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Choose the letter A, B, C or D to answer these following questions

Marriage is one of three most important event in one’s life in Vietnam. Wedding custom in Vietnam is quite complicated. Before an official wedding of a couple, a ceremony of engagement must be held first. In accordance with Vietnamese tradition, engagement ceremony is an official occasion for families of fiancé and fiancée to mark their relationship and to arrange the wedding. Each family need to prepare a representative who is a family member having a happy life and high-ranking position in the family. In the day of engagement, the representatives of two families will have some announcement about the wedding and exchange gifts. The time of wedding is chosen suitably based on lunar calendar. Gifts which are put in trays are prepared by the family of fiancé a few days before the engagement ceremony. The number of trays must be an odd number (5, 7, 9, etc.) which is suitable to the condition of the fiancé’s family. In Vietnamese habits, odd numbers are thought to bring luck to the couple. In the trays, there are betel leaves, areca nut fruits, wine, tea, husband-wife and sticky rice. These trays are covered by papers or cloths in red.

What is the color of the cloths covering those trays?

1. blue 
2. white 
3. yellow
4. red

Read the text about two types of smartphones. Choose True, False or Doesn’t say.

Past Explanations for UFOs

    An unidentified flying object, or UFO, is anything in the sky that the person who sees it cannot explain. Some people believe UFOs are alien spacecraft. However, most scientists believe that it can be easier to explain UFOs. A UFO has different descriptions. It can take the form of a disk, triangle or even an egg. After a sighting of a disk-shaped UFO in the 1940s, the term “flying saucer” became popular. It soon became fashionable to call all UFOs flying saucers. Nowadays, there are records of thousands of UFO sightings. These are photographs of UFOs and conversations with the people who saw UFOs.

    In the 1950s, a government asked a group of scientists to study hundreds of sightings. However, most sightings were just space objects like stars, planets or meteors. A lot of other sightings were only aircraft, birds or hot gases. However, such things didn’t stop people from reporting UFOs. By the mid-1960s, there were even more sightings of UFOs than ever. People also found that most UFO or alien sightings happened in bad weather. But governments around the world still believed that UFOs were unreal. Other scientists agreed. But it was hard to explain why UFOs still appeared. Nowadays, researchers believe that UFOs might be visitors from space.

Most researchers believe that explaining UFOs will be easier.

1. True
2. False
3. Doesn’t say

Read the text about two types of smartphones. Choose True, False or Doesn’t say.

Past Explanations for UFOs

    An unidentified flying object, or UFO, is anything in the sky that the person who sees it cannot explain. Some people believe UFOs are alien spacecraft. However, most scientists believe that it can be easier to explain UFOs. A UFO has different descriptions. It can take the form of a disk, triangle or even an egg. After a sighting of a disk-shaped UFO in the 1940s, the term “flying saucer” became popular. It soon became fashionable to call all UFOs flying saucers. Nowadays, there are records of thousands of UFO sightings. These are photographs of UFOs and conversations with the people who saw UFOs.

    In the 1950s, a government asked a group of scientists to study hundreds of sightings. However, most sightings were just space objects like stars, planets or meteors. A lot of other sightings were only aircraft, birds or hot gases. However, such things didn’t stop people from reporting UFOs. By the mid-1960s, there were even more sightings of UFOs than ever. People also found that most UFO or alien sightings happened in bad weather. But governments around the world still believed that UFOs were unreal. Other scientists agreed. But it was hard to explain why UFOs still appeared. Nowadays, researchers believe that UFOs might be visitors from space.

A UFO can be a disk-shaped or egg-shaped object.

1. True
2. False
3. Doesn’t say

Read the text about two types of smartphones. Choose True, False or Doesn’t say.

Past Explanations for UFOs

    An unidentified flying object, or UFO, is anything in the sky that the person who sees it cannot explain. Some people believe UFOs are alien spacecraft. However, most scientists believe that it can be easier to explain UFOs. A UFO has different descriptions. It can take the form of a disk, triangle or even an egg. After a sighting of a disk-shaped UFO in the 1940s, the term “flying saucer” became popular. It soon became fashionable to call all UFOs flying saucers. Nowadays, there are records of thousands of UFO sightings. These are photographs of UFOs and conversations with the people who saw UFOs.

    In the 1950s, a government asked a group of scientists to study hundreds of sightings. However, most sightings were just space objects like stars, planets or meteors. A lot of other sightings were only aircraft, birds or hot gases. However, such things didn’t stop people from reporting UFOs. By the mid-1960s, there were even more sightings of UFOs than ever. People also found that most UFO or alien sightings happened in bad weather. But governments around the world still believed that UFOs were unreal. Other scientists agreed. But it was hard to explain why UFOs still appeared. Nowadays, researchers believe that UFOs might be visitors from space.

Most UFO or alien sightings happen in bad weather.

1. True
2. False
3. Doesn’t say

Read the text about two types of smartphones. Choose True, False or Doesn’t say.

Past Explanations for UFOs

    An unidentified flying object, or UFO, is anything in the sky that the person who sees it cannot explain. Some people believe UFOs are alien spacecraft. However, most scientists believe that it can be easier to explain UFOs. A UFO has different descriptions. It can take the form of a disk, triangle or even an egg. After a sighting of a disk-shaped UFO in the 1940s, the term “flying saucer” became popular. It soon became fashionable to call all UFOs flying saucers. Nowadays, there are records of thousands of UFO sightings. These are photographs of UFOs and conversations with the people who saw UFOs.

    In the 1950s, a government asked a group of scientists to study hundreds of sightings. However, most sightings were just space objects like stars, planets or meteors. A lot of other sightings were only aircraft, birds or hot gases. However, such things didn’t stop people from reporting UFOs. By the mid-1960s, there were even more sightings of UFOs than ever. People also found that most UFO or alien sightings happened in bad weather. But governments around the world still believed that UFOs were unreal. Other scientists agreed. But it was hard to explain why UFOs still appeared. Nowadays, researchers believe that UFOs might be visitors from space.

People who see UFOs often try to chase them.

1. True
2. False
3. Doesn’t say

Read the text and answer the questions.

A

The first astronauts to come into space only went up for short trips to see what it was like. Astronauts may now spend weeks or even months living and working in space. They live in a large spacecraft that they often call a space station, which circles or travels around Earth. The astronauts on board spend their days doing scientific studies such as examining the effects of space on the human body and the growth of plants. They also keep the space station running in the right direction.

B

Living in space for a long time will affect an astronaut’s body. Many astronauts get space sicknesses, such as a cold head, stuffy nose or puffy face, shortly after entering space. That is because there is not enough gravity in space. Astronauts will have to exercise to stop their muscles from becoming weak. They also need to monitor their bodies to ensure good health and research the effects of space travel on the human body. Besides doing their jobs, astronauts do the same activities back on Earth. For example, they will eat their meals, sleep, relax and enjoy themselves.

C

Eating food in space is a real challenge. In space, everything will become weightless and start to float away. For instance, food will not stay on a plate, and drinks will drift away from a glass. For that reason, people will have to put them in some special packages, so the astronauts will be able to eat the food directly from the packages. For each space travel, astronauts will bring freeze-dried food. The food will become soft and sticky after the astronauts add water and heat them. They have fresh food delivery from Earth, too.

Where will an astronaut live while in space?

1. On a large airplane
2. In a flying car
3. In a space station
4. On the moon

Read the text and answer the questions.

A

The first astronauts to come into space only went up for short trips to see what it was like. Astronauts may now spend weeks or even months living and working in space. They live in a large spacecraft that they often call a space station, which circles or travels around Earth. The astronauts on board spend their days doing scientific studies such as examining the effects of space on the human body and the growth of plants. They also keep the space station running in the right direction.

B

Living in space for a long time will affect an astronaut’s body. Many astronauts get space sicknesses, such as a cold head, stuffy nose or puffy face, shortly after entering space. That is because there is not enough gravity in space. Astronauts will have to exercise to stop their muscles from becoming weak. They also need to monitor their bodies to ensure good health and research the effects of space travel on the human body. Besides doing their jobs, astronauts do the same activities back on Earth. For example, they will eat their meals, sleep, relax and enjoy themselves.

C

Eating food in space is a real challenge. In space, everything will become weightless and start to float away. For instance, food will not stay on a plate, and drinks will drift away from a glass. For that reason, people will have to put them in some special packages, so the astronauts will be able to eat the food directly from the packages. For each space travel, astronauts will bring freeze-dried food. The food will become soft and sticky after the astronauts add water and heat them. They have fresh food delivery from Earth, too.

What will an astronaut experience soon after going into space?

1. They will grow taller immediately.
2. They will get space sickness.
3. They will sleep for many days.
4. They will lose their memory.

Read the text and answer the questions.

A

The first astronauts to come into space only went up for short trips to see what it was like. Astronauts may now spend weeks or even months living and working in space. They live in a large spacecraft that they often call a space station, which circles or travels around Earth. The astronauts on board spend their days doing scientific studies such as examining the effects of space on the human body and the growth of plants. They also keep the space station running in the right direction.

B

Living in space for a long time will affect an astronaut’s body. Many astronauts get space sicknesses, such as a cold head, stuffy nose or puffy face, shortly after entering space. That is because there is not enough gravity in space. Astronauts will have to exercise to stop their muscles from becoming weak. They also need to monitor their bodies to ensure good health and research the effects of space travel on the human body. Besides doing their jobs, astronauts do the same activities back on Earth. For example, they will eat their meals, sleep, relax and enjoy themselves.

C

Eating food in space is a real challenge. In space, everything will become weightless and start to float away. For instance, food will not stay on a plate, and drinks will drift away from a glass. For that reason, people will have to put them in some special packages, so the astronauts will be able to eat the food directly from the packages. For each space travel, astronauts will bring freeze-dried food. The food will become soft and sticky after the astronauts add water and heat them. They have fresh food delivery from Earth, too.

 What will an astronaut need to do to avoid weak muscles?

1. Sleep a lot in space
2. Take special medicine
3. Exercise regularly
4. Drink more water than usual

Read the text and answer the questions.

A

The first astronauts to come into space only went up for short trips to see what it was like. Astronauts may now spend weeks or even months living and working in space. They live in a large spacecraft that they often call a space station, which circles or travels around Earth. The astronauts on board spend their days doing scientific studies such as examining the effects of space on the human body and the growth of plants. They also keep the space station running in the right direction.

B

Living in space for a long time will affect an astronaut’s body. Many astronauts get space sicknesses, such as a cold head, stuffy nose or puffy face, shortly after entering space. That is because there is not enough gravity in space. Astronauts will have to exercise to stop their muscles from becoming weak. They also need to monitor their bodies to ensure good health and research the effects of space travel on the human body. Besides doing their jobs, astronauts do the same activities back on Earth. For example, they will eat their meals, sleep, relax and enjoy themselves.

C

Eating food in space is a real challenge. In space, everything will become weightless and start to float away. For instance, food will not stay on a plate, and drinks will drift away from a glass. For that reason, people will have to put them in some special packages, so the astronauts will be able to eat the food directly from the packages. For each space travel, astronauts will bring freeze-dried food. The food will become soft and sticky after the astronauts add water and heat them. They have fresh food delivery from Earth, too.

What type of food will astronauts carry when going into space?

1. Fresh fruit and vegetables
2. Freeze-dried food
3. Canned food only
4. Cooked meals in trays

Read the text and answer the questions.

A

The first astronauts to come into space only went up for short trips to see what it was like. Astronauts may now spend weeks or even months living and working in space. They live in a large spacecraft that they often call a space station, which circles or travels around Earth. The astronauts on board spend their days doing scientific studies such as examining the effects of space on the human body and the growth of plants. They also keep the space station running in the right direction.

B

Living in space for a long time will affect an astronaut’s body. Many astronauts get space sicknesses, such as a cold head, stuffy nose or puffy face, shortly after entering space. That is because there is not enough gravity in space. Astronauts will have to exercise to stop their muscles from becoming weak. They also need to monitor their bodies to ensure good health and research the effects of space travel on the human body. Besides doing their jobs, astronauts do the same activities back on Earth. For example, they will eat their meals, sleep, relax and enjoy themselves.

C

Eating food in space is a real challenge. In space, everything will become weightless and start to float away. For instance, food will not stay on a plate, and drinks will drift away from a glass. For that reason, people will have to put them in some special packages, so the astronauts will be able to eat the food directly from the packages. For each space travel, astronauts will bring freeze-dried food. The food will become soft and sticky after the astronauts add water and heat them. They have fresh food delivery from Earth, too.

 Where do astronauts receive a supply of fresh food?

1. From the space station
2. From other astronauts
3. From Earth
4. From freeze-dried food packages

Use the given words or phrases to make a complete sentence.

I / think / people / have / find / new / home / another / planet.

1. I think people have to find a new home on another planet.
2. I think people have find a new home another planet.
3. I think people have found a new home in another planet.
4. I think people have to finding a new home on another planet.

Use the given words or phrases to make a complete sentence.

I / think / people / have / find / new / home / another / planet.

1. I think people have to find a new home on another planet.
2. I think people have find a new home another planet.
3. I think people have found a new home in another planet.
4. I think people have to finding a new home on another planet.

Use the given words or phrases to make a complete sentence.

why / people / have / move / other / planets?

1. Why have people move to other planets?
2. Why do people have to move to other planets?
3. Why people have to move other planets?
4. Why do people have move to other planets?

Use the given words or phrases to make a complete sentence.

there / not / be / enough / space / us / live / Earth.

1. There will not enough space for us to live on Earth.
2. There is not enough space for us live on Earth.
3. There will not be enough space for us to live on Earth.
4. There will not be enough space for us to live in Earth.

Put the words in the correct order to make a complete sentence.

it / be / will / very / on / Mars. / cold

1. It will be very cold on Mars.
2. It be will very cold on Mars.
3. Will it be very cold on Mars.
4. Very cold it will be on Mars.

Put the words in the correct order to make a complete sentence.

it / be / will / very / on / Mars. / cold

1. It will be very cold on Mars.
2. It be will very cold on Mars.
3. Will it be very cold on Mars.
4. Very cold it will be on Mars.

Put the words in the correct order to make a complete sentence.

you / think / Do / a / space / will / station / be / a / good / 2100s? / place / to / live / in

1. Do you think a space station will be a good place to live in the 2100s?
2. Will a space station do you think be a good place to live in the 2100s?
3. Do think you a space station will be a good place to live in the 2100s?
4. You do think a space station will be a good place to live in the 2100s?

Put the words in the correct order to make a complete sentence.

you / think / Do / a / space / will / station / be / a / good / 2100s? / place / to / live / in

1. Do you think a space station will be a good place to live in the 2100s?
2. Will a space station do you think be a good place to live in the 2100s?
3. Do think you a space station will be a good place to live in the 2100s?
4. You do think a space station will be a good place to live in the 2100s?

Make the question for the underlined words.

When a UFO landed on the street, the child was flying his kite.

1. What did the child do when a UFO landed on the street?
2. What was the child doing when a UFO landed on the street?
3. What is the child doing when a UFO landed on the street?
4. What does the child do when a UFO landed on the street?

Make the question for the underlined words.

Researchers started to search for evidence of aliens many years ago.

1. How did researchers start to search for evidence of aliens?
2. What did researchers start to search for many years ago?
3. Where did researchers start to search for evidence of aliens?
4. When did researchers start to search for evidence of aliens?​

Many/ ethnic minority/ students/ have/ travel/ long way/ get/ school.

1. Many ethnic minority students have to travel a long way to get to school.
2. Many ethnic minority students have to travel long way to get to school.
3. Many ethnic minority students have traveling a long way to get to school.
4. Many ethnic minority students have traveling long way to get to school.

Many/ ethnic minority/ students/ have/ travel/ long way/ get/ school.

1. Many ethnic minority students have to travel a long way to get to school.
2. Many ethnic minority students have to travel long way to get to school.
3. Many ethnic minority students have traveling a long way to get to school.
4. Many ethnic minority students have traveling long way to get to school.

Duong Lam Village/ located/ Duong Lam commute/ a 45 km/ distance/ from Hanoi.

1. Duong Lam Village is located at Duong Lam commute at a 45 km distance from Hanoi.
2. Duong Lam Village is located in Duong Lam commute in a 45 km distance from Hanoi.
3. Duong Lam Village is located at Duong Lam commute in a 45 km distance from Hanoi.
4. Duong Lam Village is located in Duong Lam commute at a 45 km distance from Hanoi.

The communal house/ or/ Rong House/ can/ only/ found/ villages/ North/ the Central Highlands.

1. The communal house or Rong House can only found on villages to the North of the Central Highlands.
2. The communal house or Rong House can only found in villages to the North of the Central Highlands.
3. The communal house or Rong House can only be found in villages to the North of the Central Highlands.
4. The communal house or Rong House can only be found on villages to the North of the Central Highlands.

Thai cloth/ famous/ be/ strong/ unique/ and colorful.

1. Thai cloth is famous with being strong, unique, and colorful.
2. Thai cloth is famous for being strong, unique, and colorful.
3. Thai cloth are famous with being strong, unique, and colorful.
4. Thai cloth are famous for being strong, unique, and colorful.