Englih12.Test yourself F

Test yourself F.



Kieu.Quoc.Thu, Xuan khanh School.
Listening.
Listen and fill in the blanks with the information as you hear.
UNESCO stands for the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural
Organization. It was established on ( 1 ) ........................to encourage collaboration
among nations in the areas of education, science, culture and communication.
UNESCO had (2) ......................member nations as of 2007. The agency has its
headquarters in Paris, France, and operates educational, scientific, and cultural
programs and exchanges from (3) ..........................field offices worldwide.
Projects sponsored by UNESCO include international science programs;literacy,
technical and (4)....................................regional and cultural history projects;
and international cooperation agreements to secure the world`s cultural
and natural (5) .........................and to preserve human rights.
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teacher training
heritage
II. Reading. Read the text then answer the questions that follow.
More and more women are now joining the paid labour force worldwide. They
represent the majority of the workforce in many sectors. Even in countries which
have low proportions of women paid workers, such as Arab countries, the number of
women who have jobs is rising. In Southeast Asia, women represent up to 80 % of
the workforce in the labour-intensive textile, toy, shoe and electronic sectors. In
Latin America and the Caribbean, women make up 70 % of the workforce in service
industries. Paid employment has undoubtedly brought economic and social gains
to many women. In the past, they were often excluded from many paid jobs and
thus economically dependent on their husbands or fathers. Women are now better
educated and can promote themselves much more easily than in the past. The
access to education and the change in economic status have given women more
freedom. There are many famous women in the areas which used to be reserved
for men and some women have even become prime ministers.
Which country, according to the passage , have low levels of female paid workers?
In which sectors do you find the majority of working women in Southeast Asia?
What is the percentage of women who work in the service sector in Latin America
and the Carribean?
On whom did women depend economically in the past?
According to the passage, what are the two factors that give women more freedom
nowadays?
In Arab countries.
In the labour-intensive textile, toy, shoe and electronic sectors.
- 70 %.
On their husbands or their fathers.
Education and the change of economic status.
III. Grammar. Use the following phrasal verbs to complete the sentences below.
catch up cool off fall behind give in grow up
keep up speak up stay on wait up watch out
1. He still behaves like a child. I wish he`d grow up.
2. Come to the party on Friday and ...................for the weekend.
3. I won`t be back until late. Will you ................for me?
4. He was exhausted but he still kept going. He just wouldn`t .........................
5. Please don`t go so fast. I just can`t ........................................
6. Could you .....................a bit? I can hardly hear you.
7. .......................Oh dear. Did n`t you see that car coming?
8. You look hot and sticky. Come and sit in the shade and......................
9. You go on ahead and I`ll......................
10. Wait for me. I don`t want to..............................
wait up
cool off
keep up
speak up
Watch out !
fall behind
stay on
catch up
give in
IV. Writing.
In about 120 words , write about the changes in women`s role in the family
in comparison with that of 50 years ago.
The following cues might be useful to you.
Education
Social activities
Work
Economic dependence
Number of children
Domestic chores
Today the role of women in almost societies in the world have changed much...