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ĐỀ ÔN TẬP ANH VĂN KHỐI 12 – ĐỀ 3 ĐỀ ÔN TẬP ANH VĂN KHỐI 12 – ĐỀ 3I. Pick out the word that has the underlined part pronounced differently from therest1. a. crime b. criminal c. prime d. crisis2. a. liked b. laughed c. earned d. missed3. a. capture b. pic d. mature c. pasture d. mature4. a. climate b. china c. among d. appear5. a. athletic b. thank c. clothing d. thoroughII. Choose the correct words or phrases6. Most animals sense of smell _______ acute. a. is b. are c. was d. were7. The Chinese produced tea from - of the tea plant and brewed into a beverage. a. the leaves are dried b. its dried leaves c. the drying leaves d. the dried leaves8. Sarah Caldwell, one of the worlds best -known female conductors, has performed inpublic _______. a. for the age of five b. since the age of five c. for she was five d. since five years9. They whispered _______ no one eould hear their private conversation. a. so that b. such that c. so as to d. in order to10. At present, _______ is doubling every 37 years. a. the population world b. the world of opulation c. the world population d. the worlds population11. There _______ my friends. a. come b. comes c. coming d. is coming12. _______ my holidays are at home. a. Almost of b. Most c. Most of d. Little of13. Computers, _______ are affecting the everyday lives of most people in industrializedcountries. a. a fastly growing industry b. a fast growing industry c. a growing fastly industry d. a growing fast industry14. Human body does a great job of adjusting _______ zero gravity. a. on b. of c. to d. with15. _______ Great Britain is one of the most powerful countries in the world. a. A b. An c. The d. No articleIII. Complete each sentence with the correct form of the word given in the brackets16. Watching television is _______. (inform)17. Water pollution has _______ animal life. (danger)18. Airplanes have become the most popular means of _______ for long distance.(transport)19. A group of _______ have just come to our university. (biology)20. A pocket _______ is very helpful. (calculate)21. Can you measure the _______ of the table? (broad)22. Stars in our universe vary in temperature, color, _______, size, and mass. (bright)23. On many state farms, our government is trying to _______ farming. (mechanic)24. Nowadays, women have more _______ to participate in social activities. (free)25. It seems _______ to you. (strangeness)IV. Fill in each numbered blank with ONE suitable word Before man had flown in space, it (26) _______ thought that his physical (27)_______ mental capabilities might be affected by prolonged weightlessness, and that hemight be subjected (28) _______ dangerous levels of cosmic radiation. Yuri Gagarinsfirst space flight (29) _______ April, 1961 showed that man (30) _______ live in spaceand, although this journey only lasted (31) _______ 108 minutes, it gave encouragementto those (32) _______ are interested in the future of manned space flight. In fact, most ofthe early fears (33) _______ mans health in space (34) _______ proved groundless.Although several odd medical effects have (35) _______ observed, none have seriouslyaffected mans ability for useful work.V. Read the passage carefully and then choose the best answers On a cold October day in 1957, the Soviet Union launched a small satellite into orbitaround the Earth. Radio Moscow made the announcement, The first artificial Earthsatellite in the world has now been created. This first satellite was today successfullylaunched in the USSR. The worlds first satellite was called Sputnik 1. This satellite wasabout the size of a basketball. It orbited the Earth for three months. Within weeks, theSoviet Union launched another satellite into the Earths orbit, Sputnik 2. It was muchbigger and heavier than Sputnik 1. It also carried a passenger - a dog named Lika. Likaorbited the Earth for 7 days. Sputnik was an important victory for the Soviet Union. The technology that launchedSputnik probably began in the late 19th century. A Russian teacher of that time,Constantin Chelkovsky, decided that a rocket engine could provide power for a spacevehicle. In the early 1990s, an American teacher, Robert Goddard tested the idea. Heexperimented with small rockets to see h ...