IV. Complete each sentence with a noun made from the verb given.
There are over million …….inhabitants….in the city. INHABIT Jorge often suffers from……………..in the school holidays. BORE This is the tallest……………in the whole of the country BUILD Some students cannot find suitable…………… ACCOMMODATE I was upset by Carol’s………………to help me. REFUSE It took Richard years to become a successful …………. Act Every ………………in this company has received a pay rise. EMPLOY You need a lot of………………to write a good story. IMAGINE Don’t forget to turn off the…………………before you leave. COOK I saw an interesting……………………in the local paper. ADVERTISE
IV. Complete each sentence with a noun made from the verb given.
There are over million …….inhabitants….in the city. INHABIT Jorge often suffers from……boring………..in the school holidays. BORE This is the tallest……building………in the whole of the country BUILD Some students cannot find suitable……accomodation……… ACCOMMODATE I was upset by Carol’s……refusal…………to help me. REFUSE It took Richard years to become a successful ……actor……. Act Every ………employees………in this company has received a pay rise. EMPLOY You need a lot of………imagination………to write a good story. IMAGINE Don’t forget to turn off the…………cooker………before you leave. COOK I saw an interesting…………advertisement…………in the local paper. ADVERTISE
IV. Complete each sentence with a noun made from the verb given.
There are over million …….inhabitants….in the city. INHABIT Jorge often suffers from……boring………..in the school holidays. BORE This is the tallest…building…………in the whole of the country BUILD Some students cannot find suitable…accommodation………… ACCOMMODATE I was upset by Carol’s…refusal……………to help me. REFUSE It took Richard years to become a successful …actor………. Act Every ……employee…………in this company has received a pay rise. EMPLOY You need a lot of……imagination…………to write a good story. IMAGINE Don’t forget to turn off the……cooker……………before you leave. COOK I saw an interesting…advertisement…………………in the local paper. ADVERTISE
* Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the questions from 24 to 30.
MEGACITY: A NEW KIND OF CITY
A term 'megalopolis' (or megacity) was first used by French geographer Jean Gottman to describe the north-eastern United States in 1961. The term is used more widely now and is defined as an urban area of more than 10 million inhabitants dominated by a low-density housing. In 1995 there were 14 megacities. By 2020 there could be 30.
Megacities are the result of the process of urbanization. After cities grew into crowded urban centres, people who could afford to move into suburbs at the edge of the city. When the suburbs in turn became crowded, people moved into villages and dormitory towns outside the city, but within commuting distance. In this way, for the first time since industrialisation, the countryside began to gain population, whereas cities lost their inhabitants. In the 1980s St Louis and Detroit in the America lost between 35 and 47 per cent of their populations and London lost 15 per cent in the 20 years to 1971.
However, this movement away from cities does not mean that the city is dying. In fact it is spreading. From the old city develops a metropolitan area with many low-level urban developments. When these metropolitan areas merge together, they form megacities which contain over 10 million people. The largest of these is in America, called Boswash - a region over 300 miles long from Boston in the north to Washington, DC in the south with more than 44 million people. There are emerging megalopolises in Britain centred around London and the south-east, in Germany in the industrial region of the Ruhr and Japan in the Tokyo-Osaka-Kyoto region.
(adaptedfrom Archive IELTS (2013), Louis Harrison et al., Cengage Learning)
Which is the best title for paragraph 3?
A. Megacities around the world
B. What is a megacity?
C. The formation of megacities
D. Cities lose their people
ChọnD Câu đề bài: Đâu là tiêu đề phù hợp nhất cho đoạn 3?
A. Các siêu đô thị trên khắp thế giới
B. Một siêu đô thị là gì?
C. Sự hình thành các siêu đô thị
D. Các thành phố mất đi dân cư của mình
Thông tin trong bài: Bài đọc nói nhiều đến việc các thành phố khi trở nên đông đúc quá mức thì dân cư sẽ chuyển ra xung quanh, các thành phố mất đi dân cư nhưng lại hình thành các siêu đô thị do các khu vực cũng dần trở nên đông đúc và các khu vực này sát nhập lại với nhau.
* Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the questions from 24 to 30.
MEGACITY: A NEW KIND OF CITY
A term 'megalopolis' (or megacity) was first used by French geographer Jean Gottman to describe the north-eastern United States in 1961. The term is used more widely now and is defined as an urban area of more than 10 million inhabitants dominated by a low-density housing. In 1995 there were 14 megacities. By 2020 there could be 30.
Megacities are the result of the process of urbanization. After cities grew into crowded urban centres, people who could afford to move into suburbs at the edge of the city. When the suburbs in turn became crowded, people moved into villages and dormitory towns outside the city, but within commuting distance. In this way, for the first time since industrialisation, the countryside began to gain population, whereas cities lost their inhabitants. In the 1980s St Louis and Detroit in the America lost between 35 and 47 per cent of their populations and London lost 15 per cent in the 20 years to 1971.
However, this movement away from cities does not mean that the city is dying. In fact it is spreading. From the old city develops a metropolitan area with many low-level urban developments. When these metropolitan areas merge together, they form megacities which contain over 10 million people. The largest of these is in America, called Boswash - a region over 300 miles long from Boston in the north to Washington, DC in the south with more than 44 million people. There are emerging megalopolises in Britain centred around London and the south-east, in Germany in the industrial region of the Ruhr and Japan in the Tokyo-Osaka-Kyoto region.
(adaptedfrom Archive IELTS (2013), Louis Harrison et al., Cengage Learning)
A megacity is characterised by___________.
A. number of centres
B. high-rise apartment buildings
C. those who move from villages
D. low-level urban developments
Chọn D Câu đề bài: Một siêu đô thi được đặc trưng bởi _______.
A. số lượng trung tâm
B. các tòa nhà chung cư chọc trời
C. những người chuyển từ quê lên
D. các phát triển đô thị bậc thấp
Thông tin trong bài:
However, this movement away from cities does not mean that the city is dying. In fact it is spreading. From the old city develops a metropolitan area with many low-level urban developments.
—» Tuy nhiên, sự dịch chuyển khỏi các thành phố này không có nghĩa là thành phố đang lụi tàn. Thực tế thì nó vẫn đang sinh sôi mở rộng. Từ thành phố cũ mọc lên một khu vực đô thị với nhiều sự phát triển đô thị bậc thấp.
* Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the questions from 24 to 30.
MEGACITY: A NEW KIND OF CITY
A term 'megalopolis' (or megacity) was first used by French geographer Jean Gottman to describe the north-eastern United States in 1961. The term is used more widely now and is defined as an urban area of more than 10 million inhabitants dominated by a low-density housing. In 1995 there were 14 megacities. By 2020 there could be 30.
Megacities are the result of the process of urbanization. After cities grew into crowded urban centres, people who could afford to move into suburbs at the edge of the city. When the suburbs in turn became crowded, people moved into villages and dormitory towns outside the city, but within commuting distance. In this way, for the first time since industrialisation, the countryside began to gain population, whereas cities lost their inhabitants. In the 1980s St Louis and Detroit in the America lost between 35 and 47 per cent of their populations and London lost 15 per cent in the 20 years to 1971.
However, this movement away from cities does not mean that the city is dying. In fact it is spreading. From the old city develops a metropolitan area with many low-level urban developments. When these metropolitan areas merge together, they form megacities which contain over 10 million people. The largest of these is in America, called Boswash - a region over 300 miles long from Boston in the north to Washington, DC in the south with more than 44 million people. There are emerging megalopolises in Britain centred around London and the south-east, in Germany in the industrial region of the Ruhr and Japan in the Tokyo-Osaka-Kyoto region.
(adaptedfrom Archive IELTS (2013), Louis Harrison et al., Cengage Learning)
Movement away from cities creates________.
A. urbanization
B. dormitory towns
C. metropolitan areas
D. industrialisation
Chọn C Câu đề bài: Sự dịch chuyển khỏi các thành phố tạo nên_____________.
A. sự đô thị hóa B. các thị trấn vùng ngoại ô
C. những khu vực đô thị D. sự công nghiệp hóa
Thông tin trông bài:
However, this movement away from cities does not mean that the city is dying. In fact it is spreading. From the old city develops a metropolitan area with many low-level urban developments. When these metropolitan areas merge together, they form megacities which contain over 10 million people.
—» Tuy nhiên, sự dịch chuyển khỏi các thành phố này không có nghĩa là thành phố đang lụi tàn. Thực tế là nó vẫn đang mở rộng. Từ thành phố cũ mọc lên một khu vực đô thị với nhiều sự phát triển đô thị bậc thấp. Khi những khu vực thành thị này sát nhập lại, chúng tạo nên những siêu đô thị với dân số trên 10 triệu người.
I.writing
1) there are more than 200 students in my school.
=>my school
2)the book is on the table.
=>the table
3)my house is the tallest in my village.
=>no house in my village
4)the drugstore is on the left of the restaurant.
=>the restaurant
5)this bicycle is more expensive than my bicycle
=>my bicycle
My school has more than 200 students.
The table is under the book.
No house in my village is taller than my house.
The restaurant is on the right of the drugstore.
My bicycle is cheaper than this bicycle.
1.How many students are there in your school?
2.Where is the book?
3.Is there any house taller than yours in your village?
4.Where is the drugstore located?
5.Which bicycle is more expensive, this one or yours?
My school has more than 200 students.
The table has a book .
No house in my village is taller than mine .
The restaurant is on the right of the drugstore .
My bicycle is cheaper than this one .
* Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the questions from 24 to 30.
MEGACITY: A NEW KIND OF CITY
A term 'megalopolis' (or megacity) was first used by French geographer Jean Gottman to describe the north-eastern United States in 1961. The term is used more widely now and is defined as an urban area of more than 10 million inhabitants dominated by a low-density housing. In 1995 there were 14 megacities. By 2020 there could be 30.
Megacities are the result of the process of urbanization. After cities grew into crowded urban centres, people who could afford to move into suburbs at the edge of the city. When the suburbs in turn became crowded, people moved into villages and dormitory towns outside the city, but within commuting distance. In this way, for the first time since industrialisation, the countryside began to gain population, whereas cities lost their inhabitants. In the 1980s St Louis and Detroit in the America lost between 35 and 47 per cent of their populations and London lost 15 per cent in the 20 years to 1971.
However, this movement away from cities does not mean that the city is dying. In fact it is spreading. From the old city develops a metropolitan area with many low-level urban developments. When these metropolitan areas merge together, they form megacities which contain over 10 million people. The largest of these is in America, called Boswash - a region over 300 miles long from Boston in the north to Washington, DC in the south with more than 44 million people. There are emerging megalopolises in Britain centred around London and the south-east, in Germany in the industrial region of the Ruhr and Japan in the Tokyo-Osaka-Kyoto region.
(adaptedfrom Archive IELTS (2013), Louis Harrison et al., Cengage Learning)
Areas merging together form __________.
A. city spread
B. megacity
C. suburb movement
D. village movement
Chọn B Câu đề bài: Các khu vực sát nhập vào nhau tạo nên _____________.
A. sự trải rộng thành phố B. siêu đô thị
C. sự dịch chuyển vùng ngoại ô D. sự dịch chuyển ở làng quê
Thông tin trong bài:
From the old city develops a metropolitan area with many low-level urban developments. When these metropolitan areas merge together, they form megacities which contain over 10 million people.
—» Từ thành phố cũ mọc lên một khu vực đô thị với nhiều sự phát triển đô thị bậc thấp. Khi những khu vực thành thị này sát nhập lại, chúng tạo nên những siêu đô thị với dân số trên 10 triệu người.
Read the passage below and decide whether the statements are TRUE or FALSE?
This is a picture of Seoul, the capital of South Korea. The country is located in Asia continent. Why is Seoul famous? It is the historical center of the country. Seoul has many temples and four major palaces. And Gyeongbokgung is one of the most famous one. Seoul is also a modern city with the population of more than 10 million people. Seoul has big markets for visitors to shop in. Restaurants offer traditional Korean dishes such as kimchi, rice and noodle. It’s a lot of fun to visit Seoul.
Question: Seoul has the population of over 10 million.
A. True
B. False
Chọn đáp án: A
Giải thích:
Dựa vào câu: “Seoul is also a modern city with the population of more than 10 million people.”.
Dịch: Seoul cũng là một thành phố nổi tiếng với số dân hơn 10 triệu người.
. Read the following passage and choose the best option for each numbered blank.
Approximately one-sixth of the world’s (1) now live in shanty towns, which are seen as “breeding grounds” for social problems such as crime, drug addition, alcoholism, (2) and unemployment. The (3) of megacities brings enormous challenges to governments, social and environmental planners, architects, engineers and the inhabitants of the megacities. Just one example: the London population grew from one million to eight million in 150 years, while the population of Mexico City grew from one million to over 15 million people in only 50 years. No wonder that the (4) number of people living in cities more demands, in areas such as housing and services. The destruction of our environment and poverty are two other concerns, which city (5) have to take care of. Megacities influence a variety of living (6) for citizens. Although traffic jams, poor air quality and increasing health risks, make life in (7) more difficult, people continue to choose to live there. Therefore it is essential, that more government programmes are carried out in (8) to help improve living conditions for the inhabitants of metropolitan areas. However, megacities also offer great chances: they offer opportunities to look for jobs, especially for young people. According to the authority, Mexico City and São Paulo produce around 50% of the income of their countries. Bangkok (9) more than 40% to the GDP, (10) it is home only to 10% of the population of Thailand
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I DON'T KNOW ENGLISH
Mọi người cho em hỏi đc ko ạ :
Đề: Rewrite the sentences without changing the meaning.
1) he is the tallest boy in his class. No one in ...................................................... 2) this is the most interesting film of all . No other film are............................................ 3) No cars in the world are more expensive than japanese ones. Japanese cars............................................... 4) this exercise is earier than that one
that exercise is not................................
1) He is the tallest boy in his class.
=> No one in class is as tall as him.
2) this is the most interesting film of all .
=> No other films are more interesting than this one.
3) No cars in the world are more expensive than Japanese ones.
=> Japanese cars are the most expensive.
4) This exercise is earlier than that one
=> That exercise isn't as difficult as this one.
1. No one in his class is taller than him.
2. No other film is more interesting than this one (nếu là với no other thì chắc là is cơ bạn ạ :v , just say that :)))) )
3. Japanese cars are the most interesting one in the world.
4. That exercise is not as easy as this one.
