22 What does the notice mean?

A You will pay more if you don't book before next summer, B You should only stay in our homestay on your holiday.

C You should book a room this Sunday. D You have two ways to book a room.

23 Elly: "What is your mother Ike?"

Paut

A She likes eating healthy food.

C. She is a very generous person.

B. She often goes to the supermarket

D She looks like my grandmother.

24 Fred: "What's your favourite holiday activity?"

Marilyn

A like visiting local sights.

B I bought too many souvenirs last summer

C I prefer beach cities to mountainous areas.

D I'm not keen on guided tours.

Circle the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the word CLOSEST in meaning to the underlined word in the question.

25 I always get up early, so I don't have to run to catch the bus as my best friend does. make

B take

D miss

A get

C.make

Circle the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the word OPPOSITE in meaning to the underlined word in the question.

26 The bus was so packed that I had to stand for nearly two hours. A empty

B crowded

C bad

D cheap

A.the

Choose the underlined part A, B, C or D that needs correction.

 27 The first steam-powered car developed by Nicolas-Joseph Cugno,

A.the

D by

C.car

D.developed

28 With the Invention of the Internet, human life has become much more easier,

C developed

 Complete the sentences with the correct forms of the words in brackets.

A.with

B the

C.has

D more

29. Her dance......... is the greatest thing I've ever seen.(perform)

30 My mother asked me to make the texts on her smart phone....... so that she could read them. (LARGE)

Circle the best answer

1. I open my book in order to ...

a) read  b) reading  c) readed

2. You should cool the burn ...

a) immediately  b) immediate  c) immediating

3. What time ... Lan be here ?

a) is  b) shal  c) will

4. Would you mind ... for few minutes ?

a) to wait  b) waiting  c) wait

5. This is the first time I ... his mother

a) meet  b) met  c) have met

6. Thank you very much for the comics you ... me last week

a) send  b) sending  c) sent

7. I'd like you ... family this weekend

a) meet  b) to meet  c) meeting

8. Do you mind if I ... here ?

a) sitting  b) to sit  c) sit

VIII.    Read the passage and choose the best answers.

If you want a new computer or new clothes, what do you need to get them? Well, all you need is money. But when did people start using money? The history of money is quite interesting.

Before money was invented, people used the barter system to get what they wanted. To barter means to trade goods or services for other goods or services. For example, someone could trade one horse for one cow. However, the barter system had several problems. People did not always agree on how much one thing was worth compared to another. There was also a problem called the “double coincidence of wants.” For example, what if a man wanted to trade his horse for a cow? He would have to ­ find someone who had a cow, but needed a horse. The invention of money solved these kinds of problems.

Some of the earliest forms of metal coins appeared in China around 1000 B.C. Silver coins started to be made in what is now Turkey around 600 B.C. Soon after, the techniques for making coins were copied and improved by the Greek and Roman empires.

Later, paper money was developed and used in China around A.D. 800, during the Tang Dynasty. Coins were heavy and bulky, so carrying lots of money was not easy. Paper money solved this problem. Now most countries use both paper and coin money. Furthermore, in this digital age, people can buy things without paper money by using a credit card. In the future, it is likely that an even more advanced form of money will be used.

1.     What is this passage mainly about?

A. why paper money is better than coins                              B. how the barter system caused problems

C. how money was ­ first created and developed                    D. how trade was developed between countries

2.     What country is mentioned as having used the ­ first metal coins?

A. Turkey                            B. China                                   C. Greece                           D. Rome

3.     What is NOT true about paper money?

A. It was created after the invention of coins.                                   

B. It was ­ first made in Turkey and improved in Greece.

C. It made it possible for people to carry lots of money.        

D. Before the Tang Dynasty, people did not use paper money.

4.     What can be inferred from this passage?

A. Coins will be made of plastic in the future.                                    B. Money will continue to develop and change.

D. The idea of credit cards was ­ first developed in Greece.    C. People usually traded animals in the barter system.

5.     Which can replace the word “improved” in line 10?

A. provided                            B. upgraded                              C. damaged 

Rewrite the following sentences (Using possessive case).

Number 1 has been done for you as an example.

1. This is the book of Nam.  → This is Nam’s book.

2. He likes to read the poems of John.

→……………………………………………………………………………………….

3. The house of my mother-in-law is in the country.

→……………………………………………………………………………………….

4. The coat of the boy was torn.

→……………………………………………………………………………………….

5. Mr. Van is the friend of Mr. Dong.

→……………………………………………………………………………………….

6. The desks of the pupils are always clean.

→……………………………………………………………………………………….

7. The pens of my brother are green.

→……………………………………………………………………………………….

8. The caps of the boys are on the shelves.

→……………………………………………………………………………………….

I. Complete the sentences, using modal verbs given in brackets

1. If you keep eating fast food, ____________________________________________. (might)

2. If you promise to finish your homework tonight, _____________________________. (can)

3. If my dad cooks dinner tonight, ___________________________________________ (may)

4. If Mary feels unwell, _________________________________________________. (should)

5. If the child doesn’t want to have toothache, ________________________________. (should)

6. If you want to eat healthy food tonight, _______________________________________. (can)

7. If you promise to finish your homework tonight, _______________________________. (will)

8. If my dad wants to eat raw vegetables, ______________________________________. (must)

9. If we have more money, _________________________________________________. (can)

10. If You want to study abroad, ____________________________________________. (should)

II. What will you say in these situations? Use suitable modal verbs with conditional sentences type 1

1. You are going to have a picnic at My Khe Beach with your classmates this Sunday, but it’s going to rain. You don’t want to go there when it rains. You tell this with your mother.

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2. Your father will give you some money to buy books tomorrow. You like to buy a new Oxford dictionary. You tell this with your friend.

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3. You want to go to your friend’s birthday party tonight. Your mother allows you to go there, but asks you to come home before 9 p.m. Here what she says to you.

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III. Rearrange the mixed words into meaningful sentences:

1. by/ fish/ fresh/ Japanese/ The/ sashimi/ cutting/ make/ simply/./

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2. Sushi/ served/ usually/ with/ is/ pickled/ sauce/ and/ ginger/ soy/./

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