IV. COMMUNICATION
Ex 6: Choose the best option to indicate the most suitable response to each of the following exchanges.
1. Sam: There are so many recyclable things around us.
Kate: ___________________ “recyclable things”?
Sam: The items that are recycled the most frequently include paper, batteries, plastics, and glass.
A. Sorry, do you really like B. Could you explain more about
C. Do I really have to find D. Who wants
2. A: In a supermarket, you cannot bargain. All the items have fixed prices.
- B: _____.
A. I know. B. Why do they have prices?
C. No problem. D. This is a price tag.
3. John: "An earthquake destroyed my house last week." Mary:" _________ "
A. Sorry to hear that. B. Great news!
C. Wow, that sounds interesting. D. Lucky you
V. FINDING ERRORS
Ex 7: Choose the underlined part A, B, C or D that needs correcting.
1. Duong made a video call at 3 o’clock yesterday afternoon.
A B C D
2. The lecturer told his students that robots will be able to mark their writings in the future. A B C D
3. She came to me to complain about her brother, but it’s not a problem of me.
A B C D
4. I cycle or walk to school every day instead of let my father drive me there.
A B C D
5. Natural disasters cause usually serious damage to our property and the environment. A B C D
VI. READING
Ex 8: Read and decide which answer A, B, C or D best fits each space
A Survey on Future Communication
In a recent survey, TechNews asked young people to (1) _______how they will talk to each other in 30 years' time. The results are not (2)_______. Only 10% of the respondents think people will still send letters and postcards to each other (3) _______2050. About 30% think holography and telepathy technologies will allow them to communicate in (4)________ time with their friends. Most people say that they will connect through super smart devices (5)________ of in person. Meanwhile, more than half of the respondents express their (6) _______about future communication. They say that if children spend most of their time (7)______ on the Internet, they may also not be able to communicate face to face very well (8) _____30 years.
1. A. expect B. predict C. check
2. A. surprising B. surprised C. surprise
3. A. on B. by C. for
4. A. personal B. private C. real
5. A. more B. instead C. rather
6. A. concerns B. feelings C. gratitude
7. A. interacting B. surfing C. using
8. A. for B. by c. in
Ex 9: Read the passage and decide whether the following statements are T or F
Sir Tim Berners-Lee, an English computer scientist, invented the World Wide Web in 1989. At first, he wanted to develop a web for scientists around the world to share information and the results of their experiments. At that time the Internet already existed. But he created a way to use the Internet to link documents to each other. Soon, he turned it into a free space for people to share knowledge, communicate, and cooperate.
The World Wide Web allows people to get all kinds of information online. The information can be images, videos, or files. It has become a significant tool for everyone, from scientists, researchers to young students as well. Scientists and researchers can share their study results, students can use it for learning or doing research online. Businesses even use it to advertise their products and to do business. Everybody can use the World Wide Web to watch videos, communicate, and attend meetings.
1. The inventor of the World Wide Web is an American computer scientist.
2. Sir Tim Berners-Lee invented the World Wide Web in the 20th century.
3. In the beginning, he wanted a platform for everyone to use.
4. People can use the World Wide Web without the Internet.
5. The World Wide Web allows people to get videos, pictures or files online.
6. People can carry out meetings online thanks to the World Wide Web.
7. Only students and scientists benefit from the World Wide Web.
IV. COMMUNICATION Ex 6: Choose the best option to indicate the most suitable response to each of the following exchanges.
1. Sam: There are so many recyclable things around us. Kate: ___________________ “recyclable things”? Sam: The items that are recycled the most frequently include paper, batteries, plastics, and glass.
A. Sorry, do you really like B. Could you explain more about C. Do I really have to find D. Who wants
2. A: In a supermarket, you cannot bargain. All the items have fixed prices. - B: _____.
A. I know. B. Why do they have prices? C. No problem. D. This is a price tag.
3. John: "An earthquake destroyed my house last week." Mary:" _________ "
A. Sorry to hear that. B. Great news! C. Wow, that sounds interesting. D. Lucky you
V. FINDING ERRORS
Ex 7: Choose the underlined part A, B, C or D that needs correcting. 1. Duong made => was making a video call at 3 o’clock yesterday afternoon. A B C D
2. The lecturer told his students that robots will => would be able to mark their writings in the future. A B C D
3. She came to me to complain about her brother, but it’s not a problem of => for me. A B C D 4. I cycle or walk to school every day instead of let => letting my father drive me there. A B C D 5. Natural disasters cause usually=> usually cause serious damage to our property and the environment. A B C D
VI. READING Ex 8: Read and decide which answer A, B, C or D best fits each space A Survey on Future Communication In a recent survey, TechNews asked young people to (1) _______how they will talk to each other in 30 years' time. The results are not (2)_______. Only 10% of the respondents think people will still send letters and postcards to each other (3) _______2050. About 30% think holography and telepathy technologies will allow them to communicate in (4)________ time with their friends. Most people say that they will connect through super smart devices (5)________ of in person. Meanwhile, more than half of the respondents express their (6) _______about future communication. They say that if children spend most of their time (7)______ on the Internet, they may also not be able to communicate face to face very well (8) _____30 years.
1. A. expect B. predict C. check
2. A. surprising B. surprised C. surprise
3. A. on B. by C. for
4. A. personal B. private C. real
5. A. more B. instead C. rather
6. A. concerns B. feelings C. gratitude
7. A. interacting B. surfing C. using
8. A. for B. by c. in
Ex 9: Read the passage and decide whether the following statements are T or F Sir Tim Berners-Lee, an English computer scientist, invented the World Wide Web in 1989. At first, he wanted to develop a web for scientists around the world to share information and the results of their experiments. At that time the Internet already existed. But he created a way to use the Internet to link documents to each other. Soon, he turned it into a free space for people to share knowledge, communicate, and cooperate. The World Wide Web allows people to get all kinds of information online. The information can be images, videos, or files. It has become a significant tool for everyone, from scientists, researchers to young students as well. Scientists and researchers can share their study results, students can use it for learning or doing research online. Businesses even use it to advertise their products and to do business. Everybody can use the World Wide Web to watch videos, communicate, and attend meetings.
1. The inventor of the World Wide Web is an American computer scientist. F
2. Sir Tim Berners-Lee invented the World Wide Web in the 20th century. T
3. In the beginning, he wanted a platform for everyone to use. F
4. People can use the World Wide Web without the Internet. F
5. The World Wide Web allows people to get videos, pictures or files online. T
6. People can carry out meetings online thanks to the World Wide Web. T
7. Only students and scientists benefit from the World Wide Web.F
