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SESSION 11 – HOMEWORK
PART 1: NEW VOCABULARY
1. leave school thôi học, bỏ trường 10. latchkey kid đứa bé ở nhà một mình (vì
bố/mẹ đi làm)
2. start work bắt đầu làm việc 11. praise lời ca ngợi, tán dương
3. fall in love phải lòng ai 12. devote dành hết cho, hi sinh
4. get engaged đính hôn 13. white sliced bread bánh mỳ trắng cắt lát
5. get married kết hôn 14. croissant bánh sừng bò
6. retire nghỉ hưu 15. salmon cá hồi
7. separate chia cắt 16. shared house nhà ở chung
8. adapt thích nghi 17. conscientious chu đáo, tỉ mỉ
9. discipline phạm trù, kỷ luật 18. phenomenon hiện tượng, sự kiện

PART 2 – EXERCISES
Exercise 1: Translate these following sentences into English
1. Bố tôi cao 1.70 cm và nặng 60 kg.
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My father is tall 1.7m and weight 60kg

2. Mắt của Linda đen và sáng. Cô ấy có đôi mắt giống mẹ.


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Linda eye are bright. she has eye like mother.

3. Lucy and Vincent đã kết hôn được 20 năm.


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Lucy and Vincent have been married for 20 years

4. Tôi học giỏi Tiếng Anh nhưng lại kém môn Toán.
I'm good at English but I'm bad at math
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5. Andy quan tâm nhiều đến nhiếp ảnh.
Andy cares too much about photography.
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Exercise 2: Read and choose the correct answer.


FAMILY
Today most people live in small nuclear families, and many wives work outside the home. This situation
has led to the “latchkey kid” phenomenon. After school, children go home to an empty house, with both
parents gone. It is feared that kids with career moms are lonelier than those from large families, and that
they have more trouble adapting to society. On the other hand, latchkey kids do not necessarily become
problem children, if their parents spend time with them whenever possible. The solution seems to be
love and adequate discipline. If parents are good role models, and perform their parental responsibilities
well, most of the time their children grow up to be conscientious adults no matter what their family
structure.
Choose the correct answer
1. Today, people ..................................
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A. live in small nuclear families B. often work from 9 a.m to 5 p.m C. live in large families
2. After school, children ......................
A. play with their parents B. return home with both parents C. play games with their friends
gone
3. What does “latchkey kid” mean?
A. A kid lives in a nuclear family.
B. A kid who is at home alone after school because both parents are at work.
C. A kid who live with their grandparents since they were born.
4. It is recommended that ....................
A. Parents should have support from relatives for grow their children.
B. Parent should let their children alone, sometimes so that they grow independently.
C. Parents should be good role models for children to grow properly.

Exercise 3: Read and do these following tasks.


LONGEST MARRIED COUPLE CELEBRATE 77 YEARS OF MARRIAGE
Fred and Olive Hodges, who have been married for 77 years in April, are about to enter the Guinness
Book of Records as the UK’s longest married couple. The couple first met in 1915, then were separated
by the First World War. They met again in 1919 and fell in love. They got engaged and married – but
only after 6 years, when they had saved £600 to buy their first house.
The couple, who are both 102, met in their teens as they skated on a frozen river in Northampton in
1915. Fred had left school at 15 and started work for the local gas company; Olive had left at 14 and
worked in a leather factory
“I wasn’t really interested at the time, I just wanted to have fun on the ice”, said Olive. “Fred came up
behind me and knocked me down. He told me years later that he did it because he wanted to pick me
up.”
But three years later when he was 18, Fred joined the army and was soon fighting in France. Many of
his comrades were killed. Fred published a book of his memories, Men of 18 in 1918, in 1988. In his
book he described how a sudden silence signaled that war was over. “Now I knew I was going to have
a life after all.”
Back home in Northampton, Fred renewed his friendship with Olive. The couple had a six – year
engagement before their marriage. They had two children, John and Brenda. Fred became chief cashier
at the gas company. Olive stayed at home while the children grew up. The couple now have 11
grandchildren – the latest just two years old. Two years ago, they had to leave their own home because
of Fred’s poor health. They now live together in an old people’s home in Wellsborough, Leicestershire.
“We have lots of lovely memories but the birth of our two children is the most special”, said Olive. And
the best decade for me was when Fred retired in the 1960s. His retirement just meant we could spend
more time together; I love Fred so much. I don’t know what I would do without him.

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Their son, John, 73, a retired professor of genetics who lives in Austria, is full of praise for his parents.
“They are completely devoted to each other,” he said “And my sister and I could not have more loving
parents.”
“My mother gave up her life for her family and home. Our parents opened doors of opportunity for us
which they never had themselves and encouraged us to go through them”

Exercise A: The sentences below are not in text. Use other information in the text to decide if the
sentences are true or false. What information helped you?
1. Fred and Olive first met in winter. True False
2. They were from Northampton. True False
3. Fred joined the army in 1915. True False
4. They got married in April 1925. True False
5. They bought a house in Northampton. True False
6. John and Brenda didn’t have children. True False

Exercise B: Complete the sentences and write a summary of the newspaper article

Fred and Olive first (1) in 1915. They met again in (2) war. They fell (3) engaged. In 1925 they bought

(4) married. Fred and Olive (5) children. Fred (6)1960s.

The couple (7) 102. They now have (8) great – grandchildren. They live (9) home. They have been (10)

in April. They are (11) longest married couple.

1. ..............................................
met two
5............................................ 9. .............................................
in an old people house

2. ..............................................
world war 6............................................
retire in 10. ..........................................

got
3. .............................................. 7............................................
years old 11. ..........................................
Guinness
Book of Records as the UK’s

4. ..............................................
their first house 11
8...............................................

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