1.My sister last went to the cinema with me last year.
 A. This is the first time my sister has gone to the cinema with me.

B. My sister hasn't gone to the cinema with me since last year.

C. My sister didn't go to the cinema with me for one year.

D. My sister has gone to the cinema with me from last year.'

2."If I were you, I would not stay up late " my A sister said.

A. My sister refused to stay up late in my situation.
B. My sister advised me not to stay up late. 
C. My sister promised to me not to stay up late
 D. My sister reminded me not to stay up late.

3.My father was absent from home. He didn't help me repair the bike.
A. I wish that my father wasn't absent from home and helped me repair the bike. 
B. If my father had been at home, he would have helped me repair the bike.

C. My father would help me to repair the bike if he weren't absent from home

D. If my father had been absent from home, he would help me repair the bike.

4. The Watsons moved to London and soon after they decided to buy a new car.

 A. Only when the Watsons decided to buy a new car did they move to London

B. It was not until the Watsons moved to London did they decide to buy a new car. 

C. Only if had the Watsons moved to London and they decided to buy a new car. 

D. No sooner had the Watsons moved to London than they decided to buy a new car

1.My sister last went to the cinema with me last year.
 A. This is the first time my sister has gone to the cinema with me.

B. My sister hasn't gone to the cinema with me since last year.

C. My sister didn't go to the cinema with me for one year.

D. My sister has gone to the cinema with me from last year.'

2."If I were you, I would not stay up late " my A sister said.

A. My sister refused to stay up late in my situation.
B. My sister advised me not to stay up late. 
C. My sister promised to me not to stay up late
 D. My sister reminded me not to stay up late.

3.My father was absent from home. He didn't help me repair the bike.
A. I wish that my father wasn't absent from home and helped me repair the bike. 
B. If my father had been at home, he would have helped me repair the bike.

C. My father would help me to repair the bike if he weren't absent from home

D. If my father had been absent from home, he would help me repair the bike.

4. The Watsons moved to London and soon after they decided to buy a new car.

 A. Only when the Watsons decided to buy a new car did they move to London

B. It was not until the Watsons moved to London did they decide to buy a new car. 

C. Only if had the Watsons moved to London and they decided to buy a new car. 

D. No sooner had the Watsons moved to London than they decided to buy a new car

1.It is important that he .... into a good university next year

A.is getting B.has gotten C.get D.will get

2.Mary will have cooked dinner...

A. as soon as her mother returned home

B.until her mother will return home

C. by the time her mother returns home

D.when her mother had returned home

3.My daughter was chosen in the interview ....she was good at English.

A.although B.because of C.despite D.because

4.The rooms are nice, ....
A.do they B.doesn't it C.isn't it D.aren't they

5. Tuan's friends arrived while he .... the gate yesterday

A.painting B.had painted C.was painting D.was painted

6.My father grew this tree after he ... from the any

A.had retired B.has retiredC.retire D.will retire7.

He is the ..... student in this class.

A. very intelligent

B. most intelligent

C. more intelligent
D.less intelligent

8.we would  take a lot of photos if we ... a camera now

A.will have B.have had C.had D.had had

9.Nam could find a good .... to his financial trouble
A.solvable B.solution C.solve D.solvably

1.It is important that he .... into a good university next year

A.is getting B.has gotten C.get D.will get

2.Mary will have cooked dinner...

A. as soon as her mother returned home

B.until her mother will return home

C. by the time her mother returns home

D.when her mother had returned home

3.My daughter was chosen in the interview ....she was good at English.

A.although B.because of C.despite D.because

4.The rooms are nice, ....
A.do they B.doesn't it C.isn't it D.aren't they

5. Tuan's friends arrived while he .... the gate yesterday

A.painting B.had painted C.was painting D.was painted

6.My father grew this tree after he ... from the any

A.had retired B.has retiredC.retire D.will retire7.

He is the ..... student in this class.

A. very intelligent

B. most intelligent

C. more intelligent
D.less intelligent

8.we would  take a lot of photos if we ... a camera now

A.will have B.have had C.had D.had had

9.Nam could find a good .... to his financial trouble
A.solvable B.solution C.solve D.solvably

As a strategy to contain potentially infected people and prevent the virus from spreading further, businesses and schools will heavily rely on the internet to keep business running. From online learning to telecommuting, many aspects of our daily lives that used to involve face to face contact will be moved to cyberspace. This shift to internet-based work presents both advantages, challenges, and potentially a detriment to the education and business communities.

For some businesses, telecommuting can be a boon for their bottom line. Imagine a company that can run its entire operation staffed by workers who work from home. No need to lease large office spaces. No need for long commutes. Flexible hours and working in your pajamas (or anything you want to wear). With telecommuting, you can hire a geographically diverse group of employees without worrying about where to house them or relocate them.

In terms of education, online learning also comes with some advantages. For a long time, schools and colleges have resisted online instruction, and institutions that do have been regarded as inferior. However, with a rapidly spreading virus and a campus full of people in close contact, schools have no choice but to turn to online classes as an alternative, albeit temporary, solution. By letting students learn from home, colleges can allow more students to take the same class simultaneously, while students who missed lectures for any reason can make up with video streaming.

On the other hand, not everything can be solved by moving online. Businesses in personal services, retail, and food and beverage businesses will suffer under this crisis, as personal interaction is still an essential part of those industries. Although, I suspect delivery platforms such as Amazon and UberEats are likely to see a boom in business as people are confined to their homes.

Meanwhile, although some classes can be successfully taught online, specific disciplines are impossible to instruct through the internet. From lab work for chemistry to the arts, these classes must be conducted in person. The closing of campuses would also negatively impact students, who paid thousands of dollars to colleges for room and board. Worse, for many international scholars, campus closures might mean they have nowhere to go. 

1.The word "hire" in paragraph 4 is closest in meaning to

A. talk B.employ C.lend D.refuse

2.According to paragraph 2, what benefits can a company receive if all the staff works from home? 
A. The workers may have more time to work instead of travelling miles to reach the office.

B. The employees may not suffer from the work's pressure at the office.

C. The company may find it easy to control the time and the effectiveness of its employees work.

D. The company can take on employees from any place in the world without the anxiety for their accommodation. 

3.The phrase "make up" in paragraph 3 most probably means

A.exchange the lessons

B. prepare for the next lessons

C. do the exercises

D. study the lessons later

4. The author predicted that delivery platforms such as Amazon and UberEats

A.will experience a rapid growth in the pandemic

B.will witness a sharp downward trend in business.

C.will have many packages returned or rented.

D.will go bust when the COVID-19 spreads quickly.

5. According to the passage, which of the following is NOT true?

A.Before the appearance of the COVID-19, many schools and colleges have opposed to distance learning

B.Internet-based work may negatively impact some businesses because of the shortage of personal interaction.

C.Students can learn any skill and lesson with the help of teachers through the internet

D.The number of students taking the same online class is not limited.

6.The word "they" in the last paragraph refers to

A.campus closures

B.international scholars

C.colleges

D.Students

7.What does the article mainly discuss?

A.The shift from face-to-face contact to internet-based contact

B.The benefits and drawbacks of internet-based work to education and business.

C.How business and schools continue to work in the pandemic.

D.The differences in the impact of the pandemic on education and business.

1b

2d

3d

4a

5c

6a

7d

1. B

2. D

3. D

4. A

5. C

6. B

7. B

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1. The rise in green jobs has positive effects on the conservation of ecosystems. (BENEFICIAL)
-> The rise in green jobs has beneficial effects on the conservation of ecosystems
2. The destruction of the rainforest can badly affect the survival of many species. (THREATEN)
-> The destruction of the rainforest can badly threaten the survival of many species
3. If we continue to use our natural resources too much, we will cause loss of biodiversity. (OVERUSE)
-> If we continue to overuse our natural resources, we will cause loss of biodiversity
4. Both individuals and governments should take responsibility for protecting the environment. (RESPONSIBLE)
-> Both indiviuals and governments should be responsible for protecting the environment
5. Conservation organisations are of great importance to protect rare species from hunting. (ROLE) 
-> Conservation organisations play an important role in protecting rare species from hunting

1. The rise in green jobs has positive effects on the conservation of ecosystems. (BENEFICIAL)
-> The rise in green jobs has beneficial effects on the conservation of ecosystems
2. The destruction of the rainforest can badly affect the survival of many species. (THREATEN)
-> The destruction of the rainforest can badly threaten the survival of many species
3. If we continue to use our natural resources too much, we will cause loss of biodiversity. (OVERUSE)
-> If we continue to overuse our natural resources, we will cause loss of biodiversity
4. Both individuals and governments should take responsibility for protecting the environment. (RESPONSIBLE)
-> Both indiviuals and governments should be responsible for protecting the environment
5. Conservation organisations are of great importance to protect rare species from hunting. (ROLE) 
-> Conservation organisations play an important role in protecting rare species from hunting

11. D. but

12. B. job

13 C. who

14. B. comfortable

15. A. ways

1 A

2 B

3 C

4 B

5 A