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Read the text carefully, then do the tasks:The Britist spend their free time in different ways.People generally use it to relax , but many people also do voluntary work,espeacially for charities A lot of free time is spent in the home, where the most popular leisure activity is wathching telvision, the average viewing time being 25 hours per week.Reading is also a favourite way of spending leisure time.The British spend a lot of time reading newspaper and magazines.In the summer gardening is p...
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The Britist spend their free time in different ways.People generally use it to relax , but many people also do voluntary work,espeacially for charities A lot of free time is spent in the home, where the most popular leisure activity is wathching telvision, the average viewing time being 25 hours per week.Reading is also a favourite way of spending leisure time.The British spend a lot of time reading newspaper and magazines.In the summer gardening is popular, and in winter it is often replaced by 'do -it-yourself', when people spend time improving or reparing their homes Some leisure activities are mostly or entirely social. Inviting friends for a drink or a meal at home is the most usual one. Sometimes people join friens for a dink in a pub, or have dinner in a restuarant The extra time available at weekends means that some leisure activities, many of them to do with sport,normally take place only then. Traditional spectator sports include football, cricket, horse racing, motor racing and motorcycle racing. Popular forms of exercise are swimming tennis, ice skating, cycling, climbing, and hill or country walking. Familes often have a 'day out' at the weekend, especially in summer, with a visit to a local event such as a festival, fair or show,.Young people espeacally go to clubs and discos , while people of all ages go to the theatre, the cinema, art exhibitions and concert
Read the text carefully, then do the tasks:
The Britist spend their free time in different ways.People generally use it to relax , but many people also do voluntary work,espeacially for charities
A lot of free time is spent in the home, where the most popular leisure activity is wathching telvision, the average viewing time being 25 hours per week.Reading is also a favourite way of spending leisure time.The British spend a lot of time reading newspaper and magazines.In the summer gardening is popular, and in winter it is often replaced by 'do -it-yourself', when people spend time improving or reparing their homes
Some leisure activities are mostly or entirely social. Inviting friends for a drink or a meal at home is the most usual one. Sometimes people join friens for a dink in a pub, or have dinner in a restuarant
The extra time available at weekends means that some leisure activities, many of them to do with sport,normally take place only then. Traditional spectator sports include football, cricket, horse racing, motor racing and motorcycle racing. Popular forms of exercise are swimming tennis, ice skating, cycling, climbing, and hill or country walking.
Familes often have a 'day out' at the weekend, especially in summer, with a visit to a local event such as a festival, fair or show,.Young people espeacally go to clubs and discos , while people of all ages go to the theatre, the cinema, art exhibitions and concert
A.Decide wheter the following sentences (T) or (F)
1.Many British people use their free time to help people in need
2.In the summer, the British prefer indoor activities
3.All free time activities are individual activities
4.Most British people watch or do sports at the weekend
5.Sometimes people go with their friends to a pub or restuarant
6.British young people don't like going to the movie
B.Answer the questions:
1.What's the most popular free time activity in the UK?
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2.How many hours a week do the British watch TV?
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3.In winter,what do the British do in their spare time?
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4.Which sports do many British people enjoy watching?
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CLIMBING UP THE STARS!The highest mountain in the world is Mount Everest, 8848m high. Many …………………………. (50. ADVENTURE) climbers have risked their lives climbing it. More than 140 people have died, some in their attempt to reach the peak, and others who were …………………………. (51. FORTUNE) in their return trip from the top. Being …………………………. (52. CONFIDE) is not enough for this trip. You should be fit, skilled and you must take the proper …………………………. (53. SUPPLY) with you. This could mean the differenc...
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CLIMBING UP THE STARS!
The highest mountain in the world is Mount Everest, 8848m high. Many …………………………. (50. ADVENTURE) climbers have risked their lives climbing it. More than 140 people have died, some in their attempt to reach the peak, and others who were …………………………. (51. FORTUNE) in their return trip from the top. Being …………………………. (52. CONFIDE) is not enough for this trip. You should be fit, skilled and you must take the proper …………………………. (53. SUPPLY) with you. This could mean the difference between life and death. Nevertheless, such an …………………………. (54. OPERATE) is full of danger.
Rarely does a climber return from Mount Everest without needing …………………………. (55. MEDICINE) attention. Some come down, with fingers or toes so …………………………. (56. FREEZE) that they clink like glass.
But what is it that makes people risk their lives or take the …………………………. (57. PUNISH) Mt Everest imposes on them? Why is it that even the death of fellow climbers doesn’t …………………………. (58. COURAGE) them?
…………………………. (59. UNDERSTAND) climbers’ reasons may be difficult. Perhaps it’s the thrill of standing on the peak of the highest mountain, the place on earth that’s the closest to the stars.
1)In some English speaking countries,turkey and pudding are......food at Christmas
A)national
B)historical
C)traditional
D)possible
2)the USA has a population of 304 million, and it's the third....country in the worla
A)smallest
B)largest
C)narrowest
D)highest
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VI. Write the correct form of the words in brackets.1. Vietnam is one of the most ____________ diverse countries in South East Asia. (ethnic)2. Festivals characterize customs and ____________ of a community. (believe)3. The population of Vietnam contains a rich ____________ of ethnic groups. (diverse)4. The communal house is usually used for village ____________. (festival)5. The government carried out a programme to _________ the health service in remote and rural areas. (modern)hua cho hay nha...
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VI. Write the correct form of the words in brackets.
1. Vietnam is one of the most ____________ diverse countries in South East Asia. (ethnic)
2. Festivals characterize customs and ____________ of a community. (believe)
3. The population of Vietnam contains a rich ____________ of ethnic groups. (diverse)
4. The communal house is usually used for village ____________. (festival)
5. The government carried out a programme to _________ the health service in remote and rural areas. (modern)
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Read the passage and answer the questionsAfter retiring, my uncle – a lover of the sea- took up a strange leisure activity: he spends most mornings at the beach, looking for things that the sea sends ashore. He says: “It’s a multi-beneficial leisure activity. I can get some exercise, blending, picking up, and walking. I can breathe the fresh air and enjoy the vastness and quietness of the sea. Sometimes I watch the children playing beach games and I feel years younger. At the same time, I can al...
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Read the passage and answer the questions
After retiring, my uncle – a lover of the sea- took up a strange leisure activity: he spends most mornings at the beach, looking for things that the sea sends ashore. He says: “It’s a multi-beneficial leisure activity. I can get some exercise, blending, picking up, and walking. I can breathe the fresh air and enjoy the vastness and quietness of the sea. Sometimes I watch the children playing beach games and I feel years younger. At the same time, I can also clean the beach. It’s volunteer work, isn’t it? Many of the things I pick up from the beach are still useful to someone. I clean them and sell them at the Sunday flea market in the town nearby.”
Which part of the day does he go to the beach?
Choose the letter A, B, C or D to complete the passage belowThe British spend their free time in different ways. People generally use it to relax. But many people also take part (6) _____________ voluntary work, especially for charities.People spend a lot of their free time in the home, where (7) _______ popular leisure activity is watching television, the average viewing time being 25 hours a week. People often (8)______ programs on video so that they can watch later.Reading is also a favourite...
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Choose the letter A, B, C or D to complete the passage below
The British spend their free time in different ways. People generally use it to relax. But many people also take part (6) _____________ voluntary work, especially for charities.
People spend a lot of their free time in the home, where (7) _______ popular leisure activity is watching television, the average viewing time being 25 hours a week. People often (8)______ programs on video so that they can watch later.
Reading is also a favourite way of spending leisure time. The British ________ (9) a lot of time reading newspapers and magazines.
In the summer gardening is popular. And in winter it is often replaced by “Do-it-yourself”, (10) ________people spend their time improving or repairing their homes. Many people have pets to look after: taking the dog for a daily walk is a regular routine.
6:A. on B. in C. at D. for
7: A. the most B. most C. more D. more than
8: A. record B. scan C. print D. power
9: A. spend B. spends C. spending D. to spend
10:A. what B. why C. when D. while
V. Read the following passage and choose the item (a, b, c, or d) that best answers each of the questions about it.Although 80% of Australians live near cities, the cities are not as large as those in some other countries. Most people live in houses in suburbs - not in apartments. The suburbs usually have their own churches, schools, and shopping centers. They also have recreational facilities. In large cities, like Sydney, the suburbs are often far from the center of town. Because many people c...
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V. Read the following passage and choose the item (a, b, c, or d) that best answers each of the questions about it.
Although 80% of Australians live near cities, the cities are not as large as those in some other countries. Most people live in houses in suburbs - not in apartments. The suburbs usually have their own churches, schools, and shopping centers. They also have recreational facilities. In large cities, like Sydney, the suburbs are often far from the center of town. Because many people commute to work, traffic is slow and there are many traffic jams.
Câu 41. Most of the Australians …………………
A. live in the cities B. live downtown
C. live in the suburbs D. live on the farm
Câu 42. What does the word ‘their’ in line 3 refer to?
A. cities B. countries C. houses D. suburbs
Câu 43. Sydney is …………………..
A. large cities B. a large city C. a suburb D. the center of a town
Câu 44. Why are there many traffic jams?
A. Because the suburbs are often far from the center of town.
B. Because many people commute to work.
C. Because people live in houses - not in apartments.
D. Australians like to live downtown.
Câu 45. The cities in Australia …………………
A. are very beautiful
B. are not as large as cities in some other countries
C. are the biggest cities in the world
D. are noisy
*Read the passage, then choose the best answerCompleting a marathon is considered very difficult, many coaches believe that it is possible for anyone who is willing to put in the time and effort. Obviously, most participants do not run a marathon to win. More important for most runners is their personal finish time and their placement within their specific age group and gender. Another very important goal is to break certain time barriers. For example, ambitious recreational first-timers often t...
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Completing a marathon is considered very difficult, many coaches believe that it is possible for anyone who is willing to put in the time and effort. Obviously, most participants do not run a marathon to win. More important for most runners is their personal finish time and their placement within their specific age group and gender. Another very important goal is to break certain time barriers. For example, ambitious recreational first-timers often try to run the marathon under 4 hours; more competitive runners will attempt to run under 3 hours. Many runners then prefer to finish for example in 3:29:59, which makes them " sub-3:30h marathoners ", instead of 3:30:01.
For most runners, the marathon is the longest run they have ever attempted. Many coaches believe that the most important element in marathon training is the long run. Recreational runners commonly try to reach a maximum of about 20 miles in their longest weekly run and about 40 miles a week in total when training for the marathon. More experienced marathoners may run a longer distance. During marathon training, adequate recovery time is crucial. If fatigue or pain is felt, it is recommended to take a kreak for a couple of days or more to let the body heal. Overtraining is a condition that results from not getting enough rest to allow the body to recover from difficult training. It can actually result in a lower endurance and speed and place a runner at a greater risk of injury.
1. Marathon completion is ______________ .
A. impossible B. easy C. not very difficult D. very difficult
2. One of the important goals in a marathon competition is __________ .
A. breaking time barriers B. age
C. gender D. reaching the finish
3. In marathon training, the most important is ____________ .
A. the age B. the coaches' belief
C. the long run D. the recreation
4. If the marathon runner feels tired or has a pain, _________.
A. he should continue the training B. he should quit running forever
C. it is time for him to stop his training D. he should take a break for several days
5. Overtraining may lead to _________ .
A. good results B. long endurance C. injury D. recovery
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III. Read the passage and do the tasks that follow
1. A beauty contest is a competition based mainly, though not always entirely , on the physical beauty of its contestants. But it doesn’t involve of their personalities , and questions they answer and how they answer them . Almost invariably, competitions for men and women are separate events, and those for men are not referred to as beauty contests . Beauty contests for women are more common , and winners are called beauty queens. Beauty contests for men , like Mr. Universe, are more likely to be “body building” contests quite unlike the traditional “beauty contests” in which women are judged upon many attributes both physical and otherwise . However, in the 1990s, male “beauty contests” began to shift focus. Instead of only considering muscle mass, the competitions began to judge the natural physical attributes of the contestants as well as their physiques. These include Mr. World and Manhunt International.
* a. Decide whether the statements are T (true) or F (false)
1. All beauty contests are based on the beauty of contestants
2. There are “beauty contests” for men
b. Answer the questions
1. What is a beauty contest based mainly on ?
2. What do we call the women who win in the beauty contests ?
3. When did the male “beauty contests” begin to shift focus ?
IV. Read the passage and fill in each blank with a suitable word.
The London Marathon is one of the best known long distance races in the world. Some of the (1)............................famous long – distance runners have completed in it. But (2)...........................makes it different from many other great sporting events is (3) .......................fact that ordinary people can (4)...............................part along side international stars.
The race was the idea of Chris Brasher, a former Olympic athlete . In 1979, friends told him about the New York Marathon, during (5)........................the runners are encouraged to carry (6)..........................to the end of the course by the enthusiastic shouts of the spectators. He flew to the USA to run in the race (7)............................was so impressed by (8)..............................that he decided to organize a similar event in Britain. Many problems (9).......................to be overcome before the first London Marathon took place in 1981. Chris Brasher still takes a keen interest in the event, even though he is no (10) ....................... organizer.
1- most 2- what 3- the 4 – take 5- which 6- on 7- and 8- it 9- had/ needed/ were 10 -longer
Read the passage and answer the questionsAfter retiring, my uncle – a lover of the sea- took up a strange leisure activity: he spends most mornings at the beach, looking for things that the sea sends ashore. He says: “It’s a multi-beneficial leisure activity. I can get some exercise, blending, picking up, and walking. I can breathe the fresh air and enjoy the vastness and quietness of the sea. Sometimes I watch the children playing beach games and I feel years younger. At the same time, I can al...
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Read the passage and answer the questions
After retiring, my uncle – a lover of the sea- took up a strange leisure activity: he spends most mornings at the beach, looking for things that the sea sends ashore. He says: “It’s a multi-beneficial leisure activity. I can get some exercise, blending, picking up, and walking. I can breathe the fresh air and enjoy the vastness and quietness of the sea. Sometimes I watch the children playing beach games and I feel years younger. At the same time, I can also clean the beach. It’s volunteer work, isn’t it? Many of the things I pick up from the beach are still useful to someone. I clean them and sell them at the Sunday flea market in the town nearby.”
When did the writer’s take up this strange activity?