The character in the poem was a fat jolly man who wore a red suit and gave children presents on Christmas Eve.. The poem, which was written by Clement Clark moore, an America[r]
(1)DE KT BU TIENG ANH 8
I Choose the word having the underlined part different from others: (1pt) A started B worked C washed D stopped A sights B flights C villages D tribes II Choose the best answer: (3pts)
1 Sydney is famous for its
a Big Ben Clock b Opera house c Statue of Liberty The children football when it started raining
a played b playing c were playing
3 The first prize ……… to the best team
a gave b gives c was given
4 Have you ever been to a festival ?
a bull-fight b bull-fighting c fighting–bull Liz said that she ……… me some information about her school
a will send b would send c send
6 Dalat is as the city of Eternal Spring
a known b know c knew
III Use Reported Speech(2p):
1.“Is the weather warm and nice?” Tuan asked Hoa
-> Tuan asked Hoa if “Do you know Hue Citadel?” Tuan asked Hoa
-> Tuan asked Hoa whether “Do many people live at My Son?” Lien asked Hoa
-> Tuan asked Hoa if “Do you want to visit My Son one day?” Tuan asked Hoa
-> Tuan asked Hoa whether IV
Use Passive Voice : (2pts) 1, They built this house in 1987
-> This house 2, She will take that book
-> That book ………… 3, He gives me some books
-> Some books I have cooked the meal for an hour
-> The meal V Read the following passage and answer the questions: (2pts)
In 1823, the patron saint of children, Saint Nicholas appeared in a poem called A visit from Saint Nicholas The character in the poem was a fat jolly man who wore a red suit and gave children presents on Christmas Eve The poem, which was written by Clement Clark moore, an American professor, became popular in the USA Santa Claus is based on the description of Saint Nicholas in this poem QUESTIONS:
1 Who wrote the poem A visit from Saint
Nicholas?
2 Is Santa Claus based on the description of Saint Nicholas in the
(2)3 What does a fat jolly man who wore a red suit on Christmas
Eve? Did the poembecome popular in the