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PRACTICE
Choose the correct answer:
1. We can’t go along here because the road____.
A. is repairing B. are repaired C. is being repaired D. repairs
2. The story I’ve just read ____ by Agatha Christie.
A. was written B. was written C. was written D. wrote
3. I’m going to go out and ____
A. get cut my hair B. get my hair cut C. get my hair to cut D. my hair will be cut
4. The boy____ by his teacher yesterday.
A. punish B. punished C. punishing D. was punished
5. They got a boy____ the cleaning up yesterday.
A. done B. to do C. did D. do
6. We got our mail____ yesterday.
A. been delivered B. delivered C. is delivered D. was delivered
7. His car needs____.
A. be fixed B. fixing C. to fix D. fix
8. There’s somebody behind us. I think we ____
A. are being followed B. were followed C. are following D. are followed
9. Parrots and crows____ the most intelligent birds.
A. are considered B. have considered C. consider D. was considered
10. I really enjoy cakes ____ by my grandma.
A. which bake B. which are baking C. baking D. baked
11. I still can’t believe my bicycle ____ last night.
A. got stolen B. was stealing C. was stole D. stole
12. Many traffic accidents _____ by careless driving.
A. which cause B. caused C. are caused D. which are caused
13. That car looks like it ______.
A. had never been washed B. never washes C. has never washed D. has never been washed
14. When I arrived I ______ a note by one of the people organizing the party.
A. handed B. had been handed C. was handed D. had handed
15. They called a doctor ____ in the neighboring village.
A. who live B. whom lived C. living D. that living
16. Mr. Huy, ____ on the chair, is a math teacher.
A. that is sitting B. he is sitting C. who sitting D. sitting
17. I told the police ____ happened that night.
A. what B. which C. who D. when
18. The doctor ____ she visited yesterday is famous.
A. whose B. whom C. which D. what
19. The boy to ____ you spoke the other night is my cousin.
A. who B. whom C. which D. whose
20. Here is a game ____rules I don’t understand.
A. whose B. that C. which D. whom
21. I really enjoy cakes____ by my grandma.
A. be baked B. that are baking C. bakes D. baked
22. Last month we went to the office building ____ Ms. Nga works every day.
A. which B. that C. where D. when
23. Last month we went to that big office building over there, ____ Ms. Nga bought last year.
A. which B. that C. where D. when
24. I don’t know the girl ____ John and his classmates from high school hang out last night.
A. who B. that C. with whom D. with who
25. I’ve been to a lot of tourist attractions, ____ I don’t like.
A. a few of which B. some of what C. most of them D. many of those
26. I ____ an old letter while cleaning my room.
A. came round B. came across C. went ahead D. went into
You are going to read a text about whales. For questions 1 - 5, choose the correct answer A, B, C or D.
Whales are amazing, intelligent mammals that spend their entire life in the ocean. They have streamlined bodies and they
swim by using their large horizontal tails which they move up and down in the water, unlike fish which swim by moving
their tails from left to right. Because whales breathe air, they have to come up to the surface of the sea to take in oxygen.
They blow the old air, together with a great fountain of water, out through a hole in the top of their head. They fill their
lungs with enormous amounts of fresh air before diving down into the sea again. They can stay under water for up to an
hour before they have to come up to the surface to breathe. Whales are so large that they have very few natural enemies
apart from human beings who have hunted them almost to the point of extinction.
Whales are incredibly fast swimmers and the pilot whale, the fastest of all, can swim up to 48 km/h. They are to be found in
all the oceans of the world and they swim thousands of kilometres every year as they migrate enormous distances from the
cold waters of the polar regions to warm tropical seas where the females give birth to a single baby which is known as a
calf. Grey whales make the longest migration of any whale and they travel about 20,000 kilometres every year.
Whales belong to a group of animals called cetaceans (from the Greek word ‘ketos’), which also includes dolphins and
porpoises, and the family contains over 75 different species. Whales themselves can be divided into two groups, whales
with teeth that catch fish and other sea creatures including marine mammals and whales without teeth that live on plankton
and other marine organisms. The toothless whales are much bigger than the whales with teeth and the very biggest whale of
all is the blue whale.
Blue whales are the largest animals ever to have existed on Earth and are bigger than the dinosaurs. They grow to about
25m long and weigh about 109 tonnes. A new-born blue whale calf is about 7.6m long and weighs around 6 tonnes. The
baby stays with its mother for a year or longer and does not become a mature adult until it is about 15. Blue whales can live
for up to 40 years. A blue whale will eat as much as 4100kg of plankton every day during the summer months when food is
plentiful.
Sadly, as a result of hunting, blue whales are an endangered species. The International Whaling Commission gave them
protected status in 1966 although there are some countries, Japan and Norway in particular, which still continue to hunt