Đáp Án trắc nghiệm lý thuyết tiếng tổng hợp en57 (sửa ngày 06 01 2025 dành cho Đợt mở môn 08 12 2024 trở Đi ) thi tự luận

ĐÁP ÁN TRẮC NGHIỆM LÝ THUYẾT TIẾNG TỔNG HỢP - EN57 (sửa ngày 06.01.2025 dành cho đợt mở môn 08.12.2024 trở đi ) - THI TỰ LUẬN Ghi chú: (Đ) là đáp án ((Không chọn phương án này)) là phương án bị sai Câu 1 "Linking r” and “ intrusive r” are ......................... cases of juncture. a. Extraheavy b. Extraessential c. Extrahard d. extraordinary (Đ) Câu 2 ...................... pronouns include ‘myself’, ‘yourself’, ‘himself’, ‘herself’, ‘itself’, ‘ourselves’, ‘yourselves’ and ‘themselves’. a. Reflect b. Reflexive (Đ) c. Reflecting d. Reflected Câu 3 ....................... pronouns: ‘each’, ‘all’, and ‘every’ series: ‘everyone’, ‘everything’, etc. a. Universal (Đ) b. Universalism c. Universallly d. Universe Câu 4 ............................. a large number of words in English which can have a "full" form and a "weak" form. a. There was b. There are (Đ) c. There is d. There has been

ĐÁP ÁN TRẮC NGHIỆM LÝ THUYẾT TIẾNG TỔNG HỢP - EN57 (sửa ngày 06.01.2025 dành cho đợt mở môn 08.12.2024 trở đi ) - THI TỰ LUẬN

pronouns include ‘myself’, ‘yourself’, ‘himself’, ‘herself’,

‘itself’, ‘ourselves’, ‘yourselves’ and ‘themselves’.

a large number of words in English which can have a

"full" form and a "weak" form.

a There was

b There are (Đ)

{-er} is a derivational suffix whose addition turns a verb into a noun,

usually meaning the person or thing performs the action

denoted by the verb.

“a strong pattern of sounds, words, or musical notes

is used in music, poetry, and dancing.”

a What

b Who

c That (Đ)

d When

Câu 9

A complex sentence also has more than one clause but one of them must be

an independent clause and the other/others must be (a) clause(es).

A compound sentence must have more than one independent clause

with dependent clauses.

A compound-complex sentence (or complex–compound sentence) is

a of the features of compound and complex sentences in one sentence.

A morpheme is the smallest part of a word that has function

or meaning ( not the smallest unit of meaning).

b the leading word

c the lead word

d the first word

Câu 16

A noun phrase functions like a noun in a sentence with all its

other that modify the noun.

a determined

b determine

c Determiners (Đ)

d determining

A root morpheme is the basic form to which other morphemes

It provides the basic meaning of the word.

A significant difference in natural is the way that sound s belonging to one word can cause changes in sounds belonging to

Actually, pronouns are a of noun As their names imply, they

‘replace’ nouns or rather whole noun phrases.

Adjuncts are words and phrases, like adverbs and adverb

phrases, are not completely central to the meaning of the clause.

An adjective phrase is a group of words its modifiers, that

functions as an adjective in a sentence.

of its surrounding sounds.

a above the influence

b under the influence (Đ)

c With the influence

d over the influence

Aspiration refers to a puff of air when a sound is

Many languages have far fewer aspirated sounds than English.

a produced (Đ)

b produce

Assimilation is something which in extent according to

speaking rate and style.

Backformation is a process in which an existing suffix is

‘removed’ change the word class.

a For order

b in order to (Đ)

c So as

d in order that

Câu 38

Back-formation means a word is created by removing a

morpheme perceived as an affix from an already existing word.

a on the other hand (Đ)

b On the first hand

c On the second hand

c happens to (Đ)

d Happens out

Câu 47

Certain words are stressed for many because they are

important to the meaning of the sentence,

a To form a new word

b formed a new word

c form a new word (Đ)

d forming a new word.

Demonstrative pronouns in two groups One is “near” reference with ‘this’ and ‘these’; and the other “distant” reference with ‘that’ and

a the concept meaningful

b the concept means

c the conceptual meaningfulness

d the conceptual meaning (Đ)

Descriptions of the sound and mouth position can help

students their awareness of subtle sound differences.

English has stress-timed cadence suggests that pushed syllables will tend to happen at moderately normal interims.

English pronunciation involves too many

for learners to strive for a complete elimination of accent.

Eponyms are words

are based on a name of a person or a place E.g sandwich, jeans, watt.

Exclamation can ALSO mean any expression of strong

emotion one-word interjections like ouch! hey! wow!

Exclamative sentences exclamations They express strong feelings or opinion in one of two forms: how, what

Generally speaking, the cases

are assimilations affecting consonants.

a What have most often been described

b that have most often been described (Đ)

c Who have most often been described

d Where have most often been described

In genuine associated discourse,

, we connect words together in a number of ways.

Inflectional morphemes merely modify the word in which they

occur indicate grammatical properties such as plurality.

d to another (Đ)

Câu 80

Language must be adjusted to fit different contexts or

situations it is used for a specific purpose.

Many adjuncts can also be analyzed as , to the of a (as with adjectives, and some adverbs).

Of course, it isn't proposed that the timing is as

a clock: the consistency of event is as it were relative.

On the other hand

is the same in identical sets of individual forms of different words.

a the grammatical meaning (Đ)

b the grammatical means

c the grammar meaning

d the grammatical meaningful

c different (Đ)

d differing

Câu 97

Other types of pronouns reflexive, possessive, relative,

demonstrative, interrogative, universal, assertive, non-assertive and

Personal pronouns have subjective and objective: ‘I’/ ‘me’, ‘we’/ ‘us’, ‘he’/

‘him’, ‘she’/ ‘her’, ‘they’/ ‘them’ ‘you’ and ‘it’ are in showing

d modified

Câu 101

Prefixes are attached before and suffixes after

a The long word

b The compound word

c The short word

d the root word (Đ)

a affected by the place

b affected in the matters

c affected by the one (Đ)

d affected with the ones

Some specific conjunctions, punctuation, or both are used

together the kinds of clauses.

Câu 109

Sometimes the students will be able to identify

problem sounds and sometimes they won't.

Stress-timed beat is in this way maybe characteristic of one fashion

of , not of English discourse.

Syllable stress refers to a syllable (or segment of a word) that is stressed more than syllables in the word.

Technically, a word is a unit of language that carries meaning and consists

of which are linked more or less tightly together,

a One in more morphemes

b one of more morphemes

c one for more morphemes

d one or more morphemes (Đ)

The clause consists of just two parts, subject, and predicate, with the

predicate in turn containing, amongst things, any adjuncts.

The grammatical meaning varies from one word-form to another, e.g.: cat

is singular in meaning while cats is plural.

c are

d was

Câu 122

The head noun of a noun phrase is the central element and decisive factor

in the syntactic functions of the whole noun phrase.

The lexical meaning of a word is the same throughout the

paradigm; , all the word-forms of one and the same word have the same lexical meaning,

The Participial Phrase with a past or present participle

followed by its modifiers and determiners.

a began

b To begin

c Begins (Đ)

b are ((Không chọn phương án này))

c was ((Không chọn phương án này))

d to be

Câu 132

There are two factors: its specific lexical meaning and the position it

normally occupies in a sentence, is determined by the word-class.

a Vibrate (Đ)

b vibration

c To vibrate

Word stress refers to a word (or parts of a word) that

is more than others in a sentence.

Words are potentially complex units, composed of even more basic

units, are called morphemes.

a What

b Why

c Which (Đ)

d Where