Bài tập bổ trợ nâng cao môn Tiếng Anh Lớp 10 - Test 16 (Có đáp án)

ENGLISH 10
TEST 16
I. LEXICO-GRAMMAR.
1. I heard him.......down the stairs.
A. to go 	B. go 	C. went 	D. was going
2. ~ "Do you mind if I smoke here?" ~ "........You can smoke here."
A. Yes, I do 	B. Yes, please	C. Please not 	D. No, not at all
3. Everybody really enjoys........
A. John to play the guitar 	B. that John plays the guitar
C. John's playing the guitar 	D. John play the guitar
4. The clock was......eleven as I went upstairs to bed.
A. striking 	B. beating 	C. ringing 	D. clapping
5. I'm writing to express my.......gratitude for all your help.
A. truthful 	B. sincere 	C. blunt 	D. honest
6. I don't think it will happen, but if it......., what shall we do?
A. will 	B. were 	C. should 	D. had
7. My sister looked down to discover a snake at her feet. When she saw it, she.......
A. was screaming 	B. screamed 	C. had screamed 	D. screams
8. I'll see you in August when I.......back.
A. will come 	B. came 	C. will have come 	D. come
9. I forgot to ask my mother........to the nearest supermarket.
A. how far is it 	B. how is it far 	C. how far it is 	D. how it is far
10. Can you tell natural pearls.......artificial ones?
A. off 	B. of 	C. about 	D. from
11. I hope the baby didn't........you during the night.
A. disturb 	B. distract 	C. intrude 	D. butt in
12. I copied in my notebook.......he wrote on the blackboard.
A. however 	B. whatever 	C. that 	D. whoever
13. "Must I go at once?" ~ "No, you.......not."
A. must 	B. may 	C. can 	D. need
14.........your work in case you've made any mistakes.
A. Check 	B. Ensure 	C. Look out for 	D. Take care of
15. You'll.....yourself a lot of time if you take the car.
A. preserve 	B. save 	C. conserve 	D. spare
16. The bank manager...me to open a deposit account as soon as possible.
A. warned 	B. approved 	C. suggested 	D. advised
17. How old do you have to be.......you can drive a car?
A. when 	B. until 	C. before 	D. since
18. Take this road and you will.......at the hotel in five minutes.
A. come 	B. arrive 	C. find 	D. reach
19. The party, .......I was the guest of honour, was extremely enjoyable.
A. at which 	B. by which 	C. for which 	D. to which
20. I'm.......worried about my daughter; she always seems to be tired.
A. as 	B. too 	C. so 	D. such
21. I am not sure, but.......I know he has decided to accept the new job in London. 
A. according 	B. as far as 	C. on the whole 	D. as long as
22. We'll play tennis and.......we'll have lunch.
A. immediately 	B. straight away 	C. then 	D. so
23. I'm sorry I haven't got any money - I've.....my wallet at home.
A. left 	B. missed 	C. let 	D. forgotten
24. .......Patrick, he can't possibly go alone - he's far too young.
A. As if 	B. As for 	C. As 	D. As far as
25. Come....., children! Get your coats on or you'll be late for school.
A. to 	B. across 	C. along 	D. over
26. His laziness at work made him.......with his workmates.
A. unpopular 	B. disliked 	C. improper 	D. unappealing
27. She rang to make an early......at the hairdresser's.
A. order 	B. date 	C. assignment 	D. appointment
28. Sue hadn't seen her brother for thirty years and.......they recognised each other instantly. 
A. so 	B. yet 	C. despite 	D. also
29. To get a passport, you must send in your birth.......and two photos. 
A. card 	B. licence 	C. paper 	D. certificate
30. The guide walked so.......that most of the party could not keep up with him.
A. rapid 	B. quick 	C. fast 	D. speedily
31. If we hurry, we might get there.......to catch the early train.
A. right 	B. before time 	C. on time 	D. in time
32. Passengers are.......not to leave cases and packages here.
A. notified 	B. informed 	C. advised 	D. commanded
33. Although I had only just met them, the Johnsons.......me like a friend.
A. treated 	B. kept 	C. regarded 	D. considered
34. He's so.......about his success that he doesn't like to talk about it.
A. thoughtful 	B. modest 	C. honest 	D. sincere
35. I was greatly disappointed.......the poor leisure facilities offered.
A. of 	B. for 	C. about 	D. by
36. It's not my.......that the money was stolen.
A. guilt 	B. error 	C. fault 	D. mistake
37. You really ought to.......your shoes repaired.
A. get 	B. do 	C. make 	D. take
38. Could you give me some.......about train times?
A. news 	B. education 	C. advertisements 	D. information
39. In the accident, the front of my car suffered severe........
A. injury 	B. damage 	C. shock 	D. harm
40. The railway runs through a.......under the mountain.
A. tunnel 	B. pipe 	C. canal 	D. highway
41. I.......rather not travel by plane. I'm terrified of flying.
A. had 	B. should 	C. would 	D. did
42. Picasso, .......works inspired many artists, lived until he was a ripe old age. 
A. that whose 	B. whose 	C. his 	D. which
43. As your father is sixty-three years old, he is........for this job.
A. unsuitable 	B. improper 	C. inconvenient 	D. disagreeable 
44. Her mother was.......ill yesterday and is now in hospital.
A. fallen 	B. laid 	C. caught 	D. taken
45. He examined the plans and then said he had no.......to them.
A. denial 	B. opinion 	C. objection 	D. refusal
46. There were twelve policemen on....at the football ground during the match. 
A. duty 	B. action 	C. charge 	D. employment 
47. We couldn't see much because there was only a.......light in the room. 
A. blurred 	B. dim 	C. dull 	D. pale
48. Good team-work has played an important.......in the club's success. 
A. effect 	B. place 	C. part 	D. game
49. We had only just sat down in the theatre when the....went up and the play began.
A. cover 	B. screen 	C. veil 	D. curtain
50. It.......the police three months to recover the stolen things.
A. needed 	B. took 	C. demanded 	D. spent
51. If you feel ill, the doctor usually.......your temperature.
A. inspects 	B. examines 	C. tests 	D. takes
52. You aren't.....to smoke in here. It's a ‘No-smoking’ compartment.
A. allowed 	B. let 	C. obliged 	D. commanded
53. Have you got a light? The candles’ve gone.......
A. away 	B. out 	C. off 	D. by
54. Prices.......considerably since this time last year.
A. raised 	B. rose 	C. have risen 	D. have raised
55. The......at the football match became violent when their team lost.
A. spectators 	B. groups 	C. observers 	D. customers
56. I don't know where Peter is. He promised he.......late and the film has already started. 
A. isn't 	B. won't be 	C. wouldn't be 	D. wasn't
57. The amount Sarah earned was.......on how much she sold.
A. related 	B. dependent 	C. connected 	D. secured
58. Beatrice's mother.......her against taking too much luggage on her trip.
A. recommended 	B. encouraged 	C. reprimanded 	D. warned
59. After ninety minutes of play, the result was a.......2 - 2.
A. draw 	B. balance 	C. match 	D. split
60. The lorry was travelling at a high........
A. rate 	B. acceleration 	C. rapidity 	D. speed
61. John.......be so bad-tempered. I wonder if he's got problems.
A. wouldn't 	B. didn't use to 	C. isn't used to 	D. didn't used to
62. At the end of this month, ........here for ten years.
A. we'll be living 	B. we're living 	C. we live 	D. we'll have been living
63. I wish I.......worked harder for my examinations.
A. did 	B. could 	C. had 	D. might
64. After a three-hour search, the missing.......girl was found alive and well at a friend's house.
A. ten-year's-old 	B. ten-year-old 	C. ten-year 	D. ten-years-old
65. You can ask anyone....like: they'll all give you the same answer.
A. whom you 	B. who you 	C. you 	D. which you
66. I went up to read Maria a story, but she was.......asleep.
A. well 	B. deeply 	C. full 	D. fast
67. If you smoke......., you get a sore throat.
A. too much 	B. a lot of 	C. much 	D. very much
68. Open the window, .......you? It's very hot in here.
A. must 	B. do 	C. will 	D. can
69. These leather shoes are all made........
A. at hand 	B. by hand 	C. on hand 	D. in hand
70. There's a lot more traffic than usual. There must be something.......in the town centre!
A. going on 	B. going off 	C. getting on 	D. getting off
II. READING.
 In the beautiful highlands of Scotland, there is. a lake called the Loch Ness. In these peaceful (71)....., a sea monster known as the "Loch Ness Monster" is said to be living in the lake. This creature, (72).....known as "Nessie", has been reported to be seen by many people around the lake. According to these people, Nessie looked like a creature from the dinosaur (73)....... It had a huge body, a small reptilian head and a long neck.
 Does the Loch Ness Monster really exist? No one can tell'(74).......for. (75).......since the sighting of the monster, many people have been keeping (76)......at the lake, hoping to (77)......a glimpse of Nessie. In 1934, a doctor, Colonel Robert Wilson, even managed to photograph the creature. The picture (78).......a creature with a long neck sticking out of the water.
 Where (79)......the Loch Ness Monster have come from? One explanation given is that the monster is a pre-historic creature which lived in the days of the dinosaurs. While other dinosaurs have died (80)......and become extinct, this creature has somehow managed to adapt to its surroundings and live on!
71. A. surroundings 	B. views 	C. scenes 	 	D. locations 
72. A, sentimentally 	B. dearly 	C. lovely 	 	D. affectionately 
73. A. era 	B. time 	C. age	D. period 
74. A. surety 	B. sure 	C. certainly	D. surely 
75. A. Ever 	B. But 	C. So 	D. Yet 
76. A. notice 	B. observation 	C. guard	D. watch 
77. A. grab 	B. seize	C. catch 	D. snatch 
78. A. exhibited 	B. revealed 	C. displayed 	D. pointed out 
79. A. could 	B. should 	C. must 	D. would 
80. A. down 	B. off 	C. away	D. out 
The End
Tham khảo thêm: : 
Loch Ness Monster
The Loch Ness Monster, or Nessie, is an aquatic being which reputedly inhabits Loch Ness in the Scottish Highlands. It is similar to other supposed lake monsters in Scotland and elsewhere, and is often described as being large in size, with a long neck and one or more humps protruding from the water. Popular interest and belief in the creature has varied since it was brought to worldwide attention in 1933. Evidence of its existence is anecdotal, with a few disputed photographs and sonar readings.
The creature commonly appears in Western media where it manifests in a variety of ways. The scientific community regards the Loch Ness Monster as a being from folklore without biological basis, explaining sightings as hoaxes, wishful thinking, and the misidentification of mundane objects.
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