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1. I haven't been to Australia for three years.

àThe last time I ___________________________________________________________

2. It has been six months since she visited our school.

àShe hasn’t    _____________________________________________________________

3.  That house is part of the town’s heritage, but the council is demolishing it.

à I wish _______________________________________________________________

4.  He feels sorry that he can’t come to his brother’s wedding.

à He wishes ____________________________________________________________

5. Ngân doesn’t want to see Sơn.

Ngân avoids     

6.  It’s a pity I can’t get my visa extended.

I wish     

7. The last time I ate noodles was two months ago.

àI  _____________________________________________________________________

8. It haven’t  rained for four weeks

àThe last time ___________________________________________________________

9. Nam loves playing football.

àNam enjoys _________________________________________________________

10. This is my first game of tennis.

 àI haven’t     _____________________________________________________________

11. My daughter never calls me.
à I wish _____________________________________ call me sometimes.

12. I would like my sister to improve her English speaking.

à I wish  ________________________________________________                 

13. It’s a pity I can’t cook as well as my mom.

à I wish ______________________________________________________________       

14. How long has you possessed that Chanel bag?

When     

15. She doesn’t join in the trip.

 -> I wish ……………………………………….……

16. I am not good at English.

 -> I wish ……………………………………….………

17. We started learning English when we were in grade 3.

We have     

18. It isn’t necessary to play football with my best friends today.

You don’t ________________________________________.

19. “Why don’t we visit her parents next week?”

You suggested ____________________________________.

20. Thanh spends 3 hours a day doing the homework.

It takes …

   On the fifth day of Tet, Binh An Village holds a longevity celebration for elderly people over 70. This tradition has continued for centuries in the village.

   In the morning, everyone dresses nicely and walks to the village temple. According to tradition, the elderly wear traditional ao dai. They sit at the most honourable place. The village leaders congratulate them. They offer each elder a "longevity flag" and a bunch of flowers. Then, each family takes photographs with their elders. At noon, families hold a home party for their elders. It is customary for the family members to cook for their elders. The traditional dishes served are five - colour sticky rice, steamed chicken, spring rolls, and deep-fried fish. The longevity celebration is important to all villagers. It is an opportunity for them to show their respect to the elders. It is also a great time for family gatherings.

1. What is the passage mainly about?
A. A celebration for the elderly.                   B. A spring festival.
C. A cooking contest                                    D. A family reunion.
2. How do people go to the village temple?
A. By car.                                                      B. By motorbike.
C. On foot.                                                    D. By bicycle
3. According to the passage, what do the elders NOT do during the official ceremony?
A. Sit at an honourable place.                       B. Take photographs of the event.
C. Receive congratulations from other people. D.
Everyone dresses nicely  
4. Who cooks at the home party?
A. The elderly.                                              B. The nearby restaurant.
C. The family members.                               D. the neighbour
5. The celebration is important to Binh An villagers because ________
A. it shows that they respect the elders.                 B. it is an opportunity to admire their culture.
C. it is a great opportunity for them to gather.
   D. the elderly want to wear traditional ao dai.

In the early 17th century, most of the southern region of Vietnam was nearly uninhabited and in the position of Ho Chi Minh City, there was a small village formed with a few residents. However, thanks to its advantage in location, the town grew both economically and politically. By the 19th century, this had become a cultural hub of the South as well as an important trading center of the country.

     You might not know that there was a time Saigon was referred to as the Pearl of the Far East. Sadly, having been through various occurrences and two disastrous wars has stunted the city’s development. Only after the political instabilities had settled, Saigon recovered miraculously and maintained its leading position in terms of both the economics and culture. Officially named as Ho Chi Minh City, Saigon today has 22 districts in total and attracts hundreds of thousands of tourists annually.

1.  What is the best title of the passage?

     a. Saigon: Lost and Found                   b. Saigon: Then and Now

     c. Saigon: Now and Then                    d. Saigon: Hub of the South East Vietnam

2.  According to the passage, Saigon was                 in the early 17th century.

     a. a financial center                              b. an uninhabited region

     c. a small village                                  d. an important city

3.  What happened with Saigon in the 19th century?

     a. It became popular all over Asia.

     b. It became a cultural hub of the South and an important trading center of Vienam.

     c. It became the most important trading center in the world.

     d. It was no longer visited by international tourists.

4.  The city’s development has been stunted because of              .

     a. two disastrous wars

     b. some major historic events

     c. natural disasters and disastrous wars

     d. different occurrences and disastrous wars

5.  The word “occurrences” is closest in meaning to                    .

     a. situations       b. adventures         c. incidents   d. affairs

6.  Which of the following sentences is NOT true?

     a. In the early 17th century, there were only a few residents living on the position of Saigon.

     b. The location of Saigon helped the town develop its economy and politics.

     c. Saigon was once referred as the Pearl of the Far East.

     d. Saigon had recovered and held its leading position before the political instabilities settled.

Living in Vietnam today (1)                greatly from the lifestyle of 100 years ago. People in

the past mainly worked in agriculture (2)                 today there are significantly less people working in this sector of the economy. These days, (3)                , people are more likely to be employed in manufacturing and tourism than in the rice fields. Moreover, Vietnam, which was (4)             agrarian, is transforming into an entirely different country. While agriculture is still an important component of the Vietnamese economy, other enterprises are (5)    an increasing amount of economic activity.

     However, along with the differences, similarities also exist. The people of Vietnam have retained many of the characteristics of their (6)               . The Vietnamese people are as friendly today as they were in the past. This is best exemplified in the way they welcome foreigners (7)                 their unique country. Moreover, the resilience and determination of the people of Vietnam has not changed. The Vietnamese work (8)              and happily towards the development of their country.

1.  a. compares            b. differs                c. becomes             d. offers

2.  a. however             b. therefore            c. whereas              d. when

3.  a. in conclusion      b. on purpose         c. by comparison   d. for once

4.  a. traditionally        b. gradually            c. occasionally       d. presently

5.  a. grasping for       b. holding for         c. making up for    d. accounting for

6.  a. founders             b. forefathers         c. descendants        d. seniors

7.  a. on                      b. at                        c. to                       d. for

8.  a. collectively         b. separably           c. accordingly        d. similarly

    I went to Singapore on my own for a ten-day summer course. There were about 15 students from China, Malaysia, Cambodia, India, and Iran in the course. We were all so surprised about the cleanliness and discipline of the country. On the second day of the course, we had special team-building activities. We worked in groups of five from different countries to search for a location on a map that the school staff gave us. The time we spent doing the activity together was really memorable. We discussed how to find the place. After four hours of walking, taking the bus and metro as well as getting lost, we arrived at the destination. Over the remaining days, we attended English lessons. We worked on projects and culture workshops. We discussed and shared our own traditions and customs. During the time here, we also visited the Botanic Gardens, took photos in the orchard garden and explored Chinatown where we bought souvenirs for our parents and friends. At the weekend, we went to the Discovery Centre. We were impressed by the attraction and interactive gallery as well as the brilliant learning experiences we had. After the trip, I felt proud of myself for being able to go without my parents and leaving my comfort zone.

41. The course _____________
A. was on the 10th June                       B. lasted 10 days
C. lasted 15 days                                  D. started on the 10th June
42. The author had_________ in Singapore.
A. a special day                                   B. a touring trip
C. a photo session                                D. English lessons
43. In English lessons, the students ________
A. learnt grammar and reading            B. worked on projects
C. attended formal workshops             D. learnt about Singapore's culture
44. What does the author mean by "leaving my comfort zone"?
A. getting away from parents                       B. getting to a place that is comfortable
C. escaping a safe and comfortable situation   D. experiencing something comfortable.

45. The passage is about__________
A. the author's experiences on a summer course
B. how the author got out of her comfort zone
C. the author's English class in Singapore
D. special team-building activities in Singapore

     I will never forget that terrible day when I was bullied by my classmates. I (36)______ a book from Mai - one of my peers. When I finished it, another girl, Linh in our group wanted to read it, so she asked to borrow it. Without much (37)_______  I gave the book to Linh, who then gave it back to Mai after finishing it. Mai took the book from Linh but still asked me to (38) ______  it. I felt helpless and almost burst into tears. I decided (39)_______  our form teacher. After listening to my whole story, our form teacher asked Mai: "Mai, do you really want another copy of the same book?". Then she said to Linh: "Linh, give the book back to Hoa. You took it from Hoa." They stood there saying nothing. Then our teacher asked: "Where's the book now?" Mai got it out from her (40) _______ and gave it back to Linh. Linh gave it back to me with an apology. I could finally return it to Mai, who then felt  ashamed about her trick. I also learnt a lesson: I will return what I borrow to the original lender only.

36. A. borrowed              B. gave                  C. bought              D. lent
37. A. listening               B. looking             C. worrying           D. thinking
38. A. keep                      B. return                C. lend                   D. give away
39. A. telling                             B. to tell                C. tell                    D. told
40. A. backpack              B. suitcase             C. wallet                D. purse 

    Edinburgh is the capital city of Scotland. It has enormous historical significance. Located on the east coast of Scotland, Edinburgh proudly offers a window to the past. For many people, this city is an exciting mix of something traditional and something modem.

     Edinburgh has been Scotland's royal city since 1437. Most of Edinburgh's sights are within two districts: the old town and the new town. The medieval Royal Mile stretching for over a mile from Edinburgh Castle to the Palace of Holyroodhouse dominates the city's central area. The Royal Mile is one of the largest, longest and most splendid streets for buildings in Britain.

     To millions of visitors, Edinburgh Castle is a must-see because there are many treasures. Princess Street is in Edinburgh's new town, directly below the castle. Next to Princess Street, in the shadow of Edinburgh Castle, lies the green Princess Street Gardens. This is one of the most delightful gardens in Britain.

     Edinburgh is also a cultural centre. The worldwide famous Edinburgh Fringe Festival (a series of arts festivals held in August) draws thousands and thousands of visitors to the city annually. So Edinburgh is really a place no traveler should ignore.

 

1. Which of the following dominates the central area of Edinburgh?
A. The Royal Mile.                              B. Edinburgh Castle.
C. Holyroodhouse.                               D. Princess Street.
2. The word "splendid" in the passage mostly means _________ 
A. communal                   B. basic                  C. magnificent                 D. occupied
3. The word "This" in the passage refers to
A. Princess Street                                B. Edinburgh
C. Edinburgh Castle                            D. Princess Street Gardens
4. Which of the following is NOT true, according to the passage?
A. Edinburgh belonged to the past      

B. Edinburgh is Scotland's royal city.
C. Holyroodhouse is at one end of Royal Mile.
D. Arts festivals are held in August in Edinburgh.
5. Where can you find this passage?
A. In a local guide book.                      B. In a travel journal.
C. In a student's diary.                         D. In a science report.

Throughout the centuries, explorers have played an important role in the formation of empires. After all, without explorers, rulers such as Kings and Queens, Emperors and Empresses, wouldn’t have known there were places beyond the borders of their own countries to conquer. Today we’ll be introducing some famous European (1)________ . Ferdinand Magellan was a Portuguese explorer who led the first expedition to sail (2)________the world. Unfortunately, he didn’t live to see the ships return home as he died in 1521 in the Philippines. Vasco da Gama was another Portuguese explorer who was born in about 1460. He was the (3)________  of the first ships to sail directly from Europe to India where he died in 1524. Sir Walter Raleigh was an English explorer who lived during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I. He was (4)________ for founding the first English colony in America in 1584, in present-day North Carolina. Captain James Cook was also an English explorer. He (4)________   Australia as part of the British Empire when he landed there in 1770. He lived between 1728 and 1779.

1. A. researchers              B. explorers           C. inventors           D. collectors

2. A . around                              B. about                 C. on                      D. over the world

3. A. leaders                     B. sailors               C. commander       D. managers

4. A. interested                 B. responsible        C. explorers           D. discovered

5. A. discovery                B. landed               C. explored            D. claimed