V. Read the passage and decide whether the sentences are true (T) or false (F). Circle T or F.

1. Read the passage and decide whether the sentences are true (T) or false (F). Circle T or F.

1. Read the passage and decide whether the sentences are true (T) or false
(F). Circle T or F.

2. Fill each blank with a suitable word from the box.
Challenge / collection/unusual/ occasions /pleasure

II. READING

1. Read the passage and decide whether the sentences are true (T) or false (F). Circle T or F.

giúp tuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii

XI. Đọc đoạn văn và quyết định những câu sau là đúng(T) hay sai(F)Read the passage and decide whether the sentences are true (T) or false (F). Circle T or F.

Read the text carefully, then decide whether the following statements are true (T) or false (F).

Our life would be hard without rest and recreation. And people have many different ideas of how to spend their free time. If you enjoy doing a thing or activity in your free time, then you have a hobby. A hobby is an activity, interest, enthusiasm, or pastime that is undertaken for pleasure or relaxation, done during one’s own time. A person’s hobbies depend on his age, character and personal interests. An interesting thing to one person can be boring to another. That’s why some people prefer reading, cooking, knitting, collecting, playing a musical instrument, photography or playing computer games while others prefer dancing, travelling, camping or sports.

1. …………. A hobby is anything that you enjoy doing in your free time.

2. …………. Different people have the same hobbies.

3. …………. A hobby can provide us with relaxation.

4. …………. Your hobby may be changed as you get older.

5. …………. One person’s hobby may be a boring thing to another person.

6. …………. Playing sports is not a hobby. 

Read the passage and then decide whether the sentences are True (T) or False (F)

All children should be physically active for at least one hour a day. Parents can help by encouraging their children to find activities they enjoy, and building physical activity into family life. Most children love running around a part or playing in a playground.

One reason why physical activity in childhood is so important is because it helps the child to maintain a healthy weight.

But that’s not the only reason: physical activity is part of the way children discover the world, and themselves. it helps build strong muscles and healthy bones, as well as improve self-confidence.

You can find advice on eating well and getting active as a family on theChange4Life website.

(Adapted from http://www.nhs.us)

35. Parents should not let their children be physically active for more than an hour a day.

A. True                                B. False

36. Running around a park is great fun for children.

A. True                                B. False

37. Children may become overweight if they are physically inactive.

A. True                                B. False

38. Taking part in physical activities helps children find out about things around them.

A. True                                B. False

39. Children can become more confident when they do physical activities.

A. True                                B. False

IV. READING

Read the passage and decide whether the sentences are True (T) or False (F).

          There are many simple things you as children can do to help save planet Earth! With the support of your friends and family, you can team together and create your own team of Earth Heroes!

          The first thing you can help is to slow down climate change!

          Now, the quick increase in Earth's temperature is causing lots of problems for plants, animals, humans and the environment.

          So, you can ask your parents to help you plant a tree. Trees and plants help to absorb the carbon dioxide in the Earth's atmosphere.

          You can also ask your family to start driving your car less. There are many ways to get around that don't involve driving! Walk, ride your bike or take the bus to where you need to go! Carpooling is also a great way to get around and gives you extra time to spend with your friends and family!

(Source: http://footprintseducation.org/lddz-zone/how-can-i-help.php)

V. WRITING

Choose the sentence (A, B, C or D) that is closest in meaning to the root sentence.

26. Trang is very sad. She can't cycle to school.

A. Trang is very sad because she can't cycle to school.

B. Trang is very sad but she can't cycle to school.

C. Trang is very sad although she can't cycle to school.

D. Trang is very s ad so she can't cycle to school.

27. I could read an English book at the age of 6.

A. When I did was 6, I could read an English book.

B. When I am 6, I could read an English book.

C. When I was 6 year-old, I could read an English book.

D. When I was 6 years old, I could read an English book.

28. My’s dream is to have a house which is totally automatic.

A. My dreams to have a house which is totally automatic.

B. My dream to have a house which is totally automatic.

C. My's dreams to have a house which is totally automatic.

D. My dreams is to have a house which is totally automatic.

29. Mai Anh is the tallest girl in my class.

A. No one in my class is tallest than Mai Anh.

B. No one in my class is as tall as Mai Anh.

C. No one in my class is so tall as Mai Anh

D. No one in my class is taller as Mai Anh.

30. My house is near my school, but my friend's house is not.

A. My house is closer my school than my friend's house.

B. My house is closer to my school than my friend's house.

C. My house is farther to my school than my friend's house.

D. My house is farther from my school than my friend's house.

Read the passage carefully and decide whether the following sentences are True (T) or False (F):

With millions of jobs set to be replaced by changes in technology, we may not be able to stop the rise of robots and automation. The robots are coming. We can see the enormous strides that technology makes each year and the jobs taken over by automation. Yes, believe or not, there really are robots performing surgeries on humans. Robot – assisted surgery can give surgeons more precise control over their instruments and an improved view of what are they doing.

Computer systems are becoming incredibly good at performing multi – faceted tasks. Take autonomous cars which can be classified as robotic vehicles. Driving would fit all the criteria for a complicated task that only humans should be able to perform, yet we have autonomous cars increasingly racking up the miles collision free. In the game – playing arena, we are seeing machines beat the previously unbeatable professional players and generally encroaching on skills that once belonged to humans alone. All these technologies eventually can be integrated into robots. Are we close to the tipping point where humans become redundant in many sectors?

According to a recent survey, four million jobs in the British private sector could be replaced by robots in the next decade. That would impact on 15 percent of the current workforce and would have much the same impact in Ireland. Of course, new opportunities will come along, particularly ones which require strong cognitive and social skills, but this really means that people will have to become more human.

1. We cannot put a stop on technology innovation.

2. Robotic systems can help surgeons increase precision.

3. Computer systems are only capable of carrying out multiple simple tasks.

4. Driving task is so complex that it can’t be performed by an autonomous vehicle.

5. Self – driving cars can travel miles without accident.

6. People in many sectors have lost their jobs because of automation.

7. In the next ten years, robots could take over four million jobs in the British private sector.

8. In the future, people will just do the jobs that require strong cognitive and social skills.