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<b>UNIT 9. THE POST OFFICE </b>


<b>(B U ĐI N)</b>

<b>Ư</b>

<b>Ệ</b>



<b>I. GLOSSARY (B ng t v ng)ả</b> <b>ừ ự</b>


1. architect (n) a person whose job is to
<i>design buildings, etc. ki n trúc sế</i> <i>ư</i>


<i>→ architecture (n) khoa ki n trúcế</i>


<i>2. arrogant (adj) kiêu ng o; kiêu căng; ng oạ</i> <i>ạ</i>
<i>m nạ</i>


3. bother (v) (often used in negative
sentence and questions) (- with/ about
sth): to spend time and/ or energy doing
<i>sth b công; b s cỏ</i> <i>ỏ ứ</i>


Ex: He didn’t even bother to let me know
<i>he was coming. (Anh ta th m ậ</i> <i>chi ch ngẳ</i>
<i>bu n cho tôi bi t là anh ta sẽ đ n.)ồ</i> <i>ế</i> <i>ế</i>


<i>→ bother (n) [U] đi u khó khăn; đi u r cề</i> <i>ề</i> <i>ắ</i>
<i>r iố</i>


<i>4. brave (adj) can đ m; gan d ; dũng c mả</i> <i>ạ</i> <i>ả</i>


SYN courageous


5. burglar (n): a person who enters a
<i>building illegally in order to steal k tr mẻ ộ</i>


<i>đào ng chạ</i>


<i>6. capacity (n) s c ch a; ứ</i> <i>ứ dung lượng</i>


Ex: The fuel tanks have a capacity of
<i>25,000 gallons. (B n xăng có s c ch aồ</i> <i>ứ</i> <i>ứ</i>
<i>25.000 gallon.)</i>


<i>7. communal (adj) công; chung; công c ngộ</i>


SYN shared


<i>→ commune (n) nhóm người (khơng thu cộ</i>
<i>m t gia đình) s ng chung v i nhau và cóộ</i> <i>ố</i> <i>ớ</i>
<i>chung tài s n và trách nhi mả</i> <i>ệ</i>


8. competitive (adj) (- with sb/ sth): as good
<i>as or better than others c nh tranh; có s cạ</i> <i>ứ</i>
<i>c nh tranh; ph i chăngạ</i> <i>ả</i>


Ex: Our prices are highly competitive (= as
low as or lower than those of the others).


<i>(Giá c c a chúng tôi r t ph i chăng.)ả ủ</i> <i>ấ</i> <i>ả</i>


<i>→ competitively (adv) đ kh năng c nhủ</i> <i>ả</i> <i>ạ</i>
<i>tranh </i>


<i>→ competitiveness (n) tính c nh tranh;ạ</i>
<i>tính đua tranh</i>



9. courteous (adj): polite, especially in a way
<i>that shows respect l ch s ; nhã nh nị</i> <i>ự</i> <i>ặ OPP</i>


discourteous


<i>→ courteously (adv) (m t cách) l ch s ;ộ</i> <i>ị</i> <i>ự</i>
<i>nhã nh nặ</i>


<i>10. coward (n) (disapproving): someone who</i>
is not brave enough to fight or do
something difficult or dangerous that they
<i>should do người nhát gan; người hèn nhát;</i>


<i>người nhút nhát</i>


11. cramped (adj): not having enough space


<i>ch t h p; tù túngậ ẹ</i>


12. customer (n): a person or an
organization that buys sth from a shop/
<i>store or business khách hàng</i>


<i>13. facsimile (n) fax b n sao; b n ả</i> <i>ả fax </i>


<i>Ex: It’s a facsimile machine. (Đó là m tộ</i>
<i>chi c máy ế</i> <i>fax.)</i>


14. fax (n) a letter or message sent by fax



<i>b n ả fax </i>


Ex: You can send faxes by email from your
<i>computer. (B n có th g i ạ</i> <i>ể ử fax b ng ằ</i> <i>email</i>
<i>t máy tính c a b n.)ừ</i> <i>ủ</i> <i>ạ</i>


<i>→ fax (v) (- sth to sb; - sb sth) g i ử fax</i>


15. graphics (n) designs, drawing or
pictures, that are used especially in the
<i>production of books, magazines, etc. hình</i>


<i>vẽ; đ h aồ ọ</i>


Ex: Text and graphics are prepared
<i>separately and then combined. (Ch vi tữ ế</i>
<i>và hình vẽ được chu n b riêng r i sau đóẩ</i> <i>ị</i> <i>ồ</i>
<i>đượ ế ợ ạc k t h p l i.)</i>


16. in operation (idm): working, being used
<i>or having an effect ho t đ ng; có tác d ngạ ộ</i> <i>ụ</i>


Ex: The system has been in operation for
<i>six months. (H th ng này đã ho t đ ngệ</i> <i>ố</i> <i>ạ</i> <i>ộ</i>
<i>được sáu tháng.)</i>


<i>17. make (n) hi u, mác (hàng hóa)ệ</i>


<i>18. network (n) m ng lạ</i> <i>ưới; h th ngệ ố</i>



19. notify (v) to formally or officially tell sb
<i>about sth thông báo SYN inform</i>


Ex: Competition winners will be notified
<i>by post. (Nh ng ngữ</i> <i>ười th ng cu c sẽ đắ</i> <i>ộ</i> <i>ược</i>
<i>thông báo b ng th .)ằ</i> <i>ư</i>


<i>→ notification (n) s thông báo; thông báoự</i>


20. orphan (n): a child whose parent are
<i>dead tr m côiẻ ồ</i>


21. pacifist (n): a person who believes that
all wars are wrong and that you should not
<i>fight in them người theo ch nghĩa hịaủ</i>
<i>bình</i>


<i>22. pickpocket (n) k móc túiẻ</i>


<i>23. punctual (adj) đúng gi ờ</i>


→ punctually (adv)


24. recipient (n) a person who receives sth


<i>người nh nậ</i>


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<i>→ reduce (v) [T] thu nh ; gi m; gi m b tỏ</i> <i>ả</i> <i>ả</i> <i>ớ</i>



<i>26. release (v) (- sb/ sth from sth) tha; th ;ả</i>
<i>phóng thích; gi i thốt ả</i>


<i>→ release (n) s th ; s phóng thíchự ả ự</i>


<i>27. secure (adj): not likely to be lost; safe an</i>


<i>toàn; b o đ m ả</i> <i>ả</i>


<i>→ secure (v) (- sth against sth) b o vả</i> <i>ệ</i>


<i>→ security (n) s b o đ mự ả</i> <i>ả</i>


28. shoplifter (n): a person who steals sth
from a shop while pretending to be a
<i>customer k ăn c p trong c a hàngẻ</i> <i>ắ</i> <i>ử</i>


<i>29. spacious (adj) (approving) (of a room or</i>
building): large and with plenty of space
<i>for people to move around in r ng rãiộ</i> SYN
roomy


<i>Ex: The house has a spacious kitchen. (Nhà</i>


<i>đó có căn b p r ng rãi.)ế ộ</i>


<i>→ spaciously (adv) (m t cách) r ng rãi ộ</i> <i>ộ</i>


<i>→ spaciousness (n) s r ng rãiự ộ</i>



30. speedy (adj): happening or done quickly
<i>or without delay nhanh chóng SYN rapid</i>
<i>→ speedily (adv) (m t cách) nhanh chóngộ</i>


31. subscribe (v) to pay an amount of money
<i>regularly in order to receive or use sth đ tặ</i>
<i>mua (dài h n); thuê bao (m ng đi n tho i,ạ</i> <i>ạ</i> <i>ệ</i> <i>ạ</i>
<i>v.v.)</i>


Ex: Which journals does the library
<i>subscribe to? (Th vi n này đ t muaư</i> <i>ệ</i> <i>ặ</i>
<i>nh ng t báo nào?)ữ</i> <i>ờ</i>


<i>→ subscriber (n) người đ t mua báo dàiặ</i>
<i>h n; ngạ</i> <i>ười thuê bao (s d ng m ng đi nử ụ</i> <i>ạ</i> <i>ệ</i>
<i>tho i, v.v.)ạ</i>


<i>→ subscription (n) ti n mua báo dài h n;ề</i> <i>ạ</i>
<i>ti n thuê bao (s d ng m ng đi n tho i,ề</i> <i>ử ụ</i> <i>ạ</i> <i>ệ</i> <i>ạ</i>
<i>v.v.)</i>


32. surface mail (n) letters, packages, etc.
<i>that go by road, rail or sea, not by air thư</i>


<i>g i đử ường b hay độ</i> <i>ường bi nể</i>


33. technology (n) machinery or equipment
<i>designed using technology thi t b côngế</i> <i>ị</i>
<i>nghệ</i>



Ex: The company has invested in the latest
<i>technology. (Công ty đang đ u t vàoầ</i> <i>ư</i>
<i>nh ng thi t b công ngh cao hi n đ iữ</i> <i>ế</i> <i>ị</i> <i>ệ</i> <i>ệ</i> <i>ạ</i>
<i>nh t.)ấ</i>


<i>→ technological (adj) (thu c) công ngh ộ</i> <i>ệ</i>


<i>→ technologically (adv) có tính ch t côngấ</i>
<i>nghệ</i>


<i>34. telecommunications (n) (also infml</i>
<i>telecoms) vi n thôngễ</i>


→ telecommunication (adj) [only before
<i>noun] vi n thông ễ</i>


<i>35. telegram (n) b c đi n; b c đi n tínứ</i> <i>ệ</i> <i>ứ</i> <i>ệ</i>


36. tenant (n): a person who pays rent for


the use of a room, building, land, etc. to the
<i>person who owns it người thuê; người</i>
<i>mướn (nhà, phòng ...)</i>


<i>37. thoughtful (adj) (approving) showing</i>
that you think about and care for other
<i>people chu đáo; quan tâm; ân c nầ SYN</i>


considerate; kind



<i>→ thoughtfully (adv) (m t cách) chu đáo;ộ</i>
<i>quan tâm; ân c n ầ</i>


<i>→ thoughtfulness (n) s chu đáo; s quanự</i> <i>ự</i>
<i>tâm; s ân c nự</i> <i>ầ</i>


38. transaction (n): the process or activity of
doing something usually something
<i>related to business s giao d chự</i> <i>ị</i>


<i>→ transact (v) (- sth with sb) ti n hànhế</i>
<i>(công vi c kinh doanh)ệ</i>


39. transfer (v) to move from one place to
another; to move sth/ sb from one place to
<i>another chuy n; di chuy nể</i> <i>ể</i>


Ex: How can I transfer money from my
<i>bank account to his? (Làm th nào tôiế</i> <i> có</i>
<i>th chuy n ti n t tài kho n c a tôi sangể</i> <i>ể</i> <i>ề</i> <i>ừ</i> <i>ả</i> <i>ủ</i>
<i>tài kho n c a anh ta?)ả</i> <i>ủ</i>


<i>→ transfer (n) s chuy n; s d i chự</i> <i>ể</i> <i>ự ờ</i> <i>ỗ</i>


<i>→ transferable (adj) có th di chuy n; cóể</i> <i>ể</i>
<i>th chuy n nhể</i> <i>ể</i> <i>ượng</i>


40. transmission (n) [the process of sending
out electronic signals such as radio or
television signals, or a signal sent out in


<i>this way s truy n; s phátự</i> <i>ề</i> <i>ự</i>


→ transmit (v) to send out television or
radio programmes, electronic signals, etc.


<i>truy n; phátề</i>


Ex: Fax transmission has now become a
cheap and convenient way to transmit
<i>texts and graphics over distances. (Hi nệ</i>
<i>nay, g i ử fax là cách rẽ và thu n ti n đ g iậ</i> <i>ệ</i> <i>ể ử</i>
<i>văn b n cũng nh hình nh đi xa.)ả</i> <i>ư</i> <i>ả</i>


<b>* danh t riêngừ</b>


<i>Portugal (n) B -đào-nha ồ</i>


<i>→ Portuguese (adj) (thu c) B -đào-nha ộ</i> <i>ồ</i>


<i>→ Portuguese (n) ti ng B -đào-nha; ngế</i> <i>ồ</i> <i>ười</i>
<i>B -đào-nhaồ</i>


<b>II. GRAMMAR (Ng pháp) ữ</b>


<b>Defining relative clauses</b>
<b>(M nh đ quan h xác đ nh)ệ</b> <b>ề</b> <b>ệ</b> <b>ị</b>


M nh đ quan h xác đ nh ệ ề ệ ị (defining/
identifying/ restrictive clauses) là m nh đệ ề
được dùng đ xác đ nh danh t đ ng trể ị ừ ứ ước nó.


M nh đ xác đ nh là m nh đ c n thi t cho ýệ ề ị ệ ề ầ ế
nghĩa c a câu, khơng có nó câu sẽ không đủ ủ
nghĩa.


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<i>đi u này t ch i cho tôi bi t tên.)ề</i> <i>ừ</i> <i>ố</i> <i>ế</i>


• Đ i t quan h đạ ừ ệ ược dùng trong m nh đệ ề
quan h xác đ nh.ệ ị


<b>Subject</b> <b>Object</b> <b>Possessive</b>


For persons


For things who/ that which/ that who(m)/ that which/ that whosewhose/ of which
Ex: The woman who/ that lives next door is


<i>a doctor. (Người ph n s ng nhà bên là bácụ ữ ố</i> <i>ở</i>
<i>sĩ.)</i>


The picture which/ that was damaged is
<i>worth thousands of pounds. (B c tranh b h ngứ</i> <i>ị ỏ</i>
<i>tr giá hàng ngàn pao.)ị</i>


What’s the name of the man whose car
<i>you borrowed? (Người mà b n mạ</i> <i>ượn xe tên gì</i>
<i>v y?)ậ</i>


<i>- Dùng that (khơng dùng who / which) sau</i>
ti n t h n h p (g m c ngề ố ỗ ợ ồ ả ườ ẫi l n v t, s v t),ậ ự ậ
sau d ng so sánh nh t và sau các t ch đ nhạ ấ ừ ỉ ị


lượng <i>all, every(thing), some(thing), any(thing),</i>
<i>no(thing), only, little, few, much, none.</i>


Ex: She’s one of the kindest people that I
<i>know. (Bà y ấ là m t trong nh ng ngộ</i> <i>ữ</i> <i>ườ ối t t</i>
<i>b ng nh t mà tôi quen.)ụ</i> <i>ấ</i> [NOT ...who I know]


- Có th b các đ i t quan h làm tân ngể ỏ ạ ừ ệ ữ


<i>who(m), which, that và tr ng t </i>ạ <i>ừ when trong</i>
m nh đ quan h xác đ nh.ệ ề ệ ị


Ex: That’s the man (who/ that) I met at
<i>Allison’s party. (Đó là người tơi đã g p t i bu iặ ạ</i> <i>ổ</i>
<i>ti c c a ệ ủ Allison.)</i>


<b>Non-restrictive relative clause</b>
<b>(M nh đ quan h không xác đ nh)ệ</b> <b>ề</b> <b>ệ</b> <b>ị</b>
M nh đ quan h không xác đ nh ệ ề ệ ị
(non-defining/ non-identifying/ non- restrictive
clauses) là m nh đ cung c p thêm thông tin vệ ề ấ ề
m t ngộ ười, m t v t ho c m t s vi c đã độ ậ ặ ộ ự ệ ược
xác đ nh. M nh đ không xác đ nh là m nh đị ệ ề ị ệ ề
không nh t thi t ph i có trong câu, khơng có nóấ ế ả
câu v n đ nghĩa. M nh đ quan h không xácẫ ủ ệ ề ệ
đ nh đị ược phân ranh gi i v i m nh đ chínhớ ớ ệ ề
b ng d u ph y (,) ho c d u g ch ngang (-).ằ ấ ẩ ặ ấ ạ


Ex: This is Ms. Rogers, who’s joining the firm
<i>next week. (Đây là cô Rogers, người sẽ vào cơng</i>


<i>ty tu n t i.)ầ ớ</i>


• Đ i t quan h đạ ừ ệ ược dùng trong m nh đệ ề
quan h không xác đ nh.ệ ị


<b>Subject </b> <b>Object</b> <b>Possessive</b>
For persons


For things whowhich who/ whom which whosewhose/ of which
Ex: Jake, who lives next door, is a doctor.


<i>(Jake, ngườ ối s ng nhà bên c nh, là bác sĩ.)ở</i> <i>ạ</i>


This picture, which was damaged during
<i>the war, is worth thousands of pounds. (B cứ</i>
<i>tranh này, đã b h ng trong chi n tranh, tr giáị ỏ</i> <i>ế</i> <i>ị</i>
<i>hàng ngàn pao.) </i>


We passed Harrods shop, whose
<i>windows were decorated for Christmas. (Chúng</i>


<i>tôi đi ngang qua c a hàng Harrods, các ô kínhử</i>
<i>bày hàng c a nó đã đủ</i> <i>ược trang hồng cho lễ</i>
<i>Giáng Sinh.) [= ...Harrods shop, the windows of</i>


which were decorated...]


<b>- Không dùng that đ gi i thi u m nh đ</b>ể ớ ệ ệ ề
quan h không xác đ nh.ệ ị



<i>Ex: This is Naomi, who sells the tickets. (Đây</i>


<i>là Naomi, người bán vé.) </i>[NOT This is Naomi,
that sells the tickets.)


- Không được b các đ i t ho c tr ng tỏ ạ ừ ặ ạ ừ
làm tân ng <i>ữ who(m), which, when trong m nh</i>ệ
đ quan h không xác đ nh.ề ệ ị


Ex: Professor Johnson, who(m) I have long
admired, is to visit the university next week.


<i>(Giáo s ư Johnson, người mà tôi ngưỡng m tộ ừ</i>
<i>lâu, sẽ đ n thăm trế</i> <i>ường vào tu n t i.) ầ</i> <i>ớ</i> [NOT
Professors Johnson, I have long admired...]



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<b>---BÀI T P TR C NGHI M</b>

<b>Ậ</b>

<b>Ắ</b>

<b>Ệ</b>



<b>TEST 1</b>



<b>Choose the word which is stressed</b>
<b>differently from the rest.</b>


1. a. relative b. telephone


spacious d. deliver



2. a. equip b. surface


away d. advance


3. a. convenient b. recipient
transmission d. possible


4. a. secure b. service
parcel d. early


5. a. letter b. pleasant
express d. office


<b>Choose a, b, c, or d that best completes each</b>
<b>unfinished sentence; substitutes the</b>
<b>underlined part; or has a close meaning to</b>
<b>the original one.</b>


6. Mrs. Pike has just bought some kitchen
__________ for her new house.


a. equip b. equipped


equipment d. equipping
7. Thank you for phoning when I was ill. It
was very __________ of you.


a. think b. thought


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__________ , human life has become better and


better.


a. technology b. technological
technologically d. technician
9. I would like to send these letters
__________ air mail.


a. in b.


c. by d.


10. Could you please provide us __________
some more modem equipment?


a. for b. by


in d. with


11. How far is your house away __________
the city center?


a. in b.


c. at d. from


12. __________ fax transmission is commonly
used in most offices.


a. A b. An



The d. ∅


13. That post office provides us with
__________ best services with __________
well-trained staff.


a. the /a b. ∅ / the
a / the d. the / ∅


14. He was a kind and courteous mailman.
a. polite b. strict


unpleasant d. rude


15. Without more training or advanced
technical skills, they’ll lose their jobs,


a. out of date b. backward
up to date d. old


16. There was a __________ parking area to
cater for the tourist trade.


a. thoughtful b. courteous
possible d. spacious


17. Newspapers and magazines are often
delivered early in the morning,


a. offered b. given


provided d. distributed
18. Because the doctors and nurses acted
properly and quickly, the baby was operated
successfully.


a. cheaply b. promptly
conveniently d. usefully


19. If you want to send a document and do
not want to lose its original shape, our
facsimile service will help you.


a. post b. express


parcel d. fax


20. She had been assisted by a stranger
__________ her motor and drove her to safety,


a. who started b. whom starting
c. starting d. that will start


21. With our senses, we perceive
everything __________ .


a. is around us b. that is around


us c. whom is


around us d. whose is


around us


22. The volunteers, __________ enthusiasm
was obvious, finished the work quickly.


a. who b. whom


d. that


23. The musicians __________ yesterday have
played together for many years.


a. to who we listened b. who we
listened to c. to that we
listened d. to whom we
listened .


24. Many scientists have claimed that
__________ like music are often good at
mathematics.


a. children b. children who
children whom d. whose children
25. The student __________ had an impressive
record.


a. the prize was awarded
prize was awarded


c. to whom the prize was awarded


the prize was awarded


26. Those __________ have used our services
for more than one year can enter the
competition.


a. who b. whom


d. whose


27. I think it was your Dad __________ .


a. phoned b. phoning


that phoned d. which phoned
28. That man is a newcomer in our


company. Do you know him?


a. That man is a newcomer in our
company. Do you know whom?


b. That man who is a newcomer in our
company. Do you know him?


c. Do you know him that man is a
newcomer in our company?


d. Do you know that man who is a
newcomer in our company?



29. Yesterday I went to __________ I had
never been to before.


a. Thanh Ba Post Office, that
Thanh Ba Post Office where
c. Thanh Ba Post Office which


Thanh Ba Post Office, which


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a. who b. whom


that d. whose


<b>Choose the best sentence that can be made</b>
<b>from the cues given.</b>


31. yesterday / I / go / Thanh Ba Post
Office / send some money / my brother / the
city


a. Yesterday I went to Thanh Ba Post
Office where to send some money to
my brother who was in the city.


b. Yesterday I went to Thanh Ba Post
Office to send some money to my
brother in the city.


c. Yesterday when I went to Thanh Ba


Post Office sending some money to
my brother in the city.


d. Yesterday I went to Thanh Ba Post
Office and sending some money to my
brother in the city.


32. I / arrive / 7 am / the post office / open
a. When I arrived at 7 a.m., the post office


which had just been opened.


b. When I arrived at 7 a.m., the post office
had just been opened.


c. I arrived at 7 a.m. when the post office
had just been opened.


d. I arrived at 7 a.m. at the time the post
office had just opened.


33. the staff / help / me / send the money /
very helpful and courteous


a. The staff helped me to send the money
were very helpful and courteous.
b. The staff that helped me to send the


money which were very helpful and
courteous.



c. The staff whom helped me to send the
money they were very helpful and
courteous.


d. The staff that helped me to send the
money were very helpful and
courteous.


34. the service / good / only two hours
later / my brother / phone / he had received the
money


a. The service was so good that only two
hours later my brother phoned me to
say that he had received the money.
b. The service which was such a good


that only two hours later my brother
phoned me to tell that he had received
the money.


c. The service was such good that only
two hours later my brother phoned to
tell he had received the money.


d. The service was so good that only two
hours later when my brother phoned
to tell that he had received the money.
35. I / satisfied / the service / Thanh Ba


Post Office


a. I was satisfied with the service of
Thanh Ba Post Office.


b. So that, I was satisfied with the service
of Thanh Ba Post Office.


c. Nevertheless, I was satisfied with the
service of Thanh Ba Post Office.


d. I was satisfied with the service of
which Thanh Ba Post Office.


<b>Read the passage carefully and choose the</b>
<b>correct answer.</b>


Even where there is an efficient
‘door-to-door’ delivery system, there are additional
advantages in using Post Office (PO) boxes.
There are certain conveniences for using PO
boxes.


PO boxes allow mail to be picked up when
sorted, rather than when it is delivered to the
physical address, which will be some hours
later.


A mail user who regularly receives large
parcels or items that must be signed for may


find it convenient to pick up the rest of the mail
at the same time.


A mail user who moves frequently can keep
a mailing address.


A mail user may desire a more famous or
prestigious address. For example, in
Washington, D.C., many large P.O. box facilities
are located near or even outside city limits.


A business receiving large volumes of mail
may maintain separate post office boxes for
separate departments, such as one for sales, one
for customer service, to reduce the need to sort
internally.


PO boxes are more secure than many home
mailboxes, preventing mail theft and identity
theft.


If you live on a boat, PO boxes can serve as
your address, but are not necessary.


36. A PO box is more convenient for a mail
user who frequently moves,


a. True b. False


No information



37. If you use a PO box, you can get your
mail earlier than you use a door-to- door
delivery system.


a. True b. False


No information


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mail thieves. ,


a. True b. False


No information


39. Each business man rent only one PO
box.


a. True b. False


No information


40. If you live on a boat, the post office does
not allow you to rent a PO box.


a. True b. False


information


<b>Fill in each numbered blank with one</b>


<b>suitable word or phrase.</b>


A post office is (41) __________ authorized by
a postal system for the-posting, receipt,
sortation, handling, transmission or (42)
__________ of mail. Post offices offer mail-related
services (43) __________ post
office boxes, postage and packaging supplies.
(44) __________ addition, some post offices offer
(45)__________ postal services such as passport
applications and other government forms,
money orders, and banking services.


Post offices also (46) __________ post-office
boxes to people and businesses (47)


prefer not to have mail delivered to their home
or office, or who live or stay at addresses to (48)
__________ mail delivery is not (49)__________ .


The back rooms of a post office are a place
(50)__________ mail is processed for delivery. Mail
may also be processed in other post offices that
are not open to the general public.


41. a. services b. equipment


sending d. mailing


42. a. pass, b. giving



handle d. delivery


43. a. so b. such


such as d. so as to


44. a. For b. In


Of d. On


45. a. non b. nor


not d. no


46. a. lend b. borrow


rent d. employ


47. a. who b. whom


which d. that


48. a. who b. which


thatd. where


49. a. present b. free
d. available



50. a. where b. that


d. what




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<b>Choose the word which has the underlined</b>
<b>part pronounced differently from the rest.</b>


1. a. post b. busy


d. spacious


2. a. equipped b. delivered


transferred d. received


3. a. helps b. provides


documents d. texts


4. a. noisy b. subscribec.
service d. graphics


5. a. transfer b. newspaper



thousand d. relatives


<b>Choose a, b, c, or d that best completes each</b>
<b>unfinished sentence; substitutes the</b>
<b>underlined part; or has a close meaning to</b>
<b>the original one.</b>


6. What is your __________ in life? - Going out
with friends and enjoying delicious foods.


a. please b. pleasant
pleasure d. pleasing
7. You can pay for the goods on __________ .


a. deliver b. delivery
deliverable d. delivering
8. Those telephone companies have


launched major campaigns to increase
their number of __________ .


a. subscribe b. subscription
subscribers d. subscribing
9. Most schools and universities are now


equipped __________


surveillance cameras and other security
measures.



a. on b. for


in d. with


10.1had asked everyone to submit
questions __________ advance of the meeting,


a. in b.


c. ond.


11. It would be more convenient __________
you if you used the Express Mail Service,


a. for b. with


d. among


12. Those letters were sent by __________
surface mail.


a. a b. an


the d. ∅


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a. Express b. Message
Distribution d. Press


14. I wish you a speedy recovery from your
illness to return to work soon,



a. thoughtful b. gradual
courteous d. quick


15. John often uses Express Money
__________ to send money to his parents in the
countryside.


a. Change b. Exchange


Transfer d. Send


16. The Messenger Call Service helps you to
notify the recipient of the time and
place to receive the call.


a. receiver b. fax


call d. telephone


17. Fax __________ has become more and
more popular because it is cheap and
convenient.


a. exchange b. distance
sending d. transmission
18. Someone sent you a parcel this morning
and I put it on your table,


a. package b. letter



stamp d. fax


19. The class treasurer, __________ ,
announced the balance of the account.


a. to whom we gave the money
we gave the money


c. whose we gave the, money to
we gave the money


20. The engineers __________ designed the
building received an award.


a. which b. whom


d. whose


21. __________ is one of the most important
capitals in the world.


a. London, that the place I was born
London, which I was born
c. London, I was born,


where I was born,


22. Express Money Transfer is one of the
quickest ways __________ helps us to send money.



a. who b. whose


when d. that


23. Do you remember the time __________ we
first visited London?


a. which b. when


that d. on that


24. Sunday is the day __________ few people
go to work.


a. that b. which


when d. why


25. Do you know the reason __________ she


quit her job?


a. that b. which


when d. why


26. The government sent money and food
to the people __________ houses were
destroyed by the storm last week.



a. which b. that


whom d. whose


27. I will never forget __________ he said he
loved me.


a. the moment b. the moment
which c. the moment


when d. the moment in


that


28. It is very difficult to integrate yourself
into a community __________ is quite different
from yours.


a. whose culture b. the culture that
c. which culture d. that culture
29. He often finds fault with __________ he
describes as having no talent.


a. John Smith, whom b. John Smith,
that c. John Smith,
whose d. John Smith
who


30. The scheme is designed to help children


__________ have fallen on hard times.


a. that parents b. which parents
c. parents of which d. whose parents
<b>Error Identification</b>


31. The Post Office, that is a retail company
in the United Kingdom; formerly part of


A
B


the postal service Royal Mail, became a
separate entity in 1981.


C D
32. In 1823, the Post Office used
steamboats to carry mails and parcels between
post towns which


A
B C
D


no roads existed.


33. On February 22,1921, when mail was
flown both day and night for the first time
A B
C D



over the entire distance from San
Francisco to New York.


34. In 1930, more than 10,000 trains which
were used for moving the mail into every city,
town, and


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B C


village in the United States.
D


35. When railroad mail service began,
mostly letters were sorted on the trains, which
A
B C


were not equipping to distribute other
kinds of mail.


D


<b>Read the passage carefully and choose the</b>
<b>correct answer.</b>


In early colonial times, correspondents
depended on friends, merchants, and Native
Americans to carry messages between the
colonies. However, most correspondence ran


between the colonists and England, their
mother country. It was a very hard work to
handle so many letters like that. In 1639, the
first official notice of a postal service in the
colonies appeared. The General Court of
Massachusetts designated Richard Fairbanks’
tavern in Boston as the official place of mail
brought from or sent overseas, in line with the
practice in England and other nations to use
coffee houses and taverns as mail drops. Local
authorities operated post routes within the
colonies. Then, in 1673, a monthly post was set
up between New York and Boston. The service
was of short duration, but the post rider’s trail
became known as the Old Boston Post Road,
part of today’s U.S. Route 1. William Penn
established the first post office in 1683. In the
South, private messengers, usually slaves,
connected the huge plantations.


After the Boston revolution in September
1774, the colonies began to separate from the
mother country. A Continental Congress was
organized at Philadelphia in May 1775 to
establish an independent government. One of
the first questions before the delegates was how
to convey and deliver the mail.


36. In early colonial times, __________ .



a. the English did not know how to write
a mail


b. merchants were not allowed to send
letters


c. the US was the mother country of
many colonies


d. England had colonies


37. The first place which was used as a post
office was __________ .


a. a tavern b. a big house
an official place d. a coffee


38. In 1673, letters were sent from New
York and Boston, and vice versa __________ a
month.


a. once b. twice


three times d. four times
39. The first post office was set up in
__________


a. 1639 b. 1673


1683 d 1774



40. According to the passage, __________ had
to work as a mailman between the huge
plantations.


a. delegates b. governors
messengers d. slaves


<b>Fill in each numbered blank with one</b>
<b>suitable word or phrase.</b>


In many countries, (41)__________ in Africa
and the Middle East, there is no ‘door to door’
(42)__________ of mail. For example, (43)
__________ one post a letter to a street address in
Namibia, it will be (44)__________ to sender as
undeliverable. Consequently renting a post
office box has traditionally been (45)__________
only way to receive mail in (46)__________
countries, although some, like Jordan, are now
introducing home delivery.


Generally, post office boxes are rented from
the post office either by individuals
(47)__________ by businesses on a basis ranging
from monthly to annual, and the cost of rent
varies depending (48)__________ the box size: In
the US, the rental rate used (49)__________ the
same across the country. Now, however, a
postal facility can be in any of seven fee groups


by location; in (50)__________, certain customers
qualify for free box rental.


41. a. hardly b. particularly
gradually d. certainly


42. a. delivery b. receiving
sending d. service


43. a. must b. can


shouldd. will


44. a. exchanged b. mailed
d. returned


45. a. a b. an


the d. ∅


46. a. so b. such


such as d. as


47. a. or b. nor


but d. along


48. a. in b. of



on d. from


49. a. be b. being


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50. a. instance b. addition


example d. recent



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<b>Choose the word which is stressed</b>
<b>differently from the rest.</b>


1. a. document b. newspaper


competitive d. favorite


2. a. technology b. distribution
deliveryd. facsimile


3. a. notify b. origin


tomorrow d. courteous


4. a. become b. distance


daily d. morning



5. a. graphic b. subscribe


transmit d. receive


<b>Choose a, b, c, or d that best completes each</b>
<b>unfinished sentence; substitutes the</b>
<b>underlined part; or has a close meaning to</b>
<b>the original one.</b>


6. She was given the award for a lifetime of
public __________ .


a. serve b. service


servant d. serviceable
7. To become a novelist, you must be
__________ .


a. imagine b. imagination
imagining d. imaginative
8. Can you let me have the __________ of your
report? I can’t read this photocopy,


a. origin b. original
originally d. originate
9. I received that parcel __________ my sister
this morning, but I have not opened it yet.


a. to b. from



on d. over


10. Cunningham sent a note __________ me
thanking me for dinner.


a. with b. to


d by


11. Could you please help me __________ mail
delivery?


a. for b. on


with d. about


12. Britain has still been proud of the
cheapest postal __________ .


a. sending b. care


service d. delivery


13. The post is the public service or system
by which letters and __________ are
collected and delivered.


a. parcels b. faxes
documents d. graphics


14. The winner will be notified by post.


a. sent quickly b. acted
thoughtfully c. limited strictly


d. inform officially


15. A consultation paper has been __________
on the Internet inviting input from Net users.


a. served b. weighed


received d. posted


16. If you go to the post office, please post
these letters.


a. fax b. sign


send d. stamp


17. She felt __________ and protected when
she was with her parents.


a. thoughtful b. secure
spacious d. convenient
18. Opening the present __________ , she was
trembling with excitement.


a. her sweetheart had sent her that


sweetheart had sent her


c. to that her sweetheart had sent her
whose her sweetheart had sent her
19. My friend, __________ I visited last week,
is taking a holiday soon.


a. that b. whom


d. whose


20. My brother who lives abroad __________ .
a. returns to see us


see us


c. that returns to see us
returns to see us


21. He bought the present __________ from a
souvenir shop in Paris.


a. that he gave me
me it


c. that he gave it to me
it


22. The doctor are examining a patient
__________ was taken to hospital last night.



a. which b. who


d. whose


23. The park __________ I used to jog in has
been demolished.


a. which b. where


in which d. in where
24. Finding a cure for cancer is one of the
biggest challenges __________ medical researchers
face.


a. who b. when


why d. that


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a. whose b. which


that d. whom


26. I have to leave for London tomorrow,
__________ means I cannot go to the party with
you.


a. that b. which


when d. why



27. The film was about three young girls,
__________ are policewomen.


a. whom all b. all of who
of whom d. all of that
28. __________ has just won an international
scholarship.


a. David Pike, whose parents are both
teachers,


b. David Pike whose parents are both
teachers


c. David Pike parents of who are both
teachers


d. David Pike, whom parents are both
teachers


29. Is there anything __________ ?
a. I can do to help you that


can do to help you


c. that I can do to help you with it
do to help you


30. Money is not really __________ they have


often quarreled.


a. a reason which b. a reason that
a reason, why d. a reason why
<b>Choose the best sentence that can be made</b>
<b>from the cues given.</b>


31. I / write / express / some ideas / the
services of your Post Office


a. I wrote to express some ideas on
which the services of your Post Office.
b. I have written to express some ideas


on the services which is of your Post
Office.


c. I am writing to express some ideas on
the services of which is your Post
Office.


d. I am writing to express some ideas on
the services of your Post Office.


32. high quality equipment / your Post
Office / the best in the area


a. To buy high quality equipment, your
Post Office is the best in the area.
b. High quality equipment which makes



your Post Office seems to be the best
in the area.


c. With high quality equipment, your
Post Office seems to be the best in the
area.


d. High quality equipment, your Post
Office to be the best in the area.


33. I / satisfied / the staff / polite and
helpful


a. I am so satisfied that with the staff,
who are often polite and helpful.
b. I am very satisfied with the staff, that


are often polite and helpful.


c. I am quite satisfied with the staff, who
are often polite and helpful.


d. I am too satisfied with the staff, which
are often polite and helpful.


34. the prices of the services / reasonable /
every pockets


a. The prices of the services which are


reasonable for every pockets.


b. As the prices of the services are
reasonable for every pockets.


c. I think the prices of the services are
reasonable for every pockets.


d. I think the prices of the services that
are reasonable for every pockets.
35. your Post Office / serve / better and
better


a. I want your Post Office will serve
better and better.


b. I hope your Post Office that will serve
better and better.


c. I hope your Post Office will serve
better and better.


d. I wish your Post Office will serve
better and better.


<b>Read the passage carefully and choose the</b>
<b>correct answer.</b>


Between the Revolutionary period and the
World War I, the United States post office was


set out to improve transportation of the post
office mails. From those early days to the
present, the post office has helped develop and
subsidize every new mode of transportation in
the United States. Transportation has been the
most important element in mail delivery. Even
when the general public had still suspected of
the security of a new means of transportation,
the post office experimented with inventions
that offered potential for moving the mail faster,
occasionally suffering embarrassment, ridicule,
or even abuse in the process:


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and airways that eventually spanned the
continent; ^


By the turn of the 19th century, the U.S. Post
Office had purchased a number of stagecoaches
for operation on the nation’s better post roads
-a post ro-ad being -any ro-ad on which the m-ail
travels - and continued to encourage new
designs to improve passenger comfort and carry
mail more safely.


36. The passage is about __________


a. transportation of the Post Office in the
US


b. the Post Office in the Revolutionary


period


c. the Post Office in the World War I
d. transportation and public ideas


37. According to the passage, the main
purpose of the Post Office is __________ .


a. to develop transportation


b. to apply new means of transportation
c. to deliver mail as safely and fast as


possible


d. to subsidize every new mode of
transportation


38. Which means of transportation used in
the Post Office is NOT referred in the passage?


a. train b. car


d. motorcycle


39. The Post Office __________ .


a. has never used helicopters in delivery
b. contributes income to build highways,



railroads, and airways


c. has never been the first to use a new
means of transportation


d. makes no contribution to build roads
40. Any road on which the mail travels is
called __________ .


a. motorway b. highway
c. national road d. post road
<b>Fill in each numbered blank with one</b>
<b>suitable word or phrase.</b>


Post Office service is (41) __________


developing with some certain inventions. The
first envelopes were made (42) __________ cloth,
animal skins, or vegetable parts. The
Babylonians (43)__________ their messages in thin
sheets of clay (44) __________ were then baked.


In 1653, a Frenchman, De Valayer (45)
__________ a postal system in Paris. He set up mail
(46)__________ and delivered any letters placed
in them if they used envelopes (47) __________
only he; sold. (48)__________ enemy put live mice
into the letter boxes and ruined De Valayer’s
business.



A schoolmaster from England, Rowland Hill
(49)__________ the adhesive postage stamp in
1837, an act for (50) __________ he was
knighted. Through his efforts the first stamp in
the world was issued in England in 1840. Hill
created the first uniform postage rates that
were based on weight, rather than size.


41. a. more b. more and


more c. the more d. the most


42. a. of b. in


for d. about


43. a. hugged b. embraced


wrapped d. rolled


44. a. that b. whom


whose d. when


45. a. established b. erected
rebuiltd. discovered


46. a. contains b. cans
bottlesd. boxes



47. a. whom b. where


whose d. which


48. a. A b. An


The d. ∅


49. a. operated b. worked


invented d. examined


50. a. what b. which


that d. whom



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<b>Choose the word which is stressed</b>
<b>differently from the rest.</b>


1. a. custom b. country
gather d. because


2. a. symbol b. practice
person d. embrace .



3. a. family b. different
religion d. interesting


4. a. celebrate b. important
usually d. difficult


5. a. people b. certain
winterd. select


<b>Choose the word which has the underlined</b>
<b>part pronounced differently from the rest.</b>


6. a. religion b. grape
begin d. good


7. a. symbol b. climber
comb d. lamb


8. a. practice b. iron
spring d. from


9. a. Spain b. person


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10. a. large b. gather


good d. again


<b>Choose a, b, c, or d that best completes each</b>
<b>unfinished sentence; substitutes the</b>
<b>underlined part; or has a close meaning to</b>


<b>the original one.</b>


11. __________ is a way of behaving or a belief
which has been established for a long time.


a. Celebration b. Custom
Practice d. Religion


12. People often gather before midnight to
welcome the New Year.


a. come together b. go apart
come into being d. get out


13. On the first day of the New Year people
__________ each other “Happy New Year”.


a. hope b. say


believe d. wish


14. You should make certain that everyone
understands your instructions,


a. safe b. interesting c.
different d. sure


15. __________ is the belief in and worship of a
god or gods, or any such system of belief and
worship.



a. Religion b. Tradition
Celebration d. Practice


16. In some cultures, people embrace each
other to show their love and sympathy,


a. hug b. shake


kiss d. glance


17. I am very __________ in knowing more
about the customs of many countries.


a. interest b. interested
interesting ‘d. interestingly
18. Can you please tell me the __________


between Vietnamese New Year’s
celebration and Chinese one?


a. different b. differently
difference d. differ


19. He tried to get into teacher training
college but with no __________ .


a. luck b. lucky


d. luckiest



20. Your belief of religion is quite different
__________ mine.


a. with b. against


between d. from


21. What do you like to do best __________
New Year’s Eve?


a. for b. at


on d. in


22. John waved his hand and said, “Good
luck __________ you!”


a. for b. at


with d. to


23. Most countries in __________ world
celebrate New Year’s Day.


a. a b. an


the d. 0


24. ‘You know that little Italian


restaurant’.-‘__________ I mentioned in my letter?’


a. The one which b. One that
ones which d. The one whom
25. She’s one of __________ love to be the
center of attention.


a. that b. those who


whom d. those whom


26. __________ I had not seen for a long time,
came to attend Peter’s wedding.


a. Many of my old classmates


Many of-my old classmates, whom
c. Many of my old classmates, that


Many of my old classmates whom
27. If his office had called, __________ ?


a. did he return to work
would he return to work


c. he would have returned to work
would he have returned to work
28. She would not have left early if she
__________ a good reason.



a. does not have b. did not have
has not have d. had not had
29. We do not go out because of the rain.


a. We will go out if it does not rain.
b. We would go out if it did not rain.
c. We would have gone out if it had not


rained.


d. We would not go out if it had not
rained.


30. __________ in your position, I would have
another check.


a. If I am b. Unless I was


Were I d. Was I


31. Keep silent __________ I will send you out.


a. if b. unless


provided that


32. Without air and water, human beings
__________ .


a. will not survive


survive


c. would not survive
have survived


33. It is an Australian company __________
features a red kangaroo.


a. logo b. whose logo


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books, the first of __________ I really enjoyed.


a. which b. that


whom d. who


35. They intend to repair their house,
__________ was flooded with water.


a. whose basement b. that, basement
c. the basement that


d. which basement
<b>Error Identification</b>


36. When Tet holiday is coming, I myself
really enjoy the time before Tet when is very
exciting.


A B


C D


37. At that time, all commercial centers are
very crowded with people who comes to buy
food and



A B C D


things to prepare for Tet.


38. Houses are cleaned and decorating with
flowers, usually apricot and peach.


A B
C D


39. On the first day of the New Year, when I
often go to the pagoda to pray for luck and
happiness,


A
B


and I also enjoy some special foods.
C D


40. The second day of Tet is the time at that
I go to visit my relatives and friends.



A B C
D


<b>Read the passage carefully and choose the</b>
<b>correct answer.</b>


To Vietnamese people, New Year’s Eve is the
most sacred time of the year. Therefore, the first
houseguest to offer the first greeting is very
important. If that particular guest has a lot of
good luck and is wealthy, well respected, well
educated, Successful, famous, etc., then the
family believes that they will receive luck and
good fortune throughout the year. The belief of


<i>xong dat still remains nowadays, especially</i>


among families with businesses.


Flower buds and blossoms are the symbols
for new beginning. These two distinctive
flowers are widely sold and purchased during
<i>Tet. Hoa Mai are the yellow apricot flowers</i>
<i>often seen in Southern Viet Nam. Hoa Mai are</i>
more adaptable to the hot weather of southern
regions, thus, it is known as the primary flower


<i>in every home. Hoa Dao are the warm pink of</i>
the peach blossoms that match well with the
dry, cold weather from the North. Tet is not Tet


<i>if there is no sight of Hoa Mai in the South or</i>


<i>Hoa Dao in the North in every home.</i>


41. Vietnamese people expect very much
from the first houseguest on New Year’s Eve.


a. True b. False


No information


42. Any first houseguest who is poor and
unsuccessful can get a warm welcome,


a. True b. False


No information


43. All flowers are used for decorating
houses.


a. True b. False


No information


44. Many Vietnamese people who live in
<i>the South like Hoa Dao very much,</i>


a. True b. False



No information
<i>45. Hoa Dao is pink.</i>


a. True b. False


No information


<b>Fill in each numbered blank with one</b>
<b>suitable word or phrase.</b>


One of the (46) __________ of Tet is cleaning
and, decorating houses. Houses are often
cleaned and decorated before New Year’s Eve.
The kitchen needs (47) __________ before
the 23rd<sub> night of the last month. (48) __________ ,</sub>


the head of the household cleans the dust and
(49)__________ from the ancestral altars. Some
people may (50) __________ their house and
decorate with, festive items.


(51) __________ new clothes is often
(52)__________ exciting part of the Vietnamese
New Year (53)__________ children. Parents
usually purchase new clothes and shoes for
their children a month prior to the New Year.
(54)__________ , children cannot wear their new
clothes (55)__________ the first day of the New
Year and onward. The best outfit is always worn
on the first day of the year.



46. a. habits b. customs


symbols d. odds


47. a. to clean b. clean


cleaning d. cleaned


48. a. Usually b. Strangely
Luckily d. Excitedly


49. a. ashes b. smoke


fog d. mist


50. a. recover b. repaint


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51. a. Putting b. Taking
Wearing d. Washing


52. a. more b. the more
most d. most


53. a. with b. beside


between d. among


54. a. Moreover b. Although



As d. However


55. a. up b. to


at d. until



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<b> BÀI T P T LU N</b>

<b>Ậ</b>

<b>Ự</b>

<b>Ậ</b>



<b>I. Below are the transcriptions of some</b>
<b>words. Write the orthographic forms of the</b>
<b>words.</b>


<b>II. Complete each sentence with the correct</b>
<b>form of the verb in the box.</b>


equip bother transmit notify install


upgrade transfer subscribe deliver satisfy
1. Newspapers typically are __________ early
in the morning.


2. They spent a lot of money __________ the
hospital with the most modern equipment.


3. The system __________ information over
digital phone lines.



4. Why __________ asking if you’re not really
interested?


5. Cameras have been __________ on public
transport in the hope of deterring crime.


6. You can __________ to the magazine for as
little as $32 a year.


7. Nothing __________ her so much as doing a
good job.


8. I’d like __________ $1000 from my
MasterCard to my checking account.


9. You’ll need __________ your hard drive to
4Mb before running this software.


10. The Messenger Call Service helps you
______ the recipient of the time and place to
receive the call.


<b>III. Fill in each blank with the correct form of</b>
<b>the word in brackets.</b>


1. All mail __________ were suspended during
the postal workers’ strike, (deliver)


2. It’s only common __________ to thank
someone when they help, (courteous)



3. Do you wish to take .out a full
twelve-month __________ to the journal? (subscribe)


4. We offer a wide range of goods at very
__________ prices, (compete)


5. If you are __________ with our service,
please write to the manager, (satisfy)


6. A wire transfer happens when you send
money to somebody __________ (electronic)


7. Fax ______has now become a cheap and
convenient way to transmit texts over distances,
(transmit)


8. Almost all of the guests were able to fit
into the __________ living room, (space)


9. Epoch Times is the most widely __________
newspaper in the world. (distribute)


10. How much was the __________ on that
letter? (post)


11. The government aims to improve public
__________ , especially education and
public health, in rural areas, (serve)
12. Megarider tickets are __________ i.e. can


be used by another person, (transfer)


<b>IV. Write all the pronouns possible to</b>
<b>complete each sentence. Write 0 if the</b>
<b>sentence is correct without adding a</b>
<b>pronoun.</b>


1. We talk about the party __________ Sarah
wants to organize for my birthday.


2. To get to Frank’s house, take the main
road __________ bypasses the village.


3. The paintings __________ Mr. Flowers has in
his house are worth around £100,000.


4. Mrs. Richmond, __________ is 42, has three
children.


5. Don is a friend __________ I stayed with in
Australia.


6. She was probably the hardest working
student __________ I’ve ever taught.


7. Stevenson is an architect __________
designs have won international praise.


8. The Roman coins, __________ a local farmer
came across in a field, are now


displayed in the National Museum.
9. Dorothy said something __________ I
couldn’t hear clearly.


10. There was a little __________ we could do
to help her.


11. He received a low mark for his essay,
__________ was only one page long.


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__________ trading is more healthy than our own.
13. Professor Johnson, __________ I have long
admired, is visiting the University next week.


14. The man __________ I introduced to you
last night may be the next president of the
university.


15. These walls are all __________ remain of
the city.


<b>V. Write the information in brackets as a</b>
<b>relative clause (defining or non-defining) in</b>
<b>an appropriate place in the sentence. Give</b>
<b>alternative relative pronouns if possible.</b>
<b>(Use 0 to indicate ‘no relative pronoun.)</b>


1. Julia’s father has just come back from a
skiing holiday, (he is over 80)



...
2. The problems faced by the company are


being resolved. (I’ll look at these in detail in a
moment)


...
3. She was greatly influenced by her farther,


(she adored him)


...
4. Parents are being asked to take part in the


survey, (their children are between four and
six)


...
5. He isn’t looking forward to the time, (he


will have to leave at that time)


...
6. The Roman coins are now on display in


the National Museum, (a local farmer
came across them in a field)


...
7. - He pointed to the stairs, (they led down



to the cellar)


...
8. These drugs have been withdraw from


sale, (they are used to treat stomach ulcers)


...
9. The singer had to cancel her concert, (she


was recovering from flu)


...
10. The minister talked about the plans for


tax reform, (he will reveal them next month)


...
11. We went to the Riverside Restaurant. (I


once had lunch with Henry there)


...
12. My aunt is now a manager of a


department store, (her first job was
filling shelves in a supermarket)


...


13. John Graham’s latest film is his first for


more than five years, (the film is set in
the north of Australia)


...
14. The newspaper is owned by the Mears


group, (its chairperson is Sir James Bex)


...
15. The Master’s course is no longer taught.


(I took this course in 1990)


...
<b>VI. If necessary, correct or make</b>


<b>improvements to these sentences. If they are</b>
<b>already correct, write </b>


1. He just said anything which came into his
head.


2. Yesterday was the hottest day I can
remember.


3. There isn’t much can go wrong with the
machine.



4. Thieves whom stole paintings from
Notfort art gallery have been arrested in Paris.


5. It may be the most important decision
which you will ever take.


6. The boy took the photograph was paid
£100.


7. The Southham Chess Club, that has more
than 50 members, meets weekly on Friday
evenings.


8. The clock makes a noise what keeps me
awake at night.


9. Last night the orchestra played three
symphonies, one of them was Beethoven’s
Seventh.


10. She is one of the kindest people who I
know.


<b>VII. Choose the best answer.</b>


1. Post office is a place __________ you can
buy stamps, mail letters and packages, and
receive mail.


a. that b. which



where d. in which


2. Do you know the date __________ we have
to hand in the essay?


a. which b. in which


on that d. when


3. My uncle __________ you met yesterday is a
lawyer.


a. which b. who


whose d. to whom


4. The council is in discussion with Lord
Thomas, __________ land most of the village is
built on.


a. who b. whom


d. that


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class, are very eager to learn,


a. whose b. who


d. when



6. Regina, __________ you have never met
before, is a genius in painting.


a. that b. whose


whom d. whoever


7. The paintings __________ Mr. Flowers has
in his house are worth around $ 100,000.


a. which b. whose


what d. whom


8. Oxford, __________ attracts many tourists,
is often crowded in the summer.


a. that b. which


whose d. where


9. It’s the best film __________ has ever been
made about madness.


a. which b. whom


whose d. that


10. She cycled from London to Glasgow,


__________ is pretty good for a woman of 75.


a. that b. what


which d. where


11. Most folk songs are ballads __________
have simple words and tell simple stories,


a. what b. when


where d. that


12. __________ wins will go on to play
Barcelona in the final.


a. Who b. Whoever


Which d. Whichever


13. I think the reason __________ we get on so
well is that we both enjoy talking.


a. why b. which


that d. what


14. Children __________ diets contain high
levels of protein do better in examination.



a. who b. of whom


whose d. ∅


15. I’m sure that Keith will do well at
university, __________ one he
goes to.


a. which b. whichever


where d. wherever


<b>VIII. Fill in each blank with an appropriate</b>
<b>preposition.</b>


1. We take great pride __________ offering the
best service in town.


2. This post office is equipped __________
advanced technology __________ transaction.


3. What is the Messenger Call Service used
__________ ?


4. Let us take care __________ your postal and


telecommunication needs for now and ever.
5. We subscribe __________ all the main
medical journals.



6. This computer isn’t capable __________
running this software.


7. She seemed satisfied __________ the
results.


8. She was fiercely proud __________ family
traditions and continuity.


9. I was useful __________ them because I
could speak French.


10. I am living away __________ my family and
my relatives.


<b>IX. Complete the second sentence so that it</b>
<b>has a similar meaning to the first one.</b>


1. I live in the town not far from the capital.


The town ...
2. Nobody does it better than you.


There isn’t...
3. Thanks to Laura’s report. I was able to


finish the project.


Had...
4. He got down to writing the letter as soon



as he returned from his walk.


No sooner...
5. That question cannot be answered


satisfactorily.


There is...
6. It is my impression that she’s enjoying


her new job a great deal.


She seems ...
7. The secretary didn’t reply me for ten


days.


No reply...
8. All of those present were in agreement


with the proposal.


Everyone...
9. It’s a pity it’s too late to do anything


about it.


I wish...
10. She was so good to me that I’ll always



remember it.


I’ll always remember...


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<b>---TEST 1</b>



<b>I. PRONUNCIATION</b>


<b>Choose the word that has the underlined</b>
<b>part pronounced differently from that of the</b>
<b>others.</b>


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2. a. ready b. friend


telephone d. speedy


3. a. subscribe b. facsimile


pride d. provide


4. a. spacious b. courteous


document d. technology


5. a. commune b. security
punctuality d. distribute


<b>II. LANGUAGE FOCUS</b>


<b>A. Choose the word or phrase - a, b, c or d</b>
<b>- that best completes the sentence or</b>
<b>substitutes or the underlined word or</b>
<b>phrase.</b>


6. You can subscribe to your favorite
newspapers and magazines __________ the
nearest post office.


a. in b. on


d. at


7. He is very capable __________ learning and
understanding things.


a. with b. of


d. about


8. Thanh Ba Post Office provides customers
__________ the Messenger Call Services.


a. with b. for


d. to


9. The post office offers the __________ Mail


Service which is particularly fast,


a. Secure b. Efficient
Express d. Reliable


10. We are proud of our __________ staff, who
are always friendly and efficient.


a. well-done b. well-appointed
c. well-behaved d. well-trained
11. The hotel staff are always friendly and
courteous.


a. efficient b. polite
d. perfect


12. There was no mention of the incident in
the national press.


a. television b. newspapers
Internet d. radio


13. I need to __________ £1,000 to my
daughter’s account.


a. transfer b. transform
transmit d. transact


14. __________ to the magazine can take
advantage of this special offer.



a. Subscribe b. Subscription
Subscribing d. Subscribers
15. __________ is someone who works from


home on computer and communicates
with their office by telephone, fax, or
e-mail.


a. Telecomputer b. Telecommuter


c. Telephonist


Telemarketer


<b>B. Choose the word or phrase - a, b, c or d</b>
<b>- that best completes the sentence.</b>


16. My mother __________ enjoys hill walking.
a. who is in her seventies


, that is in her seventies
c. , which is in her seventies


, who is in her seventies


17. She’s one of the kindest people __________
.


a. that I know b. who I know


whose I know d. which I know
18. Where is the house __________ ?


a. where they are living
which they are living
c. where they are living there


where they are living in


19. She lives in the house __________ .
a. which has the red door


door


c. that with the red door
door


20. Mark Twain is an author __________ I like
best.


a. his books b. that books
the books of whom d. whose books
21. The problem __________ never occurred.


a. I hadn’t expected it
expected it


c. who I had expected
expected



22. In 1850, Yale University established
Sheffield Scientific School, __________ .


a. engineers were educated there
where engineers were educated
c. in which were engineers educated


where were engineers educated


23. We’ve tested three hundred types of
boot, __________ is completely waterproof.


a. none of them b. none of that
none of which d. none of whose
24. A keystone species is a species of plants


and animals __________ absence has a
major effect on an ecological system.
a. that its b. its


whose d. with its


25. William Samuel Johnson, __________
helped write the Constitution, became
the first president of Columbia College
in 1787.


a. whom he had b. who had


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<b>C. Choose word or phrase A, B, C or D </b>


<b>-that needs correcting.</b>


26. Fred, who usually conducts the choir
rehearsals, did not show up last night because
he had an


A
B
C


accident on his way to the practice.
D


27. I think whatever was responsible for
damaging the trees should be fined or sent to
prison.


A
B C D


28. Now that I no longer have to wear
uniform, I’ll be able to wear which I want.
A B
C D


29. Ripe fruit is often stored in a place
where contains much carbon dioxide so that the
fruit will not


A B C


decay too rapidly.


D


30. The town we visited was a four-days
journey from our hotel, so we took the train
instead of the


A B
C D


bus.
<b>III. READING</b>


<b>A. Fill in each blank with one appropriate</b>
<b>word from the box.</b>


employees electronic everything monthly food
employers deposit account receives automatically


<b>ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFER</b>
In the future, machines will take the place of
many bank tellers. A new system (31) __________
funds transfer (EFT) allows the bank or the
customer to move money from one (32)
__________ to another. For example, a worker
receives her (33)__________ paycheck, her salary.
Her employer, the company that she works for,
can (34)__________ her salary into her checking
account directly. She does not have to go to the


bank. Her bank can also pay her monthly
(35)__________ : the telephone, the water, the gas,
and the electricity. It will also be possible for
her to pay for (36) __________ at the
supermarket by EFT. The supermarket will (37)
__________ withdraw money from her account at


the bank to pay for the food that she buys.
Some (38)__________ already deposit their
employees’ checks in the bank directly.
(39)__________ , in the future,
people will not money, and machines will pay
for (40) __________


<b>B. Read the passage carefully, then</b>
<b>choose the correct answers.</b>


Sometimes mail arrives at the post office,
and it is impossible to deliver the mail. Perhaps
<i>there is an inadequate or illegible address and</i>
no return address. The post office cannot just
throw this mail away, so this becomes "dead
mail." This "dead mail" is sent to one of the U.S.
Postal Service's dead mail offices in Atlanta,
New York, Philadelphia, St. Paul, or San
Francisco. Seventy- five million pieces of mail
can end up in the dead mail office in one year.


The staff of the dead mail offices have a
variety of ways to deal with all of these pieces of


dead mail. First of all, they look for clues that
can help them deliver the mail; they open
packages in the hope that something inside will
show where the package came from or is going
to. Dead mail will also be listed on a computer
so that people can call in and check to see if a
missing item is there.


However, all of this mail cannot simply be
stored forever; there is just too much of it.
When a lot of dead mail has piled up, the dead
mail offices hold public auctions. Every three
months, the public is invited in and bins
containing items found in dead mail packages
are sold to the highest bidder.


41. Which of the following is the best title
for the passage?


a. The U.S. Postal Service


Responsibilities at The U.S. Postal
Service


c. Why is Mail Undeliverable
Offices


42. Dead mail is mail that __________
a. has no use



read and thrown away
c. is unwanted


undeliverable


<i>43. The word ‘illegible’ in line 2 is closet in</i>
meaning to which of the following?


a. incomplete b. missing
unreadable d. incorrect
44. According to the passage, how many
dead mail offices does the U.S. Postal Service
have?


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d. 75


45. Which of the following is NOT
mentioned as a way that post office staff
members deal with dead mail?


a. They search for clues.
dead mail away,
c. They open dead mail


dead mail on a computer


46. The passage indicates that dead mail
auctions are held __________ .


a. once a year b. twice a year


three times a year d. four times a
year


<b>IV. WRITING </b>


<b>From the four words or phrases - a, b, c</b>
<b>or d - choose the one that best completes the</b>
<b>sentence.</b>


47. After seeing a movie based on a novel,
__________ .


a. the book was read by many people
the book made many people want to
read it


c. many people want to read the book
the reading of the book interests many
people


48. __________ are considered humorous is
mainly to his characters’ use of slang,


a. Damon Runyan’s stories
Runyan’s stories, which
c. That Damon Runyan’s stories


Because Damon Runyan’s stories
49. In order to grow vegetables properly,
gardeners must know __________ .



a. that the requirements for each
vegetable


b. what the requirements for each
vegetable are


c. what are each vegetable’s
requirements


d. that is required by each vegetable
50. No sooner __________ , the phone rang.


a. had they arrived home that
arrived home that


c. did they arrive home than
arrived home than



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<b>---TEST 2</b>



<b>I. PRONUNCIATION</b>


<b>Choose the word that has the main stress</b>
<b>placed differently from the others.</b>


1. a. technology b. competitive



facsimile d. document


2. a. courteous b. subscribe
service d. customer


3. a. transit b. transmit
transactd. translate


4. a. capacity b. communal
secure d. imagine


5. a. installation b. disadvantage
dissatisfied d. disappointed
<b>II. LANGUAGE FOCUS</b>


<b>A. Choose the word or phrase - a, b, c or d</b>
<b>- that best completes the sentence.</b>


6. I suddenly came __________ a very valuable
book when we was in the bookshop.


a. up b. into


across d. down


7. Prices are going __________ in a worry way.


a. up b. over



away d. off


8. Does he tell you how he is getting
__________ his new colleagues?


a. on with b. on of
away with d. out of


9. I’d like to send this parcel express.
What’s the __________ on it?


a. cost b. price


postage d. value


10. An extra copy of each document was
supplied for onward __________ to head office.


a. transmit b. transmitted
transmitter d. transmission
11. We __________ to several sports channels
on television.


a. subscribe b. deliver


offer d. notify


12. The hotel offers a high standard of
service at __________ rates.



a. competing b. competent
competitive d. competition
13. If you want to send a document and do


not want to lose its original shape, our
__________ service will help you.


a. express mail b. facsimile
messenger call d. postal


14. __________ all the staff, I would like to
wish you a happy retirement.


a. On behalf of b. In place of
Instead of d. On account of
15. ‘__________ send this document to my
office by fax?’ ‘Certainly.’


a. Would you like b. Would you


mind c. Could you


d. Why not


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<b>-that best completes the sentence.</b>


16. Al painted his bedroom brown. It looks
dark and dready. He __________ a different color.


a. had to choose


chosen


c. must have chosen
been choosing


17. You __________ too hard lately. Take a
short vacation.


a. worked b. work


were working d. have been
working


18. In geometry, a tangent is a straight line
__________ a curve at only one point.


a. it touches b. whose


touching c. its touching
that touches


19. Ellen Swallow Richards became the first
woman ________, graduate
from, and teach at the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology.


a. to enter b. entering
entered d. who enter
20. I felt as if I __________ a confidence.



a. have betrayed b. would betray
had betrayed d. am betraying
21. __________ finds the treasure is entitled to
twenty five percent of it.


a. Who b. The people


who c. Whoever


who


22. The instrument panel of a light airplane
has at least a dozen instruments , __________


a. the pilot must watch
pilot must watch


c. which the pilot must watch them
such that the pilot must watch


23. Dr. Seuss, __________ was Theodor Seuss
Geisel, wrote and illustrated delightfully
humorous books for children.


a. his real name
his real name
c. with his real name


name



24. Diamonds are often found in rock
formations called pipes, _____ the throats of
extinct volcanoes.


a. in which they resemble
resemble


c. there is a Resemblance to
resemble


25. If we had known your new address, we
__________ to see you.


a. came b. will come


would come d. would have
come


<b>C. Choose the word or phrase - A, B, C or</b>
<b>D - that needs correcting.</b>


26. One of the most influence newspapers
<i>in the U.S is The New York Times, which is </i>
A B
C


widely distributed throughout the world.
D


27. The legal age which a person is


considered to be an adult is customarily 18.
A B
C D


28. Van Cliburn who studied piano from
1951 to 1954 and won multiple awards
between 1958 and


A B
C D


1960.


29. The man, of whom the red car is parked
in front of our house, is a prominent physician
in this


A B
C D


town.


31. Public health experts say that the
money one spends avoiding illness is less than
the cost of


A
B C


be sick.


B
<b>III. READING</b>


<b>A. Choose the word or phrase - a, b, c or d</b>
<b>- that best fits the blank space in the</b>
<b>following passage.</b>


Before the (31) __________ of the postage
stamp, it was difficult to send a letter to another
country. The sender paid for the letter to travel
in his or her (32)__________ country. Then the
person in other country paid for that part of the
trip. If the letter (33)__________ several countries,
the problem was worse.


Rowland Hill, a British teacher, had the
(34)__________ of a postage stamp with glue on
the back. The British post office made the first
stamps in 1840. A person bought a stamp and
put it on a letter. The post office (35)


the letter. When people received letters, they
didn’t have to pay (36)__________ . The letters
were prepaid.


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started making their own postage stamps very
quickly. There were still problems with
international mail. Some countries did not want
to accept letters with stamps (38)__________
another country. Finally, in 1874 a German


organized the Universal Postal Union (UPU).
Each country in the UPU agree to accept letters
with prepaid (39)__________ from the other
members. And now almost every country in the
world is a member of this organization. It takes
care (40)__________ any international mail
problems.


32. a. discovery b. invention
development d. creation
32. a. private b. particular


belonging d. own


33. a. travelled b- passed


crossed d. toured


34. a. belief b. idea


thought d. sense


35. a. delivered b. distributed


advanced d. provided


36. a. nothing b. something


anything d. everything



37. a. convenient b. widespread


extensive d. popular


38. a. from b. in


by d. since


39. a. post b. postage


.postal d. posting


40. a. for b. with


of d. over


<b>B. Read the passage carefully, then choose</b>
<b>the correct answers.</b>


A major revolution for the automated office
is electronic mail. The customary postal system
requires message written on paper to be'
transmitted physically from one location to
another. With electronic mail, messages are
converted into electronic signals, transmitted
anywhere in the world, and then changed back
into the original written form, all in several
seconds and minutes at most.


Through the use of video screens in


company offices, a single document can be
transmitted to hundreds of people in dozens of
branch offices at the same time. Thus, electronic
mail, along with databases, can be an important
asset in teleconferences. Furthermore, the use
of electric mail in the form of a ‘mailbox’
attached to a telephone is also of great value.
Since in offices many telephone calls go
uncompleted on the first attempt, with
electronic mail, two-way conversion is not


essential, so it reduces telephone use and saves
time.


Electronic mail is far more expensive than
the postal system, as it must compete for
transmission space on satellite, telephone, and
cable links. But planned increases in satellite
communications should lower the price and
assist in the spread of electronic mail.


41. The passage mainly discusses __________ .
a. the substitution of electronic mail for


the postal system


b. using electronic mail in the office
c. the uses of electronic mail


d. the cost of electronic mail.



42. It can be inferred from the passage that
the advantages of electronic mail are __________ .


a. its speed and utility
b. its low cost and efficiency


c. its use of the postal system and
telephone “mailbox”


d. its role in satellite communications
and teleconferencing


43. According to the passage, a document
can be shown to many people altogether via
__________


a. postal systems b. video screens
telephones d. branch offices
44. The passage implies that electronic mail
__________ .


a. will soon outlive its usefulness
b. is too costly for most offices


c. could never take the place of the
current postal system


d. will be used more often in the future
45. .Which of the following can be inferred


from the passage?


a. Electronic mail has more than one use
in the office setting.


b. Electronic mail saves money but not
time.


c. Electronic mail will eventually replace
the telephone.


d. Electronic mail is not a new
phenomenon.


<b>V. WRITING</b>


<b>A. Choose the sentence a, b, c or d </b>
<b>-which is closest in meaning to the printed</b>
<b>one.</b>


46. If he had hurried, he would have caught
the train.


a. He had to catch the train, so he was in
a hurry.


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c. He doesn’t hurry, so he won’t catch the
train.


d. The train was delayed, so he wouldn’t


have to hurry.


47. ‘Sorry madam, looking after the garden
is not my duty.’


a. He apologized for not looking after the
garden.


b. He promised to look after the garden.
c. He said that he was not responsible for


looking after the garden.


d. He asked me if looking after the garden
was his duty.


48. Although she has less teaching
experience than the other staff member,
she is one of the best teachers.


a. She is one of the best teachers because
she has taught longer.


b. Other members of the staff teach less
than she does.


c. She has the best experience of all the
teachers on the staff.


d. She is one of the best teachers in Spite


of her having less experience.


49. It’s thought that the accident was
caused by human error.


a. The accident took place because of
thoughtlessness.


b. Humans’ though lessens caused the
accident.


c. The accident is thought to have been
caused by human error.


d. The accident is thought to cause
human error.


50. Scientists say forests are being
destroyed by air pollution.


a. Scientists blame air pollution for the
destruction of forests.


b. Scientists are blamed for destroying
forests.


c. Forests are being destroyed by
scientists.


d. Forests account for air pollution.


<b>B. Choose the best sentence a, b, c or d </b>
<b>-made from the given cues.</b>


51. According/ Cook/ whose/ book/
published/ Thursday/ most/ disasters/
avoidable//


a. According to Cook, whose book was
published on Thursday, most disasters
are avoidable.


b. According to Cook, whose book was
published on Thursday, is the most


disasters is avoidable.


c. According to Cook whose book was
published on Thursday most disasters
are avoidable.


d. According to Cook, whose book was
published on Thursday, most disasters
is avoidable.


52. He/ not allow/ us/ go out/ boat/
yesterday/ as/ strong wind/ blow//


a. He didn’t allow us to go out in the boat
yesterday as strong wind blows.



b. He didn’t allow us to go out on the boat
yesterday as strong wind blows.


c. He didn’t allow us to go out on the boat
yesterday as strong wind was blowing.
d. He didn’t allow us to go out on the boat
yesterday as strong wind had blown.
56. I/ regret/ inform/ you/ not approved/


the loan//


a. I regret informing that you have not
been approved for the loan.


b. I regret to inform you that you have
not been approved for the loan.


c. I regret to inform that you have not
approved for the loan.


d. I regret to inform you that you wasn’t
approved for the loan.


57. We/ polluted/ air/ be/ smoke/
factories/ fumes/ motor vehicles//


a. What we have polluted the air with is
smoke of factories and fumes of motor
vehicles.



b. We are polluted the air which is smoke
from factories and fumes from motor
vehicles.


c. What we have polluted the air is
smoke from factories and fumes from
motor vehicles.


d. We polluted the air with smoke of
factories and fumes of motor vehicles.
58. Provided/ legible/ examiner/ accept/
handwriting answer//


a. Provided it is legible, the examiner
accepted your handwriting answer.
b. Provided it is legible, the examiner will


accept your handwriting answer.
c. Provided it is legible, the examiner is


accepted your handwriting answer.
d. Provided legible, the examiner is


accepted your handwriting answer.


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