Từ trái nghĩa – Bài 3FREETiếng Anh FA 1. Maureen usually felt <depressed> on Mondays, because she never got enough sleep on the weekends? A. unhappy C. glum D. understanding B. cheerful 2. No one knew <precisely> what would happen to a human being in spac? C. wrongly A. casually D. informally B. flexibly 3. Drivers are advised to get enough petrol because filling stations are <few and far between> on the highway? D. impossible to reach A. easy to find B. difficult to access C. unlikely to happen 4. They need to <empty> stocks? D. repeat C. refill A. remake B. replenish 5. I am afraid I haven’t allowed him enough <initiative>, said Father Payne, that’s a bad habit of mine? C. beginning A. determination D. cowardice B. encouragement 6. The <dim> light made it hard to see, so Ben squinted to make out the stranger’s face in the distance? C. weak B. muted A. faint D. strong 7. We\'d better <speed up> if we want to get there in time? C. put down B. turn down A. slow down D. lie down 8. In some countries, the disease <burden> could be prevented through environmental improvements? D. something to entertain C. something sad A. something to stiffer B. something enjoyable 9. Melanie thought the issue at hand was not morally just, and consequently she would never <endorse> the petition circulating throughout her neighborhood? B. oppose D. create A. support C. approve 10. A chronic lack of sleep may make us <irritable> and reduces our motivation to work? A. uncomfortable C. calm B. responsive D. miserable 11. Those who <advocate> for doctor-assisted suicide say the terminally ill should not have to suffer? A. support B. convict D. oppose C. annul 12. Her <thoughtless> comments made him very angry? B. kind A. honest D. thoughtful C. pleasant 13. There is growing <concern> about the way man has destroyed the environment? C. consideration D. speculation B. attraction A. reduce 14. Slavery was <abolished> in the US in the 19th century? A. instituted D. required B. eradicated C. eliminated 15. <Synthetic> products are made from chemicals or artificial substances? C. man-made B. made by machine A. natural D. unusual 16. The couple tried to <converse> in the busy restaurant, but they couldn\'t hear themselves speak so they went elsewhere? B. stop talking A. talk C. chat D. communicate 17. Most of the guests at the dinner party chose to dress <elegantly>, but one man wore jeans and a T-shirt, he was later identified as a high school teacher? D. gracefully C. gaudily A. unsophisticatedly B. decently 18. He is not popular and has a lot of <enemies>? D. attackers C. betrayers B. friends A. opponents 19. Her father likes the head cabbage <rare>? D. over-boiled C. scarce A. scare B. precious 20. She is a very <generous> old woman. She has given most of her wealth to a charity organization? D. hospitable B. amicable C. kind A. mean 21. At the managers\' meeting, the group decided against the new project as a <viable> option and decided on another direction to ensure success for the company\'s fall line? C. practical D. positive A. impractical B. feasible 22. The Red Cross is an international humanitarian agency dedicated to reducing the <sufferings> of wounded soldiers, civilians and prisoners of war? A. happiness C. sadness B. loss D. pain and sorrow 23. The works of such men as the English philosophers John Locke and Thomas Hobbes helped <pave the way> for academic freedom in the modern sense? C. initiate B. prevent D. lighten A. terminate 24. My mom is always <bad-tempered> when I leave my room untidy? D. easily annoyed C. very happy B. talking too much A. feeling embarrassed 25. About 95% of all animals are <invertebrates> which can live anywhere, but most, like the dtarfish and crab, live in the ocean? D. without backbones B. with ribs C. without ribs A. with backbones 26. He had never experienced such <discourtesy> towards the president as it occurred at the annual meeting in May? A. politeness B. rudeness D. encouragement C. measurement 27. School uniform is <compulsory> in most of VNese schools? C. obligatory A. depended D. required B. optional 28. He is among <wealthy> members of the golf club? C. adjacent A. adroit D. poor B. affluent 29. Unless the two signatures are <identical>, the bank won’t honor the check? C. fake B. as like as chalk and cheese D. genuine A. similar 30. In some Asian coutries, it is customary for people to worship their <ancestors>? D. forefathers C. heirs B. elders A. fossils 31. ‘What I’ve got to say to you now is strictly <off the record> and most certainly not for publication,’ said the government official to the reporter? D. not recorded B. beside the point C. not popular A. already official 32. My first impression of her was her <impassive> face? B. respectful A. emotional C. solid D. fractious 33. Paid employment has <doubtedly> brought economic and social gains to many women? B. hardly C. freely A. independently D. certainly 34. Doctors have been criticized for their <indiscriminate> use of antibiotics? B. selective C. wholesale A. disciplined D. unconscious 35. Fruit and vegetables grew in <abundance> on the island. The islanders even exported the surplus? D. sufficiency B. rareness C. excess A. large quantity 36. His new yacht is certainly an <ostentatious> display of his wealth? A. showy C. modest D. large B. expensive 37. We are very grateful to Professor Humble for his <generosity> in donating this wonderful painting to the museum? B. sympathy A. meanness D. churlishness C. gratitude 38. He inherited a <lucrative> business from his father? A. lucid B. unprofitable C. wealthy D. profitable 39. There has been <insufficient> rainfall over the past two years, and farmers are having trouble? C. abundant A. adequate B. unsatisfactory D. dominant 40. Nutritionists believe that vitamins <circumvent> diseases? C. help A. defeat B. nourish D. treat 41. With her sophiscated tastes, the singer has become an <omnipresent> icon of style and beauty? A. oblivious C. ubiquitous B. controversial D. unknown 42. After many months of grueling work and painful injuries to her shoulder and back, Susan realized that her dream of swimming the English Channel was <unattainable>? B. unachievable C. realistic D. confused A. impossible 43. <On the whole>, the rescue mission was well executed? C. At once A. In fact B. In general D. In particular 44. Names of people in the book were changed to <preserve> anonymity? A. reveal B. conserve C. cover D. presume 45. I can’t stand people who treat animals <cruelly>? C. gently B. reasonably D. brutally A. cleverly 46. Maureen usually felt <depressed> on Mondays, because she never got enough sleep on the weekends? D. understanding B. affluent A. unhappy C. glum 47. The US troops are using much more <sophisticated> weapons in the Far East? B. expensive D. straightforward A. difficult to operate C. complicated 48. He was so <insubordinate> that he losst his job within a week? D. obedient A. fresh B. disobedient C. understanding 49. We are very grateful to Professor Humble for his <generosity> in donating this wonderful painting to the museum? C. gratitude A. meanness D. churlishness B. sympathy 50. The only means of <access> to the station is through a dark subway? B. admission C. outlet A. arrival D. output 51. The minister <came under fire> for his rash decision to close the factor? D. was penalized C. was criticized A. was dismissed B. was acclaimed 52. He is <over the moon> about his good marks? B. very happy D. disappointed C. stressed A. satisfied 53. After a grueling and busy week at work, the <stillness> of the river reminded Lara of the silence? B. tranquility D. tameness A. uproar C. serenity 54. <Adverse> weather conditions made it difficult to play the game? B. bad D. severe A. good C. comfortable 55. They are launching a campaign to <promote> awareness of environmental issues? C. hinder A. encourage D. strengthen B. publicize 56. I <take my hat off> to all those people who worked hard to get the contract? D. encourage A. congratulate B. unrespect C. welcome 57. The soliders will do anything to <halt> the enemies from entering? D. kill C. keep on B. start A. stop 58. Strongly <advocating> health foods, Jane doesn’t eat any chocolate? D. denying A. supporting C. advising B. doubt 59. <Adverse> weather conditions made it difficult to play the game? C. comfortable B. bad D. severe A. favorable 60. We are now a <24/7 society> where shops and services must be available all hours? A. an active society C. a physical society D. a working society B. an inactive society 61. <Affluent> families find it easier to support their children financially? A. Wealthy D. Impoverished C. Privileged B. Well-off 62. The soliders will do anything to <halt> the enemies from entering? D. kill B. start A. stop C. continue 63. She wrote me a <vicious> letter? C. dangerous A. helpful B. gently D. healthy 64. We have to <husband> our resources to make sure we make it through these hard times? C. use up A. spend B. manage D. marry 65. The clubs meet on the last Thursday of every month in a <dilapidated> palac? D. neglected B. regenerated C. furnished A. renovated 66. He is <over the moon> about his examination result? D. satisfied A. stressed B. very sad C. very happy Time's up # Tổng Hợp# Môn Khác