Choose ONE sentence that is closest in meaning with the original one
Câu 36. She last ate this kind of food in January.
A. She haven't eaten this kind of food since January.
B. She hasn't ate this kind of food for January.
C. She hasn't eaten this kind of food since January.
D. She hasn't eaten this kind of food in January.
Câu 37. What / you / plan / do / your / summer vacation?
A. What do you plan doing on your summer vacation?
B. What do you plan to do on your summer vacation?
C. What do you plan do on your summer vacation?
D. What you plan to do on your summer vacation?
Câu 38. You helped me. That was kind.
A. It was kind of you to help me.
B. It was kind of you helped me.
C. It was kind of you help me.
D. It was kind of you helping me.
Câu 39. This festival was first held in 1930.
A. They have first held this festival in 1930.
B. They would first hold this festival in 1930.
C. They first held this festival in 1930.
D. They first hold this festival in 1930.
Câu 40. "Have you ever been to My Son, Lan?", Hoa asked me.
A. Hoa asked me if I have been to My Son.
B. Hoa asked Lan if she has ever been to My Son.
C. Hoa asked Lan if she had ever been to My Son
D. Hoa asked me if I had ever been to My Son

Work in groups. Which of the following do you think is more influenced by modern technology? Tick (✓) your choice(s).

- ways of communicating 

- traditional food and drink 

- ways of learning 

II/ Read the passage. Then write True or False for each of the sentences below. (1.5pt)

In the UK we each use about two hundred steel food and drink cans every year. Steel cans are popular because they are convenient, easy to store and unbreakable. But when you have finished with a can what do you do with it? Do you throw it away and forget all about it? Probably! But behind the scenes there are people whose work is to make sure that the steel is never wasted. In fact, recycling or re-using steel cans is so successful that every day of the year more than five million cans start new lives in new steel products.

After you have thrown away your can, what happens? Well, first of all it is collected by the men who empty your dustbin each week and take to a tip, together with all the other household rubbish. Then the rubbish is sorted and the steel cans are taken separately to a special factory which turns old cans into high quality steel. It’s this steel that may well find its way back into your home in the form of knives and folks, garden equipment and, of course, food and drink cans.

So next time you open your fizzy drink, just remember where your can may have been!

23. In the UK people use about two hundred steel food and drinks cans yearly.________

24. Every year there are more than five million cans starting new lives in new steel products_________

25.Cans are sorted and then they are taken to the factory for recycling.___________

26.The steel cans can only be recycled to make into garden household _________

27. The topic sentence of this passage is___________

A. recycle cansB. the recycling of cans C. how to recycle cans D. what is recycle cans

28. The nearest meaning of “its” in line 9 is____________

A. of the cans B. of the steel C. of the homes D. of the knives

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I/ Read the passage. Then write True or False for each of the sentences below. (1.5pt)

In the UK we each use about two hundred steel food and drink cans every year. Steel cans are popular because they are convenient, easy to store and unbreakable. But when you have finished with a can what do you do with it? Do you throw it away and forget all about it? Probably! But behind the scenes there are people whose work is to make sure that the steel is never wasted. In fact, recycling or re-using steel cans is so successful that every day of the year more than five million cans start new lives in new steel products.

After you have thrown away your can, what happens? Well, first of all it is collected by the men who empty your dustbin each week and take to a tip, together with all the other household rubbish. Then the rubbish is sorted and the steel cans are taken separately to a special factory which turns old cans into high quality steel. It’s this steel that may well find its way back into your home in the form of knives and folks, garden equipment and, of course, food and drink cans.

So next time you open your fizzy drink, just remember where your can may have been!

23. In the UK people use about two hundred steel food and drinks cans yearly.________

24. Every year there are more than five million cans starting new lives in new steel products_________

25.Cans are sorted and then they are taken to the factory for recycling.___________

26.The steel cans can only be recycled to make into garden household _________

27. The topic sentence of this passage is___________

A. recycle cansB. the recycling of cans C. how to recycle cans D. what is recycle cans

28. The nearest meaning of “its” in line 9 is____________

A. of the cans B. of the steel C. of the homes D. of the knives

hep meee

Giup mi nha cac bn

Thans

II/ Read the passage. Then write True or False for each of the sentences below. (1.5pt)

In the UK we each use about two hundred steel food and drink cans every year. Steel cans are popular because they are convenient, easy to store and unbreakable. But when you have finished with a can what do you do with it? Do you throw it away and forget all about it? Probably! But behind the scenes there are people whose work is to make sure that the steel is never wasted. In fact, recycling or re-using steel cans is so successful that every day of the year more than five million cans start new lives in new steel products.

After you have thrown away your can, what happens? Well, first of all it is collected by the men who empty your dustbin each week and take to a tip, together with all the other household rubbish. Then the rubbish is sorted and the steel cans are taken separately to a special factory which turns old cans into high quality steel. It’s this steel that may well find its way back into your home in the form of knives and folks, garden equipment and, of course, food and drink cans.

So next time you open your fizzy drink, just remember where your can may have been!

23. In the UK people use about two hundred steel food and drinks cans yearly.________

24. Every year there are more than five million cans starting new lives in new steel products_________

25.Cans are sorted and then they are taken to the factory for recycling.___________

26.The steel cans can only be recycled to make into garden household _________

27. The topic sentence of this passage is___________

A. recycle cansB. the recycling of cans C. how to recycle cans D. what is recycle cans

28. The nearest meaning of “its” in line 9 is____________

A. of the cans B. of the steel C. of the homes D. of the knives

hep meee

Giup mi nha cac bn

Thans

• What can we do (live/to live/living).......... a healthy life?
• In our society, people spend more and more time................... (work/ to work/working).
• So we often don't bother (prepare/to prepare/preparing).................... healthy meals.
• In order (save/to save/saving)............. time, we tend buyto buybuying fast food.
• At fast food restaurants, we can (eat/to eat/eating).................... quite a lot without (have/to have/having)............. (pay/to pay/paying)................. a fortune.
• And children enjoy( eat/to eat/eating)............... chips and burgers and (drink/to drink/drinking)................ lemonade and cola.
• That's a problem because eating habits are hard (shake/to shake/shaking)..................
• The high amount of carbonhydrates in fast food and sugary drinks is blamed for (destabilise/to destabilise/destabilising)................... the body's regulation of appetite.
• So we keep on (want/to want/wanting)............. eatto eateating more.
• Bad eating habits result in people (become/to become/becoming).................. obese.
• Obese people risk (suffer/to suffer/suffering)..................... from heart diseases.
• We can avoidto avoidavoiding( risk/to risk/risking)............... such diseases by (choose/to choose/choosing).............. (eat/to eat/eating).............. healthy food.
• Be careful though. Some people are convinced (do/to do/doing)........... something for their health by (live/to live/living)................. on energy bars or cornflakes.
• And this is what the advertising for these products wants (make/to make/making)................ us (think/to think/thinking).............
• In reality, however, these foods are often heavily sugared (give/to give/giving)................. them flavour.
• But sugar is not mentioned as clearly as the low fat - that's why experts warn against (rely/to rely/relying).............. on the ads.
• To live a healthy life, we ought (choose/to choose/choosing)..................... our food wisely.
• We should (eat/to eat/eating)................ regular meals and (try/to try/trying)............. (find/to find/finding)............. ways of (exercise/to exercise/exercising)................... more.

Read the following passage and answer the questions

Tet or Lunar New Year holiday is the most important celebration for Vietnamese people. Tet is a festival which happens in late January or early February. Before Tet, people usually clean and decorate their homes. They go to market to buy candy, jams or dried water melon seeds. They also get new clothes which are worn at Tet. They often buy beach blossoms and marigolds which are traditional flowers on Tet holiday. Tet is a time for family members gather and have some special meals with special food such as sticky rice cakes. People often visit relatives and close friends on the second day of the holiday.

Answer the questions

What is the other name of Tet?