III. Find and correct the underlined word or phrase in each sentence that needs correcting. (Viết từ đúng vào ô trống)

I. Read the following passage and choose the best answer from A, B, C or D in order to fill into blanks.

When you are driving abroad you should make sure that you have all your documents with you. These (46) your passport, your driving license and insurance papers. It (47) be very inconvenient if you (48) any of these or if you can not find (49) quickly. You must also make sure that your car has a nationality plate which shows the country where the car is registered; for (50) , GB for Great Britain, F for France, N for Norway and so on.

In some (51) you have to pay if you don’t (52) motoring laws and this can sometimes cost you a lot of money. For instance, you may have to pay immediately if are stopped by a police officer for taking no notice of traffic lights, speech (53) or of you allow children (54) the age of twelve to (55) in front seat of a vehicle.

II. Find a suitable word to complete the following passage.

The British Museum library is (56) of the largest libraries in the world. It has a copy of every book (57) is printed in the English language, so that there are more than six million books (58) . They receive nearly two thousands books and papers every day. The British Museum library has a very big (59) of printed books and manuscripts (60) they keep in glass cases. You can also find there some of the first books printed by Caxton. Caxton was the printer (61) lived in the fifteenth century. He made the first press in England. In the reading room of the British Museum library many famous great men have read and studied. You know that V.I Lenin visited London several times (62) he lived in London. He spent a lot of time in the British Museum library. Another great man was Karl Max who (63) works which have had the greatest influence (64) the politics of the modern world. Charles Dickens, a very popular English writer and the (65) of many interesting books spent a lot of time in the British Museum library.

III. Read the following passage and choose the best option to finish each of the sentences below.

Rice is a kind of grass. There are more than seven kinds of rice. Most kinds are water plants. Farmers grow rice in many countries even in the southern part of the United States and in Eastern Australia. No one really knows where rice comes from. Some scientists think it started to grow in two places. They think that one kind of rice grew in Southern Asia thousands of years ago. Someone in China wrote about it almost five thousand years ago. Another kind probably grew in West Africa. Other scientists think rice came from India, and India travelers took it to other parts of the world. There are two main ways to grow rice. Upland rice grows in dry soil. Most rice grows in wet soil. People in many countries do all of the work by hand. This is the same way farmers worked hundreds of years ago. Some countries now use machines on their rice farm. The farmers all use fertilizer. Some insects are enemies of rice. Farmers poison them.