1. Monet was slightly more successful than Gauguin in his lifetime. A. Gauguin is not so successful as Monet in his lifetime. B. Gauguin was as successful as Monet in his lifetime. C. Gauguin was far less successful than Monet in his lifetime. 2. If your brother doesn’t work harder, he won’t get promoted. A. Unless your brother works harder, he will get promoted. B. Unless your brother doesn’t work harder, he won’t get promoted. C. Unless your brother works harder, he won’t get promoted.

Example: I/ want/see/you/ office. Answer: I want to see you in my office. 1. Van Gogh’s paintings /be /almost /expensive /the work of Picasso. 2. We /not know/ the Recycled Orchestra/ until /watch/ video /online /yesterday

differently / what / you / again / would / ? / you / had / do / if / to / do / this / A. What you would do differently if you had to do this again? B. What would you do again if you had to do this differently? C. What would you do differently if you had to do this again? D. What would you do to differently if you had do this again?

Field is special, not only because IT was Gormley’s first work, but because it was made with the help of many other people. The 35,000 figures which make up the work were all handmade in Mexico by members of the same family. The Texca family have been making bricks for generations. To help Gormley make the little figures, 60 members of this family worked day and night, the youngest was only 6 and the oldest was over 75. The response from the public to Gormley’s work is varied. Some of THEM love his work, others don’t. “I find it inspiring,” says Mandy Bellweather from Gateshead, about Field. “All those little creatures are so cute and they look like they are expecting something from you. It’s quite wonderful.” Block Head, from Newcastle, doesn’t like it. “I think it’s a bit silly. I mean, lots of little figures, and they don’t even look like real people or real animals. It’s boring.” 1. The word “it” refers to…………. A. work B. Field C. The Angel of the North D. sculpture 2. The word “them” refers to……………. A. members B. the response C. the public D. the work TỪ IT với THEM mình in hoa có nghĩa là gì ấy

Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in the United States has published a report on the most stressful jobs in the US as compared to 1983. The results are sometimes surprising, and sometimes pretty predictable. A Carnegie Mellon looked at a job stress study from 1983, and it’s interesting to compare this year’s results with the research from that year. In doing so, you can get an interesting snapshot of changes in US society between then and now, especially if you focus on the top ten most stressful jobs. Some jobs have increased in stress levels, while others have remained the same. B For example, in 1987, firefighters, pilots, senior executives, broadcasters, and police officers were all at the top of the list. And today, they remain high-stress jobs. Today, a firefighter has a score of 60.5, police officer has a stress score of 53.8, a broadcaster is 47.3, and an executive is 48.4. C Another interesting point is that the most stressful job this year is a military officer. The least stressful job is an information security analyst, which ranks at 3.8 out of 100. Also, according to the study, being an airline pilot is just as stressful as being a firefighter, at 60.5. Other stressful jobs include event coordinator (40.9), public relations executive (48.4), and taxi driver (46.3).D Other occupations also reveal interesting results – some of the least stressful jobs are a librarian (10.6), a hairstylist (7.5), and a medical laboratory technician (9.0). Somewhat surprisingly, a university professor is only 6.9 on the stress scale, but only for “tenured” professors, which means it’s very difficult to lose your job. However, all jobs in 2016 are more stressful than in 1983, as there is more pressure to make money and no ability to turn off information. The combination of these two factors heightens stress for all occupations. 1. Firefighters have the highest stress level in the latest report. 2. Librarians have the higher stress level than university professors. 3. The least stressful job in the latest report is university professors in general. 4. All occupations’ stress levels decreased over a period of 33 years, from 1983 to 2016. True False nha mn

My friend really hates her job. For a start, she (1) ………….. a very difficult boss. He gives her negative feedback all the time and really tight deadlines! She has to work in a very noisy environment and her colleagues are really (2)………….. - they hardly talk to her at all! (3)………….. she gets paid a lot either. She has a very low salary, and has very long working hours. I think she should (4)………….. a new job! 1. A. have B. has C. is D. has to 2. A. lovely B. friendly C. unable D. unfriendly 3. A. It’s not like B. It doesn’t like C. It really like D. It’s likes 4. A. look for B. look up C. look at D. look back

Conversation 1: Mary: Did you use to read Andersen’s fairy tales when you were a child? Daisy: ………….. A. Me either. B. I did used to read it. C. Yes, I hope so. D. No, I didn’t. 2. Conversation 2: A: Would you mind not standing in front of the TV? B: ………….. A. I hope not. B. Yes, you would. C. Oh, sorry. D. Me too ask 14: Match the beginning of each sentence with its ending. Write A - F on the answer sheet. (0.4pt) A. … your performance. D. … made my day. B. … of you to say that. E. … was just incredible. C. … enjoyed it. F. … you’re amazing. Example: I really enjoyed … Answer: A 1. It’s nice … 2. Thank you - you’ve … Mn giúp em với ạ

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