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TIẾNG ANH 11 FRIENDS GLOBAL 11

Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word whose
underlined part differs from the other three in pronunciation in each of the following
sentences.
Question 1. A. animals B. worms C. limbs D. scientists
Question 2. A. worm B. work C. worse D. more
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word that differs from
the other three in the position of primary stress in each of the following sentences.
Question 3. A. individual B. conservatory C. alternative D. technology
Question 4. A. media B. computer C. employee D. collection
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each
of the following questions.
Question 5. Some worms have no limit on _____, defying the conventional boundaries of
mortality.
A. liveliness B. lifespan C. livelihood D. lifelikeness
Question 6. They _______ the bus yesterday.
A. don’t catch B. weren’t catch C. didn’t catch D. not catch
Question 7. The traffic in this area is much lighter than _______ due to the new highway.
A. there used to be B. they used to be
C. what used to be D. it used to be
Question 8. The emergency shelter was reserved exclusively _______ homeless
individuals and families, providing a safe and warm place to sleep during extreme weather
conditions.
A. for B. to C. in D. among
Question 9. Unless Suzy _______ now, she _______ the project on time.
A. start – won’t finish B. will start – don’t finish
C. starts – won’t finish D. will start – doesn’t finish
Question 10. _______ I have a cup of tea, please?
A. Can B. May C. Will D. Might
Question 11. A _______ is the venue where the sport of tennis is played.
A. football pitch B. main road C. safety net D. tennis court
Question 12. She wishes she _______ the arrangements earlier.
A. made B. makes C. had made D. has made
Question 13. It’s cold today. You’d better _______ a coat when you go out.
A. wearing B. wear C. to wear D. to wearing
Question 14. After missing a term through illness, he had to work hard to _______ the
others.
A. catch up with B. look up to C. run out of D. get on with
Question 15. You _______ stay up too late because it’s not good for your health.
A. should B. oughtn’t C. shouldn’t D. mustn’t
Question 16. I opened my mouth to shout but could not _______ a sound.
A. take B. do C. enjoy D. make
Question 17. Many people _______ excited about the prospect of flying cars.
A. feel B. look C. sound D. taste
Question 18. Can’t you think of any _______ ideas?
A. better B. the best C. much good D. least
Question 19. The company has launched a _____ campaign to attract qualified candidates.
A. relocation B. redundancy C. recruitment D. retention
Question 20. John wanted to go to the concert; _______, he couldn’t get a ticket.
A. but B. although C. however D. and
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the sentence that best
completes each of the following exchanges.
Question 21. Peter: “I like your attractive new haircut.” - Lily: “__________”
A. You know, it took a lot of courage to try this new style.
B. I think I look better than everyone else now.
C. Well, it's about time someone noticed.
D. I really appreciate your kind words.
Question 22. - “Why don’t you ask Helen for help? I think he is always ready.”
- “__________.”
A. Yes, please B. I hope so C. I hope not D. That is a good
idea
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word(s) CLOSEST in
meaning to the underlined word(s) in each of the following questions.
Question 23. Unless you keep your parents informed, they are likely to be more and
more distrustful.
A. doubtful B. trustworthy C. strict D. lenient
Question 24. After months of intense training, running a 5K race felt like a walk in the
park for Sarah.
A. challenging B. arduous C. effortless D. demanding
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word(s) OPPOSITE in
Question 25. Natural disasters, such as storms, are the direct consequences of climate
change.
A. causes B. impacts C. root D. development
Question 26. Despite their differences, she found it in her heart to forgive him and give
their friendship another chance.
A. demanded B. agreed C. accepted D. refused
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the underlined part that
needs correction in each of the following questions.
Question 27. Regular exercise (A) is really important for maintain (B) a healthy body and
(C) a healthy mind (D).
Question 28. Running in (A) the morning and drinking (B) plenty of waters (C) helps
to maintain (D) a healthy lifestyle.
Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to
indicate the correct word or phrase that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 29 to
33.
Intentional communities, a growing phenomenon in our modern society, are
reshaping the way people live and interact. These unique social experiments bring (29)
________ individuals who share common values, goals, and aspirations, creating a
collective haven of shared purpose and mutual support. In (30) ________ communities,
residents actively choose to live together, pooling resources, responsibilities, and decision-
making processes.
These communities offer an (31) ________ to the traditional concept of housing.
They prioritise communal living, shared spaces, and a commitment to ecological
principles. Beyond the practical aspects, intentional communities also provide a rich social
fabric. They (32) ________ a sense of belonging, cooperation, and personal growth
through shared activities, and regular gatherings. These communities foster a supportive
environment (33) ________ members can explore their passions, challenge societal norms,
and create a sense of purposeful living.
Question 29. A. up B. together C. into D. forward
Question 30. A. such B. any C. many D. more
Question 31. A. answer B. obstacle C. solution D. alternative
Question 32. A. activate B. promote C. produce D. supply
Question 33. A. which B. who C. where D. that
indicate the correct answer to each of the questions from 34 to 38.
There is a common misconception that working out every day will yield faster and
better results. While consistent exercise is vital for progress, the body also requires
adequate time to rest and recover. Overtraining can lead to fatigue, decreased
performance, and an increased risk of injury. It is essential to strike a balance between
challenging workouts and allowing sufficient recovery time for muscles to repair and grow
stronger.
In reality, the duration and intensity of workouts should be tailored to individual
fitness levels and goals. Quality workouts that target different muscle groups and
incorporate cardiovascular exercises can be more effective than simply increasing the
quantity of training sessions.
Some people believe that working out every day causes them to indulge in unhealthy
eating habits or neglect other aspects of their well-being. While exercise is a crucial
component of a healthy lifestyle, it should be complemented by a balanced diet, sufficient
sleep, and stress management. Neglecting these other factors can hinder overall health and
fitness progress.
Moreover, working out every day does not guarantee weight loss or body
transformation. While exercise contributes to calorie burning and muscle development,
weight loss also depends on factors like diet, genetics, and overall lifestyle habits.
A holistic approach that combines regular exercise with a nutritious diet and healthy
habits is key to achieving sustainable results.
Question 34. Which of the following can be the best title for the passage?
A. Debunking Myths About Daily Workouts
B. The Benefits of Working Out Every Day
C. Maximising Results with Daily Exercise
D. The Importance of Rest in Fitness Training
Question 35. According to paragraph 2, how intense your workouts should be is
determined by _____.
A. the number of training sessions per week
B. individual fitness levels and goals
C. the duration of each workout
D. the quantity of cardiovascular exercises
Question 36. The word "it" in paragraph 3 refers to _____.
A. working out every day B. rest and recovery
C. overtraining D. fatigue and decreased performance
Question 37. The word “holistic” in paragraph 4 mostly means _____.
A. focused and specific
B. comprehensive and all-encompassing
C. intensive and rigorous
D. varied and diverse
Question 38. Which of the following is NOT TRUE according to the passage?
A. Consistent exercise is essential for progress.
B. Overtraining can lead to fatigue and decreased performance.
C. Working out every day guarantees weight loss.
D. A balanced diet and sufficient sleep are important for overall health.
Both strains and sprains share common signs and symptoms, including immediate or
delayed pain, tenderness in the soft tissue near the bone, swelling, bruising, muscle
spasms, and weakness or discomfort when using the affected area.
Strains often occur when excessive pressure is exerted on a muscle, like when lifting
heavy objects. They are more likely to happen during physical activity when the body is
contracting, stretching, or working a specific body part. Insufficient warm-up exercises
that boost blood circulation to the muscles can also contribute to strains, commonly
affecting athletes in their backs, necks, or legs.
Sprains, on the other hand, are typically caused by twisting an ankle or knee.
Although they commonly occur during sports, sprains can happen in various situations.
Interestingly, older kids and teenagers are more prone to sprains than younger children.
To diagnose strains and sprains, doctors typically ask questions about the injured area
and conduct an examination, including assessing range of motion and strength tests. In
some cases, an X-ray or other imaging study may be ordered to identify additional injuries
like fractures, while ultrasounds can be useful in diagnosing minor tears.
Treatment for strains and sprains often involves rest to protect and facilitate healing
of the injury. Swelling can be managed by applying ice wrapped in a towel, using
compression techniques like elastic bandages or compression sleeves, and elevating the
injured area. Immobilising the affected part with wrapping or splinting may be necessary,
followed by strengthening exercises to promote muscle recovery. Pain medication is
generally recommended for a limited period.
Children and teenagers with a sprain or strain typically need to take a break from
sports until specific criteria are met. These include the reduction of swelling, absence of
pain during sports activities, approval from the doctor, the ability to perform without
limping, full range of motion in the injured area, and restored strength.
Fortunately, strains and sprains usually heal without long-term complications. It's
important to follow the doctor's instructions diligently to promote a speedy recovery. To
prevent strains and sprains, encourage young athletes to engage in thorough warm-up
exercises before physical activity, incorporating movements like jogging, high knees, butt
kicks, and active stretching. Additionally, encourage post-activity static stretching, where
each stretch is held for at least 30 seconds.
In the event of a strain or sprain, coaches, personal trainers, doctors, or physical
therapists can provide guidance on strengthening exercises to aid recovery and minimise
the risk of reinjury. With proper care and attention, strains and sprains can be overcome,
allowing individuals to return to their favourite activities stronger and more resilient than
ever.
A. Common Injuries: Strains and Sprains
B. Preventing Sports Injuries in Children
C. The Importance of Warm-up Exercises
D. Treatment Options for Muscle Pain
Question 40. The word "exerted" in paragraph 2 is closest in meaning to _____.
A. applied B. released C. endured D. exercised
Question 41. According to paragraph 4, an X-ray can be used to _____.
A. determine the severity of swelling
B. diagnose strains and sprains
C. assess range of motion and strength
D. identify additional injuries like fractures
Question 42. According to paragraph 7, the good news about strains and sprains is that
_____.
A. they rarely occur during sports activities
B. they heal quickly without complications
C. they can be prevented with proper stretching
D. they are more common in younger children
Question 43. The word "elevating" in paragraph 5 is closest in meaning to _____.
A. loading B. raising C. increasing D. promoting
A. Strains are often caused by excessive pressure on muscles.
B. Insufficient warm-up exercises can contribute to sprains.
C. X-rays are commonly used to diagnose strains and sprains.
D. Strains and sprains can lead to long-term complications.
Question 45. Which of the following can be inferred from the passage?
A. Strains and sprains are more common in younger children.
B. Immobilization is not necessary for treating strains and sprains.
C. Strengthening exercises can help prevent strains and sprains.
D. Rest is the only treatment required for strains and sprains.
Rewrite these sentences without changing their meanings.
Question 46. David had gone home before we arrived.
→ After _______________________________________________________.
Question 47. They didn’t know how to drive a car, but now they drive well.
→ They didn’t _________________________________________________.
Question 48. He will cry louder if his mom doesn't give him some toys.
→ Unless_____________________________________________________.
Question 49. My mother said I had better go on a vacation.
→ My mother advised me _______________________________________.
Question 50. It’s time for the government to take action in solving the problem of poverty.
→ The government had better ____________________________________.
sentences.
Question 1. A. takes B. predicts C. asks D. begins
Question 2. A. medal B. karate C. amount D. address
Question 3. A. spectacle B. solitude C. exhibit D. harmony
Question 4. A. confidence B. opinion C. proposal D. performance
Question 5. Several twelve-hour shifts in a row will make one thankful to be ________
from work for a day off.
A. relieved B. guilty C. sleepy D. worried
Question 6. They _________ their essay by tomorrow.
A. will write B. will be reading C. will have read D. are writing
Question 7. When I had to commute to work every day I _________ very early.
A. used to get up B. used to getting up
C. am used to get up D. am used to getting up
Question 8. She was skiing ____________ the hill when she had the accident.
A. up B. down C. across D. into
Question 9. If I _________ you, I would stop to buy some petrol.
A. were B. was C. am D. would be
Question 10. _________ you be able to find a good job when you leave school?
A. Will B. May C. Might D. Can
Question 11. A _________ is an artificially constructed wall with grips for hands and feet,
usually used for indoor climbing, but sometimes located outdoors.
A. boxing ring B. climbing wall C. athletics track D. bowling alley
Question 12. They wish she _________ the arrangements for the meeting next week.
A. made B. had made C. would make D. makes
Question 13. He would rather _________ up than _________ all his money.
A. save / spend B. saves / spends
C. saving / spending D. saved / spend
Question 14. What she lacked in experience, she ________ in the way she learns quickly.
A. made up for B. went back on
C. went through with D. got away
Question 15. Parents_________ let their children expose to smartphones at an early age.
A. should B. mustn’t C. oughtn’t to D. have to
Question 16. Charlie has to _________ a class every Friday this semester.
A. try B. do C. make D. take
Question 17. Green spaces in urban areas ________ essential for a healthy living
environment.
A. become B. appear C. seem D. look
Question 18. What we like _________ about our new home is the spacious backyard.
A. best B. the less C. the more D. much
Question 19. By updating the furniture, we were able to create a much
more _________ look for our living room.
A. temperamental B. temporary C. outdated D. contemporary
Question 20. Would you talk about the last homework _________ discuss the next exam
in our next meeting?
A. or B. so C. yet D. and
Question 21. John: “I’ve passed my final exam.” - Tom: “___________”
A. Good luck. B. It’s nice of you to say so.
C. That’s a good idea. D. Congratulations!
Question 22. Mark: "You did a great job on the presentation!" - John: “___________”
A. No, I didn't. It was terrible. B. Thanks! I worked hard on it.
C. I know, right? I'm awesome! D. It doesn't matter.
Question 23. The speaker's passionate words ignited a fire within the audience.
A. extinguished B. fuelled C. stifled D. suppressed
Question 24. She had a minor injury on her leg and had to rest for a few days.
A. major B. severe C. insignificant D. trivial
Question 25. Most teachers easily get irritated by such troublesome behaviours.
A. confused B. embarrassed C. excited D. pleased
Question 26. The doctor advised him to lose weight and improve his physical fitness.
A. strength B. weakness C. health D. agility
Question 27. I enjoy to read (A) books, going for walks in (B) the park, and
(C) sometimes watching (D) movies.
Question 28. At the age (A) of five and six, each of us used (B) to be most happy (C) to
be in the company of the (D) parents.
33.
Insomnia, a sleep (29) _______ that affects millions of people worldwide, is a
condition characterised by difficulty (30) _______ falling asleep or staying asleep.
Individuals suffering from insomnia often experience fatigue, lack of concentration,
irritability, and impaired performance during the day.
The causes of insomnia can vary, ranging from stress and anxiety to medical
conditions and lifestyle factors. For example, the constant (31) _______ to screens,
irregular sleep schedules, and high levels of stress have disrupted our natural sleep
patterns.
Managing insomnia requires a comprehensive approach. Healthy sleep habits, such as
maintaining a (32) _______ sleep schedule, creating a conducive sleep environment, and
practising relaxation techniques, can significantly improve sleep quality. (33) _______,
therapy or medication may be recommended to address underlying issues or regulate sleep
patterns.
Question 29. A. disorder B. ordering C. orderly D. orders
Question 30. A. on B. with C. in D. at
Question 31. A. addiction B. exposure C. satisfaction D. improvement
Question 32. A. gradual B. constant C. persistent D.
consistent
Question 33. A. In some cases B. In the event C. In case D. In contrast
Equity is a vital indicator of financial well-being, representing the contrast between
your assets' value and outstanding debt. Actively pursuing equity-building strategies can
bolster net worth, alleviate financial burdens, and secure a brighter future. Below are some
effective approaches to build equity in various aspects of life: home ownership, business
ventures, and personal finances.
In terms of home equity, making regular mortgage payments gradually reduces debt
and increases your stake in the property. Refinancing at lower interest rates minimises
expenses and accelerates equity growth. Strategic home improvements enhance market
value, contributing to equity gains. Additionally, profitable property sales capitalise on
favourable markets, significantly boosting equity.
Business equity hinges on augmenting your business's value relative to debt. Revenue
growth through increased sales fortifies the business foundation, while expense reduction
and market expansion stimulate equity growth. Attracting investors injects capital,
amplifying overall business value and equity.
Personal equity entails reducing outstanding debts, prioritising high-interest
repayments, and building retirement savings. Prudent investments diversify asset
portfolios and potentially increase personal equity. Adhering to a comprehensive budget
ensures responsible financial management, fostering steady personal equity growth.
Building equity requires commitment and perseverance, but the rewards are
substantial. It empowers financial stability, security, and freedom, while boosting self-
confidence and overall happiness. By implementing the strategies outlined, you can
embark on the journey of equity building today, laying the foundation for a prosperous
future.
Question 34. Which of the following is the main idea of the passage?
A. Employing equity-building tactics results in financial stability and contentment.
B. The primary method for establishing equity is through owning a home.
C. Achieving equity necessitates dedication and persistence.
D. Enhancing personal finances is crucial for attaining a brighter future.
Question 35. The word "accelerates" in paragraph 2 mostly means _______.
A. slows down B. increases speed
C. retards D. drops off
Question 36. According to paragraph 3, an increase in sales may _______.
A. weaken the foundation of the business
B. result in more expenses
C. stimulate growth in equity
D. decrease the overall value of the business
Question 37. The word “fostering” in paragraph 4 mostly means _______.
A. discouraging B. promoting C. neglecting D. hindering
A. Utilising equity-building strategies leads to financial stability and freedom.
B. Regular mortgage payments contribute to increased home equity.
C. Reducing outstanding debts is a method for cultivating personal equity.
D. Building equity requires minimal effort.
Sepak Takraw is a sport that originated in Southeast Asia and is played by two teams
of three players each. The objective is to kick a rattan ball over a net and prevent it from
touching the ground on one's own side. The sport requires a high level of skill
and athleticism, as players can use any part of their body except their hands and arms to
control the ball.
One of the benefits of playing Sepak Takraw is that it helps develop eye-foot
coordination, leg strength and flexibility. Eye-foot coordination is the ability to coordinate
one's movements with visual information. This is essential for Sepak Takraw players, as
they need to track the ball's trajectory and position themselves accordingly. They also need
to anticipate their opponents' moves and react quickly.
Leg strength is another important aspect of Sepak Takraw, as players need to generate
power and speed to kick the ball over the net. They also need to jump high and perform
acrobatic moves, such as bicycle kicks, somersaults and spikes. These actions require
strong muscles in the legs, hips and core.
Flexibility refers to how well one moves his joints through a full range of motion.
This is beneficial for Sepak Takraw players, as they need to stretch their legs in different
directions and angles to reach the ball. They also need to maintain balance and stability
while doing so. Flexibility can prevent injuries and improve performance.
Question 39. Which of the following is the main idea of the passage?
A. Sepak Takraw is a popular sport in Southeast Asia.
B. Playing Sepak Takraw improves eye-foot coordination, leg strength, and
flexibility.
C. The objective of Sepak Takraw is to kick a ball over the net without using hands
and arms.
D. Sepak Takraw requires three players on each team.
Question 40. The word “athleticism” in paragraph 1 probably means _______.
A. agility and coordination B. teamwork and strategy
C. physical strength and endurance D. sportsmanship and fair play
Question 41. According to paragraph 3, in order to kick the ball over the net, one needs
_____.
A. good eyesight B. proper technique
C. accuracy D. teamwork
Question 42. The word “anticipate” in paragraph 2 is closest in meaning to _______.
A. predict B. avoid C. react D. observe
Question 43. According to paragraph 3, strong muscles are important in Sepak Takraw
because _______.
A. they help players maintain balance and stability
B. they allow players to perform acrobatic moves
C. they generate power and speed for kicking the ball
D. they help prevent injuries and improve performance
A. Sepak Takraw originated in Southeast Asia.
B. Sepak Takraw is played with a rattan ball.
C. Sepak Takraw is a team sport with three players on each team.
D. Sepak Takraw is only played by professional athletes.
A. Sepak Takraw requires a high level of physical fitness.
B. Sepak Takraw is primarily played using hands and arms.
C. Sepak Takraw is a low-contact sport.
D. Sepak Takraw is an indoor sport.
Question 46. They last visited me 2 weeks ago.
→ They have ____________________________________________________.
Question 47. I ate a big chocolate cake a day but I stopped three years ago.
→ I used _______________________________________________________.
Question 48. Because I don't have enough free time, I can't help my mother with the
housework.
→ If ___________________________________________________________.
Question 49. It’s not a good idea to travel during rush hour.
→ It’s best to avoid _______________________________________________.
Question 50. Tom received the phone bill four weeks ago but he hasn’t paid it yet. (pay)
→ Tom had better ________________________________________________.
sentences.
Question 1. A. weights B. teenagers C. details D. screens
Question 2. A. provide B. solution C. stop D. lesson
Question 3. A. demanding B. important C. interesting D. creative
Question 4. A. alternative B. dedicated C. appropriate D. constructional
Question 5. After the doctor helped me beat cancer, I started to greatly ________ him.
A. friendly B. tolerate C. admire D. grateful
Question 6. This time tomorrow, I ________ at home.
A. will relax B. will be relaxing
C. will have relaxed D. am relaxing
Question 7. He ________ several books a month, but he doesn’t have time any more.
A. was used to reading B. used to read
C. got used to reading D. use to read
Question 8. Excessive caffeine consumption can have a physical effect ________ sleep
patterns.
A. during B. at C. in D. on
Question 9. Without her support, I ________ my overseas study.
A. hadn’t completed B. wouldn’t have completed
C. will soon complete D. didn’t complete
Question 10. When I was a child, I ________ speak a little German.
A. may B. could C. might D. will
Question 11. A _________ is a space in which dancers learn or rehearse.
A. boxing ring B. dance studio C. ice rink D. golf course
Question 12. The boy wishes that he ________ the competition the next day.
A. will win B. had won C. won D. would win
Question 13. I have to finish my thesis tonight. I had better ________.
A. not to go B. not go C. to not go D. don’t go
Question 14. Many people find it hard to ________ the fact that they are getting old.
A. put up with B. live up to C. face up to D. catch up with
Question 15. How much time ________ I spend on this task?
A. did B. ought C. do D. should
Question 16. Jade’s mother ________ her temperature and found out that she had a fever.
A. took B. made C. did D. brought
Question 17. Advanced technology in urban planning ________ changing the way we
design cities.
A. remains B. is C. stays D. looks
Question 18. The country's economic development plan aims to achieve a ________
economy.
A. least polluting B. less prosperous
C. more industrialised D. more better
Question 19. A beach is a relaxing place that makes everyone who visits it feel ________.
A. calm B. sarcastic C. bitter D. aggressive
Question 20. Mark forgot his umbrella at home, ________ he got completely soaked in
the rain.
A. if B. but C. because D. so
Question 21. Jane: "Wow, you look amazing in that dress!" - Lisa: "__________."
A. I really appreciate your kind words.
B. Really? I don't think so.
C. It's not a big deal.
D. I'm fabulous!
Question 22. Customer: "Can I pay with a credit card?" - Cashier: "__________."
A. Sure, we accept all major credit cards.
B. I'm sorry, we only accept cash payments.
C. You need to make the payment before we can proceed.
D. Really?! Remember to bring the credit card with you next time.
Question 23. The findings unveiled a groundbreaking discovery in the field of medicine.
A. revealed B. obscured C. confirmed D. entertained
Question 24. He paid for his dinner on the nail, handing exact change to the waiter.
A. without reservation B. without delay
C. in default D. in time
Question 25. The new employee showed great enthusiasm for his job.
A. apathy B. eagerness C. passion D. zeal
Question 26. Though he heard the loud crash, he didn't bat an eyelid and continued
reading his book.
A. ignited B. reacted C. blinked D. frowned
Question 27. When (A) the dog had bitten (B) her, the lovely (C) French girl screamed
(D).
Question 28. She go (A) to the (B) gym every day (C) to keep her body in shape (D).
33.
Housing benefit, a government assistance program aimed at helping families (29)
_____ low incomes and individuals afford housing, has been a hot topic of debate for
years. In the UK, over four million people receive housing benefit, and the government
spends billions of pounds each year on the program. Critics argue that housing benefit
creates a dependency on the government and (30) _____ individuals from seeking
employment. In addition, some landlords take advantage of the program by charging (31)
_____ rents that are covered by the benefit, which can contribute to rising housing costs.
However, proponents of housing benefit argue that it is a necessary safety net for those
who are struggling to make ends meet. (32) _____ this support, many families and
individuals would be unable to afford decent housing, leading to homelessness and other
social problems. In recent years, the government has introduced a number of changes to
the housing benefit system, including a cap on the amount of benefit that can be received
and the introduction of a bedroom tax. These changes have been controversial, with critics
arguing that they disproportionately affect the most vulnerable members of society.
(33) _____ the criticisms, it is likely that the demand for housing benefit will
continue to grow, as the cost of housing continues to rise and wages fail to keep pace.
Question 29. A. within B. on C. in D. for
Question 30. A. encourages B. promotes C. disincentivises D. prevents
Question 31. A. exorbitant B. reasonable C. economical D. affordable
Question 32. A. Given B. On account of C. Without D. Thanks to
Question 33. A. While B. As for C. Despite D. Seeing as
Physical injuries are an inherent risk when participating in sports activities. Whether
engaging in high-impact contact sports or individual athletic endeavours, the human body
is susceptible to various types of injuries. From minor bruises to severe fractures, sports-
related injuries can have both short-term and long-term effects on an individual's physical
well-being.
One common type of injury in sports is sprains and strains. These occur when
ligaments or muscles/tendons are stretched or torn due to sudden movements or excessive
force. Sprained ankles, strained muscles, and ligament tears are frequent occurrences in
sports like basketball, soccer, and tennis.
Another prevalent injury is fractures, which are breaks or cracks in bones. These can
result from direct trauma, falls, or overuse. Fractures can range from hairline fractures to
complete breaks, requiring immediate medical attention and often necessitating a period of
immobilisation and rehabilitation.
Concussions, particularly in contact sports such as football or rugby, are also a
concern. A concussion is a traumatic brain injury caused by a sudden blow to the head,
resulting in symptoms like dizziness, confusion, and memory loss. Proper diagnosis and
adequate recovery time are crucial to prevent further complications.
Additionally, overuse injuries are prevalent in sports that involve repetitive motions.
Examples include tennis elbow, runner's knee, and stress fractures. These injuries occur
gradually over time due to excessive strain on specific body parts, often requiring rest,
physical therapy, and modifications in training routines.
A. The Risks and Injuries Associated with Sports Activities
B. The Impact of Sports on Physical Well-being
C. Preventing Sports-related Injuries
D. The Importance of Proper Diagnosis in Sports Injuries
Question 35. According to paragraph 3, immobilisation is _______.
A. a common type of sports injury B. the result of direct trauma to the bones
C. a period of not going about D. a treatment for fractures
Question 36. The word "these" in paragraph 3 refers to _____.
A. sprained ankles, strained muscles, and ligament tears
B. fractures
C. sports-related injuries
D. basketball, soccer, and tennis
Question 37. The word “crucial” in paragraph 4 mostly means _____.
A. insignificant B. essential C. harmful D. optional
A. Concussions are a common concern in contact sports.
B. Overuse injuries occur gradually over time.
C. Fractures can be caused by falls or overuse.
D. Sprains and strains are the most prevalent sports injuries.
Greenhouse gases trap heat in the atmosphere. This natural process is what makes the
surface of the Earth warmer, making it possible for living things to survive. Greenhouse
gases can be classified into four major groups.
• Carbon dioxide (CO2) comes from the burning of fossil fuels and biological materials.
When it is absorbed by plants, it is removed from the atmosphere.
• Methane (CH4) is the by-product of the production and transportation of coal, natural
gas and oil, agricultural practices and the decay of organic waste.
• Nitrous oxide (N2O) is emitted during agricultural and industrial activities. It also
originates from wastewater treatment. It is absorbed by certain types of bacteria or
destroyed by ultraviolet radiation or chemical reactions. Methane is removed from
the atmosphere through natural processes in soil and chemical reactions in the
atmosphere. Methane’s lifetime in the atmosphere is much shorter than carbon
dioxide, but it is much more efficient at trapping radiation.
• Fluorinated gases (CFCs) have their origins in a variety of household, commercial and
industrial applications and processes. Fluorinated gases are in smaller quantities
than other greenhouse gases, but they are the most potent and longest lasting ones.
Fluorinated gases are removed from the atmosphere only when they are destroyed
by sunlight in the upper atmosphere.
Each of these gases remain in the atmosphere for a different amount of time, ranging from
a few years to thousands of years. They remain long enough to become well mixed,
meaning that the amount measured in the atmosphere is roughly the same all over the
world, regardless of the source of emission.
Question 39. The passage mainly discusses _______ of different greenhouse effects.
A. the source and the eradication B. the dangers and the benefits
C. the chemical processes D. the estimated amounts
Question 40. Wastewater treatment is the origin of _______.
A. CO2 B. CH4 C. N2O D. CFCs
Question 41. The word “emitted” is closest in meaning to _______.
A. stored B. used C. cleaned D. produced
Question 42. The word “it” refers to _______.
A. carbon dioxide B. lifetime C. atmosphere D. methane
Question 43. Which greenhouse gases are removed high up in the sky?
A. CO2 B. CH4 C. N2O D. CFCs
Question 44. The word “potent” is closest in meaning to _______.
A. efficient B. beneficial C. influential D. common
Question 45. Different greenhouse gases stay in the atmosphere _______.
A. for the same amount of time B. for different lengths of time
C. for roughly twenty years D. for an unknown amount of time
Question 46. She started working as a secretary 4 years ago.
→ She has ___________________________________________________.
Question 47. There are more vehicles on the roads now.
→ There did not ______________________________________________.
Question 48. If Mary doesn’t save enough money, she won’t buy that house.
→ Unless ____________________________________________________.
Question 49. I met you somewhere, I clearly remember that.
→ I clearly remember __________________________________________.
Question 50. Daisy isn’t good enough to go to work. (work)
→ Daisy had better ____________________________________________.
sentences.
Question 1. A. terraced B. thatched C. detached D. restored
Question 2. A. antibiotic B. doctor C. nosebleed D. biology
Question 3. A. become B. worry C. suffer D. value
Question 4. A. dimensional B. atmospheric C. scientific D. futuristic
Question 5. Ten schools from the area took part in the competition which tested
knowledge of crime prevention and _________.
A. island B. personal safety C. temperature D. housework
Question 6. We _________ her since she _________ in our city.
A. have known – arrived B. have been knowing – arrive
C. knew – arrived D. knew – arrives
Question 7. When Pete Smith was the head of our office everything _________ well
organized. Now it’s total chaos here.
A. got used to be B. used to be
C. was used to being D. was accustomed to being
Question 8. Please explain the meaning of this word __________ your classmates.
A. about B. to C. of D. for
Question 9. What _________ if you _________ to school on time?
A. will happen – don’t go B. would happen – don’t go
C. happened – wouldn’t go D. happens – won’t go
Question 10. He _________ probably help you with your homework if you ask him.
A. will B. may C. might D. can
Question 11. A _________, often referred to simply as a ring or the squared circle, is the
space in which a boxing match occurs.
A. boxing ring B. dance studio C. ice rink D. golf course
Question 12. They wish they _________ their instincts and avoided the shady investment,
which turned out to be a complete scam.
A. have followed B. were followed C. would follow D. had followed
Question 13. I don’t fancy the theatre again. I’d rather _________ to the cinema.
A. went B. to go C. going D. go
Question 14. Thieves _________ computer equipment worth $30 000.
A. went back on B. got away with
C. went through with D. got on with
Question 15. The candidates _________ be here before 10 a.m., or they will be
disqualified.
A. should B. shouldn’t C. ought D. oughtn’t to
Question 16. Do you want to ________ for a walk with them?
A. go B. take C. make D. do
Question 17. Engineers _________ constantly innovating solutions for smart
infrastructure.
A. are B. become C. appear D. look
Question 18. The less time I spend on social media, the _________ I am at home.
A. smarter B. more productive
C. less urgent D. heavier
Question 19. After facing multiple setbacks, he became _________ and considered giving
up.
A. determined B. discouraged C. excited D. ecstatic
Question 20. Sarah won’t go to the beach _________ her friends are going with her.
A. despite B. unless C. because D. but
Question 21. Peter: “You've done a really good job.” - Lily: “__________”
A. You really deserve it. B. I'm proud of you.
C. How nice of you to say so. D. It's going to be alright.
Question 22. Alan: “I'm having trouble understanding this maths problem. Can you help
me?” - Mike: “__________”
A. Maths is too difficult for me. B. Are you being serious?
C. Of course, I'd be happy to help. D. You should ask the teacher for assistance.
Question 23. The athlete had a strong physique and was able to lift heavy weights.
A. body B. mind C. spirit D. soul
Question 24. Walking through the haunted house, the chilling screams and eerie
atmosphere made my blood freeze.
A. excited B. terrified C. warmed D. soothed
Question 25. She injured her right arm while playing tennis.
A. leg B. hand C. left D. foot
Question 26. The memory of that beautiful sunset on the beach will be etched on my
heart forever.
A. forgotten B. remembered C. treasured D. cherished
Question 27. After wake (A) up, I brush my (B) teeth, have (C) a shower, and then I go to
work (D).
Question 28. John is always (A) keen on home-base (B) activities. He hardly ever
(C) spends his weekends away from (D) home.
33.
Coral reefs are in danger of disappearing. (29) ______ some other endangered ecosystems,
it’s not just pollution that is the problem, it’s also climate change. Since the 1980s, the
ocean temperature has been rising and this is (30) ______ coral bleaching, endangering the
coral reefs’ existence. Coral reefs’ main source of food is the algae that live in their
tissues. They have a symbiotic relationship with the algae, providing them with a home
and nutrients while the algae provide food for the coral through photosynthesis. (31)
______ corals can catch small fish and plankton using stinging cells on their tentacles,
they rely heavily on the algae for food. Coral reefs also need clear water to survive. They
are sensitive to changes in water quality and can die if the water becomes too polluted or
murky. They have been (32) ______ to recover from bleaching events, but when bleaching
events occur more frequently, they may not have enough time to recover and this can (33)
______ fatal to the coral.
Question 29. A. Opposite B. Different C. Compared D. Unlike
Question 30. A. turning B. resulting C. causing D. making
Question 31. A. Although B. Despite C. Even D. As
Question 32. A. learnt B. experienced C. known D. noticed
Question 33. A. end B. come C. prove D. happen
Adolescent rebellion is commonplace, and a lot of research has been done into its causes.
Biologically, adolescents have their prefrontal cortex, part of the human brain, put into
practice. This results in teenagers’ arguing and testing boundaries. In other words,
adolescents make their own decisions and mistakes to develop the prefrontal cortex fully.
Besides, hormonal changes may urge them to misbehave or become more impulsive. In
view of this, a son’s rebellion may be against his own wishes. On top of that, adolescents
want more independence, which is often confused with rebellion. They also want to be in
control of their own lives, making their own decisions. The more forceful a parent is, the
more counterproductive it is now. Similarly, adolescents seek acceptance and attention.
They want to fit in with their friends and want others to take notice of them as
well. Meanwhile, parents tend to be too worried and make things even worse, let alone see
their teenage children through this hard time.
Question 34. What is the main idea of the passage?
A. Some causes of teenagers’ rebellion
B. Some effects of teenagers’ rebellion
C. Some solutions to teenagers’ rebellion
D. Some research on teenagers’ rebellion
Question 35. Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage?
A. Teenagers’ rebellion causes the hormones to change.
B. Teenagers may not be in control of their rebellion.
C. Teenagers’ rebellion is a natural part of their development.
D. Teenagers’ rebellion has been the subject of a lot of research.
Question 36. Teenagers want _______.
A. dependence on their parents B. the right to decide for themselves
C. difference from all others D. arguments and boundaries
Question 37. It can be inferred from the passage that _______.
A. Teenagers often irritate their parents on purpose.
B. Parents must not let children make decisions on their own.
C. Parents should not feel depressed about their children’s rebellion.
D. Parents’ worry does teenagers and their development good.
Question 38. What does “Meanwhile” mean?
A. On the contrary B. As a result C. At the time D. In other words
In recent years, there has been a remarkable surge of interest in alternative living as
people seek more sustainable and fulfilling ways to exist. With the growing awareness of
environmental issues and a desire for greater autonomy, individuals and communities are
re-evaluating traditional norms and embracing innovative approaches to housing, food
production, and energy consumption. This paradigm shift towards alternative living has
captured the attention of a diverse range of people, from urban dwellers to rural
enthusiasts, all united in their pursuit of a more harmonious and eco-conscious lifestyle.
One of the key pillars of alternative living is the concept of eco-friendly housing.
Traditional homes are giving way to eco-friendly structures that utilise renewable
materials, energy-efficient designs, and even off-grid capabilities. Tiny houses, for
instance, have gained immense popularity due to their minimalistic nature, affordability,
and reduced environmental footprint. These compact dwellings provide a sense of
freedom, enabling individuals to live with less clutter and prioritise experiences over
possessions.
Another significant aspect of alternative living is sustainable food production.
Community gardens, urban farming, and rooftop gardens are becoming increasingly
prevalent in cities, allowing individuals to reconnect with nature, grow their own organic
produce, and reduce their reliance on industrially produced food. Additionally, alternative
agricultural practices such as permaculture and aquaponics are gaining traction, promoting
biodiversity, resource conservation, and regenerative farming techniques.
Energy independence is also a central theme in the realm of alternative living. Solar
panels, wind turbines, and other renewable energy sources are empowering individuals to
generate their own clean energy and reduce their carbon footprint. Furthermore,
innovative technologies like energy storage systems and smart grids are facilitating the
efficient utilisation of energy, enabling individuals to optimise their consumption and
minimise waste.
The rise of alternative living has sparked a sense of community and collaboration
among like-minded individuals. Eco-villages and intentional communities are emerging as
havens for those seeking a shared vision of sustainable living. These close-knit
communities foster collaboration, resource sharing, and the exchange of ideas, creating a
supportive environment for individuals to thrive.
A. Reviving a Revolution
B. Unveiling the Trend of Renewable Energy
C. The Growing Appeal of Sustainable Food Production: A New Era Dawns
D. Alternative Living: Paving the Way for a Greener Future
Question 40. The word "surge" in paragraph 1 is closest in meaning to _______.
A. decrease B. peak C. stagnation D. variation
Question 41. According to paragraph 2, tiny houses have become immensely popular
because _______.
A. they are spacious and luxurious
B. they are expensive and exclusive
C. they offer a sense of freedom and simplicity
D. they provide a large environmental footprint
Question 42. The word "These" in paragraph 2 refers to _____.
A. alternative living approaches B. traditional homes
C. eco-friendly structures D. minimalistic nature
Question 43. The phrase "carbon footprint" in paragraph 4 is closest in meaning to
_______.
A. environmental impact B. renewable energy
C. sustainable living D. energy efficiency
A. Alternative living promotes eco-consciousness.
B. Tiny houses are gaining popularity due to their affordability.
C. Sustainable food production includes permaculture and aquaponics.
D. Energy independence is not a central theme in alternative living.
A. The interest in alternative living is limited to rural areas.
B. Traditional housing is completely replaced by eco-friendly structures.
C. Alternative living fosters a sense of community and collaboration.
D. The rise of alternative living has led to a decrease in environmental awareness.
Question 46. We had lunch then we took a look around the shops.
→ Before _________________________________________________________.
Question 47. Nam usually gets up early in the morning.
→ Nam is_________________________________________________________.
Question 48. If Mary doesn’t promise to get home early, her father will get angry.
→ Unless _________________________________________________________.
Question 49. Helen said she would go to the party with us.
→ Helen agreed____________________________________________________.
Question 50. It is time for you to go now.
→ You had better __________________________________________________.
sentences.
Question 1. A. parents B. brothers C. weekends D. feelings
Question 2. A. contemporary B. wonderful C. convenient D. recognisable
Question 3. A. problem B. leisure C. result D. future
Question 4. A. majority B. politician C. recognition D. exhibition
Question 5. A/an ________ is a person at least 100 years old.
A. adult B. elderly C. centenarian D. infant
Question 6. When I was ten years old, I ________ my arm. It really ________.
A. broke – hurt B. break – hurts C. broke – hurted D. broke – hurts
Question7. Mr. Lazy was shocked when he joined our busy
company because he ________ doing much work every day.
A. wasn’t used to B. didn’t use to C. gets used to D. used to
Question 8. After months ________ training, she finally achieved her goal of running a
marathon.
A. in B. of C. with D. for
Question 9. ________ they (be) happy if Kai ________ that?
A. Will be – does B. Will they be – do
C. Are they – will do D. Are they – do
Question 10. Take an umbrella. It ________ rain later.
A. could B. will C. must D. might
Question 11. Company profits are rising and it looks as though this is going to be a
________ year.
A. record-breaking B. well-known
C. half-eaten D. state-of-the-art
Question 12. If only she ________ more time on her next homework.
A. spends B. spend C. would spend D. will spend
Question 13. I’d rather speak to him in person ________ things over the phone.
A. discussing B. than discuss C. to discuss D. discussed
Question 14. She decided not to ________ the operation.
A. catch up with B. put up with C. run out of D. go through with
Question 15. No one ________ be late for school tomorrow because we will have an
exam.
A. should B. shouldn’t C. ought D. oughtn’t to
Question 16. She always ________ shopping in June, which is the sale season in many
countries.
A. does B. plays C. makes D. goes
Question 17. The architecture in future cities ________ environmentally friendly.
A. remains B. seems C. smells D. looks
Question 18. The more organised my home is, the ________.
A. easier is the cleaning B. easier to clean
C. easier it is to clean D. more easily the cleaning is
Question 19. The historic building underwent extensive ________ work to bring it back to
its former glory.
A. restoration B. reconstruction C. preservation D. innovation
Question 20. I prefer to spend my free time reading books, ________ my sister enjoys
going out with her friends.
A. however B. whereas C. as D. although
Question 21. Tom: “How well you are playing!” - Susan: “________.”
A. No doubt. B. Thanks! I've been practising a lot lately.
C. I know, right? I'm the best! D. I'm okay. Thanks anyway.
Question 22. A: “Thank you for a lovely evening.” – B: “________.”
A. Don’t mention it B. I’m glad you enjoy it
C. Yes, I’d like that D. Yes, that would be very nice
Question 23. People have been geocaching for years, so there are literally millions of
geocaches on earth.
A. really B. figuratively C. precisely D. surprisingly
Question 24. She took the failure on the chin and remained determined to succeed.
A. embraced B. accepted C. dodged D. avoided
Question 25. The profits have dwindled over the past year.
A. decreased B. fluctuated C. stabilised D. increased
Question 26. As a young aspiring actor, he moved to Hollywood to rub elbows with the
industry's biggest stars.
A. isolate B. mingle C. associate D. socialise
Question 27. Because (A) the heavy rainstorm (B) that caused flooding (C) on the main
road, the buses were unable to operate their usual (D) routes.
Question 28. Paris has (A) been well known about (B) its famous monuments (C),
and beautiful (D) music.
33.
Always be prepared. If you do not know ________ (29) the exam will take place, ask for
the exact location in advance. Leave some extra time for any traffic, parking, or
unexpected events. If you are running late, call right away and let someone know. The best
time to arrive is approximately 10 - 15 minutes early. Give yourself the time to review
your notes one more time, to catch your breath, and to be ready for the exam. Once you
are in the exam room, treat everyone you encounter with respect. Be ________ (30) to
everyone as soon as you walk in the door. Bring all necessary materials such as pens,
pencils, and a calculator. This point should be emphasised enough. First ________ (31) are
extremely important in the exam process. You should not bring any prohibited items such
as cell phones or cheat sheets. You should ________ (32) any behaviour that could be
considered cheating or dishonest. It is also important that you feel comfortable. If you
think the exam room might be cold, bring a sweater or jacket. ________ (33), you can
never be too prepared for an exam.
Question 29. A. who B. whom C. where D. which
Question 30. A. pleasure B. pleasant C. please D. pleasantly
Question 31. A. attendances B. attentions C. impressions D. pressures
Question 32. A. avoid B. suggest C. enjoy D. mind
Question 33. A. When B. Regardless C. Moreover D. Therefore
Paying off a home mortgage poses a substantial challenge for numerous homeowners,
requiring a great deal of financial planning and discipline. While possessing a home can
symbolise stability and financial security, discharging the mortgage could prove to be an
intimidating task. Various factors can complicate mortgage payments, including exorbitant
interest rates, escalating housing costs, and unforeseen financial emergencies.
The primary impediment to paying off a mortgage is high-interest rates, which can
cause homeowners to pay a considerable amount in interest charges over the loan's
lifespan, resulting in challenges to quickly pay off the mortgage and leading to financial
distress. Moreover, rising living costs can pose difficulties for homeowners to keep up
with their monthly mortgage payments, especially for those on fixed incomes or limited
budgets. What is more, abrupt job losses, medical emergencies, or unforeseen repair costs
can rapidly drain homeowners' savings, making it difficult to pay the mortgage on time.
To overcome these barriers, homeowners must create a robust financial plan that
includes a realistic budget and an emergency fund. Homeowners can also consider
refinancing their mortgage to obtain a lower interest rate or taking on additional work to
increase their income.
A. Risks and Rewards of Owning a Home
B. Mortgage Payment Strategies for Homeowners
C. The Benefits of Fixed Income in Paying off Mortgages
D. The Challenges of Paying off a Home Mortgage
Question 35. According to paragraph 1, besides stability and financial security, home
ownership could _____.
A. encourage lavish spending B. signal long-term commitment
C. reduce travel opportunities D. reinforce social status
Question 36. The word "their" in paragraph 2 refers to _____.
A. the rising living costs B. the sudden job losses
C. the medical emergencies D. the homeowners
Question 37. The word "drain" in paragraph 2 mostly means _____.
A. accumulate B. replenish C. overflow D. exhaust
A. Homeownership can offer financial stability and security.
B. High-interest rates can make it difficult to pay off a mortgage quickly.
C. Unexpected financial emergencies can easily drain homeowners' savings.
D. Having a larger emergency fund is not necessary for paying off a mortgage.
One of the common ways to check if someone is sick is to feel their forehead with
your hand. But why do we do this? What does it mean when someone's head feels hot?
The main reason why we feel someone's forehead is to check for fever. Fever is a
condition where the body temperature rises above the normal range, usually as a result of
an infection or inflammation. Fever is a sign that the body is fighting off a sickness, such
as a cold, flu, or COVID-19. When we have a fever, our body tries to cool itself down by
increasing blood flow to the skin, especially the head. This makes the skin feel warm or
hot to the touch. The forehead is an easy and accessible part of the body to measure
temperature, since it has a lot of blood vessels close to the surface.
However, feeling someone's forehead is not a very accurate way to tell if they have a
fever. Different factors can affect how hot or cold someone's skin feels, such as room
temperature, humidity, sweat, or clothing. Also, some people may have a higher or lower
normal body temperature than others. Therefore, it is better to use a thermometer to
measure someone's temperature if you suspect they have a fever. A thermometer can give
you a more precise and reliable reading of their core body temperature,
which reflects their true health status.
Feeling someone's forehead is an old-fashioned and intuitive method of checking for
fever, but it is not very scientific or reliable. It can give you a rough idea of whether
someone is sick or not, but it cannot tell you how serious their condition is or what kind of
illness they have.
A. The Science behind Feeling a Hot Forehead
B. The Accuracy of Assessing Fever through Forehead Touch
C. Traditional Methods of Checking Someone's Health
D. The Importance of Using a Thermometer for Temperature Measurement
Question 40. The word “accessible” in paragraph 2 probably means _____.
A. easy to reach B. frequently used C. convenient D. obtainable
Question 41. According to paragraph 2, fever can be a signal of _____.
A. inflammation or infection B. high blood pressure or heart disease
C. dehydration or fatigue D. allergic reaction or respiratory issues
Question 42. According to paragraph 3, the advantage of a thermometer over the practice
of feeling one’s forehead is that _____.
A. it provides a rough estimate of body temperature
B. it measures skin temperature accurately
C. it reflects the severity of the illness
D. it gives a precise reading of core body temperature
Question 43. The word “reflects” in paragraph 3 is closest in meaning to _____.
A. enhances B. withholds C. represents D. signifies
A. Feeling someone's forehead accurately determines their body temperature.
B. Factors like room temperature can affect how hot or cold someone's skin feels.
C. Using a thermometer provides a more reliable reading of core body temperature.
D. Feeling someone's forehead is an old-fashioned method of checking for fever.
A. Feeling someone's forehead is the most reliable way to assess their health
condition.
B. The forehead has more blood vessels close to the surface compared to other body
parts.
C. Room temperature does not affect the accuracy of feeling someone's forehead for
fever.
D. Using a thermometer is unnecessary when checking for fever in adults.
Question 46. After she had explained everything clearly, we started our work.
→ By the time __________________________________________________.
Question 47. There were more cars on the roads some years ago.
→ There used __________________________________________________.
Question 48. He doesn’t finish his homework so he is punished by the teacher.
→ If__________________________________________________________.
Question 49. He said that it was true that he didn’t have a license.
→ He admitted _________________________________________________.
Question 50. If I were you, I would stop to buy some petrol.
→ You had better _______________________________________________.

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