Kiểm tra Tiếng Anh 10 – Unit 12: Music

GRADE 10 – UNIT TWELVE – MUSIC – TEST 01
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the word whose underlined part differs from the other three in pronunciation in each of the following questions.
1. A. gas 	 B. grass 	C. mess 	D. has
2. A. sit 	 B. easy 	C. resign 	D. busy
3. A. princess 	 B. hiss 	C. mess 	D. princes
4. A. success 	 B. chairs 	C. set 	D. sat
5. A. ease 	 B. please 	C. fuss 	D. exercise
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the word that differs from the other three in the position of primary stress in each of the following questions.
6. A. communicate B. emotion 	C. combine 	D. language
7. A. popu lar 	 B. music 	C. express 	D. animal
8. A. maintain 	 B. people 	C. feeling 	D. peaceful
9. A. favourite B. traditional 	C. reason 	D. listen
10. A.radio B. picture 	C. happy 	D. prefer
Mark the letterA, B, C, or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following questions.
11. The school boys are in a hurry.........be late for school.
A. so as to 	B. in order not to
C. in order that 	D. for
12. He lighted the candle........read the note.
A. as long as	 B. because 	C. to 	D. so tthat
13. He had to explain the lesson very clearly.........
A. in order that his students to understand it.
B. so that his students could understand it.
C. as his students to understand it.
D. so that his students to understand it.
14. We set off early........avoid getting stuck in the traffic.
A. although we 	 B. so that 	C. because we 	D. so as to
15. You may put your money in a small coin bank...........
A. so that to keep it safe 	B. so as notto keep it safe
C. in order to keep it safe 	D. not to keep it safe
16. They were talking in whispers..........nobody could hear them.
A. in order to 	B. so that
C. in order that 	D. B and C are correc t
17. Mary put on her scarf........get cold.
A. in order that will not 	B. so as to not
C. so as not to 	D. in order to not
18. We stopped at a square.........have a rest.
A. so as 	 B. in order that 	C. in order to 	D. in order
19. My parents got up very early morning.......pack the car for our journey.
A. so that 	 B. in order that 	C. to 	D. so as
20. He studied very hard..........
A. in order to fail the examination 	B. so as to pass the examination
C. so that to get knowledge 	D. in order that he could be illiterate
21. My mother needs a tin opener........this bottle.
A. to open 	B in order to open
C. so as to open 	D. All are correct
22. Be as clear as possible.........any misunderstanding.
A. in order to make 	B. so as to make
C. in order not to make 	D. in order that
23. “I spoke slowly. The foreigner could understand me.” means 
A. I spoke slowly so the foreigner could understand me.
B. I spoke slowly in order to the foreigner could understand me.
C. I spoke slowly that the foreigner could understand me.
D. I spoke slowly for the foreigner to understand me.
24. We have to start early..........we won't be late.
A. so that 	 B. so as to 	C. because D. although
25. They went to the seaside.......being disturbed by the noise of the city.
A. in order to avoid 	B. so that avoid
C. to avoid 	D. A and C are correct
26. The children.........better leave now, it's getting late.
A. should 	 B. had 	C. would 	D. ought
27. It's a good idea to see your doctor regularly for........
A. a revision 	B. a control
C. an investigation 	D. a check-up
28. 1 lost loo much money betting at the races last time, so you won't.......me to go again.
A. convince 	 B. impress 	C. persuade 	D. urge
29. ........from Bill, all the students said they would go.
A. Except 	 B. Only 	C. Apart 	D. Separate
30..........goes the bus; now we will have to walk!
A. On time 	 B. At once 	C. There 	D. Early
31. When he retired from his job the director.........him with a clock.
A. offered 	 B. pleased 	C. satisfied 	D. presented
32. It is usually better not to........things, in case they are not returned.
A. lend 	 B. offer 	C. borrow 	D. lose
33. Let's go for a long walk,.........we?
A. will 	 B. do 	C. shall 	D. must
34. My doctor.........me to take up swimming as it is such good exercise.
A. suggested 	 B. proposed 	C. advised 	D. said
3 5.1 disapprove..........people smoking in public places.
A. of 	 B. with 	C. at 	D. on
36 . Please leave this soace.........on the enrolment form.
A. absent 	 B. blank 	C. missing 	D. undone
37. I often miss the bus because my watch is........
A. overdue 	 B. late 	C. slow 	D. behind
38. Hurry up! They've only got.........seats left.
A. a little 	 B. a few 	C. a lot of 	D. plenty of
39. This sort of music was very..........in the 1940s.
A. preferred 	 B. liked 	C. favourite 	D. popular
40. They'll never.........to get here by six - the roads are quite busy today.
A. manage 	 B. arrive 	C. succeed 	D. able
Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or to indicate the correct answer to each of the questions.
 The trumpet player Louis Armstrong, or Sachem, as he was usually called, was among the first jazz musicians to achieve international fame. He is known for the beautiful, clear tone of his trumpet-playing and for his singing voice. Armstrong was born into a poor family in New Orleans. He first learned to play the cornet at the age of 13, taking lessons while living in a children's home. As a teenager, he played in a number of local jazz bands in New Orleans.
 In 1922, Armstrong moved to Chicago to play in Joe "King" Olive's band. Two years later, he joined Fletcher Henderson's band. Then, from 1925 to 1928, Armstrong made a series of records with groups called the Hot Five, the Hot Seven, and the Savoy Ballroom Five. These records rank among the greatest recordings in the history of jazz.
Armstrong led a big band during the 1930s and 1940s, but in 1947. returned to play with small jazz groups. He performed all over the world and made a number of hit records, such as Hello, Dolly and Mack the Knife. Armstrong also appeared in a number of movies, first in New Orleans in 1947, High Society in 1956 and Hello. Dolly in 1969
41. What was Armstrong's nickname?
A. Louis 	 B. Sachem 	C. Hot Five 	D. King Oliver
42. Which of the following best describes Armstrong?
A. He was a poor musician.
B. He was an internationally-known jazz musician.
C. He was a famous actor.
D. He played the trumpet.
43. In what city was Joe "King" Olive's band based?
A. In New Orleans. 	B. In Savoy.
C. In Chicago. 	D. In Armstrong's birth place.
44. Which of the following is not a movie?
A. New Orleans. 	B. High Society.
C. Hello, Dolly. 	D. Mack the Knife.
15. What was the first movie Armstrong appeared in?
A. High Society. 	B. Mack the Knife.
C. New Orleans. 	D. Hello, Dolly.
Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct word or phrase that best fits each of the numbered blanks.
 John Lennon was born in Liverpool in 1940. He was always keen on music ami played in pop groups (46).......school and Art College. John got married (47).......Cynthia in 1962 and they had a son, (48)........name was Julian. At that (49)........John was a member of a group (50)........."the Beatles." Many beautiful songs were written by John and wherever the group went, crowds of fans gathered to see them. They (51)......scream and faint when "the Beatles" played, and lots of people (52)..........their hair cut in a Beatles style. Soon, everyone had heard of "the Beatles" and John was much richer than he had ever (53)...... . Having achieved world-wide success, John started to makerecords (54).......his own after 1968 and it was in the same year (55)......his marriage to Cynthia (56).......to an end. He had met Yoko Ono, a Japanese artist, whom he married the following year. John lost weight and grew his hair long, as can be s'een on the covers of the records that he made with Yoko. They (57)......up home in the United States and had a son called Sean.
 Many people consider John Lennon to be the most talented of all "the Beatles." He sang about peace and love and so when he was murdered (58).......one of his fans, outside his New York apartment, the (59).......world was shocked. More than 50,000 fans turned (60)......to a special ceremony in his memory. He was only forty when he died.
46. A. in 	 B. of 	C. on 	D. at
47. A. to 	 B. with 	C. into 	D. onto
48. A. whose 	 B. his 	C. whom 	D. with
49. A. period 	 B. time 	C. stage 	D. step
50. A. named 	 B. known 	C. called 	D. considered
51.A. used 	 B. would 	C. usually 	D. use to
52. A. have 	 B. wanted 	C.asked 	D. had
53. A. expected B. was 	C. want 	D. imagine
54. A. by 	 B. on 	C. with 	D. in
55. A. which 	 B. that 	C. while 	D. then
56. A. come 	 B. go 	C. went 	D. came
57.A. set 	 B. make 	C. put 	D. wake
58. A. because 	 B. by 	C. with 	D. also
59. A. all 	 B. most 	C. whole 	D.every
60. A. up 	 B. on 	C.into 	D. at
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the underlined part that needs correction in each of the following questions. 
61. Henry (A) regretted (B) bought (C) the (D) second-hand car.
62. Amanda (A) final (B) managed (C) to get (D) a good job.
63. They (A) have sold that (B) old house (C) in (D) the end of the road.
64. (A) "Don't bite (B) my nails," (C) said Mrs. Rogers (D) to her son.
65. Charles (A) lives (B) quitely (C) near his (D) aunt's house.
66. (A) That's (B) the last time I (C) was going (D) to that restaurant!
67. (A) It was (B) so a dirty beach that we (C) decided (D) not to stay.
68. (A) It isn't (B) necessary (C) to finishing (D) the work today.
69. I (A) don't (B) really want (C) having lunch (D) yet.
70. (A) Sebastian's career (B) as a television presenter (C) began for five years (D) ago.
71. "Don't (A) leave the house (B) until I (C) got back, William," his mother (D) said.
72. (A) I'd rather not (B) to (C) see him (D) tomorrow.
73. (A) Alice's (B) strange (C) ideas (D) to astonish everybody.
74. It was (A) careless (B) of you (C) to leave the windows (D) opened last night.
75. You (A) will catch (B) a cold if you (C) don't keep your feet (D) to dry.
76. It (A) looks (B) like (C) raining (D) to me.
77. (A) This is the (B) more (C) delicious cake I have (D) ever tasted.
78. The people (A) who were there (B) didn't notice (C) nothing (D) unusual.
79. She (A) has left (B) university (C) two years (D) ago.
80. The gate (A) is close (B) to stop the children (C) running (D) into the road.
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ANSWER KEY
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61. B => buying 	62. A => finally
63. C -> at 	64. B => your
65. B ~> quite 	66. C => went
67. B => such 	68. C => to finish
69. C => to have 	70. C => began (omit "for")
7 i. C => get back 	72. B => bo "to"
73. D => astonish (omit "to") 	74. D => open
75. D => dry 	76. C => rain
77. B => most 	78. C => anything
79. A => left 	80. A => is closed