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ACA FLEX Listening 29-9
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6 câu hỏi
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1. What does the speaker say can be done to avoid conflict within study groups?
medium- AGroup members should have compatible personalities.
- BTasks should be approached in a creative way.
- CThe main task should be divided into parts.
- DLong-range goals need to be given priority.
2. null
medium- AThe fact that he can travel to interesting places
- BBecause he sees geologists as detectives.
- CHis childhood interest in fossils.
- DHe regards building a picture of an unknown country as exciting work
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medium- AHe is amused by it.
- BHe doesn't believe any of it is true.
- CHe is angered by it.
- DHe is skeptical of it.
4. Which of the following statements is true about the use of contour lines in map-making?
medium- AThey were first used on Ordnance Survey maps.
- BBefore the 16'h century they were used to show hills, valleys and rivers.
- CLand contour lines were first used on a map of France.
- DContour Jines originally had a military purpose.
5. According to the text, which of the following statements is true about stress?
medium- AMost people with stress-related problems do not consult their doctor.
- BA tolerance for stress is easily acquired.
- CStress levels depend on the kind of job you have.
- DWorking long hours can also contribute to stress.
6. According to the text, which of the following statements is true?
medium- AOur genetic inheritance plays a greater role than the environment in making us who we are.
- BOur temperaments are determined by our environment.
- CSome scientists now believe intelligence is genetically determined.
- DAll non-physical traits are inherited
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Within most developed countries, notions of ________ (7) have succeeded in tempering the market economy. In the 19th century, the Industrial Revolution had some very negative effects on people in terms of life ________ (8) and living standards. However, we pass the legislation about working conditions, and we put regulations that ________ (9) better environmental conditions. Thus, some of the ________ (10) was reversed, and we have made the market economy work.
easyOf course, people are ________ (11) bad at following diets. But: “These nationally recommended ________ (12) do actually have a big knock-on effect to other areas of policy making. So if I’m developing a new healthy-eating-for-schools ________ (13) then that’s going to be based off a lot of detail that I get from the nationally recommended guidelines. So while it might not ________ (14) be the case that people follow directly…they actually are quite influential on the preparation of other ________ (15).” Seems that a smaller environmental ________ (16) and a healthier lifestyle could go hand in hand.
easyThe fires that ripped across Napa and Sonoma last year damaged some two dozen wineries, and burned others completely to the ground. "Yeah and also don't forget Chile ________ (17) pretty good this year, too. In fact fires there destroyed quite a few old ________ (18)." Wes Zandberg, an ________ (19) chemist at the University of British Columbia, at the Okanagan campus, right in B.C.'s wine country. "Basically this is a problem in North and South America this year." Even wineries that are unscathed by fire may suffer from smoke passing through their vineyards. Because it can leave that year's ________ (20) with unpleasant smoky notes. Zandberg and his team studied that process with an ________ (21) plot of cabernet franc vines—five of which they ________ (22) to wood smoke, and five they left alone.
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23. Which of the following statements are correct according to Tom?
medium- AAn actor’s refusal to give an interview may be due to his dissatisfaction with his performance
- BThe tendency of journalists to ask embarrassing questions may make an actor avoid giving interviews
- CIn this interview, he is appreciative of the chance to discuss film-making
- DHe wants to focus on the film he has made during this interview
- EHe believes publicity will help his film career
24. Which of the following statements are true concerning the man’s use of his computer?
medium- AThe man was impressed by the capabilities of the machine.
- BHe was deceived by the salesman in terms of the computer’s easy set-up.
- CAccording to the man he was baffled by the complexity of the machine.
- DHe gave the computer to his daughter because he believed his typewriter was more reliable.
- EThe man gave up using the computer because he did not know how to connect all the components.
25. Which of the following statements are correct according to the speaker?
medium- ADescribing personality demands a large amount of vocabulary
- BToo much vocabulary to describe personality can lead to misunderstandings
- CThe way we describe people’s personality may involve personal feelings
- D‘Extroversion’ and ‘introversion’ are used to illustrate changes in how personality is analysed
- EThe speaker used to think that most people have both the extroverted and introverted personalities
26. Which of the following statements are true concerning quarrels?
medium- AThe quarrel described in the text begins because the husband has had a stressful day
- BThe wife being a bad cook can also lead to quarrel
- CRelationship between the husband and wife’s families is one of the common cause for conflict
- DViolent quarrels are deemed an offence
- EPeople often laugh at themselves after recognizing their own faults
27. Which of the following statements are correct according to the speakers?
medium- AThe main role of pop music in the 1960s was to facilitate the growing-up process
- BSongs about the military systems were very common at that time
- CPop music in the last century primarily inspired teenage relationships
- DThe change in youth culture in the 1960s meant that parents acted as role models for their teenage children
- EYoung people gained responsibility for their lives and became disobedient from the 60s
28. Which of the following statements are supported by the speaker?
medium- AHe became a 'born again biker' because it reminded him of his youth.
- BRiding the bike that he had just bought made him feel a bit nervous.
- CHe did not really enjoy the experience at Spain.
- DHe felt a little hesitant about the African trip when his children thought he was going through a mid-life crisis.
- EWhen he entered Spain, he was surprised that he was not stopped at the border.
29. Which of the following statements concerning the show are correct?
medium- AThe subject of tonight’s programme is a new theatrical production
- B‘Papermaker’ is the first play that Rowntree directed
- CRowntree will explore the role of theatres in history in the programme
- DRowntree has chosen a new area of work because he is getting too old to be a director
- ERowntree just wants to reflect and collect his thoughts about theatres at the moment
30. The speaker makes the point that…
medium- A‘Madame Bovary’ shows how divorce made it easier for women to escape unhappy marriages.
- BIt is immoral that people prefer novels about bad marriages to good ones.
- CFairy tales give readers false hopes about the reality of married life.
- D‘Madame Bovary’ is used to exemplify how inescapable marriages make better stories.
- EIt takes skill to write a memorable novel about miserable marriages.