REVISION FOR THE FINAL TEST

I. VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR

1. He decided to ________ better his health by exercising regularly and eating.
A. demonstrate B. prioritize C. internalize D highlight
2. They made a ________ decision to invest more resources in marketing during the holiday season.
A. rank B. glance C. strategic D opportunity
3. Mary worked hard all year to ________ her goal of graduating with honors.
A. internalize B. demonstrate C. accomplish D prioritize
4. His ________ ability helped him solve complex problems in his engineering course.
A. artistic B. athletic C. mathematic D logical
5. Her ________ natural ability made her the best player on the school's volleyball team.
A. athletic B. manual C. good D artistic
6. Craftsmen often rely on their ________ dexterity to create sophisticated work.
A. common B. artistic C. logical D manual
7. Many worshippers gather at the temple to ________ for good fortune during the new year.
A. pray B. celebrate C. set off D. give gifts
8. In our culture, it’s ________ to hold a memorial when a family member passes away.
A. seasonal B. religious C. customary D. gorgeous
9. During the festival, many people choose to ________ from eating meat as a sign of devotion.
A. fasting B. abstain C. memorialize D. pray
10. Sarah and John announced their ________ at a family dinner last week.
A. reception B. engagement C. newlyweeds D. firecrackers
11. Their ________ ceremony was held in a beautiful church, with friends and family in
A. honeymoon B. religion C. tradition D. marriage
12. The ________ looked stunning in her white dress as she walked down the aisle
A. groom B. worshipper C. bride D. ancestor
13. After the wedding, they went to Bali for their ________ and enjoyed a week of relaxation.
A. honeymoon B. newlyweeds C. engagementD. costumes
14. The flu is highly _______ winter season , which is why so many people get sick during the winter
season.
A. infectious B. immune C. microscope D. tuberculosis
15. Cars that are ________ are usually cheaper because they are made in factories in large numbers.
A. molded B. mass-produced C. existence D. soldier.
16. Some bacteria develop ________ to antibiotics, making them harder to treat.
A. existence B. microorganism C. microscope D. resistance
17. The hospital uses ________ equipment, so patients receive the most advanced medical care
available.
A. low-tech B. brutal C. novel D. state-of-the-art
18. The artist’s style is ________ because no one else creates paintings in the same way.
A. innovative B. high-tech C. first-rate D. unique
19. Farming in this village is very ________ because they still use hand tools instead of machines.
A. high-tech B. cutting-edge C. low-tech D. efficient
20. He was caught trying to offer a ________ to the official in exchange for a favor.
A. bribe B. poverty C. racism D. bride
21. ________ is a serious issue in many parts of the world, especially in areas affected by drought and
war.

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A. discrimination B. suicide C. bombing D. starvation
22. The ________ diversity of the city makes it a rich cultural hub, attracting visitors from all over the
world.
A. racial B. ethnic C. terrorism D. expose
23. Citizens have the right to ________ in elections to choose their leaders.
A. principle B. expose C. campaign D. vote
24. The ________ is responsible for creating policies that help improve the country's economy.
A. constitution B. election C. government D. power
25. ________ views often emphasize individual freedoms and social equality.
A. political B. radical C. ethnic D. liberal
26. I ________ the the meeting, but I had to cancel because of an emergency.
A. was going to attended C. am going to attended
B. was going to attend D. am going to attend
27. A group of friends ________ the old castle, but the weather was too bad.
A. would explored C. will explore
B. were going to explore D. was going to explore
28. Sally and I ________ to the countryside, but she got sick the night before.
A. was going to go C. were going to go
B. were going D. was going
29. They ________ to Paris if they won the lottery.
A. would going to go C. would go
B. were going to go D. was going to go
30. You ________ me earlier to let me know you were not coming.
A. should have called C. shouldn't have called
B. should have call
31. I guess she ________ to send the email this morning.
A. should have forgotten C. may have forget
B. might have forgotten D. may not have forgotten
32. I ________ so much cake last night; now I feel sick.
A. shouldn't have eaten C. should have eat
B. should have ate D. shouldn’t have eated
33. He ________ his wallet at home, that's why he can’t pay.
A. might have left C. would have left
B. may not have left D. may not have left
34. On the Day of the Dead, Mexicans remember family members ________.
A. who have died C. who they have died
B. whom have died D. whom they have died
35. The tomatoes ________ are thrown at each other during La Tomatina in Spain make a terrible mess.
A. who B. that C. whom D. X
36. The performer ________ sang that beautiful song is world-famous.
A. whom B. X C. who D. both A & B
37. The traditional Chinese dress ________ is called cheongsam.
A. that she's wearing it C. which she's wearing it
B. that she's wearing D. which she's wearing
38. They would finish their work earlier if they ________ so much time.
A. don't waste B. didn't wasted C. didn't waste D. wouldn't waste
39. If humanity ________ a way to travel faster than light, ________ distant galaxies.

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A. discover/will C. discover/would explore
B. discovered/would explored D. discovered/ would explore
40. If people ________ kindness over competition, society ________ much more peaceful.
A. valued/ would be C. value/ will be
B. didn't value/ wouldn't be D. value/ would be
41. If they ________ earlier, they would not have missed the bus.
A. have leaved B. have left C. had leaved D. had left
42. If the team ________ more efforts, they ________ the project ahead of schedule.
A. had made/ would have complete C. had make/ would have completed
B. have made/ would have cromplete D. had made/ would have completed
43. If the explorers ________, they ________ the treasure.
A. had give up/ could have discovered C. hadn't given up/ could have discovered
B. had given up/ couldn’t discovered D. hadn't give up/ couldn’t have discovered
44. If I ________ a bird, I ________ a pigeon.
A. were/would C. was/would
B. was/would have become D. were/ would have become
45. If they had ________ the safety guidelines, the accident ________.
A. follow/ won't happen C. followed/ wouldn't happen
B. followed/ wouldn't have happen D. followed/ wouldn't have happened
46. ________ is what many people strive for in life.
A. Happy B. Happily C. Happiness D. Unhappy
47. Freedom ________ individuals to express their beliefs and accomplish their goals.
A. allowing B. allows C. allow D. allowed
48. Knowledge grows when ________ is shared among individuals and communities.
A. it B. he C. you D. them
49. It is reported that diabetes ________ on the rise, especially in developed countries like America.
A. is B. are C. was D. were
50. Vietnam is located south ________ China.
A. in B. on C. of D. at
51. Canada is ________ the north ________ the United States.
A. in/of B. in/in C. on/in D. of/in
52. Haiko is ________ the northern coast ________ Hainan Island in China.
A. on/on B. in/of C. on/of D. of/of
53. The mathematical problem was too complex ________ without advanced techniques.
A. for solve B. to solve C. for solving D. to solving
54. The boss's expectations were ________ unrealistic to be achieved in a short time.
A. very B. to C. too D. so
55. This modern artwork is ________.
A. too abstract to appreciate for most people
B. very abstract to most people to appreciate
C. for most people too abstract to appreciate
D. too abstract for most people to appreciate

II. LISTENING
Bài 1: Một trong 4 bài nghe trong chương trình (Unit 6, 7, 8 và 9)
10 câu hỏi trắc nghiệm
Bài 2: Điền một từ thích hợp vào mỗi chỗ trống để hoàn thành cuộc hội thoại

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Practice 1
Simon: Hi, Christina. I’m Simon Wells, your career counselor. Let’s look at your resume . . . So . . .
you studied art, but you didn’t graduate What happened?
Christina: Well, it was going to be hard to make a living as an artist, so I quit.
Simon: And then you studied at a beauty school?
Christina: Yes, but I couldn’t cut hair. I had this exam, but I didn’t pass.
Simon: OK . . . and you have some job experience ? You worked at an art gallery.
Christina: Yes, but I decided that I liked music better than art.
Simon: So your tatses changed?
Christina: Exactly! So I was going to play in a band, but my parents talked me out of it.
Simon: And then you worked at a bank?
Christina: Yes, I worked there for a few months, but then I didn’t want to anymore. I guess I just
changed my mind.
Simon: And now you want my help?
Christina: Yeah!

Practice 2
Colleen: Hello, I’m Colleen Campbell for Channel 7 News. I’m reporting live from the Inventor’s
cup in London. Inventors have gathered here from around the world to try to win first prize for the
best invention. A few of the inventors are here with me now. Let’s talk first to Johnny Nichols, who
participated in last year’s competition. What happened last year, Johnny?
Johnny: It wasn’t my fault! It could’ve happened to anyone!
Colleen: Excuse me?
Johnny: I would have won if it hadn’t rained and ruined my invention. I still can’t believe it. Such
bad luck . . . !
Colleen: OK, thanks, Johnny. Next is Howard Simon. Howard, the winner of today’s competition
gets a prize of 1,000 pounds. What will you do with the money if you win? Howard: That’s easy. I’ll
buy materials to invent more things.
Colleen: And if you don’t win, will you try again next year?
Howard: Absolutely! If I compete every year, I’ll win sooner or later.
Colleen: Well, good luck, Howard! Now let’s go to Brenda Lipton. Brenda, your invention looks
pretty high-tech .
Brenda: It is, and you won’t find anything else like it. It’s an entirely new idea.
Colleen: What does it do?
Brenda: It helps you if you get lost. See these colored buttons? If you touch the blue button, it tells
you where you are.
Colleen: What happens if I touch the red button?
Brenda: Oh, I don’t recommend that . . . Oops!
Colleen: I think that’s it for this report. I’m Colleen Campbell reporting live. . . .

Practice 3
Julie: Hey, Mitch. I heard you’re going to Chiapas.
Mitch: Yeah. You’ve been there, haven’t you, Julie?
Julie: Yes, for two weeks last summer. Do you want some tips?

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Mitch: That would be great! Julie: Well, the Miso-ha waterfall is a must-see .It’s humongous! And
you can walk right down to the waterfall and stand in a cave behind the water.
Mitch: Wow, I’ll definitely do that.
Julie: But be careful—the path is really slippery.
Mitch: OK, thanks.
Julie: And there’s another waterfall, too: Agua Azul. You have to go swimming there. The water is so
clear and beautiful. It’s absolutely breathtaking !
Mitch: But isn’t the undertow too strong to swim?
Julie: No, everyone goes swimming there.
Mitch: I guess I was thinking of somewhere else. But it sounds like it’s worth seeing.
Julie: You also shouldn’t miss the pyramids at Palenque. But don’t go in the morning. It’s often too
foggy to see everything well.
Mitch: Foggy?
Julie: Yes. The ruins of this ancient city are in a valley in the middle of a jungle. Oh, and it’s worth
going to Sumidero Canyon, too. Take a boat tour of the river at the bottom of the canyon. The scenery
is spectacular with canyon walls that are a thousand meters high and covered with lush vegetation .
Mitch: Thanks for your help. Everything sounds great!

III. READING
Bài 1: Một trong 4 bài đọc trong chương trình (Unit 6, 7, 8 và 9)
- Phần 1: 5 câu hỏi trắc nghiệm
- Phần 2: 5 câu hỏi True/False
Bài 2: Một bài ngoài có nội dung giống với các chủ đề trong chương trình
Food Fight!
On the fourth Wednesday of August, about 3,000 people gather in the Spanish town of Buñol,
approximately 50 km west of Valencia, for the biggest food fight in the world.
The food fight is called La Tomatina and the tradition goes back more than sixty years. It began on a
Wednesday in August of 1945 when a fight broke out between two people in the town square. Other
people were quickly involved in the fight. Some people took tomatoes from a nearby vegetable stand and
started throwing them. Soon everyone was throwing them. The police had to break up the fight.
One year later, many people still remembered the big tomato fight. They met at the square again, this
time bringing their own tomatoes. There was a similar fight, and again, the police stopped it.
People continued to meet in the town square with tomatoes in the following years. The fight was
illegal, but it remained popular. In 1959, the town legalized the fight and set rules to follow:
 Tomatoes must be crushed before they are thrown.
 You're not allowed to throw anything except tomatoes.
 The fight begins at 11:00 A.M. and ends at 1:00 P.м. No tomatoes may be thrown before or
after these times.
 You may not tear anyone’s clothes.

41. What is “La Tomatina”?

A. A festival where people eat tomatoes.
B. A big food fight with tomatoes.

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C. A tomato-selling event.
D. A parade with vegetables.
42. When did the event start?
A. On the last Wednesday of August in 1960.
B. More than seventy years ago, in 1945.
C. After World War II, during the 1950s.
D. Over fifty years ago, in 1959.
43. What started the first tomato fight in Buñol?
A. Farmers fighting in the town square.
B. An argument between two people.
C. A festival with tomatoes.
D. A fight at the market.
44. What happened in 1959 with La Tomatina?
A. The event was banned.
B. The event became longer.
C. The event moved to another town.
D. The event was made official with rules.
45. Which rule is NOT part of La Tomatina?
A. Crush tomatoes before throwing them.
B. Only tomatoes can be thrown.
C. The event can last all day.
D. Participants mustn’t damage anyone's clothes.

Fill in the blanks with ONE correct word from the reading passage.
illegal police break tradition crushed square vegetable
La Tomatina is a famous 46. ________ that takes place every year in Buñol, Spain, attracting around
3,000 participants who gather to throw tomatoes at each other in the town 47. ________. This unusual
tradition began over 60 years ago after a fight broke out between two people, quickly involving many
others. The 48. ________ had to step in and stop it. From then, the event became an annual gathering,
even though it was 49. ________ for many years. In 1959, the law legalized the event and introduced
specific rules, such as ensuring that all tomatoes must be 50. ________ before being thrown to
prevent injuries.

IV. WRITING
Một trong 4 đề sau:

Write about a decision you made that you later regretted:

1. What was the decision, and why did you make it?
2. Why do you regret it?
3. What happened in the end?
4. What lessons did you learn?

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Write about a holiday tradition to share your personal and
cultural experiences:
1. What is the holiday tradition?
2. How do people prepare for it?
3. What special activities or celebrations take place?
4. What is your personal experience with this tradition?

Write about the advantages and disadvantages of an invention or

discovery:
1. What is the invention?
2. What is it history?
3. What advantages?
4. What disadvantages?

Write about the advantages and disadvantages of compulsory

military issues:
1. What is compulsory military service?
2. What are the advantages of compulsory military service?
3. What are the disadvantages of compulsory military service?