IV.      Read the passage carefully, and then answer the questions.

GETTING BACK TO NATURE

The Little Morocco is a beautiful building. We used stone and mud to build the hotel. There are skylights – windows in the roof to let light in – so we save electricity. The skylights give us light in the day, so we don‟t use electric lights. We don‟t use chemicals to clean the rooms because we don‟t want to damage the environment.

You can walk in the mountains near the hotel and see lots of local wildlife. Enjoy a boat trip on the lake and see the amazing waterfalls, or visit the beautiful caves.

1.         What did they use to build the hotel?

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2.         How can the skylights help us to save electricity?

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3.         Why don‟t they use chemicals to clean the rooms?

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4.         What can you see in the mountains?

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5.         What can you see when enjoying a boat trip on the lake?

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Read the passage carefully, and then answer the questions 

                         Getting back to nature 

The Little Morocco is a beautiful building. We used stone and mud to build the hotel. There are skylights - Windows in the roof to let light in - so we save electricity. The skylights give us light in the day, so we don't use electric lights. We don't use chemical to clean the room because we don't want to damage the environment. 

You can walk in the mountains near the hotel and see lots of local wildlife. Enjoy a boat trip on the lake and see the amazing waterfalls,or visit the beautiful caves.

1. What did they use yo build the house?

2. How can the skylights helps us to save electricity ?

3. Why don't they use chemical to clean the room ?

4. What can you see in the mountains ?

5. What are the activities for a boat trip

III.Read the passage carefully, then answer the questions.

      Seoul is South Korea’s capital. It is located in the northern part of South Korea. It has a population of nearly 10 million people. In this city you can find many tall buildings and skyscrapers. Seoul is known around the world as a technology capital. It has a large subway system. Incheon International Airport is a forty minute train ride from Seoul. Gangnam, Itaewon and Hongdae are popular neighbourhoods in Seoul. Here you can find bustling downtown districts, social life, shopping and great dining. The War Memorial of Korea and Namsan Seoul Tower are popular tourist destinations in Seoul.

1.   Where is Seoul?

2.   How many people live in Seoul?

3.   Is Seoul a technology capital?

4.   How long does it take to travel from Seoul to Incheon Airport by train?

5.   Are Gangnam, Itaewon and Hongdae districts of Seoul?

6.   What are popular tourist destinations in Seoul?

GETTING BACK TO NATURE

The Little Morocco is a beautiful building. We used stone and mud to build the hotel. There are skylights – windows in the roof to let light in – so we save electricity. The skylights give us light in the day, so we don‟t use electric lights. We don‟t use chemicals to clean the rooms because we don‟t want to damage the environment.

You can walk in the mountains near the hotel and see lots of local wildlife. Enjoy a boat trip on the lake and see the amazing waterfalls, or visit the beautiful caves.

31.     What did they use to build the hotel?

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32.     How can the skylights help us to save electricity?

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33.     Why don‟t they use chemicals to clean the rooms?

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34.     What can you see in the mountains?

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35.     What can you see when enjoying a boat trip on the lake?

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Read the passage carefully then answer the questions.

When springtime comes, everything begins to wake up. Many animals in the woods have been asleep all winter. Birds have been away.

Then, all at once, it is spring! The days begin to grow long. From the south the birds fly back, ready to build their nests. Animals wake up and start to look for food.

Trees grow new leaves. Plants begin to flower. Baby birds and animals are born. Farmers are busy from morning until night.

In many countries, people greet the spring with songs and dancing. Springtime is a happy time all over the world.

Questions:

Do trees grow new leaves?

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III.Read the following passage then choose the correct answer to the questions: 

According Dr. Lee, here are the most important things a student should do to be a good language learner. First, you should always go to class and get to it early. Second, you should sit straight and pay attention. And you ought to ask and answer questions in class. Third, you should do all homework and try to use your new language outside of class at least once every week. Finally, you mustn’t give up.

       1.The author was trying to …….. .

       A. show how important the language is    B. introduce a new way of language learning

 C.give the reader advice on language learning. D.persuade the readers to join their new language class.

      2.The author wrote the passage to ……. .

A. students     B. language learner    C. doctors    D. engineers

3.Which of the following could be the best title of the passage?

A.    How to be a good language learner.    B. How to be a good teacher.

C.A new way of language learning.    D. Dr. Lee’s ideas.

4.We could replace “ought to” in line 3 with ……

A. should     B. have to     C. need     D. can 

      5.Language learners shouldn’t ……. .

A. get to class early         B. ask and answer questions in class

C. be absent from school     D. use the new language outside of class

VUsing the words given to complete each sentence. 

1.  Binh / be / interest / play / basketball / free time.

2. Last year Mrs. Nga / use / drink / a lot of beer / now / she / not.

3. I / be / look / forward / hear / all about it.

4. Please / take / form / your teacher / and / ask / her / sigh. 

5. Mr. Clark / work / the bank / a long time ./

Read the passage carefully then answer the questions.

When springtime comes, everything begins to wake up. Many animals in the woods have been asleep all winter. Birds have been away.

Then, all at once, it is spring! The days begin to grow long. From the south the birds fly back, ready to build their nests. Animals wake up and start to look for food.

Trees grow new leaves. Plants begin to flower. Baby birds and animals are born. Farmers are busy from morning until night.

In many countries, people greet the spring with songs and dancing. Springtime is a happy time all over the world.

Questions:

In many countries, what do people do to greet the spring?

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IV. Read the passage carefully and answer the questions below. (1m)

Email is a short word for electronic mail. You create texts and send them over a network of computers. The first emails go back to the 1960s. The invention has greatly changed our lives and emails have become a popular means of communication.

Emails offer users a lot of advantages. First of all, they are really easy to use. You can organize your daily correspondence, send and receive electronic messages and save them on computers. Second, emails are also very fast. They are delivered at once around the world. It is believed that no other form of written communication is as fast as an email. Last but not least, emails do not use paper. They are environmentally friendly, which helps save a lot of trees from being cut down. So you find emails really useful? Have you ever sent or received an email? Send one to your best friend and wait for nice things to come.

QUESTIONS

1. What does email mean?

2. When did the first email appear?

3. How many benefits of emails are mentioned in the reading?

4. According to the writer, is Email the fastest way to communicate?