VII. Choose the correct answer to complete the sentence.

1. _______ do you want to the post office? – Because I want some stamps.

A. When                     B. What time                     C. Why                                   D. Who

2. _______ is she wearing? – She’s wearing a pink dress.

A. Where                   B. What                              C. Who                                   D. How

3. She _______ got brown hair.

A. have                      B. has                                 C. having                                D. to have

4. _______ are Peter and Mary? – They are at the school party.

A. Who                     B. What                               C. Where                               D. What time

5. What _______ are Linda’s shoes? – They are white.

A. clothes                 B. jeans                               C. weather                              D. color

6. _______ is the T-shirt over there? – It’s 150.000 dong.

A. Why                     B. How much                    C. How                                    D. What

7. What are you _______ ? – I am reading.

A. reading                B. drawing                         C. doing                                  D. singing

8. They are going to _______ some sports and games.

A. read                    B. dance                             C. walk                                   D. play

9. _______ do you prefer, badminton or football?

A. Where               B. How                               C. What                                  D. Which

10. Where _______ you go last summer? – I went to Nha Trang with my aunt.

A. do                      B. does                               C. did                                         D. are

* Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the following questions.

Peter: “I can’t decide what color I want for my bedroom. What do you think?” Jane: “You   should choose .................. color you want. You’re the one who will have to live with it.”

A. whichever that

B. whatever

C. however

D. that what

V. Read the passage, and choose the correct answer A, B, C or D for each question

Taking a Working Holiday

     One of the most difficult things young people face when they want to travel is the lack of funds. During summer holidays and possibly at weekends, they are able to take on part-time jobs, but the money they make is just a drop in the bucket of what they need to travel far away. For example, traveling to Australia from Viet Nam can be quite expensive just for an airline ticket, and to a lot of students wanting to travel, it can seem out of reach.

      For students wanting to travel to Australia and New Zealand in particular, however, they are in luck. Although many countries offer working holidays, these two countries are well - known for offering them. When a young person signs up to get a working holiday visa, he only pays for the round-trip airfare to get to either place and only needs to carry some extra cash for incidentals. Once he is there, a job awaits where he can earn some money. Many of the jobs require little or no experience, such as picking fruit or working in a busy pub out in the countryside. Some of the jobs require more experience that most people are unlikely to have, such as being a certified welder to work for eight weeks on a farm. That shouldn't discourage you, though, because there is always something to be found if you search hard enough.

   There are many websites that advertise working holidays in Australia and New Zealand. If you have the courage and are looking for a way to make a little money and see the world, it might be just the ticket you were looking for.

26. What can seem out of reach for young people?

A. Being able to find a part-time job.                         B. Being able to travel.

C. Being able to get time off from school.                 D. Being able to earn money.

27. Which students are in luck according to the passage?

A. The ones who want to go to Australia and New Zealand.

B. The ones who have part-time jobs.

C. The ones who have airline tickets.

D. The ones who are on holiday.

28. Where can people find working holidays advertised?

A. In magazines.         B. On the radio.          C. In travel guidebooks.         D. On the Internet.

29. According to the passage, which statement is true?

A. Some working holidays are not paid.

B. People on working holidays must be from Australia or New Zealand.

C. A young person needs a special visa to go on a working holiday.

D. Picking fruit is the only job available for young people on working holidays.

30. Why would a student NOT want to take a working holiday?

A. To earn money.                                                   B. To show how fearful he is.            

 C. To see the world.                                                D. To visit a new place.

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the questions.

TAKING A WORKING HOLIDAY

            One of the more difficult things young people face when they want to travel is the lack of funds. During summer holidays and possibly at weekends, they are able to take on part-time jobs, but the money they make is just a drop in the bucket of what they need to travel far away. For example, traveling to Australia from Vietnam can be quite expensive just for an airline ticket, and to a lot of students wanting to travel, it can seem out of reach.

            For students wanting to travel to Australia and New Zealand in particular, however, they are in luck. Although many countries offer working holidays, these two countries are well-known for offering them. When a young person signs up to get a working holiday visa, he only pays for the round-trip airfare to get to either place and only needs to carry some extra cash for incidentals. Once he is there, a job awaits where he can earn some money.

            Many of the jobs require little or no experience, such as picking fruit or working in a busy pub out in the countryside. Some of the jobs require more experience that most people are unlikely to have, such as being a certified welder to work for eight weeks on a farm. That shouldn’t discourage you, though, because there is always something to be found if you search hard enough.

            There are many websites that advertise working holidays in Australia and New Zealand. If you have the courage and are looking for a way to make a little money and see the world, it might be just the ticket you were looking for.

      1.   Where can people find working holidays advertised?

            A. On the Internet                                        B. In magazines

            C. On the radio                                             D. In travel guidebooks

      2.   What can seem out of reach for young people?

            A. Being able to get time off from schoolB. Being able to earn money

            C. Being able to find a part-time job          D. Being able to travel

      3.   Why would a student NOT want to take a working holiday?

            A. To show how fearful he is                      B. To earn money

            C. To see the world                                      D. To visit a new place

      4.   Which students are in luck according to the passage?

            A. The ones who have airline tickets

            B. The ones who are on holiday

            C. The ones who want to go to Australia and New Zealand

            D. The ones who want have part-time jobs

      5.   According to the passage, which statement is true?

            A. People on working holidays must be from Australia or New Zealand

            B. A young person needs a special visa to go on a working holiday

            C. Some working holidays are not paid.

            D. Picking fruit is the only job available for young people on working holidays

II. Read the following passage and then choose the correct answer A, B, C or D.

Mai and Huong want to know their friends’ favorite free time activities, so they are asking their friends about what they like to do in their free time. Many of their friends say that usually eat and drink as well as chat with their friends. They like to talk about many things around them: their teachers, their friends, their families as well as their favorite musicians, singers, soccer players and movie stars. There are some popular activities after lessons at their school such as: skipping rope, reading books and playing sports. At home, many of their friends say they like to watch TV, listen to music or play computer games. They rarely go to the movies. Some of the girls like to go shopping. Very few of their friends like to do English exercises on the Internet. Many of their friends don’t take part in art, music club.

1. What do many of Mai and Huong’s friends usually do in free time?

      A. eat, drink and chat.                           B. go shopping            

 C. go to the movie.                                 D. do English exercises on the Internet.

2. What do their friends like to talk about?

      A. their teachers, friends and families                        B. their favorite musician and singers

      C. their favorite soccer players and movie stars        D. many things around them

3. Which of the following activities is NOT popular with their friends at school?

     A. Skipping rope                                 B. Take part in art, music club

     C. Reading books                                D. Playing sports

4. Which of the following activities is NOT popular with their friends at home?

     A. Watching T.V                                              B. Listening to music

     C. Do English exercises on the Internet           D. Playing computer games

5. What does the passage talk about?

     A. Mai and Huong’s friends                 B. Free time activities of Mai and Huong’s friends

     C. Mai and Huong’s school                  D. Mai and Huong’s pastimes

Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the following questions.

Reese : remember, they want someone who works well with people . You’re going to show them how easy- going and personable you are!

Kent:                                     .

A . wait and see. Thanks

B. thanks I hope you

C. you see what I am like . Don’t worry

D. Thanks. I’ll keep that in mind

IV.           Read the passage below and choose one correct answer for each question

Clothes can tell a lot about a person. Some like colorful (1) ________ because they want

everyone to look at them (2)________ they want to be the center of attention. Other

people like to wear nice clothes, but their clothes are colorful and fancy. They do not want

people to look at them. Clothes today are very different (3)________ the clothes of the 19^th

century. One difference is the way they look. For example, in the 19^th century, all women

(4)________ blouses with long skirts. But today, women do not always wear blouses with

long skirts. Sometimes they wear short skirts. Sometimes they wear pants. Another difference

(5)________ the 19^th century and today is cloth. In the 19^th century, clothes were made

only from natural kinds of cloth. They (6) ________from cotton, wool, silk or line. But today,

there are many kinds of man-made cloth. A lot of clothes are now made from nylon, rayon, or

polyester.

1. A. clothes                      B. suits                        C. shirts                       D. trousers

2. A. but                            B. or                            C. and                          D. so

3. A. of                             B. from                        C. with                        D. on

4. A. wear                         B. worn                       C. were wearing          D. wore

5. A. between                    B. among                    C. both                        D. of

6. A. are made                  B. were made              C. was made               D. made

1.  What ……… you............ to do? Exercise 2: Choose the correct answer.

2.  What …… he............ to go?

3............. he want to play soccer?

4.  They............. to have a picnic at the weekend.

5.  Pat................ every day.

6.  What does he............ to do?

7.  What is she......... to do?

8.  Do you want to play tag? – No, …….

9.  They............. basketball yesterday.

10.  I.............. a doctor.

Exercise 3: Choose the words to complete paragraph.

Yesterday was "Sports Day" at my school. I love to (1)                                            because I like hitting the ball. Joe loves to (2)                                      because he loves to kick the ball. Lisa likes to (3)                                  because she likes jumping.

Exercise 4: Put the verbs in the correct form: PAST simple or PRESENT simple.

1.  Yesterday, I (plant)................ some seeds in the garden.

2.  She always (go)................ to work by bus.

3.  What ……. he (do)............... yesterday?

4.  Do Pat and Jame (play) …………. baseball in the afternoon? – No, they ………….

5.  He (want)................ to be a firefighter.

6.  Last week, my Dad (visit)................ our grandparents.

7.  We usually (visit)..................... our grandparents every weekend.

8.  Lucy (not like).................................. to play tag.

VIII. Read the following passage and then choose the correct answer A, B, C or D. (1,0 pt)
Mai and Huong want to know their friends’ favorite free time activities, so they are asking their friends about what they
like to do in their free time. Many of their friends say that usually eat and drink as well as chat with their friends. They like to talk
about many things around them: their teachers, their friends, their families as well as their favorite musicians, singers, soccer
players and movie stars. There are some popular activities after lessons at their school such as: skipping rope, reading books and
playing sports. At home, many of their friends say they like to watch TV, listen to music or play computer games. They rarely go
to the movies. Some of the girls like to go shopping. Very few of their friends like to do English exercises on the Internet. Many
of their friends don’t take part in art, music club.
1. What do many of Mai and Huong’s friends usually do in free time?

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A. eat, drink and chat. B. go shopping
C. go to the movie. D. do English exercises on the Internet.
2. What do their friends like to talk about?
A. their teachers, friends and families B. their favorite musician and singers
C. their favorite soccer players and movie stars D. many things around them
3. Which of the following activities is NOT popular with their friends at school?
A. Skipping rope B. Take part in art, music club
C. Reading books D. Playing sports
4. Which of the following activities is NOT popular with their friends at home?
A. Watching T.V B. Listening to music
C. Do English exercises on the Internet D. Playing computer games
5. What does the passage talk about?
A. Mai and Huong’s friends B. Free time activities of Mai and Huong’s friends
C. Mai and Huong’s school D. Mai and Huong’s pastimes

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 30 to 34.

Tourism and Heritage Protection Travelling is a great thing to do. It helps us learn about different people and different places. Some people travel because they want to see nature. Others travel because they want to make friends and try great food. Of course, a lot of tourists are interested in traditional culture.

Tourism can be very good for traditional cultures. This is because when people travel to another country, they often want to learn more about that country’s traditions, such as music, food, and history. Therefore, the local people in that country will keep their traditional culture alive. They will wear traditional clothing, and sell traditional food. They will also have shows for tourists. These shows can be dances, concerts, plays, or something else.

Tourism also helps people respect each other. If you understand another culture well, you will probably respect that culture much more. You will probably want to protect that culture as well. However, tourism is not always good for traditional culture. Many people say that tourism creates “fake traditional culture”. This means that the local people wear traditional costumes, and do traditional dances only for tourists, but that is not their real lifestyle. Their real lifestyles are similar to the tourists’ lifestyle. They are just pretending because they want to make money.

What is one problem that tourists create?

A. They hurt local people

B. They steal money from local people. 

C. They hurt local businesses.

D. They interfere with local lifestyles.