1.most words have only one pronunciation but sometimes a word has two or more. PRONOUNCE
2.your general knowledge will be enriched whenyou take past in the course. RICH
3.my grandfather was extremely knowledgeable about the history of China. EXTREME
4.if you weren't so inactive, you wouldn't be so fat! ACT
5.each year many people voluntarily take care of the old and the disabled VOLUNTEER
em ghi đáp án rồi ai có cách giải thích không ạ?

1.most words have only one pronunciation but sometimes a word has two or more. PRONOUNCE
2.your general knowledge will be enriched whenyou take past in the course. RICH
3.my grandfather was extremely knowledgeable about the history of China. EXTREME
4.if you weren't so inactive, you wouldn't be so fat! ACT
5.each year many people voluntarily take care of the old and the disabled VOLUNTEER
em ghi đáp án rồi ai có cách giải thích không ạ?

41. There __________ four chairs and a table __________ the middle of the room.

A. are – in B. are – at C. is – on D. is – in

42. In __________ lessons, they learn about animals and plants.

A. music B. art C. history D. science

43. Things at a supermarket are more __________ than things at a village market. 

A. busy B. expensive C. crowded D. sleepy 

44. There aren’t any pillows __________ the bed.

A. from B. on C. behind D. in front of

45. Can you __________ me the pen, please?

A. move B. pass C. have D. turn

46. Nga is __________ the phone, chatting __________ friends.

A. on – to B. on – on C. to – with D. to – to

47. My best friend is kind and __________. He often makes me laugh.

A. funny B. nice C. shy D. boring

48. The film is very __________ and we can’t see all of it.

A. wonderful B. easy C. exciting D. boring

49. A __________ is the area just inside the main entrance of a house. 

A. bathroom B. living room C. hall D. bedroom 

50. My brother is having a __________ in the bathroom. 

A. meal B. shower C. towel D. chair

51. Mary has __________ hair and big __________ eyes.

A. blonde/ small B. a black/ blue C. blonde/ blue D. black/ long

52. She is always __________ at school and helps other students with their homework.

A. hard B. hardly C. hard-working D. work hard

53. Our class is going to __________ a picnic at the zoo on Saturday. Would you like to come with us?

A. have B. take C. pass D. go

54. Please turn __________ the lights. The room is so dark.

A. in B. on C. off D. at

55. At break time, I go to the library and __________ books.

A. go B. read C. play D. listen

56. Listen! Someone __________ at the door.

A. knock B. knocks C. is knocking D. are knocking

57. Nam __________ football now. He’s tired.

A. doesn’t play B. plays C. is playing D. isn’t playing

58. You should keep your food in the to preserve it. 

A. cupboard B. sink C. dishwasher D. refrigerator 

59. A __________ is a room in the house where people sit together, watch TV, etc. 

A. living room B. bedroom C. hall D. kitchen 

60. I am having a math lesson but I forgot my __________. I have some difficulties.

A. calculator B. bike C. pencil case D. pencil sharpener

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the following questions.

Becoming an Art Dealer

It is many peoples dream to become a world-famous artist. Unfortunately, it can be extremely difficult to make a living solely from selling your paintings or sculptures. But don’t worry because there are other jobs in the world of art that you can pursue. One possible career option is to become an art dealer.

An art dealer works on behalf of artists to help them sell works to museums and galleries around the world. To be successful at this profession, it requires a well-rounded skill set. For starters, it helps a lot if you love art and are knowledgeable about art history. Having business skills will also be quite useful, as it will be necessary to negotiate with buyers, and help the artists you represent market their work. If becoming an art dealer sounds appealing, there are several steps which you can follow. Although you may have a love for a wide range of styles, you should start by choosing one category to focus on. Buyers usually prefer to deal with a specialist in a particular area than someone who is a jack of all trades. When selecting your focus, choose an area that you are passionate about instead of something that seems lucrative. Art trends come and go, so there is no use trying to predict what is hot. These trends will certainly change over the course of your career. 

Once you selected an area to focus on, start to contact some museums, galleries, and other companies in the art world and send them your resume. The majority of art dealers begin their careers working as interns for these kinds of companies. Although these interns may be paid little, or in some cases nothing at all, the experience of learning how art businesses work will certainly serve you down the road.

It pays to be flexible in the beginning, as the most important thing is to get your foot in the door. Museums and galleries may offer you several positions including a sales assistant or a junior art consultant. Whichever job you accept, be sure to learn it well and give it your best. In addition to your responsibilities, make sure your start to network with others in your industry. As your knowledge and contacts begin to grow, more opportunities will be open to you.

What is the third paragraph mainly about?

A. Getting your first job in the art industry 

B. Ways to improve your own personal artwork 

C. A job that you can get once you have a lot of experience 

D. Ways to impress your boss when you start your career

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the following questions.

Becoming an Art Dealer

It is many peoples dream to become a world-famous artist. Unfortunately, it can be extremely difficult to make a living solely from selling your paintings or sculptures. But don’t worry because there are other jobs in the world of art that you can pursue. One possible career option is to become an art dealer.

An art dealer works on behalf of artists to help them sell works to museums and galleries around the world. To be successful at this profession, it requires a well-rounded skill set. For starters, it helps a lot if you love art and are knowledgeable about art history. Having business skills will also be quite useful, as it will be necessary to negotiate with buyers, and help the artists you represent market their work. If becoming an art dealer sounds appealing, there are several steps which you can follow. Although you may have a love for a wide range of styles, you should start by choosing one category to focus on. Buyers usually prefer to deal with a specialist in a particular area than someone who is a jack of all trades. When selecting your focus, choose an area that you are passionate about instead of something that seems lucrative. Art trends come and go, so there is no use trying to predict what is hot. These trends will certainly change over the course of your career. 

Once you selected an area to focus on, start to contact some museums, galleries, and other companies in the art world and send them your resume. The majority of art dealers begin their careers working as interns for these kinds of companies. Although these interns may be paid little, or in some cases nothing at all, the experience of learning how art businesses work will certainly serve you down the road.

It pays to be flexible in the beginning, as the most important thing is to get your foot in the door. Museums and galleries may offer you several positions including a sales assistant or a junior art consultant. Whichever job you accept, be sure to learn it well and give it your best. In addition to your responsibilities, make sure your start to network with others in your industry. As your knowledge and contacts begin to grow, more opportunities will be open to you.

What is the passage mainly about?

A. Suggestions about how to get a job in the art world 

B. The best-selling paintings in modern times

C. How to become a famous artist 

D. Some helpful art schools students should consider

Give the correct forms of word in brackets

1, I know......how she felt (EXACT)

2, Her......was a shock to him (DIE)

3, We postponed our picnic because it was raining.... ( HEAVY)

4, It's ......much warmer than this in July (NORMAL)

5, Her felt very.....when he failed the exam again (COURAGE)

6, He promise to come but he'd very ......(RELY)

7, She is extremely....... about the history of art ( KNOW)

8, You need a lot of.... to be a teacher (PATIENT)

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the following questions.

Becoming an Art Dealer

It is many peoples dream to become a world-famous artist. Unfortunately, it can be extremely difficult to make a living solely from selling your paintings or sculptures. But don’t worry because there are other jobs in the world of art that you can pursue. One possible career option is to become an art dealer.

An art dealer works on behalf of artists to help them sell works to museums and galleries around the world. To be successful at this profession, it requires a well-rounded skill set. For starters, it helps a lot if you love art and are knowledgeable about art history. Having business skills will also be quite useful, as it will be necessary to negotiate with buyers, and help the artists you represent market their work. If becoming an art dealer sounds appealing, there are several steps which you can follow. Although you may have a love for a wide range of styles, you should start by choosing one category to focus on. Buyers usually prefer to deal with a specialist in a particular area than someone who is a jack of all trades. When selecting your focus, choose an area that you are passionate about instead of something that seems lucrative. Art trends come and go, so there is no use trying to predict what is hot. These trends will certainly change over the course of your career. 

Once you selected an area to focus on, start to contact some museums, galleries, and other companies in the art world and send them your resume. The majority of art dealers begin their careers working as interns for these kinds of companies. Although these interns may be paid little, or in some cases nothing at all, the experience of learning how art businesses work will certainly serve you down the road.

It pays to be flexible in the beginning, as the most important thing is to get your foot in the door. Museums and galleries may offer you several positions including a sales assistant or a junior art consultant. Whichever job you accept, be sure to learn it well and give it your best. In addition to your responsibilities, make sure your start to network with others in your industry. As your knowledge and contacts begin to grow, more opportunities will be open to you.

The best quality of an art dealer to start the career may be ___________.

A. high qualifications

B. fame

C. knowledge and contacts

D. love of arts

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the following questions.

Becoming an Art Dealer

It is many peoples dream to become a world-famous artist. Unfortunately, it can be extremely difficult to make a living solely from selling your paintings or sculptures. But don’t worry because there are other jobs in the world of art that you can pursue. One possible career option is to become an art dealer.

An art dealer works on behalf of artists to help them sell works to museums and galleries around the world. To be successful at this profession, it requires a well-rounded skill set. For starters, it helps a lot if you love art and are knowledgeable about art history. Having business skills will also be quite useful, as it will be necessary to negotiate with buyers, and help the artists you represent market their work. If becoming an art dealer sounds appealing, there are several steps which you can follow. Although you may have a love for a wide range of styles, you should start by choosing one category to focus on. Buyers usually prefer to deal with a specialist in a particular area than someone who is a jack of all trades. When selecting your focus, choose an area that you are passionate about instead of something that seems lucrative. Art trends come and go, so there is no use trying to predict what is hot. These trends will certainly change over the course of your career. 

Once you selected an area to focus on, start to contact some museums, galleries, and other companies in the art world and send them your resume. The majority of art dealers begin their careers working as interns for these kinds of companies. Although these interns may be paid little, or in some cases nothing at all, the experience of learning how art businesses work will certainly serve you down the road.

It pays to be flexible in the beginning, as the most important thing is to get your foot in the door. Museums and galleries may offer you several positions including a sales assistant or a junior art consultant. Whichever job you accept, be sure to learn it well and give it your best. In addition to your responsibilities, make sure your start to network with others in your industry. As your knowledge and contacts begin to grow, more opportunities will be open to you.

The work “sculpture” in the first paragraph is closest in meaning to ______.

A. pictures

B. drawings

C. letters

D. carvings