TIẾNG ANH 11 - BRIGHT

UNIT 6 TEST 6A
Note: Each correct answer earns 8.2 points.

I PRONUNCIATION (1 point)
A.Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word whose underlined part
differs from the other three in pronunciation in each of the following questions.
(Note: In some cases it was impossible to have the same part of speech.)
1. A. than B. though C. both D. then
2. A. thank B. bathe C. think D. worth
3. A further B. whether C. without D. throughout

B. Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word that differs from the
other three in the position of the main stress in each of the following questions.
4. A. racism B. hunger C. gender D. campaign
5. A support B. suffer C. respect D. predict

II USE OF ENGLISH (3.8 points)

A. Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the
following questions.
6. I collect food for families in our neighbourhood because no one should suffer from _________.
A. racism B. war C. hunger D. homelessness
7. During the lesson, our teacher suggested __________ at the local animal shelter.
A. volunteer B. volunteering C. to volunteer D. to be volunteering
8. Families _________ need can get help from organisations like The Fund for the Poor.
A. at B. with C. for D. in
9. The cause of a lot of _______ in young people is a poor diet.
A. obesity B. poverty C. bullying D. depression
10. Connor's working for a charity that tries to stop racism, __________?
A. is he B. isn't he C. does he D. doesn't he
11. When you have filled _________ the application form, please give it to Mr Noonan.
A. up B. into C. out D. through
12. The campaign has received enough cash ________ to build a homeless shelter.
A.stamps B. services C. charities D. donations
13. Keep the noise down! I'm trying to concentrate on __________ a poster for the march.
A. design B designing C. to design D. to be designing
14. You didn't throw your dinner away, _______? There are people starving in other countries!
A. don't you B. do you C. didn't you D. did you
15. I dream ________ a time when there is no more war in the world.
A.of B. on C. for D. about

B. Mark the leter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word or phrase that is
CLOSEST in meaning to the underlined part in each of the following questions,
16. The government is working hard to make sure that there is free healthcare for everyone in the country.
A.independent B. allowed to all C. not costing anything D. available to everyone
17. It's a sad fact that some families can't afford medical services in some countries.
A. bring about B. manage to pay for C. get in touch with D. have access to

C. Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word or phrase that is
OPPOSITE in meaning to the underlined part in each of the following questions.
18. Kate is keen on becoming a volunteer, but she hasn't decided what she wants to do yet.
A.not interested in B. not worried about C. not affected by D. not taking part in
19. David has gained a lot of weight recently, but it's all because of his lazy lifestyle.
A. active B. lively C. effective D. hard-working

D. Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to show the underlined part that needs
correction in each of the following questions.
20. It's worth volunteering for leading organisations fighting against various global issues by providing human
aid.
A B C D
21. We had such a good time working on the bullying awareness-raising event in which we succeeded in
getting lots of locals involved in it,
A B C
hadn't we?
D
E. Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the
following questions.
Lose weight at Offerton Community Centre Entrance is free, but come earty as
places are Limited to 20.
[Style of a notice]
22. What is TRUE according to the notice?
A. People can get information about obesity here.
B. Some people will need to pay to lose weight.
C. Offerton Community Centre is not very big.
D. Only 20 people can take advantage of the offer.

Disley Foodbank-open 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm

We will only give food to people with food stamps. Don't have food stamps? Ask inside to
find out how to get them.
[Style of a notice outside a building)
23. What is TRUE about food stamps?
A. People can only get them in the evening.
B. They give information about foodbanks.
C. People need them to get free food.
D. They are available inside the foodbank.

F. Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the sentence that best completes
in each of the following exchanges.

24. Student A: “________ it's really difficult to offer more employment opportunities."
Student B: "Oh, I don't know. I think the job centre could provide more training."
A. I think so B. I don't know
C. It seems to me D. To my mind
25. Speaker A: "Personally, I think we can all do something to help families in poverty."
Speaker B: "I see your __________.”
A. fact B. way
C. point D. opinion
26. Speaker A: "It seems to me that giving free meals to the poor is a good idea."
Speaker B: "____________ what you mean but I think that would be expensive for the government.”
A.I see B. I'm sure
C. I agree with D. I strongly believe

III. WORD FORMATION (0 points)

Write the correct form of the words in brackets.
27. Paula is going on a march against gender _________ this weekend. (EQUALITY)
28. Our town has ________ facilities that provide free services to the poor. (MEDICINE)
29. There should be jobs for everyone to ensure there is no __________. (UNEMPLOYMENT)
30. It always gives me feelings of great __________ seeing starving children on TV. (SAD)

IV. READING (3.0 points)

A. Read the following passage and choose the correct word or phrase that best fits each of the
numbered blanks.
Hi Sarah,
How are things? I apologise for not writing for a while, but I've been really busy (31) ______ for my end – of –
term exams. You are doing a project on how the government provides public services, (32) _______? Well, I've
just read a leaflet you might be interested in. I found it at the public library when I was getting some books
out. The leaflet talks about the surprising number of ways the government supports the community. It
mentions the government's role in making sure there are (33) _______ opportunities for men and women. It
also mentions that it provides healthcare and hospital services to keep us all fit and healthy. Hey, do you
remember all the times we clapped for the carers during the pandemic? For the homeless, the government
builds shelters so that they have a roof (34) ______ their heads. There are also lots of ways that they get the
homeless back into jobs so they can afford a home of their own. The government also provides food stamps
and cash donations to poor families so that no one goes hungry. It also pays money to those people who don't
have jobs or are unable to work. Wow! I never realised that the government did so much, did you? I still have
the leaflet and I'll bring it into school on Monday. You might find it useful. (35) _______ get together then, shall
we?
See you!
Ellie
31. A. study B. to be studying C. to study D. studying
32. A. don't you B. aren't you C. do you D. are you
33. A. free B. equal C. same D. similar
34. A. above B. on top of C. over D. around
35. A. Let's B. Shall we C. Will we D. We should

B. Read the passage and choose the correct answer to each of the following questions.
The NHS: A National Treasure
During the pandemic, doctors and nurses around the world worked day and night to save lives. In the UK,
people wanted to show their admiration for these people. So for a few minutes every Thursday evening, at 8
o'clock, they would go out onto the street and make as much noise as possible. Some people shouted, some
clapped and some banged spoons on pans. This became known as the 'Clap for Carers'. Making all that noise
was a way of saying, "thank you" to the NHS (National Health Service), the organisation all those doctors and
nurses work for.
The UK government started the NHS (National Health Service) on 5th July 1948, a few years after the end of
the World War II. The idea was simple: to provide free healthcare for anyone in the UK that needed it. This was
the first time that any country ever tried something like this. In addition to free treatment, whatever medicine
you needed, you only had to pay a small amount, the same every time.
Nowadays, there are around 1.3 million people working in the NHS, including doctors, nurses, dentists and
other staff like cleaners and office workers. It doesn't just look after the UK's health, it also carries out
research to stop people getting sick in the first place.
Some people consider the NHS to be the world's best healthcare provider, and the British public would
certainly agree. In the future, the NHS may face some problems, though. The UK has an ageing population:
according to experts, the member of people over 85 years of age will double over the next 20 years. This may
be a challenge, but it is one that you can rely on the NHS to overcome effectively after over 70 years of public
service.

36. What is the main ides of the first paragraph?

A. UK doctors and nurses have a difficult job
B. The British people are very proud of the NHS.
C. One of the best jobs in the UK is being a doctor.
D. The NHS has the world's best doctors and nurses.
37. What does the writer say about medicine in the UK?
A. It is free for everyone.
B. The cost depended on the illness.
C. NHS staff did not pay for it.
D The cost is the same for everyone.
28. Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage?
A The number of over-85s has doubled in the UK since 2000.
B. There is a wide variety of job opportunities in the NHS.
C. The NHS will have to overcome challenges in the future.
D. In 1948, no other country offered free healthcare.
39. What can be inferred from the text?
A. Doctors and nurses liked people cheering for them.
B. There will be fewer younger people in the future.
C. The UK government believes public health is important.
D. They created the NHS because of the World War II.
40. Which phrase is closest in meaning to rely on in the last paragraph?
A. give support to
B. have confidence in
C. focus on
D. demand from

C. Read the following passage. For each of the questions, from 26 to 30, write T if the statement
is TRUE and F if the statement is FALSE.
Foodbanks in the UK
It is a depressing fact that in today's UK, there are some people who cannot afford to feed themselves and
their families. Luckily, there are places these people can go to get donations of food to make sure that at the
end of the day they can have food on the table. These are foodbanks and the number of people using them
has risen by 128% over the last five years. According to one charity, 13 people get food from a foodbank
every second in the UK. These foodbanks usually open for a few hours every day and there is often a line of
people forming a long time before they open their doors. These places often offer more support than just food.
They give valuable advice about everything from money worries to health issues.

Foodbanks depend on volunteers and gifts of food and money. The volunteers collect food and hand it out.
The money helps buy even more food. Many supermarkets now have special areas where shoppers can
donate food and other household items that then go to foodbanks Some supermarkets give fresh food that
they haven't sold at the end of the day, too.

It still seems surprising that in this modern world there are people in developed countries going hungry. It's
even more astonishing to find out that some of these people work, but do not earn enough to pay the bills and
afford food. Hopefully, this sad situation will end and foodbanks will disappear from UK streets
41. The number of UK foodbanks has grown by 128% in five years. _________
42. People in need can get usually more than food at foodbanks. _________
43. Supermarket shoppers often buy something to give to foodbanks. _________
44. Some of the people who use foodbanks have jobs and get a wage. _________
45. The writer is worried that there won't be any foodbanks in the future. _________

V. WRITING (1 point)
A. Rewrite the following sentences without changing their meaning. Use the given word(s) if any.
46. This year, our goal is to conduct research into the causes of obesity. (CONDUCTING)
This year, _______________________________________________
47. How long did it take them to collect the food for the foodbank? (SPEND)
How long _______________________________________________
48. It's a good idea to send a letter to the mayor to find ways to help the poor in our city. (WORTH)
It's ____________________________________________________

B. Rewrite the sentences with the words in the correct order.

49. collecting / I / for / shelter / you / the / am / I? / with / aren't / clothes
_______________________________________________________
50. watch / will / that / to / forget / world / programme / you? / on / Don't / hunger / TV
_______________________________________________________

VI. LISTENING (1 point)

Listen to the announcement and complete each of the gaps with NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS.
Help is Available!
Don't waste time worrying, get in touch with the people who can really help. Here are the community
organisations in your area.
 Have you got trouble paying for 51) ______? Call Health4All and talk to a doctor or nurse for free.
 Families in need should find out the 52) _______ that they can receive from Helping Hand.
 It's never easy when you can't find a job. Try Back2Work and find out the types of 53) _______ they can
offer.
 Is there a high rate of 54) _______ in your area? Protect yourself and your home with Neighbourhood
Watch.
 Coming from 55) _______ is one of the reasons why people become homeless. Contact Unite for advice
and practical assistance.