an apple

an egg

an arm

Almost an our energy comes from oil, coal, and natural gas. We call them fossil fuels. The earth's fossil fuels are running out. What will happen when there is no oil, coal and gas on the earth?

Scientists are trying to find and use other alternative sources of energy. We can use energy from the sun, the wind, and the water.

Solar energy is unlimited. The sun supplies all the energy used to grow plants, to evaporate water for rain, and to maintain the temperate of the planet. All are necessary for human life. If we are able to collect solar energy, we will be sure to have this abundant source of power.

36. From which do plants on the earth get energy?

A. stars

B. the Mars

C. the moon

D. the sun

37. What are the other words or phrase for fossil fuels?

A. natural gas

B. gas, natural gas, oil

C. coal

D. oil

38. Natural sources of energy are energy from

A. the sun, wind, water

B. the sun

C. water

D. wind

39. The word "abundant" in the passage is closet in meaning with

A. plentiful

B. limited

C. natural

D. necessary

40. We are asking the question, "What will happen when there is no oil, coal, and gas on the earth?" because

A. we are now depending so much on oil, coal, and natural gas

B. other sources of energy can come from the sun, wind, and water

C. we are looking for other alternative sources of energy

D. we are looking forward to seeing great changes

46. What type of energy do you use at home?

47. Vietnam got more energy from coal than from other sources.

48. Nuclear power is a clean and efficient way of producing electicity, but it may be dangerous.

49. A coal power plant is cheap to build, but it causes pollution.

50. Scientists are looking for new energy sources to replace coal now.

Ex 1. Circle the correct quantifier in brackets.

1. How much pocket money do you get?

2. I like a little of sugar in my tea.

3. We just need a few pencils for the project.

4. How many brothers and sisters do you have?

5. Ann is very popular. She has a lot of friends.

6. I don't have much homework tonight.

7. Are there many museums in your town?

8. I have some apples. Would you like one?

9. Would you like more rice? Thank you. Just a little, please.

10. Your homework is excellent. You made very few mistakes.

11. How much time do we have?

12. Not many children live near my house.

13. Could I have a little more orange juice, please?

14. There are a few books missing.

15. Martha likes to eat lots of candies.

Ex 2. Circle the correct quantifier in brackets.

1. I cannot watch TV tonight. I have too much homework.

2. Not many girls play football in my school. They prefer volleyball.

3. Mr Lee could not find a seat on the train. There were too many people.

4. Hurry up! There is not much time left.

5. Sonia could not sleep. Her brother was making too much noise in his room.

6. Harry is ill today. He ate too much chocolate yesterday.

7. Jim could not finish the test. There were too many questions.

8. Don't take too much orange juice. Leave some for me!

9. Not many students come to school by car. Most people take the bus.

10. It is not much fun to go to the beach on your own. I prefer to go with my friends.

11. There are too many chairs in this room.

12. In the summer, there is not much rain.

13. There is not much ice cream in the fridge.

14. There were too many mistakes in my homework.

15. Not many names begin with the letter U.

Ex 1. Circle the correct adjective in brackets.

1. Please use a blue pen to write down the answers.

2. I live in a large flat.

3. The teacher told the children a funny story.

4. This is a useful exercise.

5. I am happy to see my friends.

6. The new neighbour is very friendly.

7. This is a good book.

8. There is a very high tower in the city.

9. The children had a short break.

10. The planet Mars is red.

11. The bad dog barked all night.

12. I watched a long film on TV last night.

13. My brother is tall and slim.

Ex 1. Circle the correct subject pronoun in brackets.

1. The bank is over there. It is next to the post office.

2. My name is Julia and I am six years old.

3. When the children finished their homework, they watched TV. "Well done children," the teacher said. "You have all worked very hard."

4. In my family, we all have dark hair.

5. My brother is very lazy and he never helps out around the house.

6. Lindsay is my best friend. We sit next to each other in class.

7. Adam! You are late. Come in and sit down.

8. My mother is a doctor. She works in a hospital.

Ex 2. Circle the correct object pronoun in brackets.

1. When my dog is hungry, I feed it biscuits.

2. That girl is my friend. I've known her for years.

3. Take those books off the table and put them on the shelf.

4. We all worked hard and the teacher gave us good marks.

5. I would like to thank you for the present.

6. Mr Clark is our teacher. We all like him.

7. My sister gave me a card for my birthday.

8. Mr Jones losts his keys but I found them in the classroom.

9. The door is open. Please close it.