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Listen to a student talking about an English camp and write ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER.
The English camp took place in .
There were students in the speaker's group.
They visited many museums and buildings every afternoon.
Playing games, telling stories, and are evening activities.
After the trip, the speaker made many international .
The red maple leaf is the _________ on the national flag of Canada.
Many students travel to Australia to __________ an English summer course.
You can __________ more about the local history by visiting the city library.
Listen! The tour guide ___________ the history of the Statue of Liberty.
Nam: Our flight is about to take off.
Lan: It's okay. We ___________ at the airport in five minutes.
Sunlight is a type of ________ energy because it will never run out.
Lucy is planning to study abroad in ___________ United States next year.
Anna: I finished reading a 500-page book in two days.
Ben: __________. I can't even finish a chapter that fast.
This long pink dress belongs to my sister. This dress is ___________.
I want to explore London by visiting its museums and ancient castles.
Please remember to bring your passport. Don't leave it at home!
My parents watched a travel show "Vietnam Journey" in the living room right now.
Many scientists are working hard to protect a Earth from rising sea levels.
The red reusable bottle is her, so please put it on her table in the study room.
a. Hana: Excuse me, does this bus go to Buckingham Palace?
b. Hana: Great! Thank you so much.
c. James: Yes, it does. It arrives there in about ten minutes.
a. Nam: Probably not. People will use face scanning or fingerprints instead.
b. Nam: Exactly. It will save a lot of time for travelers.
c. Vy: That sounds much faster than waiting in long lines at the airport!
d. Vy: Do you think we will still use passports in 2050?
a. Jane: No, it doesn't. It's just like a normal bus.
b. Jane: It's cleaned and turned into a special fuel called biodiesel.
c. Jane: Look at this! This bus runs on used cooking oil.
d. Mark: Does it make a lot of noise?
e. Mark: No way! How can old oil move such a big vehicle?
Imagine traveling from one city (1) ______ another in just a few minutes. This will be possible with the Hyperloop. This system uses (2) ______ tubes and very fast pods to carry people. Because there is almost no air inside the tubes, the pods can move very fast. They (3) ______ can reach about 1,000 kilometers per hour.
The Hyperloop is also good for (4) ______ environment. It uses solar panels to produce clean energy, (5) ______ there is no smoke or noise pollution. With these benefits, many countries are now investing money in building Hyperloop systems.
1. English is a very popular language today. More than 1.5 billion people speak it all over the world. It is the main language in countries like the USA, the United Kingdom, Australia, and Canada. In these places, children learn English as their first language at home. Because so many people use it, English is often called an "international language."
2. There are many reasons why English is important. First, English helps people communicate with others from different countries. For example, tourists use English to ask for directions or buy things when they travel abroad. Second, most information on the internet is in English. If you know English, you can learn about many interesting things like science, music, and movies. Therefore, learning English is very useful for everyone.
What is the best title for the passage?
Why is English called an "international language"?
The word their in paragraph 1 refers to ________.
The word communicate in paragraph 2 is closest in meaning to ___________.
Which of the following is NOT mentioned according to the passage?
Last year, my class visited Edinburgh Castle in Scotland. (1) __________. When we arrived there, we walked up a high hill to reach the castle. (2) __________. Inside the castle, we saw the Crown Jewels and the Stone of Destiny. (3) __________. Our teacher told us to stay together, because the building is very large and easy to get lost in. After the tour, we went to a small gift shop. (4) __________. I bought a scarf for my mother there. It was a very interesting trip.
A. There were many beautiful souvenirs like postcards and keychains
B. It is a very old castle from the 12th century
C. From the top, we could see the whole city with a beautiful view
D. They are very important symbols of Scotland