Bìa tập HSG Tiêngs Anh 9

Exercises for smart students
(Choose the word in each group that has underlined, italic part pronounced differently from the rest.
1. A. city
B. my
C. sky
D. cry

2. A. mention
B. option
C. federation
D. question

3. A. ghost
B. office
C. long
D. modern

4. A. climate
B. comprise
C. notice
D. divide

5. A. rather
B. ethnic
C. although
D. without

6. A. region
B. group
C. dialogue
D. guitar

7. A. campus
B. relax
C. locate
D. fashion

8. A. qualify
B. baggy
C. grocery
D. scenery

9. A. gather
B. there
C. ethnic
D. although

10. A. ploughed
B. published
C. ordered
D. prayed

11. A. exchange
B. reach
C. chance
D. champagne

12. A. respond
B. remote
C. control
D. notice

13. A. hobby
B. deny
C. poetry
D. primary

14. A. comic
B. campus
C. income
D. access

15. A. government
B. moment
C. comment
D. development

16. A. know
B. show
C. plow
D. flow

17. A. says
B. plays
C. rays
D. stays

18. A. cat
B. hat
C. that
D. hate

19. A. fat
B. hate
C. ate
D. late

20. A. mean
B. ill
C. we
D. see

21. A. think
B. that
C. their
D. the

22. A. ate
B. face
C. fat
D. fate

23. A. love
B. trousers
C. come
D. some

24. A. teeth
B. means
C. empty
D. pleased

25. A. bank
B. man
C. have
D. heart

26. A. floor
B. door
C. more
D. mountainous

27. A. exam
B. France
C. national
D. ability

28. A. above
B. most
C. contact
D. mango

29. A. tourism
B. crowd
C. pronounce
D. sound

30. A. home
B. come
C. tongue
D. uncle

31. A. beard
B. learn
C. her
D. verse

32. A. need
B. meet
C. it
D. meat

33. A. after
B. late
C. half
D. hard

34. A. look
B. but
C. love
D. cup

35. A. pens
B. books
C. chairs
D. toys

36. A. chemist
B. chicken
C. church
D. century

37. A. thought
B. tough
C. taught
D. bought

38. A. hear
B. clear
C. bear
D. ear

39. A. month
B. much
C. come
D. home

40. A. candy
B. sandy
C. many
D. handy


(Reading Comprehension
(Read the passage below and choose one correct answer for each question.
1/ (D14) Twenty years ago when the personal computer hit the business world, experts predicted the advent of the paperless office. But time has proved them wrong. Offices have more paper than ever. People can easily print out a personal copy of a document for anyone who needs to see it. Programs such as spelling and grammar checkers, as well as improved computer graphics, have led people to expect perfection in their documents, and to keep printing copies until they get it. The simple truth is that most people simply prefer paper. Scientific studies have shown that paper copies are easier for people to read and to edit than is text on a screen. And many people are still nervous about documents being accidentally deleted from a computer – if not through their own fault, through a computer system failure or a power outage. In short, although office paper may be significantly reduced, the paperless office is unlikely to become a reality.
1. What does this article discuss?
A. The