One very famous place for tourists (1)____ London is Madame Tussaud’s museum. Here people (2)_____ see figures of famous people of wax. Madame Tussaud was born (3)_____ France in 1761. Her uncle, a doctor, (4)______ wax figures of people. He opened (5)_______ museum of these figures in Paris. Marie helped (6)______ in his work. In 1789, during the French Revolution, Marie (7)______ sent to prison. Here she has to copy (8)_____ head of famous people when they were dead, include Queen Marie Antoninette’s. In 1795, Marie married Francios Tussaud (9)_____ in 1802 she came to London with her wax figures. Here she open a museum and her figures can (10)_____ be seen to day

1. A. in                B. on                C. at                D. of

2. A. must            B. shall                C. can                D. will

3. A. at                B. in                C. on                D. with

4. A. make            B. makes            C. made            D. making

5. A. a                B. an                C. one                D. some

6. A. her            B. him                C. them                D. his

7. A. has            B. is                C. was                D. had

8. A. any            B. the                C. those            D. these

9. A. because            B. when            C. although            D. and

10. A. ever            B. already            C. yet                D. still

.Read the text and choose the correct answer A, B, c or D for each of the gaps.

Caring for Infants and children

Caring for infants and children who(31)_______ at risk or have limited resources can have a lasting impact(32) _______a child’s development and is one of the(33)_______rewarding placements available(34)_______volunteers. The children are(35)_______to see new and smiling faces, and love games, songs, and rhymes that volunteers help to organize. Simply holding infants, sharing your(36)_______, and providing(37)_______attention is important to their future well-being. The staff(38)_______the help with(39)_______routines such as feeding and clothing the children and playing(40)_______them.

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

     For many of us, food isn't that important. However, for a few people, food is very improtant. For these people, meals are a kind of art.

     These people are interested in something called "haute cuisine" . Haute cuisine is French for "high cooking" . You can usually find haute cuisine in fancy French hotels anh high level restaurants.

     Haute cuisine has changed over the years, but the most important parst have remained the same. Haute cuisine meals are almost always very complicated, and they take a very long time to make. Usually, an haute cuisine meal has very many small dishes, instead of a few large ones. Also, with haute cuisine dishes, the appearance is very important. Of course, an haute cuisine dish must taste wonderful, but that is not enough. An haute cuisine dish must also look beautiful. Another very important part of haute cuisine is wine. Chefs and customers always try to select a wine that is a perfect match for their meal. The wine that people drink with haute cuisine is often very rare. You will not be surprised to hear that haute cuisine dishes are almost always very expensive.

     Haute cuisine is traditionally French, but other countries have similar concepts of food. People often compare Japanese kaiseki to haute cuisine. Kaiseki is another very complicated, very high level kind of food. In Japan, kaiseki is also considered a kind of art. When Japanese chefs prepare kaiseki, they don't just consider the taste of the food. They also consider the food's texture, colour, and appearance. Chefs even match the colour of the food to the colour of the plate and the chopsticks. Of course, although haute cuisine and kaiseki share many similarities, the food itself is quite different.

     If you ever get the chance to try kaiseki or haute cuisine , remember one thing: You are not just having a meal, you are enjoying a very special kind of art.

1. What can we say about the wines that people drink with haute cuisine?

A. Theyall come from France.

B. They are all quite common.

C. They are always red wine.

D. They are usually rare.

2. What is true about the dishes in haute cuisine?

A. Haute cuisine usually has many small dishes.

B. Haute cuisine usually has just a few large dishes.

C. Haute cuisine usually has many large dishes.

D. Haute cuisine usually has just a few small dishes.

3. What does the fifth sentence of the third paragraph mean?

A. Haute cuisine has to taste good, but is has to be good in other ways, too

B. Haute cuisine only has to taste good.

C. Haute cuisine has to look good, but it doesn't have to taste good.

D. Every haute cuisine dish tastes the same.

4. What does the passage NOT say about haute cuisine?

A. It is very expensive.

B. It takes a short time to make.

C. It is very complicated.

D. It is usually served in fancy hotels and high level restaurants.

5. What does the passage say about kaiseki and haute cuisine?

A. The food is the same in both.

B. People never care about them.

C. People often compare them.

D. Haute cuisine is older than kaiseki.

II. Read the text and choose the correct answer A, B, C or D for each of the gaps.

Native American Indian groups in North America lived (31) ___________ different cultural regions, each of which developed its own customs and traditions. A custom is the specific way in which (32) ___________ group of people does something. This can include how foods are prepared, what clothing is worn, the kinds of celebrations and much more. The set of customs developed and (33) ___________ by a culture over time is a tradition.

A culture’s customs are often determined by the natural resources found in their environment. In the Desert Southwest region, cloth weaving develop (34) ___________ a custom. The area has fewer large animals whose skins can be used for making clothing or blankets. Cloth weaving was a way (35) ___________ meeting the need for clothing without using animal skins. In the Eastern Woodlands area, however, hunting and fishing were daily activities. Since it was easy to get animal skins, developing skills like weaving were less important.

Question 31. A. in                    B. a                                    C. on                                 D. of

Question 32. A. the                  B. an                                  C. a                                   D. all

Question 33. A. to share          B. sharing                          C. share                             D. shared

Question 34. A. as                   B. for                                 C. by                                 D. in

Question 35. A. by                   B. of                                  C. to                                  D. as

E - WRITING

Rearrange the following words to make a meaningful sentence.

Question 36. people / Kinh / in / together / lived / a harmony / the village / under.

=> _______________________________________________________ .

Question 37. villages / the / are / by / surrounded / bamboo groves.

=> _______________________________________________________ .

Question 38. considered / the husband / is / the family / of / the head.

=> _______________________________________________________ .

Question 39. to / went / live / the bride / with / husband’s / her / family.

=> _______________________________________________________ .

Question 40. my / grandfather / water pipes / smoking / enjoys / drinking / tea / and.

=> _______________________________________________________ .

II. Read the text and choose the correct answer A, B, C or D for each of the gaps.

Spring festivals

From (1) _________ times people have celebrated the end of winter and the new life that spring brings. One of the most important Christian festivals is Easter, (2) ________Christians remember the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Easter, however, it is not the (3) ____________spring festival. In Sweden, people celebrate the end of the winter by (4) _____________huge bonefires. Fire also plays an important part in the Hindu festival of Holi. In some villages children are carried around bonefires (5) _________their mothers to protect them (6) _________danger in the coming year. Buddists in Thailand soak each (7) __________ water when cellaring their New Year, which falls in (8) _________middle of April. In Antigua in Guatemala they carpet the streets with flowers. Chinese spring parades (9) ________equally colourful, but instead of flowers they have large dragon puppets (10) __________ dance in the streets.

V. Read the text and choose the correct answer A, B, C or D for each of the gaps.

To be fit and (31 )  you need to be physically active. Regular physical activity  can help protect you (32)  serious diseases such as obesity, heart disease,  cancer, mental (33)  ,  diabetes  and arthritis. (34)     your bicycle regularly is one of the best ways to reduce  your  risk  of  health  problems associated (35)  a sedentary  lifestyle. (36)  is a healthy,

low-impact  exercise  that can  be enjoyed  by people of all ages, (37)  young children to older adults.  It is also fun, cheap and  good (38)  the environment. Riding  to  work  or  the shops (39)  one of the most time-efficient ways to combine regular exercise with your everyday routine. An estimated one  billion people iide (40)  every day — for transport, recreation and sport.

3 l. A. healthy B. fat C. sick D. ill

32. A. to B. with C. from D. on

33. A. iller B. illness C. ill D. illest

34. 34. A. Riding B. Driving C. Buying D. Selling

35. A. at B. on C. in D. with

36. A. Cycled B. Cycling C. Cycles D. Cycle

37. A. or B. with C. from D. and

38. A. for B. from C. during D. in

39.A. was B. were C. are D. is

40. A. bicycles B. cars C. buses D. boats

Read the text and choose the correct answer A, B, C or D for each of the gaps.

The Globe Theatre

Visiting the theatre in London 400 years ago was very different from visiting a modern theatre. The building was round, there was no roof, people got cold and wet if the weather was bad. The queen loved (23)__ ________ to the Globe Theatre, by the River Thames to see the plays of William Shakespeare. All the actors at that time were men. The visitors ate, talked to (24)___________ friends, walked about during the show and (25)_  __________ people even threw things at the actors.

Today it is still possible to visit the Globe Theatre. A new theatre stands in the same place (26)__________ the river. You can enjoy a Shakespeare there or just learn

 (27 )___ ________ life in the seventeenth century.

23. A. go                      B. going                   C. went                 D. gone

24. A. those                  B. his                       C. her                   D. their

25. A. any                     B. every                   C. some                D. no

26. A. near                   B. at                         C. next                 D. on

27 A. in                        B. to                         C. for                   D. about