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ĐỀ ÔN TẬP ANH VĂN KHỐI 12 – ĐỀ 4 ĐỀ ÔN TẬP ANH VĂN KHỐI 12 – ĐỀ 4I. Pick out the word that has the underlined part pronounced differently from the rest1. a. wick ed b. looked c. cooked d. kicked2. a. limit b. ticket c. pirate d. piano3. a. breakfast b. break c. bread d. head4. a. gain b. gesture c. ground d. guidance5. a. exhaust b. half c. helmet d. handleII. Choose the correct words or phrases6. One thousand dollars _______ a large sum of money. a. is b. are c. were d. have been7. The water is _______. a. such polluted that we cannot drink it b. enough poputed for us to drink c. too polluted for us to drink d. too polluted for us to drink it8. In the park, there are signs everywhere _______ people _______ the flowers. a. telling / not picking b. telling / not to pick c. tell / not picking d. tell / not to pick9. This house is _______. a. their b. theirs c. of them d. theirs10. My form teacher is _______. a. the man in a brown suit b. the man wears a brown suit c. the man to wear a brown suit d. the man whose brown suit11. Look! There is a _______ of fish in the water. a. slice b. block c. bar d. school12. I consider him _______ student in our class. a. best b. most c. better d. the best13. There are two parcels _______ on the floor. a. leave b. to leave c. leaving d. left14. Vietnamese people prefer rice _______ bread. a. than b. better than c. to d. more15. In the early 19th century, it was both economic and mechanical developments that _______ the quick spread of railroads. a. accounted for b. stood for c. applied for d. asked forIII. Complete each sentence with the correct form of the word given in the brackets16. Despite its _______, the giraffes neck has the same number of vertebrae as a human beings. (long)17. Excessive _______ to sunlight is one of the most common causes of skin cancer. (expose)18. She has no children. She is _______. (child)19. Some television programs are _______ designed for children. (special)20. There is no special medicine for AIDS. It has been _______ up to now. (treat)21. In _______, I would like to say a few words about future prospects. (conclude)22. A free _______ is guaranteed to every citizen. (educate)23. As a pharmacist, you assume _______ for human life. (responsible)24. Pascal was one of the greatest _______ (mathematics)25. I stepped on some _______ g lass. (break)IV. Fill in each numbered blank with ONE suitable word How long would it take you to multiply 24,683,579 by 97,538,624? Probably several minutes at least.An electronic computer could do this (26) _______ in a tiny fraction of a second. In five minutes a fastelectronic computer can do (27) _______ calculating than a person could do with a pencil and paper in allhis life. Calculating machines have been used for a long time. The abacus, cash register, and common addingmachine are calculating machines. Electronic computers (28) _______ comparative newcomers. They areproving so helpful. Although they are very expensive, many thousands are in use. Adding up bills, handling payrolls, figuring interest, and keeping track (29) _______ election returnsare a few of everyday uses of computers. But computers can handle much more than figures. They canhandle facts, too, and they can be used (30) _______ run other machines. They can put together weatherstatistics, keep, track of planes and ships, land planes on aircraft carriers, control the progress of steelt hrough a rolling mill, and much more. Space travel would be out of the question (31) _______ them.New uses are being found for them every day, and many special-purpose computers are (32) _______built. Some are being used in teaching. Of course, electronic computers are complicated. Early ones had vacuum t ubes and were huge.Then transistors took the (33) _______ of vacuum tubes, and the computers could be smaller. Nowminiaturized parts make (34) _______ possible for them to be still smaller. Computers are sometimes called electronic brains. Writers often joke about a time in the future whencomputers will do all our thinking for us. The idea is foolish. Computers cannot plan and buildt hemselves. They cannot gather facts and figures. These must be fed into them. They ...