Đề thi giữa HK1 Tiếng Anh 11 - Đề số 4

Lớp 11
50 phút
40 câu hỏi

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 1 to 6.

Little House on the Prairie is a story about Laura, a young girl growing up with her family in the American Midwest (1) ________ the 1800s. As she gets older, she learns how to (2) ________ with dangers like bad weather, illness, and wild animals. She also helps her parents with everyday (3) ________ and learns to get along with her sisters. The book gives a clear picture of (4) ________ family life was like in the past, showing how people lived simply and worked hard. Laura (5) ________ her childhood and shares many exciting and (6) ________ memories. It’s a great book for learning about growing up, staying strong through hard times, and appreciating the love of family.

Câu 1:
A.
by
B.
at
C.
in
D.
for
Câu 2:
A.
solve
B.
deal
C.
face
D.
encounter
Câu 3:
A.
routines
B.
chores
C.
works
D.
errands
Câu 4:
A.
how
B.
which
C.
whether
D.
what
Câu 5:
A.
reminds of
B.
recollects about
C.
reflect on
D.
looks back on
Câu 6:
A.
forgetful
B.
sensitive
C.
touching
D.
unfolded

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 7 to 12.

Review of Green Leaf Café – A Vegetarian Restaurant in Ho Chi Minh City

If you love vegetarian food, Green Leaf Café is a great place to visit in Ho Chi Minh City. This cozy restaurant is (7) ________ in District 1, close to the city center. It has a warm and friendly atmosphere, with wooden tables, soft lighting, and lots of green plants. The staff are kind and always happy (8) ________.

The menu at Green Leaf Café is full of delicious vegetarian dishes. One of (9) ________ meals is the tofu and vegetable stir-fry, which is fresh and full of flavor. The mushroom pho is also a favorite, with a rich and

(10) ________ broth. For something special, try the grilled eggplant with garlic sauce – it is soft, smoky, and delicious. They also serve fresh juices and smoothies, which are perfect (11) ________ a hot day.

This restaurant is a great choice for vegetarians, vegans, and anyone who wants to eat healthy food. If you are in Ho Chi Minh City, don’t (12) ________ it!

Câu 7:
A.
lain
B.
set
C.
founded
D.
located
Câu 8:
A.
help
B.
helping
C.
to help
D.
to be helped
Câu 9:
A.
popular
B.
less popular
C.
more popular
D.
the most popular
Câu 10:
A.
tasty
B.
tasteless
C.
taste
Câu 11:
A.
in
B.
at
C.
on
D.
by
Câu 12:
A.
lose
B.
forget
C.
miss
D.
pass

Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the best arrangement of utterances or sentences to make a cohesive and coherent exchange or text in each of the following questions from 13 to 17.

Câu 13:
A.
c – a – b
B.
b – c – a
C.
c – b – a
D.
b – a – c
Câu 14:
A.
a – d – b – e – c
B.
e – b – d – a – c
C.
d – a – e – b – c
D.
b – e -a -d – c
Câu 15:
A.
b – e – a – c – d
B.
d – c – a – e – b
C.
e – b – a – d – c
D.
c – e – b – d – a
Câu 16:

Hi Peter,

Let me know if you're up for it and I’ll make a reservation!

See you soon,

Duc Chi

A.
d – b – a – e – c
B.
d – e – c – a – b
C.
d – a – c – e – b
D.
d – c – b – a – e
Câu 17:

Last Saturday, our school held its annual Open Day, and it was a big success.

A.
a – e – d – c – b
B.
a – d – e – c – b
C.
d – e – b – c – a
D.
e – d – c – b – a

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 18 to 22.

British weddings are full of tradition and charm. (18) ________, classic customs are still widely followed. The bride usually walks down the aisle in a white dress, (19) ________, as the groom waits at the altar with his best man. Because family plays a big role, both sides often help with the planning and celebration.

Once the ceremony ends, guests head to the reception for food, speeches, and dancing. As soon as the couple cuts the cake, everyone gathers to cheer and take photos. Since it's thought to bring good luck, the bride tosses her bouquet to the single women. Whoever catches it (20) ________the next to marry.

Although traditions may vary by region, (21) ________: “Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue.” Some guests choose to relax and chat, others dancing late into the night. Whether it’s a quiet gathering or a big celebration, British weddings are joyful occasions (22) ________and mark the start of a new chapter.

Câu 18:
A.
Many couples add their own modern touches
B.
While many couples add their own modern touches
C.
Added many couples’ modern touches
D.
Having added many couples’ modern touches
Câu 19:
A.
and symbolises purity
B.
which symbolize purity
C.
symbolizing purity
D.
to symbolize
Câu 20:
A.
is said that he is
B.
is to be said
C.
is said to be
D.
he is said to have been
Câu 21:
A.
many couples still following the old rhyme
B.
yet many couples still follow the old rhyme
C.
many couples still follow the old rhyme
D.
the old rhyme was still followed by many couples
Câu 22:
A.
that brings people together
B.
bringing people together
C.
on which people are brought together
D.
people are brought together in

Read the passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the best answer to each of the following questions from 23 to 30.

Waymarking: A New Way to Explore the World

Have you ever walked past a historical building, a unique statue, or a breathtaking park without realizing its significance? Waymarking is an exciting activity that helps people discover and share interesting locations using GPS technology. Unlike geocaching, which involves finding hidden objects, waymarking focuses on the places themselves. Whether it’s a famous landmark, a hidden gem, or a quirky roadside attraction, waymarking turns everyday locations into an adventure waiting to be explored.

Waymarking began as an extension of geocaching. Some explorers loved searching for geocaches but felt that the real excitement came from discovering new places rather than finding small containers. To meet this need, Waymarking.com was launched in 2005, allowing people to record and share special places around the world. Since then, waymarking has attracted travelers, history lovers, and outdoor enthusiasts who enjoy uncovering fascinating locations.

Why do people love waymarking? First, it reveals hidden wonders. Even in your own city, there are probably incredible sites you’ve never noticed. Second, it encourages outdoor adventure. Instead of spending hours indoors, waymarking gets people walking, hiking, and exploring. Finally, it creates a sense of connection. When you visit a waymark, you’re not just seeing a place – you’re joining a community of explorers who have shared their experiences, stories, and photos.

The future of waymarking looks bright. With smartphones making it easier than ever to access GPS, more people are joining the adventure. New technology, like augmented reality (AR), could soon allow waymarkers to see historical facts, 3D images, or interactive guides just by pointing their phones at a site. Schools and travel companies are also beginning to use waymarking to make learning more engaging and fun. Waymarking turns everyday exploring into an exciting quest. Whether you’re wandering through your hometown or traveling to a distant country, there’s always something new to discover. So why not start today?

Grab your phone, open a waymarking app, and step into a world of adventure. Who knows what hidden treasures you’ll find?

Câu 23:

Which of the following about waymarking is NOT mentioned in the text?

A.
The year of establishment.
B.
The future development.
C.
The pioneers of the game.
D.
The technology employed.
Câu 24:

The word “quirky” is OPPOSITE in meaning to .

A.
appealing
B.
common
C.
rare
D.
famous
Câu 25:

The phrase “quest” could be best replaced by .

A.
fun
B.
attraction
C.
search
D.
mission
Câu 26:

The phrase “this need” refers to .

A.
search for geocaches
B.
record and share places
C.
discover new places
D.
find small containers
Câu 27:

Which of the following best paraphrases the underlined sentence in paragraph 1?

A.
Geocaching and waymarking are different in the places that they are enjoyed every day.
B.
Geocaching centres on locating hidden objects, but waymarking claims the possession of places.
C.
Geocaching and waymarking aim at different goals, objects and venues.
D.
Whereas geocaching involves finding hidden objects, waymarking draws players’ attention to places.
Câu 28:

Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?

A.
Waymarking was created for those enjoying exploring places more than finding objects.
B.
The activity helps users promote special locations they have appreciated before.
C.
Waymarking encourages people to spend time indoors together and be active.
D.
Some schools are starting to use waymarking to make lessons more challenging.
Câu 29:

In which paragraph does the writer mention the appeals of waymarking?

A.
Paragraph 1
B.
Paragraph 2
C.
Paragraph 3
D.
Paragraph 4
Câu 30:

In which paragraph does the writer discuss the use of waymarking in education?

A.
Paragraph 1
B.
Paragraph 2
C.
Paragraph 3
D.
Paragraph 4

Read the passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the best answer to each of the following questions from 31 to 40.

For more than 200 years, family mealtimes have been an important part of daily life in the United States. Even though life has changed a lot over time, many American families still try to eat together in the evening. Sitting down for dinner is still a special way to connect after a busy day, even if the details of how it happens have changed with modern life.

The tradition of dinnertime became popular in the 1800s, but it started even earlier in Europe during the 1700s. [I] When the Industrial Revolution began, more people worked long hours in factories. [II] Because they couldn’t take long lunch breaks, families started having their main meal in the evening. [III] Over time, this evening meal became a daily ritual – a moment to sit together, share stories, and enjoy each other’s company. [IV] For example, parents might ask about their children’s day at school, or siblings might joke and laugh together around the table.

One of the first homes in the U.S. with a proper dining room was Thomas Jefferson’s. After that, dining rooms became common in houses all over the country. In the 1950s, family dinners were often shown in movies and TV shows as happy scenes, with smiling parents and children eating home-cooked meals. The father usually sat at the head of the table, with the mother opposite him and the kids on either side. These images, though, didn’t always match reality. In many homes, dinners included arguments, silence, or tired moods. Some experts also say these setups repeated old-fashioned ideas, like expecting women to cook and serve, while men led the family.

Even though work schedules and busy lives have made it harder to have regular family meals, many families still keep the tradition alive. A recent study showed that over half of people still eat dinner together with their families. The difference now is that fewer families cook from scratch. Thanks to food delivery apps, it’s easy to order a variety of meals – like burgers, pasta, or sushi -and still enjoy dinnertime together. In some cases, it’s the food that brings people to the table, but the chance to talk and spend time as a family still matters.

Câu 31:

Where in paragraph does the following sentence best fit?

This ritual was seen as a way to build stronger family bonds.

A.
[I]
B.
[II]
C.
[III]
D.
[IV]
Câu 32:

The word “ritual” could be best replaced by .

A.
measurement.
B.
practice.
C.
presence.
D.
rhythm.
Câu 33:

The word “it” in paragraph 1 refers to .

A.
a busy day
B.
sitting down for dinner
C.
a special way
D.
a change of life over time
Câu 34:

Which of the following is NOT influenced by family dinner time?

A.
techniques for preparing food
B.
time spent on entertainment
C.
society’s opinions of women
D.
how families communicated
Câu 35:

Which of the following best summarises paragraph 2?

A.
Factory jobs moved main meals to evenings after industrial times.
B.
Dinnertime became a ritual of community bonding and polite conversation.
C.
Evening meals offered families stability, connection, and daily shared routines.
D.
Ritual mealtimes required emotional closeness and good table manners.
Câu 36:

The word “share” is OPPOSITE in meaning to .

A.
conceal
B.
reveal
C.
invent
D.
clarify
Câu 37:

Why did workers change the time of day when they ate a large meal?

A.
They didn't like eating with colleagues.
B.
They wanted a shorter working day.
C.
They preferred to cook their own meals.
D.
They didn’t have enough time for lunch.
Câu 38:

Which of the following best paraphrases the underlined sentence?

A.
Fewer families are now able to cook their own meals, which are different from those of the past.
B.
The present difference is that not so many people scratch together to cook their own lunches or dinners.
C.
The difference now lies in the increasing number of families that make their own mealss
D.
What differs now is that there is a decrease in the number of families that cook the whole meal themselves.
Câu 39:

Which of the following can be inferred from the passage?

A.
Images of family mealtimes had a negative impact on society.
B.
Sharing food together has improved people's relationships.
C.
The benefits of family mealtimes outweigh the drawbacks.
D.
Most people do not enjoy mealtimes with their family
Câu 40:

Which of the following best summarises the passage?

A.
Family dinners remain important in parts of the USA, evolving from old traditions into modern, flexible mealtime rituals
B.
Family dinners have changed over time, but they still help families connect and share time.
C.
Family dinners began long ago and is decreasing in popularity today, offering time to bond and share stories
D.
Just as food habits evolved, the tradition of dinnertime remains a way families connect after busy days
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