Trêng THCS NguyÔn Kh¾c ViÖn ®Ò c¬ng cho häc sinh giái M«n anh 9 (Sè 1)– N¨m häc 2010 - 2011 I. Choose the best answer to complete the following sentences. 1. The boy was made (doing/ to do/ do) his homework. 2. They looked (health/ healthy/ more health) after their holiday. 3. Can you see Mary (at/ between/ among) the crowd? 4. Could you have (any/ little/ some) sugar in my tea, please? 5. The teacher speaks slowly (cause/ so that/ in order to) the pupils may understand him. 6. I have (posted/ issued/ published) a letter to my friend. 7. This table was made (from/ of/ in) wood. 8. Which one is (good/ the best/ better), milk or coffee? 9. She (have written/ wrote/ has written/ write) over pages since yesterday. 10. My friends suggested (go/ to go/ going/ will go) by car. 11. Milk (brings/ is bring/ is brought/ has brought) to the house by the milkman everyday. 12. I can see a boy (ride/ riding/ to ride/ rode) a water buffalo. 13. He had his father (fixed/ fixing/ to fix/ fix) his watch. 14. We talked to each other when we were (in/ on/ by/ out of) the train. 15. According to the memo, we’re (having/ have/ going have/ will have) the meeting at noon tomorrow. 16. Dessert is any sweet food eaten at (a/ an/ the) end of a meal. 17. Field work is practical work (doing/ done/ which do/ that does) outside the school or office. 18. (He and I/ I and he/ Me and him/ I and he) went to school at six this morning. II. Put the correct form of the words in brackets. 1. He said “goodbye” in most (friend) way. 2. I really don’t think he has the good (describe) about this picture. 3. Do you know what the (deep) of this swimming pool is? 4. I can’t find the (different) between these two girls. 5. The plane trip from London to Paris is a (nation) flight. 6. I take two (day) newspapers and three Sunday newspapers. 7. Do you often go (shop) at weekend? 8. Everyone in the (neighbor) is pleased. 9. Is she a (fame) person? 10. The poem was (write) by Tom. III. Find and correct the mistake in each sentences. 1. The climate in Viet Nam is different than that of England. 2. He has wiated here for a quarter past six. 3. This street is the same wide as ours. 4. She didn’t talk to me for a long time. 5. Everyone here is pleasing about the new market. 6. Thuong Dinh is a making-shoe factory. 7. How much national festivals are celebrated in January? 8. Hung said that he can repair thi bike for me. IV. Read the passage below and fill the missing words. Singapore is an island city of about three million people. It is a beautiful (1) with lots of parks and open spaces. It is also a very (2) city. Most of the people (3) in high rise flats in different parts of the island. The business district is very modern with (4) of high new office buildings. Singapore also has some nice older sections. In Chinatown, there (5) rows of old shop houses. The Government buildings in Singapore are very (6) and date from the colonial days. Singapore is famous (7) its shops and restaurants. There sre many good shopping centers. Most of the (8) are duty free. Singapore’s restaurant sell chinese, Indian, Malay and European food, and the prices are quite reasonable. V. Complete the following sentences with the given words. 1. weather/ so/ bad/ I/ go / work. 2. Tom told Lucky/ take / stick there. 3. What/ man/ wear/ when you/ see/ him? 4. She/ tall / girl / class. 5. They/ look forward / meet / old/ friends / again. 6. We / not know/ when manager / return. 7. When / grow /I / be/ doctor. 8. He/ surprised / us/ go/ away/ without/ “goodbye”. 9. Because/ heavy rain / student / late / class. 10. He / bored/ doing/ same thing/ after / day. . six. 3. This street is the same wide as ours. 4. She didn’t talk to me for a long time. 5. Everyone here is pleasing about the new market. 6. Thuong Dinh is a making-shoe factory. 7. How much national. picture. 3. Do you know what the (deep) of this swimming pool is? 4. I can’t find the (different) between these two girls. 5. The plane trip from London to Paris is a (nation) flight. 6. I take two (day). school at six this morning. II. Put the correct form of the words in brackets. 1. He said “goodbye” in most (friend) way. 2. I really don’t think he has the good (describe) about this picture. 3.