Bài kiểm định kì môn Tiếng Anh Lớp 11 - Mã đề: 3A (Kèm đáp án)

Progress Test 3A
Name: ___________________________________________
Grammar
 Complete indirect questions so that they have the same meaning as the direct ones below.
Has your son finished his university studies yet?
Can I ask if _______________________________________ yet?
Who was it who wrote the letter?
Would you mind telling me who it _______________________________________?
Why did she go to school early this morning?
Can I ask you why _______________________________________?
What did your aunt tell you I was worried about?
Could you tell me what _______________________________________?
Who was the person I saw your son with last night?
Do you mind if I ask you who _______________________________________?
Whose is the car I saw parked in front of the house?
Might I ask _______________________________________?
Did they win the FA Cup Final last year?
Do you know if _______________________________________?
Which year was Everest first climbed?
Do you remember which _______________________________________?
Why has he given up teaching?
Did he say _______________________________________?
Was penicillin discovered in 1928?
Am I right in thinking _______________________________________?
Mark __/10
Circle the best options to complete the comparative sentences.
It's little / far / no better to spend a bit more money on quality than to end up with something useless.
My dad's always saying how much / far / more better it is to be safe than sorry.
Malcolm is no / even / little worse than his brother when it comes to arguing. He’s terrible!
Denise was a little / little / just as more than a child when her parents left England.
We're nowhere near / much more / no as well off as we used to be before the recession.
James is nothing like / little / even as satisfied with his new car as with the old one.
The police were just as / no / much nearer solving the mystery even after a long investigation.
Having more money than you need can be even / almost / a little as bad as not having enough.
With postage the book cost just as / far / even as much as it did in the shop, so I didn't save a penny!
At least his girlfriend is little / a little / nowhere near better at golf since they started playing regularly.
Mark __/10
Vocabulary
Complete each sentence with a word or phrase in the correct form with the same meaning as the phrase in brackets.
Helen is very proud of her father. She really ______________ to him. (have admiration)
I wish you and your sister would stop your silly ______________ and just be quiet for a while! (bad-tempered disagreement)
I don't think we're on ______________. We don't seem to agree on anything. (sharing similar views)
I am a little ______________ of him . He's lied to me before. (mistrustful)
She ______________ her children. They are the most important thing in her life. (love very much)
They are real snobs! They ______________ on us because we shop at cheap supermarkets. (think they are better than)
Karen really ______________ her maths teacher by telling him he was not doing his job properly. (offend)
Kieran is a bit of a problem student. The teacher is always ______________ him ______________ for something! (say angrily what someone does wrong)
I ______________ your courage. I don't think I would have dared tell my boss what he does wrong! (think highly of)
He's only ______________ her because he hopes to be promoted! (falsely praise)
Mark __/10
Complete the sentences with appropriate compound nouns.
My grandmother says that _______________ begins at 75, but I think my parents are old, and they're in their early 40s.
You're only entitled to a _______________ at 65 if you've been paying your contributions. 
A _______________ survey shows that people are fitter now than they were 50 years ago.
My grandfather had to go into a _______________, because he was too forgetful to look after himself.
With rising _______________ and falling birth rates, many governments face problems with pension schemes.
Mark __/5
Complete the sentences with an appropriate form of the words in brackets.
They are the most _____________ couple I know. I think they'd both be better off with someone else. (compatible)
Stop being so _____________. You have to disagree with everything, don't you? (argue)
Fiona wasn't very _____________ to my criticism. (respond)
The weather has been so _____________ recently. One minute the sun is out and the next it is raining. (predict)
Don't be so _____________! Surely you could hear me out. (reason)
Mark __/5
Use of English
Complete the gaps with one word.
1 In spite ____ the weather, we should go out for a walk today, ____ we?
2 Mr Owen told Rachel ____ ____ not doing her homework. 
3 Like his brother Dan, Adam got an A in Maths. He’s ____ as bright as Dan and ____ better at sport. In fact, Dan’s hopeless at sport. 
4 Every day, this course gets ____ and ____ interesting. I’m really enjoying it.
5 Young people who are growing ____ now will, on average, have a much longer life ____ their grandparents.
Mark __/10
Listening
² Listen to three people discussing old age and decide whether the statements are true (T) or false (F).
When he was injured, Bill immediately sold his house. _____
Bill's daughter's husband looks down on Bill because he is single. _____
Carol believes that the majority of today's young people would prefer to send their parents to old people's homes rather than let them stay in their houses. _____
Carol would rather not be taken care of by others when she gets older. _____
Carol is wary of her possible future daughter-in-law. _____
 Mark __/5
Reading
Read the text. Match sentences A–F with the gaps 1–5 in the text. There is one sentence that you do not need to use.
Difficult times
Gabriel switched on his iPod, selected his favourite band on the touch pad and, as the music started to blast through the headphones, turned up the volume to maximum. His mind started wandering back to what had happened that morning. He pictured himself standing in the kitchen with his mother and was once again listening to her angry voice before she stormed out. 1 ___ After all, he was the teenager, wasn't he?
Until quite recently, he had been close to his mother, even tolerating her nagging about unfinished homework, her complaints about messy rooms and her lectures about spending too much time playing computer games. 2 ___ She would make such a big deal about his new girlfriend, that he couldn't do anything but answer back in defence. She had turned into an unpredictable and unreasonable parent, and he had become a confused young man in his turbulent teens.
He remembered when his little brother Elliot was born and he, himself a toddler, would help his mother with all the looking-after-the-baby tasks, such as changing his nappies and passing him toys. 3 ___ His brother never touched any stinging nettles or got stung by the bees buzzing around the flowers.
4 ___ By the time they were in secondary school, their mother had become busy pursuing her career. Gabriel remembered how he used to drive her crazy bickering with his brother when she was getting ready for work and was pushed for time.
Only now, in her late forties, with the first grey hairs starting to show in their mother's thick wavy hair and wrinkles starting to appear on her face, did he begin to realise that difficult times were ahead for their family. 5 ___
He would make sure that his brother didn't come to any harm in the garden.
But he knew that although they all had to take steps down their own paths, sooner or later the feeling of closeness, love and admiration for each other would come back again.
They were equally close to their mother, looking up to her throughout their childhood years, even when she had little time to entertain them.
Was it not him who was supposed to be the argumentative and moody one?
But since she started telling him off for almost everything he did, he realised that the days when he could confide in her about anything might be over.
His mother was becoming angrier every day.
 Mark __/5
Writing
Some teenagers do occasional paid work or voluntary work. Write an essay (200-250 words) which presents the advantages and disadvantages of getting some work experience as a teenager. Include the following points in your essay: 
Describe the kind of paid or voluntary work teenagers do
Write why teenagers choose to do part-time work
Describe the advantages of working whilst at school
Describe the disadvantages of working whilst at school
Info 1
Info 2
Info 3
Info 4
/1
/1
/1
/1
Form
Vocabulary
Grammar
	Total
/2
/2
/2
/10
Total: ___/70