A ger can't be ___ pulled down and transported as a tent.
A. easy
B. as easily
C. most easy
D. more easily
Vietnam is a ___ country with 54 ethnic groups
A. multi-cultural
B. bi-lingual
C. rich
D. ethnic
City children often react ___ to technical development than country children.
A. quicklier
B. quicker
C. more quickly
D. more quick
. Most ethnic minority peoples are good_______ farming techniques.
A. of B. in C. on D. at
Among the ________, the Tay people have the largest population.
A. majorities B. ethenic minorities C. groups D. ethenic cultures
. She ______ working with children.
A. would like B. adores C. would love D. wants
. Speech is the fastest method of ______ between people.
A. communicate B. communicates C. communicated D. communication
. I had a really ______ dream last night.
A. important B. fantastic C. weird D. light
. The technology has enabled development of an online ______ library.
A. virtual B. real C. funny D. fast
The US is a __________ country with over 80 ethnic groups.
A. multi-cultural B. bi-lingual C. rich D. Ethnic
Among the __________, the Tay people have the largest population.
A. groups B. majorities C. ethnic minorities D. ethnic cultures
29. So many people nowadays are _______ computers and mobile phones. They use them a lot.
A. addicted to B. bored with C. worried about D. afraid of
30. The volunteers have to work much ________ usual to save the dying animals from the forest fìre.
A. as hard as B. more hard than C. harder than D. the hardest
The Muong (1)...........................ethnic roots with the Vietnamese people and their language is classified in the Vietnamese-Muong language branch. the Muong live in (2).............................areas which have abundant land for (3)......................wet rice. in a Muong hamlet, stilt houses are located in the shade of big trees, huddle against the mountain and(4)......................... out on vast rice fields. A Muong house is designed to maximize convenient use and air ventilation to the warm humid mountain climate
The muong's (5)...................is special. men often wear a round neck shirt which opens in the frond and has two pockets. their pants have large trouser legs. the Muong women wear a long, black dress and a white or brown shirt with a line of buttons in the front and long sleeves. they wind or indigo headscarf(6)....................... their head
The Muong have (7)........................folk arts including folk songs and poems, sorcerer's worshiping songs, tales, and riddle songs the gong is(8)....................popular musical instrument(9)..........the flute. the(10) violin. the drum, and the panpipe
1 a have b share c divide d cut
2 a mountain b mount c mountainous d hill
3 a growing b harvesting c putting d raising
4 a watch b see c stare d look
5 a cloth b material c costume d costumes
6 a out b around c at d above
7 a diverse b diversity c variety d range
8 a most b the most c more d the more
9 a together b as well c along d along with
10 a two strings b two-string c two string d second-string
Banford now has a population approaching 100,000 .In 1950 it was only a village, but under the Planning Act of 1955 it was scheduled as the site for a new town with a population of 300,000 by 1990. It was planned as a growth area for light industry, which the Government attracted by providing interest-free loans to companies willing to move there. The town has several new housing estates, good school and plenty of built-in green spaces. As with many new towns, however, it lacks leisure facilities. There was so much basic building required that the building of entertainment facilities had to be neglected.
Because the housing, school and parks are good, Banford is popular with younger married couples with children. The older residents, however, are not so impressed with what the town has become; they remember when Banford was a village with calm and rural charm and they do not see what they have gained by it’s expansion to offset the noise and other urban problems. For them, the new Banford lacks character, warmth, and any real focal point. They say that it is more difficult to meet people now and that they are even afraid of going out at night because of gangs of teenagers. The young people, for their part, express their boredom-complaining that there is nothing for them to do in Banford. They feel that the town has a population of a big city but none of its attractions; a town with more night life, amusement centres, and sports facilities would better suit their needs.
1. The government attracted industry by providing
A. financial incentives B. a large labour force C. good housing D. green spaces.
2. When was the new town built?
A. the green spaces were built on B existing parks were left.
C. parks were included in the design D. green spaces were attracted to the schools.
3. Young couples like Banford because
A. it satisfies their needs. B. it has many housing estates.
C. there are plenty of jobs D. it has rural charm.
4. The old people think that
A. Brandord has no real center B. the town is badly heated
C. The townspeople dont want them C. the young people are bored
5. Teenagers would like to Branford to be
A. more like the village it was B. more like a big city
C. less populated D. more friendly
Rewrite the sentences, using the give words.
a. The children are excited with the difficult games.------>The more ............................
b. People dive much.Many accidents happen.----->The faster.....................
c. I meet him much. I hate him much.-----> The more......................
d. My boss works better when he is pressed for time.----->The less...........................
e. As he has much money,he wants to spend much.------> The more........................
Ex1: Read the following passage, and choose the best answer for each blank.
The British spend their free time in different ways. People generally use it to ralax. But many people also(1)______voluntary work, expecially for charities.
People spend a lot of their free time in the home, where the(2)______popular leisure activity is watching television, the average viewing time being 25 hours a week. People often(3)________programs on video so that they can watch later, and video rental shop.
Reading is also a favourite way of spending leisure time. The British spend a lot of time reading newspapers and magazines.
In the summer gardening is popular, and in winter it is often raplaced by "do-it-yourself",(4)_______people spend their time improving or repairing their homes. Many people have pets to look after: talking the dog for a daily walk is a regular routine.
The extra leisure time(5)______at the weekends means that some leisure activities, many of them to do with sports, nomally(6)_____place only then. Traditional spectator sports include football, crickets, horse racing, motor cycle racing. Popular form of(7)________are swimming, tennis, ice-skating or roller skating, cycling, climbing, and hill or country walking.
Families often have a "day out" at the weekend, espacially in summer, with a(8)________to a local event such as a festival, fair or show. Young people especially go to clubs and discos, while people of all(9)________go to the theatre, the cinema, art exhibitions and concerts.
1. A: make B: do C: play D: go
2. A: many B: more C: much D: most
3. A: record B: scan C: print D: power
4. A: what B: why C: when D: while
5. A: available B: probable C: abundant D: exclusive
6. A: drag B: bring C: carry D: take
7. A: strength B: exercise C: athletics D: presentation
8. A: voyage B: journey C: visit D: road
9. A: ages B: numbers C: years D: groups
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IV. Read the following passage and choose the best answer A, B, C or D to fill the blanks
An increasing number of people are going on (0)….......to Egypt. Last year, for example, about one and half million (1)…………….visited Egypt. The (2)…………..of Egypt is about fifty million and the (3)…………….is El Qahira (Cairo),a busy city of just under nine million people .Although the (4)…………is hot and dry and most of the country is desert, the average (5)………..from October to March is not too high. The most (6)…………sights are the pyramids at Giza. However, it is also pleasant to (7)…………Alexandria, Port Said and several other places and do as much (8)……….as possible in the time available. A (9)………..to Luxor is an unforgettable experience, and there are frequent (10)………..there from Cairo.
0. A. holiday B. visit C. excursion D. trip
1. A. explorers B. voyagers C. tourists D. passengers
2. A. people B. citizenship C. nation D. population
3. A. principal B. head C. state D. capital
4. A. temperature B. climate C. condition D. position
5. A. weather B. measurement C. climate D. temperature
6. A. famous B. known C. visited D. requested
7. A. search B. inspect C. examine D. visit
8. A. viewing B. inspecting C. sightseeing D. looking
9. A. picnic B. trip C. guide D. entertainment
10. A. flight B. travels C. journeys D. voyages
PART C: READING
I. You are going to read a text taken from a magazine for youngsters. Some words are missing from it. Choose the most appropriate answer (A, B, C or D) for each gap (1-9) in the text.
Hot-air ballooning Over 150 balloons will be floating over Bristol in August – it’s sure to be a breathtaking sight. The International Balloon Fiesta at Bristol is a unique (1) ______ and becoming more popular every year. Balloonists from all around the world will be (2) ______ here for three days. They’ll be (3) ______ two spectacular takeoffs at 6am and 6pm on (4) ______ day of the Fiesta. Some balloons take only a single pilot while others can carry up (5) ______ eight passengers. You can also see an original, old-fashioned balloon being (6) ______ and raised by gas – a process which costs £4,000. Also on site will be clowns and stalls, as well as a funfair and helicopter rides. A preview is being (7) ______ at Durham Downs, Bristol, on July 28, when the balloons are laid out for inspection. At (8) ______ they will take off together with the flames from the burners lighting up the balloons and (9) ______ them glow in the night as they rise into the air.
1. A. occasion B. event C. celebration D. eventual
2. A. collecting B. grouping C. gathering D. organising
3. A. staging B. producing C. preparing D. supplying
4. A. the B. each C. first D. all
5. A. over B. along C. from D. to
6. A. illuminated B. inflated C. infected D. installed
7. A. seen B. taken C. held D. advised
8. A. dusk B. noon C. once D. last
9. A. causing B. trying C. expecting D. making
Many children saythat they like watching TV in their free time. Do you think that watching TV is good or bad for them?
Write a paragraph about 100- 120 words using the ideas below to support you writing
Good Bad
- A great source of entertainment. - Cause health problem sich as short- sighted.
- Learning more new things about the world. - Take time away from other activites such as reading and outdoor activites.
- An enjoyable way to relax.
- Buy Things easily via adver tisement. - Make children violent by some TV programmes such as boxing, WWE.etc
- Encourage us to buy things we don't need
Many children saythat they like watching TV in their free time. Do you think that watching TV is good or bad for them?
Write a paragraph about 100- 120 words using the ideas below to support you writing
Good Bad
- A great source of entertainment. - Cause health problem sich as short- sighted.
- Learning more new things about the world. - Take time away from other activites such as reading and outdoor activites.
- An enjoyable way to relax.
- Buy Things easily via adver tisement. - Make children violent by some TV programmes such as boxing, WWE.etc
- Encourage us to buy things we don't need