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Môn: Lịch sử văn minh thế giới (2021)

Trường: Đại học Ngoại ngữ - Tin học Thành phố Hồ Chí Minh

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07 THE MONARCHY
SECTION A
1C 2A 3B 4B 5A 6A 7B
SECTION D
1F 2G 3C 4I 5D 6J 7H 8E 9B 10A
08 THE GOVERNMENT
SECTION A
1B 2A 3C 4A 5B 6C 7A 8C 9B 10A 11B 12C 13A 14B
SECTION B
1 Patronage the power
to appoint people to all
kinds of jobs and to
confer honours
on people
2 Cabinet Reshuffle
when government
ministers are told to
swap jobs by the Prime
Minister
3 wield use a weapon
such as a sword with the
hands
4 Bully is a person who
abuses, threatens, and
generally dominates
other people
5 Electorate is all of the
people entitled to vote
in elections
6 Devolution is the
distribution of powers
away from central
government towards
local communities
7 Reinvigorate bring
new life to something or
someone
8 Dustmen are people
whose job is to collect
rubbish from outside
houses
1 Patronage the power
to appoint people to all
kinds of jobs and to
confer honours
on people
2 Cabinet Reshuffle
when government
ministers are told to
swap jobs by the Prime
Minister
3 wield use a weapon
such as a sword with the
hands
4 Bully is a person who
abuses, threatens, and
generally dominates
other people
5 Electorate is all of the
people entitled to vote
in elections
6 Devolution is the
distribution of powers
away from central
government towards
local communities
7 Reinvigorate bring
new life to something or
someone
8 Dustmen are people
whose job is to collect
rubbish from outside
houses
1. Patronage is the power to appoint people to all kinds of jobs and to confer honours
on people
2. Cabinet Reshuffle when government ministers are told to swap jobs by the Prime
Minister
3. wield use a weapon such as a sword with the hands
4. Bully is a person who abuses, threatens, and generally dominates other people
5. Electorate is all of the people entitled to vote in elections
6. Devolution is the distribution of powers away from central government towards
local communities
7. Reinvigorate bring new life to something or someone
8. Dustmen are people whose job is to collect rubbish from outside houses
SECTION C
1. Government has to be accountable. The services to what pro that it provides have to be
seen to be working. But how can the public be persuaded that they are? And how can central
government check on them? Modern government bodies in Britain think they know the
answers to these questions: targets.
2. The reduction of waiting lists for hospital treatment or class sizes in schools
the Countryside Commission had a target of 'influencing 17% of activity on rights of way,
and the Atomic Energy Authority aimed to 'increase favourable media coverage by between
43.9% and 50% to achieve five out of six of the targets.
3. There are 4 public bodies.
SECTION D
I.
1. has recruited
2. is assigned
3. is employed
4. monitors
5. fancy
6. think
7. appears
8. is
9. be
10. had applied
11. reject
12. reject
13. was
14. gave
II.
1. appear
2. reject
3. recruiter
4. apply
11. THE LAW
Section A
1. B
2.A
3.B
4.B
5.B
6.A
7.C
Section B
1-6-13-12-11-4-7-10-12-9-8-3-2
Section C
1. Miscarriage of justice is a case in which a person is convicted of a crime and only later is it
discovered that he or she did not commit it
2. Beat is the area which a police officer regularly patrols
3 .Liaisons are examples of cooperation by two different groups
4. Atrocity is a terrible, violent act causing the deaths of lots of people
5. To quash is to overrule a conviction from a lower court (this is done by a higher court)
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07 THE MONARCHY SECTION A 1C 2A 3B 4B 5A 6A 7B SECTION D 1F 2G 3C 4I 5D 6J 7H 8E 9B 10A 08 THE GOVERNMENT SECTION A
1B 2A 3C 4A 5B 6C 7A 8C 9B 10A 11B 12C 13A 14B SECTION B 1 Patronage the power to appoint people to all kinds of jobs and to confer honours on people 2 Cabinet Reshuffle when government ministers are told to swap jobs by the Prime Minister 3 wield use a weapon such as a sword with the hands 4 Bully is a person who abuses, threatens, and generally dominates other people 5 Electorate is all of the people entitled to vote in elections 6 Devolution is the distribution of powers away from central government towards local communities 7 Reinvigorate bring new life to something or someone 8 Dustmen are people whose job is to collect rubbish from outside houses 1 Patronage the power to appoint people to all kinds of jobs and to confer honours on people 2 Cabinet Reshuffle when government ministers are told to swap jobs by the Prime Minister 3 wield use a weapon such as a sword with the hands 4 Bully is a person who abuses, threatens, and generally dominates other people 5 Electorate is all of the people entitled to vote in elections 6 Devolution is the distribution of powers away from central government towards local communities 7 Reinvigorate bring new life to something or someone 8 Dustmen are people whose job is to collect rubbish from outside houses
1. Patronage is the power to appoint people to all kinds of jobs and to confer honours on people
2. Cabinet Reshuffle when government ministers are told to swap jobs by the Prime Minister
3. wield use a weapon such as a sword with the hands
4. Bully is a person who abuses, threatens, and generally dominates other people
5. Electorate is all of the people entitled to vote in elections
6. Devolution is the distribution of powers away from central government towards local communities
7. Reinvigorate bring new life to something or someone
8. Dustmen are people whose job is to collect rubbish from outside houses SECTION C
1. Government has to be accountable. The services to what pro that it provides have to be
seen to be working. But how can the public be persuaded that they are? And how can central
government check on them? Modern government bodies in Britain think they know the
answers to these questions: targets.
2. The reduction of waiting lists for hospital treatment or class sizes in schools
the Countryside Commission had a target of 'influencing 17% of activity on rights of way,
and the Atomic Energy Authority aimed to 'increase favourable media coverage by between
43.9% and 50% to achieve five out of six of the targets. 3. There are 4 public bodies. SECTION D I. 1. has recruited 2. is assigned 3. is employed 4. monitors 5. fancy 6. think 7. appears 8. is 9. be 10. had applied 11. reject 12. reject 13. was 14. gave II. 1. appear 2. reject 3. recruiter 4. apply 11. THE LAW Section A 1. B 2.A 3.B 4.B 5.B 6.A 7.C Section B 1-6-13-12-11-4-7-10-12-9-8-3-2 Section C
1. Miscarriage of justice is a case in which a person is convicted of a crime and only later is it
discovered that he or she did not commit it
2. Beat is the area which a police officer regularly patrols
3 .Liaisons are examples of cooperation by two different groups
4. Atrocity is a terrible, violent act causing the deaths of lots of people
5. To quash is to overrule a conviction from a lower court (this is done by a higher court)