BÀI KIỂM TRA TRÌNH ĐỘ TIẾNG ANH THIẾU NIÊN

PART 1: CHOOSE THE BEST WORD OR PHRASE TO COMPLETE THE SENTENCE OR CONVERSTATION.

1. This is _______ book.

mine

2. There _______ some boys playing basketball in the gym now.

were

was

are

3. Mike’s school is not far ______ his house.

from

4. Celine drinks milk ________.

every day

everyday

at time

by the time

5. I ______ to the countryside to visit my grandparents last week.

am not going

didn’t went

didn’t go

won’t go

7. A: I hope it won’t rain this afternoon. - B: ____________

I will do it.

It will stop soon.

I’m free this afternoon.

So do I.

8. A: What happened to the apples? – B: They ________by the birds.

ate

are aten

must have been eaten

are being eaten

9. The hallway is wet. Don’t run or you may _________.

slip

swing

spin

slack

10. Don't be ______off by how this durian smells. It tastes delicious.

shaken

set

held

put

6. I need to ______ for an exam tomorrow.

take

retake

sit

pass

PART 2: CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD TO FILL IN EACH BLANK.

The Industrial Revolution began in England in the 18th century. After that, it spread (1.) other parts of the world. Many important (2.) were created to make work easier, faster, and cheaper. Let’s take a look at some of them.
The spinning jenny was invented by James Hargreaves, a British carpenter and weaver, in 1764. This invention helped people (3.) cloth very fast. In 1769, James Watt improved the steam engine. Samuel Morse invented the telegraph in 1844. This allowed messages to be sent over a (4.) . In 1860, telegraph wires were in many places across the US. Alfred Nobel created dynamite in 1866. He used it to safely blast holes in mountains or the ground, so people could easily (5.) paths to build roads or railroad tracks. Lastly, Louis Pasteur developed vaccines for diseases in 1870. This helped people fight diseases and live longer.

1. by	to	between	for
2. invention	thing	inventions	inventors
3. weave	weaves	weave	woven
4. engine	wire	ribbon	time
5. obstruct	clear	develop	improve

PART 4: READ THE PASSAGE AND ANSWER THE QUESTION.

The Hollywood Walk of Fame is a very special sidewalk in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA. It’s the destination for dreamers. This place is famous for having over 2,500 five-pointed terrazzo and brass stars on it. These stars display the names of famous actors, musicians, fictional characters, and others all over the world. If people want to have their names here, they need to have excellent work and be chosen by the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce. They must make contributions to one of the six categories: Motion Pictures, Television, Radio, Recording, Live Theater, and Sports Entertainment. Actress Joanne Woodward, an Academy Award winner for The Three Faces of Eve (1957), won the first star in 1960. Celebrities are nominated annually in May. Mickey Mouse became the 1,700th star here. He was also the first cartoon character to have a star! The Hollywood Walk of Fame has become a popular tourist destination. As said in a report, in 2003, it attracted up to 10 million visitors from countries around the world.

1. Where's the Hollywood Walk of Fame?

In Los Angeles

In Chicago

In New York

Not mentioned in the passage

2. Hollywood Walk of Fame is _______

a five-pointed terrazzo and brass star

a company

a path for pedestrians

a group of artists

3. When was the first star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame awarded?

In 1957