• The prison camp was entirely sile

• The prison camp was entirely silent. Robert waited a moment, then, hearing nothing, opened the door and went
into the hut where he slept. the hut was divided into three connecting bedrooms; there was no corridor. The centre
room had been given to Robert, and the room nearest to the main building was normally occupied by two guards.
Robert did not know who occupied the third. He had once tried to open the connecting door between it and his own
room, but it was locked. He had only discovered it was a bed room by looking quickly through a narrow gap in the
curtains early one morning as he went for a walk, before the two guards, who followed him everywhere at fifty yards’
distance, had rounded the corner of the hut. The room contained a single bed, and a small writing-desk with papers
on it. He supposed that someone kept an eye on him from that bedroom. But Robert was too experienced to allow
himself to be bothered by being watched. For the last five years before he had been imprisoned, it had been a fact of
life - if you didn’t notice it, so much the worse: it only meant they were taking greater care, or you were not as good
as you used to be. Usually, because he was good at this kind of things, because he was observant and had an
accurate memory - because, in short, he was good at his job - he saw them anyway. He knew the positions chosen
“nội dung được trích dẫn từ 123doc.org - cộng đồng mua bán chia sẻ tài liệu hàng đầu Việt Nam”
PassageThe prison camp was entirely silent. Robert waited a moment, then, hearing nothing, opened the door and went into the hut where he slept. the hut was divided into three connecting bedrooms; there was no corridor. The centre room had been given to Robert, and the room nearest to the main building was normally occupied by two guards. Robert did not know who occupied the third. He had once tried to open the connecting door between it and his own room, but it was locked. He had only discovered it was a bed room by looking quickly through a narrow gap in the curtains early one morning as he went for a walk, before the two guards, who followed him everywhere at fifty yards’ distance, had rounded the corner of the hut. The room contained a single bed, and a small writing-desk with papers on it. He supposed that someone kept an eye on him from that bedroom. But Robert was too experienced to allow himself to be bothered by being watched. For the last five years before he had been imprisoned, it had been a fact of life - if you didn’t notice it, so much the worse: it only meant they were taking greater care, or you were not as good as you used to be. Usually, because he was good at this kind of things, because he was observant and had an accurate memory - because, in short, he was good at his job - he saw them anyway. He knew the positions chosen “nội dung được trích dẫn từ 123doc.org - cộng đồng mua bán chia sẻ tài liệu hàng đầu Việt Nam”
by a team of watchers, he knew the tricks, the weaknesses, the occasional mistakes that could give them away. It meant nothing to Robert that he was watched, but as he walked through the doorway to the hut and stood in the guards’ bedroom, he had the distinct feeling that something was wrong. The lights in the hut were controlled from some central point. They were put on and off by an unseen hand. In the mornings he was often woken by the sudden brightness of the single overhead light in his room.At night he would be hurried to bed by sudden darkness. It was only nine o’clock as he entered the hut, and the lights were already out. Usually they stayed on till eleven, but now they were out and the curtains had been drawn. He had left the door open, so that in the half-light he could just see the two empty beds in the guards’ bedroom. As he stood there looking into the room, surprise to find it empty , the door behind him closed, perhaps by itself, but Robert made no attempt to open it. He couldn’t see a thing. No sound was made as the door closed, no footstep was heard. To Robert it was as if a record had stopped. He sensed danger. Then he smelt cigar smoke. It must have been hanging in the air, but he had not noticed it till then. Like a blind man, his senses of touch and smell were sharpened by the darkness.26 The building in which Robert sleptA. was occupied by the three people.B. was connected to the main building.C. had only three rooms.D. had a guard room in the centre.27 Robert discovered that the end room was a bedroom whenA. he looked through the keyhole.B. someone drew the curtains back.C. he glanced in as he went by.D. he went through the connecting door.28 Before he had been imprisoned why had Robert usually found out who was watching him?A. He never made mistakes.B. He knew what to watch out for.C. The watchers had been inexperienced.D. He had always been careful about where he went.29 Robert did not worry about being watched becauseA. it had happened to him before.B. it showed that people cared about him.C. he had noticed that it was happening.D. the watchers never came too close.30 The lights in the hutA. were controlled by the prisoners.B. were usually switched off at nine o’clock.C. came on automatically when someone came in “nội dung được trích dẫn từ 123doc.org - cộng đồng mua bán chia sẻ tài liệu hàng đầu Việt Nam”
D. were turned on and off unexpectedly.31 As Robert entered the hut he realised thatA. someone was smoking a cigar.B. the record-player had stopped.C. everything was too quiet.D. the door to his room was locked. “nội dung được trích dẫn từ 123doc.org - cộng đồng mua bán chia sẻ tài liệu hàng đầu Việt Nam”

Kết quả (Việt) 1:

• Trại tù đã hoàn toàn im lặng. Robert đã chờ một thời điểm, sau đó, nghe gì, mở cửa và đi vào túp lều, nơi ông đã ngủ. Chòi được chia thành ba phòng ngủ nối; đã có không có hành lang. Trung tâm Phòng đã được trao cho Robert, và phòng gần nhất với tòa nhà chính thường bị chiếm đóng bởi hai vệ sĩ. Robert đã không biết những người chiếm đóng thứ ba. Ông đã một lần cố gắng để mở cửa kết nối giữa nó và ông của riêng Phòng, nhưng nó đã bị khóa. Ông chỉ phát hiện ra nó là một phòng ngủ bằng cách tìm kiếm một cách nhanh chóng thông qua một khoảng cách hẹp trong các Mành cửa một sáng sớm, như ông đã đi dạo, trước khi hai vệ sĩ, những người theo sau ông ở khắp mọi nơi tại 50 yards khoảng cách, đã được làm tròn góc chòi. Phòng có giường đơn và nhỏ-bàn làm việc với khoa học trên nó. Ông nghĩ rằng ai đó giữ một mắt trên anh ta từ phòng ngủ đó. Nhưng Robert là quá nhiều kinh nghiệm cho phép mình bị làm phiền bởi đang được theo dõi. Trong năm năm cuối trước khi ông đã bị giam giữ, nó đã là một thực tế của cuộc sống - nếu bạn không nhận thấy nó, rất nhiều tồi tệ hơn: nó chỉ có nghĩa là họ đã chăm sóc nhiều hơn, hoặc bạn đã không tốt Khi bạn sử dụng để. Thông thường, bởi vì ông là tốt lúc này loại của sự vật, bởi vì ông là quan sát và đã có một bộ nhớ chính xác - bởi vì, trong ngắn hạn, ông là tốt tại công việc của mình - ông thấy họ anyway. Ông biết các vị trí được chọn "nội dung được trích dẫn từ 123doc.org - về đồng mua bán chia trình tài suất hàng đầu Việt Nam"PassageThe prison camp là hoàn toàn im lặng. Robert đã chờ một thời điểm, sau đó, nghe gì, mở cửa và đi vào chòi nơi ông ngủ. Chòi được chia thành ba phòng ngủ nối; đã có không có hành lang. Phòng Trung tâm đã được trao cho Robert, và phòng gần nhất với tòa nhà chính thường bị chiếm đóng bởi hai vệ sĩ. Robert đã không biết những người chiếm đóng thứ ba. Ông đã một lần cố gắng để mở cửa kết nối giữa nó và phòng riêng của mình, nhưng nó đã bị khóa. Ông đã chỉ phát hiện ra nó là một phòng ngủ bằng cách tìm kiếm một cách nhanh chóng thông qua một khoảng cách hẹp trong màn cửa một sáng sớm như ông đã đi dạo, trước khi hai vệ sĩ, những người theo sau ông ở khắp mọi nơi tại năm mươi mét khoảng cách, đã làm tròn góc chòi. Phòng có giường đơn và nhỏ-bàn làm việc với các giấy tờ trên nó. Ông nghĩ rằng ai đó giữ một mắt trên anh ta từ phòng ngủ đó. Nhưng Robert là quá giàu kinh nghiệm để cho phép mình bị làm phiền bởi đang được theo dõi. Trong năm năm cuối trước khi ông đã bị giam giữ, nó đã là một thực tế của cuộc sống - nếu bạn không nhận thấy nó, rất nhiều tồi tệ hơn: nó chỉ có nghĩa là họ đã chăm sóc nhiều hơn, hoặc bạn không tốt như bạn sử dụng để. Thông thường, bởi vì ông là tốt lúc này loại của sự vật, bởi vì ông là quan sát và đã có một bộ nhớ chính xác - bởi vì, trong ngắn hạn, ông là tốt tại công việc của mình - ông thấy họ anyway. Ông biết các vị trí được lựa chọn "nội dung được trích dẫn từ 123doc.org - về đồng mua bán chia trình tài suất hàng đầu Việt Nam"by a team of watchers, he knew the tricks, the weaknesses, the occasional mistakes that could give them away. It meant nothing to Robert that he was watched, but as he walked through the doorway to the hut and stood in the guards’ bedroom, he had the distinct feeling that something was wrong. The lights in the hut were controlled from some central point. They were put on and off by an unseen hand. In the mornings he was often woken by the sudden brightness of the single overhead light in his room.At night he would be hurried to bed by sudden darkness. It was only nine o’clock as he entered the hut, and the lights were already out. Usually they stayed on till eleven, but now they were out and the curtains had been drawn. He had left the door open, so that in the half-light he could just see the two empty beds in the guards’ bedroom. As he stood there looking into the room, surprise to find it empty , the door behind him closed, perhaps by itself, but Robert made no attempt to open it. He couldn’t see a thing. No sound was made as the door closed, no footstep was heard. To Robert it was as if a record had stopped. He sensed danger. Then he smelt cigar smoke. It must have been hanging in the air, but he had not noticed it till then. Like a blind man, his senses of touch and smell were sharpened by the darkness.26 The building in which Robert sleptA. was occupied by the three people.B. was connected to the main building.C. had only three rooms.D. had a guard room in the centre.27 Robert discovered that the end room was a bedroom whenA. he looked through the keyhole.B. someone drew the curtains back.C. he glanced in as he went by.D. he went through the connecting door.28 Before he had been imprisoned why had Robert usually found out who was watching him?A. He never made mistakes.B. He knew what to watch out for.C. The watchers had been inexperienced.D. He had always been careful about where he went.29 Robert did not worry about being watched becauseA. it had happened to him before.B. it showed that people cared about him.C. he had noticed that it was happening.D. the watchers never came too close.30 The lights in the hutA. were controlled by the prisoners.B. were usually switched off at nine o’clock.C. came on automatically when someone came in “nội dung được trích dẫn từ 123doc.org - cộng đồng mua bán chia sẻ tài liệu hàng đầu Việt Nam”D. were turned on and off unexpectedly.31 As Robert entered the hut he realised thatA. someone was smoking a cigar.B. the record-player had stopped.C. everything was too quiet.D. the door to his room was locked. “nội dung được trích dẫn từ 123doc.org - cộng đồng mua bán chia sẻ tài liệu hàng đầu Việt Nam”