Đề thi chính thức vào 10 năm 2019 môn Anh - Sở GD&ĐT Hồ Chí Minh

6/4/2019 12:50:00 PM

My uncle, _____ is a computer programmer, works at New York's Columbia University.

whom
whose
who
which

The whole incident was captured _____ CCTV at the shopping mall yesterday.

at
on
in
above

Internet users often suffer various risks, such as spam or _____ junk mail.

scientific
electric
electronic
traffic

In 2018 Brunei had a _____ of just over 439,300.

currency
collection
religion
population

Last weekend, Ba invited Liz to join his family on a _____ to his home village.

two-days trip
two-day trip
trip of two-day
two-day's trip

The _____ lot is kept under video surveillance, so you needn't worry about your car.

parker
parking
parks
park keeper

The internet is available almost everywhere now. _____, some people have never got access to it.

Although
So that
However
Therefore

Most robots are empowered by artificial _____ or Al, and machine learning technology.

intelligence
internet
information
interest

Hai Dang: Do you think wearing uniforms is a good idea?

Minh Dan: _____.

Well done. You did it
Yeah. You don't have to think of what to wear every day
It’s nice of you to say so
Yes, I can. And so can all of my friends

Tim: "_____."

Paul: "I disagree. The course is too expensive for us."

That academy isn’t good.
That summer course is unaffordable.
Do you like that course?
Why not take that summer course?

What does the sign say?

do not drink

You mustn't drive after drinking.
You shouldn't drive under the influence of drugs.
You must be careful with drunk drivers.
You should be careful as there is a pub ahead.

What does the sign say?

Disabled people can stand here.
This is a forbidden area for the handicapped.
Facilities for disabled people are available here.
The handicapped must stay here at all times.

Read the following passage and choose the correct answers for each question.

There is a list of interesting jobs that we'll never have again, and a town crier is, of course, on the list. It's been a long time since town criers worked professionally, so there are not many people knowing who town criers were. Today we can only see them in the movies or at some old tourist sites. Before newspapers were invented, a town crier, who was usually an older gentleman with a booming voice, always dressed officially and had a little bell which he carried with him always. His job was to go through city streets ringing the bell and shouting the latest news as he was walking.

The occupation of the town crier was quickly replaced by radio, television, texting, internet, and all the marvels of modern technology. Today this occupation exists only for entertainment purposes and as local folklore. Competitions for the best town criers are still being held in some parts of the world like America, Australia, Canada, and England.

A lot of people now work as professional town criers.

Today people can get to know about town criers in films and at some tourist attractions.

Town criers had worked professionally before mass media were invented.

Town criers used to wear casual clothes when working.

What is the passage mainly about?

Town criers and modern technology.
The birth of town crying.
Town crying, an extinct job.
Town crying for entertainment.

It can be inferred from the passage that town criers used to _____.

be waited and welcome to town squares
live in a town square
make loud deep sounds
take part in competitions in western countries

Choose the word that best fits the blank space in the following passage.

There are many ways to cut the 19.1 of your power bill in your home. Take a look at the way we choose computers (a laptop or a desktop computer). A laptop is a computer that is small enough 19.2 carried around easily and is flat when closed. While a desktop computer is the one that fits on a desk but that is not easily moved from place to place.

Regardless of their convenience difference, choosing a laptop or a desktop computer may result in a significant difference in energy 19.3. I’m writing this by using a laptop with power 19.4 features switched on - using around 50 watts maximum. Back some years ago, I would work with a desktop computer with a 17" CRT screen — around 300 wait all cold.

The following are some rough 19.5 based on coal-fired power generation for just the computer aspect:

- Laptop = 50w x 10 hours a day x 363 days = 185.5 kilowatt hours

- Desktop = 300w x 10 hours a day x 168 = 1095 kilowatt hours

In the case of coal-fired electricity, each kilowatt you save not only puts 19.6 back into your pockets but also avoids up to 1.5 pounds of carbon dioxide emission being generated.