" There is no place like my home " . I live in a small house . To me , I've got a wonderful house . From the outside , it looks rather old with brick wall and tile roof , but it's very comfortable and cool house . 
There are 5 rooms : a living room , 3 bedroom and a kitchen.
The living room isn't very small with a long table and four chairs . There's a tea-tray on it for my parents to drink tea every day and to welcome guests .
Next , the two bedrooms are near together and next to the living-room . One is my parent and one is mine and brother . My bedroom is the place I like most . There are some my paintings draw on the wall . There is a wardrobe next to the bed . On the wall an air - conditioner . That is the place I always put my stuffed crocodile . I like cooking , so kitchen is one of my favorite rooms , too . There is a gas table and a refrigerator in the kitchen . And there is a lot of food such as fruits , eggs and vegetables ... I can learn how to cook any time. where is this our reunion family every evening. the garden behind my house are many flowers blooming by the daily care of my mother. house is the most peaceful place where every member gathers after a hard work day . I love my house very much.

How many apples would you get from the 10th tree if a farmer notices a pattern from picking the apples on the 1st through the 10th tree. He picked 4 from the first tree, 7 from the second tree and 10 from the third tree.

Examining the operation of how to use the number of days to find the number of beans in a classroom jar is shown the table. On day 31, how many beans would be in the jar?


Use the table of values to help you find the value of 9 feet in inches.

If your parents give you one penny on Day 1, 2 pennies on Day 2, 4 pennies on Day 3, 8 pennies on Day 4. If the pattern continues, how many pennies will your parents give you on Day 15?
Answer:  pennies.

Below is a mixed up conversation. Rearrange the conversation so that it makes sense.

A. Hello! My name's Frank. I'm from Toronto, Canada

B. Hello! I'm Van. I live here. Nice to meet you.

C. Oh, I'm student, too. Are you on your vacation?

D. They're going shopping and i want to go around the city

E. Losing my way? Oh,no. I have the city map with me, how old are you?

F. I'm 14. And you?

G. Great. Do you like it?

H. Hmm.How do you find our city?

I. Nice to meet you, too. I'm a student. What about you?

J. Yes, i'm travelingvin Vietnam with my parents

K. I see.Where are they now?

L. Oh, it's very beautiful. The people are friendly and helpful

M. Yes, sometimes i visit Shanghai on summer vacation. My father works there

N. It's an old and small town. You'll like it. And after Hoi An?

O. Yes it is. But people use more cars than bicycles. By the way, where are you going, Van?

P. Bye! Frank. Good trip to you!'

Q. Thank you, Van. Be careful! Bye, Bye

R. I'm going to school, but it is still early. Aren't you afraid of losing by way?

S. It's half past one.Oh, goodness! I'll be late for school. I have to run now

T. And how about your city, Toronto? Is it big?

U. I'm one year younger than you. Do you ever go overseas?

V. Yes. It is very big and busy. There are more people thanour city. How long will you stay in our city?

W. Just two days. Then we will fly to Hoi An.

X. We'll visit Ha Noi for few days and then come back home. What's the time, Van? My bus is coming

âu 1:
If Juan spent  of his money on a game that costs 20 dollar, how much did Juan have originally to spend?
Use the diagram below to reason the answer.

Answer:  dollar.

Câu 2:
Mathematician Sophie Germain worked with codes and mathematics. If each letter of the alphabet is assigned a number starting with A = 1, B = 2, etc., the values of the letters in the alphabet will start to look like this:

If your code is sum of the letter values, what is the value of "MATH" ?
Answer: 

Câu 3:
It takes Abby twice as long as Blair and half as long as Caitlin to ride her bike to school. If it takes Blair 10 minutes to ride her bike to school, how long does it take Caitlin to go to school?
Answer:  minutes.

Câu 4:
If you make the 8000km trip, about how much would it cost at today's prices of 3.00 dollar per liter of gas when your car gets 25km per liter?
Answer:  dollar.

Câu 5:
Examining the operation of how to use the number of days to find the number of beans in a classroom jar is shown the table. On day 31, how many beans would be in the jar?

Answer:  beans.

Câu 6:
The 112 4-grade students at Edgemont School donate pennies to raise 75 dollar for a local charity. What is the minimum number of pennies each student needs to bring if they are to meet their goal of collecting 75 dollar?
(1 dollar = 100 pennies)
Answer:  pennies.

Câu 7:
What is the value of the following expression: ?
Answer: 

Câu 8:
Your school is having a canned food drive for Harvesters. How many total cans would you have if you made a solid pyramid with  cans on the first level,  on the second level and continue the pattern all the way up to just one can on top?
Answer:  cans.

Câu 9:
What is the next number in the pattern: 1, 8, 27, ...?
Answer: 

Câu 10:
If your parents give you one penny on Day 1, 2 pennies on Day 2, 4 pennies on Day 3, 8 pennies on Day 4. If the pattern continues, how many pennies will your parents give you on Day 15?
Answer:  pennies.