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BÀI TẬP ĐIỀN TỪ VÀO ĐOẠN VĂNE X 1 : Read the followin !a""ae# and $a%& the lette% '# B# (# o% ) on *o+% an"we% "heet toindi,ate the ,o%%e,t wo%d o% !h%a"e fo% ea,h of the -lan&" f%o$ . to 1/0George Orwell did not expect to be a successful writer. In fact, he spent much of his life anticipating

failure. In an essay about his schooldays, he wrote that until he was about thirty he always planned his

life with the (3)____that any maor underta!ing was bound to fail. "e wanted success and wor!ed hard

to (#) ____it but he was ne$er %uite able to gi$e up the notion that his efforts would always come up

short. &t the age of #', ()____before he died, he confided in his pri$ate noteboo! that a deep sense of

inade%uacy had haunted him throughout his career. "e stated that there had been literally not one day in

which he did not feel that he was being lay,

that he was behind with his current ob and that his rate of wor! was miserably small. *$en in the first

month safter the tremendous success of + &nimal arm - , he was %uic! discount his achie$ement ,

declaring that his next boo! was bound to be a failure

Of course , no conscientious author is e$er completely ( ' ) _ _ _ _ with their wor!, but Orwellsdoubts

were so (/)____that he often appeared more comfortable (0)____defeat than ac!nowledging success. In12#, after the publication of his eighth boo!, he (2)____to an admiring letter from another writer by

(1)____ out of his way to show the man why he was not (11)____of his praise. +It ma!es me laugh,-

he wrote, +to see you referring to me as +famous- and +successful-. I wonder if you (14)____ how little

my boo!s sell5-

Question3. A. forecast B. trust C. expectation D.

reliance

Question4. A. reach B. achieve C. fulll D.

manage

Question5. A. shortly B. presently C. recently

D. virtually

Question6. A. cheere B. assure C. gla

D. satise

Question!. A. lengthy B. persistent C. attache

D. convince

Question". A. granting B. amitting C. agreeing

D. allo#ing

Question$. A. returne B. respone C. ans#ere

D. enieQuestion%&. A. going B. moving C. setting D. leaving

Question%%. A. capa'le B. #orthy C. (ust D.

accepta'le

Question%) A. assume B. regar C. ac*no#lege D.

appreciate


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+,)- ea the follo#ing passage on native Americans/ an mar* the

letter A/ B/ C or D on your ans#er sheet to inicate the correct #or or

phrase for each of the 'lan*s from )% to 3&.

0he story of gol is an aventure involving *ings/ 1ueens/ pirates/

explores/ con1uerors/ an the native peoples they con1uere. 0hroughout history/ gol ha 2)%a magic spell over those it

touch. ol is 'eautiful an rare a soft shiny metal that can 'e

moule into many2)).7t has 'een use for money/ (e#ellery/

an to ecorate special 'uilings such as palaces an places of

#orship. 2)3the precious metal #as iscovere/ prospectors

rushe to mine it/ starting ne# cities an countries as they #ent. ol

an the people #ho love it have helpe shape the #orl #e live in

toay. ol is one of many elements/ orsu'stances that cannot 'e change 'y normal chemical 2)4/ that

are foun in the +arth8s crust. ol has a #arm/ sunny colour an

2)5it oes not react 2)6air/ #ater/ an most chemicals/ its

shine never faes. 7n its natural 2)! / gol is soft an easily

shape. 9hen heate to %/&6) Celsius it melts an can 'e

poure2)" mouls to form coins/ gol 'ars/ an other o'(ects.

:tories have 'een tol/ movies 2)$an legens 'orn a'out the

23&of the #orl8s great gol eposits. 7t is a saga of reams/gree/ am'ition an exploration.

Question )% A. *nitte B. se#n C. #oven D.

fole

Question )) A. formats B. outlines C. shapes

D. lines

Question )3 A. 9hoever B. ;o#ever C.


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Question )" A. into B. though C. at

D. #ith

Question )$ A. one B. mae C. compose D. 'uilt

Question 3& A. iscovery B. revelation C. etection

D. isclosure

+,3- ea the follo#ing passage on native Americans/ an mar* the

letter A/ B/ C or D on your ans#er sheet to inicate the correct #or or

phrase for each of the 'lan*s

A ?: 970+

@oanne o#ling 'ecame famous almost overnight. :he is the

23%of a highly successful series of 'oo*s for young people. @oanne has reamt of 'eing a #riter for as long as she can remem'er.

7n fact/ she has 'een23) stories an characters ever since she

#as a schoolgirl. 9hen she #as still 1uite young/ the family move to

a to#n calle Chepsto#. A family #ho live 233 #ere calle

otter/ an she use their name for the hero of her 'oo*s. :he an her

sister/ Di/ 234a

state school in to#n. At school/ she #as har#or*ing an rather

reserve. :he #as235goo at +nglish an languages. ;er talent for telling stories

mae her popular gure in the school. During 'rea*s 'et#een 236

she #as often surroune 'y a cro# of friens/ excite to hear

the 23! story she ha #ritten. :he often inclue her classmates

in her stories though they #ere not al#ays a#are of this 9hen she

left school/ @oanne succeee in getting a place at university. After

grauating/ she got a23" in


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Question 3 % A. composer B. author C. artist D.

novelist

Question 3 ) A. ma*ing up B. ta*ing up C. oing up

D. putting upQuestion 3 3 A. next B. across C. 'esies

D. near'y

Question 3 4 A. #ent B. attene C. fre1uente

D. stuie

Question 35 A. particularly B. a 1uite C. most D.

unexpecte

Question 36 A. tutorials B. lectures C. sessions

D. lessonsQuestion 3! A. recent B. last C. ultimate D.

latest

Question 3" A. certicate B. iploma C. egree

D. license

Question 3$ A. 'ro*e into B. 'ro*e out C. 'ro*e up D.

'ro*e o#n

Question 4& A. never somethingB. neither incomeC. no income D. not

at all

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Carefully conucte stuies that have follo#e the chilren of #or*ing

mothers have not 'een a'le to sho# any longterm pro'lems/

compare 2!%chilren #hose mothers stay at home. =y personal

2!) is that mothers shoul 'e allo#e to #or* if they #ish.

9hether #e li*e it or not/ there are a num'er of mothers #ho (ust

have to #or*. 0here are many #ho must #or* out of pure economic

2!3 . =any mothers are not 'orn to 'e full time parents. After

afe# months at home #ith a much love infant/ the feel trappe an

isolate. 0here are a num'er of options #hen it refers to choosing

chilcare. 0hese range from chil miners an nannies through to

ranny or the *in of lay across the street. 7n reality/ 2!4 many

parents o no have any choice they have to accept anything they can


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get. Be prepare Go 2!5 ho# goo the chilren may 'e/ some

chilren are going to protect #illy if they are left. 0his is a 2!6

normal stage of chil evelopment. Ba'ies separate

#ell in the rst six months/ 'ut soon after that they start to get a

crush on =um an close family 2!!. =a*e sure that in the rst#ee*/ you allo# plenty of time to help your chil 2!".All chilren

are ierent. :ome are inepenent/2!$ others are more

attache to their mothers. emem'er that if you #ant to o the 'est

for your chilren/ it8s not the 1uantity of time you spen #ith them/

it8s the 2"& that matters.

Question ! %A. to B. for C. #ith D. 'y

Question ! )A. vie# B. iea C. thought D. ecision

Question ! 3A. reason B. uty C. necessity D. tas*Question !4 A. ho#ever B. 'ut C. although D. therefore

Question ! 5A. #ay B. matter C. surprise D. exception

Question ! 6A. perfectly B. extremely C. very D. certainly

Question ! !A. people B. aults C. mem'ers D. gro#nups

Question ! "A. gro# up B. settle in C. 'ring up D.

calm o#n

Question n ! $ A. #hen B. #hile C. an D. as

Question " & A. 1uality B. attitue C. 'ehavior D.manner

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