ĐỀ THI APTIS MẪU BÀI THI: GRAMMAR AND VOCABULARY
Bài thi Aptis ESOL là bài thi chứng chỉ tiếng Anh của hội Đồng Anh. Trong bài viết này, cùng tìm hiểu Đề thi Aptis mẫu có đáp án chi tiết nhé.
Welcome to the Aptis Grammar and Vocabulary Test.
The test consists of two sections:
Grammar: 25 questions
Vocabulary: 25 questions
Total Time: 25 minutes
When you click on the start button, the test will begin.
the time of year when I could go on holiday.
than fifty people in the audience last night.
right.
in Cairo.
need to eat out all the time.
you help me?
never eat dinner after eight o’clock.
she isn’t serious.
, we could buy some take away food.
use to swim much, but now I have my own pool, I swim every day.
I went to bed.
have caught the early train, as the football match was delayed.
to do your homework by tomorrow.
get married in June.
children to play with toy guns.
in South America now.
I!
to work when I saw Steve.
you like to go out this evening?
playing football for two hours before it started raining.
half past four.
the train to Santiago cost?
finished cooking when we arrived.
.
- To cover with paper or material is to
- To improve or change is to
- To state or make public is to
- To get somewhere is to
- To put something together is to
- More and more people go
__ for their holidays these days.
- Drivers need to remain
__ when in charge of a car.
- The city has many
__ and interesting buildings.
- She’s a highly
__ person who explains things clearly.
- He’s a very
__ person – always getting into fights.
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- atom+
ĐỀ THI APTIS READING (ĐỌC HIỂU)
The test has five parts.
You have 35 minutes to complete the test.
When you click on the start button, the test will begin.
Đề thi đọc hiểu Aptis (Aptis Reading Part 1)
Trong phần thi Đọc hiểu phần 1, thí sinh chọn từ đúng để hoàn thiện một đoạn văn, không cần thiết phải hiểu rõ toàn bộ các câu trong đoạn văn bản để hoàn thành những câu riêng lẻ. Phần này sẽ đánh giá khả năng đọc hiểu một câu và hoàn thành câu với từ phù hợp.
Choose one word from the list for each gap. The first one is done for you.
Dear Sally,
Tim and I are on holiday in Greece. We have a nice view of the sea from our hotel.
The weather is (1)……….and it’s really hot.
Yesterday morning we went on a (2)………. to catch some fish.
We had lunch in a bar and (3)………. we visited an old church.
Tomorrow we are going to take a car and (4)………. around.
I hope it won’t be (5)………. hot!
Love,
Janice
1 A. large B. great C. big
2 A. boat B. train C. bus
3 A. after B. so C. then
4 A. drive B. walk C. fly
5 A. enough B. too C. some
Đề thi mẫu Aptis phần 2 (Aptis Reading Part 2)
Phần thi Đọc hiểu Aptis phần 2 có 6 câu nằm trong một câu chuyện hoặc một đoạn hướng dẫn đã được xáo trộn. Nhiệm vụ của thí sinh là sắp xếp lại các câu theo trật tự đúng để tạo nên một văn bản hợp lý. Phần này kiểm tra kiến thức về sự liên kết của một văn bản. Thí sinh tìm những dấu hiệu/gợi ý trong từng câu, để từ đó suy luận ra sự liên kết giữa các câu trong văn bản.
The sentences below are from a report. Put the sentences in the right order. The first sentence is done for you.
This report gives information about the traffic problems on the coast road.
For this reason, it is easy for them to take a wrong turn and get lost.
These will help visitors to find their way to our beautiful town.
This road is busy during the summer when tourists visit the area.
They don’t know the road because many of them are here for the first time.
This is why we think there should be more signs along the road.
Aptis Reading Part 2
The sentences below are from some instructions. Put the sentences in the right order. The first sentence is done for you.
If you are visiting our office for the first time, please follow these instructions.
A member of staff will write this information in the visitor’s book.
Before you leave, please return the card to a member of staff at the front desk.
You can then use the card to enter through the security gate.
Next, he or she will give you a visitor’s identity card.
You should go to the front desk upon arrival and give your name and address.
Đáp án đề thi Aptis đọc hiểu phần 3 (Aptis Reading Part 3)
Trong phần này, thí sinh đọc bốn đoạn văn ngắn về quan điểm của bốn người về cùng một chủ đề. Thí sinh nối quan điểm với đúng người. Phần này sẽ đánh giá khả năng đọc và hiểu những đoạn văn bản ngắn.
Education and Work
Person A
As you get older, responsibilities like a job and family dominate your life. It can be hard to balance things. Studying at university is demanding. So you should do it at an age when you are independent and carefree. It is also important to learn how the world of business works. Spending unpaid time in a company is a great way to get that experience. Any course that can give you an opportunity to do that is worth considering.
Person B
Life doesn’t really get serious until you hit your mid-twenties. Before that, try out different things and get some life experience. It’s only as you approach your thirties that you need to get serious about your career. That’s the time to start thinking about further education. Many colleges offer inexpensive courses for more mature students. Going back to student life for a year is a great idea and you can then return to the world of work at management level.
Person C
Nowadays it is popular for school leavers to take a break before they think about an occupation or a place at university. I think the most important thing is to start working as soon as you can. You need practical experience for your CV and that can be more valuable than a diploma. Nevertheless, your studies do not have to stop just because you are working. Colleges and universities offer options for people who want to do both.
Person D
I think we should all keep learning, but you don’t need a piece of paper from an institution to prove it. There are many free courses available online. Of course, not all are good, but a little research will help you identify which one is best for you. A lot of young people get into debt because they have to pay for their studies. With the resources available online these days, you can take control. You won’t regret it.
Four people respond in the comments section of an online magazine article about education and work. Read their comments and answer the questions below.
- Who thinks you should study when you are older?
- Who thinks formal qualifications are too expensive?
- Who thinks you should go to university when you are young?
- Who thinks you should study independently?
- Who thinks you should combine a job with studying?
- Who thinks you should choose a course that is practical?
- Who thinks you should get a job immediately after leaving school?
Aptis Reading Part 4 (Đề thi Aptis mẫu kỹ năng Đọc hiểu)
Phần này gồm một đoạn văn bản dài 750 từ với một loạt các tiêu đề. Thí sinh cần nối các tiêu đề có sẵn với từng đoạn văn bản (sẽ có 7 đoạn). Trong số 8 tiêu đề, có một tiêu đề không phù hợp với bất kỳ đoạn nào.
Phần này kiểm tra khả năng đọc và hiểu đoạn văn bản dài. Thí sinh cần thực sự hiểu rõ những tiêu đề này phản ánh ý nghĩa của từng đoạn văn như thế nào (có thể sử dụng từ tương đồng, hoặc ý tương đồng, hoặc có cùng chủ đề.)
Mission To Mars
- On 3rd June 2010 an international crew of six astronauts entered a space ship and prepared themselves for a 520-day voyage to the planet Mars and back. The module that was to be their home for the next year and a half contained their sleeping quarters, a kitchen/dining room, a living room, a control room and a toilet. There was also space for food storage, a small greenhouse, a bathroom, a sauna and even a gym. The Mars landing was scheduled for 12th February 2011, following a 255-day flight, and would involve a full two days of exploration of the planet surface. An equally long return journey would see the astronauts return to earth on 4th November 2011.
- Emerging from the spaceship after an exhausting 520 days, Russian commander Alexei Sitev declared the mission finally over. “The programme has been fully carried out,” he announced at a press conference. “All the crew members are in good health. We are now ready for further tests.” Indeed, the general consensus in the scientific community was that the Mars 500 project had achieved its aims, and, what is more, the crew had managed to complete their mission without ever having to leave the Earth’s atmosphere.
- Mars 500 was, in fact, a simulation exercise. The astronauts never even left the ground and their space ship was a specially constructed working model situated in a warehouse in the suburbs of Moscow. The aims of the mission were to see how well humans could cope with the confinement and stress involved in extended interplanetary travel. The astronauts – three Russians, a Frenchman, an Italian and a Chinese national – were volunteers for the project, and, although all of them had the option of leaving their 550 cubic meter living space at any time, none of them chose to do so.
- All communications between the crew and mission control were subject to a twenty-minute delay to simulate the time it would take signals to reach the earth from outer space. Although not all the elements of space flight – such as the effects of zero gravity – could be reproduced, the conditions on board were made as realistic as possible. The astronauts breathed recycled air, showered only once every ten days and lived mostly on a diet of tinned food. Even the surface of Mars had been recreated to allow the crew the simulated experience of walking on the red planet.
- In addition to the discomforts of living in a confined space, the astronauts also had to endure the psychological stresses brought about by isolation and boredom. Scientific studies have already shown that extended periods of social isolation can disrupt the normal mechanisms of the body. This can lead to increased levels of stress and higher blood pressure, which, in turn, can create feelings of anxiety and aggression. The astronauts were subject to regular medical tests throughout the experiment and they were under constant observation via a twenty-four hour closed-circuit television system. The tests continued even after the men had completed their mission as the scientists were interested to see how the astronauts would cope with a return to normal life.
- The data collected by the experiment is further evidence that human beings are capable of overcoming the pressures of long space flight that will be necessary if future exploration of planets is to be feasible. Although there is resistance in some quarters to investment in space exploration, some scientists believe that our future lies in the stars. With the world’s population exceeding seven billion and showing no sign of slowing down, future generations may be forced to seek out new worlds beyond our own increasingly overcrowded planet.
- Although the dry and dusty landscape of Mars may not be the most suitable spot for future habitation, there are other planets that could sustain human life. To date about 700 planets with similarities to Earth have been identified outside our own solar system, and about 15 of these are potentially habitable. The most recent to be discovered – Kepler 22-b – has a surface temperature of about 22°C and orbits a star not unlike our own sun. Scientists believe that it may even contain water. However, although it may seem like a good candidate for a future space colony, it is 600 light years away, and so it is likely to remain beyond human reach for many generations to come.
Read the passage quickly. Choose a heading for each numbered paragraph (23-29) from the drop-down box. There is one more heading than you need.
- Life on Mars
- Is space the future for mankind?
- The difficulties of living in space
- A successful outcome
- A distant new world
- Imitating life in space
- A long journey in space
- Only an experiment
Đề thi mẫu Aptis Listening
You will listen to seventeen short recordings.
Click on the PLAY button to listen to each recording.
You can listen to each recording TWO TIMES ONLY.
You have 40 minutes to complete the test.
When you click on the start button, the test will begin.
14. Four people are talking about science. Complete the sentences below.
Speaker A, B, C, D
1.
enjoyed science experiments at school.
2.
finds science difficult to understand.
3.
wants to study science.
4.
likes reading science books.
5.
preferred non-science school subjects.
6.
now enjoys science.
15. Listen to two parents discussing the issue of children’s health. Read the opinions below and decide whose opinion matches the statements, the man, the woman, or both the man and the woman. Who expresses which opinion? (Woman / Man / Both)
- Parents should better manage their children’s diets.
- Parents should support their child’s interest in sport.
- Quiet time can promote children’s concentration abilities.
- Excessive sleep can be bad for young people.
16. Listen to a city planner talk at a press conference about a new transport plan and answer the questions below.
What is his opinion of the plan overall?
A. It is very similar to previous community projects in the same area.
B. It was prepared without proper consultation with the community.
C. It does not represent the opinions of the whole community.
What is his opinion of the role of the media?
A. He is critical of the media’s reporting of the plan.
B. He is surprised by the media’s interest in the plan.
C. He is confused by the media’s reaction to the plan.
Listen to a critic talking on the radio about an actor’s acceptance speech for a major award and answer the questions below.
What did the woman think about the actor’s acceptance speech?
A. The emotions he expressed appeared to be genuine.
B. He had clearly planned what he was going to say.
C. His behaviour on stage was embarrassing.
What did the woman think about the audience’s reaction?
A. The audience was entertained by the speech.
B. The audience was shocked by the speech.
C. The audience was puzzled by the speech.
Đáp án Đề thi mẫu aptis listeningĐỀ THI MẪU APTIS WRITING
The test has four parts and takes up to 50 minutes.
Recommended times:
Part One: 3 minutes
Part Two: 7 minutes
Part Three: 10 minutes
Part Four: 30 minutes
Đề thi Aptis Writing Part 1
Part 1: You want to join a travel club. You have 5 messages from a member of the club. Write short answers (1-5 words) to each message.
Example
How are you?
I’m fine, thanks.
- What do you usually do in the morning?
- What is your favourite place?
- What is your favourite animal?
- What is the weather like today?
- What is your favourite time of year?
Đề thi Aptis Writing Part 2
Part 2: You are a new member of a travel club. Fill in the form. Write in sentences. Use 20-30 words. You have 7 minutes in total.
Please tell us why you are interested in travel.
Đề thi Aptis Writing Part 3
Part 3: You are a member of a travel club. You are talking to three other members in the travel club chat room. Talk to them using sentences. Use 30 to 40 words per answer. You have 10 minutes in total. Answer all three questions.
Sam: Hi! Welcome to the club. Can you remember the first time you went on a journey by yourself? What was it like?
Miguel: Welcome! What are the most interesting places to visit in your country?
Michelle: What is the most exciting journey you’ve been on?
Đề thi Aptis Writing Part 4
Part 4: You are a member of a travel club. You received this e-mail from the club.
Dear Member,
We are writing to tell you that the famous travel writer Mr David Price will unfortunately not be able to attend our next club meeting. Although Mr Price will not be there to sign copies of his new book Around The World In Eighty Ways, members of the club will be able to buy a copy at the price of twenty five pounds. If you would like to reserve a copy of the book, please contact the club secretary.
Write an e-mail to your friend. Write about your feelings and what you think the club should do about the situation. Write about 50 words. You have 10 minutes.
Write an e-mail to the president of the club. Write about your feelings and what you think the club should do about the situation. Write 120-150 words. You have 20 minutes.
Bài mẫu Aptis WritingĐỀ THI NÓI MẪU APTIS SPEAKING
You cannot pause or stop the audio reading the questions.
Please click OK when you are ready to commence.
Đề thi nói Aptis Speaking Part 1
Part One. In this part I’m going to ask you three short questions about yourself and your interests. You will have 30 seconds to reply to each question. Begin speaking when you hear this sound.
Please tell me about your family.
What do you like doing in your free time?
What’s the weather like today?
Đề thi nói Aptis Speaking Part 2
Part Two. In this part I’m going to ask you to describe a picture. Then I will ask you two questions about it. You will have 45 seconds for each response. Begin speaking when you hear this sound.
Describe this picture.
Tell me about a time when you visited a museum.
Do you think people should pay to visit museums, or should they be free?
Đề thi nói Aptis Speaking Part 3
Part Three. In this part I’m going to ask you to compare two pictures and I will then ask you two questions about them. You will have 45 seconds for each response. Begin speaking when you hear this sound.
Tell me what you see in the two pictures.
What kind of people play these two sports?
Which of these two sports is more difficult to play? Why?
Đề thi nói Aptis Speaking Part 4
Part Four. In this part I’m going to show you a picture and ask you three questions. You will have one minute to think about your answers before you start speaking. You will have two minutes to answer all three questions. Begin speaking when you hear this sound. Look at the photograph.
Tell me about a time when you were on your own.
How did you feel about it?
What are some of the ways of passing the time on your own?
You now have one minute to think about your answers. You can make notes if you wish.