QUIZ Greetings around the world. Take the quiz. 

1. Which is probably the most common way of greeting around the world?

A. Shaking hands.

B. Sticking out one's tongue.

2. In the USA, people greet each other by _____

A. shaking heads

B. saying "Hello"

3. Thais greet their elders by saying "sawadee" and ____

A. saying their surname 

B. slightly bowing to them

4. The Maori of New Zealand greet each other by _____

A. kissing each other's cheek

B. pressing their noses together

5. How do people in Japan normally greet each other?

A. They bow to each other.

B. They hug each other.

C.Passive Voice
 
l. Every year, Viet Nam exports millions of tons of rice. 
 
2. Vietnamese people celebrate their Lunar New Year Festival around January and February. 
 
3.Our teacher always advises us to study harder on the second term. 
 
4.The Library of Congress in the USA employs over 5000 employees. 
 
5.Bad weather has delayed flight 202 from Miami. 
 

6.Brothers Lazlo and Geogre invented the ballpoint pen. 
 
7.The boy broke the window and took away some money. 
 
8.Someone cut down the tree in the garden yesterday. 
 
9.The artist painted a huge picture to raise fund for the poor children. 
 
10. Mai wrote some articles about the damage of I storm.
 

11. They have celebrated the Teacher's Day largely since 1982. 
 
12. Science and Technology have completely changed human' s life. 
 
13. People have built this building of bricks, stones and cement. 
 
14. Nga has typed the report about polluted environment for 2 hours. 
 
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16. You must clean the floor before you paint it. 
 
17. The girl has to decide to study law or pharmacy. 
 
18. People can't learn a foreign language in this week. 
 
19. Mr. Han is going to visit Hanoi on his work next week. 
 
20. This company will organize an art exhibition next month. 
 
21.A sudden increase in water pressure may break the dam. 

IX. Choose the correct option for each gap in the sentences.
16. On Passover Day, people ______ freedom from slavery. A. contribute B. celebrate C. participate D. choose
17. During Tet holiday the ______ atmosphere is felt around the country. A. local B. ethnic C. thankful D. festive 
18. Every year Cannes ______ its international film festival called Cannes Film Festival. A. attends B. gathers C. hosts D. plays
19. ______ are you going to Phu Yen? – To attend Hoi Mua Festival. A. How B. What C. When D. Why
20. ______ is this festival celebrated? – Twice a year. A. How often B. How far C. How long D. How much

Read the following passage and choose the correct answer to each of the questions

All around the world, there are many endangered animals, largely because of human progress. As the world's population grows, humans move into new areas, create more pollution, and use more natural resources. This all puts pressure on animals, which cannot really compete with humans. An excellent example of this would be the case of the leatherback sea turtle.

At 6.5 meters long, and up to 600 kilograms, the leatherback is the largest turtle on Earth. It is also one of the most endangered. Scientists do not know the exact number of leatherbacks because they spend their entire lives at sea. This makes them very difficult to count. But female leatherbacks come on land to lay their eggs. From the number of nests that scientists find, they can estimate the number of turtles. The numbers do not show a good future for the leatherback. At one beach, scientists counted over 10,000 egg nests in 1954. In 1993, there were only 50 nests at the same beach. Scientists think that the leatherback population is perhaps only 1% of what it was just 50 years ago. Human development over the last 50 years is undoubtedly the reason for this.

Question 1: Based on the information in the passage, the term endangered animals can be best explained as .

A. a kind of turtle

B. animals caught in fishing nets

C. animals with very low numbers

D. animals in areas where humans live

Question 2: According to paragraph 1, humans pressure the animals in all of the following ways EXCEPT

.A. by adding to pollution

B. by moving into new areas

C. by killing the animals

D. by using natural resources

Question 3: The word them in line 7 refers to

.A. scientists

B. leatherbacks

C. nests

D. eggs

Question 4: According to paragraph 2, why is it difficult to count the numbers of leatherback turtles?

A. They swim very fast.

C. Their nests are hard to find.

B. They are scared of humans.

D. They spend most of their lives in the sea.

Question 5: The word estimate in line 8 is closest in meaning to

A. study

B. guess

C. count

D. catch

Read the passage below and choose one correct answer for each question.

Television is an important invention of the 20^th century. It has been so popular that we can't imagine what life would be like if there were no television. Television is a major means of communication and entertainment. It brings pictures and sound from around the world into millions of homes. Through television, viewers can see and learn about people, places and things in distant lands. Television widens our knowledge by introducing new ideas which may lead us to new hobbies and recreations. In addition to the news, television provides us with a variety of programs that can satisfy every taste. Most people now seem to like spending their evenings watching television than to go out.

Television provides us with a variety of programs, so that it can _______. 

A. entertain people 

B. be suitable for only children 

C. give large amount of knowledge 

D. satisfy every taste