III: Sắp xếp các từ đã cho thành câu hoàn chỉnh.

1. museum / me / the / it’s / to / interesting / go / to / for.

_________________________________________________________________________________

2. dangerous / play / It’s / for / to / children / knife / with.

__________________________________________________________________________________

3. sure / he / my / stolen / I / that / am / has / bike.

__________________________________________________________________________________

IV: Viết lại câu sao cho nghĩa không thay đổi.

1. Learning English is no difficult for me.

→ It is_____________________________________________________________________________

2. Jim was very confident when he said that he was the best.

→ Jim was very confident to____________________________________________________________

3. Peter received a letter from his foreign friend yesterday. He was very happy about it.

→ Peter was very happy to_____________________________________________________________

4. I can’t come to your party this weekend. I’m afraid.

→ I am afraid_______________________________________________________________________

5. Doing gardening is not as easy as it looks.

→ It is not__________________________________________________________________________

6. I had no difficulty in making the last decision.

→ It was not ________________________________________________________________________

7. I think Peter is very happy. He has won a lottery.

→ I think Peter is very happy that________________________________________________________

8. You were so lucky. You ran into a famous singer

→ You were so lucky to_______________________________________________________________

What do you think of when you read the word ‘robot’? Many people think about big machines in car factories or futuristic monsters in films. Few of us think about the past. But people were building incredible machines with human abilities hundreds of years ago!

            For example, Egyptian texts from 1100 BC mention moving statues which ‘chose’ the next king. None of these statues exists, but probably they were built using the ancient Egyptians’ mechanical technology. Another ancient Greek inventor, Philon of Byzantium, built a female robot. If someone placed a cup in her hand, it mixed water and wine to make a drink. However, the robot wasn’t popular because people didn’t need robots to work. They had lots of slaves.

            After that, more and more mechanical robots were built. They did more and more difficult tasks, such as playing the flute, writing and drawing a picture. Although modern technology has moved on, these historical robots still amaze people today.

1. Were people building robots hundreds years ago?

______________________________________________________________________________

2. Whose robots chose the next king- Egyptian robots or Greek ones?

______________________________________________________________________________

3. Why wasn’t the female robot popular?

______________________________________________________________________________

4. What kind of musical instrument could mechanical robots play?

Most Americans say they know at least some of their neighbors, but only about three-in-ten say they know all or most of them. Rural residents are more likely than those in urban or suburban areas to say they know all or most of their neighbors, but they don’t necessarily interact with their neighbors more than their counterparts in other community types.

Overall, Americans tend to be trusting of their neighbors, but this is particularly the case in suburban and rural areas. About six-in-ten in these types of community say they have a neighbor they would trust with a key to their home, compared with about half in urban areas.

The longer people have lived in their community, the more likely they are to have a neighbor they would trust with a key to their home. But even among those who report that they have lived in their community for less than one year, 34% say they would be comfortable with a neighbor having their keys. Meanwhile, 64% of those who have lived in their community for six or more years and 47% of those who have done so for one to five years say the same. Those who own their home are more likely than renters to say they would be comfortable with a neighbor having a set of keys to their home (67% vs. 45%).

When asked to describe their neighbors, people in rural areas are far more likely than those in cities and suburbs to say all or most of their neighbors share their race or ethnicity. Suburbanites are somewhat more likely than their urban and rural counterparts to say their neighbors are the same social class as they are, while relatively few across community types say all or most of their neighbors share their political views.

(Adapted from https://www.pewsocialtrends.org/)

Question 39: Which of the following could be the main topic of the passage?

A. The similarities and differences in the neighborhood in urban, suburban and rural areas

B. How urban, suburban and rural residents interact with their neighbors

C. The number of neighbors that urban, suburban and rural residents have

D. How people trust their neighbors

Question 40: According to paragraph 2, how many Americans in suburban and rural areas wouldn’t have enough belief in their neighbors to have a key to their home?

A. about 60%                   B. about 50%                   C. about 40%                   D. about 30%

Question 41: The phrase “the same” in paragraph 3 refers to __________.

A. they would be comfortable with a neighbor having their keys

B. they have lived in their community for six or more years

C. they have done so for one to five years      D. they have lived in their community for less than one year

Question 42: The word “share” in paragraph 4 most probably means _____________. A. experience their race or ethnicity at the same time

A. experience their race or ethnicity at the same time     B. give other people something you have

C. have the same race or ethnicity                                   D. tell people about your race or ethnicity

Question 43: According to the passage, the following are true, EXCEPT __________. 

A. More rural inhabitants know all or most of their neighbors than their urban and suburban

B. People trust their neighbors more if they live in the same community for a longer time.

C. More than half of people renting a room wouldn’t like to give their neighbors their home key.

D. People living in rural areas are often in the same social class as their neighbors.

1. Such success has not been achieved by many players in the world of ice hockey. (FEW)

Only ______________________________________ such success in the world of ice hockey.

2. There is a very good chance that Kate will be accepted by Nottingham University. (LIKELIHOOD)

In _____________________________________________________________ Nottingham University.

3. Certain resources can be scarce in some countries. (FAR)

Certain resources are ___________________________________________________in some countries.

4. Scientists were baffled by her ability to go without sleep for days. (LOSS)

Scientists were ________________________________ explain her ability to go without sleep for days.

5. The source of the funding didn't matter to the citizens, as long as the road was repaired. (FROM)

New Year is usually the best time of the year in many coutries. And it involves different traditions in different countries. Scottish people have some very interesting ones. For example, it is important that you clean your house before midnight and pay all your debts before the old year is over.

For Korean people, New Year’s Eve is the night when noone sleeps. In the past people believed that if you sleep that night, your eyebrows will turn white. And to make sure this doesn’t happen, people leave the lights on every room of the house. Mexican people, on the other hand, place twelve grapes in everyone’s plate in that day. Then they eat them in the twelve seconds before midnight. Each grape comes with a wish for a month of the year.

1. In many coutries, people celebrate New Year…………..

A. traditionally B. happily C. importantly D. quietly

2. The word ones refers to………..

A. countries B. Scottish people C. Korean people D. traditions

3. Scottish people like to……………before the New Year comes.

A. sleep B. pay all debts C. clean the doors D. leave the lights on

4. Korean people…………. on the New Year’s Eve’s night.

A. don’t like to sleep B. can’t sleep C. don’t sleep D. mustn’t sleep

5. In the past people leave the lights on every room of the house to make sure that……….

A. their eyebrows will turn white B. the New Year comes C. they are still in the house D. New Year’s Eve comes

6. For Mexican people each grape symbolizes……………….

A. twelve seconds B. a month of the year C. a wish for a month of the year D. twelve wishes

Exercise 3: Fill in the blank with relative pronouns 

1. The person ….........you want to see has just gone away.

2. The girl ......… was here yesterday has gone to Paris.

3. The flowers .........… you bought yesterday are still fresh.

4. The cat …...... tail is long doesn’t belong to me.

5. She is the most honest friend …...... I‘ve ever had.

6. The girl …....... mother I was talking to has left the room.

7. All the people …...... I met yesterday, dislike him.

8. What is that music .......… you are listening to?

9. He sees men, women, cats, dogs, and cars........… move round and round.

10. The doctor .........… she visited is very famous.

11. That’s the village …....... I used to live.                  

12. That’s the day …...... you came to visit me.

13. That’s the place…........ the car turned over.

14. Are those the reason …......... you went abroad?

15. Tell me the reasons ..........… he told you yesterday

33. What a pity they close the shops at lunch time.

I wish ____________________________________

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37. One you have finish reading, you can go on with your work.
A: continue doing
B: continue to do
C: keep do
D: keep to do
38. The doctor wanted to examine the test results with her patient.
A: go over
B: up
C: go on
D: go out
39. The local meeting is on this weekend. Please put it down in your diary.
A: make a note
B: made a note
C: have made a note
D: to make a note
40. You don't need the light on in here. Press the switch, please!
A: turn on
B: turn down
C: turn off
D: turn up
41. My grandfather has recovered form the illness.
A: get over
B: got over
C: to get over
D: getting over
42. She spent her chilhood in a small village in the south.
A: grew up
B: grow up
C: grown up
D: to grow up
43. We are really expecting to see you again pleasure.
A: looking forward to
B: look up
C: look for
D: look after

Œ CIRCLE THE RIGHT OPTION. THEN READ THE THREE PARAGRAPHS. 

There is /are  much / many vegetarians in INDIA; so much / many types of Indian street food haven’t got some / any meat. Chaat (small pancakes with Indian sauce and some /any yoghurt in them)  is / are  a / an popular street food. Much / Many people like pani puri, too.  Pani puris is / are balls with potatoes and sauce.

How many / much corn can you eat? In MEXICO, there is / are corn with butter and cheese everywhere. Also, the Mexican bread, tortilla, is / are often from corn. There is / are usually beans and vegetables in tortillas. There is /are sometimes some / any  meat, too. But be careful –Mexicans love hot chillies in their tortillas, too!  

Visitors to MOROCCO love the street food. You can have a / an big meal on the street there. You can buy soup, meat kebabs, chicken and much / many types of salads. How many / much different things do you want to taste?

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