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1. His store sells _____ souvenirs that you won't find anywhere else.
A. unusual
B. quiet
C. expensive
D. comfortable
2. I didn't think the beach would be so ______ on the weekend.
A. messy
B. quiet
C. ancient
D. ugly
3. He's very ______ today. He's not worried at all.
A. upset
B. guilty
C. envious
D. calm
4. I don't think the water goes very fast along this ______.
A. trees
B. sky
C. river
D. grass
5. My sister is a _____. She flew to 50 foreign countries last year.
A. news reporter
B. flight attendant
C. movie director
D. soccer coach
6. Juan is very athletic, and he loves the ocean. He is ______ on next vacation.
A. going trekking
B. going camping
C. going hiking
D. going surfing
7. We don't like visiting that park. It's very ________ because there are many
people.
A. excited
B. crowded
C. amazed
D. interested
8. I don't think the water goes very fast along this _____.
A. trees
B. grass
C. sky
D. river
9. I was late for work because I ____ the bus.
A. missed
B. waited
C. lost
D. carried
10. The questions of the final test were very _____. Many students failed the exam.
A. confusing
B. annoying
C. surprising
D. relaxing
11. A: "Thank you so much for helping."
B. " ____ "
A. Cheers
B. Not at all. Don't mention it
C. Nothing much
D. Sleep well
12. I go to work by bus because it's ____ the subway.
A. not as crowded as
B. less crowded as
C. the least crowded than
D. as crowded as
13. Jing Mei is the _______ expensive restaurant in the downtown.
A. less
B. as
C. more
D. most
14. Matias is the ______ boy in our class.
A. funnier
B. funnier than
C. most funny
D. funniest
15. My sister isn't ______ tall as me.
A. as
B. less
C. most
D. more
16. You _____ tell lies. It's wrong.
A. have to
B. should
C. don't have to
D. shouldn't
17. I hardly _______ drink coffee in the evenings.
A. almost
B. just
C. ever
D. never
18. I ______ dinner tonight. How about roast duck with herbs?
A. 'm going cook
B. 'm going cooking
C. 'm going to cook
D. 'm go to cook
19. When _______ you move to New York? I ______ to New York in 2015.
A. do / am moving
B. have / moved
C. did / moved
D. do / move
20. I don't take _______ sugar in my tea.
A. much
B. little
C. a few
D. many
21. The equator is a line. It goes round the middle of the earth.
A. The equator is a line which to goes round the middle of the earth.
B. The equator is a line to be gone round the middle of the earth.
C. The equator which goes round is a line the middle of the earth.
D. The equator is a line which goes round the middle of the earth.
22. This is the first time I have ever ridden a horse.
A. I have never ridden a horse before.
B. I have never ridden a horse for long time.
C. I have never rode a horse before.
D. I have ever ridden a horse before.
23. London isn't as hot as Madrid.
A. London is as cool as Madrid.
B. Madrid isn't hotter than London.
C. London is hotter than Madrid.
D. Madrid is hotter than London.
24. She started going to school in 2010.
A. She is a student since 2010.
B. She has been a student since 2010.
C. She is going to school in 2010.
D. She was a student since 2010.
25. There isn't much sugar in this cake.
A. There is few sugar in this cake.
B. There is a little sugar in this cake.
C. There is a few sugar in this cake.
 D. This cake has no sugar in it.

26. People should send their complaints to the head office.

A. Complaints should be sent to the head office.
B. Their complaints were sent to the head office.
C. The head office should be sent complaints.
D. The head office was sent their complaints.
27. Melissa is not as friendly as Marilyn.
A. Marilyn is less friendly than Melissa.
B. Melissa is not friendly but Marilyn is friendly.
C. Both Melissa and Marilyn are unfriendly.
D. Marilyn is friendlier than Melissa.
28. It will be very cold tomorrow.
A. It's very cold tomorrow.
B. It would be cold enough tomorrow.
C. It's likely to be very cold tomorrow.
D. It was likely very cold tomorrow.
29. New York is the biggest city in the U.S.
A. New York is the most interesting city in the U.S.
B. No city is bigger than New York in the U.S.
C. New York has many big apartments, and they are the biggest in the U.S.
D. There are many cities in the U.S.
30. Nancy is better at English than Lily.
A. Lily isn't so good at English as Nancy.
B. Nancy is worse at English than Lily.
C. Nancy isn't as good at English as Lily.
D. Lily isn't as bad at English as Nancy.

Nội dung câu hỏi nhóm (Từ câu 31 đến câu 35)
People all around the world play many sports as their hobbies, like volleyball and
basketball. Some people are also fond of playing tennis or table tennis. But in Britain,
most people prefer the sport that they call the king sport - football, particularly among
men. It is played by boys in most schools. Most towns have an amateur football team
which plays in a minor league. It is also the most popular spectator sport in Britain.
Many people go to see their favorite professional team playing at home, and some go to
away matches. Many people watch football on television.
The rules of football are relatively simple: Two teams of 11 players each try to get a
round ball into the opposing team's goal and to prevent their opponents from scoring.
The ball may be kicked or headed, but never handed, except by the goalkeepers. The
Football Association was founded in 1863 to decide the rules of football and the resulting
game became known formally as association football. It is sometimes also called soccer.
Many of today's leading clubs were established shortly afterwards.

31. The most popular sport in Britain is

A. football
B. table tennis
C. basketball
D. volleyball
32. What is the main idea of the passage?
A. Football clubs in England
B. Football in Britain
C. Football or soccer
D. The rules of football
33. The word "prevent" is nearest in meaning to
A. suggest
B. stop
C. do
D. make
34. According to the passage, which statement is NOT true?
A. Many people watch football on TV.
B. The rules of football are rather simple.
C. Soccer is the most popular sport in Britain.
D. Two football teams have 11 players.
35. The opposite for "amateur" is
 A. worst
B. best
C. professional
D. excellent

Nội dung câu hỏi nhóm (Từ câu 36 đến câu 45)
The traffic light signal was invented by a railway signaling engineer. It was installed
(36) _______ The House of Parliament in 1868. It (37) ______ like any railway signal of
the time, and was operated by gas. (38) ______ , it exploded and killed a policeman, and
the accident discouraged further development until cars (39) _______ common. (40)
_____ traffic lights are an American invention. Red-green (41) _____ were installed in
Cleveland in 1914. Three-color signals, (42) _______ by hand from a tower in the (43)
______ of the street, were installed in New York in 1918. The (44) _______ lights of this
type to (45) ________ in Britain were in London, on the junction between St.
James's street and Piccadilly in 1925.

36.
A. out of
B. outdoors
C. out
D. outside
37.
A. looked
B. seemed
C. showed
D. resembled
38.
A. Although
B. Despite
C. However
D. Therefore
39.
A. disappointed
B. became
C. avoided
D. said
40.
A. Recent
B. Late
C. Modern
D. New
41.
A. ways
B. systems
C. methods
D. means
42.
A. operated
B. turned
C. held
D. worked
43.
A. heart
B. halfway
C. focus
D. middle
44.
A. primary
B. early
C. first
D. original
45.
A. happen
B. appear
 C. show
D. become
Why do people explore the farthest reaches of the globe? For John Clouse and Park
Thompson, the motivation is not curiosity, fame or fortune. It is just to break records.
The two men, both in their sixties, are members of the Travellers' Century Club. To
belong to this club, a person must have travelled to at least one hundred countries. The
club has divided the world into 308 different units - countries, territories, and other areas.
A member who has visited every place listed will cover the entire globe.
Clouse has visited 307 of the 308 locations on the club's list. Thompson claimed to be the
first and the only person to have visited all 308 listed places. However, Clouse says that,
like himself, Thompson has been to only 307 places. "Mr. Thompson hasn't been to
Norwegian Antarctica", Clouse maintains. He says that also Thompson did visit the South
Pole, the land he stood on was not under Norwegian control.

46. What makes Clouse and Thompson explore the farthest corners in the world?
A. fortune
B. curiosity
C. records breaking
D. being famous
47. What is a must to become a member in the Traveller's century Club?
A. The candidate has visited Norwegian Antarctica.
B. The candidate has visited 308 different places.
C. The candidate has visited the South Pole.
D. The candidate has visited 100 countries.
48. Who claims to have visited all 308 locations on the club's list?
A. John Thompson
B. John Clouse
C. Park Thompson
D. Park Clouse
49. The word "motivation" in paragraph 1, is closest in meaning to
A. change of place
B. movement
 C. ability to move
D. reason for actions
50. What is the best title for the passage?
A. Travelling for a hundred years
B. Countries and territories of the world
C. Why people travel
D. Clouse and Thompson - world travellers