BÀI TẬP VẬN DỤNG CAO

UNIT 7

I- Choose the correct form of the word.

1. It is a show of ………………..clips in our town.

A.fun B.funny C.funniest D.funs

2. I like a documentary about the …………………living world.

A.colour B.colourful C.colourless D.colouring

3. My daughter is …………………in ocean fish.

A. interesting B. interested C.interests D.interest

4. She loves cartoon because it is so ………………..

A.entertaining B.entertain C.entertainment D. entertainingly

5. My father is a …………………..He works for VTV1.

A. reportable B. reporter C. reports D. reporting

6. VTV2 is an ……………………television channel in Vietnam.

A.educational B.educationing C. educater D.educates

7. Some of them are programme designers, ……………………, and reporters.

A.productions B.products C. producers D.produce

8. VTV 3 game shows attract a lot of …………………in Vietnam.

A.views B.viewers C.viewing D.viewed

9. The …………………makes us laugh a lot.

A. comedy B. comedians C. comedian D. comedic

10.Last week, we participated in a TV …………………..

A.complete B.competition C.competitive D.competitor

KEY:

1-B 2-B 3-B 4-A 5-B 6-A 7-C 8-B 9-C 10-C
 UNIT 8

I. Choose the word or phrase that needs correcting.

1. A few days ago my father buys a new soccer ball for me.
A B C D
2. What often do you watch this animal programme?
A B C D
3. Doing exercise is good, but doesn’t do too hard.
A B C D
4. These photos of her sister show off hers smooth black hair.

A B C D
5. When are you going to spend your vacation? - In Nha Trang.
A B C D

II-Choose the correct complete sentence using the prompts given.

6. not/ watch/ TV/ until/ midnight!

A. Do not watch TV until midnight!

B. Do not watching TV until midnight!

C. Not watch TV until midnight!

D. Watching TV until midnight is not.

7. Michael/ swimming/ nearly/ every day.

A. Michael goes swimming nearly every day.

B. Michael go swimming nearly every day.

C. Goes Michael swimming nearly every day.

D. Michael is going swimming nearly every day.

8. you/ join in/ the sports competition/ yesterday?

A. Do you join in the sports competition yesterday?

B. You joined the sports competition yesterday?

C. Did you join in the sports competition yesterday?

D. Join in the sports competition yesterday you?

9. That tennis player/ not/ take part/ the tournament/ last week.

A. That tennis player did not take part in the tournament last week.

B. That tennis player not took part in the tournament last week.

C. That tennis player did not take part on the tournament last week.

D. The tennis player did not take part in the tournament last week.

10. The weather there/ be/ hot/ than/ in my place.

A. The weather there be hot than in my place.

B. The weather there is hotter than in my place.

C. The weather there is hot than in my place.

D. The weather there being hotter than in my place.

KEY:
1-C 2-A 3-C 4-D 5-A 6-A 7-A 8-C 9-A 10-B
 UNIT 9
TASK 1 Read the passage. Circle the best answer A, B or C to each of the questions.

Paris is home to hundreds of museums, including the largest museum in the world, the Louvre.
Located on the bank of the Seine, the Louvre Museum covers an area of more than 70,000
square meters. It’s as big as 280 tennis courts. The museum is one of the most recognisable
landmarks of Paris. Each year, millions of people visit the museum. The museum is one of the
reasons that Paris is among the top-visited cities in the world. Following a record number of
visitors in 2019, the museum decided to limit the number of guests to avoid overcrowding.
According to the museum director, he didn’t want more visitors but the museum aimed to
provide a better experience for all.

1. What is the passage mainly about?

A. The city of Paris

B. Museums in Paris

C. The Louvre Museum

2. Where is the museum located?

A. On a river bank

B. On the Seine river

C. Next to a tennis court

3. Which of the following statement is true?

A.There are hundreds of museums in Paris.

B.There are 280 tennis courts in Paris.

C.There are millions of visitors in Paris.

4. According to the passage, why is Paris one of the most visited cities in the world?

A. Because of its hundreds of museums.

B.Because of the Louvre’s annual visitors.

C. Because of Paris’s beauty.

5.Why did the museum limit the number of visitors?

A. Because the museum needed to break the record.

B.Because the museum wanted guests to have a better experience.

C.Because the director dislikes crowded places.

TASK 2: Read the passagE . Circle the best answer A, B or C to each of the questions.

In the heart of the city

Julia Bland, an architecture student, talks about public squares.

Big cities are busy, crowded and full of traffic. City people like to go to parks. It feels like
they’re far away from the traffic and chaos. But there also public squares where they can relax.
Squares aren’t green spaces. In fact, they’re the opposite because they’re usually surrounded
by shops and cafes. However, they’re very important because they’re social spaces. People go
there to meet their friends, have a coffee or maybe see a concert.

A few years ago, I visited China and I went to Xinghai Square in the city of Dalian. I couldn’t
believe the size of the square – it’s 1,760,000 metres squared. Most people in Dalian live in tall
buildings and they need a place where they can be outside. The square is by the sea and there
are amusements parks, shopping malls and museums. It took me hours to walk all the way
around it, but it was a cool experience!

Public spaces have been around for thousands of years. The ancient Greeks called their the
‘Agora’. It was an open area in the most central part of the city where people bought food, did
business and discussed politics. The Romans called their public square the ‘Forum’ and it had
shops, markets and theatres. The ancient sites in Athens and Rome still exist, but they’re full of
tourists now.

Even villages often have a public area where local people can meet. It might be a small square
or an actually grassy area that is known as the ‘village green’ in the UK. Hundreds of years
ago, people took their animals to eat the grass on the green. It was also used to celebrate
important events. If you’re ever in the UK, don’t miss the opportunity to visit one of these
beautiful little villages.

6 What is the purpose of a square?

B. to bring people
A. To replace a park C. To walk around
together

7 How did Julia feel about Xinghai Square?

 A. She enjoyed exploring it on B.She loved people C. She admired the tall
foot. there buildings.

8 What could people do at both the ancient Agora and the Forum?

A. Go shopping B. Talk about politics C. Do exercise

9 In the UK, the village green …

A. is a small square B. has a long history C. has the tall buildings.

10 What is the writer doing in the final paragraph?

B. recommending a
A. describing how people lived
place for visitors to C. working on the village
in the past
see
KEY:

1-C 2-A 3-A 4-B 5-B 6-B 7-A 8-A 9-B 10-B