70. _______ Vietnam has been influenced by Buddhism for thousands of years, there areplenty of Buddhist pilgrimage sites.

A.When b. Although c. If d. As

71. Originally, Tet was celebrated by farmers to thank the gods for the arrival of Spring. ______, through the years, Tet has turned into the official Vietnamese New Year.

a. Otherwise b. Therefore c. However d. Moreover

72. _______ do you visit Huong Pagoda? - Every year. On the 5th day of the first lunar month.

a. When b. How often c. How long d. What day

73.  On the 13th day of the first lunar month, the visitors come to Lim Hill to watch _______ of “quan ho”.

a. performances b. features c. ceremonies d. processions

74.  Perfume Pagoda is famous not only for its scenic landscape _______.

a. or also for its sacredness b. and for its sacredness as well

c. but also for its sacredness d. and yet for its sacredness

V. There is a mistake in the four underlined parts of each sentence. Choose the underlined part that needs correcting in each sentence below.

1. We’ve listed lots of better things to do instead of watch TV.

                    A                  B                   C                       D

8. Wonderful family days outare some of most special memories

A  B   C         D

9. Co Tu people love to share with guests about their live and tradition.

    A           B              C              D

10. Do you know that an average person check Facebook over 30 hours a week?

A      B                C               D

11. He couldn’t go to school because of he was ill yesterday.

                             A                      B                C             D
12. None in my class is as brilliant from Mary.

         A                       B          C          D

13. The Imperial Academy are considered the first university in Viet Nam.

        A                                  B            C                                       D

14. I am confident that life in the country has improved significantly in the last five years.                    A                                B                                       C                   D

15. We wish we can consult an expert on how to solve  this problem.

                            A               B                               C                D     

1. If we recycle more, we (help) .. ………………………… the earth.

2. Factories (not dump)… ………………. waste into the rivers if the government fines them heavy.

3. If people travel to work by bus, there (be) ………………….…….. fewer cars fumes.

4. We will save thousands of trees if we (not waste)……………………….. paper.

5. If we use waste water carefully, more people (have)…………...…… fresh water.

6. If you (be)……………..…. the president, what ………………..you (do)……………….?

7. They get sick so often. If they (exercise)…………… more, they (be)……….. healthier.

8. If I (have)……………… one million US dollars, I (build)…………….. more parks in our city.

9. Ngoc’s mother is unhappy. If Ngoc (tidy)……………..……..……….. her room every day, her mother

(not be)……………………… so upset.

10. There isn’t a garden at our house. If there (be)……….., we (grow)……………….…..vegetables.

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VI.            Read the following passage and do the following exercises.

The three Rs: • Reduce: Use fewer products and create less waste; • Reuse: Find a new use for old products; • Recycle: Turn plastic waste into something new.

To make life convenient, many disposable products are made, such as plastic bags and containers. As a result, huge amounts of plastic are thrown away every day, creating a big environmental problem. To solve this problem, we recycle or reuse plastic waste. Here are some examples of amazing, creative ways of recycling and reusing plastic.

In Taiwan, there is a building called the EcoARK. Three hundred tons of plastic waste were made into 1.5 million bottle-shaped bricks to build it. The plastic bricks, despite their light weight, are designed to survive earthquakes and typhoons.

Another amazing example of recycled plastic is a bridge in Scotland. It’s the world’s longest plastic bridge. Fifty tons of plastic bottles and containers were used to make it. It is so strong that it can hold 44 tons of people and vehicles. In addition, it doesn’t rust or need regular painting.

There is also a sailboat named Plastiki. It was built from about 12,000 plastic bottles and weighs about 9 tons. It sailed all the way across the Pacific Ocean from San Francisco to Sydney! The purpose of the journey was to make people aware that millions of tons of plastic are floating in and polluting the ocean.

Next time, before you throw away something plastic, see if it can be recycled, or think of a creative way to reuse it. It doesn’t necessarily have to be a big creation like the examples above. There are many simple, useful things you can do. For example, you can punch little holes in the bottom of a plastic bottle and use it to water plants. Or you can cut a bottle in half and use it as a hand shovel. Why don’t you try to come up with some creative ideas of your own?

1.     What is this passage mainly about?

A. effective methods of cleaning up trash                             B. problems caused by disposable products

C. ways of reusing and recycling plastic waste                      D. new materials that are stronger than plastic

2.     Which was made of 12,000 plastic bottles?

A. EcoARK                          B. Plastiki                                  C. a hand shovel                   D. a bridge in Scotland

3.     Which is true about EcoARK?

A. The bricks look like bottles.                                              B. It can’t survive earthquakes.

C. The bricks are heavy and strong.                                     D. It can hold 44 tons of people and vehicles.

4.     What can be inferred about the plastic bridge in Scotland?

A. It was very expensive to build.                                         B. It is only used by people and bicycles.

C. It will soon be replaced by a longer bridge.                       D. It is easier to maintain than metal bridges.

5.     Which can replace the word “creative” in line 5?

A. productive                       B. manageable                          C. imaginative                     D. portable

VI. Read the text below and look carefully at each numbered line. Some of the lines are correct, and some have a word which should not be there. If the line is correct, put a tick (√) by the number. If the line has a word which should not be there, write that word by the number. There are two examples at the beginning (0 and 00). (5pts)

A load of rubbish

Read the passage, and then answer the questions. (2.5 points)

Car tires

In the USA, millions of old car tires are thrown away every year. But tires can be recycled to make pipes and floor coverings. Nowadays, many people wear shoes and sandals made from old car tires.

Bottles

In Britain, the milkman brings bottles of milk to houses and collects the empty ones. The empty bottles are then cleaned and refilled. Every milk bottle can be reused thirty times.

Glass

In industry, most glass is recycled. The glass is collected and sent to the factories. There it is broken up, melted and made into new glassware.

Compost

Farmers have recycled their waste for thousands of years. They grow food for their animals and use the dung for fertilizing their fields. They also collect household and garden waste to make compost. Compost is a wonderful natural fertilizer. It helps plants grow.