V. Choose the best answer:
1. Adolescents are usually a bit tense with emotional changes and don’t know how…… them.
A. overcome B. to overcome C. overcoming D. for overcoming
2. With the development of Facebook, people tend to talk through the Internet rather than …. communication.
A. face with face B. face and face C. face to face D. face toward face
3. My mother used ….. outdoor activities in the fresh air like flying kites when she was a child.
A. do B. doing C. to do D. to doing
4. Many people think that studying is students’….. so they put their children under too much pressure.
A. responsibility B. responsible C. responsibly D. responsive
5. –Plan your time properly, otherwise you’ll find it hard to catch up with your class work.
-…….
A. I will B. Thanks, I won’t C. Right, maybe I won’t D. No, I won’t
6. Choose the word which has a different stress pattern:
A. adolescence B. adulthood C. cognitive D. discipline
7. I wish my parents…….put themselves in my shoes.
A. can B. were C. will D. could
8. Choose the one underlined word/ phrase which is grammatically incorrect.
He said that they will have to set off soon after midnight.
A B C D
9. He ( told/ asked/ said ) me that he would visit me the following week.
10. My mother is a strong person. She often stays ( calm/ depressed/ tense ) in the worst situation.
11. As John ( eats/ has eaten/ was eating ), he could not answer clearly.
12. He wondered ( who/ how/ which ) to tell this new to his parents.
13. In Viet Nam, ( seniority/ tradition/ generation ) often refers to age and social position, not to wealth.
14. How did teenagers communicate ( to/ with/ for ) each other in the past?
15. Men used ( be/ to be/ to being ) the bread winner of the family.
16. Emma is feeling so ( exciting/ frustrated/ delighted ) with her good result at school.
17. Physical ( vendors/ changes/ punishment ) was common at school in the past.
18. “You must have been really disappointed” is used to ( give advice to someone/ empathise with someone/ assure someone )
19. As far as I know the ( illiterate/ literate/ literature ) problem is still existing among ethnic people in some mountainous regions.
20. Everyone in my neighborhood shows their respect ( for/ to / with ) him for what he did.
1. In spite of the difficulties, we managed to raise over thousands of dollars yesterday.
2. This time last month, they were traveling across Europe with their friends.
1. In spite of the difficulties, we managed to raise over thousands of dollars yesterday. 2. At this time last month, they were traveling across Europe with their friends.