Đề thi thử THPT Quốc Gia - ĐH môn tiếng anh 2015,...

A that  the world worked

B that the world work    

C the world to work       

D the word would work

A will come 

B came

C come

D to come

A eye-sore                 

B eye-strain                     

C eye-catcher                        

D eye-rub

A regret  

B sorry  

C apologize

D resent

A wiped out                       

B finished off                       

C dried up                    

D wore off

A drop  

B fall

C  trip                        

D decrease

A conversant

B mindful  

C answerable 

D attuned

A allowances  

B  license                       

C permissions 

D liberties

A have made

B made

C make

D had made

A science           

B scientist

C scientific        

D scientifically

A I like both       

B I have either

C Either, please

D I’d rather to have coffee

A take 

B achieve 

C break  

D get

A It’s hopeless

B I don’t hope so

C I don’t hope

D I hope not

A  leaves                         

B cutting 

C stems 

D roots

A turned down   

B taken  up

C brought on

D put down

A section  

B area  

C  zone                       

D sector

A ought to be

B could be         

C must have been

D will have been

A missed

B lost      

C done without

D failed

A the complexity 

B the severity      

C the importance

D a punishment

A feet 

B  toes                                  

C  heels

D forks

A intends  

B is intending                      

C has intended                    

D  intended

A weren’t  

B wasn’t  

C hadn’t been               

D wouldn’t be

A trickled  

B  flocked                          

C  thronged                      

D swarmed

A  which                     

B where 

C which in                              

D in that 

A Not as friendly as before

B Not as serious as before

C Not as sympathetic as before

D Not as childlike as before

A in the past   

B from time to time

C in general              

D by chance

A interested    

B economical

C wasteful

D careless

A indirectly

B directly

C easily

D slowly

A idle

B swift

C fragile

D slow

A  reading

B the       

C which

D lend

A asked me         

B whether

C never been 

D before

A that                 

B can      

C a chance

D visit

A The manager

B an information

C new toys 

D in the new year

A a complexity

B blending

C which

D mixed with

A There is a new particle called calcium nitrate

B Factories are polluting the environment

C Climate models have to be updated because of the new particle calcium nitrate.

D Calcium nitrate has chemical properties different from other dust particles.

A The new particles can absorb water and retain moisture.

B The new particles can scatter and absorb sunlight.

C To stop acid dust.

D Both A and B.

A No , but they continue to absorb the sun’s energy.

B No , and the particles do not change.

C Yes, but the changes are temporary.

D Yes, and the changes are permanent .

A The change of an ice age is increased.                    

B We may see more rainbows.

C The greenhouse effects are increased                     

D Calcite dust is common in arid areas.

A To give  background information so the reader can understand the topic better.

B Because calcium nitrate is the main idea.

C They show how elements combine to create calcium nitrate .

D To prove the existence of calcium nitrate

A Nitrates

B  Properties

C Particles 

D Models

A Arid areas        

B The Saudi Coat

C Cairo   

D The Sahara desert

A hold     

B  lose       

C increase  

D need.

A To convince  the reader that calcium nitrate is bad.

B To inform the reader of a new problem in climate modeling.

C To show how calcium nitrate was created.

D To show where calcium nitrate was first discovered.

A An unknown card in a card game.

B An unknown item in the scientists’ calculations

C A large amount of acid dust.

D A,B and C are incorrect .

A in a large and wealthy family

B in a stable and loving household

C by his father alone

D without good work habits

A had produced great paintings before he turned nineteen

B had a great artistic talent even when he was young

C joined other painters when he had little to occupy him

D worked very hard in his youth to make a living

A he accrued considerable wealth

B he became a militant aristocrat

C he refined his artistic tastes and skills

D he incorporated southern styles in his art

A artful portraits      

B wealthy family

C elegance in clothing

D religious beliefs

A reclaimed

B recognized

C recommended       

D rectified

A Van Dyck painted members of the royal court.

B Van Dyck received a noble title.

C Van Dyck was allowed to travel widely.

D Van Dyck displayed his work in the royal palace.

A His remarkable religious fervor.        

B His refined sense for texture.

C His keen eye for polished surfaces

D His exorbitant tastes and habits

A the Antwerp gallery                 

B the masterpiece    

C Van Dyck’s religious works    

D the titled nobility of England

A His employer’s lack of generosity              

B His ill health and lack of revenue.

C His lavish spending

D His miserly attitudes

A critical

B wistful

C admiring     

D indifferent

A You ought to fasten your seat-belt before driving away.

B You might fasten your seat-belt before driving away.

C Faster your seat-belt while you are driving away.

D It ‘s not necessary to fasten your seat-belt before you drive away.

A You may, from time to time, not get along with some of the individuals around you.

B It may not be possible all the time, but at least you can try to be on good terms with the people around you.

C Though it seems difficult , you should try  to get on well with all the people around you

D Having conflict with the people around you is inevitable , but you ought to try to be on good terms with most of them.

A Even if the weather is bad, tomorrow's match, which will decide the winner of the series, will be played.

B The weather will probably not permit the match to be played tomorrow afternoon .

C It would be unfortunate if the weather did not permit tomorrow’s match to be played , as it will determine the winner.

D The match that will determine the series’ winner will be played tomorrow afternoon  if the weather  is fine.

A Jane is short of money, so she can’t apply for the job

B Jane could apply for the job if she were taller

C If Jane could apply for the job, she wouldn’t be short.

D Jane would be taller if she could apply for the job

A My father started smoking two years ago

B It’s two years since my father started smoking

C My father gave up smoking two years ago.

D The first time my father smoked was two years ago.

A If the weather were nice today, we’d go to the park.

B We wouldn’t go to the park if the weather were so nice today

C We would go to the park even if the weather were not nice today

D The weather is bad today, but we will still go to the park

A They don’t let workers use the office phone.

B Workers are not permitted to use the office phone for personal purpose.

C The office phone is supposed to be used by workers only.

D They don’t allow workers to make phone calls personally.

A You should ask a doctor see that cut

B You should get a doctor seen to that cut.

C You should have a doctor see to that cut.

D You should have a doctor seen to that cut.

A I can’t see the point of this rule which says we can’t  cycle to school.

B I can’t see the point of this rule which we don’t cycle to school.

C I can’t see the point of  rule which says we can’t  cycle to school.

D I don’t see the point of this rule which we are not allowed to cycle to school.

A There are

B A

C All but

D Except for