What is the man’s problem?
- A.
Nobody will listen to his complaints at work.
- B.
There is friction between him and a colleague.
- C.
He’s fallen out with his boss.
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I. LISTENING (4.0 POINTS) — PART 1 (1.2 points)
The listening test has THREE parts. You will hear each part TWICE. At the beginning of each part, you will have time to read the questions and at the end, you will have time to check your answers.
You will hear three different extracts. For questions 1-6, circle the answer (A, B or C) which fits best according to what you hear. There are two questions for each extract.
Extract One
You will hear two people talking about a problem at work.
What is the man’s problem?
Nobody will listen to his complaints at work.
There is friction between him and a colleague.
He’s fallen out with his boss.
What does the woman think?
He needs to approach the problem in a different way.
He has to accept that there will be problems in any office.
He is the main cause of all the office problems.
Extract Two
You will hear two people talking about how the woman got her job.
What were Janet’s expectations of the recruitment fair?
She was hoping to get some ideas for a career.
She was sure that someone would offer her a job in Public Relations.
She had incorrect preconceptions as to what she would gain from it.
How did Paul gain from the recruitment fair?
He passed an interview there and got a job.
He impressed someone who then recommended him for a job.
He applied for several jobs there and was successful.
Extract Three
You will hear two people talking about the man’s job as a prison officer.
What does the man say about his job?
You need to have a degree to get a promotion.
If you want a promotion you will have to go into management.
It’s a career that offers incentives for industrious people.
What is the woman’s opinion of the man?
He is both courageous and mad.
He must have a cruel side to him.
His desire to get a promotion is more important than anything else.
PART 2 (1.6 points)
You will hear a radio report about British people buying holiday homes abroad. For questions 7-14, complete the sentences with NO MORE THAN THREE word(s) or/and number(s).
Brits Head for Foreign Lands
There has been a ______ increase in the number of Brits with homes abroad.
______ are inspiring people to buy homes abroad.
The main reason people are buying foreign homes is to live in a ______.
People can borrow easily now due to the ______.
Only a ______ of people buy a property in eastern Europe.
Bulgaria has some of the ______ property opportunities in Europe.
Buying a property abroad isn’t necessarily a good ______.
You may not be able to pass on your property to your children due to foreign ______ laws.
PART 3 (1.2 points)
Questions 15-20
You will hear two psychologists talking about modern childhood. For questions 15-20, circle the answer (A, B, C or D), which fits best according to what you hear.
What does Daniel imply about past images of childhood?
They are entirely fictional.
They all show the misfortunes of childhood.
They are diverse.
They represent the innocence of childhood.
When mentioning the children throwing bags on the bus-stop, Louise is ______
critical.
amused.
angry.
sarcastic.
According to Daniel, ______
children are failing to learn adequate social skills.
children do not eat a balanced diet.
children are becoming involved in political scandals.
children are far more sociable than they used to be.
Louise believes that ______
parents are no longer interested in their children.
children should study harder to pass school exams.
modern life has a negative effect on children.
most parents are emotionally unstable.
What does Louise say about the media?
Manipulative actors have a negative effect on children.
It encourages celebrities to inspire young children.
Adverts are aimed more at young people than adults.
It glorifies unrealistic ideals.
Daniel implies that ______
children would be happier if their parents taught them at home.
machines are more of a menace to children than people are.
teachers aren’t helping children to be competitive enough.
most teenage problems stem from an unbalanced diet.
II. VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR (3.0 POINTS) — PART 1 (2.5 points)
Choose the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following questions. Write your answers in the corresponding numbered boxes provided.
My father was proud of being a ______ man – he started out with nothing and now he’s a successful businessman.
well-meant
awkward
self-made
compliant
Choose the word CLOSEST in meaning to the underlined word in the following question.
Experts warn that bad sitting postures can exacerbate back pain for those working from home.
alleviate
worsen
ignore
relieve
‘How did you manage to miss your flight?’
‘We had aimed ______ at the airport in plenty of time, but we got stuck in traffic.’
arriving
having arrived
to arrive
to arriving
Zoe’s plans to study at university ______ when she didn’t get the required grades in her school leaving exams.
fell through
wrote off
got back
put in
She didn’t need to ______ by adding more decorations because the dress was already beautiful.
be coming up roses
look fresh as a daisy
gild a lily
get a bite at the cherry
______ by the exhibits and the publicity materials, the organisers must have invested a huge amount of money in the new exhibition.
Seeing
Viewing
Judging
Considering
Choose the word OPPOSITE in meaning to the underlined word in the following question.
The government's decision to curb the interest rates has surprisingly stimulated consumer spending.
restrain
foster
monitor
benefit
The local gym neglected ______ us that the classes this Saturday had been cancelled.
informing
to be informed
inform
to inform
When a fire broke out in the Louvre, at least twenty ______ paintings were destroyed, including two by Picasso.
worthless
valueless
priceless
worthy
Jenny ______ her audition and was immediately offered the part!
went up against
scraped through
took off
waltzed through
Any leftover plastic cups, plates and bowls ______ to the store cupboard.
are to be returned
to return
are to return
must be returning
You’ve got one last chance to take this exam and pass, so you’d better ______ and do some work.
take off
knuckle down
scrape through
excel at
Choose the word CLOSEST in meaning to the underlined word in the following question.
The company’s stringent security policies prevent unauthorized access to sensitive data.
flexible
effective
rigorous
sensible
‘Is William going to visit the Great Wall while he’s in China?’
‘______ what William’s holiday plans are?’
How should I know
I mustn’t know
What do I know
Why could I know
Phoebe ______ all our expectations with her incredible performance in the dance contest.
attained
approved
reached
surpassed
Pablo is just twelve years old, but thanks to his parents’ encouragement, he is already a ______ chess player.
prodigious
peak
futile
resilient
My parents resent ______ so much time online.
spending me
me spending
me to spend
that I spend
Choose the word OPPOSITE in meaning to the underlined word in the following question.
The researcher’s findings were ambiguous, leading to several different interpretations by the team.
explicit
obscure
vague
uncertain
Kate’s been ______ for six months now, so she really hopes that this job interview works out well for her.
on duty
on the whole
outside the box
on the dole
This is a very busy office and in your new position you will have to be able to think on your ______!
toes
feet
legs
knees
Our team ______ more aggressively; we lost the match by just one goal.
should have played
would have played
would play
had played
She has______ good a computer that she has used it for 6 years without any errors.
so
such
how
too
______ have made communication easier and faster through the use of email and Internet is widely recognised.
That it is computer
That computers
Computers that
It is that computers
______ one after another, parallel computers perform groups of operations at the same time.
Conventional computers, by handling tasks
Since tasks being handled by conventional computers
Whereas conventional computers handle tasks
While tasks handled by conventional computers
The harder the student studies, ______.
the better his exam result will be
he will get a better exam result
he will get the best exam result
the more his exam result will be
PART 2 (0.5 point)
Read the passage and fill each blank with the correct form of the words in brackets. Write your answers in the corresponding numbered blanks.
The World-Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) has been involved in (1) ______ (CONSERVE) since its foundation in 1961. Its intention has always been to protect wildlife against the effects of human activity. Working very closely with both expert (2) ______ (ECOLOGY) and ordinary local people, the organisation aims to help those animals threatened by the destruction of habitats. Economic growth and tourism force some species to the brink of (3) ______ (EXTINCT). Fortunately, the WWF work hard to ensure that animals such as the giant panda will probably survive for a few more years yet. Refusing to accept that the problems are (4) ______ (MOUNT), the WWF works tirelessly on a (5) ______ (SEEM) never-ending list of projects, all of which help to protect the diversity of life on Earth.
(1) ______ (CONSERVE)
(2) ______ (ECOLOGY)
(3) ______ (EXTINCT)
(4) ______ (MOUNT)
(5) ______ (SEEM)
III. READING (6.0 POINTS) — PART 1 (1.6 points)
Read the passage and choose the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the word or phrase that best fits each blank. Write your answers in the corresponding numbered boxes provided.
Everyone's An Artist
Every year, the village of Pettineo celebrates its unique arts festival. For a few days each summer, artists from all over Europe (1) ______ at this village near the north coast of Sicily to enjoy the creative atmosphere. During their stay, the artists get together with the local people to paint a one-kilometre-long picture that runs the length of the high street. (2) ______ the painting is done, each visiting artist joins a local family for a big lunch and, (3) ______ the meal, the family receives the (4) ______ of the painting that the artist has painted. As a result, (5) ______ few villagers are rich, almost every home has at least one painting by a well-known European artist. Visitors to the village are eagerly (6) ______ into homes to see these paintings.
The festival was the idea of Antonio Presti, a local businessman who (7) ______ it up several years ago. Since then, Pettineo has (8) ______ a sort of domestic art museum in which any visitor can ring a doorbell, go into a house and admire a painting. In addition to this exhibition of paintings in people's homes, for those who have time to spare, there is an opportunity to wander through the display of huge sculptures in the village square.
group
crowd
gather
combine
Just
Once
Soon
Only
in addition to
in place of
in common with
in exchange for
partition
section
division
region
though
despite
since
even
persuaded
invited
requested
attracted
set
put
got
had
become
advanced
grown
increased
PART 2 (1.6 points)
Read the passage and think of the word which best fits each blank. Use only ONE word in each blank. Write your answers in the corresponding numbered boxes provided.
A Career at Home
Jodie Sutter is thirty-eight. She has two daughters and has recently changed her lifestyle. She is part of a growing number of women (1) ______ are abandoning their careers to become full-time homecarers. Jodie worked for ten years as a successful lawyer in a large legal firm in the city. She loved her job and was moving up the career ladder. She explained that she had fascinating cases (2) ______ court and gave it everything she had. When she had her first child, though, things changed. "In the (3) ______ place, my colleagues couldn't (4) ______ on me when they had a heavy workload because I'd have to rush home to Lucy," she said. Her husband also had a demanding job and they soon realised that there was more to family life than they had imagined.
"We were always (5) ______ schedule!" she exclaimed. Jodie admits (6) ______ frustrated at times when the situation got out of hand. That's when she was sure of her decision to leave her job. Her husband suggested that they should get a nanny. However, Jodie insisted on giving up her (7) ______, and did so when Lucy was three. "It's very difficult to (8) ______ work with family life and I believe the latter is more important."
(1) ______
(2) ______
(3) ______
(4) ______
(5) ______
(6) ______
(7) ______
(8) ______
PART 3 (1.6 points)
Read the passage and choose the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following questions. Write your answers in the corresponding numbered boxes provided.
Starting Up Your Own Business
My earliest memory is one of incredible trauma. When I was five, my older brother and I crept downstairs on Christmas morning to light candles on the tree, and his pyjamas caught fire. As he ran around the room in flames, I knew I had to fetch a bucket of water, but shock rooted me to the spot and I could do nothing. He's still scarred, and the incident had a lasting impact on me, too. Ever since, I've been driven by a need to help heal other people. When I was 18, I started studying medicine, but I never really got into it. The course wasn't what I'd expected and I took some time out to think about what I really wanted to do. But before I had a chance to start a new course, I'd fallen in love and was married.
I was sad to give up my studies but I put our marriage first. We had three children, but by the time the third was born, our relationship was falling apart. After nearly five years, I realised nothing was going to change unless I made it happen myself, so I persuaded my husband to leave. It was the hardest thing I'd ever done.
So there I was, 29, on my own, with three young children to bring up and very little money. Things were bleak. I knew I had to get on with bringing up the children, but there were times I felt I couldn't cope and then I'd go outside, lie on the grass and cry. My salvation was living in such a lovely place - it was so beautiful that just looking at the landscape was a form of therapy.
But back then, nature also supported us on a practical level. I realised that if I saved a few potatoes and planted them, I could grow my own. I taught myself as I went along, and learned how to use birch leaves and nettles from the garden to make soups. The children and I would go to the woods to pick blackberries and collect mushrooms and firewood. I also kept bees for honey. I'd always loved the outdoors, but for the first time I found myself looking at plants and thinking about what I could use them for. The children still remember those times as idyllic, but I knew I couldn't go on living like that forever. After a few years, as I built up my confidence, I decided I had to start using my brain again. I considered resurrecting my medical ambitions, but in the end turned down a place to study medicine in Dundee as it would have meant studying 70 hours a week, which was unfair on the children.
Then I heard about a homeopathy course, which was held one weekend a month in Newcastle. It was the mid-eighties when homeopathy wasn't so widely accepted, but I had faith in it because my parents had used it. Suddenly I had an energy I hadn't felt for years because I had regained control of my life. Healing people with homeopathy made perfect sense because it is based on the relationship between nature and ourselves, rather than being about automatically prescribing drugs.
For the first few years after I qualified, my surgery was a room in my house. It was exciting - people told their friends about me, so I never had to advertise, but it wasn't easy working from home. The children were very good but I felt guilty telling them they had to be quiet, so I started working from treatment rooms at clinics alongside other complimentary therapists. But before long I found I was working six days a week. It was exhausting travelling between clinics and it dawned on me that with the money I was paying in rent I might as well have my own place.
Eight years ago, I opened my own clinic in the centre of Edinburgh. I was totally out of my depth in the beginning and simply looked around until I found premises and took on the lease. I had no savings; I just planned to pay the rent with the money as it came in. I had no idea how to run a business back then. I was so naïve I didn't even know you had to pay rates, until I received a huge bill! But I began to realise that running a business is a creative process, too. I was determined that my lack of business skills wouldn't let me down, so I taught myself the basics kept things simple and, when things went wrong, I learned from my mistakes.
Running the clinic was my dream. I have three treatment rooms and I treat my patients in one of them, while the other two are rented to other therapists. There's also a shop where I sell natural healthcare products and natural beauty products that I've made. These days I work six days a week - three days spent treating people and the other three in the shop doing the accounts and making products.
I've learned you have to accept the negative things in life and use them to move on. You can't hide from them. It's hard when things go wrong, but it does help to clear out all the things that don't matter and lets you focus on what does. But more than anything, I've realised that it's worth pushing for what you want, because if you are lucky enough to find work you believe in, it can totally transform you.
What effect did her brother's accident have on the writer?
She blames herself for causing the accident at that time.
She felt somehow responsible for the extent of his injuries.
She realises that there was nothing she could have done to help him.
She felt that they were being punished for misbehaving.
What initially stopped the writer from following a career in medicine?
She decided she would prefer to get married.
She found the course too demanding.
She was uninspired by the course.
Her husband wanted her to be a housewife.
What happened after the writer split up with her husband?
She didn't have enough money to feed her children at that time.
She avoided mixing with other people socially because of disappointment.
She reverted to a childlike state herself when she was disappointed.
She became as self-sufficient as she could in order to save money.
The word salvation in paragraph 3 is CLOSEST in meaning to ______.
relief
destruction
doom
ruin
What was the writer's attitude to studying homeopathy?
She was unsure what it involved but believed it might make a good career.
She was positive about it because she'd had previous experience of it.
She naturally accepted it because her parents had a homeopathy clinic.
She was worried that people would be negative because it wasn't used at that time.
What does the writer say about her business skills in the beginning?
There were more challenges to deal with than she realised at first.
She found it fairly simple to deal with the business from day one.
She was so well prepared that she managed to deal with problems.
She couldn't afford to pay her first rates bill because of low-paid jobs.
The phrase let me down in paragraph 7 could best be replaced by ______.
support me
stand by me
disappoint me
encourage me
The word them in paragraph 8 refers to ______.
therapists
treatment rooms
patients
healthcare products
PART 4 (1.2 points)
Read the article below about the London Underground (the Tube).
Choose the best phrases from A-J to fill spaces 1-6. One answer has been given as an example. Write your answers in the corresponding numbered boxes provided.
Instead of complaining about the Northern line, we Londoners ought to feel grateful for the tube, the envy of other cities. Liverpool and Newcastle have local lines of a faintly tube-like appearance but they go underground for every short distance, (0) ___J___. Thirty years ago, my friend Pearl from Peacehaven came up to London (1) ______. She had to be coaxed on to the escalator, and gave little shrieks of delighted horror (2) ______.
Inside the train she looked out of the window at blackness in alarm. Like all who gaze through underground windows, she saw not only blackness (3) ______.
When the escalator first began, my family tells me, (4) ______. Hence the unmoveable steps that sometimes run parallel to the moving staircase. My aunt, straight from a village in Poland, was struck with terror at the sight of the escalator, (5) ______. Those were chivalrous times and two London Transport officials heaved her on and held on to her as she screamed, kicked and struggled. I bet they were glad when they reached the top (6) ______.
List of Phrases (A-J):
A. and refused point-blank to ascend
B. for she was a large aunt
C. as if she were on a fairground roller-coaster
D. as there's nothing quite like it
E. but also her own reflection
F. many adults were frightened of it
G. but because she was scared
H. and I showed her the sights
I. even though she had made up her mind
J. so I don't think they qualify as tubes
(1) ______
(2) ______
(3) ______
(4) ______
(5) ______
(6) ______
IV. WRITING (4.0 POINTS) — PART 1 (1.0 point)
For each question, complete the second sentence in such a way that it is as similar in meaning as possible to the one printed before it.
The only reason we won the contract was Debbie’s fantastic presentation.
✎ We wouldn’t have ______________________________.
The window was broken by a cricket ball.
✎ It ______________________________.
Getting through the summer without getting injured was the only thing the athlete wanted.
✎ All ______________________________.
Glynn became a social worker to help people less fortunate than himself.
✎ The reason ______________________________.
Christopher Columbus discovered America.
✎ The person ______________________________.
PART 2 (1.0 point)
For each question, complete the second sentence in such a way that it has the closest meaning to the original one, using the WORD given. DO NOT change this word. You must use between THREE AND SIX WORDS, including the word given.
Tom completely ignored his parents’ advice on career choice. (NOTICE)
✎ Tom ______________________ his parents’ advice.
It’s not neccessary for you to promise - I know I can trust you. (WORD)
✎ You ______________________. I know I can trust you.
You ran the risk of being burgled when you left the door unlocked. (BROKEN)
✎ Your house ______________________ when you left the door unlocked.
You’ve got to persuade the editor not to publish that story. (OUT)
✎ You’ve got to ______________________ that story.
We‘re going to miss the start of the film if we dont hurry. (TIME)
✎ Unless we hurry, the film ______________________ we get there.
PART 3 (2.0 points)
Write an essay on the following topic:
“Artificial intelligence is changing the way students learn. While some people believe AI makes education more effective, others argue that it may negatively affect students’ thinking skills and creativity.”
To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement?
Give reasons for your answer and include relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.
You should write between 200 and 250 words.
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⚠ BẢN ĐÁP ÁN — đề trong kho CenStu, phát kèm đáp án
I. LISTENING (4.0 POINTS) — PART 1 (1.2 points)
| Question | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Đáp án | B | A | C | B | C | A |
| Điểm | 0,2 | 0,2 | 0,2 | 0,2 | 0,2 | 0,2 |
PART 3 (1.2 points)
| Question | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Đáp án | C | D | A | C | D | B |
| Điểm | 0,2 | 0,2 | 0,2 | 0,2 | 0,2 | 0,2 |
II. VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR (3.0 POINTS) — PART 1 (2.5 points)
| Question | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Đáp án | C | B | C | A | C | C | B | D | C | D |
| Điểm | 0,1 | 0,1 | 0,1 | 0,1 | 0,1 | 0,1 | 0,1 | 0,1 | 0,1 | 0,1 |
| Question | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Đáp án | A | B | C | A | D | A | B | A | D | B |
| Điểm | 0,1 | 0,1 | 0,1 | 0,1 | 0,1 | 0,1 | 0,1 | 0,1 | 0,1 | 0,1 |
| Question | 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 | 25 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Đáp án | A | A | B | C | A |
| Điểm | 0,1 | 0,1 | 0,1 | 0,1 | 0,1 |
III. READING (6.0 POINTS) — PART 1 (1.6 points)
| Question | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Đáp án | C | B | D | B | A | B | A | A |
| Điểm | 0,2 | 0,2 | 0,2 | 0,2 | 0,2 | 0,2 | 0,2 | 0,2 |
PART 3 (1.6 points)
| Question | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Đáp án | B | C | D | A | B | A | C | B |
| Điểm | 0,2 | 0,2 | 0,2 | 0,2 | 0,2 | 0,2 | 0,2 | 0,2 |
PART 2 (1.6 points) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Question 7 | 15 percent | 0,2 |
| Question 8 | television programmes | 0,2 |
| Question 9 | better climate | 0,2 |
| Question 10 | low interest rate | 0,2 |
| Question 11 | minority | 0,2 |
| Question 12 | cheapest | 0,2 |
| Question 13 | investment | 0,2 |
| Question 14 | tax and inheritance | 0,2 |
PART 2 (0.5 point) | ||
| Question 1 | conservation | 0,1 |
| Question 2 | ecologists | 0,1 |
| Question 3 | extinction | 0,1 |
| Question 4 | insurmountable | 0,1 |
| Question 5 | seemingly | 0,1 |
PART 2 (1.6 points) | ||
| Question 1 | who | 0,2 |
| Question 2 | in | 0,2 |
| Question 3 | first | 0,2 |
| Question 4 | count | 0,2 |
| Question 5 | behind | 0,2 |
| Question 6 | getting | 0,2 |
| Question 7 | career | 0,2 |
| Question 8 | combine | 0,2 |
PART 4 (1.2 points) | ||
| Question 1 | H | 0,2 |
| Question 2 | C | 0,2 |
| Question 3 | E | 0,2 |
| Question 4 | F | 0,2 |
| Question 5 | A | 0,2 |
| Question 6 | B | 0,2 |
IV. WRITING (4.0 POINTS) — PART 1 (1.0 point)
The only reason we won the contract was Debbie’s fantastic presentation.
✎ We wouldn’t have ______________________________.
The window was broken by a cricket ball.
✎ It ______________________________.
Getting through the summer without getting injured was the only thing the athlete wanted.
✎ All ______________________________.
Glynn became a social worker to help people less fortunate than himself.
✎ The reason ______________________________.
Christopher Columbus discovered America.
✎ The person ______________________________.
PART 2 (1.0 point)
Tom completely ignored his parents’ advice on career choice. (NOTICE)
✎ Tom ______________________ his parents’ advice.
It’s not neccessary for you to promise - I know I can trust you. (WORD)
✎ You ______________________. I know I can trust you.
You ran the risk of being burgled when you left the door unlocked. (BROKEN)
✎ Your house ______________________ when you left the door unlocked.
You’ve got to persuade the editor not to publish that story. (OUT)
✎ You’ve got to ______________________ that story.
We‘re going to miss the start of the film if we dont hurry. (TIME)
✎ Unless we hurry, the film ______________________ we get there.
PART 3 (2.0 points)
“Artificial intelligence is changing the way students learn. While some people believe AI makes education more effective, others argue that it may negatively affect students’ thinking skills and creativity.”
To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement?
Give reasons for your answer and include relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.
You should write between 200 and 250 words.
I. LISTENING (4.0 POINTS) — PART 1 (1.2 points)
PART 2 (1.6 points)
PART 3 (1.2 points)
II. VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR (3.0 POINTS) — PART 1 (2.5 points)
PART 2 (0.5 point)
III. READING (6.0 POINTS) — PART 1 (1.6 points)
PART 2 (1.6 points)
PART 3 (1.6 points)
PART 4 (1.2 points)
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