Đề thi thử THPT quốc gia môn tiếng Anh năm 2017 Đề 11 ( có video chữa)

A  to see 

B in 

C office

D will arrive

A didn't send 

B candy 

C because 

D on a

A needn't                                

B advices                    

C now on  

D with it

A gave in

B took up 

C got out 

D cooled off

A contains

B concludes                

C consists                   

D comprises 

A acquaintance with   

B on good terms with

C  on good relationships with     

D in relation to

A expectation 

B prediction 

C prospect 

D outlook

A far and away

B far from it 

C  as far as they go

D few and far between

A blame 

B charge 

C fault 

D guilt

A drizzle                                 

B gale

C breeze                     

D gust 

A get 

B notice 

C even 

D have

A send                                    

B write                       

C rent                         

D turn

A carry 

B must carry 

C have been carrying 

D am carrying

A racquets                              

B bats                         

C clubs                       

D shoes

A  away from  

B out of   

C off                           

D by

A Not Wednesday again. 

B Sorry. I’ve already made plans for Wednesday.

C I’m busy on Wednesday. 

D Can I come another day?

A I cooked it.

B The chicken is mine.

C Thank you. I’m glad you like it. 

D You’re go nice.

A eagerness 

B weakness 

C indifference 

D softness

A extremely rapid

B slow 

C very dangerous

D understandable

A terrifying 

B mysterious 

C fascinating 

D destructive

A cleaning                              

B crushing                  

C reselling                  

D reprocessing

A The concert was as good as we had thought. 

B We expected the concert to be worse.

C We thought the concert would be much better. 

D The concert was thought to be good.

A I’d rather you didn’t invite her to the party.

B I’d rather not ask her to the party.

C Please don’t ask her about the party.

D You ask her to the party, don’t you?

A She was broken for a moment when she heard the news.

B On hearing the news, she broke down.

C She broke her leg when hearing the news.

D When she heard the news, she was sick.

A Sam was on the point of leaving the office when the phone rang.

B Sam was bound to leave the office when the phone rang.

C Sam was about to leave the office then the phone rang.

D Sam was leaving the office as soon as the phone rang.

A When she keeps disagreeing with her boss, she may get sacked from her job.

B Although she keeps disagreeing with her boss, she’s in danger of being fired from her job.

C She may have lost her job if she keeps disagreeing with her boss.

D If she keeps disagreeing with her boss, she’s in danger of getting dismissed from her job.

A officers 

B agents 

C guides

D representatives

A hostels 

B villas 

C hotels

D apartments

A lift-out

B lifting 

C take-off 

D departing

A cheques                  

B receipts                   

C bills                         

D notes

A council 

B bureau 

C ambassador 

D embassy

A the prejudice that existed in Atlanta

B Martin Luther King’s childhood

C Martin Luther King’s grandfather 

D the neighborhood King grew up in

A picking 

B learning

C exciting 

D meeting

A community spirit.

B black lawyers.

C his mother

D his speeches

A achievement 

B neighborhood 

C segregation 

D services

A dentistry

B medicine

C law                                      

D banking

A flower arranging    

B shoe making   

C  garment making   

D book binding

A had a difficult childhood     

B was a good musician as a child.

C loved to listen to his grandfather speak    

D grew up in a relatively rich area of Atlanta.

A reduces children’s dependence on their parents 

B increases positive control by parents

C decreases parental interference        

D increases children’s dependence

A emotionally need each other          

B only temporarily depend on each other

C  emotionally and physically depend on each other 

D  eternally depend on each other 

A  refuse to go to a college that is far from home  

B go to college to satisfy their parents’ wish

C choose an institution that is close to their home   

D choose a foreign institution rather than a domestic one

A they are worried about the school’s carelessness 

B the school often neglects their children

C they are afraid of being deprived of happiness 

D they find their children a source of happiness

A means                     

B methods                              

C ways                        

D instruments 

A children want complete freedom from their parents’ control

B the colleges want to keep parents in the dark about their activities

C parents tend to get more involved in their children’s schoolwork                   

D teachers themselves do not want to share information with the parents

A one should study physics whenever possible     

B one should never forget old relationships

C one should only care about new relationships 

D one should build more relationships

A parting with old relationships 

B being financially independent

C standing on your own feet          

D looking for your own devices