1. I didn't enjoy the book. The story was stupid a such b so c such a d so a

1.I didn't enjoy the book. The story was .. stupid A)such B)so C)such a D)so a
2.She refused to say ... A)something B)anything C)any D) some
3. I forgot to bring my pen. Do have … pen I could borrow? A) a B)an C)the D)-
4.He has a very ... job A)tired B)tiring C)to tire D)tiredness
5.I have … two younger brothers and an older sister. A) a B)an C)the D)-
6.Tom looked ... when I saw him
A)sadly B)sad C)carefully D)tiring
7.That was ... film . I've ever seen. A)the most boring B)the boringest C)more boring D)boringer
8.The party was great. We enjoyed ... very much A)myself B)ourselves C)itself D)themselves
9.I ... television since 2 o'clock
A)have been watching B)had been watching C)have watched D)had watched
10.I have ... aunt in Sydney and ...few other relatives in ...New Zealand
A)a/a/- B)an/a/- C)an/-/- D)-/-/-
11. ... you have ... you want
A)The most /the most B)most/most C)the more /the more D)more/more
12.Tom ... ten cigarettes today.
A)have smoked B)has smoked C)smoke D)is smoking
13.When Mary arrived, we ... dinner
A)have B)have had C)were having D)was having
14.what time does the film ...
A)begins B)begin C)beginning D)begun
15.The man went to ...prison because he had killed two women.
A) a B)an C)the D)-
16.Petrol is twice as...as It was a few years ago.
A)expensive B)more expensive C)the most expensive D)the cheapest
17.The room ... when I arrived
A)was being cleaned B)is being cleaned C) cleans D) cleaned
18.She has ... job in a shop in ... Oxford Street.
A)a/the B)-/- C)a/- D)the/the

The new superhero film "Black Panther" was breaking records. It was the highest moneymaking film ever for a February film. Disney, the movie’s maker, estimated that the film has earned over $361 million in its first three days. The opening was the fifth highest-earning film ever. The film had been helped by great reviews from critics. The film review site "Rotten Tomatoes" gave it a 97 per cent rating. It was very rare for any movie to get such a high score. The Los Angeles Times newspaper compared "Black Panther" to a "Star Wars" film. It said "Black Panther" took over Los Angeles. Black Panther is the first Marvel superhero film with an African-American in the leading role.
19. What is the passage mainly about?
A) about a new superhero B) about a famous newspaper C) about a review of a film D) about a film website

20. According to the passage, what score did the website give Black Panther?
A) a high one B) a low one C) a little one D) a bad one
21. All of the following statements are TRUE, EXCEPT . . .
A)The film was the highest moneymaking film in February.
B)The film gave itself a 97 per cent rating in first three days.
C)The film got more than $361 million in its first three days.
D)An African-American actor played the main role in the film.
22. According to the passage, what did the Los Angeles Times compare Black Panther to?
A) to another day.B) to another film C) to another newspaper D) to another superhero

Humans have always been fascinated by owls. Prehistoric people painted pictures of owls in caves.The ancient Romans thought that owls were signs of death and bad luck. But in ancient Greece, owls were connected with the idea of wisdom and good luck. The connection with wisdom still exists in English. The expression “a wise owl” is a clever person who knows a lot. Owls have very good hearing and eyesight. They can see very well during the day and at night. They are very good hunters. They are more successful hunters than hawks. But owls are much less intelligent than hawks. They are even less intelligent than pigeons. Hawks can be trained, which means that they can learn things. For example, they learn to hunt with their human trainer. They will come and land on the trainer’s arm when the trainer calls. But owls can’t learn to do any of these things. They are impossible to be trained. Owls look wise animals, but in reality they are not wise at all.

23. What is the passage mainly about?
A) about the most intelligent birds B) about prehistoric paintings
C) about a hunting ability of hawks. D) about some information on owls
24. According to the passage, what does the expression “a wise owl” mean?
A) a man who trains owls B) a man who knows much C) a man with good hearing D) a man with bad eyesight
25. All of the following statements are FALSE, EXCEPT . . .
A)Owls are the most intelligent birds among other birds.
B)Prehistoric people thought owls were signs of bad luck.
C)It’s not possible to teach owls to hunt with humans.
D)Owls are much more intelligent than pigeons and hawks.
26. According to the passage, what birds can be trained to hunt with humans?
A) pigeons B) hawks C) owls D) sparrows

As I love children, I work at a summer camp for kids every year. Nearly all the kids know how to swim and play table-tennis before they come, but things like rock climbing are new experiences for them. Some of them are very nervous and deny taking part in it. Some children miss home. You might expect them to be young children but they are actually from the ten to thirteen-year-olds. We don’t let them use their mobile phones. First we tell them they can phone home after lunch. Then when they ask again, usually after dinner, we suggest doing it the next day. Most children will be fine in a couple of days. It’s surprising how many children come and thank us because they have had a great time. It’s not just the children who miss. We have parents who call all the time, asking how their child is getting on, which is quite unnecessary. Often their son or daughter will be busy, playing games, so we have to tell parents to ring back another time.

27. According to the passage, what is the writer trying to do in this text?
A)Describe how children enjoy staying at a summer camp.
B)Explain how children make friends at a research camp.
C)Advise children how to have lunch at a summer camp.
D)Suggest how parents should choose a winter camp.
28. According to the passage, what does the writer say about rock climbing at the camp?
A)Some children find it very boring. B)Some children refuse to take part in it.
C)All children already know how to do it. D)All children prefer rock climbing to swimming.
29. According to the passage, what surprises the writer about the children at the camp?
A)They miss meal times with their parents
B)The youngest ones find it hard to be away from home.
C)They seem grateful for their experience there.
D)They complain if they cannot phone their parents.
30. According to the passage, what does the writer think about some parents?
A)They don’t need to keep on phoning all the time.
B)They need to be reminded to phone their children.
C)They should visit their children instead of phoning them.
D)They should allow their children to bring food to camp

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