1400 câu trắc nghiệm Đọc hiểu Tiếng Anh có đáp án - Phần 10

A. the people who came earlier

B. the US government agencies

C. only charity organizations

A. industrialization

B. modernization

C. urbanization

A. deductions from wages

B. people’s willingness to work

C. donations from companies

A. were introduced into institutions

B. did not become institutionalized

C. functioned fruitfully in institutions

A. elderly people ask for more money

B. the program discourages working people

C. the number of elderly people is growing

A. low rents

B. state spending

C. donations

A. public assistance in America

B. immigration into America

C. funding agencies in America

A. they are indispensable in everyday communications

B. they make them look more stylish

C. they keep the users alert all the time

A. the mobility of the mind and the body

B. the smallest units of the brain

C. the arteries of the brain

A. “meanings”

B. “expression”

C. “method”

A. damage their users’ emotions

B. cause some mental malfunction

C. change their users’ temperament

A. suffered serious loss of mental ability

B. could no longer think lucidly

C. abandoned his family

A. their radiant light

B. their raiding power

C. their power of attraction

A. only use mobile phones in urgent cases

B. only use mobile phones in medical emergencies

C. keep off mobile phones regularly

A. “The Reasons Why Mobile Phones Are Popular”

B. “Technological Innovations and Their Price”

C. “The Way Mobile Phones Work”

A. The heat of supernovas

B. The formation and power of a supernova

C. The role of shock waves in a supernova

A. It was the brightest supernova.

B. It was brighter than the sun.

C. It shone as a star between magnitudes 3 and 4.

A. an astronomer

B. an economist

C. a mathematician

A. small numbers

B. groups

C. lots

A. powerful

B. bright

C. hot

A. They sometimes result in a black hole

B. The sun is a remnant of a supernova

C. They occur when two stars collide

A. why the Beatles split up after 7 years

B. many people's ability to sing a Beatles song

C. the Beatles' fame and success

A. popular

B. shocking

C. notorious

A. written by black Americans

B. paid a lot of money

C. broadcast on the radio

A. They had a long stable career.

B. They became famous when they wrote their own songs.

C. The members had no training in music.

A. they had earned enough money

B. they did not want to work with each other

C. they spent more time writing their own songs

A. are the most famous

B. became too old to sing

C. are still famous as they used to be

A. admiration

B. criticism

C. sarcasm

A. Standard speech

B. Idiomatic phrases

C. Dictionary usage

A. Words and phrases understood by the majority but not found in standard dictionaries.

B. Words and phrases accepted by the majority for formal usage.

C. Words and phrases that are understood by a restricted group of speakers.

A. qualification

B. tolerance

C. disappearance

A. Most of the speakers of a language can use both formal and informal speech in appropriate situations.

B. Familiar situations that are experienced by most people are called colloquialisms.

C. Familiar words and phrases are found in both speech and writing in formal settings.

A. It can be used in formal or informal settings.

B. It is only understood be the upper classes.

C. It limited to written language.

A. new situations

B. a new generation

C. interaction among diverse groups

A. approves of colloquial speech in some situations, but not slang

B. approves of slang and colloquial speech in appropriate situations

C. does not approve of either slang or colloquial speech in any situation

A. "Students Who Volunteer to Work with Senior Citizens"

B. "Students Who Earn Extra Money after School"

C. "A Volunteer Program at Bowie High School"

A. interesting

B. happy

C. satisfying

A. completing requirements

B. writing essays

C. doing volunteer work

A. volunteers because it's a requirement

B. is frustrated by her volunteer job

C. volunteers because it makes her feel good

A. most people don't like volunteering, so they don't want to do it

B. most people will discover they enjoy volunteering if they try it

A. Videotaping animals in a shelter.

B. Rebuilding a church.

C. Tutoring children.

A. describing one volunteer program

B. classifying different types of volunteer programs

A. the range of soil samples

B. the requirements for an adequate soil sam

C. the process by which soil is weighed

A. the way the soil is extracted

B. the need to check more than one handful

C. the difficulty of forming different shapes

A. damaged

B. stretched

C. moistened

A. does not have a durable shape

B. is not very heavy

C. does not have a classifiable texture

A. larger particles

B. sieves

C. categories

A. the sieve allows for a more exact measure

B. less training is required to use the sieve

C. using the sieve takes less time