3500 câu hỏi trắc nghiệm Tiếng Anh 26

3500 CÂU HỎI TRẮC NGHIỆM TIẾNG ANH-26 
800 SENTENCES OF CERTIFICATE C 
I. GRAMMAR (400 SENTENCES) (51-100) 
51. Most school-leavers have the …………….. to go to work because they 
want 
to live independently. 
a. keen 
b. keenly 
c. keenness 
d. keener 
→ c 
52. …………….. objections to the plan haven’t happened. 
a. Expectant 
b. Expected 
c. Expect 
d. Expectation 
→ b 
53. Many students are so afraid ……………… failing that they deny all 
invitations. 
a. at 
b. about 
c. to 
d. of 
→ d 
54. It is important that the TOEFL office …………….. an applicant's 
registration. 
a. will confirm 
b. confirm 
c. confirms 
d. must confirm 
→ b 
55. Please state your name, age and …………….. 
a. occupied (v) 
b. occupied (adj) 
c. occupation 
d. occupational 
→ c 
56. Deserts are often formed …………….. they are cut off from rain-bearing 
winds by the surrounding mountain ranges. 
a. because 
b. in spite of 
c. so 
d. due to 
→ a 
57. …………….. that the English settled in Jamestown. 
a. In 1607 that it was 
b. That in 1607 
c. Because in 1607 
d. It was in 1607 
→ d 
58. Staying in a hotel costs …………….. renting a room in a dormitory for a 
week. 
a. twice more than 
b. twice as much as 
c. as much twice as 
d. as much as twice 
→ b 
59. When friends insist on …………….. expensive gifts, it makes most 
Americans 
uncomfortable. 
a. them to accept 
b. their accepting 
c. they accepting 
d. they accept 
→ b 
60. Do any of these designs …………….. you? 
a. attract 
b. attractive 
c. attractiveness 
d. attractively 
→ a 
61. There are twenty species of wild roses in North America, all of which 
have 
prickly stems, pinnate leaves, and large flowers, which usually smell 
…………. 
a. sweetly 
b. sweet 
c. sweetness 
d. sweetish 
→ b 
62. Having …………. the topics for their essays, the students were 
instructed to 
make either a preliminary outline or a rough draft. 
a. chose 
b. chosen 
c. choose 
d. choice 
→ b 
63. Gilbert Stuart is considered by most art critics …………….. greatest 
portrait 
painter in the North American colonies. 
a. that he was 
b. as he was 
c. who was the 
d. the 
→ d 
64. As a safety measure, the detonator for a nuclear device may be made of 
…………….., each of which is controlled by a different employee. 
a. two equipments 
b. two pieces of equipments 
c. two pieces of equipment 
d. two equipment pieces 
→ c 
65. An equilateral triangle is a triangle …………….. and three angles of 
equal 
size. 
a. that have three sides of equal length 
b. it has three sides equally long 
c. that has three sides of equal length 
d. having three equal length sides in it 
→ c 
66. Some students set confused ……………… having to suffer long and 
hard 
years before they attain any level of success. 
a. with 
b. in 
c. about 
d. of 
→ c 
67. …………….. are found on the surface of the moon. 
a. Craters and waterless seas that 
b. When craters and waterless seas 
c. Craters and waterless seas 
d. Since craters and waterless seas 
→ c 
68. His …………….. made him cry. 
a. fearful 
b. fearfulness 
c. fearless 
d. fearlessness 
→ b 
69. …………….. two waves pass a given point simultaneously, they will 
have no 
effect on each other's subsequent motion. 
a. So that 
b. They are 
c. That 
d. If 
→ d 
70. A child in the first grade tends to be …………….. all of the other 
children in 
the class. 
a. the same old to 
b. the same age than 
c. as old like 
d. the same age as 
→ d 
71. I’m …………….. to succeed. 
a. determinant 
b. determination 
c. determine 
d. determined 
→ d 
72. The bird's egg is such an efficient structure for protecting the embryo 
inside 
…………….. difficult for the hatchling to break. 
a. that is 
b. that 
c. and is 
d. that it is 
→ d 
73. We had hoped …………….. the game, but the other team played very 
well. 
a. state university to win 
b. that state university win 
c. that state university would win 
d. state university's winning 
→ c 
74. The artistic medium of clay is …………….. that images have been 
found near 
the remains of fires from the last ice age. 
a. so old 
b. such an old 
c. oldest 
d. old 
→ a 
75. Unlike most Europeans, many Americans …………….. a bowl of cereal 
for 
breakfast every day. 
a. used to eating 
b. are used to eat 
c. are used to eating 
d. use to eat 
→ c 
76. His body-guard will keep him safe ……………… the crowded. 
a. from 
b. on 
c. to 
d. of 
→ a 
77. The most common form of treatment ……………….. mass inoculation 
and 
chlorination of water sources. 
a. it is 
b. they are 
c. is 
d. are 
→ c 
78. People with exceptionally high intelligence quotients may not be the best 
employees since they become bored ……………… their work unless the job 
is 
constantly changing. 
a. of 
b. with 
c. in 
d. of 
→ b 
79. Neither the mathematics department nor the biology department at state 
university requires that the students ……………… a thesis in order to 
graduate 
with a master's degree. 
a. must write 
b. write 
c. will write 
d. would write 
→ b 
80. The oxygen content of mars is not ……………… to support life as we 
know it. 
a. sufficient enough 
b. too sufficient 
c. enough sufficient 
d. sufficient 
→ d 
81. Students in the United States often support themselves by babysitting, 
working in restaurants, or ……………… taxicabs. 
a. they drive 
b. to drive 
c. driving 
d. drive 
→ c 
82. She viewed the …………….. of a week alone in the house without much 
enthusiasm. 
a. prospect 
b. prospects 
c. prospector 
d. prospective 
→ a 
83. Those of us who have a family history of heart disease should make 
yearly 
appointments with ……………… doctors. 
a. their 
b. our 
c. his 
d. her 
→ b 
84. Although federal support for basic research programs ……………… 
much 
less than it was ten years ago, more funds are now available from the 
national 
science foundation. 
a. are 
b. is 
c. was 
d. were 
→ b 
85. Located in New York, apartments cost more to rent than they …………. 
in 
other, smaller cities. 
a. do 
b. did 
c. will 
d. would 
→ a 
86. This new model not only saves time but also …………. by operating on 
two 
batteries instead of four. 
a. energy 
b. to save energy 
c. save energy 
d. saves energy 
→ d 
87. The government requires that a census be taken every ten years 
……………. 
accurate statistics may be compiled. 
a. so 
b. so that 
c. such 
d. such that 
→ b 
88. The main …………….. of economics success is our ability to control 
inflation. 
a. determinant 
b. determination 
c. determine 
d. determined 
→ a 
89. Who is responsible ……………… the project? 
a. for 
b. to 
c. with 
d. about 
→ a 
90. Television has little …………….. for me. 
a. attract 
b. attractive 
c. attraction 
d. attractively 
→ c 
91. In 1975, according to the national center for health statistics, the average 
life 
expectancy for people born during that year …………….. 72.4 years. 
a. is 
b. were 
c. are 
d. was 
→ d 
92. A …………….. mountaineer reached the top of the Himalaya last week. 
a. fearful 
b. fearfulness 
c. fearless 
d. fearlessness 
→ c 
93. Traditionally, the flag is ………………. in the morning and taken down 
at 
night. 
a. raised 
b. raise 
c. risen 
d. rise 
→ a 
94. One way to inform the public about factories that pollute the 
environment is 
through …………….. programs on TV. 
a. agricultural 
b. educational 
c. industrial 
d. cultural 
→ b 
95. I didn’t enjoy this book on how to succeed in business. It wasn’t very 
…………….. 
a. poorly written 
b. well typed 
c. well written 
d. good written 
→ c 
96. The corals can be divided into three groups, two of which …………… 
extinct. 
a. is 
b. are 
c. was 
d. were 
→ b 
97. Without alphabetical order, dictionaries would be ……………… to use. 
a. possibility 
b. possible 
c. impossibility 
d. impossible 
→ d 
98. I was shocked ……………… the news of the crashed plane. 
a. about 
b. with 
c. of 
d. at 
→ d 
99. Jane Addams had already established full house in Chicago and 
……………… her work in the women's suffrage movement when she was 
awarded the Nobel prize for peace. 
a. began 
b. begun 
c. begin 
d. beginning 
→ b 
100. The extent to which an individual is a product of either heredity or 
environment ………………, but several theories have been proposed. 
a. cannot proved 
b. cannot be proved 
c. cannot prove 
d. can be proved 
→ b