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ACA FLEX Listening 3-9
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6 câu hỏi
MCQ một đáp án
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1. What is the main idea that the speaker is trying to convey?
easy- AThe three types of earthen pottery
- BPottery - its types and uses
- CThe ancient art of pottery
- DThe materials and processes of pottery making
2. What is the main idea that the speaker is trying to convey?
easy- AThe process of movement of food and nutrients through our body.
- BHow human digestive system works.
- CVarious steps in the ingestion and absorption of nutrients in the human body.
- DIngestion, digestion and absorption of food as well as elimination of wastes.
3. What is the main idea that the speaker is trying to convey?
easy- AGeysers, unlike volcanoes, are all about water.
- BGeysers are a part of normal geothermal activity.
- CHow geysers occur in nature.
- DGeysers are a sporadic and explosive version of hot springs.
4. What is the lecture mainly about?
easy- ARetrogressive treatment of autism
- BVarious approaches to prevent autism
- CThe role of Applied Behaviour Analysis in treating autism
- DThe rehabilitation of autistic patients
5. What is the most suitable title of the talk?
easy- AThe catastrophic results of change in weather patterns
- BThe likely effects of global warming
- CImpact of global warming on local weather conditions
- DThe physical world in the 22nd century
6. What is the main idea that the speaker is trying to convey?
easy- AThe incline and beauty of the Leaning Tower of Pisa
- BReasons for the incline of the Leaning Tower of Pisa
- CHow the incline of the Leaning Tower of Pisa started
- DWhat makes the leaning Tower of Pisa a wonder of the world
16 chỗ trống
Fill in the Blanks
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Jack Nicholson, playing the crazed caretaker in The Shining, makes me reach for a blanket . Now a study finds that people we find, well, creepy can actually make us feel colder . The research will be published in the journal ________ (7) Science. Researchers interviewed 40 college undergraduates. During each interaction , the experimenter was either chummy with the student or very stiff and ________ (8). The investigator also alternated between mimicking students' posture – a signal of rapport – and not doing anything at all. Participants then completed a questionnaire designed to find out how hot or cold they felt. The results showed that the subjects actually felt colder when the investigator acted inappropriately or sent mixed signals. The researchers conjecture that because the brain tries to interpret social cues and purely physical ones ________ (9) people unconsciously associate icy stares and chilly interactions with actual physical coldness. So the next time you have to visit your doctor with the creepy ________ (10) bring a sweater.
easyThis multi-million-selling Internet book is still the ultimate handbook for ________ (11) and experts alike. It’s written in plain English, it covers ________ (12) from getting online for the first time to newsfeeds. This fully ________ (13) guide covers all the latest sites and ________ (14) . Whether you’ve never sent an email or you just want to keep up with the latest ________ (15) , this is the book for you.
easySo a virus is something that you can't see by normal light microscopy, you need very advanced ________ (16) for electron microscopy to see it, but that virus is not able to reproduce itself without a host and us as human beings are made up of lots of different cell ________ (17) and we are interested in understanding at the molecular level how that virus infects the liver and why does it infect the liver and it doesn't infect the heart or it doesn't infect other ________ (18).
easyThere are some 250 million cars in America, 250 million cars in the country with just over 300 million people. And most of those vehicles, of course, are gas ________ (19). This poses a huge challenge given the limited supplies of oil and the growing ________ (20) of the global warming crisis. But there is good news, according to our guests today. And that is we have the know-how and the technology to build ________ (21) , fast automobiles that don't use gasoline. These vehicles of tomorrow are powered by ________ (22), electricity, bio-fuels, and digital technology. And they already exist. So what's stopping us from putting them on the roads? Our guests today will help answer that.
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8 câu hỏi
MCQ nhiều đáp án
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23. Which of the following were the presses adapted for printing originally used for?
easy- Acrushing beans
- Bflattening out boards
- Cpressing clothes
- Dcrushing seeds and herbs
- Epressing grapes
- Fpressing olives for their oil
24. What are the speaker’s suggestions in the broadcast?
easy- AThe expert is warning against specific investments during his talk.
- BHe is suggesting several courses of action concerning investments.
- CThe expert suggests having in-depth knowledge of a subject might make one investor more successful than the others.
- DIf investors benefit from previous investment experience, they will make bigger gain.
- EAccording to the expert, investing in a wide range of companies will yield more returns for investors.
25. According to the speaker. which of the following measures helped reduce community problems in Brickendon?
easy- Aallowing residents to patrol the area
- Binterviewing residents about the problems
- Corganizing regular community meetings
- Dgiving families financial support
- Eidentifying hotspots for crime
- Fremoving litter from the streets
26. According to the lecture,…
easy- AThe large number of roads and railways improved the economy and the financial situation of farmers.
- BMany people left their homes due to their inability to find work.
- CMany famers borrowed from the money lenders to purchase land.
- DSome Canadian immigrants acted unethically when arriving at the new land.
- EThe speaker believes that people's attitudes to work were based on their backgrounds.
27. Which of the following statements about the conversation are correct?
easy- AThe expert’s work involves interviewing customers in stores.
- BHe transferred standard techniques from one field to another.
- CPart of his work is to persuade store employees to help in collecting data.
- DThe purpose of a ‘tracker’ is to influence people’s buying behaviour .
- ETrackers are an automatic tool which can interview customers for market research.
- FTrackers can help gather information unobtrusively
28. Which of the following statements are correct?
easy- ARay Taylor only went on some rides once and got stomach pain there.
- BThe park’s rides suit different kinds of people.
- CSome rides are too dangerous for grandparents.
- DCharles Wicksteed’s job was to manage an engineering company.
- ECharles Wicksteed invented these rides in 1925.
29. Which of the following statements are correct about the farmer?
easy- AThe farmer breeds her own fish because her clients require records of the fishes’ history
- BIt is important for her to be independent of suppliers so she had her own fish farm
- CShe has no intention of producing beef or other meat
- DShe will continue breeding fish as she wants to satisfy her customers
- EProfitable sale was the reason why she stays in fish farming
30. What does the speaker say about sharks?
easy- AThey are hunted heavily because their price is high.
- BThey are a more popular food source than other fish species.
- CThey reproduce more slowly than other fish do.
- DThey live for much longer than other species of fish.
- EThey are more likely to become extinct than other fish.