1. Could you ________ in the paper and see what’s on TV tonight?

A. see                         B. watch                                 C. look                       D. examine

2. I’m reading a ______ set in Greece during the Second World War.

A. novel                     B. fiction                                C. literature               D. writing

3. Harry kept us _____ throughout the journey with his non-stop jokes.

A. enjoyed                 B. entertained                       C. laughed                 D. pleasured

4. –“ Why don’t you ask Mai for help?  - “________”

            A. That’s a good idea           B. Never mind           C. I hope so               D. Yes, please.

5. If it keeps on raining, the volleyball game ought to____________

A. have postponed               B. be postponed        C. be postponing      D. postpone

6. I think the discussion has gone ______ and we should make a decision

A. enough long         B. such long                          C. long enough          D. so long

7. ‘Did you call John?’==> No, because I _____ go out. I’ll try him later today.’

A. had to                    B. must                                   C. might                     D. need

8. ‘Why are you taking your PlayStation games?’ - ‘Oh, just _______ Tommy wants to borrow them.’

A. as long as              B. in case                               C. provided that        D. unless

9. I’ll give you another hour to ________up your mind.

A. give                        B. go                           C. take                        D. make

10. If our flight is delayed, we will _____ our connection in Los Angeles?

A. drop                       B. miss                                   C. lose                        D. lack

11. My mother is always…………………about the things I bought.

            A. complaining         B. complains                         C. complain               D. to complain

12. Are you……………………..with your composition?

            A. satisfy                   B. satisfied                            C. satisfaction                       D. satisfying

  TEST FOR UNIT 8 
I. Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from the others. 
1. A. camp                    B. language            C. native             D. accent 
2. A. capital                 B. scenic              C. Scotland           D. iconic 
3. A. increased               B. provided            C. haunted            D. founded 
4. A. loch                    B. schedule            C. French             D. chaos 
5. A. brigade                 B. kilt                C. liberty            D. icon 

II. Choose the word whose main stress pattern is placed differently. 
1. A. American                B. Canadian            C. Australian         D. Portuguese 
2. A. monument                B. symbolize           C. attraction         D. spectacle 
3. A. natural                 B. trainee             C. unique             D. parade 
4. A. territory               B. festivity           C. traditional        D. geography 
5. A. official                B. legendary           C. historic           D. iconic 

III. Fill in each blank with an appropriate word. 
        Wales   is   one   of   the   countries   (1)   __________   the   United   Kingdom.  It’s  a  small  
country with England to the east. It has some of the (2) __________ beautiful beaches in the 
UK and is a popular destination for holidaymakers and water sports fans. As (3) __________ 
as beaches, there are a lot of mountains and also three national parks, including Snowdonia. 
It is in north Wales and (4)__________ highest mountain, Snowdon, is l,085m. 
        The (5)__________ of Wales is just over three million people, around five percent of 
the total UK population. Most Welsh people live in South Wales in the (6)__________ city, 
Cardiff,   and   two   other   big   cities:   Swansea   and   Newport.   In   Cardiff   you   can   go   shopping, 
(7)__________ the castle, go to the museum or go to a concert or sports match at the famous 
Millennium Stadium. 
        If you ever go to Wales, you (8)__________  see   dragons   everywhere!   Not   real   ones, 
of   course,   but   a   red   dragon   appears   on   the   national   (9)   __________   of   Wales.   Other   (10) 
__________      of Wales include the leek (a long, green vegetable) and the daffodil (a white or 
yellow flower). 

IV. Choose the best answer A, B, C or D to complete the sentence. 

1. Residents from Liverpool speak English__________ a different accent. 
A. with                B. as                 C. on                         D. under 
2. Last summer, Mike spent two weeks__________ a summer camp. 
A. for                 B. in                 C. on                         D. at 
3. The inhabitants of Scotland are called__________. 
A. Scotlanders         B. Scotlish           C. Scots                      D. Scotchs 
4. Her English accent is so good that she is thought of as a__________ speakers. 
A. natural             B. official           C. non-native                 D. native 

5. Loch Ness is a__________ in the Highlands of Scotland. 
A. person           B. lake             C. valley                  D. river 
6. __________ having two official languages, Canada has the third largest English-speaking 
population. 
A. Despite          B. Because          C. Due to                  D. Even though 
7. The Capital of Canada is__________. 
A. Edinburgh        B. Ottawa           C. Cardiff                 D. Belfast 
8. __________ your international summer camp going? - It’s just awesome. 
A. How’s            B. What’s           C. Where’s                 D. When’s 
9. Susan looks forward__________ a music camp, where she can sing and dance. 
A. to attend        B. to attending     C. to be attended          D. be attending 
10. Where do Maoris live? 
A. Scotland         B. Australia        C. Canada                  D. New Zealand 

V. Choose the underlined word or phrase, A, B, c or D that needs correcting. 
1. Could you meet us at the airport tomorrow afternoon? Our flight will land at 4 o’clock. 
       A                     B                                            C           D 
2. Australia is home of many unique species of animals that cannot be found anywhere else. 
                   A                       B                      C                   D 
3. The English language has approximate 400 million native speakers worldwide. 
        A                        B               C                            D 
4. The United States of American is the world’s third largest country in size. 
                 A                         B           C                   D 
5. About 20 percents of the world’s population speaks English as a first or second language. 
                 A              B                   C              D 
6. Scottish kilts were traditionally wore as full length garments by Gaelic-speaking male. 
                  A                    B                C                    D 
7. The Australian flag consists a dark blue field with the Union Jack and six white stars. 
            A             B                        C          D 
8. I find it’s difficult to understand some of my Scottish friends because of their accent. 
          A                B                         C                 D 
9. Niagara Falls is one of the most spectacle waterfalls in the world. 
                 A                   B             C      D 
10. Visitors to Scotland can spend endless days to explore its historic centuries-old castles. 
             A                         B              C            D 

VI. Write the correct tense or form of the verbs in brackets. 

1. I__________ (already/ apply) for a sports summer camp in the UK. 

2. Minh usually__________ (watch) movies in English and it__________ (help) improve 
his English. 

3. We__________ (visit) the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island if we go to New York. 

4. Where__________ (you/ go) on your holiday next summer? 
5. The Viking__________ (invade) Ireland in the 9th century. 
6. English__________ (speak) as the primary language in many countries around the world. 
7. If it__________ (not rain) today we’d take a trip to Edinburgh Castle. 
8. The 12th English Teaching Conference__________ (take place) on 5-12 June. 
9. Since the late 1980s, the economy of Ireland__________ (grow) rapidly. 
10. Everyone__________ (sleep) when the earthquake__________ (hit) the small town two 
days ago. 
11. Do you have difficulty__________ (understand) your Australian friends? 
12. Let’s__________ (visit) medieval castles. It’s really interesting, I think. 

VII. Supply the correct form of the words in brackets. 
1. Many companies recruit graduate__________ to train as managers. (train) 
2. The pronunciation course will help you make a big__________ in your spoken English. 
(improve) 
3. Many__________ students choose to study in Australia because of the high quality 
of education. (nation) 
4. Is the Loch Ness Monster a real or__________ creature? (legend) 
5. People around the world see the Statue of Liberty as a Symbol of__________. (free) 
6. The__________ in Switzerland is exceedingly attractive to the tourists. (scenic) 
7. Vancouver and Toronto are__________ liveable cities in the world. (famous) 
8. One of the less__________ features of California is the threat of earthquakes. (attract) 
9. Both__________ and English are the official languages of Ireland. (Ireland) 
10. Denali State Park is one of North America’s most__________ beautiful regions. 
(spectacle) 

VIII. Match the questions to the answers. 
    1. What is the Capital of Australia?                       a. British flag 
    2. Who discovered Australia and New Zealand?               b. The kiwi 
    3. How many States are there in the United States?         c. The Maple Leaf 
    4. What countries wear kilts?                              d. California 
    5. Where is New Zealand located?                           e. Canberra 
    6. What country is home to a number of marsupials?         f. Fifty 
    7. What’s the most typical animal in New Zealand?          g. Australia 
    8. What’s the Union Jack?                                  h. James Cook 
    9. What is the national Symbol of Canada?                  i. Below Australia 
    10. Which US State is called the Sunshine State?           j. Scotland and Ireland 

IX. Choose the word or phrase which best fits each gap. 

                                         THE LONDON EYE 
        The London Eye is an attraction not to be missed when visiting London! 
        The London Eye is the massive Ferris wheel that (1) __________135 meters tall and 
120   meters   wide   on   the   South   bank   of   the   River   Thames,   near   Westminster   Bridge  and 
opposite the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben. 
Originally called The Millennium Wheel, the formal opening (2) __________was performed 
by Tony Blair on the last day of 1999, with the first members of the public riding the wheel 
(3) __________ March 2000. The wheel took only 16 months to build, and at the time was 
the   tallest   observation   wheel   in   the   world   (two   larger   wheels   have   since   been   built).   It 
remains the tallest wheel in Europe. 
        Around the wheel are 32 capsules, each representing one London (4) __________                    . 
Each capsule weighs 10 tonnes and carries 25 passengers. As the wheel slowly rotates, taking 
about 30 minutes to complete one rotation at a (5) __________              of 26 cm per second, visitors 
can sit or walk around inside the capsules and enjoy marvellous views over London of up to 
40 kilometres. Visitors might be able to (6) __________            the Olympic park in Stratford, Big 
Ben, St Pau’s Cathedral and Buckingham Palace. On a clear day it is possible to see Windsor 
Castle.   The   slow   rotation   of   the   wheel   means   that   it   can   revolve   continuously   without 
needing to stop to let people (7) __________. 
        The London Eye is the most popular paid for attraction in London, with 3.5 million 
visitors every year. It has already become an (8) __________ London building. The yearly 
New Year’s Eve fireworks are launched from the base of the London Eye. 
        1. A. builds                 B. stands              C. holds              D. reaches 
        2. A. celebration            B. anniversary         C. ceremony           D. meeting 
        3. A. in                     B. on                  C. at                 D. from 
        4. A. division               B. county              C. region             D. borough 
        5. A. speed                  B. length              C. distance           D. lick 
        6. A. visit                  B. spot                C. attract            D. join 
        7. A. in and out             B. on and on           C. off and on    

 8. A. ancient                B. historic            C. iconic             D. official 

X. Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answers. 

                                        NATIVE AMERICANS 
       Native Americans have been living in what is now the United States of America since 
long before any Europeans came. They are not just a single group of people - there are many 
different    tribes  of  Native   Americans.     Different   Native   American     groups    have   different 
languages, religious believes, and ways of living, or folkways. The Hopi are Native Americans who come from what is now the American Southwest. 
When   the   Spanish   came   to   America   in   the   16th   century   and  found   the   Hopi   people,   they 
nicknamed them “pueblo people” because Hopi people didn’t move around much - they lived 
together in what amounted to towns. Pueblo is a Spanish word that means “town.” The Hopi  
have always been a very peaceful people. Their name comes from the term Hopituh Shi-nu- 
mu, which means, in the Hopi language, “The Peaceful People” or “Peaceful Little Ones.” 
        The Navajo come from the same general area as the Hopi. But instead of staying in 
one place, they moved around. They didn’t live in permanent towns like the Hopi. They were  
a “semi-nomadic” people. While the Hopi were historically known for farming, the Navajo 
were   known   for   hunting   and   gathering.   After   they   met   the   Spanish,   the   Navajo   became 
known for herding sheep. The Hopi, not so much. 
        Today, there may not be as many thriving Native American tribes as there used to be, 
but there are more than a few. All in all, there are about 1,000 different groups of Native 
American people in the United States, and each group is unique. 
1. How long have Native Americans been living in America? 
A. A few decades                                    B. Since after the arrival of Europeans 
C. About the same time as the Europeans             D. Long before any Europeans came 
2. Why does the author compare different Native American tribes? 
A. to show that they all come from the same region of North America 
B. to show how different Native American tribes can be 
C. to show the different ways Native American tribes found food 
D. to show the traveling patterns of different Native American tribes 
3. Which of the following is NOT true about the Hopi? 
A. They live in the American Southwest. 
B. They were farmers. 
C. They travelled from place to place in search of land. 
D. They enjoyed a peaceful way of life. 
4. What does the word “permanent” most nearly mean? 
A. changing                   B. cultural                   C. long-lasting              D. unstable 
5. After the Spanish arrived in the 1600s, the Navajo 

A. didn’t live in permanent towns.                  B. lived by hunting and gathering. 
C. moved from their homeland.                       D. began to farm sheep. 
6. What can be inferred about the number of Native American tribes? 
A. There are more Native American tribes today than in the 16th century. 
B. There are fewer Native American tribes today than in the 16th century. 
C. There are the same number of Native American tribes today as in the 16th century. 
D. It is unclear about the number of Native American tribes. 

7. What is the main idea of this passage? 

A. Native American tribes can be very different from one another. 

B. Native American tribes should be recognized for their similarities. 

C. The Spanish had a dramatic effect on Native American tribes. 

D. The Hopi and Navajo are the two most important Native American tribes. 

1 Mr.Quang (teach)________ in this school since he (graduate)_______ from the university in 1989

2 My brother (leave)______ home 10 years ago. I (never meet)________ him since then

3 Where you (spend)_____ your summer holiday last year, Tam?

4 When we (be)____ small, our family (live)_____ in the countryside

5 I (read)_____ an interesting book at the moment

6 How long you (know) _____ Mrs.Chi?- I (know)______ here for five years

7 We (not see)________ her since we (be)_____ on holiday in Ha Long bay

8 Phuong (not finish)_______ her homework yet

9 It's three years since I last (see)______ Nam

10 You (be)______ away?- Yes I (go)______ to the country last Sunday

11 I (not eat)_____ anything for two days

12 They (move)_____ to Ho Chi Minh City in 1990 and (live)______ there since then

mấy bn giúp mk,ai lm đc mk sẽ tick cho

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Dịch nghĩa các từ sau (Phrasal verb) :

Talk over

Leave out

Put forward

Work out

Get by

Come about

Cần gấp nha mn. 

Arigato

"Onee-sama"

Câu 4. The harder this farmer works, …………… he becomes.

A. the poorest         B. the poorer          C. the more poor        D. poorer

Câu 5.        ………. you study for these exams, the better you will do.

A. The harder                B. harder                      C. The hardest             D. The more hard

Câu 6.         The faster  the time passes, …………… I feel!  

A. the nervous                        B.   most nervous            

C.  the more nervous          D.   more nervous

Câu  7.The more you study,    ……………………you gain

Each problem consists of three statements. Based on the first two statements, the third statement may be true, false, or uncertain.

1. Tanya is older than Eric.

    Cliff is older than Tanya.

    Eric is older than Cliff.

    If the first two statements are true, the third statement is _______. (true/ false/ uncertain)

2. Blueberries cost more than strawberries.

    Blueberries cost less than raspberries.

    Raspberries cost more than strawberries and blueberries.

    If the first two statements are true, the third statement is _______. (true/ false/ uncertain)

3. All the tulips in Zoe's garden are white.

    All the pansies in Zoe's garden are yellow.

    All the flowers in Zoe's garden are either white or yellow.

    If the first two statements are true, the third statement is _______. (true/ false/ uncertain)

4. The temperature on Monday was lower than on Tuesday.

    The temperature on Wednesday was lower than on Tuesday.

    The temperature on Monday was higher than on Wednesday.

    If the first two statements are true, the third statement is _______. (true/ false/ uncertain)

5. Three pencils cost the same as two erasers.

    Four erasers cost the same as one ruler.

    Pencils are more expensive than rulers.

    If the first two statements are true, the third statement is _______. (true/ false/ uncertain)

6. Apartments in the Riverdale Manor cost less than apartments in The Gaslight Commons.

    Apartments in the Livingston Gate cost more than apartments in The Gaslight Commons.

    Of the three apartment buildings, the Livingston Gate costs the most.

    If the first two statements are true, the third statement is _______. (true/ false/ uncertain)

7. All the offices on the 9th floor have wall-to-wall carpeting.

    No wall-to-wall carpeting is pink.

    None of the offices on the 9th floor has pink wall-to-wall carpeting.

    If the first two statements are true, the third statement is _______. (true/ false/ uncertain)