Đề luyện thi THPT quốc gia môn tiếng Anh năm 2018 Đề số 3 ( có video chữa)

A wrote

B in addition

C other

D work

A get angry

B yourself

C by

D else's fault

A to do 

B core

C and then

D other

A can

B must

C would

D might

A off

B away

C out

D in

A paid

B gave

C made

D said

A spill

B spread

C flood

D flow

A look him up                

B look after him

C care about him            

D make him up

A lost

B missed

C failed

D dropped

A customer

B rider

C pedestrian

D passenger

A simply

B nearly

C  far too

D much more

A Should you require 

B You should require

C If you are requiring 

D Were you to require

A praised

B approved

C congratulated

D cheered

A shock

B horror

C panic

D fright

A should have left 

B must have left

C have left

D  ought to have left

A I don’t think so.

B I think the other way 

C I don’t, either.

D I think opposite.

A not on your life  

B It's a matter of life and death

C No worry, that's nothing           

D  It's ridiculous

A maintain

B predict

C speed up

D slow down

A pull down 

B  throw away 

C rebuild

D decorate

A extremely

B relatively

C surprisingly

D straightly

A thoroughly planned

B intentional

C purposeful

D accidental

A Tom thinks the price is right, but he can’t afford it.

B Tom thinks the price is too high, but he must have the car.

C Tom is soon going to buy a car.

D Tom would never buy a car costs so much.

A There’s no point to try to persuade Tom to change his mind

B It’s worth trying to persuade Tom to change his mind

C It’s useful trying to persuade Tom change his mind

D It’s a waste of time trying to persuade Tom to change his mind

A His story was too funny to laugh.

B His story couldn’t make us laugh.

C His story was very funny and we couldn’t help laughing.

D We all laughed at him for his story.

A Beside gardening, Mike is an accomplished carpenter as well

B Despite his expertise in gardening, Mike is an accomplished carpenter.

C Due to his expertise in gardening, Mike is an accomplished carpenter.

D Besides his expertise in gardening, Mike is also an accomplished carpenter.

A  My friends are good at drawing, and I do, too.

B Both my friends and I am good at drawing.

C My friends are good at drawing and so I am. 

D Neither my friend nor I am good at drawing.

A fellow         

B member                   

C representative          

D associate

A offer                        

B present                    

C hand                        

D propose

A up               

B on                           

C over                                    

D about

A set               

B get                           

C give                         

D put

A order 

B book 

C engage 

D register

A architecture of ancient Asian civilization

B religious practices of the people of Angkor

C the form of government practiced by the Khmer Empire

D the other six wonders of the world

A  was unable to supply fish for the people of Angkor

B is one of the Seven Wonders of the World

C is an enormous body of fresh water in Asia

D became polluted due to a population explosion

A battle                       

B summit             

C location                   

D chief

A supplied irrigation from the Indian Ocean

B helped transport the sandstone for constructing temples

C  were destroyed by nearby warrior’s tribes

D became non-functional due to overuse

A man-made     

B numerous                

C natural                     

D insincere

A  reservoirs and canals    

B  temples and palaces          

C rice paddles       

D farmland 

A reduction of nutrients

B contamination of soil

C loss of water supply

D erosion of soil

A sun                          

B wind                       

C dammed rivers    

D oceans 

A utilize 

B declare 

C contain 

D determine

A To give a current example of ocean-based energy technology 

B To explain that dams are effective producers of sustainable energy

C To draw a comparison between two sources of renewable energy

D To show that alternative energy sources have not been successful

A Many of them use submerged objects to obtain the waves’ energy

B Compressed air must be present for them to work properly

C They undertake three steps in order to collect wave power

D They rely on the water’s motion to create electricity

A They attached the partially submerged chamber to the sea floor

B They generated the electricity which was then collected in turbines.

C They conducted the electricity from the generator to the shore.

D They provided stability during powerful ocean storms.

A delivered 

B prevented 

C protected 

D approved

A They do not believe wave-energy devices can withstand ocean forces.

B Their interests often conflict with those of the energy industries.

C They demand much scientific research before they provide funding.

D Their support is often essential to the success of new endeavors.

A the difficulty of finding feasible locations

B the destructive power of the ocean

C  the size of the equipment involved

D the constant changing of the tides