Question

III. Choose the best answer

1. The Hung King Temple Festival (takes/ takes part/ takes place/ takes turn) from the 8^th to the 11^th day of the third lunar month in Phu Tho.

2. In Viet Nam, the (cut/ cutting/ cutlery/ cutlet) we mostly use is chopticks.

3. You shouldn’t (break/ cut/ keep/ save) your promise to the children.

4. In some areas, when you meet old people, you (should/ shouldn’t/ don’t have to/ have to) take off your had to greet them and show your respect.

5. It’s a rule, so everyone (should/ shouldn’t/ doesn’t have to/ has to) strictly follow it.

6. Lang Lieu couldn’t buy any special food (although/ when/ while/ because) he was very poor.

7. He was wearing shorts, (and/ but/ or/ so) he was not allowed to go into the temple.

8. Her mother told her to go straight to her granny’s house, (nad/ but/ or/ so) she forgot.

9. Tam is a beautiful girl; (therefore/ however/ moreover/ otherwise), she’s kind-hearted.

10. Lac Long Quan missed his life in the sea; (therefore/ however/ moreover/ otherwise), he took 50 sons back there.

11. You should (study/ studies/ to study/ studied) hard for the final exam.

12. Do we (have take/ having take/ have to take/ having to take) our shoes off when entering the church?

13. I think someone (have to/ should/ don’t have to/ shouldn’t) talk to the boss. We can’t work extra hours on Saturday.

14. She is famous (in/for/ with/ into) her intelligence. She designs many special styles for Ao dai.

15. We (have to/ haven’t to/ could/ must) wear uniform at school from Monday to Saturday. That’s a good way and equal to everyone.

16. Anna (could/ has to/ have to/ doesn’t have to) change her hair style because the old one doesn’t suit her any more.

17. At school, the teachers and students (has to/ have to/ need to/ haven’t to) follow the rules.

18. He (shouldn’t/ should/ couldn’t / was able to) try to be a bit more punctual. It’s rude to be late here.

19. The buses were very (crowd/ crowded/ full/ busy) this morning. We can’t go to the church with you in time.

20. We reached the house after (cycled/ to cycle/ cycling/ cycle) for almost an hour.

21. The Chritian Festival of Easter celebrates the return of Christ from the dead, if/but/however/moreover) the festival is actually named after the goddess of the sun.

22. I couldn’t hear what he said (because/ although/ in spite of/ if) he was muttering under his breath.

23. We do not have many carnivals in Vietnam, (moreover/ while/ nevertheless/ although) we have many special traditional festivals.

24. I was promised a luxury weekend by my husband. (Despite/ Because/ Although/ However), I am not satisfied.

25. (Unless/ Because / If/ Without) you study harder, you won’t be able to pass the examination

26. My sister has been living in Da Lat for 2 years, (however/ although/ if/ because ), she has never been to Than Tho Lake.

27. (When/ Despite/ Although/ If) Vietnamese USO delegation was attending 11^th Oympiad in Argentina, we had chance to meet many friends all over the world and visit different beauty spots there.

28. In 2010, Ha Noi (celebrated/ commemorated/ worshipped/ remembered) its 1000^th anniversary.

29. Tet is an occasion for family (visitings/ meetings/ reunions/ seeings) in Viet Nam.

30. Saint Giong was unable to talk, smile or walk (if/ because/ while/ even though) he was three years old.

31. (While/ When/ Nevertherless/ However) spring comes, many Vietnamese villagers prepare for a new  festival season.

32. (Because/ If/ Although/ However) the Mongols were very powerful, Tran Quoc Tuan defeated them three times during the 13^th century.

33 He has been living 15 km away from Nha Trang; (if/ moreover/ however/ while), he has never been to the  Nha Trang Carnival

34. When the (procession/ crowd/ parade/ dancer) arrives at the Cham Tower, the dancers perform a welcome dance in front of the tower.

35. People burn insense to show respect to their (relatives/ ancestors/ friends/ neighbours) during Tet.

36. The Le Mat Festival (worships/ commemorates/ performs/ preserves) the founding of the village.

37. The (preservation/ procession/ performance/ song) of quan ho singing has been recognised as a world heritage