II. Read this passage carefully, then choose the correct answers. 

     Technology will allow homes in the future to be “smart.” Appliances will communicate with each other - and with you. Your stove, for example, will tell you when your food is cooked and ready to eat. Refrigerators will suggest recipes based on food items you already have.

     Futurologists predict that many homes will have robots in the future. Robots already do many things such as building cars and vacuuming floors. But scientists today are starting to build friendlier, more intelligent robots that will be able to show feelings with their faces, just like humans. These robots will do work around the house such as cooking and cleaning. They will even take care of children and the elderly.

     How soon will this smart home be a reality? There’s a good chance it will be a part of your life in 25 or 30 years, perhaps sooner.

     - recipe (n): công thức nấu ăn           - futurologist (n): nhà tương lai học

1.  What will make future houses smart?

     a. Technology       b. Computers       c. Humans            d. Scientists

2.  According to the passage, the fridge of the future will be able to __________

     a.keep food fresher and lasting longer.

     b.tell you it’s time to buy more food.

     c.give instructions on how to cook something.

     d.look out for out-of-date food.

3.  Robots nowadays are widely used in __________

     a. house building                               b. car manufacturing

     c. public transportation                    d. communications technology

4.  Scientists are building robots that can __________

     a. help take care of elderly people.    b. do all household chores.

     c. show feelings with their faces.       d. all are correct.

5.  Which of the followings is NOT mentioned in the passage?

     a.Homes will be smart in 25 or 30 years time.

     b.Smart appliances will be able to communicate with you.

     c.So far robots have already done many things.

     d.Robots will soon be more intelligent than humans.

V.Read this passage carefully, then choose the correct answers. 

     Technology will allow homes in the future to be “smart.” Appliances will communicate with each other - and with you. Your stove, for example, will tell you when your food is cooked and ready to eat. Refrigerators will suggest recipes based on food items you already have.

     Futurologists predict that many homes will have robots in the future. Robots already do many things such as building cars and vacuuming floors. But scientists today are starting to build friendlier, more intelligent robots that will be able to show feelings with their faces, just like humans. These robots will do work around the house such as cooking and cleaning. They will even take care of children and the elderly.

     How soon will this smart home be a reality? There’s a good chance it will be a part of your life in 25 or 30 years, perhaps sooner.

     - recipe (n): côngthứcnấuăn               - futurologist (n): nhàtươnglaihọc

29. What will make future houses smart?

     a. Technology       b. Computers        c. Humans             d. Scientists

30. According to the passage, the fridge of the future will be able to __________

     a.keep food fresher and lasting longer.

     b.tell you it’s time to buy more food.

     c.give instructions on how to cook something.

     d.look out for out-of-date food.

31. Robots nowadays are widely used in __________

     a. house building                                b. car manufacturing

     c. public transportation                       d. communications technology

32. Scientists are building robots that can __________

     a. help take care of elderly people.       b. do all household chores.

     c. show feelings with their faces.         d. all are correct.

33. Which of the followings is NOT mentioned in the passage?

     a.Homes will be smart in 25 or 30 years time.

     b.Smart appliances will be able to communicate with you.

     c.So far robots have already done many things.

          d.Robots will soon be more intelligent than humans

Read the following passage and choose the option (A, B, C or D) that best answers each of the questionsbelow.Christmas Day is a holiday in many, but not all, countries. Many homes have Christmas trees and otherdecorations in the weeks leading to Christmas Day. Some workplaces hold Christmas parties prior toDecember 25th. Festive activities include exchanging presents, singing Christmas songs, going to parties.It's a special time when children get presents from family, friends and Santa Claus, or Father Christmas.Christmas cards are also given or sent out prior to Christmas Day. For some, Christmas is an exclusive familyaffair, while others invite friends to a Christmas buffet or pot luck meal.Christmas Day is a public holiday in many countries worldwide, including Australia, Canada, the UnitedKingdom and the United Slates, Government offices, educational institutions, many businesses and postoffices are closed on this day. If you plan to travel with public transport, check with the local transportauthority on schedule changes.Images of Santa Glaus, also known as bather Christmas, snowmen, reindeer, and candy canes are seenin cards, posters, signs and other printed or marketing material associated wilh the Christmas celebrations,images of baby Jesus, the Christmas star, and other symbols associated with the religious meaning ofChristmas are also seen during Christmas Eve and Christmas Day,Other common decorations associated with Christmas are holly and ivy ‐ both arc associated withPagan festivals as it was customary to decorate with greenery for these festivals.

(Adapted from Time and date)

41. What is the passage mainly about?A. The preparation before Christmas day in some English speaking countries,B. The symbols of Christmas in some English speaking countries.C. The general information about Christmas in some English speaking countries.D. The reasons why Christmas is popular in some English speaking countries.42. According to the passage, what is NOT one example of festive activities is:A. Holding Christmas prior to December 25thB. Giving presents to each otherC. Singing Christmas songsD. Going to parties43. What should people do if they want to travel with public transport?A. They should cheek with government offices and educational institutions.B. They should check with the local transport authority on schedule changes.C. They should cheek with many businesses and post offices.D. They should check with the public transport drivers before Christmas Day.44. What is another name for Santa Claus?A. Father ChristmasB. SnowmenC. ReindeerD. Candy canes45. According to the passage, what are the symbols of Christmas?A. Father Christmas, snowmen, reindeer, candy canes, cards, and posters.B. Father Christmas, snowmen, signs, and baby Jesus.C. Santa Claus, baby Jesus, and the Christmas star.D. Santa Claus, snowmen, posters, baby Jesus, and the Christmas star.

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Technology will allow homes in the future to be “smart.” Appliances will communicate with each other - and with you. Your stove, for example, will tell you when your food is cooked and ready to eat. Refrigerators will suggest recipes based on food items you already have.

      Futurologists predict that many homes will have robots in the future. Robots already do many things such as building cars and vacuuming floors. But scientists today are starting to build friendlier, more intelligent robots that will be able to show feelings with their faces, just like humans. These robots will do work around the house such as cooking and cleaning. They will even take care of children and the elderly.

      How soon will this smart home be a reality? There’s a good chance it will be a part of your life in 25 or 30 years, perhaps sooner.

      - recipe (n): công thức nấu ăn                    - futurologist (n): nhà tương lai học

1.   What will make future houses smart?

      a. Technology           b. Computers             c. Humans                  d. Scientists

2.   According to the passage, the fridge of the future will be able to __________

      a.keep food fresher and lasting longer.                        b.tell you it’s time to buy more food.

      c.give instructions on how to cook something.          d.look out for out-of-date food.

3.   Robots nowadays are widely used in __________

      a. house building                                          b. car manufacturing

      c. public transportation                               d. communications technology

4.   Scientists are building robots that can __________

      a. help take care of elderly people.            b. do all household chores.

      c. show feelings with their faces.               d. all are correct.

5.   Which of the followings is NOT mentioned in the passage?

      a. Homes will be smart in 25 or 30 years time.

      b. Smart appliances will be able to communicate with you.

      c. So far robots have already done many things.

      d. Robots will soon be more intelligent than humans.

2…Read the following passage and choose the option (A, B, C or D) that best answers each of the questions below.

Stuck in traffic

Richard Ryan is stuck in traffic. There must be an accident somewhere up ahead because he’s been sitting in the same spot for the last few minutes. The cars aren’t moving at all. It looks like it’s going to be another slow commute.

Even though he left his house early to beat the traffic, if the cars don’t start to move soon, Richard will be late for a very important meeting. He has to meet with some lawyers who advising his company on a construction project. Richard is the president of a big company. It he’s late, he won’t get in trouble, but he hates to be late for anything.

41. What is Richard’s problem now?

A. He is stuck in traffic.            B. He has a car accident.

C. His car breaks down.           D. When he was 14 years old.

42. In paragraph 1, the word “commute” is closest in meaning to

A. pace                 B. toad                  C. movement                  D. travel

43. In paragraph 2, what does it mean by “to beat the traffic”?

A. to avoid traffic jams             B. to travel safety

C. to drive on road                            D. to move slowly

44. In can be inferred from the second paragraph that

A. Richard is a lawyer

B. Richard has a high position in the company

C. Richard is hiring a groups of lawyer for his company

D. Richard has a trouble working with the lawyer

45. Richard hates

A. traffic jams                                    B. working with the lawyers

C. being late for things             D. driving his car

Read the following passage and choose the option (A, B, C or D) that best answers each of the questions below.

Stuck in traffic

Richard Ryan is stuck in traffic. There must be an accident somewhere up ahead because he’s been sitting in the same spot for the last few minutes. The cars aren’t moving at all. It looks like it’s going to be another slow commute.

Even though he left his house early to beat the traffic, if the cars don’t start to move soon, Richard will be late for a very important meeting. He has to meet with some lawyers who advising his company on a construction project. Richard is the president of a big company. It he’s late, he won’t get in trouble, but he hates to be late for anything.

(Adapted from http://www.learnamericanenglishonline.com)

41. What is Richard’s problem now?

A. He is stuck in traffic.                     B. He has a car accident.

C. His car breaks down.                      D. When he was 14 years old.

42. In paragraph 1, the word “commute” is closest in meaning to

A. pace                        B. toad                        C. movement               D. travel

43. In paragraph 2, what does it mean by “to beat the traffic”?

A. to avoid traffic jams                       B. to travel safety

C. to drive on road                              D. to move slowly

44. In can be inferred from the second paragraph that

A. Richard is a lawyer

B. Richard has a high position in the company

C. Richard is hiring a groups of lawyer for his company

D. Richard has a trouble working with the lawyer

45. Richard hates

A. traffic jams                                     B. working with the lawyers

C. being late for things                       D. driving his car

Read the following passage and choose the option (A, B, C or D) that best answers each of the questions below.

The Artist in You

The Artist in You is a new show for kids and teenagers. Each week, Tony Moldino, an artist himself, shows you how to make an amazing work of art. Last week, it was painting a portrait. This week it’s drawing with pencil on paper, and next week it’s how to use your digital camera to take great pictures. It’s on every Tuesday at 5.00 pm.

Dance School

Dance School is a new teen drama about a group of students who all want to become dancers. It follows their lives in a school for dancers in New York. The story is told through the eyes of Tina Giles, a farm girl who dreams of becoming a ballerina. On her first day at the school she meets Joe, Heather and John. Together they try hard to achieve their dream. Dance School is on every Monday night at 7.00.

(Adapted from Key English for School, Cambridge University Press)

40. Every week on the show “The Artist in You”, you can _____.

A. learn to draw                                B. learn to paint

C. learn something new                        D. learn nothing

41. Tony Moldina is on the show _____.

A. every week                                        B. this week only

C. next week only                                D. next month

42. “Dance School” is a show about _____.

A. a girl called Tina Giles                        B. a new school

C. two boys                                        D. a group of young dancers

43. Tina Giles grew up _____.

A. in a villa                                        B. in a city

C. in a village                                        D. on a farm

44. Tina met her school friends for the first time _____.

A. on a farm                                        B. at her new school

C. years ago                                        D. last Monday

Read the following passage and choose the option (A, B, C or D) that best answers each of the questions below.

The Artist in You

The Artist in You is a new show for kids and teenagers. Each week, Tony Moldino, an artist himself, shows you how to make an amazing work of art. Last week, it was painting a portrait. This week it’s drawing with pencil on paper, and next week it’s how to use your digital camera to take great pictures. It’s on every Tuesday at 5.00 pm.

Dance School

Dance School is a new teen drama about a group of students who all want to become dancers. It follows their lives in a school for dancers in New York. The story is told through the eyes of Tina Giles, a farm girl who dreams of becoming a ballerina. On her first day at the school she meets Joe, Heather and John. Together they try hard to achieve their dream. Dance School is on every Monday night at 7.00.

(Adapted from Key English for School, Cambridge University Press)

41. Every week on the show “The Artist in You”, you can _____.

A. learn to draw                                              B. learn to paint

C. learn something new                                  D. learn nothing

42. Tony Moldina is on the show _____.

A. every week                                                 B. this week only

C. next week only                                           D. next month

43. “Dance School” is a show about _____.

A. a girl called Tina Giles                               B. a new school

C. two boys                                                     D. a group of young dancers

44. Tina Giles grew up _____.

A. in a villa                                                      B. in a city

C. in a village                                                  D. on a farm

45. Tina met her school friends for the first time _____.

A. on a farm                                                    B. at her new school

C. years ago                                                    D. last Monday

2. Read the following passage and choose the option (A, B, C or D) that best answers each of the questions below.

The Artist in You

The Artist in You is a new show for kids and teenagers. Each week, Tony Moldino, an artist himself, shows you how to make an amazing work of art. Last week, it was painting a portrait. This week it’s drawing with pencil on paper, and next week it’s how to use your digital camera to take great pictures. It’s on every Tuesday at 5.00 pm.

Dance School

Dance School is a new teen drama about a group of students who all want to become dancers. It follows their lives in a school for dancers in New York. The story is told through the eyes of Tina Giles, a farm girl who dreams of becoming a ballerina. On her first day at the school she meets Joe, Heather and John. Together they try hard to achieve their dream. Dance School is on every Monday night at 7.00.

(Adapted from Key English for School, Cambridge University Press)

1. Every week on the show “The Artist in You”, you can _____.

A. learn to draw                                              B. learn to paint

C. learn something new                                   D. learn nothing

2. Tony Moldina is on the show _____.

A. every week                                                 B. this week only

C. next week only                                           D. next month

3. “Dance School” is a show about _____.

A. a girl called Tina Giles                               B. a new school

C. two boys                                                     D. a group of young dancers

4. Tina Giles grew up _____.

A. in a villa                                                      B. in a city

C. in a village                                                  D. on a farm

5. Tina met her school friends for the first time _____.

A. on a farm                                                    B. at her new school

C. years ago                                                    D. last Monday