One of the teachers on the programme said, older good teaching methods make people think, but it be in sense unconscious.. III, Choose one of the numbered words which best fits each spac
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I Choose the words or phrases that best complete each sentence:
1 Most people enjoy … to different parts of the world.
2 Your hair is long It needs …
3 When we felt thirsty, we stopped …
4 If I understood the question, I … give the teacher the correct answer.
5 Have you ever … to Ho Chi Minh City? Yes, two times.
6 This is the place … the accident occurred.
7 I helped my daughter … her homework.
8 We had better … an umbrella when we go out It looks like it's going to rain.
9 To be short of means to … (below/ lack/ without).
10 To put off means to … (postpone/ give up/ stop).
11 Another word for baggage is … (furniture/ equipment/ luggage).
12 To make up one's mind means to … (feel sure/ decide/ decision)
13 Another word for aim is … (objective/ purpose/ goal).
14 The national … (anthem/ praise/ chorus) is the national song of a country.
15 Wealthy means … (healthy/ property/ rich).
16 Another word for entire is … (part/ all/ whole).
17 A librarian is a person who is in … (responsible/ position/ charge) of the library.
18 Confident means … (sure/ right/ dependent).
II Fill in each blank with one missing article:
People all over … world know William Shakespeare as one of … greatest poets and dramatists He was born in … small English town of Stratford-upon-Avon and grew up in … large family of eight brothers and four sisters, but many of them died young William learned at … school in Stratford He married very young when he was about nineteen, and soon went to London where he worked at … theatre There he began to write plays for … theatre His plays were good and … people liked them At the end of his life he came back to Stratford and died there.
III Fill in each numbered blank one missing preposition:
1 Tom is not … class today because … his illness.
2 We always go … school … Kate by bus.
3 I'll be waiting … you at the school gate … 11.30 a.m.
4 All … us are interested … learning English.
5 Paul is very good … English He rarely makes a mistake … his composition.
6 … front of my house there is a large garden … many beautiful flowers.
7 There is a dog … the chair and a cat … the chair.
8 I often think … my mother who sets a great example … me in my life.
9 Do you know the girl … the green dress over there? It's To Lan.
10 When you are in doubt … the meaning of a word, use your dictionary.
11 My father intends to set … in business on his own.
12 The captain of the ship is responsible … the passengers' safety.
13 It is dark here Please turn … the light.
14 Tom failed to give satisfactory reasons for his absence … school yesterday.
15 … the party we all thanked Jane for giving us a lovely evening.
16 The people around me in the cinema talked all … the film.
17 When you come to Hanoi, I can put you … for the night.
18 How far is your house from here? It's about fifteen minutes … taxi.
IV Give the correct form of the words in brackets:
1 My father always sits in an armchair … (read) a book
after dinner.
2 Money is not as important as … (friend).
3 They must put an end to this … (discuss).
4 It's very … (health) to live in a damp room.
5 We were … (luck) Our car broke down on the way to
8 The girl … (sit) next to me is very clever.
9 Mary's school report last term was very … (satisfy).
10 Tom always feels … (happy) when he gets a bad mark but he has never tried to work hard at his lessons.
11 In her … (young) she was a well-known athlete.
12 My sister and I are not all … (like).
V Give the correct form of the verbs in brackets:
Trang 2Last night I saw an interesting programme on television It was about a new way of teaching science subjects to school children For three years now a school in London (teach) science in this way to some of its students, and these students (do) significantly better in examinations than the students in ordinary classes It (work) like this: students (not only learn) about science, but are taught to think about the way of thinking One of the teachers on the programme said, older good teaching methods make people think, but it (be) in sense unconscious When a child (have) to explain to somebody else how they have solved a problem, that really makes them think about their own thinking.
Researchers (not fully understand) how the methods work But marks in examinations have increased dramatically Unfortunately nothing is being done at the moment to train other teachers the new methods.
VI Choose one of the words given below to fill in each numbered blank:
against, as, other, are, require, team, competitive, gets
There … two main kinds of sports: team sports and individual sports Team sports are such sports … baseball, basketball and volleyball Team sports … two separate teams The teams play … each other They compete against each
… in order to get the best score For example, in a football game, if … A gets 7 points and team B … 3 points, team A wins the game Team sports are sometimes called … sports.
VII Find mistakes and correct them:
Cleopatra was the ruler of Egypt many hundreds of years now She was famous with her legendary beauty and charm.
Cleopatra was only seventy years old when her father, the King, passed away, leaving her brother and her to rule a kingdom together However, her evil brother took on the entire kingdom and expelled her to Egypt Cleopatra then met Julius Caesar who was the ruler of Roma He helped her to get back her kingdom Cleopatra then follows Caesar back to Rome and lived with him until he was murdered Before his death, she returned to Egypt.
Years later, Cleopatra fall in love with Mark Anthony It was one of the most famous romances in history Sadly though, Cleopatra kills herself afterwards.
Test 2
I Fill in each space with a suitable article:
Helping my mother
I really feel obliged in helping my mother, whenever she asks me to do so We are … middle-class family with parents and only two children My father is always busy drawing … picture in the study I often work as … servant to help my mother in … the kitchen and with … housework.
In … afternoon after returning from school, I help my mother in her washing Sometimes, she asks me to go to … shop to buy things but most of … time I act as … baby-sitter My brother is … eight month old boy Most of the time I look after my younger brother she can do her work I really feel proud that I am helping my mother.
III, Choose one of the numbered words which best fits each space:
Nowadays there is plenty of good amusement available for young children, and of course, seeing plenty of books in use about the house will also … them to read Of course, books are no … the only source of stories and information There is also a huge range of videos, which can reinforce and extend the … a child finds in a book and are equally available in helping to … vocabulary and concentration Television gets a bad press as far as children are concerned mainly … too many spend too much time watching programmes not intended for their age.
Too many television programmes are not … for children They'd better watch the programmes designed … young children Just as adults enjoy reading a book after seeing it serialized on …, so children will pounce on books which feature their favourite television characters, and videos can … a new dimension to a story known from a book.
3 A please B pleasant C pleasure 4 A decrease B increase C induce
III Suply each of the blanks with a suitable word:
Today there must be Olympic Games every four … The Games must have at … fifteen events, and they can not … more than sixteen days There is … age limit - people of any … can compete.
The competitors must … be professionals They must be … The athletes compete … gold medals, the winners are still … heroes, as they were in the … Olympic Games in Greece.
IV Rewrite the following sentences so that the meaning stays the same:
1. The keepers feed the tigers at 3 p.m every day The tigers ………
2. We got lost in the jungle because we didn't have a map If we had ………
3. "Where is the nearest post office?" Mr Brown asked the policeman Mr Brown asked ………
4. the hole was so small the cat couldn’t get in It was such ………
5. I last saw Bob when I was in Ho Chi Minh City I haven't ………
6. We've run out of rice. There is ………
7. It is a three hour drive from Hanoi to Nam Dinh It takes ………
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9. My dress needs to be ironed before the party I must have ………
10. "You stole my English dictionary, Tom!" said Paul Paul accused ………
V Read the passage below carefully, then write Mr Albert Einstein's biography: Albert Einstein was born in 1879 in Ulm, Germany He graduated from the University of Zurich in Switzerland in 1905 In 1905 he also did some of his most famous work in physics In 1919 he won the Nobel Prize for physics Between 1919 and 1933 he lived in Germany and travelled a lot to talk to other scientists Then in 1933 he had to leave Germany because of Hitler and the Nazi party He moved to the United States From 1933 until his death he lived in Princeton, New Jersey He died on April 18th, 1955 1 What is the topic of this passage? 2 1879 He ………
3 1905 He ……… and he ………
4 1919 He ………
5 1919 - 1933 He ………
6 1933 He ………
7 1933 - 1955 He ………
8 April 18th, 1955 He ………
Test 3
I.Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form:
1 I (not/ try) to call John at 11.30 tomorrow morning because he (attend) class at that time
2 Three days ago, Maria 9start) to read A Farewell to Arms, a novel by Ernest Hemingway It (be) a long novel She (not/ finish) (read) it yet as she (not/ have) much time for reading these days
3 It (be) midnight I (study) for five straight hours No wonder I (get) really tired
II.Circle the correct answers to complete the passage:
… our daily life we need to communicate with … We do this mostly by speaking to other people and listening to … they have to say to us, and when we are close … them we can do this very easily However, our voices will not travel very far even when we shout
The man who … this possible was Alexander Graham Bell, a Scotsman, born in Edinburgh in
1847 Bell, a teacher of visible speech, who later moved to Canada, … all his spare time experimenting … enthusiastic was he in his research … A means for sending speech … electricity that he left … time for his day to day work and at one time was almost penniless
III,Write the correct form of the words in brackets to complete the passage:
I always wanted to be a great (science) I had these dreams of discovering a revolutionary new drug that would save the lives of hundreds of people (fortunate), I was never very good at (chemist) at school and I kept producing these horrible smells and the teacher used to get very angry with me After a while, I decided I would become an (invent) and design an amazing new (produce) which would become a household name My parents were quite encouraging, but told me to be a little more (practice) and not quite so (ambition) A few weeks later, I had a brilliant idea for a pen that, at least,
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IV.Find out the mistakes in the following sentences and correct them:
1 They were kept at the police station for three hours and then were allowed going home
2 There are a lot of black clouds in the sky It was going to rain
3 I wish I have something interesting to read now I am so bored
4 Fifty minutes are the maximum length of time allowed for the exam
5 Our travel from Hue to Dalat by car was very tiring
V.Rewrite the following sentences so that the meaning stays the same:
1 The children bought a lot of food in order to live in the forest for two weeks (so … that)
2. This write has written a special edition for children A special edition
3. Both Jean and my sister could do nothing to help him Neither
4 He wasn't at home yesterday so he couldn't see the film If he
5 I asked the mechanic to check my motorbike every three months I had
VI Use the given words to make full sentences:
1 Weather/ so warm/ I/ not need/ thick coat
2 Piano/ be/ too heavy/ John/ move/ by himself
3 Long/ she/ wait/ more impatient/ she/ became
4 Although/ Mai/ look/ quiet/ excellent math student
5 When/ the man/ start/ engine/ heard/ some strange sounds from below
VII.Read the following passage carefully and then choose the correct answer to the questions:
A teaspoonful of honey
Our bodies produce heat, or energy, from the foods we eat The energy producing value of food ismeasured in calories Some people count their calories as carefully as they count their money Theyknow that the calorie is the unit of measurement that influences weight
The number of calories a person needs each day depends upon age, body structure, and the kind ofwork one does Calorie needs differ from one individual to another Boys between the ages of 13 and
15 may need about 3100 calories a day Girls of the same age usually need only about 2600 calories aday People who do physical hard work may need as many as 4000 calories a day
The food a person eats in three, well-balanced meals each day usually provides all the making calories needed Sometimes individuals take in more calories than their bodies can use Suchextra calories are deposited in the body as fat Those people who have stored too much fat, or wish tomaintain the weight at which they feel and look their best, must carefully watch their intake of food.They must also count their calories How surprised some of them are to find that a teaspoonful ofhoney contains 100 calories!
energy-1 This reading as a whole tells us about
A what we should do if we are overweight
B counting your calorie C a unit of energy: calorieD energy from honey
2 From the reading we can understand or infer that
A nowadays people know the calorie values of food
B all men need more calories per day than women
C different foods contain different amounts of calories
D it is better to be overweight than underweight
3 Which sentence is not true
A A good weight for you is the weight at which you look and feel your best
B A teaspoonful of honey contains 100 calories each day
C All foods may be measured in calories
D A calorie measures the temperature of the body
4 All boys and girls need to eat exactly the same amount of food every day
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Test 4
I.Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form to complete the sentences:
1 Stanley (climb) the stairs when he (trip) and (fall) Luckily, he (not/ hurt) himself
2 At least two hundred people (wait) in line (buy) tickets to the game Some of them (stand) in line for more than four hours We (decide) not to try to get tickets for ourselves
3 Tomorrow after dinner, John (go) to a movie In other words, he (eat) dinner by the time he (go) to the movie
II.Circle the correct answers to complete the passage:
Artists …draw pictures on the pavement with chalk used to bed a common sight … London, but …now Sometimes the pictures are very good This is proved by the fact that one of the … favouritetricks is to draw a five pound note and see … try … The police usually treat pavement artists kindlyand … in the law against drawing on the pavement … the artist is … he gets a large crowd around himand this prevents other people freely along the street
there is only a few left
5 the lot of people that the amount of people
that
how many people that
how much people that
6 picking up it picking it up to pick up it to pick up it
7 there is nothing there is anything it is nothing it is anything
9 so good as as good as so good that as good that
10 that they pass from passing to pass that they don’t pass
III.Write the correct form of the words in brackets to complete the passage:
The ABC of cookingIt’s a (marvel) idea for children to do some cooking at an early age Generally (speak), mostchildren can’t wait to help in the kitchen and love getting involved in the (prepare) of their meals Theyshould be (courage) to do so, and care should be taken to ensure they enjoy the experience It isimportant to show them how to do things (correct) but they shouldn’t be criticized too much Althoughthe finished result may not be quite to your liking, the young cook will find it quite the (tasty) food he
or she has ever (eat) Kitchens can, of course, be (danger) places and so the (important) of keeping aneye on children at all times can not be emphasized too (heavy) Sharp knives, for example, should beavoided until children are old enough to use them safely
IV.Find the mistakes in the following sentences and correct them:
1 I’m going out now If anybody phone while I shall be out, can you take a message?
2 Her parents wouldn’t let her to go out alone
3 Would you like to work at an university, Helen
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5 Each student studying chemistry have to spend at least three hours per week in the laboratory
V.Rewrite the following sentences so that the meaning stays the same:
1 A thermometer is an instrument and we use it to measure the temperature (which)
2 The wind was blending the young tree to the ground The young tree
3 Jim sat in the shade and drank some tea because he was hot and thirsty (so … that)
4 My friends rang me because they didn’t know that I was away If
5 After dinner, he often walks in the garden with his wife and a little dog He often has
VI Use the given words to make full sentences:
1 case/ be/ so heavy/ Nam/ could/ put/ on the rack
2 only/ his father’s help/ he/ can/ write/ this letter in English
3 you/ mind/ move/ this pot of flower/ that far corner?
4. Among the best films/ we/ see/ recently/ be/ Emily in the Moon Farm and Counterstrike.
5. If/ they/ eat/ big/ breakfast/ not/ feel/ very hungry/ by the time/ they/ reach/ the top of themountain
VII.Read the following passage carefully and then choose the correct answer to the questions:
World’s Greatest Mystery WriterAgatha Christie has been called the world’s greatest mystery writer William Shakespeare is theonly English author whose works have been translated more often than Christie’s She wroteapproximately one novel a year to produce a final total of more than 80 books
When Agatha was a young girl in England, she hoped to become a great singer After lessons inParis, she realized that her voice was not good enough It was some time, though, before her first novelwas accepted by the publisher Once published, the book was successful, and from that time on, manymore successes were to follow Many readers became fascinated with Hercule Poirot, the cleverBelgian detective of Christie’s mysterious stories
Agatha liked to say that she got her best story ideas while sitting in the bathtub eating apples.Although her mystery stories concern murders, she did not emphasize violence for its own sake Two
of her best known novels are The Murder of Roger Ackroyd and Ten Little Indians One of her plays,
the Mousetrap, opened in London in 1952, and when it was given for the 800th time in 1972, it hadbroken the record for continuous performances
1 This article as a whole is about
a a clever Belgian detective
b mysterious stories
c The Mousetrap
2 From the reading we can understand or infer that
a Christie lived to an old age
b Christie’s first novel failed
c.Christie was also a great singerd.Christie liked writing plays better than novels
3 Where did Agatha always write her novels?
a.in the library b in the
bathroom c in both d no information is provided
4 Which sentence is not true?
5. Find a word in the text which means have to do with:
Test 5
I.
Give the correct form of the verbs in bracket:
1. He (promise) to do the job in an hour, but he still (not/ finish) by 10 o’clock.
2. She (be) in that shop for ages.
3. You can’t believe a word he says He (always/ lie).
4. By the end of this week I (wait) seventeen weeks for my phone (repair).
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6. Suppose your friend knew how you’re behaving here, what he (think).
II.
Find out the mistakes in the following sentences and correct them:
1. The Nobel Prize winning candidate accompanied by his wife and children are staying in Sweden until after the presentation
2 I would rather her came with us
3 Members of special services are highly drilled
4 An eclipse is a wonderful phenomena
5 The book that you see laying on the table belongs to the teacher
6 They said that the man jumped off of the bridge and plunged into the freezing water
7 They asked me what did happen last night, but I was unable to tell them
8 George is not enough intelligent to pass this economics class without help
III.
Give the correct form of the given words:
1. He’s a (drum) in a pop group.
3. She lives in a very (luxury) flat
4. Crimes of violence were (compare) rare until a few years ago.
5. The coal industry was originally private but was (nation) in the 1940s.
6. Although the stone in your ring looks like diamond, I am afraid it’s (worth).
7. The American war of (depend) was won in 1776.
8. They all cheered (enthusiasm) as their team came out.
IV.
Fill in the gaps with a suitable preposition:
1 She saw the dress … display in the shop window
2 As we’re all … agreement, we can sign the contract
3 My car’s … your disposal any time you’d like to use it
4 I don’t think I am very susceptible … advertising
5 Learn judo and you’ll be able to defend yourself … attack
6 You always want to argue … politics
7 Everything can be explained There’s a reason … everything
8 These photographs were taken … a very good camera
V Fill in the gaps with a suitable word:
A recent experiment has shown that the British postal service is less efficient than it was 150 years
… A national newspaper sent a letter to Eritol … is in the south-west of England They posted theletter in London on Tuesday, the 4th April, using a first class stamp, which means that it should arrivethe … day On the same day, they hired a horse and carriage, and gave … letter to the driver Thenthey sat back to see what would happen
The letter which was taken by horse carriage arrived after three days It was … for the horse toreach Eritol in a single day, so both the horse and driver stayed overnight in a hotel – not in the sameroom, we hoped!
… the letter which went by Royal Mail didn’t arrive until six days later Naturally, the post officewas very embarrassed And said that the vast majority of first class letter would arrive the next day;this one was … an unfortunate mistake But so many people have had the same experience with thepost that you begin to wonder if we would be better off … all the post by horse again
VI Read the following passage and choose the best word or phrase to fill in the gap:
Can you imagine what Edition’s life was like in the years after he had invented the electric lamp?Many things had to be invented and built before electric lamps could really be used, machines to …the electricity each home or office used; things to make it certain that electricity in the wires didn’tstart fires; things to send electricity … the right place
Everything that was needed had to be thought of and … by Edition and the men who worked withhim There was no place where they could buy the things they needed Edition made 360 inventions
… in order to send electric power to … it was wanted
Edition directed all the work himself, … new machines, putting wires underground, fixing and so
on He seemed to be everywhere at the same time He wanted his men to do as much as he did But henever asked them to do things … would not do or could not do
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VII Rewrite the following sentences:
1.Maybe John’s working this weekend John ………
2 Some people have such boring jobs that they can’t wait to retire
Some people have ………
3.Riding a bicycle along a pavement is against the law You ………
4 In Spain, it’s compulsory to stay at school until you are sixteen
You aren’t ………
5.By chance I was there when she revealed the truth I happened………
6 He is said to have been in the French Foreign Legion
People ………
7.I have never seen such a mess in my life Never ………
8. Although July was severely disabled, she participated in many sports
Despite ………
VIII Use the given words to make full sentences:
Dear Carol,
1 Thank you very much/ invitation/ spend three weeks/ August/ you/ your family/ Scotland
2.I/ love/ come/ unfortunately/ I/ be/ unable/ accept
3. My cousins,/ live/ Canada,/ stay/ us/ August 3rd/ August 18th
4.As/ it/ be/ first/ visit/ this country, I plan/ show them round
5.It/ be/ possible/ visit you/ September instead?
6.I/ certainly need/ rest./ after/ cousins/ go back/ Canada
7.Please/ tell/ September/ be/ convenient
8. I/ look forward/ see you all again
Love Cordelia
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I Give the correct form of the verbs in brackets:
1 They (complete) work on the great dam by the end of this decade
2 In five years’ time a permanent space station (circle) the moon
3 Before we (take) Tim to the theatre, he (never/ see) a stage play before
4 What you (drink)? It looks awful
5 Her belongings (destroy) in a fire
6 Bill (phone) his girl friend now That’s the third time he (phone) her this evening
II Find out the mistakes in the following sentences and correct them:
1 Either my sister or the neighbors is looking after the dog
2 Would you like sitting down?
3 Carol went to work despite of feeling ill
4 An earthquake is a physical event
5 I am not a member of the armed powers
6.After studying all the new materials, the students were able to rise his test score by twenty-five points
7 The progress made in space travel for the early 1960s was remarkable
8 There was a very interesting news on the radio this morning about the earthquake in Italy
III.Give the correct form of the given words:
1 Ask a (type) to type your application form for you
2 There’s some new (equip) in the laboratory
3 She was very kind and (sympathy) when I told her about my problem
4 He’s so (agree)! No wonder he has no friend
5 If you lose your cheque book, you should (note) the bank without delay
6 She spent hours getting the house (spot) clean
7.The annual (take) of students has decreased by 20% in the last two years
V.
Fill in the gaps with a suitable preposition:
1 He is so calm You wouldn’t think he was … trial for murder, would you?
2 Who is … charge of that group of students?
3 We are … a loss to know what to do next
4 She denies she’s guilty … spreading rumors
5 I wonder if I could begin … asking you a few questions
6 Somebody broke … my car and stole the radio
7 The accident was my fault, so I had to pay … the damage
8.Carol is upset … not being invited to the party
VI.
Fill in the gaps with a suitable word:
About two hundred years ago man lived in great harmony with his environment … industry wasnot much developed Today the situation is quite different People all over the world are worried about
… is happening to the environment, because of modern industry and the need for more and moreenergy Newspapers and magazines write about water pollution, air pollution and land pollution.Why is … so much discussion about pollution? After all, people have been … the world aroundthem for thousands and thousands of years But in the past, there were not many people and lots ofroom in the world co they could move to another place when their settlements became …
Now, however, many parts of the world are crowded, people live in big cities and much of ourwaste, especially waste from factories, electric power stations, the chemical industry and heavyindustry is very dangerous Much of this dangerous waste goes into the air and is carried by the … forgreat distance
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VII.Read the following passage carefully and then choose the correct answer to the questions:
The research for alternative sources of energy has led in various directions Many communities are burning garbage and other biological waste products to produce electricity Converting waste products
to gases or oil is also an efficient way to dispose of waste
Experimental work is being done to derive synthetic fuel from coal, oil, oil shade, and coal tars But to date that process has proven expensive Other experiments are underway to harness power with giant windmills Geothermal power, heat from the earth, is also being tested
Some experts expect utility companies to revive hydroelectric power derived from streams and rivers Fifty years ago hydroelectric power provided one third of the electricity used in the United States, but today it supplies only 4 percent The oceans are another source of energy Scientists are trying ways to convert the underway to make use of temperature differences in ocean water to produce energy
1 Which is the best title for the passage?
a The use of water products for energy
b The research for Alternative Sources of Energy c Efficient Ways of Disposing of Waste.d New Discoveries in Geothermal Power
2 Fifty years ago one third of the electricity in the United States was provided by:
3 In the second paragraph, the phrase “synthetic fuels” could best be replaced by which of the
following?
a Biological fuels
b Slow burning fuels
c Fast burning fuels
d Artificially made fuels
4 What can be inferred from the last paragraph?
a All alternative production of energy will be
derived from water
b Hydroelectric power will be the main source
of energy
c Alternative energy will come from a variety
of sources
d Synthetic fuels will be the principal source of alternative energy
VIII Rewrite the following sentences:
1.I know so many people who wish they hadn’t left school I know such ………
2.My last examination is on Thursday afternoon By Friday morning I ………
3.I am sorry I sent you that letter It was very rude of me I regret………
4.She forgot to add salt, so the food was tasteless If ………
5.They will have to cancel the picnic The picnic ………
6.I haven’t been to the dentist’s for over two years It’s ………
7.It is essential that you eat the souffle as soon as it’s cooked The souffle ………
8.Madeline wears high heels to look taller In order ………
IX Use the given words to make full sentences:
Dear Sir,
1 I/ write/ reply/ your advertisement/ yesterday’s Evening Guardian
2 In it/ you say/ you/ look/ secretary/ good typing skills/ who/ be/ fluent/ French/ English
3 I just/ complete/ two-year secretarial course/ my local college
4 At/ end/ course/ I/ pass all/ exams/ good marks
5 Before/ I start it/ I spend/ year/ France living/ French family
6 While/ I/ be/ there/ I learn/ speak French fluently
7 I/ be/ very/ graceful/ you/ send/ me/ more/ information/ job/ application form
8 I/ look forward/ hear/ you
Yours faithfully, Janet Waters
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I Read the following passage and decide whether the following sentences are true or false:
Isn’t it amazing how much time we spend talking about food? “Have you ever eaten …?”, “Whatdid you have for lunch?” and so on And yet when you travel from one country to another, you findthat people have quite different feelings about food People often feel that what they eat is normal, andwhat others eat is strange or silly
In most part of Asia, for example, not meal is complete without rice In England, people eat potatoesevery day In the Middle East, bread is the main part of every meal Eating, like many things we do,becomes a habit which is difficult to change Americans like to drink a lot of orange juice or coffee.The English drink tea four or five times every day Australians drink a large amount of beer and theFrench drink wine every day
The sort of meat people like to eat also differs from one country to another Horse meat if thought to
be delicious in France In Hong Kong, some people enjoy eating snakes New Zealanders eat sheep, butthey never eat goat meat The Japanese don’t like to eat sheep meat because of its smell, but they enjoyraw fish
So it seems that although eating is a topic that we can talk about for hours, there is little commonsense in what we say about it People everywhere enjoy eating what they have always been eating, andthere is little we can do to change our eating habits
1 The writer thinks that people often change their feelings about food
2 In many Asian countries people almost always have rice in their meal
3 The text is mainly about strange dishes in the world
4 The Japanese don’t enjoy eating raw fish
5 People everywhere think that there is very little common sense in talking about food
II Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form:
1.The door to this room (shut) since Monday.
2.Why don’t you try (open) the tin with a coin?
3.After we (sit) down, Fuling offered us food and drinks.
4.Terance and Alice (water) the plants when they suddenly heard an alarm (go off).
5.I hope he (finish) before we (get) back.
6.We took an umbrella because it (look) as if it (rain).
7.But for his quickness, the little girl (be) killed.
III Give the correct form of the words in brackets:
1.If you do not see the doctor, your condition will only (bad).
2.With hard work you can turn your dream into (real).
3.Students have to (memory) these poems by Friday.
4.I don’t think girls who smoke are at all (attract).
5.He has caused his parents a lot of (happy).
IV Fill in each blank with a suitable word:
It is usually … hard to become familiar with the culture of a … country If you live a long time inthat country, you will find out how … you really know about its culture Books are often of little …because they concentrate on differences between your own culture and … of the foreign country A lot
of … they contain is not correct It is even difficult for us to … aware of the culture of your owncountry A recent survey … that British people did not know what was really … of their country! Theylisted stereotypes when they were asked to describe the … they thought were typical of Britain
V Fill in the blanks with a suitable preposition:
1 He was not short, he wasn’t tall He was … average height
2 “Share these … yourselves”, said the mother … her two children
3 I get very annoyed … people who don’t queue … bus stops