15+ Đề thi ĐGNL ĐHQG Hà Nội HSA môn Tiếng Anh (có lời giải)

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PHẦN 3: KHOA HỌC – MÔN: TIẾNG ANH ĐỀ SỐ 1
Phần thi thứ ba: Lựa chọn TIẾNG ANH
Chủ đề Tiếng Anh có 50 câu hỏi từ 601 đến 650
Sentence completion: Choose A, B, C, or D to complete each sentence.
Question 601. We admire Mr. Lam _______ is a great firefighter. A. who. B. whose. C. which. D. whom.
Question 602. The boy delayed _______ the classroom despite being late. A. arriving at. B. entering. C. joining at. D. reaching.
Question 603. People _______ eat a balanced diet to stay healthy. A. would. B. hoped to. C. had to. D. should.
Question 604. What is the most _______ city in the world? A. lifelike. B. livable. C. alive. D. lasting.
Question 605. Mai _______ taking vocational training after finishing high school next month. A. is thinking of. B. will think of. C. thinks of. D. thought of.
Question 606. Her speech was _______ to all students in the hall yesterday. A. encourage. B. encouragement. C. encouraging. D. encouraged.
Question 607. If Mike _______ taller, he would be admitted to the basketball team. A. is. B. has been. C. were. D. will be.
Question 608. Households are advised to replace current lightbulbs with more _______ ones. A. reliable. B. economic. C. dynamic. D. efficient.
Question 609. The government will get city dwellers _______ 20% of their carbon footprint. A. reduce. B. reducing. C. reduced. D. to reduce.
Question 610. Students had better _______ future employment opportunities when choosing their major in college. A. make the best of. B. take into account.
C. require attention from. D. be of assistance to.
Synonyms: Choose A, B, C, or D that has the CLOSEST meaning to the underlined word/phrase in each question.
Question 611. Marie Curie was recognized as an important figure in the field of radioactivity. A. considered. B. named. C. agreed. D. chosen.
Question 612. To save money, he decided to cut down on dining at restaurants. A. minimize. B. underestimate. C. lessen. D. abolish.
Antonyms: Choose A, B, C, or D that has the OPPOSITE meaning to the underlined word/phrase in each question.
Question 613. They visited the ancient site to enquire about the origins of the artifacts. A. question. B. investigate. C. observe. D. ignore.
Question 614. This project brings together researchers to study how confusion can assist digital learning. A. sense of clarity. B. lack of certainty. C. moment of suspicion. D. state of calmness.
Dialogue completion: Choose A, B, C, or D to make a complete dialogue for each question.
Question 615. Lan: How was your weekend? John: _____________ A. I was feeling good. B. I didn’t remember. C. It was great!. D. It would be okay.
Question 616. James: Thank you for driving me home. Minh: _____________ A. I appreciate that. B. You’re welcome. C. Please, allow me!.
D. Don’t worry about it!.
Question 617. Tracy: Do you want to try driving my car, to see how you like it?
Carly: Yeah, sure, _____________
A. I’ll give it a gun.
B. I’ll give it a rest.
C. I’ll give it a think.
D. I’ll give it a shot.
Question 618. Ann: Would you like to talk about it, or would you rather I gave you space? Thuy: _____________
A. I’m not sure how to approach addressing it yet.
B. I’d rather keep it to myself for now, if that’s alright.
C. I appreciate your sympathy, but I’m handling it internally.
D. It’s a bit complex, so I prefer ignoring any questions about it.
Dialogue arrangement: Choose A, B, C, or D to make a complete dialogue for each question. Question 619.
a. In that case, I’ll draw you a map.
b. If you can wait five minutes, I’ll walk you there.
c. Where can I get good pho around here?
d. I’m in a hurry and need to leave now. A. c-b-d-a. B. c-a-d-b. C. d-b-c-a. D. d-c-a-b. Question 620.
a. Right, people on floating markets advertise in this special way.
b. Why do people hang fruits in front of their boats?
c. Oh, fruits are sold on these boats, aren’t they?
d. By doing so, sellers don’t have to shout aloud. A. c-d-b-a. B. c-a-b-d. C. b-a-c-d. D. b-d-c-a. Question 621.
a. I suppose you could always tell the truth.
b. What excuse will you give for not finishing your report? c. Oh, yeah, you’re right.
d. I think I’ll say I got sick last night from bad seafood.
e. Didn’t that happen to you last month?
f. I can’t do that. I’ll fail for sure. A. b-f-e-a-d-c. B. b-f-c-d-e-a. C. b-d-e-c-a-f. D. b-d-a-f-c-e. Question 622.
a. Well, as someone who drives a car, I’m acutely aware of it.
b. Then I propose joining me in using public transportation. Cars only contribute to the problem.
c. No. I redeem my commute time by reading a book, so I’m not paying attention to traffic.
d. Does the congestion seem worse to you today?
e. Surely you noticed that traffic was bumper to bumper.
f. I’m not the right person to ask, as I take the bus. A. e-f-a-d-c-b. B. d-c-a-f-e-b. C. e-c-a-b-d-f. D. d-f-e-c-a-b.
Sentence rewriting: Choose A, B, C, or D that has the CLOSEST meaning to the given sentence in each question.
Question 623. Digital reading may be better for students than print reading.
A. Print reading is likely not as bad for students as digital reading.
B. Print reading is probably not as good for students as digital reading.
C. Print reading is definitely better for students than digital reading.
D. Print reading is certainly worse for students than digital reading.
Question 624. The cake was so delicious that everyone asked for a second serving.
A. It was such a delicious cake that everyone asked for a second serving.
B. The cake was too delicious for everyone to ask for a second serving.
C. Everyone asked for a second delicious cake to be served.
D. Everyone was given a second serving of the delicious cake.
Question 625. The results of her hard work brought my little sister great joy.
A. The results of her hard work pleasantly surprised my little sister.
B. My little sister learned the value of hard work from her results.
C. My little sister was thrilled with the results of her hard work.
D. What my little sister achieved through hard work is fantastic.
Question 626. Immediately after the last bell chimed, the students hastily left the classroom for summer vacation.
A. Hardly had the students heard the last bell than they promptly commenced packing for their summer vacation.
B. The students wasted no time in the classroom once the last bell heralded the beginning of summer vacation.
C. Following the toll of the final bell, the students eagerly assembled outside the
classroom to plan for summer vacation.
D. No sooner had the final bell sounded than the students dashed out of the classroom to enjoy their summer vacation.
Sentence combination: Choose A, B, C, or D that has the CLOSEST meaning to the given
pair of sentences in each question.
Question 627. The clouds are gathering. It’s going to rain.
A. Perhaps the rain is on the way as clouds are gathering.
B. When the clouds come together, the rain might worsen.
C. Rain is the certain result of clouds coming together.
D. Maybe it’s going to rain as soon as the clouds gather.
Question 628. I can ask someone to take me there or use public transport. I prefer the latter choice.
A. I can use public transport, so I don’t need to ask anyone to take me there.
B. I’d rather get there by public transport than ask someone to take me there.
C. I will try using public transport before asking someone to take me there.
D. I decide to use public transport without asking anyone to take me there.
Question 629. They did not have access to education. It restricted their ability to reach their career targets.