I. Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from the others (1m).1. A. bed B. setting C. decide D. get2. A. easy B. eat C. learn D. tea3. A. sit B. in C. if D. fine4. A. child B. watch C. chin D. schoolII. Choose the word or phrase (A, B, C, or D) that best completes each sentence (2.5ms).5. Emily sometimes _______ a chat with her pen friend in England.A. does B. has C. studies D. plays6. Jane is _______ History at the moment to prepare for the final exam.A. studying B....
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I. Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from the others (1m).
1. A. bed B. setting C. decide D. get
2. A. easy B. eat C. learn D. tea
3. A. sit B. in C. if D. fine
4. A. child B. watch C. chin D. school
II. Choose the word or phrase (A, B, C, or D) that best completes each sentence (2.5ms).
5. Emily sometimes _______ a chat with her pen friend in England.
A. does B. has C. studies D. plays
6. Jane is _______ History at the moment to prepare for the final exam.
A. studying B. doing C. playing D. has
7. Please turn the ________ on. It’s so hot in here.
A.fan B. light C. television D. faucet
8. The Tay and Nung people mostly live in ________ made of wood and bamboo.
A. apartments B. stilt houses C. town houses D. villas
9. My brother is really ______. He always does his homework.
A. hard-working B. serious C. confident D. patient
10. When eating, most Vietnamese people hold chopsticks in their right ______.
A. arm B. leg C. finger D. hand
11. ________go past the traffic lights, and _____ turn left.
A. First - than B. First - then C. Then - first D. Finally - then
12. London, the capital city of England, is a______city with many old buildings, and beautiful
parks.
A. history B. historic C. largest D. larger
13. Will he be free? - .________
A. No, he won’t B. No, he doesn’t
C. No, he isn’t D. No, he will
14. We will_________ our old friends next Sunday.
A. to meet B. meet C. meeting D. meets
III. Identify the underlined word/ phrase (A or B,C,D) that needs correcting to become an exact
one. (0,5m)
15. Ann gets up at 6 o’clock and is having breakfast every day.
A B C D
16. I’m sorry I don’t have time. I cook dinner.
A B C D
IV. Read the text carefully, then choose the correct answers. (1m)
Where are you going for your next holiday? How about Australia?
Australia has got 37,000km of coastline and the best beaches in the world! The GreatBarrier
Reef is off the north-east coast of Australia. It’s the largest coral reef in the sea! You can take a
boat to it and dive there. It’s a fantastic undersea world.
Inland Australia is called ‘the outback’. There are lot of wild camels, and there are some you
can ride, too! There are fantastic national parks, where you can camp under the stars. In the Uluru
National Park, there’s a very big sandstone rock, called Ayers Rock. It looks amazing in the
evening sun.
Do you like adventure? Then you can take a canoe trip along the Murray River. It’s Australia’s
longest river. Another good trip for adventurous people is to the Blue Mountains. These are west
Sydney in New South Wales. The mountains look blue and they contain lots of unusual animals
and plants.
Australia has got its own rainforest. It’s along the coast of North Queensland. It’s only
900,000 hectares today, but it once covered all of Australia. You can see lots of interesting
animals in the rainforest, but be careful of the crocodiles!
Do you like wildlife? Australia has got a unique type of animal - marsupials. These include
kangaroos, koalas and platypuses. You can see them in the Yanchep National Park, near Perth in
Western Australia. Remember the koalas aren’t teddy bears. They can be dangerous!
-coral reef (n): rạn san hô - marsupial (n): thú có túi
-platypus (n): thú mó vịt
17. ___________ is off the coast of Australia.
A. Ayers Rock B. The Yanchep National Park
C. The rainforest D. The Great Barrier Reef
18. Ayer Rock is___________.
A. in the Yanchep National Park B. a huge sandstone rock
C. a coral reef in the sea D. also called Uluru National Park
19. ___________ is a marsupial.
A. B. C. D.
20. Australia is famous for___________.
A. its largest rainforest B. the longest river in the world
C. its unique animals D. beautiful national parks
V. Read the passage and decide if the statements below are true (T) or false (F):(1.5ms)
Do you have any close friends? I think everybody at least has one close friend in their life.
And so do I. I have two close friends, Hanh and Mai. We are in the same class at primary school
and then secondary school. We are also neighbors, so we spend most of our time learning and
playing together. Hanh is a beautiful girl with big black eyes and an oval rosy face. She is an
intelligent student who is always at the top of the class. She likes reading and she often goes to the
library whenever she has free time. Mai isn't as beautiful as Hanh, but she has a lovely smile and
looks very healthy. Mai is very sporty. She spends most of her free time playing sports. Mai is a
volleyball star of our school. She is also very sociable and has a good sense of humor. Her jokes
always make us laugh. I love both of my friends and I always hope our friendship will never die.
21. The writer formed her close friendship at primary school.
22. The writer lives far from her friends.
23. Hanh always spends her free time in the library.
24. Mai is good at sport.
25. Mai's friends sometimes get tired of her jokes.
26. The writer hopes to have a lasting friendship.
VI. Make sentences from the given words or phrases. (2ms)
27. There/ a bed/ corner/ the room.
……
28. Shelves/ above/ the closet.
……
29.There/ some pictures/ the wall.
……
30.There/ a window/ the left-side/ the room.
……
VII. Arrange the adjectives in brackets in the correct order (1.5ms):
Ex: It is a (wooden/round) table. =>It is a round wooden table.
31. That girl has (blue / nice/ big) eyes.
32. He gave me (black/leather) gloves.
33. My teacher has a (round/pink/ small) face.
34.It's a (small/metal/ black) box.
35. She is wearing a (green/new/ beautiful) dress.
36. Mrs. Thanh has (black/ long/straight) hair.
__________THE END__________
Ayers Rock hay còn gọi là Uluru cao 860 mét so với mực nước biển. Bạn phải đi bộ 9,4 kilômét xung quanh chân núi Uluru. Vào năm 1958, nó được công nhận là một công viên quốc gia. Bạn có thể thấy nhiều loại chim, bò sát và hơn 400 loại thực vật trong công viên quốc gia. Có bằng chứng cho thấy người bản địa đã sống ở Trung Úc trong 30,000 năm. Nghệ thuật đá Uluru đã 5,000 năm tuổi. Vào năm 1873, William Gosse là người châu Âu đầu tiên nhìn thấy Uluru, đặt tên nó theo tên Sir Henry Ayers, Chánh văn phòng của Nam Úc. Mỗi năm có hơn 250,000 người từ khắp nơi trên thế giới đến thăm công viên.