble	C. issue	D. plan
Choose the best answer among A, B, C, or D that best completes each sentence.
Question 16: The police wanted Tom to call at the station. They wanted him to call them......
A. on	B. up	C. in	D. at
Question 17: At last he understood. He understood......
A. in the end	B. at least	C. at the finish	D. lastly
Question 18: You’ll need some cash in......currency but you can also use your credit card.
A. real	B. local	C. current	D. area
Question 19: Two men took the parcel off the plane. They......
A. took off	B. took off it	C. it took off	D. took it off
Question 20: Where did they.......?
A. their tent put up	B. put up it	C. put their tent up	D. it put up
Question 21: The incident sparked off a whole......of events that nobody had foreseen.
A. line	B. sequence	C. list	D. series
Question 22: They had run away, so they had.......
A. disturbed	B. dismissed	C. disappeared	D. displaced
Question 23: The association was formed to......the interests of women artists.
A. present	B. mention	C. speak	D. represent
Question 24: No one could account for it. They couldn't.......it.
A. interpret	B. estimate	C. explain	D. describe
Question 25: Firemen have put out the fire. They have.......
A. checked it	B. turned it off	C. controlled it	D. extinguished it
Question 26: The boys put out the camp fire. The fire wasn’t.......
A. switched on	B. on fire	C. on	D. alight
Question 27: I paid him a visit. I.......
A. did him a visit	B. paid for a visit	C. made him a visit	D. visited him
Question 28: The writer got on the bus but he didn't know where to.......
A. get off	B. get out of	C. get over	D. get down
Question 29: They discovered the cause of the fire accidently. They discovered it......
A. occasionally	B. luckily	C. fortunately	D. by chance
Question 30: Cooperation........success.
A. leads to	B. results in	C. All are correct.	D. equals
Pick out the word that has the primary stress different from that of the other words.
 Question 31:A. competitive	B. industrial	C. continental	D. increasingly
 Question 32:A. security	B. fluency	C. industry	D. literacy
 Question 33:A. Singapore	B. natural	C. prosperous	D. government
 Question 34:A. restructure	B. bilateral	C. landmark	D. negotiate
 Question 35:A. territory	B. strategic	C. dynamic	D. incorporate
Choose the correct sentence among A, B, C, or D which has the same meaning as the given one.
Question 36: Had the announcement been made earlier, more people would have attended the lecture.
A. Since the announcement was not made earlier, fewer people came to hear the lecture.
B. The lecture was held earlier so that more people would attend.
C. Not many people came to hear the lecture because it was held 30 late.
D. Fewer people attended the lecture because of the early announcement.
Question 37: “Are you willing to help me do this work?” I asked.
A. I asked him if he was willing to do that work.
B. I asked him if he was willing to help me to do that work.
C. I asked him if he were willing to help me to do that work.
D. I asked him if he is willing to do that work.
Question 38: This affair does not concern you.
A. Don't do this affair.	B. Your concern is to do this affair.
C. This affair is not interesting.	D. This affair is no business of yours.
Question 39: With a lot of luck, you may get your book published.
A. You might get your book published unless you have no luck.
B. If you had a lot of luck, you might get your book published.
C. If you are lucky, you may get your book published.
D. Without a lot of luck, you may find it difficult to get your book published.
Question 40: “Are you doing anything special this week?” Carlos asked Jean.
A. Jean said that this week is special,
B. Carlos told Jean something special.
C. Carlos asked Jean if she had any plans that week.
D. Carlos asked Jean if she had anything special for him.
Pick out the word whose underlined and bold part is pronounced differently from that of the other words. 
 Question 41:A. pleasure	B. best	C. sound	D. same
 Question 42:A. sure	B. sing	C. sight	D. same
 Question 43:A. student	B. studio	C. stupid	D. study
 Question 44:A. with	B. breathe	C. smooth	D. depth
 Question 45:A. these	B. weather	C. therefore	D. theory
Choose the item among A, B, C, or D that best answers the question about the passage.
 Peace-keeping is the use of military force to help nations in conflict reach a settlement. The United Nations charter does not mention peace-keeping forces, although chapter 6 of the charter does establish guidelines for peaceful resolution of international conflicts.
 The United Nations’ first peace-keeping effort took place in the Middle East in 1948. The United Nations sent unarmed observers to help maintain the truce negotiated after five Arab countries attacked Israel earlier in the year. The UN first used armed peace-keepers during the Suez Crisis of 1956, when England, France, and Israel fought Egypt for control of the Suez Canal. The peace-keepers oversaw the withdrawal of French, British, and Israeli troops and acted as a buffer between the warring parties.
 Today, the United Nations' peace-keeping forces play a neutral role, working to calm regional conflicts in several ways. They can go into an area of conflict as observers, making sure agreements reached between opposing sides are being followed. They can provide a buffer between warring parties by physically interposing themselves in the middle. They can negotiate with military officers on both sides, providing a channel of communication. They can also monitor ceasefires, supervise elections, and provide humanitarian aid.
 Peace-keepers are lightly armed. They travel in armoured vehicles with automatic rifles, but lack artillery, tanks, or other heavy weapons. Their work can be hazardous, especially if one of the warring sides doubts their neutrality. They are often caught in the middle when ceasefires collapse and they sometimes have been deliberately attacked. By 2004, more than 1,800 peace-keepers had died in the line of duty.
 The Security Council grants authority for peace-keeping missions, usually for several months, although the Council can re-authorize missions for many years.
Question 46: When did the UN first use armed peace-keepers?
A. In the Middle East in 1948.	B. In the Iraq War.
C. During the Suez Crisis of 1956.	D. In 2004.
Question 47: Why are the UN peace-keepers often in danger?
A. Because the Security Council cannot reauthorize their missions.
B. Because they don’t have their neutrality.
C. Because they sometimes have been deliberately attacked when ceasefires collapse.
D. Because they lack artillery, tanks, or other heavy weapons.
Question 48: What was the role of the UN peace-keepers during the Suez Crisis of 1956?
A. To act as a buffer between the warring parties. B. To oversee the withdrawal of French, British, and Israeli troops.
C. A and B	 D. To control the Suez Canal.
Question 49: What are the functions of the United Nations’ peace-keeping forces nowadays?
A. To provide a buffer between warring parties by physically interposing themselves in the middle or negotiate with military officers on both sides
B. To have the role of observers.
 C. All are correct
D. To monitor ceasefires, supervise elections, and provide humanitarian aid.
Question 50: Why were the UN peace-keeping forces founded?
A. To strengthen the power of the United Nations.
B. Chapter 6 of the UN charter establishes guidelines for peace-keeping forces.
C. To help nations to settle down conflicts between them.
D. The United Nations charter sets up that.
 SỞ GIÁO DỤC ĐÀO TẠO ÔN THI TỐT NGHIỆP TRUNG HỌC PHỔ THÔNG 
 ĐỀ CHÍNH THỨC NĂM HỌC 2016- 2017
 (Đề gồm có 03 trang) MÔN TIẾNG ANH ~ MÃ ĐỀ 334
 Thời gian: 60 phút - không tính thời gian giao đề
 Mark(s) Mã Phách . 
 Pick out the word whose underlined and bold part is pronounced differently from that of the other words. 
 Question 1:A. smooth	B. breathe	C. with	D. depth
 Question 2:A. student	B. studio	C. study	D. stupid
 Question 3:A. best	B. pleasure	C. sound	D. same
 Question 4:A. weather	B. theory	C. therefore	D. these
 Question 5:A. same	B. sight	C. sure	D. sing
Pick out the word that has the primary stress different from that of the other words.
 Question 6:A. literacy	B. fluency	C. security	D. industry
 Question 7:A. restructure	B. bilateral	C. landmark	D. negotiate
 Question 8:A. natural	B. prosperous	C. government	D. Singapore
 Question 9:A. incorporate	B. strategic	C. dynamic	D. territory
 Question 10:A. continental	B. industrial	C. increasingly	D. competitive
Choose the item among A, B, C, or D that best answers the question about the passage.
 Peace-keeping is the use of military force to help nations in conflict reach a settlement. The United Nations charter does not mention peace-keeping forces, although chapter 6 of the charter does establish guidelines for peaceful resolution of international conflicts.
 The United Nations’ first peace-keeping effort took place in the Middle East in 1948. The United Nations sent unarmed observers to help maintain the truce negotiated after five Arab countries attacked Israel earlier in the year. The UN first used armed peace-keepers during the Suez Crisis of 1956, when England, France, and Israel fought Egypt for control of the Suez Canal. The peace-keepers oversaw the withdrawal of French, British, and Israeli troops and acted as a buffer between the warring parties.
 Today, the United Nations' peace-keeping forces play a neutral role, working to calm regional conflicts in several ways. They can go into an area of conflict as observers, making sure agreements reached between opposing sides are being followed. They can provide a buffer between warring parties by physically interposing themselves in the middle. They can negotiate with military officers on both sides, providing a channel of communication. They can also monitor ceasefires, supervise elections, and provide humanitarian aid.
 Peace-keepers are lightly armed. They travel in armoured vehicles with automatic rifles, but lack artillery, tanks, or other heavy weapons. Their work can be hazardous, especially if one of the warring sides doubts their neutrality. They are often caught in the middle when ceasefires collapse and they sometimes have been deliberately attacked. By 2004, more than 1,800 peace-keepers had died in the line of duty.
 The Security Council grants authority for peace-keeping missions, usually for several months, although the Council can re-authorize missions for many years.
Question 11: When did the UN first use armed peace-keepers?
A. In the Iraq War.	B. In 2004.
C. During the Suez Crisis of 1956.	D. In the Middle East in 1948.
Question 12: What are the functions of the United Nations’ peace-keeping forces nowadays?
A. To monitor ceasefires, supervise elections, and provide humanitarian aid.
B. To provide a buffer between warring parties by physically interposing themselves in the middle or negotiate with military officers on both sides
C. To have the role of observers.
 D. All are correct
Question 13: Why were the UN peace-keeping forces founded?
A. To strengthen the power of the United Nations.
B. Chapter 6 of the UN charter establishes guidelines for peace-keeping forces.
C. The United Nations charter sets up that.
D. To help nations to settle down conflicts between them.
Question 14: What was the role of the UN peace-keepers during the Suez Crisis of 1956?
A. To act as a buffer between the warring parties,	 B. A and C
C. To oversee the withdrawal of French, British, and Israeli troops. D. To control the Suez Canal.
Question 15: Why are the UN peace-keepers often in danger?
A. Because the Security Council cannot reauthorize their missions.
B. Because they don’t have their neutrality.
C. Because they lack artillery, tanks, or other heavy weapons.
D. Because they sometimes have been deliberately attacked when ceasefires collapse.
Choose the word or phrase among A, B, C or D that best fits the blank space in the following passage.
 Women’s rights supporters from the United States and other countries have ...(16)... to build international ...(17)... among activists since the late 19th century. They have formed international advocacy groups and organized women’s conferences with the aim of attaining equal rights for women. Women have used these meetings to focus ...(18)... such issues as equal pay and equal economic and educational opportunities for women. For example, the International Congress of Women, ...(19)... in 1888, demanded equality of ...(20)... to education and industrial training, equal wages for equal work, and a single standard of moral conduct for men and women. In 1904 activists Susan B. Anthony and Carrie Chapman Catt established the International Woman Suffrage Alliance to secure the right ...(21)... for women of all nations.
 During the 1930s another group known as Equal Rights International campaigned ...(22)... the passage of a treaty that would establish equal rights ...(23)... men and women. In 1935 a coalition of international women’s rights organizations brought the treaty before the League of Nations, ...(24)... voted to further study the ...(25)... of women’s legal status.
 Question 16:A. anticipated	 B. attempted	C. appreciated	D. minded
 Question 17:A. connections	 B. helps	C. holds	D. ties
 Question 18:A. over	B. on	C. in	D. at
 Question 19:A. founded	B. All are correct	C. set up	D. established
 Question 20:A. way	B. right	C. favour	D. access
 Question 21:A. vote	B. voting	C. to vote	D. voted
 Question 22:A. in	B. at	C. with	D. for
 Question 23:A. towards	B. between	C. for	D. among
 Question 24:A. which	B. whom	C. that	D. what
 Question 25:A. plan	B. issue	C. problem	D. trouble
Choose the best answer among A, B, C, or D that best completes each sentence.
Question 26: You’ll need some cash in......currency but you can also use your credit card.
A. real	B. local	C. current	D. area
Question 27: Where did they.......?
A. put their tent up	B. put up it	C. it put up	D. their tent put up
Question 28: At last he understood. He understood......
A. at least	B. in the end	C. at the finish	D. lastly
Question 29: The incident sparked off a whole......of events that nobody had foreseen.
A. line	B. sequence	C. list	D. series
Question 30: The association was formed to......the interests of women artists.
A. represent	B. mention	C. speak	D. present
Question 31: No one could account for it. They couldn't.......it.
A. estimate	B. interpret	C. explain	D. describe
Question 32: The boys put out the camp fire. The fire wasn’t.......
A. switched on	B. on fire	C. alight	D. on
Question 33: Firemen have put out the fire. They have.......
A. controlled it	B. extinguished it	C. checked it	D. turned it off
Question 34: Cooperation........success.
A. equals	B. All are correct.	C. results in	D. leads to
Question 35: They had run away, so they had.......
A. disappeared	B. dismissed	C. disturbed	D. displaced
Question 36: The writer got on the bus but he didn't know where to.......
A. get out of	B. get off	C. get over	D. get down
Question 37: Two men took the parcel off the plane. They......
A. took off	B. took off it	C. it took off	D. took it off
Question 38: I paid him a visit. I.......
A. paid for a visit	B. made him a visit	C. visited him	D. did him a visit
Question 39: They discovered the cause of the fire accidently. They discovered it......
A. by chance	B. occasionally	C. luckily	D. fortunately
Question 40: The police wanted Tom to call at the station. They wanted him to call them......
A. on	B. in	C. up	D. at
Choose the correct sentence among A, B, C, or D which has the same meaning as the given one.
Question 41: With a lot of luck, you may get your book published.
A. You might get your book published unless you have no luck.
B. If you are lucky, you may get your book published.
C. Without a lot of luck, you may find it difficult to get your book published.
D. If you had a lot of luck, you might get your book published.
Question 42: Had the announcement been made earlier, more people would have attended the lecture.
A. Not many people came to hear the lecture because it was held 30 late.
B. The lecture was held earlier so that more people would attend.
C. Fewer people attended the lecture because of the early announcement.
D. Since the announcement was not made earlier, fewer people came to hear the lecture.
Question 43: “Are you willing to help me do this work?” I asked.
A. I asked him if he were willing to help me to do that work.
B. I asked him if he was willing to do that work.
C. I asked him if he was willing to help me to do that work.
D. I asked him if he is willing to do that work.
Question 44: This affair does not concern you.
A. Your concern is to do this affair.	B. This affair is no business of yours.
C. Don't do this affair.	D. This affair is not interesting.
Question 45: “Are you doing anything special this week?” Carlos asked Jean.
A. Jean said that this week is special,
B. Carlos told Jean something special.
C. Carlos asked Jean if she had any plans that