GIÚP MÌNH NHÉ CẦN GẤP VÌ CHIỀU MÌNH PHẢI NỘP BÀI TẬP RỒI

27. The old tradition of first- footing is still practiced today in (Scottish/ Scots/ Scotland/ English). 28. In Canada, the serving of coffee at the end of an evening is a signal that it is time for (visitors/ tourists/ holiday makers/ residents) to leave. 29. The Maori in New Zealand greet each other by (punching/ touching/ blowing/ sneezing) their noses. 30. Australia is composed of seven (nations/ countries/states/ continents). 31. There is a red maple leaf on the (flag/ banner/ money/ landmark) of Canada. 32. Water (pollution/ pollute/ polluted/ pollutants) in the lake has made the fish die. 33. If we (will use/ would use/ use) water carefully, more people will have fresh water. 34. Farmers in our area usually use (pesticides/ herbicides/ waste/ sewage) to kill weeds. 35. If we (polluted/ pollute/ pollution/ pollutant) the air, more people will have breathing problems. 36.A (sari/ kilt/ kimono/ scarf) is the traditional garment which is often worn by Scottish men on special occasions. 37.(Tornado/ Forest fire/ Earthquake/ Flood): a sudden, violent shaking of the Earth's surface. 38. A severe tropical (drought/ flood/ storm/ wind) is called a typhoon. 39. (Flood/ Drought/ Mudslide/ Typhoon): a long period of time when there is little or no rain and crops die. 40. A (tornado/ forest fire/ earthquake/ mudslide) is a storm in which the air moves very quickly in a circle. 41.On the second day, there was a rainstorm which helped to (provide/ put out/ evacuate) the forest fire. 42. The strong winds forced the climbers to (provide/ evacuate/ take/ build) shelters. 43. The government will (scatter/ provide/ collect/ put out) food and other material aid to the flood victims. 44. Emergency teams are still clearing up the (debris/ piece/ waste) from the plane crash. 45. By the time we got to the cinema, the film (started/ has started/ had started). 46. When we came back to our home village last month, it (will change/ changed/ has changed/ had changed) so much. 47. We cannot prevent natural disasters, but we can (invent/ struggle/ prepare/ win) for them. 48. The roof of the building (damaged/ was damaged/ has damaged/ damage) in a storm 2 days ago. 49. Thousands of buildings and houses were completely destroyed when the earthquake (fought/ struck/ happened/ arrived) the city. 50. The forest fire (burst/occurred/ raged/ spread) for eight hours, killing all of the animals

Choose the correct answer A, B, or C to complete each of the sentences.

1.Alaska is perhaps the most …………… state in the USA. It has over three million lakes.

A. puzzling B. festive C. amazing

2. The old tradition of first- footing is still practiced today in ……………………..

A. Scottish B. Scots C. Scotland

3. The Maori in New Zealand greet each other by ………………………..their noses.

A. punching B. touching C. blowing

4. Australia is composed of seven …………………..

A. nations B. countries C. states

5. There is a red maple leaf on the ………………… of Canada.

A. flag B. banner C. money

1. Alaska is perhaps the most (puzzling/ festive/ amazing) state in the USA. It has over three million lakes.

2. The old tradition of first- footing is still practiced today in (Scottish/ Scots/ Scotland).

3. In Canada, the serving of coffee at the end of an evening is a signal that it is time for (visitors/ tourists/ holiday makers) to leave.

4. The Maori in New Zealand greet each other by (punching/ touching/ blowing) their noses.

5. Australia is composed of seven (nations/ countries/states)

6. There is a red maple leaf on the (flag/ banner/ money) of Canada.

7. If the factory (continues/ to continue/ continued) dumping poison into the lake, all the fish and other aquatic animals will die

9. Water (pollution/ pollute/ polluted) in the lake has made the fish die.

10. Mi and Nick like (comes/ come/ coming) back Mi’s home village on holiday.

11. If the factory continues dumping poison into the lake, all the fish and other aquatic animals (will die/ to die/ dead)

12.Water pollution is the (contaminating/ contaminate/ contamination) in the lake has made the fish die.

13. If we (will use/ would use/ use) water carefully, more people will have fresh water.

14. If the factory continues dumping poison (into/ to/ about) the lake, all the fish and other aquatic animals will die.

III. Choose the best answer to fill in the blank.

13. Don’t drink that water. It’s ________.

A. contaminated B. damaged C. dumped D. cleaned

14. By the time we got to the cinema, the film ________.

A. start B. had started C. starting D. started

15. The team’s success was largely ________ to her efforts.

A. since B. due C. because D. lead

16. Eating too much sugar can ________ to health problems.

A. make B. lead C. cause D. due

17. I often drink coffee, but today I ________ tea.

A. drank B. am drinking C. drink D. was drinking

18. The old tradition of first-footing is still practiced today in ________.

A. Scots B. Scottish C. Scotland D. Scotlanders

19. The Maori in New Zealand greet each other by ________ their noses.

A. punching B. blowing C. touching D. kissing

20. There is a red maple leaf on the ________ of Canada.

A. banner B. flag C. money D. badge

21. If you ________ the president, what would you do to help the environment?

A. are B. were C. had been D. will be

22. The heavy rain has caused ________ in many parts of the country.

A. floods B. drought C. storms D. snow

23. Scientist have come up ________ new ways of saving energy.

A. for B. along C. to D. with

24. Waste water from many factories which is dumped ________ water bodies directly causewater pollution.

A. into B. up C. to D. out

25. Americans throw ________ twenty-eight and a half million tons of plastic in landfillsevery year.

A. down B. about C. out D. away

23, Many fish in my lake have died because of the.......water

a. pollute

b.pollution

c.polluted

d.polluting

24, The.........are searching through the rubble for surviors

a.rescuers

b.washers

c.fighters

d.builders

25, The old tradition of first-footing is still practised today in.....

a,Scottish

b,Scot

c,Scotland

d,The Scotland

26,The Maori in New Zealand greet each other by.........their noses

a,punching

b,touching

c,blowing

d,kissing

27,I tried........you lots of times but couldn't get through

a,called

b,call

c,to call

d,calling

28,Tsunami is a very large ocean wave caused by underwater earthquakes or........eruption

a,stormy

b,dusty

c,volcanic

d,cloudy

I. Fill in the blanks with suitable word

In scotland, the biggest ...(1) of the year is "Hogmanay". "Hogmanay" is the scottish word for New Year 'Eve. on 31st december in edinburgh, there is enormous firework...(2) at the castle and they play live music in the park. Thousands of people ... (3) in the streets, coffees and bars. Then at 12o'colock, church bells ...(4) all over the city. After midnight people go "first footing". This is a scottish ... (5) that dates back hundreds of years. "First footing" is visiting your neighbours after ... (6) on New Year's Eve. The visitors must step into the house with their right foot step first, to ...(7) good luck. Traditionally, the visitors brings three ... (8): a piece of coal and a little whisky. The gifts ...(9) warmth, food and happiness. If the first person who visits your home after midnight is a man with dark hair, that is ...(10) lucky.

11. Nowadays you still see the ………men wear kits (skirts) to wedding or other formal occasions.

    A. Scot                                B. Scotland                 C. Scots                       D. Scottish.

12. What …… we do to prevent these natural disasters?

    A. may                                B. ought                      C. should                     D. be able

13. …….. at someone is usually considered rude.

    A. Point                               B. To point                 C. To pointing D. Pointing

14. What will happen if the pollution .................. on.?

    A. puts                                 B. goes                        C. keeps                      D. takes

15. He said  he was  afraid this article  was .................. date.

    A. over                               B. on                C. behind                    D. out of

16. I had to get up early, ...............I would miss the train.

    A. otherwise                        B. if not                      C. but                          D. unless

17. Most young people want to ........more about environmental problems.

    A.look after             B.find out                   C.look for                    D.make out

18. ..................always gives me real pleasure.

A. I arrange flowers                                        B. The flowers are arranged

C. Arranging flowers                                      D. While arranging flowers.

19. Nga had difficulties in bringing the heavy box, and Mai, her friend, offered to help.

Mai : “Need a hand with your heavy box, Nga ?”  -Nga : “.....................”

A. I don’t need      B. Not at all        C. That’s very kind of you         D. No, thanks

20. Peter: “ ...............?”   Mary: “ Well , I’dlike to see that dress”

             A. Do you want anything                               B. May I help you

             C. What would you like                                 D. What do you want to do

21.    Did you succeed  _______  the problem?

22.  His car is the same color  _______  my uncle’s.

23.  The tall buildings  _______  improved recently.

24.  Could you tell me  _______  to get to the bank?

25.  She speaks Chinese as ______ as I do.

26. You can improve your English by practising it _______ .                       

27. _________ Mark's financial problem, he bought a new motorbike.                                                                     

 28. Don't promise  _______  it if you aren't sure you can.

29. He is not  _______  get married.

30. Judo was  _______  developed in Japan in the late 19^th century.

VI. Read and choose the best answer to complete the passage.

        Paris is the capital city and the largest city in France. It’s the first European city to introduce street light in 1889. Till now, Paris still upholds its reputation of lightning Europe. With other 50,000 street lights across the city. It’s no surprise that Paris is still known as The city of light.The Seine river runs through the oldest parts of Paris. It’s surrounded by many forest. Paris is also the center of the French economy, politics and culture. It has a very good underground subway system. It’s called Metro. The Metro was built in 1900, and is more than 200 km long.Every year, millions of visitors come to Paris. They can visit The Eiffel Tower, The Louvre museum, The Notre Dame de Paris cathedral or The Champs – Elysees… The Champs – Elysees is probably the most famous street in Paris. It’s full of fashion stores and restaurants.

1.      What is NOT true about Paris?

            A. It’s the oldest city in France.          B. It’s the capital city of France.       C. It’s the largest city in France

2.      When did Paris have street light?

            A. 1889                                                B. 1900                                                C. 1200

3.      Why is Paris known as the city of light?

            A. Because people turn on the light all day.   B. Because there are over 50,000 street lights in Paris.

            C. Because they don’t use light bulbs in Paris.

4.      What is the river which runs through Paris?

            A. The Thames River                           B. The Nile river                                  C. The Seine river

5.      What is the Champs – Elysees?

            A. A tower                                           B. A street                                           C. A museum

I.           Choose the best answer                                     Dolphins in Scotland

The dolphin population   in the Moray Firth area of Scotland is very special. They are the most northerly bottlenose dolphins in the world with (between / among / over / towards)¹ ……………..130 animals recorded so far.

These (proper / particular / obvious / usual)²  …………….. dolphins are different from their relations living in warmer (atmosphere / spaces / seasons / environments)³ ……………..  such as the Indian or Pacific oceans. They are a lot bigger and fatter (4m rather than 2.5m) - this is due to the large (size / amount / pile / load)⁴  …………….. of fat (known as blubber) that their bodies (want / demand / wish / need)⁵  ……………..  to keep them warm in the colder waters of the North Sea.

Dolphins, unlike sharks, (do / should / have / ought)⁶ …………….. not automatically replace their teeth when lost – they only have one set which has to (stay / hold / last / stop)⁷ ……………..  for their whole life! They eat 8-15kg of fish a day, feeding largely on inshore (varieties / sorts / types / ranges)⁸ ……………..  that live on the sea bed.

They live in very close family groups, (who / which / they / those)⁹ …………….. can be quite large. Local people around the Firth have seen dolphins for many years: there are reports from as (much / enough / more / long)¹⁰ …………….. ago as 1900.