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PART III – ĐỌC ĐIỀN TỪ TEST 1 SHARKS Sharks are one of the most frightening creatures in our oceans. They are well prepared for feeding under water because they can (1)……………very well, and they can also (2)………. movement through special lines on the sides of their bodies. These make sharks very (3)………for smaller sea creatures that become their food. Although sharks are similar (4) other fish in a number of ways, their bodies are different. For example, unlike other fish, most sharks (5) ..................to swim all the time in order to breathe and stay alive, (6) ..................they hardly sleep at all. Also, if sharks are turned over on their backs, they can stop moving (7)……………. . This is a very useful technique for researchers (8)…………….. are often required to (9)…………. sharks. It allows them to (10)…………. out more about these fascinating creatures. 1. A. Watch B. Look C. Notice D. See 2. A. Touch B. Feel C. Know D. Catch 3. A. Dangerous B. Difficult C. Serious D. Important 4. A. With B. From C. To D. Of 5. A. Ought B. Need C. Must D. Should 6. A. So B. As C. But D. Or 7. A. Perfectly B. Finally C. Fully D. Completely 8. A. Which B. Who C. What D. Whose 9. A. Sort B. Care C. Deal D. Handle 10. A. discover B. Search C. Find D. Study TEST 2 JAMES COOK James Cook sailed around the world in the late 18th century and became famous as an explorer. He first went to sea in 1746 and 11 years later he (1)............. the navy. He was a very good sailor and (2) ..................was not long before he was given his own ship. In 1768, the Royal Society (3) .................. a scientific voyage to Tahiti. Cook was asked to command the ship, "Endeavour", and to take a group of scientists (4) .................. board. The voyage lasted three years and Cook made (5).......... that his sailors ate fresh fruit. In this way he was able to (6)........... them from the terrible diseases (7) .................. by a bad diet. Cook was the first European to draw maps of New Zealand and to (8) ..................eastern Australia. He also drew maps of the Pacific and its (9)........... islands. In 1779 he died (10) ..................a fight in Hawaii. 1. A. Connected B. Met C. Joined D. Added 2. A. There B. It C. That D. He 3. A. Developed B. Fetched C. Organise D. Perform 4. A. At B. On C. For D. With
5. A True B Real C. Exact D. Sure 6. A. Avoid B. Mind C. Save D. Help 7. A. Caused B. Supplied C. Appeared D. Happened 8. A. Realise B. Know C. Learn D. Discover 9. A. Most B. More C. Much D. Many 10. A. While B. During C. Since D. Until TEST 3 WHAT IS CANCER? Cancer is not a new illness. It has been around for thousands and thousands of years. Plants can (1) .................. cancer. Dinosaurs probaly had it. People often think of “cancer” as one (2) .................. with one cause, like flu. This is not quite right. Cancer is any illness that results (3) .................. the body’s cells grow out of control. There are lots of different kinds of cancer. DNA damage is the cause (4) .................. most cancers. Things that can damage DNA (5) .................. chemicals in cigarette smoke, and ultraviolet (UV) light. People (6) .................. have an unhealthy diet are more likely to develop cancer It (7) .................. a long time for doctors to start treating cancer. But treatments has developed (8) .................. in the last fifty years. In 1953 Francis Crick and James Watson worked out the structure of DNA. Since then scientists have (9) .................. to study and understand the causes of cancer, and to invent new treatments. At the moment, scientists are making new (10) .................. about cancer nearly every week 1. A. Become B. Get C. Suffer D. Feel 2. A. Virus B. Vaccine C. Epidemic D. Disease 3. A. Before B. While C. If D. But 4. A From B. Of C. To D. For 5. A Contain B. Spread C. Include D. Complete 6. A. Who B. Which C. Whose D. Where 7. A. Lasted B. Was C. Made D. Took 8. A. Quick B. Quickly C. Slow D. Slowly 9. A. Begin 10. A. Discoveries B. Began B. Drugs C. Begun C. Injections D. Beginning D. Answers TEST 4: FILMING EVEREST Film-maker David Breashears already climbed Mount Everest three times when he (1)………. To make a film, so that audiences could share his (2)…… He set off on this nine- week adventure the following spring, with his photography equipment and with six climbers from (3)…… the world. (4) ………. the conditions were hard and dangerous, with temperatures of - 40 C, the climbers made good (5)…… Then, when they were just one thousand metres from their goal, there was a terrible (6)…….. The team didn`t give (7)……,