With hard work this school year, Lan can get good marks in the exam. 

If  Lan ………………………………………………………… . 

A. worked hard this school year, she can get good marks in the exam 

B. works hard this school year, she can get good marks in the exam 

C. worked hard this school year, she will get good marks in the exam 

D. works hard this school year, she could get good marks in the exam 

“ Can you speak English?” Mr Brown asked me 

A. Mr Brown asked me if I could speak English.  

B. Mr Brown asked me if I can speak English. 

C. Mr Brown asked me if you  could speak English.  

D. Mr Brown asked me if you can speak English. 

 She doesn’t have a bicycle, so she can’t go on a camping trip with you. 

A. Unless she had a bicycle, she could go on a camping trip with you. 

B. Unless she had a bicycle, she will go on a camping trip with you. 

C. If she had a bicycle, she will go on a camping trip with you. 

D. None is correct. 

Why isn’t she taken to the cinema with them? 

A. Why don’t they taken her to the cinema with them?  

B. Why doesn’t she take to the cinema with them? 

C. Why doesn’t she take them to the cinema ?  

D. Why don’t they take her to the cinema with them? 

We would like to help you 

A. We’re looking forward to helping you. B. We’re looking forward to help you. 

C. We’re look forward to helping you. D. We’re looking forward to be helped you. 

How long have they done their work? 

A. How long have their work been done? B. How long has their work be done?  

C. How long has their work been done? D. How long have their work  done?  

The test is so difficult that we can’t finish it on time 

A. If the test are not difficult, we could do it on time. 

B. If the test were not difficult, we could do it on time. 

C. If the test were not difficult, we can do it on time. 

D. Unless the test were not difficult, we could do it on time. 

He must go now. 

A. He wishes he doesn’t go now. B.  He wishes he won’t go now. 

C. He wishes he didn’t go now. D. He wishes he hadn’t to go now.  

I haven’t stayed in a hotel for years. 

A. It’s years since I stay in a hotel. B. It’s years since I stayed in a hotel. 

C. I haven’t stayed in a hotel years ago. D. It’s years when I stayed in a hotel. 

It’s a pity your sister can’t come as well 

A. I am sorry that your sister couldn’t come.       B. I wonder why your sister can’t come. 

C. If only your sister could come as well.              D. If only your sister can come as well. 

No one but you and me knows who the robber was. 

A. Only you know who the robber was.       B. Only I know who the robber was. 

C. Only one knows who the robber was.       D. Only you and I know who the robber was. 

It is easy to grow vegetables. 

A. growing vegetables are easy. B. vegetables grow easily. 

C. Vegetables are easy to grow. D. To grow vegetables are easy. 

I had expected the weather to be worse. 

A. The weather was as good as I had expected.          

B. The weather was worse than I had expected  

C. The weather was not as bad as I had expected         

D. The weather was not worse than I had expected. 

The garden is too small to play football in. 

A. The garden is small enough to play football in.  

B. The garden is such small that they can’t play football in. 

C. The garden is so small not to play football in.            

D. The garden isn’t big enough to play football in. 

VI. Combine the two sentences into a meaningful sentence, using “enough”: 49. Tom wasn’t hard-working. He couldn’t get good marks. A. Tom wasn’t hard-working enough to could get good marks. B. Tom wasn’t hard-working enough to get good marks. C. Tom wasn’t enough hard-working to get good marks. D. Tom wasn’t hard-working enough not to get good marks. 50. The room is very dark. I can’t read the book. A. The room is dark enough for me to read the book. B. The room is not light enough for me to read the book. C. The room is not dark enough for me to read the book. D. The room is light enough for me to read the book. VII. Choose the sentence with the correct order: 51. the / is / of / There / left / a desk / the room. / on A. There is on the left of a desk the room. B. There is a desk of the left on the room. C. There is of the left on a desk the room. D. There is a desk on the left of the room. VIII. Choose the sentence with the same meaning to the first: 52. Nam is a hard student. A. Nam studies hardly. B. Nam studies hard. C. Nam studies good. D. Nam studies badly. 53. She said to me: “Please help me repair my house”. A. She asked me to help her repair her house. B. She said me to help her repair her house. C. She told me to help me repair my house. D. She asked me to help me repair my house. 54. The doctor said: “You should stay in bed for a week, Mai”. A. The doctor said you should stay in bed for a week. B. The doctor asked Mai should stay in bed for a week. C. The doctor said to Mai should stay in bed for a week. D. The doctor said (that) Mai should stay in bed for a week. 55. The newspaper is larger than the magazine. A. The magazine is bigger than the newspaper. B. The newspaper is not as large as the magazine. C. The magazine is not as large as the newspaper. D. The magazine is the largest one. 56. “Don’t use my computer again!”, Tom told his brother. A. Tom told his bother don’t use his computer again. B. Tom told his brother not to use his computer again. C. Tom told his brother not use his computer again. D. Tom told his brother to use his computer again. 57. My teacher said: “You should practice English more often”. A. My teacher said I should practice English more often. B. My teacher advised me to practice English more often. C. Both A and B are correct. D. Both A and B are incorrect. 58. Your watch is better than mine. A. My watch is as good as your watch. B. Your watch is not as good as mine. C. Your watch is as good as my watch. D. My watch is not as good as yours. IX. Choose the meaningful sentence with the given words: 59. Why/ you/ not come/ Susan’s party/ last weekend? A. Why didn’t you come to Susan’s party last weekend? B. Why don’t you come to Susan’s party last weekend? C. Why did you not come to Susan’s party last weekend? D. Why do you not come to Susan’s party last weekend? 60. We/ enjoy/ take/ part/ the Y&Y/ very much. A. We enjoy taking part the Y &Y very much. B. We enjoy take part in the Y&Y very much. C. We enjoy taking part on the Y&Y very much. D. We enjoy taking part in the Y& Y very much. X. Reading comprehension (Choose the correct words to complete the following passages): Part I: Almost everybody (61) ………… some kinds of hobbies. My (62) ………… are listening to music and watching television. I am very (63) ………… in music. When I am free, I often listen to my favorite (64) ………… from an old cassette recorder. (65) ………… weekends, I usually go to music shops in the downtown areas (66) ………… good CDs. Of the famous pop singers, I prefer Frank Sinatra, Elvis Presley, Madonna and Paul McCartney. I also spend an hour after dinner (67) ………… news and documentary programs. I particularly enjoy the program "The World Here and There" (68) ………… it broadens my knowledge (69) ………… nature and human civilizations. I think that my hobbies are very useful. They widen my knowledge, relax my mind, and make me feel better about (70) ………… *Notes: - to broaden (v) = to widen (v) mở rộng - documentary (n) phim tài liệu - human civilizations (n) những nền văn minh nhân loại 61. A. have B. has C. has had D. had 62. A. hobbies B. uniforms C. letters D. movies 63. A. interesting B. exciting C. interested D. excited 64. A. stories B. pictures C. books D. songs 65. A. At B. In C. Up D. For 66. A. to take B. to buy C. to give D. to make 67. A. watch B. to watch C. watching D. watched 68. A. however B. moreover C. although D. because 69. A. of B. with C. from D. about 70. A. ourselves B. myself C. yourself D. themselves Part II: Ryan and his family went camping. They (71) ………… up a tent and sleeping bags. Ryan’s mom started (72) ………… a fire in the fire pit. Ryan and his sister, Lily, searched for sticks. The sticks had to be long with a point (73) ………… the end. The family was going to roast marshmallows! Ryan and Lily (74) ………… the perfect sticks. Their mom opened a bag of marshmallows. Ryan put one marshmallow at the end of his stick. Lily did, too. Then they (75) ………… held their marshmallows over the fire and waited. The marshmallows started to heat up. Ryan observed as the white treat turned brown. He knew that his marshmallow could not (76)………… back to white. He made (77)………… not to burn it. Then Ryan removed the brown marshmallow from the (78)………… He waited a minute (79)………… it to cool. Then he took a bite. It was warm, soft, and (80) …………! *Notes: - pit (n) hố đất - marshmallow (n) kẹo dẻo - stick (n) que củi - soft (a) mềm - to observe (v) quan sát 71. A. set B. have set C. has set D. sets 72. A. to help B. to make C. to take D. to give 73. A. up B. with C. at D. on 74. A. bought B. taught C. took D. found 75. A. careful B. carefully C. careless D. carelessly 76. A. change B. changes C. changed D. changing 77. A. certain B. certainly C. sure D. surely 78. A. river B. water C. office D. fire 79. A. for B. about C. upon D. without 80. A. unhappy B. boring C. delicious D. terrible