Bài 1: What are these things? Write the words in the spaces

1. It is long seat for two or more students to sit on in the classroom.

2. They are of different colours. You draw and colour with them

3. It has two wheels. Many students ride it to school

4. It has many letters and words. You use it to look up new words

5. It is a small book of blank paper for writing notes in

6. They are 32 pieces used in the game of chess. You use them in playing chess

7. It is a room at your school where there are books,newspapers,etc. for you to read, study, or borrow. You can read books or study there

8. It is a large picture printed on paper and you put it on a wall as decoration

Bài 2: Put the werbs in brackets in the correct tense form

1. School (finish) .....................at 4.30 p.m every day

2. ................ you often (eat) ..............lunch in the school canteen?

3. Where (be) ................you, Phong?

     I'm upstairs. I (do).................my homework

4.It's warm today. I (not want).............(stay)...........at home now. What about (go) swimming in the river?

5.Listen! ...............they (sing)...........in the classroom?

6.My family likes (spend) ...............our summer holidays at the seaside

what are these things? Write the words in the spaces:

1.it is a long seat for two are more students to sit on in the classroom.

2. They are of different colours.You draw and colour with them.

3. It has two wheels.Many students ride it to school.

4. It has many letters and words. You use it to look up new words.

5. It is a small book of blank paper for writing notes in.

6. They are 32 pieces uesed in the game of chess. You use them in playing chess.

7. It in a room at your school where there are books, newspapers,ect.for you to read, study, or borrow. Youc can read books or study there.

8, It is a large picture printed on paper and you put it on a wall as decoration.

Look at the photo. Then check the meaning of the words in blue in the Football FAQs and read the text. Do you pass or throw the ball when you play football? Do you think it’s a difficult sport? Would you like to do it? Why / Why not?

Football FAQs

What is football?

1. Football is a ball game which has become very popular in Việt Nam. It involves passing the ball into the opponent's goal with any part of the body except the hands and arms.

How long has it been a sport?

2. Modern football - one of the most beloved team sports-probably started in England in the early nineteenth century.

Do I need to be in good shape to play football?

3. It's a great sport for kids who just want to participate in a team sport, but who may not already have a high level of fitness and skills.

What equipment do I need?

4. A team uniform, long stockings, shin guards, and cleats which are lightweight, low-top shoes so that you can move over the field without slipping.

What are the best places for football?

5. In parks or playgrounds. When you're learning, it's best to find a place where there are many youth football clubs to play organised matches.

Read the following passage and choose the best answer for each blank.

“Water polo is a new sport at our school, but we have a good team now. We practise after school on Thursday at the Northside Pool and we're doing well in the National Schools Competition.

There are seven players in a water polo team. The game is a bit like football because each team tries to score a goal with a ball. But in water polo you don’t use your feet - you catch and throw the ball with one hand. And you never stop swimming. A game lasts 32 minutes, and in that time you swim up and down a 30-metre pool lots of times. If you aren't fit, water polo isn’t the sport for you!

For me. it’s great. because | love being in the water and | can swim fast. I also enjoy being part of a team. We have some excellent players and we're all good friends. So it's fun, and it's also a fantastic way to get fit.”

Leo Johnson

 In a water polo game, players ________.

A. can’t use their hands 

B. sometimes swim 30 metres 

C. swim all the time 

D. x