Đề cương ôn tập giữa học kì II Tiếng Anh 11

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1. ENGLISH 11 – REVISION FOR THE MID TERM TEST Mark the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following questions. 1. My father was proud of ________ many beautiful places in Viet Nam. A. having visited B. visited C. have visited D. has visited 2. She denied ________ her sister not to go to university. A. to have told B. having told C. has told D. have told 3. __________ through managing their own money that teens can become more independent. A. It is B. It was C. That is D. This was 4. Developing a sense of __________ can help students overcome significant challenges in life. A. response B. responsible C. responsibility D. irresponsibility 5. It is parents __________ a vital role in teaching their teenagers about how to become responsible. A. playing B. who played C. that play D. to play 6. She is highly motivated to study __________ she wants to get a good job in the future. A. as B. therefore C. although D. but 7. ______ skills refer to one’s ability to plan and organize how to use their time effectively. A. Problem-solving B. Time-management C. Decision-making D. Life 8. My mother didn't remember ________ me about her childhood dream. A. tell B. told C. tells D. having told 9.. My older brother wants to move out, but my parents don’t think he is ______ enough. A. dependent B. interesting C. independent D. curious 10. ______ my parents for advice, my sister decided to go to a teacher training college after leaving school. A. Asking B. Asks C. Having asked D. Asked 11. I think one of the best ways to preserve our cultural values is to ___________ people's awareness. A. rise B. raise C. spread D. set up 12. The local authority expects to _______ the old town hall to the way it looked in 1990. A. promote B. expand C. improve D. restore 13. We decided to organize a festival to introduce and promote our _______ music. A. folk B. tradition C. singing D. culture 14. I was happy ______ that there were practical solutions to climate change. A. to discover B. discovering C. discover D. have discovered 15. My mother succeeded in ________ her parents to let her go to university. A. has persuaded B. have persuaded C. persuading D. having persuading 16. By ______ clear goals, you can work towards achieving your dreams and becoming more independent. A. placing B. influencing C. setting D. putting 17. A strong sense of independence can enable you to make important decisions with less _________. A. motivation B. pressure C. freedom D. confidence 18. ______ education is a popular option for school-leavers who don’t go to university. A. Vocational B. Academic C. Secondary D. Formal 19._________ the final exams made me feel happy. A. To pass B. Have passed C. Having passed D. Passed 20. _________ about the college, she started searching for information about it. A. Heard B. Have heard C. Hearing D. Having heard 21. - Amy: Hey, I heard you’re going on a trip to the beach. Have a great time! - John: _________! I’m really looking forward to it. A. The same to you B. You’re welcome C. Thanks so much D. Get well soon 22. - Lisa: Hi, Linh. Happy birthday! _________! - Linh: Thank you, Lisa! I plan to celebrate with my family. A. Wish you a fantastic day B. wish you a healthy new year C. Hope you feel better soon D. Good luck and stay calm Read the passage below and then choose the answer that best fits each of the numbered blank SOLO FEMALE TRAVELERS CLUB - GLOBAL GREETER NETWORK
2. Looking to enhance your travel experience with a local perspective? Join the Global Greeter Network, a service (17) _______ to connect travelers with friendly locals eager to (18) _______ you around. Whether you're (19) _______ in a guided tour, a scenic walk, or simply being dropped (20) _______ at a spot of interest, this program offering flexible options allows you to explore new destinations without the hassle of finding transportation. Perfect for solo female travelers wanting (21) _______ locals and like- minded explorers, the Global Greeter Network provides access to exclusive travel groups. 23. A. designed B. was designed C. design D. that designed 24. A. go B. show C. see D. look 25. A. interestingly B. interested C. interest D. interesting 26. A. off B. to C. about D. on 27. A. met B. meet C. to meet D. meeting Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the best arrangement of utterances or sentences to make a meaningful exchange or text in each of the following Question s Question 28. a. Ann: Yeah. Fresh air and a nice walk sound nice. Let’s go! b. Ann: Hi, Mai. Sorry I’m late. I got lost because your neighborhood has changed a lot. c. Mai: Hi, Ann. Never mind. It’s has been three years since your last visit. Do you want to go for a walk? A. b – a – c B. b – c – a C. c – b – a D. a – b – c Question 29. a. They usually have a smartphone and use it to chat with friends, post photos and videos, and play games. b. Some parents think that using the Internet too much like that is bad for teenagers. c. Teenagers today spend a lot of time online. d. However, others think it is just a normal part of life in the 21st century. e. They also use social media sites like Instagram and Snapchat or watch TV shows and movies on streaming services such as Netflix and Hulu. A. c – a – e – b – d B. c – a – b – d – e C. c – e – d – b – a D. c – a – b – e – d Question 30. a. Second, vocational training is much cheaper than university education. b. First, vocational programs offer hands-on experience compared to academic courses. Engaging in such courses will enable students to develop practical skills. c. Next, there's the short duration of the study. University degree programs typically go on for at least three years while vocational courses can last less than two years. d. Therefore, more school – leavers choose vocational training nowadays. e. There are three main advantages of vocational training. A. b – a – c – e – d B. e – d – b– a – c C. e – b – a – c – d D. d – e– b – a – c Question 31. a. Sarah: Yes, reading helps kids expand their vocabulary, improve their imagination, and develop critical thinking skills. b. Sarah: I’m going to set aside time each day for my kids to read and discover new books. c. Tom: Do you encourage your kids to read more books? d. Tom: How can you make reading fun for your kids? e. Tom: Well, I don’t know whether this works for my sons or not. They seem to have been addicted to social media and online games. Thanks, anyway. A. c – a – d – b – e B. c – b – d – a – e C. c – e – d – b – a D. d – a – c – b – e Question 32. a. Mark: Yes, I have! It sounds like a great way to help the environment. Are you planning to join? b. Anna: Hey Mark, have you heard about the Green Earth Cleanup Day this weekend? c. Anna: Definitely! I think it will be fun to clean up the park and plant some trees. How about you? A. c – a – b B. a – b – c C. b – a – c D. b – c – a Read the following passage about art form and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks
3. Natural World Heritage sites are globally recognised as the most significant protected areas on Earth (33) _________ they provide crucial habitats to many species, as well as protect rare stunning landscapes. They also contribute (34) _________ economies, climate stability and human well-being. Two-thirds of natural sites on the World Heritage List are crucial sources of water, and about half help (35) _________ natural disasters such as floods or landslides. Over 90% of listed natural sites create jobs and provide income from tourism and entertainment. The success of the conservation of World Heritage can act as a test of the effectiveness of protected areas globally, and of our ability to protect nature overall. (36) _________ natural World Heritage sites demonstrate that conservation works when efforts are made continuously. For instance, Comoé National Park in Côte d’Ivoire came off the List of World Heritage in Danger in 2017 thanks to international support and joint action on the ground, (37) _________ resulted in species populations rising, including chimpanzees and elephants that were thought to have disappeared from the park. Adapted from Question 33: A. therefore B. as C. although D. but Question 34: A. for B. in C. to D. with Question 35: A. prevent B. preserve C. promote D. damage Question 36: A. Other B. Lot of C. Many D. Few Question 37: A. when B. where C. that D. which Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the Question s from 32 to 37. What makes a good career choice? Research shows that most people will have an average of six career changes during their lifetime and career paths can go off in many unpredictable directions. Jobs for life are very rare. While career development these days often applies to people of all ages and stages of their life, it is at school that this first becomes an issue. The key focus for career advisors and teachers is to help students to make informed choices based on exploration. Then why do so many people drop out from courses or later on regret their career choices. [I] Where do kids get their choices? Of 2600 current year 12 students surveyed, 89% look to Mum and Dad as their first source of information. [II] Parents are a group that may have last made their own career choice over 25 years ago. [III] Industries that didn’t even exist when they left school are now some of the fastest growing businesses in the world. [IV] The dropout rates for first year students are the highest they have ever been with one in five students dropping out of a university course within the first 12 months of enrolment. One in three students failed to complete the university course they began. It’s worse for non-university higher education where close to one quarter do not complete their first year. Factors from outside and inside influence career choices and people often find it easier to identify and rely on factors from outside such as family pressure, pay, peer pressure and dreams to decide their choices. More difficult to identify are the factors from inside such as strengths, weaknesses, passions and interests. These factors have a significant impact on career decisions as well. If you study something you feel connected to and it matches your passions and life purpose, you will find studying easier and more rewarding. Adapted from: right-choice-about-their-next-study-moves Question 38: What is the main idea of the passage? A. the impact of career choices on lifelong success B. factors influencing career decisions and student dropout rates C. the role of parents in students’ career choices D. the importance of factors from outside in career decision-making Question 39: Where in paragraph 3 does the following sentence best fit? “A lot has changed since then” A. [I] B. [II] C. [III] D. [IV] Question 40: The word “they” in paragraph 2 refers to ________. A. kids B. parents C. industries D. businesses Question 41: What percentage of students drop out of university within the first year?
4. A. 20% B. 25% C. 30% D. 40% Question 42: Which factor is harder for students to identify during the career choice process? A. salary B. dream C. passion D. peer pressure Question 43: The word “rewarding” in paragraph 3 is closest in meaning to ________. A. worthless B. brave C. patient D. valuable Question 44: Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage? A. Studying will become enjoyable if it matches the passion of students. B. About one-third of students did not complete the course they chose. C. Many students consider parents as the first source of information about careers. D. Career development only applies to people in the workforce. Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the correct answer. The transition from child to adult is a hard one for parents to control. While we all want our children to grow up to become happy, healthy, successful adults, the actual process of changing our parenting techniques as our children mature is quite difficult. (I) One of the most difficult transitions is when our teenagers start to pull away from us. Psychologists call the process through which a person achieves a sense of individuality ‘individuation’ and it is a normal and healthy part of adolescence. Teens must separate from their parents so that they can develop their own opinions and establish independence in preparation for adulthood. People who fail to do this end up with emotional and social problems and struggle to lead independent, responsible lives. (III) Unfortunately, when teens individuate, it can feel uncomfortable, and even hurtful to parents. Our teens might establish an identity or opinion that goes against our values. (III) They might bring home friends that we don’t approve of. Our teens may no longer want to share their lives with us the way they did in the past. (IV) Try to remember that this process is normal and healthy. You can feel that the process is frustrating but that your teen is taking the necessary steps to becoming an independent adult. This stage will not last forever, and you will discover a healthy, successful adult on the other side of this transition. Adapted from Question 45: Which of the following can be the best title for the passage? A. Teens’ struggle for Independence B. Raising Happy and Healthy Adults C. The Benefits of Teen Independence D. The Importance of Parental Control Question 46: The word “they” in paragraph 2 refers to ________. A. transitions B. psychologists C. teens D. parents Question 47: The word “frustrating” in paragraph 3 is closest in meaning to ________. A. pleasant B. annoying C. satisfying D. challenging Question 48: Where does the following sentence best fit? “Growing up in a modern world, they might suddenly think they know more than us.” A. [I] B. [II] C. [III] D. [IV] Question 49: According to paragraph 3, what is one of the concerns parents might have when their teens individuate? A. That their teens might become too dependent on them B. That their teens might have friends that they approve of C. That their teens might develop an identity opposed to their values D. That their teens might share more about their lives with them Question 50: Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage? A. When teens individuate; it can be an unenjoyable experience for their parents. B. Individuation is an unhealthy process that leads to emotional and social problems. C. Teens who fail to separate from their parents find it hard to lead responsible lives. D. Teens’ individuation can help teens become a successful and independent adult.