Bài tập trắc nghiệm tiếng Anh 12 (Học kỳ II) Nguyễn Đặng Hoàng Duy



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UNIT 8: THE SWORD THAT CAN HEAL

A- TÖØ VÖÏNG

abnormality (n) dò taät

absorb (v) haáp thuï

accurate (adj) chính xaùc

beam (n) tia

birthmark (n) veát bôùt

blood vessel (n) maïch maùu

bone (n) xöông

cell (n) teá baøo

chemical (n) hoùa chaát

conceal (v) che daáu

conspicuous (adj)deã thaáy

deaf (adj) ñieác

deaf (n) ngöôøi ñieác

deafness (n) taät ñieác

delicate (adj) moûng manh

diseased cell (n) teá baøo beänh

drill (v) khoan

eardrum (n) maøng nhó

heal (v) chöõa laønh

inject (v) chích, tieâm

intensity (n) cöôøng ñoä

invaluable (adj) voâ giaù

nerve (n) daây thaàn kinh

patient (n) beänh nhaân

release (v) tieát ra

remove (v) tieâu huûy, khöû ñi

scalpel (n) dao moå

seal (v) haøn laïi

solidify (v) laøm raén laïi

strike (v) taùc ñoäng

surgeon (n) baùc só phaãu thuaät

surgery (n) phaãu thuaät

treat (v) ñieàu trò

treatment (n) söï ñieàu trò

untreatable (adj) khoâng theå ñieàu trò

vaporise (v) laøm boác hôi



CHUÙ YÙ:

- UNESCO, CARE, AIDS, UNICEF, NATO, UFO, WHO, VAT, radar

- WORD – FORM CHART


NOUN

ADJECTIVE

ADVERB

VERB

absorbent (chaát huùt nöôùc)

absorption (söï haáp thuï; söï ñam meâ)

absorbent (huùt nöôùc)

absorptive (thu huùt)

absorbed (ñam meâ)




absorb (haáp thuï)

deafness (taät ñieác)

(the) deaf (ngöôøi ñieác)



deaf (ñieác)




deafen (laøm ñieác)

(the) military (quaân ñoäi)

militarism (chuû nghóa quaân phieät)

military (thuoäc veà quaân ñoäi, quaân söï)

militaristic (quaân phieät)

militarily (theo quan ñieåm quaân söï)


militarize (quaân söï hoùa)

potential (tieàm löïc, khaû naêng; ñieän theá)

potential (tieàm naêng)







preference (söï öa thích hôn)

preferential (öu tieân)




prefer (thích hôn)


* TRAÉC NGHIEÄM BAØI ÑOÏC (SGK)

General points



  1. The general theme of the passage is “____.”

A. Military uses for the laser B. Cancer surgery

C. Surgical uses for the laser D. New technology in British hospitals



  1. “Ear surgery” is the best heading of ____.

A. Paragraphs A and B B. Paragraph C

C. Paragraph D D. Paragraph E



  1. The best heading of paragraph D is “____.”

A. Cosmetic surgery B. Ear surgery

C. Treating cancer D. The laser in British hospitals

Paragraphs A and B


  1. According to surgeons, lasers are used as ____.

A. the beam B. intensity C. accurate scalpels D. cancer cells

  1. Which of the following statements is TRUE?

A. Lasers are used to cut a human hair.

B. Lasers can kill cancer cells.

C. Cancers can’t be treated with lasers.

D. The diseased cells and their healthy neighbours are killed at the same time.



  1. The word “them” in line 17 refers to ___.

A. lasers B. satellites C. surgeons D. scientists

  1. What does “neighbours” in line 6 refer to?

A. cancers B. treatments C. lasers D. cells

  1. What is the main idea of paragraph B?

A. Diseased and healthy cells B. The laser used to treat cancer

C. Less accessible cancers D. A form of oxygen killing diseased cells

Paragraphs C, D and E


  1. The laser beam is invaluable in ear surgery because it ____.

A. carries sounds from the eardrum to the nerves

B. causes deafness

C. can remove bone

D. helps us hear well



  1. Which of the following statements is TRUE?

A. The laser is used to treat deafness.

B. We can hear sounds without the eardrum.

C. The laser beam makes bones solidify and causes deafness.

D. The laser vaporises the bone by touching the surrounding tissue.



  1. _____ are a mass of blood vessels.

A. cells B. tissues C. beams D. birthmarks

  1. Which of the following statements is TRUE?

A. The normal cells absorb much of the laser beam.

B. Birthmarks are untreatable.

C. Birthmarks can be treated with lasers.

D. The laser beam makes the birthmark conspicuous.



B- ÑIEÅM NGÖÕ PHAÙP CAÀN NHÔÙ

1) PHAÂN SOÁ

1/2: one/a half

1/3: one/a third

1/4: one/a fourth (quarter)

3/4: three fourths (quarters)

5 ½: five and a half


2) SO THAT = IN ORDER THAT

a) I was in a hurry so that I wouldn’t be late. (Toâi voäi vaõ ñeå khoâng bò treã.)

b) I come to this English speaking club. I want to improve my English.

---> I come to this English speaking club so that I can improve my English.

(Toâi ñeán CLB tieáng Anh naøy ñeå caûi thieän voán tieáng Anh.)

S + V + SO THAT/IN ORTHER THAT + S (+ Modal verb) + V

* CHUÙ YÙ:

- SO THAT / INORDER THAT + S + V ---> TO / IN ORDER TO / SO AS TO + V

---> I come to this English speaking club to improve my English.

- to / in order to / so as to + V ---> NOT to / in order NOT to / so as NOT to + V

I got up early not to be late for school. (Toâi thöùc sôùm ñeå khoâng treã hoïc.)

C- BAØI TAÄP TRAÉC NGHIEÄM

I- NGÖÕ AÂM:

Choïn moät töø coù phaàn gaïch döôùi ñöôïc phaùt aâm khaùc nhöõng töø coøn laïi.



  1. A. sword B. wear C. wet D. swamp

  2. A. beam B. comb C. black D. bomb

  3. A. surgery B. group C. gender D. general

  4. A. ear B. hear C. near D. heart

  5. A. doctors B. stops C. months D. locks

Choïn moät töø coù troïng aâm chính ñöôïc nhaán khaùc so vôùi nhöõng töø coøn laïi.

  1. A. military B. surgery C. delicate D. disease

  2. A. treatment B. inject C. potential D. release

  3. A. vaporise B. preferential C. scientist D. valuable

  4. A. conspicuous B. conventional C. operation D. abnormal

  5. A. conceal B. suffer C. absorb D. remove

II- TÖØ VÖÏNG: Choïn ñaùp aùn ñuùng nhaát.

  1. Every year, there are a lot of people who die of ______.

A. cancer B. cancel C. canyon D. concrete

  1. A new drug has just been invented to ______ flu.

A. increase B. decrease C. treat D. practice

  1. A laser beam’s ______ is enough to kill cancer cells.

A. intention B. intensive C. intend D. intensity

  1. He never felt comfortable because of his ______.

A. deafness B. deaf C. deafen D. deafened

  1. The acronym of UNO comes from ______.

A. United National Organisation C. United Nations Organise

B. United Nations Organisation D. United Nationality Organisation



  1. The surgeon tried to save the man, but unluckily, the ______ was unsuccessful.

A. acceptation B. operation C. generation D. liberation

  1. We cannot hear without ______.

A. eardrop B. eardrum C. earmark D. earring

  1. The acronym of WHO comes from ______.

A. World Helping Organisation C. World Health Organisation

B. Word Health Organisation D. Word Helping Organisation



  1. 5½ is pronounced ______.

A. five and a half B. five one two C. a half and fiveD. five with half

  1. She looks pretty although she has a ______ on her left eye.

A. birth mark B. birth place C. birth right D. birth control

  1. Using laser beams to cure illness requires ______.

A. certainty B. accuracy C. access D. necessity

  1. The acronym of NATO comes from ______.

A. North Atlantic Treaty Organising C. North Asian Treaty Organisation

B. North Atlantic Treat Organisation D. North Atlantic Treaty Organisation



  1. ¾ is pronounced ______.

A. three quarter B. third fourths C. three fourths D. A & C are correct

  1. After doing ______ service, he returned to the university and continued his study.

A. military B. militant C. soldier D. battle

  1. Being red, birthmarks ______ the laser beam strongly.

A. focus B. notice C. absorb D. interest

  1. The acronym of UNESCO comes from ______.

A. United Nations Education, Scientific and Culture Organisation

B. United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation

C. United Nations Education, Science and Cultural Organisation

D. United Nations Educational, Science and Cultural Organisation



  1. The word “laser” comes from the phrase “light application by stimulated emission of ______.”

A. radio B. radius C. radiation D. radial

  1. When laser beams are used, it is necessary to ______ the human eyes, which are very sensitive, from being damaged.

A. protest B. absorb C. invent D. protect

  1. The beam that is ______ by a laser differs from the light coming out of a flashlight.

A. emitted B. vomited C. submitted D. admitted

  1. The wound had already ______ and it left a scar.

A. hit B. kept C. sealed D. healed

III- NGÖÕ PHAÙP: Choïn ñaùp aùn ñuùng nhaát.

  1. The schoolboys are in a hurry ______ they will not be late for school.

A. so as to B. to C. for D. in order that

  1. I gave him my e-mail address ______ he could keep in touch with me.

A. that B. so that C. such that D. so as to

  1. We decided to join the English speaking club ______ improve our English.

A. so that B. so to C. in order D. to

  1. ______ learn how to use a computer, he decides to take lessons.

A. To B. In order to C. So as D. A & B are correct

  1. He walked silently ______ wake the other people.

A. to not B. to avoid C. so as to not D. in order not to

  1. She wore glasses and a wig ______ we couldn’t recognise her.

A. so that B. so as to C. in order to D. B & C are correct

  1. He locked the door ______ be disturbed.

A. in order not B. in order not to C. in order to not D. in order that he not

  1. ______ English fluently, we should practise speaking it whenever possible.

A. In order to speak C. To speaking

B. In order speak D. In order for speaking



  1. The boy always does his homework before class ______ be punished by his teacher.

A. so as not to B. so as to C. so that not to D. in order that not to

  1. Seat belt laws were introduced ______ traffic fatalities would be reduced.

A. in order that B. so as to C. such that D. provided that

  1. She phoned me ______.

A. so that she invites me to her party C. to invite me to her party

B. that she invited me to her party D. for she wanted to invite me to her party



  1. Mary took a taxi ______ she could arrive at the conference on time.

A. in order B. that C. so that D. A & B are correct

  1. Mary put on her scarf ______ she ______ not get cold.

A. so that / will B. to / would C. so as to / will D. so that / would

  1. I’ll give you my telephone number ______ phone me.

A. so that you can B. to C. want to D. A & B are correct

  1. She worked hard ______ everything would be ready by 6 o’clock.

A. that B. for C. in order that D. so as to

  1. I’m going to make an early start ______ get stuck in the traffic.

A. so that not B. not to C. so as to not D. in order not

  1. I work hard ______ help my family.

A. so as to B. in order to C. in order that D. A & B are correct

  1. My parents got up early this morning ______ park the car for our journey.

A. so that B. in order to C. because D. in case

  1. They got up ______ early in the morning that no one saw them leave the house.

A. too B. so C. in order to D. such

  1. She employed a secretary ______ type her letters and answer the phone.

A. in order that B. so that C. to D. for

IV- SÖÛA LOÃI: Choïn moät töø hoaëc cuïm töø gaïch döôùi caàn phaûi ñöôïc söûa.

  1. He practises speaking English every day in order to he can speak it fluently.

A B C D

  1. They are learning English in order to they can study in Singapore.

A B C D

  1. He was tired so that he could not continue his work.

A B C D

  1. Those students are trying their best in order that to get the scholarship.

A B C D

  1. Sound is carried from the eardrum to the nerves so as to we can hear it.

A B C D

  1. In order to helping human beings live longer and healthier, many scientists are

A B C

working hard so that they can invent new drugs.

D


  1. Many bridges in London are covered with wooden roofs so that it can be

A B C

protected from rain and snow.

D


  1. Please arrive on time in order to we will be able to start the meeting punctually.

A B C D

  1. The laser beam can attack directly and accurately the diseased cells that the

A B C

healthy neighbors are left unharmed.

D


  1. The laser beam seals blood vessels for the birthmark becomes less conspicuous.

A B C D

  1. My father and I do morning exercises every day so improve our health.

A B C D

  1. We learn English so that we having better communication with other people.

A B C D

  1. He studies very hard so that he can to pass his final exam next month.

A B C D

  1. They whispered in order that no one could not hear their conversation.

A B C D

  1. So as to not waste electricity, we turn out the lights when there is enough light.

A B C D

  1. Mary hid the novel under her pillow in order that her father not saw it.

A B C D

  1. The notices are written in several languages for everyone can understand them.

A B C D

  1. Mary went to the library in order so that she could borrow some books.

A B C D


  1. She is learning French in order to she will be able to speak it when she comes to

A B C D

Paris.


  1. Some young people like to earn their own living so as to be not dependent on

A B C D

their parents.



V- BIEÁN ÑOÅI CAÂU: Choïn ñaùp aùn ñuùng nhaát.

  1. “I try to study English well. I want to get a good job.” means ______.

A. I try to study English well so that I can get a good job

B. I try to study English well in order that I can get a good job

C. I try to study English well to get a good job

D. All are correct.



  1. “We preserve natural resources. We can use them in the future.” means ______.

A. We can use natural resources in the future so that we preserve them

B. We preserve natural resources that we can use them in the future

C. We preserve natural resources so that we can use them in the future

D. We preserve natural resources so as to we can use them in the future



  1. “His stomach cancer was too serious to have an operation.” means ______.

A. His stomach cancer was so serious that the doctor could not operate on him.

B. His stomach cancer was so serious to have an operation

C. His stomach cancer was too serious so that the doctor could not operate on him.

D. His stomach cancer was serious so that to have an operation



  1. “They did not want anyone to hear them. They whispered.” means ______.

A. They whispered in order to make everyone hear them

B. They did not want anyone to hear them so that they whispered

C. They whispered so that no one could hear them

D. They whispered in order that they could make everyone hear them



  1. “I spoke slowly. The foreigner could understand me.” means ______.

A. I spoke slowly so that the foreigner could understand me

B. The foreigner spoke slowly so that I could understand him

C. I spoke slowly to make the foreigner could understand me

D. A & B are correct.



VI- ÑOÏC HIEÅU

BAØI 1: Ñoïc kyõ ñoaïn vaên vaø choïn ñaùp aùn ñuùng nhaát.

Everyone has headaches from time to time. In the US, every year, up to 50 million persons go to the doctors because of headaches. If you have a headache and it continues over several days, or keeps recurring, it is time to go to the doctor. There is no magic cure for headaches, but doctors can control most of them because of recent research. Doctors say that there are several kinds of headaches. Each kind begins in a different place and needs a different treatment.



  1. Everyone______ has headaches.

A. always B. often C. usually D. sometimes

  1. When you have a headache and it continues over some days ______.

A. You should stay at home and it will disappear

B. You do not need to see a doctor

C. You should go to the doctor

D. You should have an operation



  1. Headaches______.

A. cannot be cured C. are untreatable

B. can be controlled by doctors D. All are correct..



  1. It is said that ______.

A. there is only one kind of headaches

B. there are only two kinds of headaches

C. there are only three kinds of headaches

D. there are several kinds of headaches



  1. Each kind of headaches ______.

  1. begins in a different place and needs the same treatment

  2. begins in a different place and needs the different treatment

  3. begins in a same place and needs the same treatment

  4. begins in a same place and needs the different treatment

BAØI 2: Ñoïc kyõ ñoaïn vaên vaø choïn ñaùp aùn ñuùng nhaát.

Lasers (the word "laser" comes from the phrase "light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation") have found widespread application in medicine. For example, they play an important role in the treatment of eye disease and the prevention of blindness. The eye is ideally suited for laser surgery because most of the eye tissue is transparent. Because of this transparency, the frequency and focus of the laser beam can be adjusted according to the absorption of the tissue so that the beam "cuts" inside the eye with minimal damage to the surrounding tissue. Lasers are also more effective than other methods in treating some causes of blindness. However, the interaction between laser light and eye tissue is not fully understood.



  1. What have found widespread application in medicine ?

A. eye surgery C. eye disease

B. lasers D. methods in treating blindness



  1. What does the word "laser" stand for?

A. light amplifying by stimulating emission of radiation

B. light amplification by stimulating emission of radiation



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