Đề thi chính thức vào 10 môn Tiếng Anh trường THPT Chuyên Sư Phạm Hà Nội năm 2015 2016 (Có...

A laughter

B  caught

C daughter

D augment

A incline

B eradicate

C exacerbate

D enclosure

A friends

B opinions

C picnics

D computers

A chimpanzee

B interviewee

C refugee

D committee

A politeness

B conversation

C resolution

D introduction

A have been travelling

B got used to travelling

C would  travel

D had been travelling

A Can

B Might

C Will

D Should

A bad and good

B thick and thin

C odds and ends

D spick and span 

A To  award

B Having awarded

C To be awarded

D Having been awarded

A neatly

B orderly

C tidily      

D finitely

A tightly   

B tautly

C rigidly

D stiffly

A Much  as              

B Try  as

C Even

D Despite

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B subway                

C passage

D journey 

A be seen be taking

B see to be taking

C be seen to be taking

D seen to take

A devoted

B abolished

C repealed

D sacrificed

A stroke

B caused

C hit

D blown 

A compliment

B excellent

C nominate

D distinguish

A remember

B quality

C occasion

D terrific

A worldclass

B wheelchair

C firewood

D blackmail

A volunteer

B referee

C  spiritual

D recommend

A influential

B accessible

C rudimentary

D incidental

A There are too many students in each class.

B Larger classes are expected to lead to poorer results but they do not.

C Asian students outperform their peers in other countries.

D Class sizes in Asia are much smaller in other parts of the world.

A do better on standardized tests

B have larger class sizes

C fail at school more than they succeed       

D enjoy better classroom conditions

A stricter classroom discipline

B better school Boards of Management

C more effective lesson planning

D better teachers

A Class size does not affect student performance.

B Class size is important to maintaining control.

C How students behave might be more important than class size.

D How teachers conduct classes affects student performance.

A is unstable in Korea due to conditions in   the home       

B is bad for children that come from broken homes

C is disappearing in Korea due to high divorce rates

D is more common in Korea than in Britain

A [4]

B [3]

C [2]

D [1]

A don't allow themselves much time to relax and have fun

B focus too much on recreational activities

C don't have as good a work ethic as British ones

D make a big deal of their good results

A good discipline and a hard work ethic

B success and failure

C carelessness and indiscipline

D neglecting school and neglecting free time

A Neither system is perfect.

B Both systems are quite satisfactory

C The Asian system is obviously better.

D The British system is too strict.

A means

B extent

C ways

D account

A rather

B quite

C little

D somewhat

A appeared

B came

C proved

D arrived

A combined

B consisted

C contained

D composed

A down

B away

C out

D off

A worthy

B valuable

C priceless

D precious

A contrast

B difference

C change

D transformation

A furthermore

B nonetheless

C otherwise

D however

A growing

B widening

C expanding

D stretching

A greater

B larger

C steeper

D taller

A laughter

B  caught

C daughter

D augment

A incline

B eradicate

C exacerbate

D enclosure

A friends

B opinions

C picnics

D computers

A chimpanzee

B interviewee

C refugee

D committee

A politeness

B conversation

C resolution

D introduction

A have been travelling

B got used to travelling

C would  travel

D had been travelling

A Can

B Might

C Will

D Should

A bad and good

B thick and thin

C odds and ends

D spick and span 

A To  award

B Having awarded

C To be awarded

D Having been awarded

A neatly

B orderly

C tidily      

D finitely

A tightly   

B tautly

C rigidly

D stiffly

A Much  as              

B Try  as

C Even

D Despite

A tunnel   

B subway                

C passage

D journey 

A be seen be taking

B see to be taking

C be seen to be taking

D seen to take

A devoted

B abolished

C repealed

D sacrificed

A stroke

B caused

C hit

D blown 

A compliment

B excellent

C nominate

D distinguish

A remember

B quality

C occasion

D terrific

A worldclass

B wheelchair

C firewood

D blackmail

A volunteer

B referee

C  spiritual

D recommend

A influential

B accessible

C rudimentary

D incidental

A There are too many students in each class.

B Larger classes are expected to lead to poorer results but they do not.

C Asian students outperform their peers in other countries.

D Class sizes in Asia are much smaller in other parts of the world.

A do better on standardized tests

B have larger class sizes

C fail at school more than they succeed       

D enjoy better classroom conditions

A stricter classroom discipline

B better school Boards of Management

C more effective lesson planning

D better teachers

A Class size does not affect student performance.

B Class size is important to maintaining control.

C How students behave might be more important than class size.

D How teachers conduct classes affects student performance.

A is unstable in Korea due to conditions in   the home       

B is bad for children that come from broken homes

C is disappearing in Korea due to high divorce rates

D is more common in Korea than in Britain

A [4]

B [3]

C [2]

D [1]

A don't allow themselves much time to relax and have fun

B focus too much on recreational activities

C don't have as good a work ethic as British ones

D make a big deal of their good results

A good discipline and a hard work ethic

B success and failure

C carelessness and indiscipline

D neglecting school and neglecting free time

A Neither system is perfect.

B Both systems are quite satisfactory

C The Asian system is obviously better.

D The British system is too strict.

A means

B extent

C ways

D account

A rather

B quite

C little

D somewhat

A appeared

B came

C proved

D arrived

A combined

B consisted

C contained

D composed

A down

B away

C out

D off

A worthy

B valuable

C priceless

D precious

A contrast

B difference

C change

D transformation

A furthermore

B nonetheless

C otherwise

D however

A growing

B widening

C expanding

D stretching

A greater

B larger

C steeper

D taller

A laughter

B  caught

C daughter

D augment

A incline

B eradicate

C exacerbate

D enclosure

A friends

B opinions

C picnics

D computers

A chimpanzee

B interviewee

C refugee

D committee

A politeness

B conversation

C resolution

D introduction

A have been travelling

B got used to travelling

C would  travel

D had been travelling

A Can

B Might

C Will

D Should

A bad and good

B thick and thin

C odds and ends

D spick and span 

A To  award

B Having awarded

C To be awarded

D Having been awarded

A neatly

B orderly

C tidily      

D finitely

A tightly   

B tautly

C rigidly

D stiffly

A Much  as              

B Try  as

C Even

D Despite

A tunnel   

B subway                

C passage

D journey 

A be seen be taking

B see to be taking

C be seen to be taking

D seen to take

A devoted

B abolished

C repealed

D sacrificed

A stroke

B caused

C hit

D blown 

A compliment

B excellent

C nominate

D distinguish

A remember

B quality

C occasion

D terrific

A worldclass

B wheelchair

C firewood

D blackmail

A volunteer

B referee

C  spiritual

D recommend

A influential

B accessible

C rudimentary

D incidental

A There are too many students in each class.

B Larger classes are expected to lead to poorer results but they do not.

C Asian students outperform their peers in other countries.

D Class sizes in Asia are much smaller in other parts of the world.

A do better on standardized tests

B have larger class sizes

C fail at school more than they succeed       

D enjoy better classroom conditions

A stricter classroom discipline

B better school Boards of Management

C more effective lesson planning

D better teachers

A Class size does not affect student performance.

B Class size is important to maintaining control.

C How students behave might be more important than class size.

D How teachers conduct classes affects student performance.

A is unstable in Korea due to conditions in   the home       

B is bad for children that come from broken homes

C is disappearing in Korea due to high divorce rates

D is more common in Korea than in Britain

A [4]

B [3]

C [2]

D [1]

A don't allow themselves much time to relax and have fun

B focus too much on recreational activities

C don't have as good a work ethic as British ones

D make a big deal of their good results

A good discipline and a hard work ethic

B success and failure

C carelessness and indiscipline

D neglecting school and neglecting free time

A Neither system is perfect.

B Both systems are quite satisfactory

C The Asian system is obviously better.

D The British system is too strict.

A means

B extent

C ways

D account

A rather

B quite

C little

D somewhat

A appeared

B came

C proved

D arrived

A combined

B consisted

C contained

D composed

A down

B away

C out

D off

A worthy

B valuable

C priceless

D precious

A contrast

B difference

C change

D transformation

A furthermore

B nonetheless

C otherwise

D however

A growing

B widening

C expanding

D stretching

A greater

B larger

C steeper

D taller