Bài tập bổ trợ Tiếng Anh Lớp 11 Global Success theo unit - Unit 3: Cities of the future (Có đáp án)

 6. We are living in a neighbor) ________ with a large pedestrian zone and smart technologies.
7. Most cities of the future will probably use (renew) ________ resources to protect the environment.
IV. Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the word(s) CLOSEST in meaning to the underlined 
word(s) in each of the following questions.
1. These smart devices are expected to help people predict changes in traffic and cope with traffic jams.
 A. interact B. fight C. operate D. replace
2. We can discuss how to make room for more pedestrian zones in our neighbourhood.
 A. apartment B. hall C. chance D. space
V. Mark the letter A, B, C, or D indicate the word(s) OPPOSITE in meaning to the underlined word(s) 
in each of the following questions.
1. The growing population will cause some problems in the development of a nation.
 A. decreasing B. increasing C. rising D. lowering
2. Cameras and sensors are set up in our building to make our residents secure.
 A. harmful B. protected C. unsafe D. certain
GRAMMAR
VI. Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following questions.
1. The high-rise building looks more _______ to visitors from a distance.
 A. attracting B. attractive C. attraction D. attractively
2. I _______ that cities of the future should focus on the sustainable development.
 A. will believe B. am believing C. was believing D. believe
3. We _______ of moving to the city to find a job now.
 A. are thinking B. will think C. thought D. were thinking
4. The transport system seems more _______ for city dwellers to travel around.
 A. convenience B. inconvenience C. convenient D. conveniently
5. The nightlife in cities seems more _______ with many activities.
 A. exciting B. excitingly C. excitement D. excited
VII. Choose the correct answer to each of the following questions.
1. The city view looks/is looking more beautiful when you see from up above.
2. We look/are looking at the map of smart urban planning now.
3. I don’t feel/am not feeling very well in this area. There is too much air pollution here.
4. The city appears more modern/modernly as the local authority has improved the infrastructure here.
5. Rooftop farming sounds a good idea / ideal for an environmentally-friendly lifestyle in the high-rise 
building.
VIII. Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the underlined part that needs correction in each of the 
following questions.
1. My sister has a birthday party in the roof garden of our building next week.
 A B C D
2. We are believing that the new underground will reduce traffic jams in the urban centre. The bridge of the future will do more than connect two points. An exciting example is that a 
skybridge will offer everything from pedestrian and bike lanes as well as services for people on it. Future 
cities will see skybridges as a large area with houses, offices, and restaurants.
 The streets of the future city are smart. One good example is streetlights that react to what's going 
on around them. For example, if a crowd is leaving a stadium at night, the lamps may brighten to light 
the way or even warn a nearby ambulance.
 (Source: https://blog.tkelevator.com)
1. Which best serves as the title for the passage?
 A. Lifestyle in cities of the future
 B. Traffic in cities of the future
 C. Accommodation in cities of the future
 D. Education in cities of the future
2. The word transported is closest in meaning to _______.
 A. travelled B. produced C. carried D. packed
3. Which of the following statements about transportation through tunnels is true?
 A. It will not be used in many places.
 B. It makes travelling more expensive.
 C. It could deliver millions of packages every year.
 D. There is only an underground tunnel now.
4. The word lanes can be best replaced by _______.
 A. systems B. devices C. parks D. paths
5. Which of the following is NOT mentioned as an example of a smart street?
 A. The lights in a smart street can help in some situations.
 B. The lights in a smart street can brighten to make your skin better.
 C. The lamps can brighten when people go past the street at night.
 D. The lamps can brighten when a transport passes.
III. Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct answer to 
each of the questions.
Obviously, with the development of technologies, smart cities can improve city dwellers' quality of life 
such as transports, health, and safety.
Better traffic
Traffic is one of the main issues for many city residents, but smart city technology offers some solutions. 
For example, intelligent traffic lights can improve traffic jams and flow. In many cities, public transport 
users can track their bus or train locations and change routes if needed.
Efficient energy use
As there is a growing population, natural resources can be used up. Smart technologies give the 
households the tools to identify and reduce unnecessary waste of water and electricity. Smart sensors 
now allow people to know leaks in water pipes and fix them in a shorter amount of time.
Better health A. I have no doubt about it B. I'm not really sure about it
 C. Why do you ask me? D. I think so
2. Quang: I heard that the government will build a roof garden on top of this high-rise building. Do you 
 think that will be possible?
 Myra: _______. They are now making a plan and it will be built soon.
 A. I'm not sure this is true B. You should give them some advice
 C. There can't be any doubt about it D. That's a great idea
V. Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the option that best completes the conversation.
Binh: John, what do transports in cities of the future look like? (1) ________ .
John: Yes. My father said that people will use computer-controlled transport systems in the future. 
 (2) ________ .
Binh: Well, I also heard about it, but (3) ________ .
John: And some of my friends also said that people can produce flying cars in the future.
1.
 A. Do you have any idea about it? B. What can you say?
 C. How can I say? D. Well, how can we do that?
2.
 A. What do you do? B. I will join it.
 C. Do you think it will be interesting? D. Do you think that will be possible?
3.
 A. I don't know for sure B. I haven't heard about it
 C. I have no doubt about it D. I don't know what to do
WRITING
VI. Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the sentence that is closest in meaning to the original 
one.
1. I am looking at new blocks of flats from a distance to grasp the overall structure.
 A. I watch new blocks of flats to grasp the overall structure although it is too far.
 B. I am seeing new blocks of flats from a distance to grasp the overall structure.
 C. I am looking at new blocks of flats to grasp the overall structure in short time.
 D. I see some new blocks of flats along the streets to grasp the overall structure.
2. Building a modern bridge seems more convenient for city dwellers.
 A. It may be more convenient if city dwellers build a modern bridge.
 B. It must be convenient for city dwellers to build a modern bridge.
 C. City dwellers shouldn't build a modern and convenient bridge.
 D. To make the bridge more modern, city dwellers must build conveniently.
3. The public transports appear more popular in the future.
 A. It appears that the public transports will be more popular in the future.
 B. The public transports will appear in the future.