Question 34: Most of the people speak German. They live in Australia. (Use Relative
Clauses)
Complete the sentences below from the sets of words or phrases given.
Question 35: the most / He/ intelligent /is/ that/ have ever met. /man/I
Question 36: who / a poor family, / Charlie Chaplin, / became / was from / a very rich man.
Question 37: will be / women / If / too much work, / they / exhausted. / have to do
Question 38: to join / should encourage / We/women/more social activities.
TEST 5
I. PHẦN TRẮC NGHIỆM:
Choose the best answer to complete each space.
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(1) 13,000 staff work with UNICEF, with approximately 85 per
located in the field in 190 countries. Seven regional offices and over 124 country offices
worldwide, 34 national committees, a research centre in Florence, a supply division in
Copenhagen, a shared services centre in Budapest and offices in Berlin, Brussels, Seoul and
(2) New York and Geneva work on helping
Tokyo, and UNICEF headquarters
children survive and thrive, from early childhood through adolescence.
We employ committed professional
(3) in our five focus areas: Child Survival
and Development, Basic Education and Gender Equality, HIV/AIDS, Child Protection and
(4) employ staff with expertise in
Policy Advocacy and Partnerships. We
administration and finance, human resources, information technology, supply and logistics as
well as external relations and communication. UNICEF's presence in humanitarian crises
means that we also seek experts
(5) emergency preparedness and response.
C. the
D. over
Question 1: A. than
Question 2: A. of
C. on
D. with
Question 3: A. work
C. to work
D. worked
Question 4: A. well
C. fully
D. very
D. with
Question 5: A. to
C. on
B. less
B. in
B. working
B. also
B. in
Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct
answer to each of the questions.
In 1812 a young man called James Barry finished his studies in medicine at Edinburgh
University. After graduating he moved to London where he studied surgery at Guy's
Hospital. After that the popular young doctor joined the army and over the next forty years
had a brilliant career as an army medical officer, working in many far-off countries and
fighting successfully for improved conditions in hospitals. It was a remarkable career - made
even more remarkable by the discovery upon his death that he was in fact a she, James Barry
was a woman.