ĐỀ THI HKI NĂM 2011
MÔN ANH VĂN - 4

I. Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from the
others.
1. A. brings B. leaves C. coughs D. days
2.A. goes B. shoes C. knows D. uses
3. A. tastes B. washes C. buses D. arranges
4. A. derived B. cleaned C. cancelled D. guessed
5. A. promoted B. added C. pressed D. founded
II. Choose the word whose main stress is placed differently from the others.
1. A. social B. conduct C. survey D. value
2. A. marvelous B. attention C. consider D. excited
3. A. verbal B. whistle C. precede D. marriage
4. A. attract B. decide C. reject D. beauty
5. A. solution B. suitable C. confidence D. family
III. Vocabulary and structure
1.Don’t worry. I’ll you a hand with the washing up.
A. borrow B. give C. return D. take
2.It’s not easy to change people’s toward a certain problem.
A. attitude B. idea C. opinion D. thinking
3. Why don’t you make it bigger and more colourful in order to people/s
attention.
A. keep B. hold C. attract D. raise
4. Non – verbal such as waving, nodding or shaking of the head also have
cultural meanings.
A. signs B. signals C. hints D. marks
5. She this cool pair of blue sunglasses.
A. is just buying B. has just bought C. had just bought D. is just going to
buy.
6. Then, he something that his boss sometime before.

be present, otherwise conversation would be continual breaking down into a
disorganized jumble of interruption and simultaneous talk.
Turn – taking cues are usually quite subtle. People do not simply (4 ) talking
when they are ready to yield the floor. They usually signal in advance that they are
about to conclude .The clues may be semantic ( “ so anyway, “ or “ Last but not
least, ”); but more commonly the speech itself can be modified to show that a
turn is about to (5 ) – typically, by lowering its pitch, loudness ,or speed.
Body movements and patterns of eye (6 ) are especially important. While
speaking ,we look at away from our listener in about equal (7 ) ; but as we
approach the end of a turn, we look at the listener more steadily.
Listeners are not passive in all of this. Here too there are several ways of (8 )
that someone wants to speak next. One way is though an observable increase in
body tension – by learning forward or producing an audible intake of breath. A
less subtle approach is simply to (9 ) - a strategy that may be tolerated , if the
purpose is to (10 ) what the speaker is saying , but that more usually leads to
social disapproval.
1. A. widely B. completely C. easily D. largely
2. A. sides B. care C. interest D. turns
3. A. regulation B. rules C. norms D. laws
4. A. stop B. end C. start D. give up
5. A. end B. stop C. complete D. final
6. A. movement B. contact C. look D. appearance
7. A. parts B. shares C. turns D. proportion
8. A. signing B. signaling C. hinting D. saying
9. A. break B. cut C. interrupt D. interfere
10. A. clear B. paraphrase C. repeat D. clarify
VI. Structures:
1. When did they buy this house ?
A. How long have they bought this house ? B. How long have they lived in
this house ? C. Since when did they live in this house ? D How long did