Đọc kỹ đoạn văn sau và chọn phương án đúng (A hoặc B, C, D) cho mỗi câu từ 1 đến 5
Although the United States is a large country with many people, the language is almost the same
wherever one goes. There are two reasons for this. One is that people move around a great deal in the
United States. A man may grow up in one part of the country, go to college in another part, find work
in another place, and marry a girl from still another part of the country. Railroads, airplanes, cars and
highways make it easy to travel in America. Many large companies have branches in different areas of
the country and transfer their workers from one branch to another. The second important factor is
public communication. Movies, radio, and television all have a standard way of speech, and almost
everyone in the United States hears it. There are, however, some words and expressions more common
in one part of the country than in others. Throughout the history of the United States, large groups of
immigrants have come to make their homes and they give new words to the language.
Câu 1: In the United States ______
A. each state has its own language
B. the language is different from place to place
C. one cannot go wherever he wants
D. people travel a great deal
Câu 2: According to the writer ______
A. in America people have to study only in their native town
B. means of transport are well-developed
C. there are no trains and planes
D. one cannot marry a girl from another state
Câu 3: Many large companies ______
A. do not have branches in other parts
B. have branches in different areas
C. do not employ workers from different areas D. do not have their workers work in the branches
Câu 4: In the United States, public communication ______
A. is not well-developed
B. has no standard way of speech
C. has a standard way of speech
D. is not important
Câu 5: Which sentence is true?
A. In the United States there are a lot of immigrants.
B. In the United States there are no immigrants.
C. In the United States all words and expression are the same in every part.
D. The American language has no new words.