Một số dạng bài tập điền từ tiếng Anh: Phần 2

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Một số dạng bài tập điền từ tiếng Anh: Phần 2 In most parts of the United States, Friday night is the big supermarket night, probably (1)_________ Friday is pay day in many factories and busenesses. (2)_________ housewives (3) do their weekend shopping (4)_________ (5) Friday (6)_________ Saturday, although supermarkets in many sections are now open on Sunday as well. In (7)_________ all supermarkets there are shopping carts with a special space to set the baby. In the early days, before there were carts it was noticed that as (8)_________ as the woman shopper had her arms ftill of goods she stopped buying. Thus, carts were introduced. Later a space for the baby was provided in the (9)_________ because while the baby was sitting comfortably in the cart the mother didn’t have to hurry through the store and consequently (10)_________ more. Statistics show (11) _________ the average American housewife (12)________ to the supermarket twice a week. On the (13)________ she spends from on how to two hours there each week. Psychologists say that women don’t go to the (14)_________just to buy the food. Visiting the supermarket is the housewife’s chance to get (15)______ from home for a while. TEST 19 Delaware (1)_________ considered the first (2)__________ of the United States because it was the (3)_________ to accept 118 the constitution in December, 1787. It is a (4)__________small state, second only to Rhode Island. Another important fact about Delaware is that nylon, that light-weight, yet strong fiber of the twentieth century, was (5)__________there. In colonial days, Delaware was (6)__________ of the “bread basket” area, growing wheat, com, and other grains (7)_________ national consumption. (8)__________ 1638, a group of Swedish settlers set (9) a colony (10)__________the Delaware river and lived (11)_________ peacefully (12)__________ 1655 when (13)_________ Dutch, who disliked the Swedes, settled there. Later, it was taken (14)__________ by the English. (15)_________ finally became independent in 1776. TEST 20 Later, an officer telephoned (1)_________ additional details. He said the pair’s methods (2)_________ they might be the same men who had (3)__________a number of robberies is the area (4)___________ the past few months. He asked me to come the (5)___________________ and look through mug shots. So, last Monday I looked through album-sized books of (6)_________ mostly of young men-an (7)__________number of them actually children. (8)_________ those pages and studying their photographs is like flowing on a sad (9)_________ that, like Blake’s Thames, seems to “mark in every human face, marks of (10)__________ , marks of woe”. Together, these young men are kind of river-one that is out of (11)_________ , eating at the foundations of things we hold dear: our (12)__________ to move about; thefruits of labor; our own lives and those of people we (13)_____ , Some day, we will have to face this river and (14)_________ the depths of its discontent. TEST 21 The bride and groom had walked to the back of the church and stood at the door as their guests (1)_________ past. From colleagues and old schoolmates came (2)_________ good wishes (3)_________ in fnendly jokes. Some relatives, however, were notpleased. One sat in a car, crying, (4)_________ stood surrounded by sympathizers offering (5)__________ . Both these women - mothers of the bride and groom - would have insisted they wanted only the best (6)____________________________ their children but they (7)__ “the b as staying home to help support the family. The last person to approach the (8)__________ was a short, elderly woman who smiled as she (9)__________ them - not by name but as “wife” and “husband”. Then quickly, for such a short, portly, elderly person, she ( 1 0 )________ Soon they (11)_________ , in a borrowed car. With money loaned by the groom’s brother, they could (12)_________ a honeymoon at a state-park lodge. Sitting before a great oak fire, 120 they (13)__________ the events of the day, especially the strange message (14)__________by Aunt Esther Gubbins. TEST 22 Be honest and open about who you really are. People who lack genuine core values rely on (1)_________ factors - their looks or status - in order to feel good about (2)_________ . Inevitably they will do everything they can to (3)_________ this false mask, but they will do very little to (4)__________ their inner value and personal (5)_________ . So be yourself. Don’t (6)_________ in a personal cover-up of areas that are (7)__________in your life. “Tough times never last but tough people do,’ as Robert Schuller says. In other words, (8)__________ reality and be mature in your (9)_________ to life’s challengers. Self-respect and a clear (10)_________ are powerful components of integrity and are the basis for (11)_________ your relationships with others. (12)_________ means you do what you do because it’s right and not just (13)_________ or politically correct. A life of principle, of not yielding to the tempting (14)__________of an easy morality, will always win the day. It will take you (15)_________ into the twenty-first century without having to check your tracks in a rear-view mirror. My grandparents taught me that. When I at last (1)_________ the town, I left (2)__________ tired to go in (3)_________ of a room at once so I went into the (4)_________ restaurant to where I had parked my car and sat down (5)_________ a table. A waitress was clearing (6) the (7) ____ of a meal which must have (8)_________ eaten by at (9)__________ forty people. She gave me a menu which I examined for a minute and I then (10)_________ from her fried chicken and salad and a glass of wine. The waitress (11)_________ the wine at once but I had to wait a long time (12)_________ the (13)__________ of the me ...