When I was four years old I had a little dog named Benny. He was a faithful dog to our family. He used to take care of me when I was little. Mother always trusted Benny because he was never known to leave me or allow anyone to touch me.

One day when I was in the house playing with my dolls, Benny was not with me. I knew that the back door was open and I could get outdoors without being seen. So I got my dolly all dressed up because I was going to take her too. I put my coat and hat on and started off. My dolly and I got outdoors and had started down the lane to the canal when I felt something p7ulling on my dress. I looked around and there was Benny. Oh, how angry I was. I slapped Benny but he knew I was doing wrong. He pulled me home. When I got home mother and my grandmother were looking for me. When they saw Benny pulling me they gave on scream and rant to me and Benny. Benny wagged his tail. Mother put me to bed, but she gave Benny a big piece of meat.

1.What is named of the dog?

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2.why did her mother alway trust the dog?

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3.Whom did the girl go out with?

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4.What did her mother give Benny?

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Unscramble 
1. ______________________
was / when / acted / a / he / vacation / he / on / play / in
2. ______________________
lot / she / on / read / books / vacation / she / a / of / was / when
3. ______________________
vacation / coaster / was / rode / he / when / he / when / he / on / a / roller
4. ______________________
when / on / slept / she / vacation / she / late / was
5. ______________________
he / a / when / competition / was / vacation / on / won / he 
6. ______________________ 
how / she / to / she / vacation / was / learned / when / dive / on

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III. Read the following story and choose the best answer for each question.
Once upon a time, there lived in Morocco one of the richest men on earth. He was King Jodas. He
loved gold more than anything else in the world except his lovely, young daughter with silky, black
hair and sparkling eyes. Whenever King Jodas walked among his fruit trees and flower bushes, he
wished he could turn them all into gold.
Early one morning, a god called Terrus came to visit King Jodas in his palace. He came to reward
King Jodas for doing him a favour. Terrus offered to grant King Jodas whatever he wanted on earth.
The King immediately asked that everything he touched be turned into gold. Terrus unwillingly
granted King Jodas his wish and vanished.
Everything was fine till one fateful day. The King wept aloud in despair as hugged a golden figurine
he loved so much. He did not mean to turn her into gold. begged Terrus to take away the curse of the
golden touch.
1. Which of the following was King Jodas' most favoured?
A. gold B. fruit trees C. flower bushes D. his daughter
2. King Jodas' love for gold tells me that he was___________.
A. greedy B. selfish C. rich D. cruel
3. Terrus was in Morocco because he__________.
A. wanted to visit King Jodas
B. wanted to return King Jodas a favour
C. decided to marry King Jodas' daughter
D. heard about King Jodas' wish
4. King Jodas cried because__________.
A. Terrus was not going to grant him his wish
B. Terrus vanished
C. his daughter was turned into gold
D. Terrus took away his wish
5. Which of the following titles is the most suitable for the story?
A. The golden king
B. A reward
C. The king and his daughter
D. The golden touch
 

1.            Read the text and decide whether each statement below is true (T) or false (f). Circle T or f.

          This week’s documentary in the Extraordinary People series is about Stephen Wiltshire. In the programme, we see Stephen’s panoramic drawing of the centre of London. It’s four meters long, and it’s remarkable. All the building are in the right place. And every detail is correct. The number of floors in the tall building is correct, too. But the most incredible about the drawing is that Stephen drew it from memory, without photos or notes.

Stephen’s story is remarkable, too. When he was three, doctors discovered that he was autistic. He couldn’t speak, and he was often frustrated and angry. His parents saw that he was only happy with a pencil in his hand. His talent became obvious at the age of six when he drew a picture of Selfridges, the famous department store.

At his school for special needs children, they used his love of drawing to help him speak. His teacher took away his paper. ‘Paper!’ he shouted. It was his first word.

(Adapted from English in Motion by Campbell, Holley, & Metcalf (2011), pp. 52-53, Richmond Publishing.)

Chú thích: panoramic (adj): tranh toàn cảnh; incredible (adj) không thể tin nổi, lạ thường; autistic (adj): bị bệnh tự kỷ

I had an amusing experience last year. On the (15) …. to a town in the south of France, a young man (16)…… my car and he asked me for a gift. When he got (17)…… the car, I said good morning to him (18)……….. French and he replied in the same language. After that we kept silent during the journey. I myself know a little (19)……….. French but I didn’t say anything. When I drove to the town, the young man suddenly (20)………….very slowly “ Do you speak English?