1. Choose the words or phrases that are not correct in Standard English.
2. She becameextremely successful sinceshe has been in Switzerland.

                   A                          B         C                        D

 

1. ForRonnie began classes, he has met an average of 1.324 people a month.

     A                                B                C                     D

 

1. Petrol is twiceasexpensive as it is a few years ago.

                   A      B                   C     D

 

1. Pleasecontact me with the above address for more information.

       A                   B   C                               D

 

1. We arrivedearly inorder to buying our tickets.

                    A         B             C           D

 

III. Choose the word (a, b, c, or d) that best fits each of the blank spaces.

James: Excuse (21)____, I’m your new (22) _____, Jack. I just moved in.

Mrs. Jones: Oh. Yes?

James: I m looking for a grocery store. Are there (23)____around here?

Mrs. Jones: Yes, there are some (24) _____ Pine Street.

James: OK. And is there a Laundromat near here?

Mrs. Jones: Well, I think there’s one across from the shopping center. James: (25) ______

Mrs. Jones: By the way, there’s a barber shop in the shopping center, (26) _____

James: A barber shop?

Laundromat (n): hiệu giặt tự động barber shop (n): hiệu cắt tóc

1. a. I                b. me                  c. my              d. myself
2. a. neighbor          b. neighborhood          c. next-door       d. newcomer
3. a. any             b. anywhere                   c. some          d. somewhere
4. a. of                b. at                    c. on               d. beside
5. a. You’re welcome   b. Thank you.             c. Excuse me      d. Never mind.
6. a. neither            b. either                 c. too                   d. b & c
7. Read the following passage and choose the item (a, b, c, or d) that best answers each of the questions about it.

Although 80% of Australians live near cities, the cities are not as large as those in some other countries. Most people live in houses in suburbs - not in apartments. The suburbs usually have their own churches, schools, and shopping centers. They also have recreational facilities. In large cities, like Sydney, the suburbs are often far from the center of town. Because many people commute to work, traffic is slow and there are many traffic jams.

recreational (adj): (thuộc) sự giải trí commute (v): đi làm xa

1. Most of the Australians ________.
2. live in the cities           b. live downtown
3. live in the suburbs        d. a & b are correct
4. What does the word ‘their’ in line 3 refer to?
5. cities          b. countries          c. houses       d. suburbs
6. Sydney is ______.
7. large cities         b. a large city       c. a suburb         d. the center of a town
8. Why are there many traffic jams?
9. Because the suburbs are often far from the center of town.
10. Because many people commute to work.
11. Because people live in houses - not in apartments.
12. Australians like to live downtown.
13. The cities in Australia _______.
14. are very beautiful
15. are not as large as cities in some other countries
16. are the biggest cities in the world
17. are noisy