Viết câu sao cho nghĩa không đổi:
1.We haven't seen each other for over two years.
~> The last time.....we saw each other was over two years ago ...........
2.The water was so cold that the children could not swim in it.
~>The water was not......warm enough for the children to swim in .......
3.Map keeps leaving her pen at home.
~>Mai is......always leaving her pen at home ......
4.She is not only a teacher, she is also a singer.
~>Not only.......is she a teacherbut she also is a singer.......

1/We haven't seen each other for over 2 years.
-> The last time we saw each other was over 2 years ago

2/The water was so cold that the children couldn't swim in it
-> The water wasn't warm enough for the children to swim in

3.Map keeps leaving her pen at home.

->Mai is always leaving her pen at home

4/She is not only a teacher. She is also a singer.
-> She is not only a teacher but also a singer.

We moved into our new house on a warm September day. It was not relly a new house; it was hunded and fours years old, but it was new to us. The house had running water, gas and electricity, but for some reason there was no electric light in the kitchen. It was something quite unexpected; a house with electricity but without a kitchen light. It was quite puzzling because our kitchen was a large room, perhaps the largest in the house. I telephoned for an electrian. He came and fixed it for us. And he changed $86 for doing job.

21. When did they move into their new house ?

A. in the summer B. in the autumn

C. in the spring D. in the winter

22. What did the house have ?

A. gas and running water C. running water, gas and electricity

B. gas and electricity D. running water, gas and electri light the kitchen

23. How old was the house ?

A. The house was more than a hundred and four years old

B. The house more than a centery old

C. The house was nearly 150 years old

D. The house was new

24. What happen in the end ?

A. An electrician came to help

B. An electrician came to fix

C. An electrian came

D. An electrian came to fix and charged some money

25. Why was it quite puzzing not to have electricity in the kitchen ?

A. because the kitchen was probably the largest place in the house

B. because the kitchen was dark

C. because the kitchen was not a small place

D. because they needed to do the cooking at night.

We moved into our new house on a warm September day. It was not relly a new house; it was hunded and fours years old, but it was new to us. The house had running water, gas and electricity, but for some reason there was no electric light in the kitchen. It was something quite unexpected; a house with electricity but without a kitchen light. It was quite puzzling because our kitchen was a large room, perhaps the largest in the house. I telephoned for an electrian. He came and fixed it for us. And he changed $86 for doing job.

21. When did they move into their new house ?

A. in the summer B. in the autumn

C. in the spring D. in the winter

22. What did the house have ?

A. gas and running water C. running water, gas and electricity

B. gas and electricity D. running water, gas and electri light the kitchen

23. How old was the house ?

A. The house was more than a hundred and fourteen years old

B. The house more than a centery old

C. The house was nearly 150 years old

D. The house was new

24. What happen in the end ?

A. An electrician came to help

B. An electrician came to fix

C. An electrian came

D. An electrian came to fix and charged some money

25. Why was it quite puzzing not to have electricity in the kitchen ?

A. because the kitchen was probably the largest place in the house

B. because the kitchen was dark

C. because the kitchen was not a small place

D. because they needed to do the cooking at night.

Đáp án: A fairy

1 magically

2 wisdom

3 married

4 application

5 foolish

6 beautifully

7 arrival

8 parking

9 grocery

10 nearest

11 exchange

12 collection

13 changable 

14 collected

15 collecting

16 friendliness

17 friendship

18 unfriendly

19 meeting

20 beautiful

21 beautiful

22 peaceful

23 Malaysian

24 addition

1.  A fairy appeared and…… magically ……changed her old clothes. (magic)

2.  The tiger wanted to see the farmer’s………wisdom…….(wise)

3. In that story, the prince got… married………to a poor girl. (marry)

4.  Let me get an………application………form and I can fill out. (apply)

5. He was………foolish……..to say that English is helpless. (fool)

6. That little girl can dance……beautifully……… . (beauty)

7.  Since her ………arrival…….. the room has been full of laughter. (arrive)

8.  Most modern buildings has underground ………parking…… lots. (park)

9.  I went to the ……grocery……….. store to buy something. (grocer)

10.  There is no water left in the ………nearby………… well. (near)

11.  He is now studying in the USA as an ……exchange… student. (change)

12.  They have a good ………collection……… of stamps. (collect)

13.  Goods are ………changeable…………. as long as they are returned in good condition. (change)

14.  The party …………collected….. twenty bottles from various parts of the house yesterday. (collect)

15.  When did you start ………collecting……… antique glass? (collect)  

16.  We like their………friendliness………... (friendly)

17.  The ………friendship………. between Vietnam and China is not good. (friend)  

18.  They seem to be………unfriendly……. . We dislike them. (friend)  

19.  There will be a …………meeting….. in this street. (meet)  

20.  We saw ……… beautiful……….girls there. (beauty)  

21.  The garden is …………beautified………with trees and flowers. (beauty)  

22.  They enjoy the…………peaceful……….. atmosphere here. (peace)  

23.  The ……malaysian………….unit of currency is the Ringgit. (Malaysia)  

24.  In……………addition….., there are other religions. (add)  

28.       The water was so cold that the children could not swim in it.

The water was not____warm enough for the children to swim in_______________________________________.

29.       “Where has he been?” she wondered.

She doesn’t know__where he had been_________________________________________.

30.       Your handwriting is less nice than hers.

Your handwriting___is not as nice as her________________________________________.

31.       The basketball coach made me train very hard.

I was____made to train very hard by the basketball coach_______________________________________.

Combine the sentences into a new one using the given words in brackets. Do NOT change the given words in any ways.

32.       I’m very busy with my work. I cannot go with you. (wish)

_______I wish I weren't busy with my work so I can go with you ____________________________________

33.       lam always nervous. I feel that when I travel by air. (makes)

____________Travelling by air makes me nervous_______________________________

34.       The garden is very small. We can’t play football in it. (so)

________The garden is so small that we can’t play football in it___________________________________

35.       We couldn’t go out. The weather was so bad. (because)

___________We couldn’t go out because the weather was so bad. ________________________________

Đáp án: Cindy

People have always needed ways to get fresh water for drinking and washing. They have also needed ways to get rid of waste water. That is why the first plumbing systems were built thousand years old. Crete is an island in the Mediterranean Sea. In 1600 B.C., a great palace stood on the Crete. The palace had fresh water, toilets, baths, drains, and sewers. It may also have had a hot – water system. The Cretans used well – fitted clay pipes to bring fresh water to the palace rooms from faraway springs. Stone drains carried away rainwater from the roof and open courts into deep sewers. These sewers were so large that a person could walk inside them. The palace even had stone toilets. They were flushed by rainwater that flowed through the pipes or by water poured in.

The Queen of Crete had her own apartment in the palace with her own bathroom. Her clay bathtub looked much like bathtubs do today. It was painted inside with pictures of tall water grasses. The tub was filled with water brought from a nearby room. The bath water was then emptied into a drain in the floor near the tub. Nowadays, visitors can see the ancient plumbing system that was not equaled until modern time.

Translate into Vietnamese:

Con người luôn cần những cách để có nước sạch để uống và giặt. Họ cũng cần những cách để thoát khỏi nước thải. Đó là lý do tại sao hệ thống ống nước đầu tiên được xây dựng từ ngàn năm tuổi. Crete là một hòn đảo ở Địa Trung Hải. Vào năm 1600 TCN, một cung điện lớn nằm trên Crete. Cung điện có nước sạch, nhà vệ sinh, bồn tắm, cống rãnh và cống rãnh. Nó cũng có thể đã có một hệ thống nước nóng. Cretans sử dụng ống đất sét được trang bị tốt để mang nước ngọt đến các phòng cung điện từ những nguồn nước xa xôi. Các cống đá dẫn nước mưa ra khỏi mái nhà và mở các tòa nhà vào cống sâu. Những cái cống này to đến nỗi một người có thể đi vào bên trong họ. Cung điện thậm chí còn có nhà vệ sinh bằng đá. Họ bị nước mưa tràn ngập qua các đường ống hoặc nước đổ vào.

Nữ hoàng Crete có căn hộ riêng của mình trong cung điện với phòng tắm riêng của mình. Bồn tắm đất sét của cô trông giống như bồn tắm ngày nay. Nó được sơn bên trong với hình ảnh của cỏ nước cao. Bồn tắm đã được đổ đầy nước lấy từ một căn phòng gần đó. Nước tắm sau đó được đổ vào một cái cống trong sàn gần bồn. Ngày nay, du khách có thể nhìn thấy hệ thống ống nước cổ xưa mà không bằng cho đến thời hiện đại.

People have always needed ways to get fresh water for drinking and washing. They have also needed ways to get rid of waste water. That is why the first plumbing systems were built thousand years old. Crete is an island in the Mediterranean Sea. In 1600 B.C., a great palace stood on the Crete. The palace had fresh water, toilets, baths, drains, and sewers. It may also have had a hot – water system. The Cretans used well – fitted clay pipes to bring fresh water to the palace rooms from faraway springs. Stone drains carried away rainwater from the roof and open courts into deep sewers. These sewers were so large that a person could walk inside them. The palace even had stone toilets. They were flushed by rainwater that flowed through the pipes or by water poured in.

The Queen of Crete had her own apartment in the palace with her own bathroom. Her clay bathtub looked much like bathtubs do today. It was painted inside with pictures of tall water grasses. The tub was filled with water brought from a nearby room. The bath water was then emptied into a drain in the floor near the tub. Nowadays, visitors can see the ancient plumbing system that was not equaled until modern time.

Dịch

Con người luôn cần những cách để có nước sạch để uống và giặt. Họ cũng cần những cách để thoát khỏi nước thải. Đó là lý do tại sao hệ thống ống nước đầu tiên được xây dựng từ ngàn năm tuổi. Crete là một hòn đảo ở Địa Trung Hải. Vào năm 1600 TCN, một cung điện lớn nằm trên Crete. Cung điện có nước sạch, nhà vệ sinh, bồn tắm, cống rãnh và cống rãnh. Nó cũng có thể đã có một hệ thống nước nóng. Cretans sử dụng ống đất sét được trang bị tốt để mang nước ngọt đến các phòng cung điện từ những nguồn nước xa xôi. Các cống đá dẫn nước mưa ra khỏi mái nhà và mở các tòa nhà vào cống sâu. Những cái cống này to đến nỗi một người có thể đi vào bên trong họ. Cung điện thậm chí còn có nhà vệ sinh bằng đá. Họ bị nước mưa tràn ngập qua các đường ống hoặc nước đổ vào.

Nữ hoàng Crete có căn hộ riêng của mình trong cung điện với phòng tắm riêng của mình. Bồn tắm đất sét của cô trông giống như bồn tắm ngày nay. Nó được sơn bên trong với hình ảnh của cỏ nước cao. Bồn tắm đã được đổ đầy nước lấy từ một căn phòng gần đó. Nước tắm sau đó được đổ vào một cái cống trong sàn gần bồn. Ngày nay, du khách có thể nhìn thấy hệ thống ống nước cổ xưa mà không bằng cho đến thời hiện đại.

Đáp án: She had to stay at home

Đáp án A

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