Trắc nghiệm Tiếng Anh - Tuyển sinh lớp 10 Chuyên Sở GD&ĐT TPHCM

A. can’t

B. wouldn’t

C. shouldn’t

D. mustn’t

A. is due

B. is bound

C. is about

D. is set

A. Leaving uncovered

B. Having left uncovered

C. Left uncovered

D. Been left uncovered

A. place him in

B. put him up

C. back him up

D. turn him out

A. out of the ordinary

B. as the crow flies

C. far and away

D. in the middle of nowhere

A. timetable

B. intention

C. itinerary

D. itemisation

A. empty

B. clear

C. blank

D. vacant

A. expectation

B. exception

C. exertion

D. expectancy

A. put down to

B. catch up on

C. get down to

D. do away with

A. fraught

B. filled

C. full

D. littered

A. cloud

B. tension

C. steam

D. sweat

A. took in

B. caught on

C. took up

D. caught by

A. gone

B. worn

C. beaten

D. ridden

A. earth

B. ground

C. soil

D. land

A. advocates

B. opponents

C. independents

D. opposites

A. games

B. jokes

C. tricks

D. fun

A. past

B. beneath

C. beyond

D. without

A. determined

B. allowed

C. compromised

D. committed

A. constantly

B. practically

C. decidedly

D. effectively

A. made

B. taken

C. done

D. conducted

A. distracted

B. disrupted

C. dissolved

D. disqualified

A. growing

B. raising

C. getting

D. flying

A. In case of

B. During

C. Because of

D. With a view to

A. prone

B. clear

C. subject

D. bound

A. common

B. usual

C. ordinary

D. typical

A. unimportant

B. tiny

C. small

D. trivial

A. childhood

B. babyhood

C. opening

D. infancy

A. lively

B. live

C. alive

D. living

A. passive

B. inactive

C. involuntary

D. reluctant

A. restraint

B. moderation

C. control

D. regulation

A. nowhere like so ambitious

B. nothing near as ambitious as

C. nothing as ambitious than

D. nowhere near as ambitious as

A. crowded

B. personalised

C. peopled

D. populated

A. such surprising

B. so surprising

C. too surprising

D. surprising

A. scrap

B. gust

C. speck

D. blade

A. crowded

B. spread

C. put

D. hung

A. is no

B. be not

C. not to be

D. not being

A. could have told

B. told

C. have told

D. had told

A. effect

B. force

C. influence

D. action

A. was flourished

B. having to flourish

C. to have flourished

D. have flourished

A. reflect

B. bear

C. give

D. possess

A. fragments

B. shattered

C. long ago

D. from material

A. Between

B. almost

C. undertake

D. series of

A. are noted

B. types of

C. maintain

D. balance

A. said that

B. could take

C. if

D. that bad

A. has

B. which

C. everything thirty minute

D. to and from

A. both

B. while

C. to be

D. of fantasy

A. auctions

B. more and more

C. increasingly

D. the value of

A. enables

B. on

C. such as

D. bone

A. growth rate

B. faster than

C. comparable

D. during

A. have

B. access

C. instantly available

D. to push

A. the recipient had to pay to receive the letters

B. the recipient paid the same for all kinds of letters

C. postage stamps for letters came into use

D. the mail carriers earned a lot of money from the government

A. It had to be purchased by the sender in advance.

B. It increased the cost of mail delivery.

C. It was difficult to affix to letters.

D. It was easy to counterfeit.

A. Its postal service was inadequate for its population.

B. It was the site of the first post office in the United States.

C. It was the largest city in the United States in 1847.

D. It was commemorated by the first United States postage stamp.

A. American people were happy with every postal service.

B. people in Philadelphia had their letters delivered free of charge by the government.

C. there was a preference among Americans for private mail services.

D. the American government managed their mail businesses satisfactorily.

A. Boston and Philadelphia

B. Businesses

C. arrangements

D. letters

A. Deliver a higher volume of mail

B. Deliver mail more cheaply

C. Deliver mail faster 

D. Deliver mail to rural areas

A. A salary

B. Housing

C. Transportation

D. Free postage stamps

A. Delivery service distinguishes cities from the countryside.

B. People paid more to get their letters delivered to their home.

C. Small towns did not provide delivery service.

D. About 55 million people had to get to the post office to receive their mail.

A. granted

B. scheduled

C. limited

D. recommended