Câu hỏi:

Read the following blog film and mark the letter A, B, C and D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 1 to 6

THE IMPOSSIBLE

The film is based on the story of a Spanish family (1) _______ on a Christmas holiday to Khao Lak in Thailand in 2004 and were caught up in the tsunami that hit Southeast Asia, killing 230,000 people in fourteen countries.

The filming of the tsunami itself is spectacular and uses a mixture (2)_____ digital effects and real waves filmed in slow motion in a water tank.

Most of the film deals with the aftermath of the tsunami and the agony suffered by the family when they are split up and have no idea whether the others have survived.

In the film, the family are British, with Naomi Watts and Ewan McGregor giving honest and compassionate (3)______ as the parents of three young boys. The director, Juan Antonio Bayona, wanted the film (4)______ as realistic as possible, so the actors had to (5)_______ five weeks of physically demanding filming (6)_________.

The Impossible tells a captivating true story in which survival, society, family ties and human kindness all shine through.

The Impossible is an amazing film, but it made me question how sensible it is to develop tourism in areas that are likely to suffer natural disasters. Isn't it too risky?

John

(Adapted from Discovery 12-page 44)

Choose the best answer for question 1:

Read the following blog film and mark the letter A, B, C and D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 1 to 6

THE IMPOSSIBLE

The film is based on the story of a Spanish family (1) _______ on a Christmas holiday to Khao Lak in Thailand in 2004 and were caught up in the tsunami that hit Southeast Asia, killing 230,000 people in fourteen countries.

The filming of the tsunami itself is spectacular and uses a mixture (2)_____ digital effects and real waves filmed in slow motion in a water tank.

Most of the film deals with the aftermath of the tsunami and the agony suffered by the family when they are split up and have no idea whether the others have survived.

In the film, the family are British, with Naomi Watts and Ewan McGregor giving honest and compassionate (3)______ as the parents of three young boys. The director, Juan Antonio Bayona, wanted the film (4)______ as realistic as possible, so the actors had to (5)_______ five weeks of physically demanding filming (6)_________.

The Impossible tells a captivating true story in which survival, society, family ties and human kindness all shine through.

The Impossible is an amazing film, but it made me question how sensible it is to develop tourism in areas that are likely to suffer natural disasters. Isn't it too risky?

John

(Adapted from Discovery 12-page 44)

Choose the best answer for question 2:

Read the following blog film and mark the letter A, B, C and D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 1 to 6

THE IMPOSSIBLE

The film is based on the story of a Spanish family (1) _______ on a Christmas holiday to Khao Lak in Thailand in 2004 and were caught up in the tsunami that hit Southeast Asia, killing 230,000 people in fourteen countries.

The filming of the tsunami itself is spectacular and uses a mixture (2)_____ digital effects and real waves filmed in slow motion in a water tank.

Most of the film deals with the aftermath of the tsunami and the agony suffered by the family when they are split up and have no idea whether the others have survived.

In the film, the family are British, with Naomi Watts and Ewan McGregor giving honest and compassionate (3)______ as the parents of three young boys. The director, Juan Antonio Bayona, wanted the film (4)______ as realistic as possible, so the actors had to (5)_______ five weeks of physically demanding filming (6)_________.

The Impossible tells a captivating true story in which survival, society, family ties and human kindness all shine through.

The Impossible is an amazing film, but it made me question how sensible it is to develop tourism in areas that are likely to suffer natural disasters. Isn't it too risky?

John

(Adapted from Discovery 12-page 44)

Choose the best answer for question 3:

Read the following blog film and mark the letter A, B, C and D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 1 to 6

THE IMPOSSIBLE

The film is based on the story of a Spanish family (1) _______ on a Christmas holiday to Khao Lak in Thailand in 2004 and were caught up in the tsunami that hit Southeast Asia, killing 230,000 people in fourteen countries.

The filming of the tsunami itself is spectacular and uses a mixture (2)_____ digital effects and real waves filmed in slow motion in a water tank.

Most of the film deals with the aftermath of the tsunami and the agony suffered by the family when they are split up and have no idea whether the others have survived.

In the film, the family are British, with Naomi Watts and Ewan McGregor giving honest and compassionate (3)______ as the parents of three young boys. The director, Juan Antonio Bayona, wanted the film (4)______ as realistic as possible, so the actors had to (5)_______ five weeks of physically demanding filming (6)_________.

The Impossible tells a captivating true story in which survival, society, family ties and human kindness all shine through.

The Impossible is an amazing film, but it made me question how sensible it is to develop tourism in areas that are likely to suffer natural disasters. Isn't it too risky?

John

(Adapted from Discovery 12-page 44)

Choose the best answer for question 4:

Read the following blog film and mark the letter A, B, C and D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 1 to 6

THE IMPOSSIBLE

The film is based on the story of a Spanish family (1) _______ on a Christmas holiday to Khao Lak in Thailand in 2004 and were caught up in the tsunami that hit Southeast Asia, killing 230,000 people in fourteen countries.

The filming of the tsunami itself is spectacular and uses a mixture (2)_____ digital effects and real waves filmed in slow motion in a water tank.

Most of the film deals with the aftermath of the tsunami and the agony suffered by the family when they are split up and have no idea whether the others have survived.

In the film, the family are British, with Naomi Watts and Ewan McGregor giving honest and compassionate (3)______ as the parents of three young boys. The director, Juan Antonio Bayona, wanted the film (4)______ as realistic as possible, so the actors had to (5)_______ five weeks of physically demanding filming (6)_________.

The Impossible tells a captivating true story in which survival, society, family ties and human kindness all shine through.

The Impossible is an amazing film, but it made me question how sensible it is to develop tourism in areas that are likely to suffer natural disasters. Isn't it too risky?

John

(Adapted from Discovery 12-page 44)

Choose the best answer for question 5:

Read the following blog film and mark the letter A, B, C and D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 1 to 6

THE IMPOSSIBLE

The film is based on the story of a Spanish family (1) _______ on a Christmas holiday to Khao Lak in Thailand in 2004 and were caught up in the tsunami that hit Southeast Asia, killing 230,000 people in fourteen countries.

The filming of the tsunami itself is spectacular and uses a mixture (2)_____ digital effects and real waves filmed in slow motion in a water tank.

Most of the film deals with the aftermath of the tsunami and the agony suffered by the family when they are split up and have no idea whether the others have survived.

In the film, the family are British, with Naomi Watts and Ewan McGregor giving honest and compassionate (3)______ as the parents of three young boys. The director, Juan Antonio Bayona, wanted the film (4)______ as realistic as possible, so the actors had to (5)_______ five weeks of physically demanding filming (6)_________.

The Impossible tells a captivating true story in which survival, society, family ties and human kindness all shine through.

The Impossible is an amazing film, but it made me question how sensible it is to develop tourism in areas that are likely to suffer natural disasters. Isn't it too risky?

John

(Adapted from Discovery 12-page 44)

Choose the best answer for question 6:

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 7 to 12.

VIET NAM’S TRADITIONAL MEDICINE

In Vietnam, there are two types of traditional medicine that date back thousands of years to the villages of Vietnam. They are called Thuốc Nam and Thuốc Bắc. The two types of medicines developed (7)_____ over the years although they are similar in many ways.

Both Thuốc Nam and Thuốc Bắc are herbal medicines using fresh and dried herbs, and plants. The main difference is in (8)_______ preparation. Thuốc Nam uses different herbs that are simply chopped or ground before using. Thuốc Bắc, however, has a more complicated preparation, and often involves brewing and boiling the herbs to create a new medicine.

The two traditional medicines are similar in some of their beliefs. Each believes in the idea of Khí or energy that flows through our bodies. One popular traditional medicine is from (9)_______ plant called lá lốt whose leaves help treat arthritis and backache. Herbs, like mint, help treat a cold and the flu. While Vietnamese bitter melon known as mướp đắng or khổ qua helps in the (10)________ of diabetes, lá vông can help people sleep better.

Today, both traditional medicines are very popular in Vietnam. There are many herbal remedy shops where people can (11)________ treatments for almost any medical problem. Students can study traditional medicine (12)_______ a medical university and the government operates institutes where patients can receive traditional treatments.

(Adapted from Bright 11- page 93 )

Choose the best answer for question 7:

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 7 to 12.

VIET NAM’S TRADITIONAL MEDICINE

In Vietnam, there are two types of traditional medicine that date back thousands of years to the villages of Vietnam. They are called Thuốc Nam and Thuốc Bắc. The two types of medicines developed (7)_____ over the years although they are similar in many ways.

Both Thuốc Nam and Thuốc Bắc are herbal medicines using fresh and dried herbs, and plants. The main difference is in (8)_______ preparation. Thuốc Nam uses different herbs that are simply chopped or ground before using. Thuốc Bắc, however, has a more complicated preparation, and often involves brewing and boiling the herbs to create a new medicine.

The two traditional medicines are similar in some of their beliefs. Each believes in the idea of Khí or energy that flows through our bodies. One popular traditional medicine is from (9)_______ plant called lá lốt whose leaves help treat arthritis and backache. Herbs, like mint, help treat a cold and the flu. While Vietnamese bitter melon known as mướp đắng or khổ qua helps in the (10)________ of diabetes, lá vông can help people sleep better.

Today, both traditional medicines are very popular in Vietnam. There are many herbal remedy shops where people can (11)________ treatments for almost any medical problem. Students can study traditional medicine (12)_______ a medical university and the government operates institutes where patients can receive traditional treatments.

(Adapted from Bright 11- page 93 )

Choose the best answer for question 8:

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 7 to 12.

VIET NAM’S TRADITIONAL MEDICINE

In Vietnam, there are two types of traditional medicine that date back thousands of years to the villages of Vietnam. They are called Thuốc Nam and Thuốc Bắc. The two types of medicines developed (7)_____ over the years although they are similar in many ways.

Both Thuốc Nam and Thuốc Bắc are herbal medicines using fresh and dried herbs, and plants. The main difference is in (8)_______ preparation. Thuốc Nam uses different herbs that are simply chopped or ground before using. Thuốc Bắc, however, has a more complicated preparation, and often involves brewing and boiling the herbs to create a new medicine.

The two traditional medicines are similar in some of their beliefs. Each believes in the idea of Khí or energy that flows through our bodies. One popular traditional medicine is from (9)_______ plant called lá lốt whose leaves help treat arthritis and backache. Herbs, like mint, help treat a cold and the flu. While Vietnamese bitter melon known as mướp đắng or khổ qua helps in the (10)________ of diabetes, lá vông can help people sleep better.

Today, both traditional medicines are very popular in Vietnam. There are many herbal remedy shops where people can (11)________ treatments for almost any medical problem. Students can study traditional medicine (12)_______ a medical university and the government operates institutes where patients can receive traditional treatments.

(Adapted from Bright 11- page 93 )

Choose the best answer for question 9:

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 7 to 12.

VIET NAM’S TRADITIONAL MEDICINE

In Vietnam, there are two types of traditional medicine that date back thousands of years to the villages of Vietnam. They are called Thuốc Nam and Thuốc Bắc. The two types of medicines developed (7)_____ over the years although they are similar in many ways.

Both Thuốc Nam and Thuốc Bắc are herbal medicines using fresh and dried herbs, and plants. The main difference is in (8)_______ preparation. Thuốc Nam uses different herbs that are simply chopped or ground before using. Thuốc Bắc, however, has a more complicated preparation, and often involves brewing and boiling the herbs to create a new medicine.

The two traditional medicines are similar in some of their beliefs. Each believes in the idea of Khí or energy that flows through our bodies. One popular traditional medicine is from (9)_______ plant called lá lốt whose leaves help treat arthritis and backache. Herbs, like mint, help treat a cold and the flu. While Vietnamese bitter melon known as mướp đắng or khổ qua helps in the (10)________ of diabetes, lá vông can help people sleep better.

Today, both traditional medicines are very popular in Vietnam. There are many herbal remedy shops where people can (11)________ treatments for almost any medical problem. Students can study traditional medicine (12)_______ a medical university and the government operates institutes where patients can receive traditional treatments.

(Adapted from Bright 11- page 93 )

Choose the best answer for question 10: