I. Choose the word which has a different sound in the part underlined.
1. A. happen B. family C. rapid D. father
2. A. character B. argue C. party D. carbon
3. A. soul B. about C. account D. sound
4. A. weather B. than C. throat D. feather
5. A. dear B. wear C. nearby D. appear
II. Choose the best answer.
1. Find the odd word.
A. meet B. wear C. go D. walked
2. My car is still in the garage; it _________ ready by next Thursday
A. is B. was C. has been D. will be
3. Do you think he _________ the match?
A. will win B. wins c. is winning D. has won
4. “Don’t throw rubbish in to the river because you will make it _________”.
A. dirty B. fresh C. clean D. greener
5. _________ the film is late, I will wait to watch it.
A. Because B. When C. But D. Although
6. My father first _________ London in 2010.
A. go B. went C. visited D. been
7. My sister _________ home for school yet.
A. didn’t leave B. don’t leave C. hasn’t left D. isn’t leaving
8. Amsterdam is one of the _________ cities in the world.
A. peaceful B. peacefuller C. most peaceful D. more peaceful
9. “_________”
“ Not very often. Twice or three times a week”
A. what do you often watch on TV? B. Why do you do that?
C. How often do you watch TV? D. When do you watch TV?
10. “Can you give me the newspaper on the desk?”
“_________”
A. Here you are. B. I don’t know where it is.
C. That’s a good question. D. Thank you. You’re very kind
III. Write the correct form of each verb in brackets.
1. Sara (not go) _____won’t go_______ to school tomorrow. She is ill.
2. If it (rain) _____rains_______ tonight, I (not go) ______won’t go______ for a walk.
3. Barbara and John (be) _____are_______ neighbors. They (know) _____have known_______ each other for several years.
4. Barbara (move) ______moved______ to the area in 2010.
IV. Read the passage and choose the correct answer to each question.
Many people are now wondering what robots will be able to do in 20 years’ time. Scientists believe that robots will be able to learn a language, recognize your face and understand what you say. They will also be able to walk and run, just like humans.
In the home, domestic robots will cook your meals and do the housework. They will be able to talk to other machines in your house, like the fridge and the washing machine. Old people will have robot friends to look after them, and rich people will have a lot of robot servants to do anything for them, even to drive their car.
However, robots will not be able to do complicated things like playing football or writing a book. And they will not look like humans, they will still look like machines.
1. Scientists believe that robots will be able to learn ____________.
A. what to say B. your face C. a language D. how to run
2. In the home, robots will be able to ____________.
A. buy and prepare your food B. do the housework
C. manage other machines D. look after children
3. Who will have robot friends in the future?
A. Old people B. Rich people C. Servants D. Scientists
4. Which of the following can a robot not do?
A. Walk and run B. Cook your meals C. Drive a car D. Write a book
5. The word “they” in the last sentence refers to ____________.
A. robots B. things C. humans D. machines
V. Write meaningful sentences using the cue words.
1. John could play the piano at the age of five
2. If we burn rubbish, it will produce harmful smoke
3. Do you think that Matt will be able to find our house?
4. In the future we will have phones to learn English
5. Jenny's mother might go to Australia for holiday
VI. Complete the second sentence so that it has the same meaning as the first one.
1. The square in Ha Noi is bigger than the square in Hoi An.
2. Shall we go out and have a drink?
3. How can I get to the bus stop?
4. Your neighborhood is nosier than our neighborhood.
5. That house is not as modern as this one.
