II. Word form: 1. One Pillar Pagoda is a major tourist _______________ in Hanoi. (attract) 2.​Imperial citadel of Thang Long is a _______________ complex built during the Ly Dynasty. (culture) 3.​King Ly Nhan Tong was the _______________ of the Imperial Academy. (found) 4.​In 1484, King Le Thanh Tong odered the _______________ of the first Doctors’ stone tablets. (erect) 5.​The Imperial Academy was opened to educate _______________ students from all over the country. (talent) 6.​The circle and square of the pavilion _______________ the heaven and the earth. (symbol) 7.​The 82 Doctors’ stone tablets have recently received _______________ as a National Treasure. (recognise) 8.​Tourists like to visit _______________ monuments such as Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum and the Temple of Literature. (history) 9.​ Mike’s hobby is listening to music. He gets a lot ___________ from listening to music. (enjoy) 10.​John is a stamp ___________. He has a lot of rare and valuable stamps. (collect) 11.​One third of children in the U. S. is ___________ or obese. (weigh) 12.​I have ___________ so I must go to a dentist. (tooth) 13. Junk food is ___________, so we shouldn’t eat too much junk food. (health) 14. Blood ___________ give blood for use in hospitals. (donate) 15. They aren’t forced to do charity work. They do it ___________. (volunteer) 16. They opened a shelter to provide housing for the ___________. (home)

V. Supply the correct form of the words in brackets.
1. One Pillar Pagoda is a major tourist _______________ in Hanoi. (attract)
2. Imperial citadel of Thang Long is a _______________ complex built during the Ly Dynasty.
(culture)
3. King Ly Nhan Tong was the _______________ of the Imperial Academy. (found)
4. In 1484, King Le Thanh Tong odered the _______________ of the first Doctors’ stone tablets. (erect)
5. The Imperial Academy was opened to educate _______________ students from all over the country. (talent)
6. The circle and square of the pavilion _______________ the heaven and the earth. (symbol)
7. The 82 Doctors’ stone tablets have recently received _______________ as a National Treasure. (recognise)
8. Tourists like to visit _______________ monuments such as Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum and the Temple of Literature. (history)

V. Supply the correct form of the words in brackets.
1. One Pillar Pagoda is a major tourist _______________ in Hanoi. (attract)
2. Imperial citadel of Thang Long is a _______________ complex built during the Ly Dynasty.
(culture)
3. King Ly Nhan Tong was the _______________ of the Imperial Academy. (found)
4. In 1484, King Le Thanh Tong odered the _______________ of the first Doctors’ stone
tablets. (erect)
5. The Imperial Academy was opened to educate _______________ students from all over the
country. (talent)
6. The circle and square of the pavilion _______________ the heaven and the earth. (symbol)
7. The 82 Doctors’ stone tablets have recently received _______________ as a National
Treasure. (recognise)
8. Tourists like to visit _______________ monuments such as Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum and
the Temple of Literature. (history)

- giải thích giùm với ạ:<

Choose A, B, C, or D that best completes each sentence.

Question: The Thang Long Imperial Citadel was built in the 11^th century by the Ly 

_____the independence of the Dai Viet.

A. marking

B. offering

C. commemorating

D. bringing

Ex1: Read the text carfully, then decide whether the following ststements are true (T) or false (F).
Famously being one of vietnam's seven UNESCO World Heritage Sites, the Imperial City of Hue has long been a must-see attraction for tourists.
The Imperial City of Hue was actually a walled fortress and palace belonged to the ancient City of Hue which was a capital city of the Nguyen Dynasty- Vietnam's last royal dynasty fro 140 years. The grandeur architecture was planned to be built in 1803 by Emperor Gia Long. During 27 years from 1805 to 1832, the Imperial City of Hue was finally completed under the reign of the Emperor Minh Mang, making it the most massive structure being built in the history of modern Vietnam. There are total of ten main parts: The Citadel and The Forbidden City. The complex of the Emperor's residence, gates, temples, and pagodas was severely damage during the Vietnam War, and only 20 out of 148 bulding survied

1: Hue used to be of 148 buildings survived

2: The Imperial City of Hue was built in 1803 by Emperor Gia Long

3: It took 27 years to complete the construction of the Imperial City of Hue

4: The Imperial City of Hue includes two main parts: The Citadel and the Forbidden City;

5: Many relics in Hue Imperial City were badly dsmsged due to natural disasters

6: The Imperial City of Hue was made a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

supply the corect form of the words in brackets

1.One Pillar Pagoda is a major tourist......................in Hanoi(attract)

2.Imperial citadel of Thang Long is a ................complex built during the Ly Dynasty(culture)

3.King Ly Nhan Tong was the...................of the Imperial Academy.(found)

4.In 1484,King Le Thanh Tong odered the............of the first Doctors' stone tablets(erect)

5.the Imperial Academy was opened to educate...................students from all over the country(talent)

6.The circle anh square of the pavilion.............the heaven anh the earth.(symbol)

7.The 82 Doctor's stone tablets have recently received........as a National Treasure.(recognise)

8.Tourists like to visit.....................monuments such as Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum and the Temple of Literature(history)

 1)T(TRUE)  OR  F(FALSE)

Famously being one of Vietnam’s seven UNESCO World Heritage Sites, the ImperialCity of Hue has long been a must-see attraction for tourists. The Imperial City of Hue was actually a walled fortress and palace belonged to the ancient city of Hue which was a capital city of the Nguyen Dynasty – Vietnam’s last royal dynasty for 140 years. The grandeur architecture was planned to be built in 1803 by Emperor Gia Long. During 27 years from 1805 to 1832, the Imperial City of Hue was finally completed under the reign of the Emperor Minh Mang, making it the most massive structure being built in the history of modern Vietnam. There are total of ten main majestic gates leading to the Imperial City of Hue, which can be divided into two main parts: The Citadel and The Forbidden City. The complex of the Emperor’s residence, gates, temples, and pagodas was severely damaged during the Vietnam War, and only 20 out of 148 buildings survived.

0. Hue used to be the capital of Vietnam.

1. The Imperial City of Hue was built in 1803 by Emperor Gia Long.

2.It took 27 years to complete the construction of the Imperial City of Hue.

3. The Imperial City of Hue includes two main parts: The Citadel and the Forbidden City.

4. Many relics in Hue Imperial City were badly damaged due to natural disasters.

5 .The Imperial City of Hue was made a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Bài 3: Choose the letter A, B, C or D to answer these following questions

Ancient China 

The Han Dynasty

The Han Dynasty was one of the great dynasties of Ancient China. Much of Chinese culture was established during the Han dynasty and it is sometimes called the Golden Age of Ancient China. It was an era of peace and prosperity and allowed China to expand to a major world power.

When was the Han Dynasty? 

The Han Dynasty ran for over 400 years, from 206 BC to 220 AD. It was the second Imperial dynasty after the Qin Dynasty. It was followed by the Three Kingdoms period. 

How did it get started? 

The Han Dynasty began with a peasant revolt against the Qin Emperor. It was led by Liu Bang, son of a peasant family. Once the Qin Emperor was killed there was a war for four years between Liu Bang and his rival Xiang Yu. Liu Bang won the war and became emperor. He changed his name to Han Gaozu and established the Han Dynasty. 

Civil Service 

One of the first things that Emperor Gaozu did was to establish the civil service. He gathered a number of educated men to help him run the empire. Later Han emperors would establish examinations and schools to make sure that only the most intelligent men would run the government. This method of government would run for over 2,000 years. 

Major Advances 

Liu Bang - Founder of the Han Dynasty by Miuki The period of the Han Dynasty was a time of invention and science. One of the most important inventions was paper. Paper allowed the government to easily keep records and pass on instructions throughout the empire.

Other important inventions include iron casting, crop rotation, and acupuncture as well as advancements in medicine, mathematics, building, agriculture, engineering, and astronomy. 

What was life like? 

Many people lived in the cities. Life was nice for the rich who lived in big houses that were finely decorated with carpets and art. They wore silk robes and were well educated. Life in the city was difficult for the poor who lived in crowded houses and often went without food. 

Life in the countryside was better for the peasants. They had to work hard, but they generally had food and shelter. Taxes were reduced during the Han Dynasty and people who tilled the soil were often respected. 

Merchants were generally not respected. However, they were able to become rich, especially with trade improving due to the Silk Road and general peace in the country. Laws were made to make merchants wear white clothes and pay high taxes. 

Fun Facts about the Han Dynasty 

The biggest products in the Han economy were iron, salt, copper work, and silk. 

The Silk Road was established during the Han Dynasty. This trade route from China to Europe was a great source of wealth and luxury items. 

Buddhism first came to China during this time. 

Social status was very rigid. There were 20 ranks of status and each level had increased privileges. Merchants were ranked low while craftsmen, doctors, and farmers were ranked fairly high. 

There was a short period when the Han Dynasty was overthrown by the Xin Dynasty. This lasted from 8 - 22 AD. The time before the Xin is often called the Western Han and the time after the Eastern Han. 

The name of the first Han emperor, Gaozu, means "high ancestor." He named his palace Lasting Joy.

1) When did the Han Dynasty rule Ancient China?

2000 BC to 1500 BC

510 BC to 245 BC

206 BC to 220 AD

251 AD to 430 AD

650 AD to 790 AD

2) Who was the founder and first emperor of the Han Dynasty?

Liu Bang

Kublai Khan

Xiang Yu

Zheng Heng

Mao Tse Tung

3) What was the organization that was founded under the Han Dynasty which ran the Chinese government for over 2000 years?

Feudal system

Civil service

Democracy

Communal Representation

Hierarchical Republic

4) What famous trade route was established during the Han Dynasty?

The Indian Spice Route

The East-West Trail

The Middle Passage

The Lapis Lazuli Route

The Silk Road

5) What important invention allowed the Han government to stay organized and keep detailed records?

Compass

Paper

Ink

The quill pen

Acupuncture

6) This group of people became rich during the Han Dynasty, however they were not respected and were forced to wear white clothes and pay high taxes.

Farmers

Soldiers

Monks

Merchants

Artists

7) True or False: The period of the Han Dynasty was a time of war and poverty for most of Ancient China.

TRUE

FALSE

8) What major religion first arrived in China during the Han Dynasty?

Taoism

Christianity

Buddhism

Confucianism

Islam

9) The Hans established many social rankings of respect. Which of the following occupations were considered fairly high ranking jobs?

Doctors

Farmers

Craftsmen

All of the above

None of the above

10) What dynasty came before the Han Dynasty?

Qin

Tang

Yuan

Ming

Song