ĐỀ CƯƠNG Đề cương ôn tập tiếng anh 12 học kì 1 FRIENDS GLOBAL CÓ KEY NĂM 2025-2026

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Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the questions from 1 to 8.

The Audubon Society operates a summer camp for adults on Hog Island, Maine, a 333-acre wildlife sanctuary. The average age of the campers is 45-50, but the amenities provided are reminiscent of those at summer camps for children - dormitories divided for men and women, wake-up bells at 6:30, sharing chores, and communal meals in a dining room overlooking the rugged Maine coast.

A routine day of exploration begins at 8:30, when instructors, all qualified naturalists, lead small groups of campers around Muscongus Bay, the habitat of prolific lobsters and the site of island homes for terns, gulls, and cormorants. Deer, seals, and occasional whales and porpoises enliven the scene. Each day trip encompasses a specific theme in nature, such as the weather, birds, or animal and plant ecology. Most of the campers are not stereotyped ecology fanatics but, rather, city dwellers exhilarated by this opportunity to gain a rudimentary insight into the wonders of the natural world.

An all-day boat trip to Eastern Egg Rock, a remote island, elicits the campers’ greatest enthusiasm. Once, the habitat of innumerable puffins whose eggs were pilfered by poachers, the island currently has very few birds. Since 1874, the Audubon Society has been bringing puffins from Newfoundland to increase the population, but it wasn't until 1981 that any produced young.

The campers’ program continues non-stop into the evening hours. Lectures, slide shows, films and “how-to” courses complement the day’s adventures. Compatible campers end their day seated calmly before a blazing fire, discussing their life together in the great outdoors.

Question 1: The instructors at the camp are ………………………

A. university professors B. middle-agetrained

C. trained in nature subjects D. tend to spend too much time instructing

Question 2: The camp’s facilities can be described as ………………………

A. basic but comfortable B. damp and dirty

C. suitable for children only D. modern and well-equipped

Question 3: A common practice at a summer camp is to ………………………

A. separate the instructors and campers B. take turns doing household work

C. wake up at 8:30 a.m. D. provide for adults

Question 4: After an active day in the outdoors, most campers are ………………………

A. ready for bed B. eager for more information

C. cold and hungry D. stereotyped ecology fanatics

Question 5: The word “encompasses” is closest in meaning to ………………………

A. omits B. surrounds C. covers D. excludes

Question 6: What is not true according to the passage?

A. Puffins on Eastern Egg Rock island used to be threatened by poachers.

B. There is a wide range of species around Muscongus Bay.

C. Participants can gain amazing experience with the nature at this camp.

D. Whales are often seen around Muscongus Bay.

Question 7: The word “poachers” is closest in meaning to ………………………

A. rangers B. scientists C. illegal hunters D. campers

Question 8: The overall tone of the passage is ………………………

A. informative B. sarcastic C. hilarious D. indifferent

Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the following questions.

Question 9: It is necessary that everything ……………………… ready by two o’clock tomorrow

A. will be B. was C. be D. can’t be

Question 10: Tom: “What do you think about going to university?”

Sarah: “I suppose that going to university might ……………………… my knowledge.”

A. soak up B. hang out C. broaden D. pamper

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