39. Is common cold a serious illness? - _________________________________

A. No, it isn’t.             B. Yes, it isn’t.                        C. No problem.                       D. No, it is

40. Why is hot water with sugar and lemon juice useful? - _____________________________

A. No idea.                                                                                          B. Because it is very good.         

C.  Because, It helps provide them with a lot of vitamin C.                       D. I would like.

32. The performance / was marvelous / last night / she gave.

Ž The performance___________________________________________________________

Reading volunteers work with elementary school-age children to promote reading. They may read books to children, listen to children read aloud, or distribute books to school children. Reading volunteers promote the activity of reading, rather than focusing on teaching reading skills.

Reading volunteers may read to a whole class of children, to a small group, or be assigned a child to read to one-on-one. Reading volunteers may work with programs offered by schools, after-school programs, or public libraries.

The time reading volunteers spend with new readers provides encouragement while learning to read. Learning a new skill takes time and patience. Having support from someone else can help keep a child’s interest strong while learning to read.

True/ False:

27. Children can read books to the volunteers.                             -------------

28. Reading volunteers help young students with reading skills. -------------

29. Children along with the volunteers can work in groups or pairs. -------------

30. Learning to read needs little time.                                                -------------

Reading volunteers work with elementary school-age children to promote reading. They may read books to children, listen to children read aloud, or distribute books to school children. Reading volunteers promote the activity of reading, rather than focusing on teaching reading skills.

Reading volunteers may read to a whole class of children, to a small group, or be assigned a child to read to one-on-one. Reading volunteers may work with programs offered by schools, after-school programs, or public libraries.

The time reading volunteers spend with new readers provides encouragement while learning to read. Learning a new skill takes time and patience. Having support from someone else can help keep a child’s interest strong while learning to read.

True/ False:

27. Children can read books to the volunteers.                             -------------

28. Reading volunteers help young students with reading skills. -------------

29. Children along with the volunteers can work in groups or pairs. -------------

30. Learning to read needs little time.                                                -------------

True or False

Dear Mary,

Thanks a lot for your gift. I’m very happy to hear that you had a nice holiday in Italy. I’ve finished the first semester test, but I’m not satisfied with my results. I got good grades for all the subjects except English. My English teacher said I wasn’t good at it, especially speaking and writing. Although I’ve tried my best, I can’t improve my English. Can you show me how to study it well?

 Write to me soon and tell all your news.

Lan

25.    Lan received a gift from Mary.                                                      _________

26.    She is very pleased with the result of her studying.                              _________

27.    She wasn’t good at English, but she could speak and write very well.  _________

She asked Mary to show her how to improve her English.                               ________

. My son ___________________ Math since he was a little boy.(take)

Would you like _________________ out with us tonight? (go)