Tracnghiem toan bo Anh8 2009

General Knowledge -English 8
I. Multiple Choice
I (sent/ gave/ received/ took) a letter from old friends last week.
“Would you (like/ want/ love/ mind) to go to the movies with me? -“ I’d love to”.
He is not (enough old to/ enough old for/ old enough for/ old enough to) get married.
She is wearing a (red new pretty/ new pretty red / pretty red new / pretty new red) dress.
Her mother (left/ leaves/ is leaving/ will leave) this city two years ago.
I find Peter is not communicative. He’s rather (kind/ reserved/ sociable/ humorous) in public.
They enjoy (to tell/ tell/ telling/ told) jokes.
The River Amazon (flow/ flows/ flowed/ is flowing) into the Atlantic Ocean.
Deaf-mutes can (both speak and hear/ not only speak but also hear/ neither speak nor hear/ either speak or hear).
Alexander Graham Bell was born (in/ on/ at/ during) March 3, 1847.
They (started/ demonstrated/ delivered/ emigrated) from Canada to America to find work.
Would you like (to leave/ leave/ leaving/ left) a message?
She came (on/ up/ in/ over) with a new idea for increasing sale.
He’ll come (on/ over/ in/ at) to pick you (on/ in/ at/ up).
Don’t come in. Pease wait (inside/ downstairs/ outside/ upstairs) for your turn.
Our friends (are/ are going to/ go to/ will be to) meet us at the airport tonight.
The children are old enough to look after (themselves/ ourselves/ herself/ for themselves).
We ought (put/ push/ to put/ to push) the wardrobe in the corner opposite the bed.
Take two (teaspoons/ spoonful/ spoonsful/ teaspoon) of this medicine after each meal.
You’ll (ought to/ must/ should/ have to) cook dinner yourself.
The calendar is (on the clock next to/ under the clock between/ behind the clock between/ above the clock on) the pictures and the lamp.
She worked hard (so that/ in order to/ as result/ so as to) she could pass the final exams.
Did you succeed (to solve/ on solving/ in solving/ solving) the problem?
What was wrong with you? Why (had you to/ did you have to/ must you/ did you must) go to the hospital?
(Novel/ Fiction/ Folktale/ Legend) is a story passed on in spoken form from one generation to the next.
When I was a child, I (used to/ like/ get used to/ usually) follow my Mom to the market.
We must be there (at/ before/ between/ after) 7.30 and 10.30.
They’ll arrive (in/ at/ during/ on) Monday, 14 July.
I like folktale and (neither/ so/ too/ either) does my sister.
They wanted to know (why/ what/ when/ where) she left early.
My grandfather used (took/ taking/ to take/ take) us to the zoo when she was alive.
Oh, that’s nice. Where (do you buy/ are you buy/ did you buy/ you buy) it?
Last night I watched the movie Romeo and Juliet. At last they killed (together/ each other/ themselves/ them).
(What/ Do/ Would/ Will) you like to come? – I’d love to.
Don’t go (outside/ inside/ into/ away). It’s too cold.
You must be there (at/ before/ between/ after) 7.30 and 8.15.
When my grandmother was young, she used (sing/ to sing/ sang/ singing) very well.
Our team played well (too/ that/ so/ enough) to win the gold medal.
Don’t let your child (play/ playing/ to play/ plays) with matches.
How long will he (must/ should/ have to/ has to) stay there?
She asked her children (to stop playing/ stop to play/ stop playing/ stopping to play).
People (get used to/ didn’t use to/ used to/ are used to) think that the world was flat.
His parents are always proud (about/ of/ on/ with) him.
I know you worked really (hardly/ good/ bad/ hard) this semester.
Mary was born in France. French is her (mother tongue/ first language/ foreign language/ a and b)
John came (with/ along/ across/ off) an old school friend in the street this morning