A Visit From A Pen Pal: Unit 1
A Visit From A Pen Pal: Unit 1
A Visit From A Pen Pal: Unit 1
LISTENING 3
1. Tim and Carlo will catch a bus on Ocean Drive near a park. TRUE
2. Their bus is the number 103. FALSE
3. Carlo is walking on the grass in the park. TRUE
4. Tim said he loved American food. FALSE
III. SIGNS
1. In order not being infectious with Coronavirus, we should:
A. Wear a facemask when you are around other people.
B. Cover your mouth with thick facemask
C. Wear facemask to avoid the crowd
D. Use facemask only in hospital
2. The sign says:
A. The trucks aren’t allowed to move into this way.
B. The trucks must turn on lights when moving.
C. The black trucks must be allowed to move.
D. The black trucks can’t move when lights are working.
UNIT 2: CLOTHING
I. LISTENING
Exercise 1 (LISTEN AND READ)
1. Traditionally, Ao Dai was frequently worn by women. ______
2. The majority of Vietnamese prefers to wear modern clothing at work. ______
3. All designers have printed lines of poetry on Ao Dai. ______
4. The design and material used for men were different from those used for women. ______
Exercise 2 (LISTEN)
1. A lost little girl was last seen near the main entrance to the Car Fair. ______
2. She is 3 years old with long dark hair. ______
3. She’s wearing a pair of brown shoes. ______
4. Her mother is waiting for her at the Information Desk. ______
II – MULTIPLE CHOICE:
1. We are going to send some ____students for the program.
A. exchanging B. exchange C. exchanged D. to exchange
2. Do you want to go to the ____ areas to know more about the region?
A. nearly B. near C. nearby D. nearing
3. Ba has to walk to school, so he wishes he ___ a bicycle.
A. has B. had C. will have D. shall have
4. Does she feel like ____ with her friends?
A. picnic B. picnicking C. to picnic D. picnicked
5. He has ____ interesting book that we all want to borrow it.
A. so B. such C. such a D. such an
6. How much time does she ___ learning English every day?
A. spend B. take C. worth D. waste
7. After two hours travelling by bus, they ____ a quiet town by the beach.
A. arrived B. got C. went D. reached
8. Will you join us on a ____ trip to Vung Tau?
A. two days B. two- days C. two-day D. day-two
9. The Parkers have just gone out ___ hamburgers.
A. to B. for C. with D. since
10. Van often does____ after school.
A. grocery B. corn C. chores D. maize
11. After school she works ___ in a supermarket in the afternoon.
A. full-time B. time-full C. part-time D. time-part
12. He can help his parents to ___ eggs.
A. feed B. lay C. collect D. exchange
13. He’ll show the photos he has taken ___ his parents.
A. for B. with C. from D. to
14. My village is about 200 kilometers ___ the south of Ho Chi Minh City.
A. at B. to C. from D. in
15. ___ is it from the city center?
A. How far B. How long C. Where D. How often
16. ___ weekends, the three boys helped Mr. Parker with farm work.
A. On B. At C. In D. A and B
17. The small bamboo forest ___ the entrance to the village makes it picturesque.
A. in B. from C. to D. at
18. Many tourists visit the ___ of a historical hero on the mountain.
A. church B. mosque C. shrine D. temple
19. OK. I’ll meet you at the main ___ to the Plaza at six o’clock.
A. arrival B. access C. highway D. entrance
20. Everyone felt tired and hungry, so they sat down and took a(n) ____
A. rest B. enjoyment C. relax D. snack
III- SIGNS
1. Look at this sign. What does it say?
A. There are wild animals ahead
B. You can buy cattle meat here.
C. There are cattle ahead.
D. Cattle are not allowed
II. Choose the most appropriate word or phrase to fill in each blank. (1,5pts)
5. When you are in trouble, you can________ your good friends.
A. depend on B. work with C. rely on D. live on
6. It is common for advertisers to use _________to reach the largest possible audience.
A. communication B. interaction C. remote control D. mass media
7. Van: “Why don’t we go bowling tonight?” - Nga : “___________”
A. Sorry, I can’t. B. You’re welcome. C. Thanks for the advice. D. What’s up?
8. An up- to date _______of the encyclopedia will come out next week.
A. publication B. edition C. dictionary D magazine
9. My father is ____________ for the job; he was trained for this mission.
A. skilled B. well-qualified C. gifted D. well-qualify
10. Yesterday I came to school on time ___________ the traffic was terrible.
A. and B. but C. although D. because
V. Use the correct form of the word given in each sentence. (1.0pt)
15. Do you have any extra cushion? This hard chair is pretty UNCOMFORTABLE. (comfort)
16. It would be more ECONOMICAL to switch the machine off at night. (economy)
17. This is my pen pal. Our CORRESPONDENCE has lasted for more than a year now. (correspond)
18. She DISAGREED with him about his decision to move to another city, and she left him. (agreement)
19. You must pass the WRITTEN exam to attend this course. (write)
20. Smart phones have __INCREASINGLY_ developed and become part of our daily life. (increasing)
VI. Read the passage. Then decide which option best fits each blank. (1.5pts)
One kind of culture shock faced by international students in the United States is difficult in (21) _____ with
Americans. When they first arrive in the United States, they soon realize that their verbal skill is poor. First of
all, they lack vocabulary, and they have poor (22) _________, so American people cannot understand them.
For example, a few days ago, I asked an American student (23) ______ to get to the library, but because I
have trouble pronouncing r’s and l’s, the student didn’t understand me. I finally had to write it on a piece of
paper. Also, Americans talk too fast, (24) _____ it is impossible to understand them. In addition, Americans
also use a lot of slang and idioms whose meanings non-native speakers do not know. In short, communication
is probably the first problem the (25) ______ students face in the United States. After a while, however, their
ears (26) _______ the American way of speaking, and their own verbal abilities improve.
21.A. discussing B. corresponding C. contacting D. communicating
22.A. expression B. information C. pronunciation D. conversation
23.A. how B. where C. when D. which
24.A. but B. then C. so D. because
25.A. nation B. native C. internationally D. international
26.A. used to B. get used to C. have used D. are using
VII. Read the passage, and then do the following tasks. (1.5pts)
Many parents may feel that social networking sites are a waste of their children’s time. However, new
research claims that the communication opportunities provided by social networking encourage young people
to explore their interests, develop technical skills, and work on new forms of self- expression. The three-year
study carried out by a University of California research team that interviewed over 800 teens and conducted
over 2000 hours of online observations. It found that social networking helps teenagers learn the social and
technical skills they need to be knowledgeable citizens in the digital age.
The study concludes that social networking contributes to young people’s extended friendships and interests.
While the majority of teens use social networking sites to “hang out” with people they already know in real
life, some use them to find like- minded people. Those interested in chess or international politics, for
instance, can expand their circle with others who share the same interests and can find information that goes
beyond that they have access to at school. They can also publicize and distribute their music, art work, or
writing to online audiences, and gain visibility and enhance their reputations. The researchers said teens
usually respect one another’s authority online, and they are often more motivated to learn one another than
from their parents or other adults.
True or False (1pt)
27. ______Teens spend an average of 2000 hours online annually.
28. ______Most teenagers are said to use social networking sites for interacting with existing friends.
29. ______The author mentions international politics to give an example of a shared interest.
30. ______About 800 teens have an online identity.
Read the passage again and choose the best answer ( 0.5pt)
31. The word “It” in line 5 is nearest in meaning to:
A. a social networking site. B. an interview C research D. the University of California
32.What is the main idea of the passage?
A. Social networking has given teens the advantages in some ways.
B. Social networking is not beneficial for teens.
C. Teens prefer to learn from each other.
D. Majorities of teens say social media helps them find different points of view.
VIII. Write the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first one: (2pts)