SPEAK. Match the sentences in clumn A with the sentences in column B to make a compulete dialogue between Lan's mother and her.

1.) Lan , pack your clothes , please.
2.) It's only a four-day trip . And it's hot at the seaside , so you should bring some light clothes.
3.) Yes , bring two pairs
4.) Sleeveless sweaters? Yes , you can bring two of them.
5.) No , bring just one pair.
6.) Let me see . but it has long sleeves.
7.) Oh, you can bring one more short-sleeves blouse . Oh , your suitcase is full.

a.) What about these sleeveless sweaters?
b.) How about these baggy pants , Mum? Can I bring two pairs , too? I think they are very comfortable.
c.) But only two sweaters are not enough for me , Mum.
d.) Oh, this shirt is very colorful , Mum.
e.) Yes , Mum , but what clothes should I take?
f.) Oh, that's OK, Mum.
g.) Can I bring these stripped shorts?

V. Reorder the words to make complete sentences.

1.    in / the Grand Palace / long pants / and shirts / when / You / must / Thailand. / visiting / with sleeves / wear

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2.    of / photos / take / visitors / mustn't / in / Australia. / Foreign / kids

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3.    whistle / bad luck. / lead to / because / shouldn't / while / indoors / you / In Russia, / it / could

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4.    give / with / and take / in / India. / your / right / things / You / should / hands

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5.    because / is / insulting. / You / have / tip / in / to / a / Japan / don't / tipping someone / little

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I.      Choose the word (a, b, c or d) that best fits each of the blank spaces.

In the mid 17th century English noblemen wore short jackets with slashed sleeves, (16) ______ trousers called breeches and high-heeled boots with spurs. To these they often added a lace collar and a broad-brimmed hat (17) ______ with long plumes. Women's dresses became softer and more flowing. 

The Puritans believed that people should (18) ______ simply, and they wore (19) _______ black and white (20) ______. Men wore tall black hats and white stocks (neckbands). Puritans were among the early colonists of North America, so this (21) _______ influenced American clothing.

(22) ______ the end of the 17th century men began to wear the predecessor of the modern three-piece suit, a long (23) _____ coat, a waistcoat and breeches, and a long wig. Women wore low necklines and looped back their dresses to reveal the underskirt. Cotton (24) _____ increasingly, especially for underclothes such as the shift, a long shirt (25) _____ by both sexes.

16. a. knee-long                  b. knee-length                   c. knee-high                       d. knee-lengths

17. a. decorates                   b. decorating                     c. decorated                      d. decorate

18. a. dress                          b. be dressed                     c. be worn                         d. wore

19. a. plain                          b. polka-dot                       c. patterned                       d. striped

20. a. clothe                        b. clothing                         c. cloth                              d. cloths

21. a. style                          b. type                               c. fashions                         d. dresses

22. a. In                              b. On                                 c. At                                  d. Æ

23. a. sleeve                        b. collar                             c. neckline                         d. collarless

24. a. used                          b. is used                           c. used to                           d. was used

25. a. wear                          b. wearing                         c. worn                              d. wore

Bài 3: Sắp xếp các từ thành câu hoàn chỉnh:

1. in/ the Grand Palace/ long pants/ and shirts/ when/ You/ must/ Thailand./ visiting/ with sleeves/ wear

2. of/ photos/ take/ visitors/ mustn't/ in/ Australia./ Foreign/ kids

3. whistle/ bad luck./ lead to/ because/ shouldn't/ while/ indoors/ you/ In Russia,/ it/ could

4. give/ with/ and take/ in/ India./ your/ right/ things/ You/ should/ hands

5. have/ In/ watch/ television/ North Korea,/ to/ people/ state/ programs.

6. because/ is/ insulting./ You/ have/ tip/ in/ to/ a/ Japan/ don't/ to tip someone/ little

Cooking Safety Tips

Always stay in the kitchen while using the (1) ____. Turn off the stove if you leave the room.

Designate a “kids-free zone” that is at least 3 feet (2) _____ from the stove.

Roll up sleeves before cooking. Loose-fitting clothing can (3) ____ on fire.

Clean the stove, oven and burners regularly to (4) _____ grease buildup.

Keep (5) _____ that can catch on fire, such as dish towels and pot holders, away from the stove.

Plug cooking appliances directly into an outlet. Never use an extension cord for a cooking appliance.

Tuck appliance cords out of (6) _____ of children.

Only use microwave-safe containers to heat things in the microwave.

1.A. stove B. pot C. spatula D. pan ______

2.A. in B. away C. on D. after ______

3.A. to catch B. caught C. catch D. catching ______

4.A. protect B. create C. damage D. prevent ______

5.A. food B. gadget C. tool D. items ______

6.A. reach B. approach C. sight D. site ______