Unit 2 Lesson 3 (trang 26, 27, 28)

Read the text and decide if each statement is True (T) or False (F).

There are some events in Tim’s school every year. He is going to take part in the school music festival next month. Tim and his classmates are practicing hard for this event. He’s going to play the violin. Lisa and Linda are going to play the piano. Bill is going to play the drums. Some girls and boys are going to sing English songs. The school music festival is an interesting event.

Tim is going to join a school music event.

1. True
2. False

Read the text and decide if each statement is True (T) or False (F).

There are some events in Tim’s school every year. He is going to take part in the school music festival next month. Tim and his classmates are practicing hard for this event. He’s going to play the violin. Lisa and Linda are going to play the piano. Bill is going to play the drums. Some girls and boys are going to sing English songs. The school music festival is an interesting event.

The music festival will be next month.

1. True
2. False

Read the text and decide if each statement is True (T) or False (F).

There are some events in Tim’s school every year. He is going to take part in the school music festival next month. Tim and his classmates are practicing hard for this event. He’s going to play the violin. Lisa and Linda are going to play the piano. Bill is going to play the drums. Some girls and boys are going to sing English songs. The school music festival is an interesting event.

Tim is going to play the violin in the event.

1. True
2. False

Read the text and decide if each statement is True (T) or False (F).

There are some events in Tim’s school every year. He is going to take part in the school music festival next month. Tim and his classmates are practicing hard for this event. He’s going to play the violin. Lisa and Linda are going to play the piano. Bill is going to play the drums. Some girls and boys are going to sing English songs. The school music festival is an interesting event.

Two girls are going to play the drums.

1. True
2. False

Read the text and decide if each statement is True (T) or False (F).

There are some events in Tim’s school every year. He is going to take part in the school music festival next month. Tim and his classmates are practicing hard for this event. He’s going to play the violin. Lisa and Linda are going to play the piano. Bill is going to play the drums. Some girls and boys are going to sing English songs. The school music festival is an interesting event.

Some of the girls and boys are going to dance.

1. True
2. False

Read the passage and choose the correct answer A, B, C or D.

Halloween parties (6) _________ a lot of fun. There are usually orange and black (7) _________, like pumpkins, spiders, and bats. The food (8) _________ often scary too, for example, sandwiches that (9) _________ like witches’ fingers or cakes that look like spiders! Children play Halloween games, (10) _________ to music, and sometimes watch scary films.

Question 6.

1. am
2. is
3. are
4. to​

Read the passage and choose the correct answer A, B, C or D.

Halloween parties (6) _________ a lot of fun. There are usually orange and black (7) _________, like pumpkins, spiders, and bats. The food (8) _________ often scary too, for example, sandwiches that (9) _________ like witches’ fingers or cakes that look like spiders! Children play Halloween games, (10) _________ to music, and sometimes watch scary films.

Question 7.

1. decorations
2. decorate
3. decoration
4. decorator

Read the passage and choose the correct answer A, B, C or D.

Halloween parties (6) _________ a lot of fun. There are usually orange and black (7) _________, like pumpkins, spiders, and bats. The food (8) _________ often scary too, for example, sandwiches that (9) _________ like witches’ fingers or cakes that look like spiders! Children play Halloween games, (10) _________ to music, and sometimes watch scary films.

Question 8.

1. am
2. is
3. are
4. of

Read the passage and choose the correct answer A, B, C or D.

Halloween parties (6) _________ a lot of fun. There are usually orange and black (7) _________, like pumpkins, spiders, and bats. The food (8) _________ often scary too, for example, sandwiches that (9) _________ like witches’ fingers or cakes that look like spiders! Children play Halloween games, (10) _________ to music, and sometimes watch scary films.

Question 9.

1. looking
2. looks
3. looked
4. look

Read the passage and choose the correct answer A, B, C or D.

Halloween parties (6) _________ a lot of fun. There are usually orange and black (7) _________, like pumpkins, spiders, and bats. The food (8) _________ often scary too, for example, sandwiches that (9) _________ like witches’ fingers or cakes that look like spiders! Children play Halloween games, (10) _________ to music, and sometimes watch scary films.

Question 10.

1. listen
2. listens
3. listening
4. listened

Reorder the words to complete the sentence:

This / our / party / Children’s Day / is / menu. / grapes, / We’ll / and bananas. / mangoes, / have

1. We’ll have grapes, bananas, and apples at the Children’s Day party.
2. This is our Children’s Day party menu. We’ll have mangoes, grapes, and bananas.
3. This is our party menu. We’ll have apples, oranges, and mangoes.
4. We’ll have bananas and grapes at the Sports Day party.

Reorder the words to complete the sentence:

have / and drinks / We’ll / at / lots of food / the party.

1. We’ll drink lots of juice and water at the party.
2. We’ll have food and cake at the event.
3. We’ll have lots of food and drinks at the party.
4. Drinks and food will not be at the party.

Reorder the words to complete the sentence:

will / food / the party? / What / we / at / have / cakes / and / have / sweets. / - We’ll

1. What food will we have at the party? – We’ll have cakes and sweets.
2. What food will you eat at the event? – There will be sweets and candies.
3. Will we eat sweets and cakes? – Yes, at the party.
4. Will cakes and sweets be at the event? – They will.

Reorder the words to complete the sentence:

vyou / my birthday / Will / come / next Friday? / to / party / Thanks! / I will. / - Yes,

1. Will you come to my birthday party next week? – Yes, I will. Thanks!
2. Will you join the party next Friday? – Sure, I will.
3. Will you come to my birthday party next Friday? – Yes, I will. Thanks!
4. Will the party be on Friday? – Yes, it will be.

Reorder the words to complete the sentence:

your country? / have / you / Do / in / Sports Day / we / - Yes, / do.

1. Do you have Sports Day in your country? – Yes, we do.
2. Does your country celebrate Sports Day? – Yes, we do.
3. Is Sports Day celebrated in your country? – Yes, it is.
4. Do Sports Day events happen in your country? – Yes, they do.

Reorder the words to complete the sentence:

some games / play / We’ll / Lan’s birthdays. / Bingo / such as / at / or Tic-tac-toe

1. We’ll play some games such as Bingo or Tic-tac-toe at Lan’s birthday.
2. At Lan’s birthday, we’ll play Bingo and Tic-tac-toe.
3. Games like Bingo and Tic-tac-toe will be played at Lan’s birthday.
4. We’ll play games like Tic-tac-toe during Lan’s event.

Reorder the words to complete the sentence:

do / What / on / you / Children’s Day? / will / have / sing, / dance / and / -We’ll / a party.

1. What will you do on Children’s Day? – We’ll sing, dance, and play.
2. What will you do on Children’s Day? – We’ll have a party, dance, and sing.
3. What will you do on Children’s Day? – We’ll dance, sing, and have a party.
4. What will you do on Children’s Day? – We’ll celebrate and dance.

Reorder the words to complete the sentence:

will / at / Mai / the party / and / next week. / Phu / sing songs

1. Phu and Mai will sing at the event next week.
2. Phu and Mai will sing songs at the party next week.
3. Next week, songs will be sung by Mai and Phu.
4. At the party, Phu and Mai will perform music.

Reorder the words to complete the sentence:

the party, / At / there / a lot of / will be / activities. / fun

1. At the event, there will be fun things to do.
2. There will be fun activities at the party.
3. At the party, there will be a lot of fun activities.
4. The party will not have fun activities.

Reorder the words to complete the sentence:

the occasion. / fruit juice / We’ll / at / and milk tea / have

1. We’ll have fruit juice and soda at the occasion.
2. We’ll have milk tea and fruit juice at the occasion.
3. We’ll have fruit tea at the event.
4. At the party, we’ll have drinks.