Đề thi chọn học sinh giỏi cấp huyện THCS của Sở GD&ĐT Tỉnh Tiên Giang môn Anh năm học 2018-2019 - Học Toàn Tập

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PART I: LISTENING COMPREHENSION: (2.0 pts)

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Question 1: There are eight questions in this part. For each question, there are 3 pictures
and a short recording. Choose the letter A, B, or C corresponding to the correct picture.

1. What did the woman do on theweekend?

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---4. What are they going to buy Susan?

5. Where will the man and woman meet this evening?

6. What has the man not cleaned yet?

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PART II: READING COMPREHENSION: (6.0 pts)

Question 2: You are interested in taking up an activity which will help you improve your

fitness. Read the following advertisements and then answer the questions below.

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1. In which activity do you run the risk of getting sunburned?

A. 1 B.3 C. 4 D. 6

2. Which activity can you take up without having to pay anything?

A. 2 B.3 C. 4 D. 5

3.If you are into adventure, you should choose _

A.6 B.5 C.3 D.l

4.For whichactivity would a strong chest and strong arms be necessary?

A. 1 B.3 C. 4 D.6

5.Which activityclaims to be equallyfun for both men and women?

A. 1 B.3 C. 4 D.6

6.Which class teaches a technique that originated in an eastern country?

A.2 B.4 C. 5 D.6

7. For whichactivities would it bea good idea to make arrangements before attendinga session?

A.2and 4 B. 3 and 4 C. 1 and 2 D. 5 and6

8. Which activities would you not take up if you were only interested in improving your

physical condition?

A. 1 and 4 B.2 and 4 C. 3 and 5 D. 4 and 5

Question 3:Read the passage below and then state whether the following statements are

TRUE, FALSE or NOT GIVEN:

DAYDREAMING

Everyone daydreams sometimes. We sit or lie down, close our eyes and use our

imagination, think about something that might happen in the future or could havehappened in

the past. Most daydreaming is pleasant. We would like the daydream to happen andwe would

be very happy, itdid actually happen.We might daydream that we are in another person's place,

or doing something that we have always wanted to do, or that other people like or admire us

much more than theynormally do.

Daydreams are not dreams, because we can only daydream if we are awake.Also,we

choose whatour daydreams will be about, which we cannot usually do with dreams. With many

daydreams,we know that what we imagine is unlikely to happen.At least, if it does happen,it

probably will not do so in the way we want it to. However, some daydreams are about things

that are likely to happen. With these,our daydreams often help us to work out what we want to

do, or how to do it to get the best results. So, these daydreams are helpful. We use our

imagination to help us understand theworld and other people.

Daydreams can help people to be creative.People in creative or artistic careers, such as

composers,novelists and filmmakers,develop new ideas through daydreaming. Thisis also true

of research scientists and mathematicians. In fact,Albert Einstein said that imagination is more

important than knowledge becauseknowledge is limited whereas imagination is not

Researchinthe 1980sshowed that most daydreams are about ordinary, everyday events.

It also showed that over 75% of workers in so-called "boring jobs", such as lorry drivers and

security guards, spend a lot of time daydreaming in order to make their time at work more

interesting.Recent research has alsoshown that daydreaming has a positive effecton the brain.

Experiments with MRI brain scansshow that the parts of the brain linked with complex problem

- solving are more active during daydreaming. Researchers conclude that daydreaming is an

activity in which the brain consolidates learning. In this respect, daydreaming is the same as

dreaming during sleep.

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Although there do seem to be many advantages with daydreaming, in many cultures
it is considered a bad thing to do. One reason for this is that when you are daydreaming, you are
not working. In the 19th century, for example, people who daydreamed a lot were judged to be
lazy. This happened in particular when people started working in factories on assembly lines.
When you work on an assembly line, all you do is one small task again and again, every time
exactly the same. Itis rather repetitive and,obviously, you cannot be creative. So many people
decided that there was no benefit in daydreaming.

Other people have said that daydreaming leads to "escapism" and that this is not healthy,
either.Escapist people spend a lot of time living in a dream world in which they are successful
and popular, instead of trying to deal with the problems they face in the real world. Such people

often seem to be unhappy and are unable or unwilling to improve their daily lives. Indeed, recent
studies show that people who often daydream have fewer close friends than other people. In
fact,they often do not have any close friends at all.

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Statements True False

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1 People usually daydream when theyare walking around.

2 Some people can daydream when theyare asleep.

3 Some daydreams help us to be more successful in our lives.

4 Most lorry drivers daydream in their jobs to make them more

interesting.

5 Factory workers daydream more than lorry drivers.
6 Escapist people are generally very happy.

Question 4: Fill in each numbered blank with word(s) chosen from the list below to
complete the meaning of the passage.

EGYPTOMANIA

"Egyptomania" is a new art exhibition which has (1) at the Louvre Museum in Paris.

Itshows just how many images of Egypt have emerged through the ages and exainines why this
(2) culture has (3) to have such a powerful influence on the western
imagination. It has (4) all of the arts, from opera and cinema to architecture and
furniture design.Ittook five years to prepare the exhibition,which (5) more than 300
items,many of them on (6) from international museums as far away as Australia. It
has generally been thought that European (7) in Egypt started with Napoleon
Bonaparte's military campaign which lasted from 1798 to 1801,but the exhibition shows that
this is not the (8) . There are examples of Egyptian influence going back to the early
17th century. Queen Marie Antoinette, well known for her (9) of strange and exotic
things, played an important role in starting the (10) for Egyptian art in France. Her
bedroom ceiling in Versailles is painted with Egyptian images, and there are chairs and tables
decorated with small statues of young Pharaohs.

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(1) opened made launched come

(2) aged antiquated ancient antique

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(3) persisted remained lasted continued

(4) moved directed impressed influenced

(5) covers includes involves consists

(6) credit advance loan gift

(7) interest attention attraction curiosity

(8) situation event state case

(9) affection love care like

(10) custom style convention fashion

PART III: GRAMMAR & VOCABULARY :( 8.0 pts)

Question 5:

1. Pick out ONE word that has the underlined syllable pronounced differently from the

others in each case:

a. account, surround, nought, count, background

b. mosque, recipe, machete, catastrophe, apostrophe

c. confusion, explosion, pension, occasion, decision, vision

d. leopard, drunkard, standard, bombard, forward

2. Pick out ONE word that is of different topic or part of speech from the others in each

case:

a) royal, global, rental, legal, tidal

b) legendary, disciplinary, ordinary, monetary, commentary

c) blame, praise, criticize, scold, reprimand

d) cluck, purr, bark, foal, grunt, growl, moo, roar

Question 6:Write the verbs in the numbered brackets in its correct tense and form:

- Without gravity, you (1. fly) off into space.

- The letter said, "I regret (2. inform) you that your application

has been denied."

- Have you never wanted to get (3.marry) ?

- When the lady looked in her purse, she found she (4. rob)

--- It (5. recommend) that all luggage should bear a personal label.

- (6. work) a microwave oven, press the button on the control panel

to set the time.

- Marry recommended (7.try) the new French restaurant in the

centre.

___ (8.not be) so frank. Try to be a little more tactful.

Question 7:Fill in each blank in these sentences with the suitable form of the words in

brackets:

1. We are waiting for the of his plane. (arrive)

2. Thanks to the operation, my has improved considerably. I hope that after the

next one, Iwill not have to wear glasses at all. (see)

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3. She works as a at a hotel in Scotland. (receive)

4. Cigarettes, coffee, alcohol and other are known to have an adverse influence
upon human health. (add)

S. Look out! That crazy is going too fast. (cycle)

6. Mr. Brown was the at the meeting. (chair)

7. The successful candidate will have superb skills. (lead)

8. is a growing problem in rich countries as well as poor. (Home)

Question 8: Rewrite these sentences, using the words given in such a way that they remain
the same meaning as the original ones:

1. The psychiatrist asked her what she had dreamt about the night before.

"What ?" asked the psychiatrist.

2. He is said to be a very good pianist.

He has a reputation _

3. They regret doing business with him.

They wish _

4. It was easy for us to get tickets for the concert.

We have no

---S. The owners of the restaurants are usually very rich.

The people who _

6. An announcement of their engagement appeared in the local paper.

Their engagement _

7. Five years has been gone by since I last went to the movie theater.

I have

---8. The child was so afraid that he hid behind the sofa.

---PART IV: WRITING (4.0 pts)

Question 9: Is it necessary for kids to have any other duties at home except their homework?

Use your personal experience to explain your point of view. (120 -ISO words)

Question 10:You and your classmate intend to do some voluntary activities to help disabled

children in your local area. Write a conversation in about 20 conversational

exchanges, describing your preparation for such activities. (Begin with you as

Viet and your classmate as Nam.)

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