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. 
 D 
8. For a long time cotton ranked first between Alabama’s crops, but today it accounts 
 A B C 
for only a fraction of the agricultural production. 
 D 
9. The basic law of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division are taught to all 
 A B C 
elementary school students. 
 D 
10. Mark Twain’s Adventures of Huckleberry Finn are one of America’s national 
 A B C 
treasures. 
 D 
 EXERCISE 20 
1. On October 19, 1781, Cornwallis surrenders his army to General Washington, a 
A B C 
gesture that signaled the end of the Revolutionary War. 
 D 
2. The price of coffee is low last month, but everyone knows that it is going to go up 
 A B C D 
this month. 
3. In a special report last year, Dan Rather said that the crime rate is increasing in 
 A 
spite of community and government programs aimed at providing education and 
 B C 
employment opportunities for first offenders. 
 D 
4. Dr. Alvarez was displeased because the student had turned in an unacceptable 
 A B 
report, so he made him to rewrite it. 
 C D 
5. The fruit and vegetables at the Shop Mart are always very fresh because they were 
 A B C 
shipped in every day from the local farm markets. 
 D 
6. The maid does not finish cleaning the rooms at College Dormitory yesterday 
 A B 
because she had to help scrub the floors in the kitchen and the cafeteria. 
 C D 
7. It is necessary to put a return address that included your name, street number, city, 
 A B C 
state, and zip code on all correspondence. 
 D 
8. If one does not have respect for himself, you cannot expect others to respect him. 
 A B C D 
9. The governor, with his wife and children, are at home watching the election returns 
 A B C 
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on television. 
 D 
10. Those of us who belong to the National Association for Foreign Student Affairs 
 A 
should have their memberships renewed in September. 
 B C D 
 EXERCISE 21 
1. Seahorses spend much of their time clung with their tails to underwater plants. 
 A B C D 
2. A great aviation pioneer, Amelia Earhart was already famous when she sets out on 
 A B C 
her ill-fated attempt to circle the globe in 1937. 
 D 
3. Most animals cannot recognize their reflection in a mirror themselves; they usually 
 A B 
react as if confronted by another member of their species. 
 C D 
4. Parks which are found in downtown areas where office workers and store 
 A 
employees can enjoy their lunch hours sitting on the green grass in clean, fresh air. 
 B C D 
5. The Earth travels at a high rate of speed around Sun. 
 A B C D 
6. All the blood in the body passes through the heart as least twice the minute. 
 A B C D 
7. In 1866 to 1833, the bison population in North America was reduced from an 
A B 
estimated 13 million to a few hundred. 
 C D 
8. Lunar eclipses happen only if the Moon is full, but they do not occur at an every 
 A B C D 
full Moon. 
9. The dentistry is a branch of medicine that has developed very dramatically in the 
 A B C D 
last twenty years. 
10. He was stopped each dozen yards by friends who wanted to congratulate him. 
 A B C D 
 EXERCISE 22 
1. Ultraviolet rays are invisible to humans, and ants and honeybees are sensitive to 
 A B C D 
them. 
2. The world would look eerie different if human eyes were sensitive to infrared 
 A B C D 
radiation. 
3. For centuries the aromatic spices of the Far East has been in demand by the people 
A B C D 
of the East and West. 
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4. The biggest single hobby in America, the one that Americans spend most time, 
 A B C D 
energy and money, is gardening. 
5. Because oak trees are highly resistant of storm damage, they usually live a long 
 A B C D 
time. 
6. In the early ninteenth century, some Europeans were very impressed by the 
A B 
increase of population, territory, and wealth of the United States. 
 C D 
7. After all, it was only the dinosaurs that have been disappeared, not the whole of 
 A B C D 
animal life. 
8. A paragraph is a portion of a text consists of one or more sentences related to the 
 A B C D 
same idea. 
9. Laminated safety glass is produced with combining alternate layers of flat glass 
 A B C D 
and plastic. 
10. In most states insurance agents must pass an examination to be licensed when they 
 A B C 
will complete their training. 
 D 
 EXERCISE 23 
1. In famous experiment conducted at the university of Chicago in 1983, rats kept 
 A B 
from sleeping died after two and a half weeks. 
 C D 
2. One of the essential features of the modern skyscraper is being the evelator. 
 A B C D 
3. The Pulitzer Prize has became the most chrished and sought after annual award for 
 A B 
quality works in the field of journalism and literature. 
 C D 
4. None two butterflies have exactly the same design on their wings. 
 A B C D 
5. Because early balloons were at the mercy of shifting winds, they are not considered 
 A B C 
a practical means of transportation until the 1850s. 
 D 
6. The idea of a submarine is an old ancient one, dating from as early as the fifteenth 
 A B C 
century when Drebbel and Da Vinci made preliminary drawings. 
 D 
7. More than 80 percent of labors at the construction site are temporary workers. 
 A B C D 
8. Astronomers do not know how many galaxies there are, but it is thought that there 
 A B 
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is millions or perhaps billions. 
 C D 
9. The Otis Elevator company is now the largest elevator company on earth, with its 
 A B C 
66,000 employees in 1,700 difference offices. 
 D 
10. Through the years, scientists have developed smaller but increasingly more 
 A B C 
powerful batteries for the growing number of portable electrical device. 
 D 
 EXERCISE 24 
1. With the ability destroy the earth with a stone no bigger than a shopping centre, 
 A B C 
asteroids pose a serious threat to our future. 
 D 
2. Only the inner core of many tropical rainforest trees is hauled away by loggers, 
 A B C 
which they use it to make planks and chopsticks in Japan. 
 D 
3. Compared with another spiders, tarantulas actually have very little poison, and 
 A B C 
some have no poison at all. 
 D 
4. Fruit and vegetable juices are high in concentrated nutrients, which they are ideal 
 A B 
for keeping your immunity high and fighting off colds. 
 C D 
5. In many cities, unless you travel late at night, or in the wee early hours of the 
 A B 
morning, there are not means of avoiding a traffic jam. 
 C D 
6. Many silversmiths flocked to the bigger cities in America during the 1800s, which 
 A B 
they found a growing merchant class ready to buy their wares. 
 C D 
7. Too much exposure to UV radiation can cause a various of skin cancers and 
 A 
destroy tiny plants at the beginning of the food chain. 
 B C D 
8. The reason automobiles travel on left side in Japan has little to do with Britain and 
 A B 
a lot to do with the way ancient soldiers used to carry their swords. 
 C D 
9. Species like snakes, lizards, coyotes, squirrels, and jack rabbits seems to exist quite 
 A B C 
happily in the desert. 
 D 
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10. The guide told the tourists that it was a good restaurant specializing in seafood just 
 A B C 
round the corner from the museum. 
 D 
 EXERCISE 25 
1. Eli Whitney, born in Westborough, Massachusetts in 1765, was always interested 
 A 
in machines, working in his father’s shop, taking apart a watch and putting them 
 B C D 
back together. 
2. A group of scientists in Germany found that beetles can accurately measure with its 
 A B C 
eyes the speed of a moving background. 
 D 
3. A laser is the only device which aim coherent light at an object in a safe and 
 A B C 
reliable way. 
 D 
4. A great myth has arisen over the years that Columbus was unaware the earth was a 
 A 
circular, when in fact all navigators of the time knew it was. 
 B C D 
5. After the civil war, a wave of new immigrants in the United States arrived, 
 A B C 
included Italy, Spain, Greece, Poland, Russia, and China. 
 D 
6. The Nobel Prize for Physics is one of the six prizes awarded annually by the Nobel 
 A B 
foundation for outstanding achievement in the field for Physics. 
 C D 
7. To reach a target of spending a billion dollars in a lifetime, a human being would 
 A B C 
have to spend money at rate of more than 50,000 dollars per day. 
 D 
8. In electronical, echo is a reflective wave received by a radar or radio. 
 A B C D 
9. Although jogging is a good way to lose weight and improve one’s physical 
 A 
condition, most doctors recommend that the potential jogger begin in a correct 
 B C 
manner by getting a complete checkup. 
 D 
10. The Greek historian Herodotus reported that one hundred thousand men are 
 A 
employed for twenty years to build the Great Pyramid at Gizeh. 
 B C D 
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ÑAÙP AÙN PHAÀN BAØI TAÄP PHAÙT HIEÄN LOÃI SAI 
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EX 1 B D D D D B D A D D 
EX 2 C D D C A B D A C B 
EX 3 B B A B D B A C D C 
EX 4 B A D C D C A D A C 
EX 5 D D A C A D D A C A 
EX 6 A B A D C B D D C C 
EX 7 A B A B D D C A B A 
EX 8 A A D C C B C D D B 
EX 9 B D A D B B B A B B 
EX 10 B C C A D B D A C A 
EX 11 B D C A D D B A D B 
EX 12 D D C C B C B A B A 
EX 13 C D A C C C C B D C 
EX 14 C C D B A C C A D D 
EX 15 B A C A D C B D C A 
EX 16 D A B A C A B C A B 
EX 17 B B A A A D D C B C 
EX 18 A A B B C A A B B C 
EX 19 C A D D B B A B A A 
EX 20 B A A D C A C B B C 
EX 21 C C B A D D A D A A 
EX 22 C B C C C C C B B D 
EX 23 A C A A C A B C D D 
EX 24 B D B B C B A A B B 
EX 25 D C B B D D D A C A