ĐỀ KIỂM TRA TIẾNG ANH 10 GLOBAL SUCCESS (SÁCH KẾT NỐI TRI THỨC) - NGUYỄN HOÀNG THANH LY (CẢ NĂM)

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NGUYỄN HOÀNG THANH LY (CẢ NĂM) (KHÔNG ĐÁP ÁN) (BÀI 1-9)

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TEST 1

I. Find the word which has a different sound in the part underlined.

1. A. public B. globe C. brother

climb

2. A. bull B. but C. son D. fun

3. A. clock B. secret C. specific

4. A. children B. member

content

education

special

5. A. team B. patient C. between D. later

II. Fill in each blank with a suitable word or phrase from the box. breadwinner housework groceries homemaker heavy lifting responsibility gratitude strengthen family bond duty

1. Each of usmust take ____________ for our own actions.

2. How much do men share ____________ and the care of the children?

3. Mothers have been leaving the traditional role of fulltime ____________ .

4. Do your ____________ to your parents because they sacrifice theirwhole life for us.

5. A ____________ is the strong connection that exists between familymembers.

6. The supermarket donated a year’s supply of ____________ to oneneedy family.

7. We wish to show our ____________ and thanks with a small gift.Happy Teacher’s Day!

8. This is a special set of exercises which will ____________ your backmuscles.

9. One of the causes of low back pain is poor lifting technique or frequentand ____________

10. Women in the past have been content to let the man be the ____________ and head of household.

III. Put the verbs in brackets in the present simple or the present continuous.

1. My brothers ____________ (not watch) TV now.

2. I ____________ (study) English at school five periods a week.

3. My cat ____________ (not sleep) at the moment.

4. What ____________ your mother ____________ (do) every morning?

5. What’s that noise? -Carl ____________ (play) the piano.

6. My best friend ____________ (not play) football every weekend.

7. ____________ Angelina ____________ (alwayswear) skirts?

8. That girl over there ____________ (wear) a beautiful dress.

9. They sometimes ____________ (play) chess during break time.

10. Katy ____________ (open) the windows because it’s too hot inside.

IV. Choose the best option A, B, C or D.

1. Studies show that doing chores ________ is good for children.

A. regular B. regularly

C. regularity

D. regularities

2. Housework is work around the house such as ________, cleaningor washing clothes.

A. cook B. cooks

C. cooker

3. They have to try to finish their tasks ________ they don’t enjoydoing them.

D. cooking

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A. despite B. indeed

C. although D. because

4. Parents will be able to see the classes broadcast ________ on theinternet.

A. live B. life

C. living D. lives

5. Children need to learn to take care ________ other family members.

A. of B. to C. for D. with

6. Jessica always quibbles about ________ affairs with her mother.

A. homework B. homemaker

C. household D. housewife

7. Her dad usually ________ a bedtime story to her and herbrother.

A. read B. is reading C. reads D. doesn’t read

8. His parents always listen to him and ________ whenever he hasproblems.

A. cheer up he B. cheer up him

C. cheer he up D. cheer him up

9. I ________ outside with my friends now because it ________.

A. am playing -rains

C. am not playing -rains

B. am not playing -is raining

D. don’t play -is raining

10. Is it true that women ________ more assertive in the past decade?

A. have become B. became

C. become D. are becoming

V. Match the sentences in column A with the sentences in column B.

1. I never do the washing up.

2. My father often helps my mother with the cooking.

3. Is this your brother standing next to you?

a. Only three, my parents and me.

b. Do you help her then?

c. That’s not good. You should help your parents with the housework.

4. Will you have dinner with us at the restaurant?d. You are a happy family.

5. My mother is coming to pick me up.

6. How manypeople are there in your family?

7. Sometimes we have arguments but I love my parents most.

8. We usually go shopping in the supermarket.

9. My mother does the laundry once a week.

10. Where do your grandparents live?

e. The groceries there are a little expensive, aren’t they?

f. Great to hear. I have to take the bus home.

g. They live in the suburbs.

h. Really? He’s a good man.

i. Yes, it is.

j. No, I won’t. My parents are waiting for me.

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VI. Read the passage and choose the best option A, B, C or D. Have you ever wondered, “What is social change?” You’ve probably heard of the term thrown around before, or maybe you even (1) ____________ aboutit briefly in school. Social change may have several definitions and it is very complex. (2) ____________ , as humans living in this world, understanding socialchange and how it has played a role in our lives (3) ____________ , will allow usto spur social change now and in the future.

Social change can be defined as the way in which human interactions, relationships, behavior patterns, and cultural (4) ____________ change overtime. These changes ultimately transform cultural and social institutions, concepts, and rules, which will inevitably impact society for the longhaul. These changes and (5) ____________ are not necessarily good or bad, but theyare profound. Onthe surface, we may not notice social change; it can take years -(6) ____________ centuries -of action to cause one change.

As students and members of a rapidly changing society, it’s important to (7) ____________ on social changes of the past and how they’ve influenced usnow. For instance, at one point, women were not able to study at university. Today, both men and women, of all races, religions, nationalities, and creeds, can study -even online and tuition-free. This is why social change is (8) ________. Without social change, we cannot progress as a society.

1. A. made B. worked

2. A. Instead B. Because

historical

taught

learned

5. A. transformations

6. A. like

7. A. look forward

8. A. weak

VII. Reorder the words and phrases to make meaningful sentences.

1. Parents / looking / for / reassurance / are / their / children’s safety / about

2. Are / children / to / their parents / teachers / taught / treat / deference? / with / and

3. ago / were / are / on / less / than / clothing / Families / they / spending / 30 years

4. spend / other / of / extra money / on / their / forms / Many families / entertainment

5. Today, / the / more / has / average family / in / they / expendable income / than / did / the past

6. For / many families, / dreams / owning / major part / home / has / been / a / a / their / of

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7. of / Family life / been / affected / by / the / into / movement / mothers /has / the / workforce

8. with / reaching / half of children / About / their / married parents / until / live / adulthood

TEST 2

I. Find the word whose main stress is different from others.

1. A. standard B. argue C. debate

2. A. amount B. adopt

attend

3. A. tiredness B. contribute C. benefit

4. A. discipline B. emotion C. together

5. A. society B. encouragement

relationship

II. Choose the answer which is CLOSEST in meaning to the underlined words.

1. The custom of worshipping ancestors is prevalentamong Vietnamese people.

A. popular B. rare C. regular

2. It is very difficult to define the conceptof beauty.

A. context B. notion C. proof

3. The more successful we are at extending longevity, the more it will cost us.

A. endurance B. durability

C. year D. life expectancy

4. They have very definite ideas on how to bring upchildren.

A. bear B. feed C. raise

5. The number of children and the family dynamicshave changed over time.

A. extents B. norms C. standards

III. Choose the answer which is OPPOSITE in meaning to the underlined words.

1. These problems demonstrate the importance of strategictargets.

A. critical B. vital C. key

2. I’m sure that his parents won’t allowhim to stay out late.

A. permit B. admit

ban

3. Each school should evolveits own way of teaching during the pandemic.

A. decrease B. develop C. leave

4. Individualscan enroll on self-study courses in the university’s institute.

A. group B. entity C. privacy

5. Nowadays many women refuse to take on the traditionalwoman’s role.

A. classic B. modern C. ancient

IV. Put the verbs in the present simple or the present continuous.

1. I ____________ (not think) this is a good idea.

decade

option

nursery

consider

independent

communal

reality

teach

motions

unplanned

grant

diminish

persons

old

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2. Don’t disturb him. He ____________ (try) to sleep.

3. You ____________ (talk) a lot! Stop it a moment please.

4. Shops ____________ (close) late on Saturday and Sunday nights.

5. Jim ____________ (never drink) lemonade or soft drink at night.

6. Teachers ____________ (usually travel) with students in summer.

7. ____________ the students ____________ (travel) to school by bus?

8. What social media ____________ you ____________ (usually read)? 9. ____________ you ____________ (watch) the television? Can I turnit off?

10. We ____________ (usually go) to Da Lat on holiday, but this week we ____________ (go) to Phu Quoc.

V. Choose the underlined words that need correction.

1. There isno question thatlife for women is more difficultthan life for man.

B C D

2. Family life hadcompletely transformedduring generationssince the riseof technology.

B C D

3. Technology makesour liveseasier and it makes us to feellike we are

B C more in touch withthe world.

4. Family life may have changedbutfamily values today remain A B as strongly asthey were.

5. Women have attainedimmense succeedin every field, whetherit is A B C sports, politics or academics.

VI. Write questions for the underlined parts.

1. My keysare on the kitchen counter.

2. I usually have dinner at about 7.00 p.m.

3. No, she doesn’t like staying at home on weekends.

4. I enjoy my holiday with lots of laughs.

5. They go for a picnic twice a month.

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6. The Johnsonswon the typical family prize of the year.

7. I can’t join you in the football game because I’m helping myfather with the gardening.

8. Doing housework teaches the children to take responsibility.

VII. Read the passage and choose the best answer A, B, C or D to each question. Comparing society 40 years back to activities and happenings of today, I appreciate that family values have changed over time. In our world today, a lot of vices are holding sway and these vices are quickly displacing virtues because we have compromised family values.

Today children are growing up in a society that is technologically driven and are learning at a much faster pace than in the 70s. The fast pace of learning has kept parents lagging in getting a hold of their kid’s moral values and helping them understand what family values used to be.

Family values have changed over time from my perspective, seeing all that is happening in our world today. To better appraise this conclusion let us understand the definition of family values. Family values are traditional values that are passed on from generation to generation within the family that address the family roles, family structure, function, attitude, and ideas. These traditionalvalues are like unwritten codes that guide the actions of individuals. They help people decide what is right or wrong.

The family is a powerful institution with tremendous influence on society, and when these family values become promoted by parents within the family, society will feel the effect.

1. What is the main topic of the passage?

A. Family Values have changed over time.

B. Traditional values have lost.

C. Family values in modern society become better.

D. What are traditional family values?

2. In the first paragraph, why does the author mention that a lot of vices are holding sway?

A. Because family values have changed over time.

B. Because we have compromised family values.

C. Because virtues are being displaced.

D. Because so many things have changed for 40 years.

3. The second paragraph is mainly about _______.

A. the importance of technology

B. the fast pace of modern life

C. the fast pace of life in the 70s

D. the impact of the fast pace of learning

4. The word “driven” in the second paragraph is closest in meaning to _______

A. transported B. turned

C. oriented

5. The word “codes” in the third paragraph can be best replaced with _______

A. laws

B. manners

C. etiquettes

D. controlled

D. habits

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6. Which of the following statements is true according to the third and the fourth paragraphs?

A. Family values are any values that are passed on from generation to generation.

B. Family values can be passed outside the family as long as they address the family roles, family structure, function, attitude, and ideas,

C. Traditional family values guide the actions of individuals which help them decide what is right or wrong.

D. The society won’t be affected if family values become promoted by parents within the family.

VIII. Combine the pairs of sentences using the words in the brackets.

1. It was a boring film. I fell asleep. (such)

2. I will wait. My mother comes to pick me up. (until)

3. She trusts Robert. He is kind and honest. (because)

4. Kimberly went upstairs. It was bedtime. (for)

5. It’s a good idea. It’s also dangerous. (however)

6. Carson is intelligent. Elena is more intelligent. (than)

7. I bought this headphone. Five years have passed. (for)

8. He doesn’t like school. He doesn’t like being at home. (nor)

TEST 3

I. Find the word which has a different sound in the part underlined.

1. A. mum

2. A. heavy

3. A. parents

fun

ready

careers

4. A. establish B. significant

5. A. enjoyed B. developed

II. Supply the correct form of the word in the brackets.

huge

bread

rings

financial

prepared

1. For a small woman, she has surprising ____________ . (strong)

2. They relied ____________ on the advice of their grandparents. (heavy)

3. She doesn’t have to do anything except ____________ a little. (cook)

4. The kitchen was ____________ clean, with nothing out of place. (spot)

5. The book provides ____________ information on recent trends. (value)

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6. No one can tell you what book to buy -that’s a ____________ choice.(person)

7. You should make friends with whom you share common ____________ .(interest)

8. ____________ housework helps young people learn to be moreresponsible. (Share)

9. Teenagers need love, ____________ and reassurance from theirparents. (encourage)

10. Cycling is highly ____________ to health and the environment.(benefit)

III. Put the verbs in the present simple or the present continuous.

1. We ____________ (not own) that car.

2. I think this box ____________ (weigh) about 9 kilos.

3. Johnathan ____________ (see) his old friends this afternoon.

4. Are you free tonight? We ____________ (have) a party.

5. In my opinion, she ____________ (not be) beautiful.

6. How much ____________ the ticket ____________ (cost)?

7. Take an umbrella. It ____________ (rain) outside at the moment.

8. We ____________ (not have) anything special for this event.

9. Call later. My sister ____________ (study) for her exam now.

10. Right now I ____________ (look) for information about famous artists.

IV. Choose the best option A, B, C or D.

1. The kid feels ________ that he knows how to run a washingmachine.

A. proud B. pride

C. proudly D. prideful

2. The materialhas exceptionally high ________ for its weight.

A. strong B. strength

C. strongly D. strengthen

3. Your living is determined so much by the attitude you bring ________ life.

A. to B. from C. on D. in

4. The point of the program is to empower young fathers with ________ skills.

A. parenting B. parented C. parents D. parent

5. Family values define what is ________ to your family -the beliefsand ideas that bind your family together.

A. mean

B. meaning

C. meaningful D. meaningfully

6. On the top ofBritish family values are the values of ________truthful and honest.

A. be B. to be C. been D. being

7. To ________ responsibility is to accept the duty of deciding foroneself what is right.

A. make B. take C. get D. have

8. In this photo, my grandfather ________ beside a lake near myhouse.

A. is walking B. walks

C. was walking D. walked

9. I ________ tired now. I think I ________ at home and watchTV tonight.

A. am -will stay

C. am -am staying

B. will be -will stay

D. am -stay

10. I ________ my grandparents in the countryside next week. Ican’t wait!

A. visit B. will be visiting

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C. will visit D. am going to visit

V. Complete the conversation with the sentences from the box.

A. Not parties, just family meals.

B. Have best time with your family!

C. How many people are you?

D. We should save time to stay with them, or we will regret it one day.

E. I've promised to have some big meals with them.

F. I haven't seen them for months.

Michael: We’re going fishing this Saturday. Do you wantto join us?

Jonathan: We? What do you mean ‘we’? (1)________________________________________

Michael: Only some of my friends in the fishing club. It would be nice ifyou can go.

Jonathan: That sounds interesting but I’m going to visit my grandparents.

Michael: You can visit them another time. Join our day! It’s only held once a year.

Jonathan: No, Michael. I miss my grandparents. (3)__________________________________

Michael: Really? You are going to have parties? Is that why you can’t gofishing?

Jonathan: (4) _________________________________________________________________

Michael: I’m kidding. Although I like going out with friends, family isthe most importance to me too.

Jonathan: Our grandparents, and parents, they are getting old.

Michael: I know what you are talking about, but you must join meanother day for picnic or other sort of things.

Jonathan: Okay, I’m sure about that.

Michael: (6)_________________________________________________________________

Jonathan: Thank you. Have fun with your friends.

VI. Read the passage and write True or False next to the sentences. The majority of jobs today are reserved for men but that should not mean that women cannot make their career. Men are nowadays entering the jobs which are considered for women like nursing and women, therefore, have been allowed to enter into job vacancies that are left by men. Many television shows have portrayed successful women’s career stories.

Various changes have been seen and impacted the role of women in society. Now, women have gained a lot of ground in politics, the workforce, social welfare, etc. They are even more powerful within their households. From a time when women were not able to voice their opinions to the modern time when women started ruining presidential campaigns, the lifestyle of a woman has undergone a drastic transformation. The modern society and workforce are filledwith powerful women who play their leadership roles in offices in a very impactful and efficient manner.

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Women are in powerful positions in various large-scale companies. Working outside doesn’t mean women do not do household chores. Women do two full-time jobs -the one at the workplace and the one at home. Women nowadays are becoming keepers of the home, planners of family events,

errand runners, and bill payers. According to studies, when the economical and political organization of a society changes, women come to the forefront and help the family to adjust to new challenges. Women are likely to be the prime initiator of outside assistance, and they play an important role in facilitating changes in family life.

1. The majority of jobs today are reserved for men, so women cannot maketheir career.

2. Nowadays, men are entering the jobs which are considered for women.

3. Women have dominated the ground in politics, the workforce, socialwelfare, etc.

4. Women were not able to voice their opinions because they sometimesruin presidential campaigns.

5. Women hold leadership roles in the modern society and workforce.

6. Women not only work in various large-scale companies, but also dohousehold chores.

7. Women do full-time jobs at home and part-time jobs at the workplace.

8. Women still play an important role in facilitating changes in familylife.

VII. Complete the second sentence using the words in the brackets.

1. The new secretary doesn’t type well. (at) The new secretary

2. Susan left but she didn’t say goodbye to us. (without) Susan left

3. We don’t want to talk about it anymore. (prefer) We

4. The last time Ms. Nhung came here was in 2021. (since)

Ms. Nhung hasn’t

5. I think that I mightfail the history test. (afraid).

6. Switch off all the lights, then you can leave. (before) Switch off

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7. He says he may grow flowers in the garden. (interested) He says

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8. I haven’t gone to a Thai restaurant for months. (went) It’s months

UNIT 2. HUMANS AND THE ENVIRONMENT TEST 1

I. Find the word which has a different sound in the part underlined.

1. A. image B. legal C. danger D. damage

2. A. attempt B. pollute C. receipt D. plastic

3. A. forest B. police C. east D. feet

4. A. weather B.warmth C. bath D. earth

5. A. hoped B. increased C. produced D. phoned

II. Fill in each blank with a suitable word or phrase from the box.

cutting down energy sustainable eco-friendly household appliances greenhouse gases natural resources litter carbon footprint organic

1. People who drop __________ can be fined in some cities.

2. To conserve electricity, they are __________ on the central heating.

3. Ovens, irons, refrigerators, driers, etc. are __________ .

4. Hydrogenase airships offer an __________ means of transportation.

5. __________ tourism is environmentally responsible travel tonatural areas.

6. Some __________ , such as natural gas and fossil fuel, cannot bereplaced.

7. The ‘green’ housing community uses renewable __________ sources such as solar power.

8. __________ food is unadulterated food produced without artificialchemicals or pesticides.

9. __________ include chlorofluorocarbons, methane, nitrous oxideand carbon dioxide.

10. A __________ is the total amount of greenhouse gases that aregenerated by our actions.

III. Put the verbs in brackets in the future with will or be going to.

1. I hope I __________ (get) along with everyone.

2. Next week I __________ (join) a volunteer program.

3. If you drop the trash here,they __________ (fine) you.

4. It’s really hot. -I __________ (turn on) the air-conditioner.

5. Do you think she __________ (like) the present we sent her?

6. Look! The bus __________ (leave). Hurry up!

7. I don’t think they __________ (go) for a picnic again.

8. It’s 7 o’clock already. We __________ (miss) the flight.

9. I don’t feel like going out this weekend. I __________ (stay) athome.

10. There’s no milk left. -Really? I __________ (get) some from thestore.

IV. Put the verbs in brackets in the passive voice.

1. The old computer __________ (repair) tomorrow.

2. Be careful! You __________ (hurt) by that broken glass.

3. Safety barriers __________ (install) in front of the gate soon.

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4. My motorbike __________ (damage) by the crash yesterday.

5. Our new chairs __________ (transport) using trucks now.

6. The guests __________ (often entertain) by the live musicians.

7. The visitors __________ (give) a map of the campus last Sunday.

8. They __________ (educate) about the dangers of smoking yet.

9. My bicycle __________ (just stole) from outside the supermarket.

10. The students __________ (require) to watch a video on the newsubject.

V. Match the sentences in column A with the sentences in column B.

1. Lots of people don’t care about protecting the environment.

2. Is earthquake a kind of natural disaster?

3. They must stop throwing trash into the river.

4. How is your topic Global Warming?

5. I heard lots of promises to reduce waste.

6. What time do you have the presentation?

a. Which river do you mean?

b. They don’t either grow well or have blossoms.

c. We start it at 9 o’clock.

d.We should do what?

e. There must be programs to raise their awareness.

f. They’re all dead. It’s terrible.

7. We should reduce our use of plastic products.g. We’re now looking for supporting information.

8. How can high temperature affect crops?

9. Look at those fish in the river!

10. Most of the environmental problems are man-made.

h. Man-made?

i. Yes, of course.

j. But no actions have they taken.

VI. Read the passage and choose the best option A, B, C or D. Land can become polluted by (1) __________ garbage and by industrialwaste. In 2014, Americans produced about 258 million tons of solid waste, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. A little over half of the waste -136 million tons -was gathered in landfills. Only about 34% was recycled or (2) __________ .

Organic material was the largest component of the garbage generated, the EPA said. Paper and paperboard (3) __________ for more than 26%;foodwas 15% and yard trimmings were 13%. Plastics comprised about 13% of the solid waste, (4) __________ rubber, leather and textiles made up 9.5% andmetals 9%. Wood contributed to 6.2% of the garbage; glass was 4.4% and other miscellaneous materials (5) __________ up about 3%.

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Commercial or industrial waste is a significant portion of solid waste. According to the University of Utah, industries use 4 million pounds of materials in order to provide the average American family with needed products for oneyear. Much of it is classified as (6) __________ , such as constructionmaterial (wood, concrete, bricks, glass, etc.) and medical waste (bandages, surgical gloves, surgical instruments, discarded needles, etc.). Hazardous waste is any (7) __________ , solid or sludge waste that contain propertiesthat are dangerous of potentially harmful to human health or the environment. Industries generate hazardous waste from mining, petroleum refining, pesticide (8)

__________ and other chemical production. Households generatehazardous waste as well, including paints and solvents, motor oil, fluorescent lights, aerosol cans and ammunition.

1. A. homework B. housework C. household

2. A. compost B. composted

3. A. accounted B. contained

4. A. like B. as

5. A. made B. ended

6. A. nonprofit B. nonsense

7. A. wet B. liquid

8. A. manufactured B. manufactory

VII. Reorder the words and phrases to make sentences.

composting

held

when

run

non-recycle

dry

manufacturing

1. needs / More money / in / to / invested / greener / fuel sources / be / developing

housewife

composter

kept

while

taken

non-hazardous

melted

manufacturer

2. sustain / she / her job / they / could / When / no longer / their / expensive lifestyle / lost

3. the pressures / modern life / of / relax / The national park / is / ideal place / an / to / and escape

4. been / and visual pollutions / blamed / Heavy industries / for river, soil, / air, noise / have

5. complex similarities / He / studies / between / humans / and differences / and animals / the

6. Some / native habitat / are / in / because / animals / their / is / danger / destroyed / being

7. gone beyond / global warming / the point / no return / Scientists / that / has / of / fear

8. Most people / endangered animals / accept / have / that / we / a / to protect / the proposition / duty

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I. Find the word which has a different stress pattern from the others.

1. A. conserve B. fossil C. resource

2. A. pollution B. chemical C. pesticide

3. A. organic B. energy

appliance

4. A. artificial B. generation C. responsible

5. A. renewable B. community C. environment

II. Choose the answer which is CLOSEST in meaning to the underlined words.

1. The global climate shifts have occurredfor several decades.

A. dealt with B. hidden C. taken place

2. Increased consumption of water leads to rapid depletionof groundwater reserves.

A. enlarge B. exhaustion C. increase

3. Volcanic rocks formed are drasticallydifferent from their oceaniccounterparts.

A. extremely B. slightly

moderately

4. Certain chemicals are easily absorbed intothe bloodstream.

A. consumed B. taken in

involved

5. Unlike acid rainor deforestation, global warming may not be visible.

A. cultivation B. afforestation

forestry

III. Choose the answer which is OPPOSITE inmeaning to the underlined words.

1. The cancer treatment has some unfortunateside effects.

A. deadly B. disastrous C. lucky

2. These virus infections display obviousvisual symptoms.

reduce

natural

disaster

transportation

vegetable

checked in

expand

incompletely

taken up

clear-cutting

bad

A. clear B. visible C. ambiguous D. apparent

3. The typhoon devastateda large section of the east coast.

A. built B. demolish C. destroy D. wreck

4. Climate change will severelyaffect many countries in coming decades.

A. heavily B. dangerously C. badly D. mildly

5. They have made maximumuse of the natural resources available.

A. high B. minimum C. average D. top

IV. Supply the correct tense of the verb in the brackets.

1. They __________ (not deliver) the food yet.

2. I promise that I __________ (be) home in time.

3. It is hot in here. I __________ (open) the window.

4. The villagers __________ (not use) this road very often.

5. Jessica __________ (move) to London next year.

6. Last night they __________ (cancel) the match because of the rain.

7. Millions of people __________ (use) the Internet every day.

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8. They had picked the oranges before the storm __________ (strike).

9. I didn’t realize that someone __________ (record) our conversation.

10. As planned, I __________ (stay) with my relatives in my hometownnext summer.

V. Choose the underlined words that need correction.

1. Amada looksvery unhappilywith the dress, andshe’s goingto cry.

2. This timetomorrow Tom ison his way tothe ceremony athis old school.

3. Ifour players winthe next match, they gostraight to the play-offround.

4. I already haveinvited 100 peopleto my party, andI hope everyone will come.

5. My parents have booksthe hotel asthey are going to spendtheir A B C holidays atthe beach.

VI. Choose the best answers to complete the dialogues.

1. -A: It’s your studies that you should concentrate on.

-B: ________________________________________________________________________

A. Yes, I should continue with my homework.

B. Could you help me to study?

C. I know what you mean.

D. I don’t think my studies are not important.

2. -A: Cutting down on fossil fuel use is the best way to stop pollution.

-B: ________________________________________________________________________

A. You can say that again.

B. That’s why they choose gasoline cars.

C. We don’t have to stop to get more petroleum.

D. Pollution and fossilfuels have no connection.

3. -A: ________________________________________________________________________

-B: I’m not sure, but some can live a thousand years.

A. Who do you live with?

B. How long can a tree live?

C. Why are you planting a tree here?

D.How old are they?

4. -A: Do you always turn off the lights before leaving the room?

-B: ________________________________________________________________________

A. There are many lights to turn off.

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B. I haven’t turned them off.

C. No, I’m not leaving the room.

D. Not always.

5. -A: I’ve seen him before. I remember that.

-B: ________________________________________________________________________

A. He may be your old schoolmate.

B. I haven’t met you. Trust me!

C. Why didn’t you ask him in advance?

D.I totally disagree with you.

VII. Read the passage and choose the best answer A, B, C or D to each question.

Contaminated water and poor sanitation are linked to transmission of diseases such as cholera, diarrhea, dysentery, hepatitis A, typhoid and polio. Absent, inadequate, or inappropriately managed water and sanitation services expose individuals to preventable health risks. This is particularly the case in health care facilities where both patients and staff are placed at additional risk of infection and disease when water, sanitation and hygiene services are lacking. Globally, 15% of patients develop an infection during a hospital stay, with the proportion much greater in low-income countries. Inadequate management of urban, industrial and agricultural wastewater means the drinkingwater of hundreds of millions of people is dangerously contaminated or chemically polluted. Natural presence of chemicals, particularly in groundwater, can also be of health significance, including arsenic and fluoride, while other chemicals, such as lead, may be elevated in drinking-water as a result of leaching from water supply components in contact with drinking-water.

Some 829,000 people are estimated to die each year from diarrhea as a result of unsafe drinkingwater, sanitation and hand hygiene. Yet diarrhea is largely preventable, and the deaths of 297,000 children aged under 5 years could be avoided each year if these risk factors were addressed. Where water is not readily available, people may decide handwashing is not a priority, thereby adding to the likelihood of diarrhea and other diseases.

Diarrhea is the most widely known disease linked to contaminated food and water but there are other hazards. In 2017, over 220 million people required preventative treatment for schistosomiasisan acute and chronic disease caused by parasitic worms contracted through exposure to infested water.

In many parts of the world, insects that live or breed in water carry and transmit diseases such as dengue fever. Some of these insects, known as vectors, breed in clean, rather than dirty water, and household drinking water containers can serve as breeding grounds. The simple intervention of covering water storage containers can reduce vector breeding and may also reduce faecal contamination of water at the household level.

1. The passage is mainly about__________.

A. diarrhea

B. water pollution

C. diarrhea and other diseases

D. diarrhea and other diseases caused by water pollution

2. The phrase “risk factors” in the third paragraph refers to__________.

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A. industrial and agricultural waste

B. poor sanitation

C. chemicals in drinking water

D. unsafe drinking-water, sanitation and hand hygiene

3. The word “transmit” in the fifth paragraph is closest in meaning to__________.

A. spread B. break

C. conceal D. retain

4. According to the third paragraph, how many people may possibly have diarrhea each year?

A. 297,000

C. 1,126,000

B. 829,000

D. more than 829,000

5. Which of the following diseases is not mentioned in the passage?

A. cancer

C.schistosomiasis

B. polio

D. dengue fever

6. Which of the following statements is not true according to the passage?

A. In low-income countries, the proportion of patients developing an infection during a hospital stay is higher than 15%.

B. Arsenic and fluoride are natural presence of chemicals in groundwater.

C. Insects that carry and transmit diseases only breed in clean water.

D. Diarrhea is preventable for people of all ages.

VIII. Rewrite the second sentence so that it means similarly to the first one.

1. We have a new laboratory in our school. There

2. Why don’t we meet for lunch on Saturday? How

3. The new computer is faster than the old one. The old computer________________________________________________________________________

4. My cousin lent me old bike. I

5. Anna and Jimmy stayed in the shop for two hours. Anna and Jimmy spent

6. They are building a new hotel next to my house. A new hotel___________________________________________________________________________

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7. My parents don’t allow me to use the mobile phone.

8. He would go to the football club when he was in high school. He used

TEST 3

I. Find the word which has a different sound in the part underlined.

1. A. cave B. nature

2. A. tree B. deer

3. A. scenery B. rely

plant

deep

sky

amazing

seed

dry

4. A. zoo B. root

5. A. gases B. areas

II. Supply the correct form of the word in the brackets.

tool

fuels

1. Chile is the world’s largest __________ of copper. (produce)

2. Plants are the main source of __________ oxygen. (atmosphere)

3. __________ will be on the watch for damage to wildlife.(Environment)

4. Tap water is usually heavily treated with __________ . (chemic)

5. We should stop factories from producing __________ gases. (harm)

6. __________ are constantly being released into the atmosphere.(pollute)

7. People are paying more for __________ water than they are forgasoline. (bottle)

8. When the bottle is empty, wash it out thoroughly before __________ .(refill)

9. __________ were chosen by the students from among themselves.(Represent)

10. The world is facing a problem of population __________ . (explode)

III. Choose the correct option.

1. I think I (am going to/will) go to bed now. I’m feeling tired.

2. She has decided that she (is going to/will) look for a new school.

3. Look at those black clouds. I think it (is going to/will) rain.

4. I’m sure you (will/are going to) enjoy this Sunday’s match.

5. My parents (are going to/will) come home when they finish work.

6. Their suitcases are packed. They (will/are going to) go on holiday.

7. Fred wants to find a job, but he (isn’t going to/won’t) do it today.

8. Someone is knocking at the door. -OK, I (am going to/will) answer it.

9. You’ve heard that I (will/am going to) move to Ho Chi Minh City, haven’t you?

10. Sorry, I forgot to bring your book. I (am going to/will) return it to you tomorrow.

IV. Choose the best option A, B, C or D.

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1. I hope I __________ around the world when I __________ older.

wood

cities

A. travel -am

B. will travel -will be

C. will travel -am

2. This house __________ by my grandfather in 2007.

A. was built B. built

3. Who do you think __________ the match?

A. is winning

B. will win

4. __________ on other planets? What do you think?

A. Will people live

C. Are people living

5. A new stadium __________ near the station now.

A. is building

B. is being built

D. travel -will be

C. is built D. has built

C. won D. win

B. Do people live

D. Did people live

C. builds D. is built

6. Look at how that man is driving! He __________ an accident!

A. will have B. is going to have

7. The new road __________ in a few days.

A. finished

C. is going to be finished

8. When I get older, I __________ rich and famous.

A. was

C. is having D. is had

B. finish

D. is finishing

B. am going to be

C. am D. will be

9. Here __________ our bus. Hurry up! We__________ it!

A. came -missed

C. comes -are going to miss

B. come -miss

D. will come -will miss

10. The river __________ by poisonous chemicals for a long time.

A. was polluted

C. pollutes

B. polluted

D. has been polluted

V. Complete the conversation with the sentences from the box.

A. That’s right.

B. They’re very cheap.

C. We see plastic bags everywhere.

D. I see, but I don’t really like folding the bags like this.

E. Why are you folding the plastic bags?

F. Yes, we’re polluting the environment with garbage, and plastic waste.

G. I never reuse these bags.

H. We don’t have to worry about it.

Brian: (1) _________________________

Jimmy: Well, for future use.

Brian: Are you serious? (2) _________________________

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Jimmy: Yes, I am. I’ll savethese bags because they are always useful.

Brian: You can always buy new bags from any market.

(3) _________________________ It’s not worth saving each one.

Jimmy: Yes, they’re cheap. That’s why we see them everywhere, on the streets, in the rivers, at home, in the forests, under the seas... (4) _________________________

Brian: Oh, I know what you’re talking about...

Jimmy: (5) _________________________

Brian: So, reusing these bags is your way to help the environment, isn’t it?

Jimmy: (6) _________________________

Brian: There are already companies and organizations that deal with the problem. (7) _________________________

Jimmy: No, you’re wrong. It’s the responsibility of everyone, you and I, our families, our friends...

Brian: (8) _________________________

Jimmy: You don’t have to fold. Just put them to the recycle bin.

Brian: Okay.

VI. Read the passage and write True or False next to the sentences.

Air pollution is contamination of the indoor or outdoor environment by any chemical, physical or biological agent that modifies the natural characteristics of the atmosphere. Household combustion devices, motor vehicles, industrial facilities and forest fires are common sources of air pollution. Pollutants of major public health concern include particulate matter, carbon monoxide, ozone, nitrogen dioxide and sulfur dioxide. Outdoor and indoor air pollution cause respiratory and other diseases and is an important source of morbidity and mortality.

Air pollution kills an estimated seven million people worldwide every year. WHO data shows that almost all of the global population (99%) breathe air that exceeds WHO guideline limits containing high levels of pollutants, with low-and middle-income countries suffering from the highest exposures. WHO is supporting countries to address air pollution.

From smog hanging over cities to smoke inside the home, air pollution poses a major threat to health and climate. The combined effects of ambient (outdoor) and household air pollution cause millions of premature deaths every year, largely as a result of increased mortality from stroke, heart disease, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, lung cancer and acute respiratory infections.

T F

1. Air pollution is contamination of the outdoorenvironment only.

2. Except for household combustion devices, motor vehicles, industrial facilities and forest fires are common sources of air pollution.

3. Outdoor and indoor air pollution is an important source of morbidity and mortality.

4. Airpollution kills an estimated seven million people worldwide every year.

5. According to WHO, all of the global population breathe polluted air.

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6. Smoke inside the home isn’t a major threat to health and climate.

7. The combined effects of outdoor and household air pollution reduce millions of premature deaths.

VII. Complete the second sentence using the words in the brackets.

1. They use boats as a means of transport in Mekong Delta. (used) Boats

2. The special pizza is being prepared by the cook. (preparing) The cook

3. Thanh started learning the guitar 5 years ago. (for) Thanh

4. We can only improve if we practice harder. (by) We

5. Janes does not always remember people’s names. (bad) Janes is

6. He doesn’t want towork as a shipper any more. (tired) He is_____________________________________________________________________________

7. He bought the shirt immediately and did not ask for a discount. (instead) He bought__________________________________________________________________________

8. How long have Anna and Lucas got married? (get) When________________________________________________________________________

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UNIT 3: MUSIC TEST 1

I. Find the word which has a different stress pattern from the others.

1. A. guitar B. singer C. chorus D. sequence

2. A. between B. perforin C. enjoy D. happen

3. A. release B. event C. single D. regard

4. A. trumpet B. worldwide C. program D. album

5. A. comment B. common C. channel D. compose

II. Fill in each blank with a suitable word or phrase from the box.

idol identify performance judge series single audience in search of song writer talented

1. Three thousand __________ crowded the concert hall.

2. The audience was clearly enchanted by her __________ .

3. Never __________ people by their appearance and a book by itscover.

4. A __________ album is an album which only has 1 or 2 songs in it.

5. The target audience for the TV __________ are young people aged13 to 18.

6. She travelled the globe __________ good writers of children’sstories.

7. A great cheer went up from the crowd as they caught sight of their__________.

8. You are such a __________ member of our teamand we are gratefulof having you.

9. I didn’t enjoy the book because I couldn’t __________ with any ofthe main characters.

10. Bob Dylan, a singer and __________ , said that there would be nomusic without the words.

III. Decide whether the following sentences are simple (S) or compound (C).

1. I don’t like rock, but I do like pop.

2. Mr. Doris is fixing the roof on his house.

3. I enjoy reading, but I don’t enjoy writing.

4. Did they send a reporter or only a photographer?

5. Would you likesome ice-cream or orange juice?

6. Grandma is a terrific cook, and we love staying at her house.

7. Ben is cheerful, and he always makes me smile.

8. I’m going to buy some cheese, milk, and cookies at the shop.

9. Anna walked home from school, for her bike was broken.

10. Mary put some oil in the old lock, and then the key turned.

IV. Choose the correct option.

1. I’ll ask him (call/to call) you.

2. You had better (to consult/consult) a doctor.

3. The police had her (to tell/tell) the truth.

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4. Never let her (go/to go) out alone at night.

5. Do you want me (buy/to buy) this bag?

6. Please advise him (leave/to leave) early.

7. Don’t invite him (eat/to eat) this kind of food.

8. Peter saw his old friend (to cross/cross) the road.

9. Would youlike me (help/to help) you with the luggage?

10. Can you hear somebody (to walk/walk) outside our room?

V. Match the sentences in column A with the sentences in column B.

1. Can you play the guitar?

2. Look! My idol is coming.

3. I’ve bought many of her albums.

4. He has won several awards, including the Grammy.

5. What’s he good at?

6. They show this program on TV five times a day.

7. You’re a fan of jazz, aren’t you?

8. When did you get to the concert?

9. I don’t know what to do this weekend.

10. How many songs have you remembered?

a. Really? You must be a fan of her.

b. Yes, I am.

c. The concert didn’t happen. I stayed at home.

d. A lot. I can’t count them now.

e. Yes, a little. But I’m still learning it.

f. Let’s go to the cinema.

g. Yeah, I know. But you don’t have to shout like that.

h. Wow! Did he go to music school?

i. Five times? That’s too much.

j. Playing the trumpet.

VI. Read the passage and choose the best option A, B, C or D. Music is sound that has been organized by using rhythm, melody or(1) __________ . If someone bangs saucepans while cooking, it makes noise.If a person bangs saucepans or pots in a (2) __________ way, they aremaking a simple type of music.

There are (3) __________ things which music has most of the time:Music often has pitch. This means high and low notes. Tunes are made ofnotes that go up or down or stay on the (4) __________ pitch. Music often has rhythm. Rhythm is the way the musical sounds and(5) __________ are put together in a sequence. Every tunehas a rhythmthat can be tapped. Music usually has a regular beat. Music often has dynamics. This means (6) __________ it is quiet orloud or somewhere in between. Music often has timbre. This is a French word (pronounced the French way: “TAM-br”). The “timbre” of a sound is the way that a sound is (7) __________ .The sort of sound might be harsh, gentle, dry, warm, or something else. Timbre is what makes a clarinet sound different from an oboe, and what makes one person’s voice sound different (8) __________ another person.

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5. A. silent B. silence C. silences D. silently

6. A. how B. which C. whether D. that

7. A. interested B. interesting C. interests D. interest

8. A. with B. to C. for D. from

VII. Reorder the words and phrases to make sentences.

1. taken up / He / had / the piano /in/as/a/a / child / jazz band / and joined / California

2. generic term / Fine Arts / is / a / for / and sculpture / subjects / such as / painting,/ music

3. great musician / Over the years / conclusion / I’ve / to / the / that / she’s / a / very / come

4. classical album / was / His recording / a / Grammy Award / nominated for / for / best

5. big, / but / to / is not / entertain / guests / live music / there / is / several evenings / a week / The cafe

6. The school / and audio equipment / must / properly / provided / be / with / musical instruments

7. new benchmark / Her outstanding performances / throughout / world / set / a / singers / for / the

8. with / live performance / 20-year span /familiar / her / of / and recorded works / Acoustic fans / are

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I. Find the word which has a different sound in the part underlined.

1. A. gene B. journey

2. A. hold B. ahead

3. A. aunt B. audience

4. A. series B. hits

5. A. bad B. band

just

echo

author

busy

plan

II. Choose the answer which is CLOSEST in meaning to the underlined words.

1. Everyone gatheredaround to hear the song.

A. broke up B. came together

C. separated D. went along with

2. Her wedding dress was absolutely exquisite.

figure

hear

audio

music

want

A. charming B. lovely C. elegant D. finely detailed

3. Their latest disc is a worthy successor to their popular debutalbum.

A. conclusion B. introduction C. ending

4. His writings were deeply subjected tothe classical style.

A. affected by B. resulted in

C. contrary to D. responsible for

5. His latest album releaseis a compilation of his jazz works over the past decade.

A. news B. collection

publication

III. Choose the answer which is OPPOSITE in meaning to the underlined words.

1. Hewas an amateursinger until the age of 39.

A. young B. skilled

2. You may apply for tickets in personor by letter.

A. secretly B. formally

special

indirectly

3. It was a remarkable achievementfor such a young player.

A. failure B. defeat

effort

4. She adoredher parents and would do anything to please them.

A. idolized B. hated

liked

5. The cancellation of the tour was a great disappointmentfor many fans of the band.

A. sadness B. discouragement

C. pleasure D. appointment

IV. Match the clauses to make compound sentences.

1. William enjoys playing board games,

2. The window frame is broken;

3. Mr. Cohen never liked pets,

4. Kent took the photos,

5. She won the Grammy,

completion

notice

professional

face-to-face

misfortune

criticize

a. but she did not attend the ceremony.

b. and his assistant retouched the them.

c. and they analyzed possible solutions.

d. and he would like chess.

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e. moreover, it is expected to grow.

6. The managers discussed the problems,

7. Graphic design is a popular field;

f. so she walked to the grocery store. g. or would you rather stay home?

8. Football players must wear appropriate shoes;

9. Her bicycle had a flat tire,

10. Would you like to go to the cinema,

h. however, the carpenter can fix it.

i. but he felt sorry for the straykittens. j. otherwise, they may be hurt.

V. Choose the underlined words that need correction.

1. Her parents have arrangedfor herto havingmusic lessons everySunday. A B C D

2. Attempts are beingmade resolvethe problem ofsecurity in thestadium.

3. My parents lentmethe money; besides, I couldn’t have affordedtheticket. AB C D

4. Maybe no one knew what to say, ormaybe they areafraid to saythewrong thing. A B C D

5. Dr. Dre said I'could cometo his office onMonday, soI could come on A B C

Tuesday of next week.

VI. Choose the best answers to complete the dialogues.

1. -A: You really have an ear for pop music.

-B:________________________________________________________________________

A. No, I have two ears.

B. You’re right. Pop is great.

C. What’s the matter with my ear?

D. Thanks for your compliment.

2. -A: Comedy is the new rock-n-roll.

-B:________________________________________________________________________

A. I don’t like films.

B. Is the comedian hit by a rock?

C. I don’t get your point.

D. No, I’m not going to see it.

3. -A:________________________________________________________________________

-B: He had been a talented in his youth.

A. Who was Mozart?

B. What was special about him?

C. Do you know any of his songs?

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D. When was Beethoven born?

4. -A: He’s never replied to any of my emails.

-B:________________________________________________________________________

A. I think his manager is in charge of the emails, not him.

B. Maybe your emails went straight to the spam folder and he missedthem.

C. It’s not fair for him anyway.

D. I didn’t receive any of your emails.

5. -A: I’m really excited. My idol’s going to release a new single.

-B: ________________________________________________________________________

A. Can you guess the name of the song?

B. I heard that she’s married.

C. She mightn’t like marriage.

D. The concert is really a chance for fans like you to have exciting time.

II. Read the passage and choose the best answer A, B, C or D to each question. Michael Joseph Jackson (August 29, 1958 -June 25, 2009), or Michael Jackson, is an American singer, songwriter, and dancer, who is the most successful music artist of all time. He is referred to as the “King of Pop”, the "Emperor of Pop", the “King of Music”, or just “The King”, and is extremely considerate as the most influential and most famous musician of the 20th century, widely regarded as one of the most well-known people in history. He was the best-selling pop music artist even in the year of his death. His contributions to music, dance, and fashion for over five decades, along with his publicized personal life, made him a global figure in popular culture.

Jackson started performing with his older brothers Jackie, Tito, Jermaine, and Marlon in The Jackson 5 in 1964. In 1971, he started a solo career while also being a member of The Jackson 5. He made the highest-selling album of all time, Thriller in 1982, with estimated sales of 66 million copies worldwide. The video for “Thriller” showed him dancing like a zombie and other dancers around him were zombies as well. “Thriller”, which includes famous songs like “Beat It” and “Billie Jean” has sold 110 million copies worldwide. The popularity of these videos helped bring the television channel MTV to fame. Jackson wrote other well-known songs such as “Bad”, “Black orWhite”, “Heal the World”, and “Earth Song”. Through music videos and live performances, he is known for popularizing dance moves such as the robot and the moonwalk. He won a lot of awards and broke many records. Guinness World Records says he is the most successful entertainer of all time. Jackson is also remembered for giving money to charities and pioneering efforts in charitable fundraisingin the entertainment industry. Jackson traveled the world attending events honoring his humanitarianism, and, in 2000, the Guinness World Records recognized him for supporting 39 charities, more than any other entertainer.

1. Who is Michael Jackson?

A. He is an American singer, songwriter, and dancer.

B. He is the most successful music artist of all time.

C. He is theKing of Pop.

D. all of the above

2. When was the album Thriller released?

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3. Which of the following song is included in the album Thriller?

A. Billie Jean B. Black or White

C. Heal the World D. Earth Song

4. MichaelJackson is considered as a global figure__________.

A. because he is the King of Music

B. because he was the best-selling pop music artist even in the year of his death

C. because of his contributions to music, dance, and fashion for over five decades, along with his publicized personal life

D. because he is extremely considerate as the most influential and most famous musician of the 20th century

5. What is probably most special in his performance?

A. Jackson started performing with his older brothers.

B.Dance moves

C. He won a lot of awards and broke many records.

D. He performed for charities.

6. We learn from the passage that__________.

A. Michael always performed songs and dances with The Jackson 5

B. he died at the age of 51

C. he only performed the songs he wrote

D. he is not the owner of the moonwalk

VIII. Combine the pairs of sentences using the words in the brackets.

1. He likes tea. He will take a cup of coffee. (but)

2. I bought some books. I bought a school bag. (and)

3. You must accept my offer. You will regret it. (otherwise)

4. I will come back right away. Do not go anywhere. (till)

5. Sue studied hard. She has failedthe exam. (Although)

6. Lewis drove skillfully. He could not win the race. (yet)

7. The air in the city is highly polluted. We don’t like to live there. (so)

8. When Christmas season comes, many people decorate their house. (When)

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TEST 3

I. Find the word which has a different stress pattern from the others.

1. A. about B. award C. artist D. attend

2. A. image B. ignore C. include D. improve

3. A. quiet B. refer C. public D. honor

4. A. major B. effort C. online D. relax

5. A. succeed B. decade C. decide D. success

II. Supply the correct form of the word in the brackets.

1. The whole town is in __________ mood. (festival)

2. All of the __________ played wonderfully. (perform)

3. He is always starting __________ with me. (argue)

4. He is internationally __________ as a character actor. (fame)

5. The __________ spends years perfecting his craft. (music)

6. Travelling by train is more __________ than driving. (relax)

7. __________ were categorized according to age and sex. (Participate)

8. She had to __________ with other singers for the show. (competition)

9. The __________ for the Academy Awards have been announced.(win)

10. Chau van __________ is an ancient form of Vietnameseperformance art. (sing)

III. Write the correct form of the verb in the brackets.

1. Can’t you see a cat __________ (cross) the road?

2. Nobody noticed someone __________ (sneak) into the corridor.

3. Please encourage everyone __________ (work) together.

4. The teachers are watching the students __________ (play) football.

5. Everybody expects him __________ (win) the competition.

6. I can feel my heart __________ (beat) loudly whenever I’m withyou.

7. The boy has made his girlfriend __________ (cry) many times.

8. Did you notice someone __________ (sneak) into your house?

9. We often watch Barcelona __________ (play) against Real Madrid.

10. The headmaster had her __________ (tell) what had happened toher.

IV. Choose the best option A, B, C or D.

1. It is raining outside, __________ I will take my umbrella.

A. or B. but C. and D. so

2. I will not eat that beefsteak, __________ I am a vegetarian.

A. but B. nor C. for D. yet

3. Christina violated a major rule of her contract; __________, shewas sued.

A. so B. therefore C. and D. moreover

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4. Did someone knock at the door, __________ am I imagining things?

A.or B. nor C. yet D. for

5. That car needs many repairs; __________, I will not even considerbuying it.

A. but B. moreover C. so D. and

6. I have queued for hours, __________ I didn’t get to see the concert.

A. so B. for C. or D. yet

7. I was born in France; __________, I’ve lived in Viet Nam for solong that it feels like home now.

A. and B. but C. however D. besides

8. It’s lucky that he jumped away; __________, he would have beenbadly hurt.

A. otherwise B. however C. but D. so

9. I’m going to buy a new tablet computer, __________ I might buy anew mobile phone.

A. nor B. or C. besides D. yet

10. Our club is free to residents, __________ you can enjoy discos orlive bands.

A. or B. and C. therefore D. yet

V. Complete the conversation with the sentences from the box.

A. No, it’s much more fascinating.

B. What type of music do you like?

C. Everybody calls her the princess of pop, right?

D. I have a couple of tickets to the rock concert.

E. I can’t stand rock music because it’s somehow noisy and not many singers are female.

F. Have you ever been to a rock concert?

G. You can never imagine it.

H. There will be a girl band.

Nicolas: (1) _______________________ Would you like to get therewith me?

Emilia: Rock? I’m not a fan of rock, Nicolas. But what day is it?

Nicolas: This Saturday evening. (2) _______________________

Emilia: No, I haven’t. Is it like a pop one?

Nicolas: (3) _______________________ Some famous bands in theUS will join the concert this time, and I had to queue for hours to get the tickets.

Emilia: Really? I’ve never thought of that. (4) ______________________

Nicolas: You’ll see some girls on the stage. (5) ______________________You’ll like their performance.

Emilia: Oh, no, Nicolas. I’m not going to join the concert.

Nicolas: That’s OK. (6) _______________________ Is it pop?

Emilia: Yeah, you’re right. I like pop music most. And my favoritesinger is Britney Spear.

Nicolas: Oh, I know her. (7) _______________________

Emilia: Yes, she is.

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Nicolas: Listen! Join me in the rock concert and I’ll join your popconcert someday.

Emilia: Come on, Nicolas!

Nicolas: It’ll be amazing. (8) _______________________

Emilia: Okay but let me think it over.

VI. Read the passage and write True or False next to the sentences.

The Classical music period is the time from about 1750 to 1820 when Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, and Schubert were the most famous living composers.

We often talk about “classical music” meaning European music which is not pop music or jazz or folk music. It is music which has been written by composers who have studied the art of composition. Classical music is talked about in this sense.

This article is about “Classical music” in the late 18th century and the early 19th century. The word “classical” is often used to refer to the arts of Ancient Greece and Rome. It has also come to mean any art form which has become very famous and is remembered for centuries afterwards. In music the Classical period comes between the Baroque and the period of Romanticism.

In some ways Classical musicis often simpler than the music of the Baroque composers. There is often a tune with a simple accompaniment using broken chords called an “Alberti bass”. For classical composers the form of the piece was very important. Composers started their work with atune (theme) and this tune would be developed in different ways: put in different keys, changed from a fast to a slow tune, changed from major to minor or from minor to major.

1. The classical music period was the time when Haydn, Mozart,Beethoven, and Schubert hadn’t been born.

2. Classical music does not include pop music or jazz or folk music.

3. Classical music is written by composers who have studied the art ofcomposition.

4. The word “classical” in the passage refers to theancient Greece andRome.

5. Classical music was only remembered in the late 18th century and theearly 19th century.

6. Except for music, there was not any other “classical” art in the late 18th century and the early 19th century.

7. Classical music can be considered simpler than the music of theBaroque composers.

8. Classical composers can change the tune in different ways.

VII. Complete the second sentence using the words in the brackets.

1. This is the biggest flood in a century. (bigger) There’s no_____________________________________________________________________________

2. The test wasn’t as easy as she’d expected. (than) The test was____________________________________________________________________________

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3. I can let you in if you give the password. (unless) I

4. He slipped out during the conference. (having) While we

5. It is cheaper to go by bus than to go by taxi. (expensive) Going by taxi____________________________________________________________________________

6. I’m sure there’s a logical explanation for all this. (must) There________________________________________________________________________

7. Emily doesn’t care about dress as much as she used to. (than) Emily

8. Although most of us dislike Franky, we don’t dare to say so. (but) Most of us

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I. Find the word which has a different stress pattern from the others.

1. A. homeless B. provide C. donate D. remote

2. A. contact B. equip C. service D. interest

3. A. benefit B. charity C. generous D. volunteer

4. A. already B. deliver C. management D. announcement

5. A. activity B. experience C. application D. appreciate

II. Fill in each blank with a suitable word or phrase from the box.

generous donated remote volunteer various, raised delivering participate items benefits

1. The professor _________ his books to the library last Saturday.

2. Working with us in this project means that it’s a _________ jobwith no paid salary.

3. Our neighbour is very _________ as he often buys things for otherpeople.

4. Peasants in _________ areas of the country used to be exploited bywealthy landowners.

5. The new factory will bring considerable _________ to the area.

6. There are _________ techniques for dealing with industrialpollution.

7. I hope everyone will _________ in this discussion and we’ll have asolution.

8. Many _________ in daily use are made out of plastic.

9. She _________ a very important question at the meeting.

10. He worked as a volunteer, _________ hot meals to poor patients inhospitals.

III. Supply the correct form of the verbs in the past simple or the past continuous.

1. When she _________ (open) the door, it _________ (rain).

2. While I _________ (study), I _________ (suddenly feel) sleepy.

3. We _________ (listen) to music when my mother _________ (phone).

4. Anna _________ (have) a shower when her phone _________ (ring).

5. When I _________ (go) to school, it _________ (start) to rain.

6. The electricity _________ (go) out when Jim _________ (read) inhis room.

7. _________ (you think) of her when she _________ (call) you?

8. They _________ (wait) for me when I _________ (arrive).

9. He _________ (climb) a mountain when the storm _________ (begin).

10. While Brian _________ (drive), he _________ (see) saw anaccident.

IV. Choose the best option A, B, C or D.

1. Chloe _________ in my wardrobe when I _________ her.

A. hid -found

C. was hiding -was finding

B. was hiding -found

D. hid -was finding

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2. We _________ many sport cars when we _________ forthe bus.

A. saw -were waiting

B. were seeing -waited

C. saw -waited

D. were seeing -were waiting

3. The taxi driver _________ very fast when the accident _________.

A. drove -was happening

C. wasn’t driving -happened

B. drove -happened

D. wasn’t driving -was happening

4. My sister _________ the dishes when it _________ out ofher hand.

A. was washing -was slipping

C. washed -slipped

B. washed -was slipping

D. was washing -slipped

5. She _________ the news while I _________ the ironing.

A. was reading -did

C. read -was doing

B. read -did

D. was reading -was doing

6. While he _________ the house, he _________ some glasses.

A. was cleaning -broke

C. cleaned -was breaking

B. was cleaning -was breaking

D. cleaned -broke

7. The laptop’s battery _________ outof energy when she_________ the websites.

A. was running -surfed

C. was running -was surfing

B. ran -was surfing

D. ran -surfed

8. Alexandre _________ out of the window when dark clouds _________

A. was looking -were appearing

C. looked -appeared

B. was looking -appeared

D. looked -were appearing

9. The photographer _________ some photos when the model _________

A. was taking -acted

C. took -was acting

B. took -acted

D. was taking -was acting

10. While our dad _________ the gardening, my brother_________ the lesson.

A. did -revised

C. was doing -revised

B. did -was revising

D. was doing -was revising

V. Match the sentences in column A with the sentences in column B.

1. The agency is voluntary, not run for profit.

2. What did they do with the money?

3. He’s well-known in the community.

4. Why do you want to be a volunteer?

5. I can spare some money for the homeless.

6. Don’t let that beggar in!

7. I called you some minutes ago, but the line was busy.

8. Is Red Cross an international charity?

a. Oh,I was talking to a friend of mine.

b. Yes, it is.

c. Why not? We should give him food.

d. They made a big donation to charity.

e. You’re so kind and generous.

f. I know. He’s my neighbor.

g. I’ve learned something new and helped some kids.

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h. The government should build free house for them.

9. The poor has nowhere to live. i. Does that mean they don’t needmoney?

10. You look very cheerful today. What’s it? j. Because I find volunteer work very interesting.

VI. Read the passage and choose the best option A, B, C or D.

(1) _________ KidsCan was founded in a garage in 2005, the organisationhas grown to become New Zealand’s leading charity dedicated to helping Kiwi kids affected by (2) _________ . Our support is (3) _________ to morethan 200,000 tamariki in over 800 schools and 100 early (4) _________ centres, with over 5 million items of food, clothing and health products being sent from our Auckland warehouse each year.

Our partner schools and centres report that KidsCan support (5) _________ a difference to the wellbeing of their students, helping to increase participation and attendance. KidsCan alumni tell us that being warm and dry at school, with a (6) _________ meal every day, helped them to learn and achievetheir goals.

None of this would be possible (7) _________ the support of generousKiwis and our business community, (8) _________ donations help ensure noKiwi kid goes without. 1.

5. A. takes

7. A. for

8. A. whose

makes

has 6. A. rotten

ruined

due to

that

VII. Reorder the words and phrases to make sentences.

1. their work / always / are / help / trying / to / volunteers / recruit / to / in / Charities

2. should / Local authorities / be / communities / accountable to / the / they serve / publicly

3. these tools / been / Most of / specially / have / by / disabled people / adapted / for use

4. He / in need of / was / desperately / help / but / seemed / to want / nobody / to know

5. nurse’s aid / enjoyed/ as / a / during / the / volunteering / coronavirus pandemic / Amelia

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6. a / the needy / program / to / launched / send / and medicine / canned food / to / They’ve

7. bikes / It / be / than cars / better / for / more people / the environment /if / used / rather / would

8. the conviction / possess / make a difference / that / they / to / their community / The students / can

TEST 2

I. Find the word which has a different sound in the part underlined.

1. A. area

beach

peace

sea 2. A. wide

child

countryside 3. A. theatre

though 4. A. contest

5. A. activities

thousand

listen

dishes

II. Choose the answer which is CLOSEST in meaning to the underlined words.

1. We have made some minorchanges to the program.

A. small B. super

large

2. Through play children act out and learn how to mastersituations.

low

A. adapt

become proficient C. exchange

deal with

3. Agriculture used to be the economic backboneof this country.

aspect B. field

foundation

4. We’ve had to make some adjustments to originalcalculations.

A. derivative B. premier

modified

5. His research has contributedenormously to our understanding of the disease.

A. kept B. added

deducted

III. Choose the answer which is OPPOSITE in meaning to the underlined words.

1. The community is appealing to everyone to savewater.

A. rescue B. waste

2. You can’t be dependenton your parents all your life.

A. related B. reliant

use

helpless

3. Cheap goods are available, but not in sufficientquantities to satisfy demand.

A. enough B. adequate

poor

weakness

first

divided

store

independent

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abundant

4. He closed his business voluntarilyand signed his assets over to someone else.

A. unwillingly B. freely C. readily D. intentionally

5. There have been some fundamentalstructural changes in society.

A. nonessential B. basic C. important D. foundational

IV. Supply thecorrect form of the verbs in the past simple or the past continuous.

1. She _________ (read) when the lights _________ (go) off.

2. It _________ (begin) to rain when I _________ (cycle) home.

3. When I _________ (wake) up this morning, it _________ (be) stilldark.

4. I _________ (walk) downstairs when I _________ (hear) a thunder.

5. We _________ (play) chess in class when the teacher _________ (come) in.

6. When they _________ (leave) work for home, the sun _________ (still shine).

7. James _________ (run) into an old friend while he _________ (walk) home.

8. What _________ (you do) when your phone _________ (ring)?

9. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson _________ (have) lunch when the visitors _________ (arrive).

10. When Mr. Kelvin _________ (come) home, his child _________ (sleep).

V. Choose the underlined words that need correction.

1. People no longer livein small communities tothe same extent than A B C they used to.

2. Addedtraining is probablythe best way to furtheryour career A B C these days.

3. Themoney was donatedby a local businessman who wishesto remain A B C anonymously.

4. Arrangedchildcare overthe school holidays can be quitea problem for A B C D working parents.

5. The city developedfast in thepast years, andlots of people cometo A B C D seek opportunities.

VI. Choose the best answers to complete the dialogues.

1. -A: The poor starve while the rich feast. -B:________________________________________________________________________

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A. I don’t think they are the poor.

B. How rich they are!

C. That’s really a big feast.

D. Do you know that most of the rich used to be the poor?

2. -A:________________________________________________________________________

-B: I gave a small donation.

A. Do you like your work at the childcare?

B. What did you do at the funding event?

C. Who are the parents of that disable kid?

D. Why do you want to help them?

3. -A: There are really people in more difficult conditions than us.

-B: _______________________________________________________________________

A. That’s true.

B. We need to do more things than that.

C. It’s my pleasure to help you.

D. How difficult it is!

4. -A:________________________________________________________________________

-B: That’s why we provided them with food first.

A. Those men are among the richest in town.

B. We didn’t do anything to save them.

C. They had no home to go back.

D. They were miserable from hunger.

5. -A: Who will takepart in this project?

-B: _______________________________________________________________________.

A. They’ll start to take it soon,

B. We’ve planned it.

C. Mary, Robert, and Kayla.

D. This will be great!

VII. Read the passage and choose the best answer A, B, C or D to each question. Help Yourself by Helping Others

Volunteering helps others, but it can also help you, too. If you’re upset about something that’s happened -like a hurricane or other disaster -doing something about it can be a great way to cope with your feelings.

Volunteering also lets you see your own life in new ways. Sometimes it’s easy to worry about stuff like grades or get annoyed because you don’t have the most expensive sneakers or the newest computer game. Volunteering lets you spend some time focusing on others for a while.

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Lots of people - and kids -find that they really enjoy volunteering. Volunteer experiences often put you in a different environment and expose you to people and situations that you wouldn’t have come across in your regular life. For instance, you might learn that just on the edge of your town are some kids who really need winter clothes.

It feels good to be able to meet a need like that. You’ll know that, thanks to you, some kids have warm coats, hats, mittens, and boots. So whether it’s winter clothes, food for the hungry, or homes for unwanted pets, doing volunteer work means one very important thing: You make a difference in the world.

1. What does the author want to do in the first paragraph?

A. Answer how you’re upset about something that’s happened

B. Compare your anger with ahurricane or other disaster

C. Show you a great way to cope with your feelings

D. Explain why volunteering helps others but it can also help you

2. Why does the author mention the most expensive sneakers or the newest computer game in the second paragraph?

A. To give examples of dealing with worries

B. To encourage you to buy the items

C. To try to change your mind

D. Because the author likes those items

3. The word “people” in the third paragraph mostly refers to _________.

A. teenagers

C. everybody

B. adults

D. adults and children

4. What is the topic of the third and the fourth paragraphs?

A. Why you should do volunteer work.

B. Something you can do to help others.

C. There are many people in need.

D. Life is not that difficult.

5. The word “that” inthe fourth paragraph refers to _________.

A. the environment

B. people and situations that you have come across in your life

C. kids who need winter clothes

D. none of the above

6. According to the author, what is probably the most important thing of doing volunteer work?

A. It makes a difference.

B. It’s a way to cope with your feelings.

C. It lets you spend some time focusing on others instead of your worries.

D. It helps you to learn that someone out there is in more difficult situations than you.

VIII. Rewrite the second sentence so that it means similarly to the first one.

1. I forgot to bring my wallet.

I didn’t_____________________________________________________________________

2. This is my first visit to London.

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3. Exceeding the speed limit is prohibited. You mustn’t

4. They are building a new school in the village. A new school________________________________________________________________

5. He has difficulty in taking the science course. It is________________________________________________________________________

6. Please don’t mention this problem this evening. I’d rather you

7. It will be more dangerous if you drive faster. The faster

8. Since he was careless, we were penalized by a penalty kick. Because of his

TEST 3

I. Find the word which has a different stress pattern from the others.

1. A. release B. local

2. A. purpose

3.A. participate

4. A. afternoon

5. A. popular

blanket

secondary

teenager

similar

II. Supply the correct form of the word in the brackets.

1. She received a refund on the _________tickets, (use)

hardship

forward

development

orphanage

refugee

village

reward

immediately

family

national

2. Julia was an _________ and lived with her aunt when she was achild, (orphanage)

3. He underwent a lot of hardships in his _________ . (child)

4. The flat has four separate bedrooms and a _________ kitchen.(commune)

5. It’s scary to seethe _________ river carried trees along, (flood)

6. This is the biggest _________ we’ve had up to now. (donate)

7. Governments are constantly striving to create _________ . (equal)

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8. They are a poor and _________ nation, (develop)

9. She is currently a _________ worker at the hospital, (volunteer)

10. The entire organization is funded by _________ donations, (charity)

III. Supply the correct form of the verb in the brackets.

1. Yesterday, he _________ (talk) to his guests when I _________ (enter) the room.

2. Who _________ (you speak) to when I _________ (see) you lastnight?

3. Last year Emily _________ (travel) in Viet Nam when she _________ (lose) her passport.

4. We _________ (not see) each other since the date we _________ (graduate) from high school.

5. She _________ (take) a lot of photos as we _________ (sit) in awedding party last night.

6. While Mr. Lane _________ (have) dinner, his dog _________ (eat)his steaks.

7. Last Monday we _________ (discuss) the problem when Robert _________ (stand) up to leave.

8. We _________ (watch) some video clips while we _________(wait)for you some minutes ago.

9. They _________ (drink) tea when a nice girl _________ (come) totheir table.

10. The children _________ (play) in the park while their parents _________ (look) after them.

IV. Choose the best option A, B, C or D.

1. It _________ to rain while my dad _________the flowers in the garden.

A. started -was watering

C. was starting -watered

B. was starting -was watering

D. started -watered

2. While the children _________, their parents_________ social media.

A. slept -checked

C. were sleeping -were checking

B. slept -were checking

D. were sleeping -checked

3. The thieves _________ (hide) in the basement when thepoliceman _________ (surround) in the building.

A. hid -was surrounding

C. were hiding -was surrounding

B. were hiding -surrounded

D. hid -surrounded

4. He _________ a lot of friendly people while he_________ as a volunteer.

A. met -worked

C. was meeting -was working

B. was meeting -worked

D. met -was working

5. He _________ the television, _________his coat and _________ out.

A. turned off -put on -was walking

B. turned off -put on -walked

C. turned off -was putting on -walked

D. was turning off -put on -walked

6. He _________ a poor sense of direction and soon_________ lost in the jungle.

A. had -was getting

C. had -got

B. was having -got

D. was having -was getting

7. Linh _________ English at university when he_________ to play the guitar.

A. was studying -was learning

C. studied -learnt

B. studied -was learning

D. was studying -learnt

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8. While Henry _________ an ice-cream, his sister_________ with other kids.

A. was having -was playing

B. had -played

C. had -was playing

D. washaving -was playing 9. I _________ (see) a famous celebrity when I_________ in the supermarket yesterday.

A. saw -shopped

C. was seeing -shopped

B. saw -was shopping

D. was seeing -was shopping

10. She _________ when I _________ (have) ashower,so I _________ the door.

A. arrived -had -wasn’t answering

B. was arriving -was having -didn’t answer

C. arrived -was having -didn’t answer

D. was arriving -had -wasn’t answering

V. Complete the conversation with the sentences from the box.

A. CanI also come to help the kids?

B. What program?

C. How often do you get there, the childcare?

D. Let me check it again and tell you later.

E. What do you mean “play”?

F. By staying with them and playing with them we can help to make them have more fun and live better.

Janes: I’m going to join a volunteer program next week.

Lucas: Really? (1) __________________ What are you going todo?

Janes: We’re going to play with disabled kids at a childcare.

Lucas: (2)__________________ I think that you will do somethinginstead of playing with the kids.

Janes: You know, some kids at the childcare always feel lonely. Most of the kids there don’t know who their parents are, and they have never had a chance to meet them.

(3)__________________

Lucas: Oh, that’s it. (4)__________________

Janes: I’ve visited it three times, and have done volunteer work there for two times, half a day each time.

Lucas: That’s amazing. (5)__________________

Janes: I’m afraid that you have to register in advance so that the organizer can have a list of participants and assign work.

Lucas: Can I register now?

Janes: (6)__________________

Lucas: Oh, thanks a lot.

Janes: Never mind.

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VI. Read the passage and write True or False next to the sentences. Charity is the act of giving help to those in need of it. It is a humanitarian act. It involves giving money, goods or time and effort to those who need it.

It is done without expecting something in return. Giving money or food to poor people is an example of charity. Poor, sick or injured people are generally considered the proper people to whom charity should be given. When such people are not supported, they often begin begging, which is directly asking for help from people they do not know. Others may rely on support from charitable organisations. These organisations collect money and goods and then give them to those in need. Most charities are concerned with providing basic needs, such as food, water, clothing, health care and shelter. The most common form of charity is donating money. The money is then used to buy these basic needs. However, there are many other actions that may be performed as charity, such as teaching orphans, donating blood, or money to help fund medical research.

1. Charity is the act of giving help to those who will help us in return.

2. Charity includes giving time and effort to the people who need it.

3. Giving food to the people in need is not an example of charity.

4. Only the poor are considered the proper people to whom charity shouldbe given.

5. Beggars are considered the people to whom charity should givesupports.

6. People in need of money and goods may rely on charitable organisations.

7. Most charities are concerned with providing money to poor people.

8. The donated money is used to buy basicneeds.

VII. Complete the second sentence using the words in the brackets.

1. It might rain tonight, (possibility)

2. Did you have to say that? (necessary)

3. I’d advise you to get some rest yourself, (better)

4. Perhaps we will not be back until tomorrow night, (may)

5. He could finish his studies next year, (possible)

6. If you leave the tap drip, you will waste water, (or)

7. Because the weather was so awful, we didn’t enjoy the day. (so)

8. Making alternative arrangements may be necessary, (make)

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TEST 1

I. Find the word which has a different stress pattern from the others.

1. A. internet B. energy C. battery D. computer

2. A. factory B. processor C. pollution D. atmosphere

3. A. motorbike B. appliance C. memory D. company

4. A. telephone B. researcher C. invention D. equipment

5. A. transmission B. century C. chemical D. holiday

II. Fill in each blank with a suitable word or phrase from the box. software experiment operation systems display storage space devices processor laboratory Hardware

1. The researchers are repeating the __________ on rats.

2. __________ is the mechanical components of a computer.

3. He writes __________ programs for financial institutions.

4. This small screen can __________ simple graphics as well as text.

5. She has donated money to establish a pharmaceutical __________ .

6. These newly-designed __________ will appear on the exhibitionnext month.

7. The computer __________ detected an unrecoverable hardwareerror and reported it.

8. As defined in computer science, each character requires one byte of __________.

9. This software can be installed on both Linux and Windows __________ .

10. __________ is short for Central Processing Unit, one of the mostimportant pieces of hardware in any computingsystem.

III. Supply the correct form of the verbs in the present perfect or the past simple.

1. He __________ (already make) several calls up until now.

2. She __________ (watch) that show three times this week.

3. Since the first time I __________ (try) sushi, I __________ (never eat) it again.

4. __________ (you buy) food online during the past pandemic?

5. My best friend and I __________ (know) each other for over fiveyears.

6. Lan can’t go out with you because she __________ (not finish) herhomework yet.

7. My close friend loves this writer and he __________ (read) all ofhis books.

8. My uncle __________ (not smoke) for two weeks, he is trying togive it up.

9. Nam __________ (live) in Da Nang for twenty years and then hewent to his hometown.

10. I __________ (not get) many good marks last year, but I __________ (get) lots of excellent marks this year.

IV. Choose the correct option.

1. I cannot wait (seeing/to see) my parents.

2. (Have/Having) some close friends is really cheerful.

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3. Ms. Elena risks(to lose/losing) her reviewing time.

4. She suggested (going/ to go) to a movie that weekend.

5. He learned (not to/to not) trust anyone after the scam.

6. Ms. Bella needs (to learn/learning) how to cook faster.

7. The editor recommends (to read/reading) this science book.

8. (To walking/Walking) 6000 steps a day is good for our health.

9. (Reading/Read) English articles helps you learn English effectively.

10. How is it possible (to finish/finishing) the project in that short time?

V. Match the sentences in column A with the sentences in column B.

1. This kind of machine works by electricity.

2. Can you imagine life without the internet?

3. Nikola Tesla said, “Invention is predominantly individualistic.”

4. Do you know who invented electric light?

5. Einstein was a great scientist.

6. I think penicillin is the greatest invention.

7. This is the latest in robot technology.

8. What is he famous for?

9. What are you going to do with those stuffs?

10. The dishwasher is a wonderful invention.

a. No, I think it use diesel. This is its fuel tank.

b. What did he want to say?

c. I’ll choose the internal combustion engine.

d. Well... I’ll refer to wash the dishes by hand.

e. Are you talking about Albert Einstein?

f. You know, technology is changing as we speak.

g. I don’t care much because I’m not addicted to the internet.

h. An experiment.

i. Thomas Edison?

j. He patented the idea that atom could be split.

VI. Read the passage and choose the best option A, B, C or D. An invention is a (1) __________ thing that someone has made. The computerwas an invention (2) __________ it was first made. We say when it was “invented”.New things that are made or created are called inventions. Cars and plasticsare inventions that everyone knows. Inventions are made by (3) __________ .

Some inventions can be patented. A patent legally protects the (4) __________ property rights of the inventor and legally recognizes that a (5) __________ invention is actually an invention. Invention is also an important component of artistic and design creativity. Inventions often extend the boundaries of human knowledge, experience or (6) __________ .

Ideas are also called inventions. (7) __________ can invent characters,and then invent a story about them. Over time, humans have invented objects which make life easier for (8) __________ . Because of this, a quote “necessityis the mother of invention”, was written.

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5. A. accused B. claimed

C. qualified D. charged

6. A. potential B. capacity

7. A. Writers B. Typists

8. A. herself B. oneself

C. proficiency D. capability

C. Reporters D. Viewers

C. himself D. themselves

VII. Reorder the words and phrases to make sentences.

1. keep up with / A / must / pace of / the / successful company / technological change

2. discovered / also / a / method / measuring / gold and silver / for / Archimedes / by using water

3. is / in / a / communication / very important / means / of / today’s society / Social intercourse

4. Leonardo Da Vinci / a / but / gifted artist, / he / also / wide array / invented / a / of technologies / was

5. own / More and more schools / the / their / home pages / have / posting / on / World Wide Web / begun

6. designed / This program / is / to help / the beginner / and send / Morse Code / learn to receive

7. is / as / the / high-level information processor / Artificial Intelligence / of ideal machine / seen

8. Is / between / much difference / a / there / smartphone / with / a Qwertykeyboard / and a netbook?

TEST 2

I. Find the word which has a different sound in the part underlined. 1.

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II. Choose the correct option.

1. Molly agreed, but she did not (sound/hear) very convinced.

2. New scientific discoveries are being (taken/made) all the time.

3. He became famous as an (invention/inventor) of visual and aural effects.

4. Nothing great in the world has been accomplished (with/without) passion.

5. They crossed the mountains and (headed/heading) for the valleys beyond.

6. These seats are reserved for the (elderly/older) and women with babies.

7. The product provided (inadequate/inadequately) vitamin supplementation.

8. Can you provide any evidence that he was innocent of the (criminal/ crime)?

9. He developed his own program in (partner/partnership) with an American expert.

10. Plain vanilla ice cream (costs/spends) less to manufacture than an ice cream with nuts.

III. Supply the gerund or to-infinitive form of the verb in the brackets.

1. You advised __________ (take) that course, didn’t you?

2. The coach says __________ (swim) is good exercise.

3. It’s difficult __________ (get) up early in this cold winter.

4. Her favorite hobby is __________ (read),and mine is too.

5. It’s really cold and I don’t want __________ (go) out of bed yet.

6. __________ (Brush) your teeth is important for your healthy body.

7. This car is too expensive __________ (buy), so just hire it.

8. He mentioned __________ (see) my brother at a baseball game.

9. Do you wish __________ (participate) in the project?

10. I considered __________ (stay) silent, but I had to tell him thetruth.

IV. Choose the underlined words that need correction.

1. I haven’t seenher for overten years andthen I bumpedinto heryesterday. A B C D

2. He successfullyhas fixedmany different types of computer, soI think A B C he’san expert.

3. Astronauts say unmannedflights intospace can make importantand A B C exciteddiscoveries.

4. I am pleased to tellyou thatyour application forthe post of salesman A B C have beensuccessful.

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5. Scientists have usedgenetic engineersto protect tomatoes againstthe

effects of freezing.

V. Choose the best answers to complete the dialogues.

1. -A: What are these signs? I often see them in a lift.

-B: _______________________________________________________________________

A. They’re not signs. They’re Braille patterns.

B. Hope you enjoy it.

C. Yes, they are for blind people.

D. That’s a good question.

2. -A: Who invented compass?

-B: _______________________________________________________________________

A. The Chinese if I’m not mistaken.

B. I think it’s among the best inventions.

C. Between the 2nd century BC and 1st century AD.

D. A compass is a device used for navigation.

3. -A:________________________________________________________________________

-B: Wasit the classic phone with the wire?

A. Do you know Graham Bell?

B. Graham Bell invented the telephone.

C. Who is Graham Bell?

D. What is Graham Bell well-known for?

4. -A:________________________________________________________________________

-B: You must be kidding. It’s not that easy.

A. Do you want to be an inventor?

B. George is very interested in science.

C. You can always invent something if you want.

D. I’m thinking about my future career.

5. -A: There are new inventions in the world every day.

-B: _______________________________________________________________________

A. Yes, you can totally study hard to become a scientist.

B. I don’t think they own those inventions.

C. Is that the way the world is changing?

D. Really? I only hear about inventions in the past.

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V. Read the passage and choose the best answer A, B, C or D to each question. There are thousands of other inventions thathave contributed to the lives of humans across millennia. Many of these inventions have even benefited animals and other living species. The reason behind every invention is the need for it.

The main quality of an inventor is his or her ability to see what others are not able to see. While most of us see a blue sky, some are able to see the patterns in the sky which leads them to investigate more. Another important quality of an inventor is his or her desire to find a solution to a problem. They keep abreast with the difficulties faced by human beings and focus on resolving them. Many of the inventors we have mentioned above were not recognized by their teachers nor their peers. They often had eccentric personalities and maintained unusual routines. For example, Albert Einstein was not comfortable with the teaching methods in his school and preferred to teach himself complex subjects such as mathematics and algebra. He dressed eccentrically and kept an unusual hairstyle and was often ridiculed for his views.However, his uniqueness is what led him to change the way we approach the philosophy of science and brought about the groundbreaking theory of relativity. Inventions are any new discoveries that change the way we view our world. They can occur in art, sciences, tools, machines, society, and even thoughts. Any process, composition, device, or method that expands the limits of human knowledge, creativity, experience, or capability is called an invention and can be brought about by any human who dares to think out of the box.

1. What is the best title of the passage?

A. Inventions Benefit Both Humans and Other Living Species

B. Important Qualities of an Inventor

C. Necessity is the Mother of Inventions

D. Inventions Change the Way We View Our World

2. The word“millennia” in the first paragraph means __________.

A. 1,000 years

B. more than 1,000 years

C. an indefinite number of years

D. a long time ago

3. Why does the author mention Albert Einstein in the third paragraph?

A. To explain why inventors had eccentric personalities and maintainedunusual routines

B. Because Albert Einstein was not comfortable with the teaching methods in his school and preferred to teach himself complex subjects such as mathematics and algebra

C. Because he was a famous scientist

D. Because he dressed eccentrically and kept an unusual hairstyle and was often ridiculed for his views

4. What does the word “them” in the second paragraph refer to?

A. inventors

C. human beings

B. qualities of an inventor

D. difficulties

5. According tothe passage, which of the following fields does not occur in inventions?

A. art and sciences

C. tools and machines

B. thoughts

D. none of the above

6. Which of the following is not a quality of an inventor?

A. being recognized by teachers and peers

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B.uniqueness in personalities

C. maintaining unusual routines

D. ability to see what others can’t see

VI. Rewrite the second sentence so that it means similarly to the first one.

1. We needn’t have argued about it. It was waste_________________________________________________________________

2. Someone threw a stoneat the window. The window

3. This poem was written by a terminally ill young girl. A

4. The results must be analyzed in detail.

5. As you get older, time seems to go faster. The

6. He said, “Why don’t we swap the lamp withthe flower vase?” He suggested

7. In spite of being very old, his car still runs very well. Although his car

8. We have been living under the most appalling conditions for two months. We started

3 I. Find the word which has a different stress pattern from the others.

instruction

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4. The world is being transformed by __________ technology, (inform)

5. I don’t think technology in music will drive __________ toextinction, (create)

6. The car is __________ , but humans must drive it in case ofemergencies, (drive)

7. Interior __________ always want to keep up to date with the latesttrends, (design)

8. Companies protect their intellectual property with __________ and trademarks, (patent)

9. RAM -random access memory -is the temporary __________ component of a computer, (store)

10. Science and technology empower humans to control natural forces __________ . (effect)

III. Supply the correct tense of the verbs in the brackets.

1. We __________ (plan) to watch a movie tonight.

2.I __________ (not have) this much fun since I __________ (be)was a kid.

3. Jessica __________ (have) in the cafeteria every day.

4. __________ (Frank, present) his ideas to the director yet?

5. When Jim said that he __________ (like) me, I knew that he __________ (lie).

6. You can’t borrow my calculator because it __________ (not work).

7. It __________ (rain) quite hard -perhaps we shouldn’t go out now.

8. The children __________ (play) in the park when it __________ (start) to rain.

9. When I __________ (be) in high school, we __________ (oftenplay) volleyball at weekends.

10. You won’t find him at home right now because he __________ (study) at school.

IV. Choose the best option A, B, C or D.

1. I __________ to school every day for the last two weeks.

A. walked B. have walked C. walk

2. It is very difficult __________ because it smells horrible.

A. for I breathe

C. for me breathing

B. to me for breathing

D. for me to breathe

3. The manager decided __________ in their personal discussions.

A. to not participating

C. not to participate

B. not participating

D. to not participate

4. Jacky __________ in Seoul for five years, but he__________ in 2021.

A. lived -left

C. lived -has left

D. was walking

B. has lived -left

D. has lived -hasleft

5. My friend promised __________ the time to help me __________

A. to find -moving

C. finding -to move

6. This rule is __________ the usage of infinitives.

A. enough useful understanding

C. useful enough to understand

B. finding -move

D. to find -move

B. useful enough understanding

D. enough useful to understand

7. I __________ my key some hours ago, so I __________into the house.

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A. lost -couldn’t get

B. have lost -couldn’t get

C. lost -could get

D. have lost -could get 8. Makingfriends __________ more difficult since I __________ toa new city.

A. become -moved

B. has become -moved

C. became -have moved D. became -moved 9. __________ is better than __________, so keep yourhands busy.

A. Do -say B. To do -saying

C. Doing -to say D. Doing -saying 10. They __________ reporting the results of the competition untilthey were sure.

A. delayed B. have delayed

C. were delaying D. delay IV. Complete the conversation with the sentences from the box.

A. He’s a famous scientist.

B. What’s special about him?

C. Some of them are the radio, neon lights, remote control, etc.

D. There may be some people with the name Tesla in the world.

E. That’s why there is a company named after him.

F. I guess you have never heard of NikolaTesla.

G. And thank you very much for the information.

H. Yes, of course

Henry: Do you know Tesla?

Anna: (1)__________________________. It’s a very famous company inelectric vehicles, especially driverless cars.

Henry: No, I meanhuman, not organization.

Anna: Human? (2) __________________________Whoareyou talkingabout?

Henry: (3)__________________________

Anna: Who is he?

Henry: (4) __________________________He is best known for hiscontributions to the design of the modern alternatingcurrent (AC) electricity supply system.

Anna: (5) __________________________

Henry: Nikola Tesla held aboutl96 patents across 26 countries worldwide. (6)

Anna: (7) __________________________

Henry: I’m not sure about the naming of the Tesla technology company,but Nikola Tesla is one of the greatest scientists.

Anna: Nice to know. (8) __________________________

Henry: Don’t mention it.

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VI. Read the passage and write True or False next to the sentences.

James Watt (1736 -1819) was a Scottish inventor, mechanical engineer, and chemist who improved on Thomas Newcomen’s 1712 Newcomen steam engine with his Watt steam engine in 1781, which was fundamental to the changes brought by the Industrial Revolution in both his native Great Britain and the rest of the world.

While working as an instrument maker at the University of Glasgow, Watt became interested in the technology of steam engines. He realised that contemporary engine designs wasted a great deal of energy by repeatedly cooling and reheating the cylinder. Watt introduced a design enhancement, the separate condenser, which avoided this waste of energy and improved the power, efficiency, and costeffectiveness of steam engines. Eventually he adapted his engine to produce rotary motion, greatly broadening its use beyond pumping water.

Watt attempted to commercialise his invention, but experienced great financial difficulties until he entered a partnership with Matthew Boulton in 1775. The new firm of Boulton and Watt was eventually highly successful and Watt became a wealthy man. In his retirement, Watt continued to develop new inventions though none was as significant as his steam engine work. He died in 1819 aged 83.

He developed the concept of horsepower, and the SI unit of power, the watt, was named after him.

1. Watt improved 1712 Newcomen steam engine to make his own steam engine.

2. Watt’s .invention contributed to the Industrial Revolution in Great Britain.

3. He worked as a professor in the University of Glasgow before inventing the steam engines.

4. Watt’s steam engine consumed more energy but improved the power, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness.

5. Watt had no difficulties commercializing his steam engine.

6. Watt became rich thanks to the partnership with Mathew Boulton.

7. Steam engine is considered Watt’s most significant invention.

8. The SI unit of power was named after him because he invented it.

VII. Complete the second sentence using the words in the brackets.

1. It is likely Nathan has lost his schoolbag.(probably)

2. You don’t have to worry on that score, (necessary)

It’s________________________________________________________________________

3. Can you look after your aged grandmother? (take) Can_______________________________________________________________________

4. He feels nervous when he faces so many people, (makes) Facing

5. It’s so cold that I can’t take a shower, (too) It’s________________________________________________________________________

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6. She can’t stand being questioned about her past, (hates)

7. Thank you for all of your kindness, (grateful)

8. He can’t read the ceiling light because it is too high, (enough) The ceiling light _____________________________________________________________

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TEST YOURSELF 1

TEST 1

I. Find the word which has a different sound in the part underlined.

1. A. try B. heavy C. fully D. laundry

2. A. machine B. watch C. achieve D. church

3. A. next B. relax C. example D. exercise

4. A. search B. early C. earn D. heart

5. A. cooks B. shops C. kids D. objects

II. Choose the correct option.

1. We (put out/look out) the dustbins when the dustman comes.

2. She spends her day (taking/doing) housework, watching television, reading, and so on.

3. I’m going to clean the (house/home) from top to bottom this weekend.

4. She was at the sink, doing the (cooking/washing-up) after the dinner.

5. Family (routines/bonds) set out how families organize themselves to get things done, spend time together and have fun.

6. People can always find creative ways to (celebrate/watch) birthdays, weddings, and anniversaries.

7. She would tell the people joyful things, (wake/cheer) them up, make them happy.

8. Summer time offers lots of opportunities to (save/spend) time together and some good old family bonding.

9. One of the many (benefits/disadvantages) of foreign travel is learning how to cope with the unexpected.

10. School should (encourage/hurt) the full development of a student’s talents.

III. Complete the sentences with the to-infinitive or the bare infinitive form of the verbs in the brackets.

1. He wants a job that will let him__________ (work) outdoors.

2. I saw him __________ (play) the guitar at last year’s farewellparty.

3. I’m glad__________ (consider) him my friends and not my enemy.

4. They aren’t allowed__________ (write) in ballpoint at school.

5. I remember having heard you__________ (speak) on that subject.

6. I’ve never been to Singapore, but I hope__________ (visit) it nextyear.

7. He watched her __________ (walk) down the road until shedisappeared into the darkness.

8. He decided__________ (devote) the rest of his life to scientificresearch.

9. I think you’d better__________ (tell) us why you’re asking thesequestions.

10. She expects__________ (pay) all her expenses when she has agood job.

IV. Choose the best option A, B, C or D.

1. I was feeling very tired, __________ I still went to football training.

A. for B. and C. so D. yet

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2. Chloe and her friends went to the cinema, __________ they didn’tbuy any popcorn.

A. nevertheless B. however C. but D. and

3. Babies cry all the time, __________ they can get some attentionfrom their mum.

A. for B. nor C. so D. or

4. Several players were cut from the team, __________ Owen wasone of them.

A. and B. so C. yet D. but

5. Charles revealed the proposal to the board of director; __________,they reacted negatively.

A. but B. however C. besides D. otherwise

6. She forced herself to go to the cinema; __________, she wouldgrow increasingly depressed at home.

A. moreover B. otherwise C. yet D. for

7. Natalie stands out in the crowd, __________ she is almost twometers in height.

A. and B. nor C. or D. for

8. Lucas did an amazing job; __________, he just celebrated his 23thbirthday.

A. moreover B. nor C. but D. yet

9. Viktor was hired as a temporary employee, __________ soon wasgiven a full-time job.

A. but B. so C. or D. nor

10. Can you get to our office by 1.30 pm, __________ should I cancelyour appointment?

A. yet B. and C. for D. or

V. Match the sentences in column A with the sentences in column B.

1. Nelson, do you want to play a game?

2. Doing housework helps you to learn new things.

a. Really? Where is it?

b. I don’t know, but my mother is glad whenever I help her to wash the dishes.

3. I live in a town house. Who do you live with?c. Thanks for your compliment.

4. Does your father like the gardening?

5. I’m going to the pool. Want to come along?

6. Do you have a washing machine?

7. We’re moving to a flat next month.

8. Where do you often go shopping?

9. You look smart in the new uniform.

10. It’s great to live in the countryside.

VI. Read the passage and choose the best option

d. Yes, he loves it.

e. Sorry, I can’t. My mom asked me to help her with cleaning.

f. It’s not very convenient though.

g. In the supermarket. Sometime online shops.

h. Yes, we do.

i. What kind of game is it?

j. My parents and younger sister.

A, B, C or D.

Most cultures make different types of music. Some music (1)__________ along with religious ceremonies. (2)__________ music is a part of everydaylife. The traditional music made by everyday people is called folk music.

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Classical music is a (3)__________ and artistic music that developedin Europe over hundreds of years. Orchestras, (4) __________ , andchamber ensembles (small groups of musicians) often perform classical music. Opera is a type of classical music that (5)__________ dramatic singing.

When large numbers of people enjoy a type of music, it is called (6) __________ music. Popular music is usually shorter and simplerthan classical music. People often buy (7)__________ of popular musicor listen to it on the radio. Some of the many types of popular music are rock, (8)__________ , hip-hop and rap, the blues, jazz, and world music.

1. A. goes B. plays

2. A. Other B. Different

3. A. official

modern

4. A. chorus B. choirs

5. A. marks

6. A. ancient

7. A. recorders

8. A. urban

represents

classical

recorded

country

listens

Similar

formal

composers

excludes

folk

recordings

VII. Fill in the gaps with no more than 5 words, including the word in brackets.

1. She thinks that I really like smoothie, (keen) I ______________________ smoothie.

2. You should make a decision about your career, (mind) You should ______________________ about your career.

3. Two thousand people participated in the marathon last week, (took) Two thousand people ______________________ the marathon lastweek.

4. She managed to come home with the broken bike, (succeeded) She ______________________ home with the broken bike.

5. I don’t like to buy clothing online, (enjoy)

I don’t ______________________ clothing online.

6. You didn’t pay attention to what she was saying, (notice) You didn’t ______________________ what she was saying.

7. We have a chance of winning a free ticket to the show, (likely) We are ______________________ a free ticket to the show.

8. The firework exploded in his hand. (went) The firework ______________________ in his hand.

sings

Familiar

new

conductors

features

records

countryside

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1. The last song of the album is an__________. (instrument)

2. The__________ of this popular song is a young man. (compose)

3. A typical pop group in the 1960s had three __________ and adrummer, (guitar)

4. The concert features dancers, singers and __________ of allnationalities, (music)

5. Some people havecalled him the greatest __________ of thetwentieth century, (entertain)

6. Chris likes music and has a large__________ of albums and musicvideos, (collect)

7. She was invited to join the orchestra but now appears with them as a __________. (solo)

8. We have studied the treatment of__________ lines in treble andbass separately, (melody)

9. One of the greatest albums in his catalog has only just been released __________. (commercial)

10. At the peak of its__________ in the late nineties, the band sold tenmillion albums a year, (popular)

III. Complete the sentences in the passive voice.

1. Henderson ate an omelette for lunch. An omelette

2. My rabbit usually eats the carrots. The carrots____________________________________________________________________

3. Nicolas visited the library regularly. The library ___________________________________________________________________

4. Can that vocalist play a violin? Can a violin __________________________________________________________________

5. People spent a lot of money on clothes. A lot of money_________________________________________________________________

6. The lazy boy ignored his alarm clock. The alarm clock________________________________________________________________

7. We will be watching movie on next Saturday. The movie____________________________________________________________________

8. His family don’t always eat turkey at Christmas. Turkey ______________________________________________________________________

9. The landlord must close the gate after midnight. The gate______________________________________________________________________

10. He will present his ideas at the conference tomorrow. His ideas _____________________________________________________________________

IV. Choose the underlined words that need correction.

1. I cannottellwhethershe is old oryoung, orI have never seen her.

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2. Ifyou tell children doingsomething, they will often dothe exactreverse.

3. I am telling you althoughI figure you’rethe only one whocan keep a secret.

4. She resent mesome of my emailsthat was deliveringto her mailbox byaccident. A B C D

5. We receivenoovertime pay, nor we getany holiday money orsicknessbenefit.

V. Choose the best answers to complete the dialogues.

1. -A: Mrs. Courier planted a few flowers in her front yard.

-B: ________________________________________________________________________.

A. What kinds of flowers are they?

B. What a beautiful garden you have!

C. Yes, she looks as beautiful as her flowers.

D. I don’t know where Mrs. Courier is.

2. -A: Green living should be considered when building a property.

-B: ________________________________________________________________________.

A. We should recycle more things to make the world greener.

B. We can’t live healthily in poverty.

C. I couldn’t agree with you more.

D. Do I look very pale?

3. -A: Let me help you with the watering.

-B: ________________________________________________________________________.

A. Thanks. I need a bottle of drinking water.

B. That’s very kind of you. I need to water those plants.

C. Be my guest. Serve yourself.

D. What should I water?

4. -A: In my opinion, you should learn to cook.

-B: ________________________________________________________________________.

A. I’m not a cook, you know.

B. I don’t know how to use the cooker.

C. That’s why I can’t cook.

D. Why should I?

5. -A:_________________________________________________________________________

-B: Yes, many researches have proved it.

A. Do you like music?

B. I can’t focus on my lesson while the music is playing.

C. Can music enhance our mood?

D. Albert wants to study more about traditional music in Vietnam.

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VI. Fill in the gaps with the words from the box.

inhabit invasive ravaged carnivores remaining rehabilitation ecologically ecosystems restore destroyed

Recent studies have indicated that humanity has (1) ___________ all butthree percent of the Earth's land. According to Earther, 97 percent of the Earth’s ecosystem is no longer “ecologically intact.” This means that the (2) ___________ three percent of land are the only areas that have undisturbed habitats and healthy populations for any original species to grow and (3) ___________ . Andrew Plumptre, the lead author of the study indicated, “Fieldwork by many people clearly shows there are species that have been lost from these areas of intact habitat -large and medium (4) ___________ and large and mediumherbivores in particular. Some have been lost or reduced in number because of hunting bypeople, some lost because of the introduction of (5) ___________ species, such as cats and dogs, and some due to disease.”

The research assessed the functional intactness of terrestrial (6) ___________ .The results concluded that “faunal intactness was 2.9% of the land surface and functional intactness 2.8%.” Due to hunting, the introduction of invasive species, industries, and other anthropogenic impacts, much of the ecosystems have been completely (7) ___________ with much of the damage being irreversible.What makes the news more troubling is the fact that only 11 percent of the (8) ___________ intact lands are protected by countries’ conservation laws.

The research has identified that in order to attempt to (9) ___________ the Earth’s ecosystem, scientists can begin reintroducing a small number (between one and five) of large mammal species on the brink of extinction to play crucial functions in specific areas. Eastern Russia, Northern Canada, Alaska, the Sahara Desert, the Amazon Rainforest and the Congo tropic forest are key areas for the (10) ___________ of the ecosystems.

VII. Complete the second sentence, using the words in the brackets.

1. He closed the window too slowly.(quickly) He didn’t

2. How much does the package weigh? (heavy)

3. Smoking is not allowed in hospitals.(mustn’t) Everybody _________________________________________________________________

4. Ho Chi Minh City has dense population.(densely)

Ho Chi Minh City____________________________________________________________

5. That bridge took more than ten years to build.(spent)

6. We can’t wait to get home.(forward)

We are_____________________________________________________________________

7. The number of infected cases is increasing.(more) There are___________________________________________________________________

8. People are destroying forests at the rate of 50 million acres a year.(being)

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TEST 1

I. Find the word which has a different stress pattern from the others.

1. A. tension B. relieve C. escape D. involve

2. A. rural B. control C. urban D. modern

3. A. disease B. alive C. peaceful D. attract

4. A. symbol B. downtown C. ethnic D. between

5. A. career B. transform C. nature D. prepare

II. Choose the correct option.

1. These two species share a (common/different) set of characteristics.

2. (Take/Make) up your mind to act decidedly and take the consequences.

3. We must deal (for/with) the situation before it gets out of hand.

4. Motor vehicles are (prohibited/allowed) from driving in the town center.

5. The (cave/woods) were designated an area of outstanding natural beauty.

6. The project had to be abandoned (thanks/due) to a lack of government funding.

7. The use of (electronic/electric) cars could be a key factor in fighting pollution.

8. The team was pointing for the game with the (neighboring/ neighborhood) college.

9. Environmental awareness has increased (dramatically/regularly) over the past decade.

10. We don’t have to (die/sacrifice) environmental protection to promote economic growth.

III. Put the verbs in the brackets in the form of gerund or to-infinitive.

1. We were hoping __________ (avoid) traffic by leaving early.

2. She found it impossible __________ (learn) to play the piano.

3. The author advises __________ (undertake) further study.

4. He anticipates __________ (have) trouble with his supervisor.

5. The committee has postponed __________ (write) the report.

6. We could offer __________ (change) the time of the meeting.

7. They promise __________ (demonstrate) the new equipment.

8. Something seems __________ (be) wrong with your design.

9. They discussed __________ (run) the experiments again.

10. It is necessary __________ (speak) English to work in a hotel.

IV. Choose the best option A, B, C or D.

1. I __________ well yesterday morning so I __________to the doctor.

A. didn’t feel -go

C. hadn’t felt -went

B. didn’t feel -went

D. didn’t feel -have gone

2. Susan __________ next to me when the kid __________ aball at us.

A. sat -was throwing

C. sat -threw

B. was sitting -was throwing

D. was sitting -threw

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3. My best friend and I __________ each other for over five years.

A. had known B. have known

C. knew D. know

4. Every Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Larson __________ their kid tothe park.

A. are driving B. is driving

C. drive D. drives

5. Last night, while I __________ dinner with my parents, Anna __________

A. was having -was calling

C. was having -called

B. was having -calls

D. had -called

6. Right now, he__________. Tomorrow at this time, he__________ as well.

A. is working -will also be working

B. works -will also be working

C. is working -is working also

D. is working -will also work

7. After Loan found the wallet full of money, she__________immediately to the police.

A. went B. has gone

C. goes D. will go

8. I__________ at my grandmother’s house while my parents__________ Phu Quoc.

A. stayed -were touring

C. stayed -toured

B. was staying -toured

D. was staying -were touring

9. Since computers were first introduced in the 1980’s, technology __________ a lot.

A. had changed B. changed

C. has changed D. changes

10. Today after I __________ out of class, I will go to the footballstadium with several friends.

A. got B. get

C. am getting D. will get

V. Match the sentences in column A with the sentences in column B.

1. There are people who have no desire for money.

2. Where should I start with the charity?

3. The rich man waved the beggar away.

4. Mrs. Marilyn has been happier since the last time I met her.

5. Perhaps we should invite them to dinner.

6. Why don’t you volunteer?

7. Let’s go for a walk together.

8. Could you do me a big favor?

9. I’m a firm believer in the benefits of exercise.

10. Why did Mr. Kent voluntarily work in the emergency team?

a. He did it for the interests of the community.

b. Go ahead. What do you want?

c. So am I.

d. But when? I’m busy tonight.

e. Charity begins at home.

f. Yes, volunteer work gives her life purpose.

g. I don’t think so. Everybody needs money.

h. No. Look! It’s going to rain.

i. Because I don’t like that volunteer work.

j. He mightn’t be rich as you thought.

VI. Read the passage and choosethe best option A, B, C or D.

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Mother Teresa is mostly known for her charitable work, rather than herlife as a missionary. She spent her entire life (1) __________ to helpingothers. One of her many charitable efforts was (2) __________ up an open-air school and a home for the dying destitute.

In 1950, she established the Missionaries of Charity, which was an organization that cared for people in extreme (3) __________ . In India,many people were afraid of diseases like leprosy or AIDs. But, through thisorganization, Mother Teresa (4) __________ for them. The congregation raisedfunds to build orphanages, hospitals, and homes for the (5) __________ .Volunteers from the charity ran these places, including Mother Teresa.

In 1971, Mother Teresa travelled all the way from India to New York, (6) __________ she opened her first American-based house of charity. Afterleaving for a while, she returned to New York in 1985, to speak at the 40th anniversary of the United Nations General Assembly. During her time there, she opened Gift of Love, which was a home to care for those (7) __________ with HIV/AIDS.

In 1979, Mother Teresa received the Nobel Peace Prize (8) __________ her charity work. Many years later, in 2016, Pope Francis canonized her as a Saint in the Catholic Church.

1. A. committed B. faithful

A. wealth B. richness

4. A. cared B. looked

5. A. disease B. ill

6. A. when B. which

7. A. infects B. infection

8. A. for B. because

dedicated

interested 2. A. bringing B. setting

giving

prosperity

took

weakness

where

VII. Fill in the gaps with no more than 5 words, including the word in brackets.

1. She has little confidence in her own abilities, (much) She doesn’t_____________________ in her own abilities.

2. I never wear jeans to a formal party, (used)

I’m not_____________________ jeans to a formal party.

3. I’m so tired that I can hardly walk home, (too)

I’m_____________________ home.

4. She may be offended if you don’t invite her. (probably) She_____________________ if you don’t invite her.

5. I can’t give you a definite answer, (impossible)

It’s_____________________ you a definite answer.

6. He has decided to learn French, just for fun. (going) He_____________________ French, just for fun.

7. My worst fear was that there would be no food left, (run)

My worst fear was that we_____________________ food.

8. There are lots of natural resources in Australia, (rich) Australia_____________________ natural resources.

making

poverty

built

disadvantage

as

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TEST 2

I. Find the word which has a different stress pattern from the others.

1. A. develop B. critical C. financial D. establish

2. A. numerous B. possible C. dangerous D. volunteer

3. A. dramatic B. parental C. journalist D. frustration

4. A. understand B. important C. successful D. religious

5. A. creative B. copyright C. improvement D. advantage

II. Supply the correct form of the word in the brackets.

1. She’s the offspring of a __________ and a musician, (science)

2. We would be grateful for any __________ you can give us. (inform)

3. He had been confined to a wheelchair since __________ . (child)

4. The scientist used vivid examples in __________ of his theory, (illustrate)

5. He declares to have made a wonderful scientific __________ . (discover)

6. Volunteers had the __________ task of distributing campaign leaflets.(thank)

7. Public places are becoming more accessible to people with __________ .(disable)

8. Apart from a small team of paid staff, the organization consists of __________ volunteers, (pay)

9. Since it would be a __________ dangerous mission, the captain askedfor volunteers, (high)

10. __________ is the most powerful weapon which you can use to changethe world. (Educate)

III. Supply the correct tense of the verbs in the brackets.

1. Look, I __________ (have) two tickets for the live show.

2. I __________ (ride) a bicycle when it suddenly happened.

3. We were having lunch when he __________ (walk) to our table.

4. What __________ (she, do) when the cat jumped on the window?

5. My cousin __________ (return) to his town in Tay Ninh a week ago.

6. I promise you that I __________ (not tell) your secret to anybody.

7. You need to wear a raincoat now as it __________ (rain) outside.

8. I __________ (turn) the volume down when I heard the phone ringing.

9. At this time yesterday, my brother __________ (revise) his lessons.

10. Becoming a millionaire __________ (be) a dream of many young peopletoday.

IV. Choose the underlined words that need correction.

1. I admit to getdefensivewhen I am incorrectly blamedforsomething.

A B C D

2. They saidthat the course wasenough detailedto widenour knowledgebase. A B C D

3. You were right to saythat to him, buthe shouldn’thave talked to you A B C

likethat.

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4. I knowmy aunt hates travelto tropical countries becauseit always rains. A B C D

5. You are cleverto stop workingthere becausethey apparently payyou enough.

A B C D

V. Choose the best answers to complete the dialogues.

1. -A:______________________________________________________________________

-B: I don’t have either cash or cards here.

A. Let me pay the bill.

B. How much money have you got?

C. I won’t lend you any money.

D. You shouldn’t ask your parents for money.

2. -A: Saxophone was named after its inventor.

-B: _____________________________________________________________________

A. Really? I’ve never heard of that.

B. Yes, sound of the saxophone is amazing.

C. No, I can’t play the saxophone.

D. We still can’t find whose invention was the saxophone.

3. -A: Are you sure you can come by at seven?

-B: _____________________________________________________________________

A. Yes. As soon as possible.

C. I’m so sorry, I do apologize.

4. -A: How strange you look today!

B. I’m sorry I’m a bit early.

D. Yes, I’m sure I can do it.

-B: _____________________________________________________________________

A. Don’t look at me like that.

C. Calm down, please.

B. I’m sorry for disturbing you.

D. Sorry, I’m a stranger here.

5. -A:______________________________________________________________________

-B: Marconi was the inventor of radio.

A. He’s listening to the radio.

B. I heard the news on the radio.

C. Iwonder who invented the radio.

D. I heard about it on the radio.

VI. Fill in the gaps with the words from the box.

vaccination discoveries foods invention chemistry microbes questions weakened

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Louis Pasteur was a French scientist. He made important (1) __________ about the role of microbes (germs) in disease and in food spoiling. These discoveries have saved many lives. They have also made food safer to eat and protected the health of farm animals. Pasteur was a courageous scientist who constantly asked (2) __________ , searched for answers, and challengedincorrect ideas.

Pasteur was born on December 27, 1822, in Dole, France. He received a doctor of science degree in 1847. He then taught (3) __________ at Frenchuniversities.

At the University of Lille, Pasteur discovered that fermentation involved microbes. Fermentation is a chemical change used to make bread, wine, cheese, and other (4) __________ . Pasteur showed that heat killed the microbesthat cause fermentation. This discovery led to his (5) __________ of a process for destroying harmful microbes in food. This process became known as pasteurization. It slows down the spoiling of food. Pasteurization is still used today.

Pasteur discovered that many diseases are caused by (6) __________ . Hedeveloped a method of preventing disease called vaccination. Vaccination involves putting weakened germs into an animal’s or person’s body. The (7) __________ germs do not make the animal or person sick. Instead, the body “learns” how to fight off the disease caused by that germ.

In 1881 Pasteur successfully vaccinated sheep against a disease called anthrax. He also developed a (8) __________ against rabies. Pasteur diedon September 28, 1895, in Saint-Cloud, France.

VII. Complete the second sentence using the words in the brackets.

1. There is no water in the bottle. (has)

2. He finds working a 9 to 5 job boring. (fed)

3. The increasing number of cars causes serious air pollution. (by)

4. I regret not studying harder. (wish)

5. They couldn’t turn on her computer. (be) Her computer________________________________________________________________

6. This is the third time I have failed the test. (times)

7. Janes is beautiful,but she isn’t chosen for the beauty contest. (Despite) Despite her _________________________________________________________________

8. We have no permission to enter Europe without a visa. (allowed)

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