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Câu hỏi: Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the questions from 44 to 50.
You know, just about every sport is in some sense a team sport. No one does it alone. Even in individual sports, like tennis or golf, great athletes have a team—coaches, trainers, caddies, managers, mentors. This really hit me when I read about Diana Nyad, the woman who holds the world's record for open-water swimming. What could be more of a lone sport than swimming? All right, maybe you need a little rowboat to follow you and make sure you're okay.
When Nyad hatched her plan, the open-water swimming record for both men and women was sixty miles. She wanted to swim one hundred. After months of arduous training, she was ready. But with her went a team of guides (for measuring the winds and the current, and watching for obstacles), divers (looking for sharks), NASA experts (for guidance on nutrition and endurance—she needed eleven hundred calories per hour and she lost twenty-nine pounds on the trip!), and trainers who talked her through uncontrollable shivers, nausea, hallucinations, and despair. Her new record was 102.5 miles. It was her name in the record books, but it took fifty-one other people to do it.
(Adapted from "Mindset" by Carol Dweck)
Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage?
A. A team of guides measure the winds and the current, and watch for obstacles
B. Divers teach her how to swim properly
C. NASA experts guide on nutrition and endurance
D. Trainers who talked her through uncontrollable shivers, nausea, hallucinations, and despair
You know, just about every sport is in some sense a team sport. No one does it alone. Even in individual sports, like tennis or golf, great athletes have a team—coaches, trainers, caddies, managers, mentors. This really hit me when I read about Diana Nyad, the woman who holds the world's record for open-water swimming. What could be more of a lone sport than swimming? All right, maybe you need a little rowboat to follow you and make sure you're okay.
When Nyad hatched her plan, the open-water swimming record for both men and women was sixty miles. She wanted to swim one hundred. After months of arduous training, she was ready. But with her went a team of guides (for measuring the winds and the current, and watching for obstacles), divers (looking for sharks), NASA experts (for guidance on nutrition and endurance—she needed eleven hundred calories per hour and she lost twenty-nine pounds on the trip!), and trainers who talked her through uncontrollable shivers, nausea, hallucinations, and despair. Her new record was 102.5 miles. It was her name in the record books, but it took fifty-one other people to do it.
(Adapted from "Mindset" by Carol Dweck)
Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage?
A. A team of guides measure the winds and the current, and watch for obstacles
B. Divers teach her how to swim properly
C. NASA experts guide on nutrition and endurance
D. Trainers who talked her through uncontrollable shivers, nausea, hallucinations, and despair
A.đúng ( … a team of guides ( for meassuring….), câu 6 từ dưới lên
Divers look for sharks => Câu B sai
C. NASA experts…. dòng 4 từ dưới lên
D. Trainers who talked…………….. (dòng 2 từ dưới lên)
Divers look for sharks => Câu B sai
C. NASA experts…. dòng 4 từ dưới lên
D. Trainers who talked…………….. (dòng 2 từ dưới lên)
Đáp án B.