FRIENDS PLUS 9 - ĐỀ KT THAM KHẢO - REVIEW UNIT 3,4 – PRACTICE TEST 1

Question 7. Mrs. Davis and her daughter are at the supermarket.
Mrs. Davis: “There’s no price tag on this product.”
Daughter: “Oh, Mom, you can ______ its bar code over there to know the price.

Question 13. A guest is asking the receptionist.
Guest: “Can I smoke here?”
Receptionist: “I’m afraid not. This is a non-smoking hotel, so you ______ smoke inside the hotel.”

Question 14. Nam is announcing his final test results.
Nam: “I’ve got the highest mark in English.”
Gil: “Congratulations! ______”

Teens may hold a buying (17) ______ of $44 million, but there is a growing number of young people actually taking a stand against consumerism and the shopping (18) ______. They recognize that the relentless pursuit of the latest gadgets, fashion trends, and branded goods often comes at a significant cost to both the environment and their own mental well-being. So, they are in favour of the concept of “buying less, choosing well”, which focuses (19) ______ the quality over quantity and supporting brands whose products are not (20) ______ to the environment. (21) ______, they organize and participate in clothing swaps, upcycling projects, and other activities that promote reuse and reduce waste. This shift in teens’ mindset and spending habits is a powerful statement against the pressures of a consumer-driven society, (22) ______ the way for a more conscious and responsible approach to living.

Is it true that cold-blooded animals have no feelings and emotions? Many studies have been carried out to challenge the misconception. Scientists have made close observations about reptilian behaviors in the belief that they can measure reptile’s emotions if they can understand their body language. The findings are surprising that reptiles experience a wide range of emotions, and that they’re highly socially complex animals. For example, crocodiles, known for their formidable presence, express maternal care that extends beyond mere instinct. Females carefully tend to their nests, adjusting temperature by adding or removing vegetation, and fiercely protecting their hatchlings, sometimes carrying them in their mouths to water for safety. Such behaviors indicate a form of maternal affection. Another case showing emotional complexity in reptiles can be found in red-footed turtles. These creatures show signs of distress when handled roughly or placed in unfamiliar environments. Even snakes, often considered solitary and indifferent, show strong emotional reactions. When showing aggression, they tend to hiss, coil and shake their tails. With a wealth of aforementioned evidence and extensive studies, scientists hope that reptiles can be protected from habitat loss in the coming years.
(Adapted from www.discovermagazine.com)

a. Decide whether the following sentences are True or False:

- < b. Choose the correct answer to each question:

Question 35.
a. Overall, facial recognition technology in retail enhances efficiency, personalization and customer engagement.
b. Moreover, this technology eliminates the need for physical payment methods and reduces wait times.
c. By analyzing your purchase history, retailers can offer targeted promotions and product recommendations.
d. Finally, it also enables retailers to monitor store traffic and customer behavior in real-time.
e. Facial recognition technology offers a significant benefit to the retail industry by revolutionizing customers’ experience.

Question 36.
c. I don’t usually watch horror movies because I’m frightened of jump scares.
b. But last week, I took courage to watch “A Quiet Place” by John Krasinski.
e. In the movie, the characters must remain silent to avoid detection by deadly creatures that hunt by sound.
a. At first, I was terrified of scary scenes, then I became interested in the tense atmosphere that kept me on the edge of my seat.
d. Eventually, I realized that horror movies were not as frightening as I had thought, and that the story emphasized the importance of communication and family unity in the face of danger.

Question 37. I don’t have enough money, so I can’t afford a new car. (ABLE)
> > If I (37) a new car.

Question 38. My sister intends to reduce unnecessary shopping trips because she wants to save money. (CUT)
> > To save money, my sister is (38) unnecessary shopping trips.

Question 39. Surely, Jill is tired because she has been traveling over a long distance. (MUST)
> > Jill (39) of the long journey.

Question 40. Ted advised me not to make any decisions until you think carefully. (TWICE)
> > “I don’t think you (40) ,” Ted said to me.