Exam info
- Subject
- English
- Exam type
- Languages
- Questions
- 20
- Duration
- 45 min
- Answers
- ✓ With explanations
Questions (20)
- Q 1.
Which statement best summarizes the main idea of the passage about a South Island road trip?
- A.
It presents several attractive stops that can be combined into a comfortable driving itinerary.
- B.
It argues that New Zealand's South Island is unsuitable for travelling by car.
- C.
It compares the climates of several South Island cities over different seasons.
- D.
It gives detailed instructions for driving safely on winding roads.
- A.
- Q 2.
Why did the United States introduce the H-2A and H-2B visa programmes?
- A.
To provide temporary workers for sectors where suitable American workers are unavailable.
- B.
To give permanent residency to immigrants who worked in agriculture.
- C.
To remove all state control over the movement of agricultural products.
- D.
To reduce the taxes paid by American employers.
- A.
- Q 3.
According to the passage about plant-based diets, what is the strongest conclusion the researchers can make from their findings?
- A.
Plant-based diets directly cause every health benefit reported in the study.
- B.
A higher proportion of plant foods was associated with lower cardiovascular risk in the participants.
- C.
Only people who identify as vegetarians can benefit from eating more plant foods.
- D.
Plant-based diets prevent all cardiovascular disease.
- A.
- Q 4.
What does the author suggest about one-to-one education in the passage on artificial intelligence in classrooms?
- A.
It is effective but affordable for every school.
- B.
AI may help extend personalised learning to more students.
- C.
Teachers should use AI only to grade examinations.
- D.
Online courses have already completely replaced classroom teaching.
- A.
- Q 5.
Which inference about homelessness is most strongly supported by the passage?
- A.
Stricter public-order policies alone can completely solve homelessness in expensive cities.
- B.
High housing costs are a central cause of the increase in street homelessness.
- C.
Increasing rent subsidies would have no effect on public services.
- D.
Homelessness is increasing in every rich city at exactly the same rate.
- A.
- Q 6.
In the article about Canada's legal cannabis market, why had legal cannabis sales been disappointing?
- A.
Most provinces banned the sale of legal cannabis.
- B.
Consumers preferred illegal products because legal prices were lower.
- C.
The number of legal stores was limited and unevenly distributed, while provincial procedures slowed supply.
- D.
The government had prohibited cannabis drinks and edibles without conducting any review.
- A.
- Q 7.
What is the central claim of women-centered history as described in the passage?
- A.
Women should be studied separately because they played almost no part in national history.
- B.
Men should remain the only central subjects of historical study.
- C.
Studying what women themselves did provides a fairer account than focusing only on their support for men or their oppression.
- D.
Women became historically influential only after receiving the vote.
- A.
- Q 8.
Which option best explains why bilingual ballots have received relatively little public support?
- A.
They are used only in a few states and have never received federal recognition.
- B.
People often misunderstand both their historical origins and the limited groups entitled to receive them.
- C.
The Supreme Court has ruled that all bilingual ballots are unconstitutional.
- D.
Providing bilingual ballots costs more than most local election budgets can support.
- A.
- Q 9.
What does the discovery of fossil bee nests contribute to scientists' understanding of evolution?
- A.
It shows that flowering plants evolved before bees existed.
- B.
It provides an older trace fossil and helps establish the early diversification of bees.
- C.
It proves that all modern bees evolved from one surviving species.
- D.
It shows that trace fossils are always more informative than body fossils.
- A.
- Q 10.
What conclusion about living alone and cardiovascular risk can be drawn from the large study?
- A.
Living alone was not associated with greater overall cardiovascular risk among participants with stable coronary artery disease.
- B.
All people living alone experienced a 17 percent increase in major cardiovascular events.
- C.
Living alone causes heart attacks in every age group.
- D.
The study was unable to provide any information about possible risk factors.
- A.
- Q 11.
Why does the passage discuss the hypothesis that certain plant essential oils attract pollinators?
- A.
To explain one possible biological function of essential oils.
- B.
To prove that peppermint oil is more attractive than every other plant oil.
- C.
To show that peppermint oil is used in industrial perfumes.
- D.
To explain how plants produce oxygen.
- A.
- Q 12.
What does the discussion of dopamine in the overeating passage suggest about food cues?
- A.
Seeing and smelling food can trigger strong responses even when a person is not hungry.
- B.
Dopamine is released only after food has been eaten.
- C.
Fast eating allows the stomach to send fullness signals more quickly.
- D.
Habitual actions are controlled only by the stomach.
- A.
- Q 13.
In a letter advising a friend who is choosing between university and work, which combination would best satisfy the task?
- A.
Recommending university because it guarantees employment, without discussing drawbacks.
- B.
Explaining why the friend may dislike college, describing the benefits of work, and suggesting suitable job types.
- C.
Discussing the friend's hobbies and recommending a job based only on personal entertainment.
- D.
Refusing to give advice because the writer knows little about university education.
- A.
- Q 14.
Which paragraph is the strongest and most useful introduction in an essay discussing both advantages and disadvantages of online shopping?
- A.
Online shopping is popular because people can buy products from home and compare prices, but customers cannot inspect products and may face delivery or payment problems.
- B.
There are websites where products can be bought.
- C.
Delivery scams have damaged many online shoppers.
- D.
In my opinion, the benefits are greater if people shop carefully.
- A.
- Q 15.
Which response is the most effective opening for Part 3 of the speaking test on internet banking?
- A.
In my opinion, internet banking is fast and convenient. First of all, it allows people to transfer money and pay bills without visiting a bank.
- B.
Today, today, banks, banks, banking, internet.
- C.
My cousin uses online banking every weekend, so it must be very convenient.
- D.
Internet banking is better, and nobody should use banks any more.
- A.
- Q 16.
In the South Island road-trip passage, what makes Kaikoura convenient for a shorter trip from Christchurch?
- A.
It can be reached by car in less than three hours.
- B.
It is connected to Christchurch by direct international flights.
- C.
It contains every major attraction on the island.
- D.
Visitors can see whales directly from Christchurch.
- A.
- Q 17.
Why does the climate-change passage say that neither side could prove its case beyond a reasonable doubt?
- A.
The warming caused by greenhouse gases was too small to be separated clearly from natural climate variation.
- B.
All climate reports were based on observations collected after 2025.
- C.
The Marshall Institute had withdrawn all its research findings.
- D.
Hansen and Sununu both denied that greenhouse gases affect the atmosphere.
- A.
- Q 18.
What advantage of Louisiana's coastal restoration plan is directly identified in the passage?
- A.
It could fully protect Louisiana from every future hurricane without federal funding.
- B.
It included measures such as raising levees, building flood gates, and protecting eroding coastline.
- C.
It prevented offshore drilling revenues from fluctuating.
- D.
It eliminated the need for state and federal cooperation.
- A.
- Q 19.
What does the potato passage show about the spread of potatoes in Europe?
- A.
Spanish traders introduced them, after which farmers across Europe began cultivating them.
- B.
Irish farmers discovered them independently before Spanish traders arrived.
- C.
They became widely accepted for human consumption as soon as they arrived in Spain.
- D.
They spread across Europe because Queen Elizabeth I ordered British farmers to plant them.
- A.
- Q 20.
A student preparing for an important exam should follow which study principle from the course material?
- A.
Create a short-term plan and break revision into manageable periods.
- B.
Study only whenever unexpected free time appears, without a schedule.
- C.
Keep a television running beside the desk to make revision more enjoyable.
- D.
Avoid making any study timetable because every learner needs a different method.
- A.
Answers and explanations are in mode.
Similar English exams
Final Exam: English Grade 10 – Global Success
20 Q
Bài kiểm tra tiếng Anh về các hoạt động hằng ngày
20 Q
Mid-term Review Exam: English 12
20 Q
Grade 11 English Mid-Term Revision: Original Practice Test
20 Q
Mid-Term English 11 Test: Language, Reading and Writing (Units 1–3)
35 Q
English Grammar and Vocabulary Exam: Smart Cities and Urban Living
33 Q