8.Em hãy chọn một đáp án đúng trong ngoặc đẻ hoàn thành mỗi câu  sau.

1. They are (studying/ study) science at the moment.

2. We can (have/having/ to have) a picnic either on Saturday or on Sunday.

3. What time (does Trung have/ is Trung has) music class?

4. The math books are (on/ at) the right.

5. What other classes do you have (on/at/in) Thursday?

6. Is volleyball (a/ an) unpopular after-school activity?

7. We have four (ten-minutes/ ten-minute) breaks each day.

8. These (shelf/ shelves) on the left have dictionaries and literature in English.

9. In geography, we study the world, (its/ it’s) rivers and mountain ranges.

10. This is our library and (that/ those) are our books.

      Books play a very ………………… (1) part in your life. It’s true that every family …………………. (2) books. We can …………………(3) books every where. We can …………………(4) many things from books. Books ………………….(5) us in self-ducation and deciding ……………….. (6) in life.

     Today, there are a lot of public ……………….. (7) in our country and all people have the right to ………………..(8) them.

     Each year hundreds of new books for ………………….(9) appear in Viet Nam. The books are very …………………… (10) and children like reading them very much.

Hãy sắp xếp các câu sau:

1,favorite/Art/Music/her/subject/are/and/.

2,Students/have/on/lessons/Vietnamese/Saturday/.

3,English/have/students/dont's/on/lessons/Saturday/.

4,has/in/only/on/They/lessons/morning/the/weekdays

5,Maths/My/times/class/week/have/a/lessons/six

6,have/in/exams/students/their/the/May

7,always/homework/they/their/in/evening/the/do

8,is/television/moment/she/at/watching/the

9,does/How/lessons/she/Thursday/many/have/on/?

10,They/week/have/times/lessons/three/a/English/.

3.Đọc và trả lời câu hỏi: Every morning Mai and Nam go to school from Monday to Friday. They have Maths, English,PE,and History on Monday. On Tuesday, they have 3 lesson but on Wednesday they have 5 lesson: Science, Maths,Vietnamese,IT, Music and Art. Nam and Mai like Art and Music lesson because they like singing and drawing. On Thursday, they have 3 lessons in the morning and they have 3 lessons in the afternoon. They only have two lessons on Friday. On Saturday and Sunday they do not go to school. They often go to Music Club with their friends at the weekend. 1. What lessons on they have on Monday?______________________________.2. How many lessons do you have on Tuesday?__________________________.3.Do they like singing and drawing?_________________________4.How many lessons do you have on Thursday?_____________________.5.What do they often do at the weekend?_________________________ . Giúp mik với nha 😊😊😊

Read the passage, and choose the correct answer A, B, C or D for each question. GIẢI THÍCH ĐÁP ÁN CHỌN DÙM NHA!!!

Street Food Shoulder Poles on Saigon streets

      Street food shoulder pole is familiar with Saigon people throughout many years. Nowadays it has become a special thing that makes travelers curious. In small areas of District 1 and District 3, we could count more than 100 vendors who earned money using shoulder poles. A shoulder pole, also called a carrying pole, is a yoke of wood or bamboo, used by people to carry a load. The vendors put their goods in two baskets from each end of the yoke.

      In the downtown, we can meet young women with their shoulder poles. The baskets are covered with plastic wrap carefully to protect the foods from the street dust. In a tight space of one basket, she could mix the ingredients and bake the cake on a small charcoal which was defended by carton. The ready cakes were put in other basket.

      In the morning or evening, on rainy or sunny day, Saigon streets are marked by shoulder poles of people from different regions of the country, which has become a   unique part of Saigon. It has been said that it isn’t hard to live in Saigon if you work hard. With the carrying pole on shoulders, the vendor has turned it into a “store”. The reason is very simple, they don’t have enough money to open a real store. Every day these women continue their journey through Saigon streets under the sun and the rain, selling cheap things or street foods to earn money and feed their children.

1.   A shoulder pole                 .

      A. is the connection between wood and bamboo B. used to be called a carrying pole

      C. is a bar made of wood or bamboo        D. is used to put goods on street vendor’s shoulders

2.   Street food shoulder pole is                      .

      A. used by street vendors to carry things B. a characteristic of District 1 and 3

      C. used to make foreign travelers curious D. a way for passer-by to have food

3.   All of the following are true about shoulder poles EXCEPT that                        .

      A. street vendors can bake cakes there     B. the two baskets have the same function

      C. they can contain enough things to serve some customers        D. they can be protected from dust

4.   All of the following are benefits of shoulder poles EXCEPT that                       .

      A. they can help street vendors to sell many things without a store

      B. street vendors can support their families with the help of shoulder poles

      C. it is a way for street vendors to carry goods around the streets

      D. women are marked by unique shoulder poles from different regions

5.   The word “yoke” in paragraph 1 is closest in meaning to                       .

      A. a piece of wood that is shaped to fit across a person’s shoulders to carry two equal loads

      B. a wooden bar that is connected to the vehicles or loads so that they can be pulled away

      C. something that connects two things or people, usually in a way that limits freedom

Read the passage, and choose the correct answer A, B, C or D for each question.

Street Food Shoulder Poles on Saigon streets

      Street food shoulder pole is familiar with Saigon people throughout many years. Nowadays it has become a special thing that makes travelers curious. In small areas of District 1 and District 3, we could count more than 100 vendors who earned money using shoulder poles. A shoulder pole, also called a carrying pole, is a yoke of wood or bamboo, used by people to carry a load. The vendors put their goods in two baskets from each end of the yoke.

      In the downtown, we can meet young women with their shoulder poles. The baskets are covered with plastic wrap carefully to protect the foods from the street dust. In a tight space of one basket, she could mix the ingredients and bake the cake on a small charcoal which was defended by carton. The ready cakes were put in other basket.

      In the morning or evening, on rainy or sunny day, Saigon streets are marked by shoulder poles of people from different regions of the country, which has become a   unique part of Saigon. It has been said that it isn’t hard to live in Saigon if you work hard. With the carrying pole on shoulders, the vendor has turned it into a “store”. The reason is very simple, they don’t have enough money to open a real store. Every day these women continue their journey through Saigon streets under the sun and the rain, selling cheap things or street foods to earn money and feed their children.

1.   A shoulder pole                 .

      A. is the connection between wood and bamboo B. used to be called a carrying pole

      C. is a bar made of wood or bamboo        D. is used to put goods on street vendor’s shoulders

2.   Street food shoulder pole is                      .

      A. used by street vendors to carry things B. a characteristic of District 1 and 3

      C. used to make foreign travelers curious D. a way for passer-by to have food

3.   All of the following are true about shoulder poles EXCEPT that                        .

      A. street vendors can bake cakes there     B. the two baskets have the same function

      C. they can contain enough things to serve some customers        D. they can be protected from dust

4.   All of the following are benefits of shoulder poles EXCEPT that                       .

      A. they can help street vendors to sell many things without a store

      B. street vendors can support their families with the help of shoulder poles

      C. it is a way for street vendors to carry goods around the streets

      D. women are marked by unique shoulder poles from different regions

5.   The word “yoke” in paragraph 1 is closest in meaning to                       .

      A. a piece of wood that is shaped to fit across a person’s shoulders to carry two equal loads

      B. a wooden bar that is connected to the vehicles or loads so that they can be pulled away

      C. something that connects two things or people, usually in a way that limits freedom

      D. a long piece of wood that is fastened across the necks to pull heavy loads

      D. a long piece of wood that is fastened across the necks to pull heavy loads

Read and tick true (T) or false (F)

My name is Nam. I’m in class 5B, Nguyen Du primary school. My school year started in August. I go to school every day except Saturday and Sunday. I have four lessons a day. Today is Wednesday I have Maths, Vietnamese, Music and English. I have Maths and Vietnamese every school day. I have Music once a week and English four times a week.

Question. He has Maths and Vietnamese every school day.

A. True

B. False

Hãy chọn đáp án đúng để trả lời các câu hỏi sau.

The school year in Vietnam runs from September through the first of June. It is divided into two semesters. The first semester begins in September and ends before the Lunar New Year, while the second one begins right after the first one and lasts until June the first. Children in Vietnam go to school six days a week from Monday to Saturday and a typical school day runs from 7:00 to about 11:30 in the morning. Vietnamese students are expected to take school very seriously and to work hard. Most periods begin with a small test. The teacher calls on some students to stand and answer a few questions to check their understanding of the last lesson.

After school, Vietnamese students take part in a lot of activities. Some students play sports. Soccer, table tennis, and badminton are the most popular. Others enjoy going swimming. A few students like music and movies. They often practice playing musical instruments in the music hall or go to the cinema with their friends to see the latest films. In addition, some students play video games or computer games or stay at home to help their parents. The after-school activities above help students find friends with similar interests, develop their talents, and sometimes even discover their career goals.

In which paragraph does the information “Vietnamese students take part in a lot of after-school activities.” appear?

A. paragraph 1

B. paragraph 2

C. both paragraph 1 and 2

Hãy chọn đáp án đúng để trả lời các câu hỏi sau.

The school year in Vietnam runs from September through the first of June. It is divided into two semesters. The first semester begins in September and ends before the Lunar New Year, while the second one begins right after the first one and lasts until June the first. Children in Vietnam go to school six days a week from Monday to Saturday and a typical school day runs from 7:00 to about 11:30 in the morning. Vietnamese students are expected to take school very seriously and to work hard. Most periods begin with a small test. The teacher calls on some students to stand and answer a few questions to check their understanding of the last lesson.

After school, Vietnamese students take part in a lot of activities. Some students play sports. Soccer, table tennis, and badminton are the most popular. Others enjoy going swimming. A few students like music and movies. They often practice playing musical instruments in the music hall or go to the cinema with their friends to see the latest films. In addition, some students play video games or computer games or stay at home to help their parents. The after-school activities above help students find friends with similar interests, develop their talents, and sometimes even discover their career goals.

How many semesters are there in the Vietnamese school year?

A. two

B. six

C. September and June

Hãy chọn đáp án đúng để trả lời các câu hỏi sau.

The school year in Vietnam runs from September through the first of June. It is divided into two semesters. The first semester begins in September and ends before the Lunar New Year, while the second one begins right after the first one and lasts until June the first. Children in Vietnam go to school six days a week from Monday to Saturday and a typical school day runs from 7:00 to about 11:30 in the morning. Vietnamese students are expected to take school very seriously and to work hard. Most periods begin with a small test. The teacher calls on some students to stand and answer a few questions to check their understanding of the last lesson.

After school, Vietnamese students take part in a lot of activities. Some students play sports. Soccer, table tennis, and badminton are the most popular. Others enjoy going swimming. A few students like music and movies. They often practice playing musical instruments in the music hall or go to the cinema with their friends to see the latest films. In addition, some students play video games or computer games or stay at home to help their parents. The after-school activities above help students find friends with similar interests, develop their talents, and sometimes even discover their career goals.

When does the Vietnamese school year start?

A. June

B. September

C. before the Lunar New Year