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Nguồn: Sưu tập
Người gửi: Nguyễn Tiến Dũng (trang riêng)
Ngày gửi: 10h:00' 08-07-2010
Dung lượng: 2.0 MB
Số lượt tải: 20
Nguồn: Sưu tập
Người gửi: Nguyễn Tiến Dũng (trang riêng)
Ngày gửi: 10h:00' 08-07-2010
Dung lượng: 2.0 MB
Số lượt tải: 20
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CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY
A. MULTIPLE CHOICE
1. MSc is the abbreviation of “……”
A. Minister of science
B. Military science
C. Master of science
2. AERD is the abbreviation of “…….”
A. the department of Agricultural Extension and
Rural Development.
B. the department of Agriculture Extension and Rural Development.
C. the department of Agricultural Extension and
Rurality Development.
B. TRUE OR FALSE SENTCES (Prediction)
1. David has just finished his Master of Science course.
2. He studied with many international students
3. He thought the students from the other countries got along on the course pretty well.
4. Some of the overseas students were ready to take questions or problems to tutors.
5. He gave some advice to international students.
T
T
T
F
T
HIGHER EDUCATION
LISTENING
Listen and repeat
proportion (n):
majority (n)
tutorial (a)
International (a):
available (a)
appointment (n)
agricultural (a) :
rural (a)
thoroughly (adv)
[prə`pɔ:∫n] : tỷ lệ, sự cân đối
[mə`dʒɔriti] : đa số
[tju:`tɔ:riəl] : (thuộc) gia sư
[,intə`næ∫ənl] : quốc tế
[ə`veiləbl] : sẳn sàng, rỗi (người)
[ə`pɔintmənt] : cuộc/ việc hẹn
[,ægri`kʌlt∫ərəl] : (thuộc) nông nghiệp
[`ruərəl] : (thuộc) nông thôn
[`θʌrəli] : hoàn toàn = completely
WHILE YOU LISTEN
Listen to the conversation between John and David and circle the best option (A, B, C or D) to complete the following sentences
1. David used to be ……………..
A. an international student. B. a tutor at the university.
C. a student at the university. D. a lecturer at the university.
2. In his department, ……………..
A. many students came from other countries.
B. some students come from other countries..
C. the international students did not like the course.
D. the international students did not study well.
3. David thinks the most important thing for the international students is …
A. not to be shy to talk to other students.
B. to make an appointment with local students.
C. to make full use of the tutors and lecturers.
D. not to tell anyone their problems.
4. David advises international students is … at the beginning of the course.
A. find out when the tutor is available for tutorial appointments.
B. make full use of their friends.
C. share studying experiences with local students.
D. know as much as they can about the university.
5. In order to deal with the long reading lists David advises the international students to ………..
A. read all the items on the reading list.
B. read the most important items on the reading list.
C. find out the most important reading list.
D. ask local students for the most important reading list.
1. David used to be ……………..
A. an international student. B. a tutor at the university.
C. a student at the university. D. a lecturer at the university.
2. In his department, ……………..
A. many students came from other countries.
B. some students come from other countries..
C. the international students did not like the course.
D. the international students did not study well.
3. David thinks the most important thing for the international students is …
A. not to be shy to talk to other students.
B. to make an appointment with local students.
C. to make full use of the tutors and lecturers.
D. not to tell anyone their problems.
4. David advises international students is … at the beginning of the course.
A. find out when the tutor is available for tutorial appointments.
B. make full use of their friends.
C. share studying experiences with local students.
D. know as much as they can about the university
5. In order to deal with the long reading lists David advises the international students to ………..
A. read all the items on the reading list.
B. read the most important items on the reading list.
C. find out the most important reading list.
D. ask local students for the most important reading list.
Answer
AFTER YOU LISTEN
Ask and answer the questions
(Pair work)
“Would you prefer to do an undergraduate course abroad or in your country?”
Explain your choice.
SAMPLE 1
S1: Would you like to do an undergraduate
course in your country or abroad?
S2: I’d like to do an undergraduate course in
my country.
S1: Why so?
S2: Because my English is not good enough
and I cannot afford tuition fees and
accommodation for studying overseas.
SAMPLE 2 (for referring)
S1: Hey! Long time no see. Oh, you are planning to go abroad? What a surprise!
S2: It seems to be surprised to most of my friends. But I have made up my mind.
S1: So why do you go abroad?
S2: I want to study mass media in Cornell University, USA
S1: Why don’t you study in Vietnam? Vietnam has many good universities in mass media.
S2: These universities in Vietnam are far from mature. That makes different.
S1: Now you are talking sense, but I’d like to know in details.
S2: Next time, OK?
S1: OK, see you next time and good luck!
S2: Thanks! See you!
Home work
Write a paragraph on your ambitious university for your own higher education
E.G. I have my own a longing desired dream of becoming an architect. I want to design new face of my city so as to have an unique character that no other place in the world has. Yes, the university I want to go after school is Hanoi University Of Architecture...
Good bye. See you again !!!
A. MULTIPLE CHOICE
1. MSc is the abbreviation of “……”
A. Minister of science
B. Military science
C. Master of science
2. AERD is the abbreviation of “…….”
A. the department of Agricultural Extension and
Rural Development.
B. the department of Agriculture Extension and Rural Development.
C. the department of Agricultural Extension and
Rurality Development.
B. TRUE OR FALSE SENTCES (Prediction)
1. David has just finished his Master of Science course.
2. He studied with many international students
3. He thought the students from the other countries got along on the course pretty well.
4. Some of the overseas students were ready to take questions or problems to tutors.
5. He gave some advice to international students.
T
T
T
F
T
HIGHER EDUCATION
LISTENING
Listen and repeat
proportion (n):
majority (n)
tutorial (a)
International (a):
available (a)
appointment (n)
agricultural (a) :
rural (a)
thoroughly (adv)
[prə`pɔ:∫n] : tỷ lệ, sự cân đối
[mə`dʒɔriti] : đa số
[tju:`tɔ:riəl] : (thuộc) gia sư
[,intə`næ∫ənl] : quốc tế
[ə`veiləbl] : sẳn sàng, rỗi (người)
[ə`pɔintmənt] : cuộc/ việc hẹn
[,ægri`kʌlt∫ərəl] : (thuộc) nông nghiệp
[`ruərəl] : (thuộc) nông thôn
[`θʌrəli] : hoàn toàn = completely
WHILE YOU LISTEN
Listen to the conversation between John and David and circle the best option (A, B, C or D) to complete the following sentences
1. David used to be ……………..
A. an international student. B. a tutor at the university.
C. a student at the university. D. a lecturer at the university.
2. In his department, ……………..
A. many students came from other countries.
B. some students come from other countries..
C. the international students did not like the course.
D. the international students did not study well.
3. David thinks the most important thing for the international students is …
A. not to be shy to talk to other students.
B. to make an appointment with local students.
C. to make full use of the tutors and lecturers.
D. not to tell anyone their problems.
4. David advises international students is … at the beginning of the course.
A. find out when the tutor is available for tutorial appointments.
B. make full use of their friends.
C. share studying experiences with local students.
D. know as much as they can about the university.
5. In order to deal with the long reading lists David advises the international students to ………..
A. read all the items on the reading list.
B. read the most important items on the reading list.
C. find out the most important reading list.
D. ask local students for the most important reading list.
1. David used to be ……………..
A. an international student. B. a tutor at the university.
C. a student at the university. D. a lecturer at the university.
2. In his department, ……………..
A. many students came from other countries.
B. some students come from other countries..
C. the international students did not like the course.
D. the international students did not study well.
3. David thinks the most important thing for the international students is …
A. not to be shy to talk to other students.
B. to make an appointment with local students.
C. to make full use of the tutors and lecturers.
D. not to tell anyone their problems.
4. David advises international students is … at the beginning of the course.
A. find out when the tutor is available for tutorial appointments.
B. make full use of their friends.
C. share studying experiences with local students.
D. know as much as they can about the university
5. In order to deal with the long reading lists David advises the international students to ………..
A. read all the items on the reading list.
B. read the most important items on the reading list.
C. find out the most important reading list.
D. ask local students for the most important reading list.
Answer
AFTER YOU LISTEN
Ask and answer the questions
(Pair work)
“Would you prefer to do an undergraduate course abroad or in your country?”
Explain your choice.
SAMPLE 1
S1: Would you like to do an undergraduate
course in your country or abroad?
S2: I’d like to do an undergraduate course in
my country.
S1: Why so?
S2: Because my English is not good enough
and I cannot afford tuition fees and
accommodation for studying overseas.
SAMPLE 2 (for referring)
S1: Hey! Long time no see. Oh, you are planning to go abroad? What a surprise!
S2: It seems to be surprised to most of my friends. But I have made up my mind.
S1: So why do you go abroad?
S2: I want to study mass media in Cornell University, USA
S1: Why don’t you study in Vietnam? Vietnam has many good universities in mass media.
S2: These universities in Vietnam are far from mature. That makes different.
S1: Now you are talking sense, but I’d like to know in details.
S2: Next time, OK?
S1: OK, see you next time and good luck!
S2: Thanks! See you!
Home work
Write a paragraph on your ambitious university for your own higher education
E.G. I have my own a longing desired dream of becoming an architect. I want to design new face of my city so as to have an unique character that no other place in the world has. Yes, the university I want to go after school is Hanoi University Of Architecture...
Good bye. See you again !!!
 






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