Trắc nghiệm Writing Unit 1 lớp 12 Tiếng Anh Lớp 12

A. She asked me if I hear of their marriage

B. She asked me whether I heard of their marriage.

C. She asked me if I had heard of their marriage

D. She asked me I had heard of their marriage.

A. Linda said good morning and asked Sam how she is

B. Linda greeted Sam and asked how is she.

C. Linda said good morning Sam and asked how was she

D. Linda greeted Sam and asked how she was.

A. Peter advised Mary to write the CV.

B. Peter promised to help Mary with her 

C. Peter advised Mary not to write her CV

D. Peter wanted Mary to help with the CV.

A. My mom told me do not come to the interview late

B. My mom told me did not come to the interview late.

C. My mom told me not to come to the interview late

D. My mom told me not coming to the interview late.

A. You needn’t smoke in public places such as: hospitals, schools

B. You mustn’t smoke in public places such as: hospitals, schools.

C. You don’t smoke in public places such as: hospitals, schools.

D. You may smoke in public places such as: hospitals, schools.

A. Jane possibly forgot that she had to take her laptop with her to work this morning.

B. t is probable that Jane accidentally left her laptop here, as she had to take it to work this morning

C. Jane reallyneeds to remember to bring her laptop with her to work this morning

D. Jane may not have to remember to bring her laptop with her to work this morning although she should have done so.

A. I think Mary is on holiday in Vermontnow, so you may be wrong in thinking that you heard her yelling last night

B. Right now, she is having a holiday in Vermont, so it is nearly impossible that it was Mary whose shouting you heard last night.

C. Are you sure it was Mary who shouted to you last night, because, as far as I know, she is on vacation in Vermont at the moment?

D. If it was Mary that you heard yelling last night, then she can’t be taking a vacation in Vermont at the moment

A. I should start to think about the job I will do in thefuture.

B. I may start to think about the job I will do in the future.

C. I needn’t start to think about the job I will do in the future.

D. I must have started to think about the job I will do in the future.

A. Will I phone you at about 10 pm tomorrow?

B. Can I phone you at about 10 pm tomorrow?

C. Must I phone you at about 10 pm tomorrow?

D. Could I phone you at about 10 pm tomorrow?

A. Her letter must have been sent today

B. I mustn’t send her letter today

C. Her letter was required to send today

D. you needn’t send her a letter today.

A. The house has been cleaned every morning because there is a lot of smoke out there.

B. The house has to do by you every morning because there is a lot of smoke out there

C. The house has to be done every morning because there is a lot of smoke out there

D. The house have to be done every morning because there is a lot of smoke out there.

A. It mustn’t have been Mr. Pike you saw because he is in London

B. It can’t have been Mr. Pike you saw because he is in London

C. It mightn’t be Mr. Pike you saw because he is in London

D. It couldn’t be Mr. Pike you saw because he is in London

A. He must have done this because I saw him standing there.

B. He can have done this because I saw him standing there

C. He need have done this because I saw him standing there.

D. He may have done this because I saw him standing there.

A. You might have been out of practice

B. You should have been out of practice

C. You can have been out of practice

D. You must have been out of practice

A. You should have studied harder

B. You must have studied harder.

C. You can have studied harder.

D. You may have studied harder.

A. You shouldn’t have betrayed her because she was kind to you

B. You needn’t have betrayed her because she was kind to you.

C. You can’t have betrayed her because she was kind to you.

D. You mustn’t have betrayed her because she was kind to you

A. She shouldn’t have married Peter

B. She and Peter weren’t married in the right way

C. Peter didn’t want to get married, so it was his mistake

D. She ought to think again before she marries Peter.

A. She might have not heard what I said

B. She might not hear what I said.

C. She may not hear what I said.

D. She may not have heard what I said.

A. Tom can’t have apologized. I quite understand

B. Tom shouldn’t have apologized. I quite understand

C. Tom wouldn’t have apologized. I quite understand

D. Tom needn’t have apologized. I quite understand

A. You mustn’t submit my assignment today

B. My assignment must have been submitted toda

C. I needn’t submit my assignment today

D. My assignment is required to submit by today

A. He must be knowing all about the secret because he was there when we were talking.

B. He should have known all about the secret because he was there when we were talking

C. He must have known all about the secret because he was there when we were talking.

D. He might have known allabout the secret because he was there when we were talking.

A. Ishouldn’t have worried about my job

B. My job turned out to be worried

C. I turned out to be worrying about my job.

D. I needn’t have worried about my job.

A. She should have bought some sugar.

B. She must have bought some sugar

C. She might buy some sugar

D. She might have bought some sugar.

A. Hemay be returning before you called

B. He may/might have returned before you called

C. He should have returned before you called

D. He must have returned before you called

A. Perhaps we don’t have to take an entrance exam this year.

B. We mustn’t take an entrance exam this year

C. We mightn’t take an entrance exam this year.

D. It is likely that we will take an entrance exam this year.

A. She mustn’t have killed him because she was with me at the supermarket when the murder happened

B. She needn’t have killed him because she was with me at the supermarket when the murder happened

C. She can’t have killed him because she was with me at the supermarket when the murder happened.

D. She shouldn’t have killed him because she was with me at the supermarket when the murder happened

A. There’s a possibility that a new law will soon be passed to deal with the problem

B. It is said that a new law will soon be passed to deal with the problem.

C. To deal with the problem, a new law must be passed soon

D. The problem will soon be dealt with by a new law.

A. He should have told his parents about his absence from school.

B. He might have told his parents about his absence from school

C. He must have told his parents about his absence from school.

D. He can have told his parents about his absence from school.

A. He should have worn the helmet

B. He must have worn the helmet

C. He might have forgot to wear the helmet

D. He needn’t have forgot wearing the helmet

A. You can’t come in provided that you have tickets

B. You can come in provided that you have tickets.

C. If you didn’t have tickets, you couldn’t come in

D. Unless you don’t have tickets, you can come in.

A. With skillful surgery, he would have survived the operation

B. Had it not been for skillful surgery,he would have survived the operation

C. But for skillful surgery, he would not have survived the operation

D. He wouldn’t have survived the operation if he hadn’t skillful surgery.

A. If it hadn’t been your carelessness, you could have been a partner in the firm.

B. Your carelessness was only thing to prevent being a partner in the firm

C. It was your carelessness that made you impossible to be a partner in the firm

D. You could have been a partner in the firm, but you were so careless.

A. I knew the reason why she was absent from class, but I didn’t tell you.

B. Unless I knew the reason why she was absent from class, I wouldn’t tell you.

C. I didn’t know the reason why she was absent from class, so I didn’t tell.

D. Although I knew the reason why she was absent from class, I didn’t tell you.

A. You hadn’t told me about the changes in the timetable, so I didn’t notice

B. Unless you had told me about the changes in the timetable, I wouldn’t have noticed

C. If you had told me about the changes in the timetable, I would have noticed

D. Unless you tell me about the changes in the timetable, I won’t notice.

A. I’ll call the police because you leave me alone

B. I’ll call the police if you don’t leave me alone

C. If you leave me alone, I’ll call the police.

D. You leave me alone, so I’ll call the police

A. Although computers can provide valuable information to doctors, they can never match an experienced doctor to his grasp of the intricacies of a doctor's condition.

B. However valuable is the information that a computer provides a doctor, it cannot help the doctor grasp the intricacies of his patients' condition.

C. Computers cannot match an experienced doctor to his grasp of the intricacies of a patient's condition even though they can provide him with valuable information.

D. Being provided with valuable information by the computer, a doctor can match his own experience and ability to the intricacies of his patients' conditions.

A. It's true that our jobs and lives are becoming ever more automated, and it seems a sure bet that the trend will continue

B. It's true that our jobs and lives are becoming ever more automated, but it seems a sure bet that the trend will continue

C. It's true that our jobs and lives are becoming ever more automated because it seems a sure bet that the trend will continue.

D. It's true that our jobs and lives are becoming ever more automated, then it seems a sure bet that the trend will continue

A. We have become dependent enough on computers for personal interactions, so we spend too much time on them

B. We have become dependent enough on computers for personal interactions, so we spend too much time on them

C. We have to spend much time on computers to satisfy our dependence on them for personal interactions.

D. We have to spend much time on computers to maintain dependence on them for our personal interactions.

A. We are transferring to computers all sorts of complex tasks that require human intelligence and abilities.

B. Tasks supposed to require human intelligence and abilities are transferred to computers.

C. We are transferring to computers all sorts of complex tasks supposed to require human intelligence and abilities.

D. All sort of complex tasks supposed to require human intelligence and abilities must be transferred to computers

A. Artificial intelligence is the study of how to make computers do intelligent things that people can do, such as think and make decisions.

B. Artificial intelligence studies how to make computers intelligent things that people can do, such as think and make decisions.

C. How to make computers do intelligent things that people can do, such as think and make decisions is the study of artificial intelligence

D. Making computers do intelligent things that people can do, such as think and make decisions is the study of artificial intelligence.

A. Having conquered everything, the robots have humans do low-skilled physical and highly skilled complex mental jobs.

B. Humans will do low-skilled physical and highly skilled mental job after having the robots conquer everything

C. Letting the robots conquer everything, humans will have to do low-skilled physical and highly skilled mental jobs.

D. Before doing low-skilled physical and highly skilled complex mental jobs, humans have the robots conquer everything else.

A. Problems in which rules do not currently exist cannot be solved by computers.

B. People cannot solve computers problems in which rules do not currently exist.

C. Problems in which rules do not currently exist have to be solved by computers.

D. People have to solve problems in which rules do not currently exist by computers.

A. Because intelligence is not naturally or artificially selected, no new generation becomes smarter.

B. Each new generation becomes smarter as there is no selection of natural or artificial intelligence.

C. Thanks to natural or artificial selection of intelligence, each new generation becomes smarter.

D. Each new generation becomes smarter when intelligence is naturally and artificially selected.

A. An electronic brain depends on a large computing machine for its operations with electronic devices.

B. A large a large computing machine depending primarily on electronic devices for its operation is known as an electronic brain.

C. A large computing machine depends on an electronic brain for its operations with electronic devices.

D. Depending on electronic devices primarily for its operations is a large computing machine as an electronic brain.

A. Thanks to the assumption that the process of human thought can be mechanized, artificial intelligence is basic

B. Artificial intelligence assumed that the process of human thought can be mechanized.

C. That the process of human thought can be mechanized is an assumption in artificial intelligence.

D. That the process of human thought can be mechanized is the assumption on which artificial is based.

A. take someone else's power

B. criticize someone strongly

C. decide something officially

D.  determine other's behaviors

A. Armiger taught her students that they should have a goal in conserving wildlife.

B. Armiger taught her students how to set themselves a goal in wildlife conservation.

C. Armiger said that to educate students about the need for wildlife conservation is her goal.

D. Armiger said that her goal was to educate students about the need for wildlife conservation.

A. Plastic debris which can now be found in almost every marine habitat on Earth has resulted in lots of marine species' serious loss of habitat.

B. Plastic debris which has resulted in lots of marine species' serious loss of habitat can now be found in every marine habitat on Earth.

C. Plastic debris can now be found in almost every marine habitat on Earth, which has resulted in lots of marine species' serious loss of habitat.

D. What has resulted in lots of marine species' serious loss of habitat is the debris that can be found in almost every marine habitat on Earth

A. As Australia's fastest growing industry, tourism serves as a major source of foreign exchange.

B. Being one of Australia's fastest growing industries, tourism is a major source of foreign exchange.

C. Tourism is one of Australia's fastest growing industries, so it is a major source of foreign exchange.

D. Tourism is a major source of foreign exchange to be one of Australia's fastest growing industries.

A. To keep many animals from danger of extinction, a list has been made in a Red Book.

B. So many animals are now in danger of extinction that a list of them is kept in a Red Book

C. Many animals are now in danger of extinction, so a list of them is kept in a Red Book.

D. So many animals are now in danger of extinction as to keep a list of them in a Red Book.