Bài Tập Trắc Nghiệm Tiếng Anh 12_Bài 2

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Question 6: When she received the scholarship to her dream university, she was ______.

Question 7: The constant noise from the construction site next door is really starting to ______.

Question 8: After waiting for hours only to find out the concert was cancelled, the crowd became extremely ______.

Question 9: He didn’t drop the expensive vase ______; he tripped over the rug and it fell from his hands.

Question 10: The local government has implemented stricter laws to ______ crime in residential neighborhoods.

Question 11: My dad threatened to ______ when he saw the massive scratch on his brand-new car.

Question 12: The new policy, ______, seems to be effective, but some minor issues still need to be addressed.

Question 13: I was completely ______ when I saw a figure in my garden in the middle of the night.

Question 14: She felt rather ______ with her brother because he was being lazy and not helping with the chores.

Question 15: Many people feel that social media companies should do more to ______ the spread of fake news.

Question 16: My younger brother ______ my things without asking; it’s so annoying.

Question 17: The more you practice speaking English, ______ you will become at expressing your ideas.

Question 18: The new regulations make it compulsory for everyone ______ a seatbelt in a moving vehicle.

Question 19: This new smartphone is ______ less complicated to use than the previous model I owned.

Question 20: I’m really looking forward to ______ a break from work and traveling to the mountains next month.

Question 21: “What are your plans for Saturday?” – “We ______ my grandparents in the countryside.”

Question 22: The final exam was not ______ difficult ______ we had expected it to be.

Question 23: My parents would never let me ______ up late on a school night when I was a teenager.

Question 24: She decided to apply for the job after ______ about it from a former colleague.

Question 25: ______ the problem is, the more creative the solution needs to be.

Part III: Reading Comprehension Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the questions from 26 to 30. If you ever complain about being unlucky, you might consider yourself lucky you’re not Roy Sullivan. He was arguably the unluckiest man in the world. Roy’s only person in his village not to buy a ticket in the Spanish Christmas lottery. When they won first prize, everyone except Roy received a share of the €300 million jackpot. He received a meagre personal present of just €600 from the man in his village that Christmas. But there are other contenders. For example, US park ranger Roy Sullivan was even unluckier. He was once hit by lightning seven times. In 1983, his wife left him. Later that year, as he was driving his car, he was struck by lightning again. He swerved, hit another car and broke his leg. John Lyne, who is perhaps the most unfortunate of all. At school, he fell out of a tree and broke his arm. As an adult, he had three car crashes on the same day. The older he got, the worse things became. He’s been run over, nearly drowned and had a car crash. John’s bad luck has been so consistent that the local newspaper has published an article about him. He doesn’t think he’s unlucky. As far as he’s concerned, none of his accidents could have been avoided. But as he says, he may actually be the world’s luckiest man!

Question 26: What is the main purpose of the passage?

Question 27: According to the passage, what happened to Roy Sullivan in 1983?

Question 28: The word “meagre” in the first paragraph is closest in meaning to ______.

Question 29: The author mentions John Lyne to ______.

Question 30: What can be inferred about John Lyne’s perspective on his life?