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WHAT IS A TOOTHACHE?

A toothache is any ... or soreness within or around a tooth or the jaw. The most common ... of toothache is dental cavities. Bacteria in the mouth can form plaques that stick to teeth and form acids that eat throgh tooth enamel, causing a ... . This toothache pain is usually ... when you eat cold or hot food. Other common causes of toothache are ..., tooth abscess, cracked tooth, irritated tooth root, and a condition called temporomandibular joint, which affects the jaw.

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What is a toothache?

A toothache is any......(1)...... or soreness within or around a tooth or the jaw. The most coomom.....(2).... of toothache is denal cavities. Bacteria in the month can form plaques that stick to teeth and form accids that eat through toth enamel, causing..(3).... This toothache pain is usually..(4).. when you eatcold or hot food. Other comom causes of toothache are ....(5).... tooth abscess, cracked tooth, irritated tooth root, and a condition called temporomandibular joint, which affects the jaw

I.  Read the text below and select the best option for each blank. Write your answers (A, B, C, or D) in the box provided. (10 marks)

Earthquakes

An earthquake is a trembling of the earth’s surface and is caused by natural (1) ______ within the earth itself. About a million earthquakes are (2)______ each year, but the vast (3)______ are small and cause little or no (4)______. (5)______ the energy of a large earthquake can be 10,000 times more powerful than that of the first atomic bomb. The terrible earthquake that (6)______ the cities of Tokyo and Yokohama in Japan in 1923 caused an estimate of 142,807 deaths. Even (7)______ disastrous was an earthquake in China when about 655,000 people died.

Most earthquakes (8)______ under the ocean bed. Many of these are harmless, but sometimes tidal waves are set up on the (9)______. The waves are not high in the middle of the ocean, but they travel quickly, and may be huge as they rush up a shallow shore. Such devastating walls of water can (10)______ widespread destruction.

1.   A. resources B. strength C. forces D. powers

2.   A. shown B. caught C. studied D. recorded

3.   A. area B. majority C. number D. amount

4.   A. hurt B. injury C. damage D. pain  

5.   A. Although B. Yet C. Therefore D. Similarly

6.   A. destroyed B. covered C. threatened D. affected

7.   A. more B. if C. though D. so

8.   A. stay B. occur C. come D. attack

9.   A. ground B. air C. mountain D. surface

10. A. stop B. cause C. influence D. change

II. Read the passage below and choose the answer that best expresses the meaning of the words in bold type.  Write your answer (A, B, C or D) in the box provided. (5 marks)

No one really likes going to the doctor, even though it is the sensible thing to do when feeling ill. Most people tend to postpone making an appointment in the hope that things will get better in a day or two. Yet a common cold or mild case of the flu can sometimes be discussed with a doctor over the telephone. Bed rest and a lot of liquids may be the best treatment. However, the sooner a person reports any abnormal conditions to a doctor, the sooner he or she can intervene and treat the problem. Any illness that lasts longer than a day or includes a fever should be looked at. Early treatment may impede the progress of an illness and curtail its spread to other family members. It is always best to contact a doctor. Doctors should decide whether their patients need appointments.  

1. When people postpone something, they

A. announce it publicly. B. put it off until later.

C. remember to do it. D. refuse to do it later.

2. A lot of liquids means

A. taking a lot of medicine. B. doing a lot of exercise.

C. eating a lot of food. D. drinking a lot of water.

3. An abnormal condition is one that is

A. very common. B. illegal. 

C. not normal. D. expensive to treat.

4. When people impede the progress of something, they

A. blow it up. B. improve it. C. slow it down D. change it.

5. When people curtail something, they

A. spread it quickly. B. give it away.

C. cut it short or reduce it. D. move it about.

Use a/ an/ some or any to fill in the blanks.

1. There isn’t………………. jam in the fridge.

2. She has……………….apples in the cupboard.

3. Are there……………….oranges on the tree?

4. There is……………….sugar in the bowl.

5. I see……………….CD on the shelf.

6. Would you like……………….coffee?

7. Are there……………….children in the park?

8. Jane has got……………….money in her purse.

9. ……………….friend in need is……………….friend indeed.

10. There isn’t……………….water left in the bottle

Câu1 :Write a paragraph about popular foods or drinks in your hometown, using the given questions below ( wite about 70 words)

 a. What is the  popular dish in your hometown?                      c. How is this dish cooked?             

 b. What special ingredients are found in the dish?                   d. How do you feel about the dish?

Give the correct form of verbs.( chia động từ)

1. The dentist (fill)…………………the cavity in my tooth yesterday.

2. What’s the matter, Minh? I ( have)…………….a toothache.

3. The students ( not go) …………..to school last week.

4. What ………..you( do)…………last night? I ( do) …………my homework.

5. We should ( brush )……………..our teeth twice a day.

13. Choose the correct words or phrases to complete the sentences below.

1. I have ..............................(some/ any) food for you if you want some.

2. There is ...........................(a lot of/ some) pepper in my omlette. Too much. I don’t like it.

3. Can I have ................................(some/ a lot of) sauce in my spaghetti? But not too much.

4. I need to buy ......................(some/ any) oil because there isn’t ...........................(some/any) oil in the kitchen.

5. She is a warm and friendly girl. She has..................................... (lots of/ some) friends.

6. I need ........................(some/ any) sugar for the cakes. Is there............................ (any/ a lot of) sugar in the jar?

14. Complete the dialogue with         How much or How many.

Nick: Let’s make an omelette for breakfast, Mai!

Mai: OK, sound good. 1) __________ ______ eggs do we need for the omelette, Nick?

Nick: Five eggs.

Mai: And 2) ____________ ____ tomatoes and onions do we need?

Nick: Two tomatoes and three onions.

Mia: OK. Do we need any flour?

Nick: No, we don’t. 3) __________ ______ butter have we got?

Mia: About 100 grams.

Nick: We need only 40 grams of butter.

Mia: 4) ____________ ____ salt do we need?

Nick: A teaspoon.

Mia: And 5) _____________ ___ pepper do we need?

Nick: Half a teaspoon.

Mia: Do we need anything else?

Nick: Er, well- we need two tablespoons of cold water.

Fill in the blanks with a little / a few or little / few
1. The organiser gave us ____ days to prepare for the competition
2. There is ____ rain in this area, so it's difficult to grow any plants 
3. We both share _____ love for nature and wildlife in South East Asia
4. Ebba sent _____ impressive postcards from Brazil to her sisters
5. He's a new resident. Everyone just knows ______ information about him
6. The problem is that we have very _____ high - quality devices to use
7. ______ effort and luck will help Finn solve his problem 
8. Kim completed her MBA at Washington University ____ months ago
9. Only _____ people know as much about ancient architecture as Albert
10. Why don't you spread ____ strawberry jam on your bread?