Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct word or phrase that best fits each of the numbered blanks
Ai giúp em vs an
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E THE MID- FIRST TERM TEST- 10A X
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Question 29. "I've called many times but the plumber hasn't come yet."-
A. Wait a minute, please.
C. He's maybe busy now.
Question 30. Patient: "Please tell me how shall I take this medicine"
B. We do apologise for this matter. We'll fix it soon.
D. The problem has been fixed already.
Doctor: "
A. Take it home with you.
C. Take it twice per day.
Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct word or
"
B. Take it back to me.
D. Take as much as you can.
phrase that best fits each of the numbered blanks.
Radio stations in France have been protesting against a possible new government rule. DJs were
already unhappy with a 30-year-old system (31) requires them to make sure that 40 percent of the songs
they play are in French. Now the govermment wants them to make sure the songs in French are not the same
popular hits. Radio stations could get a fine if they do not (32)
new rule will stop French people (33) listening to the radio. Many music lovers already choose music
streaming services to listen to American or British songs. Morcover, many French artists, such as Daft Punk
and Phoenix, now sing in English so they can be popular globally.
these rules. Radio company bosses say the
France's government says the new law is to protect its culture from American and British influences. It
especially wants to stop the English language from getting deeper into French culture. A spokesman for the
French music industry said the new law is necessary. He said that if the radio stations were allowed (34)
whatever songs they wanted, "both the French language and the music would
lose out". He added that: "(Radio stations] can't just be allowed to do what they want when it comes to
language." A union for French musicians said the law is (35) to protect French musicians. He said: "It
remains fundamental for French artists to have the chance of making a career out of music."
(Source: http://ww.theeuardian.comcworld'shoricuts/2015sep/30french:raudio-song-quotusd-
boycott-playlists)
Question 31. A. who
B. that
C. whom
D. what
Question 32. A. locate
B. precede
C. follow
D. violate
D
26
27
Google C
28
f
29
f
100%
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O O O
O O O O
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E THE MID- FIRST TERM TEST- 10A X
O Trung Âm Hưởng đã nhắn tin Gia x
Bw539IBdjbHN6g3sBYy7zgE8r_MCFK7_bVVc6GXTAepQ/viewform?hr_submissi />EALHunges
Question 29. "I've called many times but the plumber hasn't come yet."-
A. Wait a minute, please.
C. He's maybe busy now.
Question 30. Patient: "Please tell me how shall I take this medicine"
B. We do apologise for this matter. We'll fix it soon.
D. The problem has been fixed already.
Doctor: "
A. Take it home with you.
C. Take it twice per day.
Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct word or
"
B. Take it back to me.
D. Take as much as you can.
phrase that best fits each of the numbered blanks.
Radio stations in France have been protesting against a possible new government rule. DJs were
already unhappy with a 30-year-old system (31) requires them to make sure that 40 percent of the songs
they play are in French. Now the govermment wants them to make sure the songs in French are not the same
popular hits. Radio stations could get a fine if they do not (32)
new rule will stop French people (33) listening to the radio. Many music lovers already choose music
streaming services to listen to American or British songs. Morcover, many French artists, such as Daft Punk
and Phoenix, now sing in English so they can be popular globally.
these rules. Radio company bosses say the
France's government says the new law is to protect its culture from American and British influences. It
especially wants to stop the English language from getting deeper into French culture. A spokesman for the
French music industry said the new law is necessary. He said that if the radio stations were allowed (34)
whatever songs they wanted, "both the French language and the music would
lose out". He added that: "(Radio stations] can't just be allowed to do what they want when it comes to
language." A union for French musicians said the law is (35) to protect French musicians. He said: "It
remains fundamental for French artists to have the chance of making a career out of music."
(Source: http://ww.theeuardian.comcworld'shoricuts/2015sep/30french:raudio-song-quotusd-
boycott-playlists)
Question 31. A. who
B. that
C. whom
D. what
Question 32. A. locate
B. precede
C. follow
D. violate
D
26
27
Google C
28
f
29
f
100%
85°F Mostly cloudy
O O O
O O O O