Exercise 1

1. A. know B. knee C. knife D. keep

2. A. complicated B. discriminated C. displayed D. decided
3. A. upstairs B. fair C. straight D. hair
4. A. area B. weave C. feature D. release
5. A. detest B. prefer C. connect D. decorate
6. A. ethnic B. tradition C. musician D. minority

Exercise 2

1. He arrived _________________ I expected. (early)

2. She can read novel much ________ I can. (quickly)

3. Of the two courses I did, this one is __________________ but more interesting. (hard)

4. We walked _________________ the rest of the people. (slowly)

5. My mother and my sister talked _________________ the other guests. (loudly)

6. The Spanish athlete ran _________________ the other runners. (fast)

7. Jim threw the ball _________________ Peter. (far)

8. We answered all the questions _________________ the other students. (well)

9. Our new teacher explains the exercises _________________ our old teacher. (badly)

10. The new mechanic checked the car _________________ the old mechanic. (thoroughly)

11. Pop music always appealed more to _______ young then _______ old.

12. I often listen to _______ music in my free time.

13. Donald Trump becomes the 45th _______ president of _______ United States on January
20, 2017.

14. We often take _______ exam each semester.

15. There will be _______ interesting movie this weekend.

16. Hoa is _______ most intelligent student in my class.

17. When I was at _______ school, I had to wear _______ uniform.

18. _______ poor and _______ elderly are often left behind when it comes to _______
modern technology.

19. Is there _______ bank near here?

20. If _____________ (the weather/be) beautiful tomorrow, _____________ (we/drive) to

the beach.

21. If _____________ (she/send) the letter now, _____________ (they/receive) it tomorrow.

22. _____________ (Fred/be) angry if (Jack/arrive) late again.

23. _____________ (I/come) to your house if _____________ (I/have) enough time.

24. If _____________ (she/not/pass) this exam, _____________ (she/not/get) the job that she
wants.

25. _____________ (you/learn) a lot if _____________ (you/take) this course.

26. If _____________ (I/get) a ticket, _____________ (I/go) to the cinema.

27. _____________ (I/buy) that machine if _____________ (it/not/cost) too much.

28. _____________ (you/ arrive) on time if _____________ (you/ catch) the taxi.
 29. _____________ (I/go) to the doctor's if _____________ (I/not/feel) better tomorrow.

Exercise 3

1. Teachers hope young learners will not make a bad ________ of using mobile phones too
much

A. practice B. tradition C. custom D. habit

2. _________ Vietnamese children receive lucky money on Tet holiday.

A. tradition B. traditional C. traditionally D. traditionalism

3. These villagers often gather in this ______________ in special cultural events.

A. flat B. villa C. resort D. communal house

4. What a beautiful bamboo house! I’ve heard a lot __________ it, but I can’t imagine how
beautiful it is!

A. from B. about C. on D. that

5. Students prefer modern technology _____________ it can help them learn a more
convenient and comfortable way.

a. as B. because of C. due to D. such as

6. Children in the countryside often spend their free time ___________ the cattle.

A. Herding B. harvesting C. maintaining D. holding

7. I think someone ______talk to the boss. We can’t work extra hours on Saturday

A. have to B. should C. don’t have to D. shouldn’t

8. _______ you study harder, you won’t be able to pass the examination.

A. unless B. because C. if D. how

9. Saint Giong was unable to talk, smile, or walk ____________ he was three years old.

A. if B. because C. while D. even though

10. Tom’s father is ___________ playing badminton to keep fit.

A. into B. in C. on D. about

11. Loot at those students! They always __________ messages to each other with their
smartphones during break time.

A. chat B. talk C. send D. type

12. Hi, Tom! You look so happy! – Hi Mai. I’ve just been to Ha Noi. I had a very ______
holiday!

A. enjoyable B. terrible C. fashionable D. hospitable

Exercise 4

With approximately 2.96 billion users as of 2022, Facebook is undoubtedly one of the favored
social networking sites in the globe. As for students, they use Facebook for different purposes,
including entertainment or academic learning. First, it is a relaxing channel where students tend
to vent their negative thoughts on their school life via a status, share unforgettable memories, or
watch multiple funny clips to relieve stress. Additionally, they can easily connect with those who
have the same interests through Facebook pages where they enjoy reading top comments or
discussing hot topics with each other. Second, Facebook, regarded as the biggest knowledge
platform, enables learners to get access to an array of free materials and even ask for specialized
knowledge from other friendly users. Besides, it’s very convenient for students to create a
Facebook group chat on Facebook Messenger to upload and share lectures, prepare for class
presentations as well as do assignments together.
1. What is the passage mainly about?

A. The drawbacks of Facebook in student’s learning

B. The benefits of Facebook in student’s learning
C. The development of Facebook in student’s learning.

2. What does the word “it” in line 4 mean?

A. Facebook B. Entertainment C. School life

3. According to the passage, where can students find like-minded ones?

A. Facebook messenger
B. Facebook comments
C. Facebook pages

4. Why is Facebook called the biggest knowledge platform?

A. Because students can gain many free learning materials.

B. Because students can enjoy many English videos.
C. Because students can talk to many knowledgeable users there.
 5. Which of the following is NOT the main purpose when students form a learning group
chat?

A. Preparing for class presentations.

B. Venting their negative thoughts on their school life.
C. Upload or share lecturers, as well as do assignments together.

Exercise 5

1. What percentage of Britain's population dream of living in the country?

A. 18%
B. 80%
C. 20%

2. English village communities are often small and

A. close
B. poor
C. unknown

3. Which is village life good for, according to Maggie?

A. Children.
B. People who have money.
C. People who don't have money.
4. People in English villages use private transport
A. a little
B. less
B. more

Exercise: 6

I see your monsters I see your pain

Tell me your problems I’ll chase them away
I’ll be your ______
I’ll make it okay
When I see your monsters
I’ll stand there so brave
And chase them all away

In the ______ we we
We stand apart we we
Never see that the things that we need are staring right at us
You just want to hide hide
Hide never show your smile smile
Stand alone when you need someone it’s the hardest thing of all
That you see are the bad bad
Bad ________ take your time and you’ll find me
I see your monsters I see your pain
Tell me your problems I’ll chase them away
I’ll be your lighthouse I’ll make it okay
When I see your monsters, I’ll stand there so brave
And chase them all away

I could see the sky sky

Sky ________________ tonight night
When you breathe why can’t you see the clouds are in your head
I would stay there there
There’s no need to fear fear
And when you need to talk it out with someone you can ________
What you see are the bad bad
Bad memories take your time and you’ll find me

I see your monsters I see your _______

Tell me your problems I’ll chase them away
I’ll be your lighthouse I’ll make it okay
When I see your ________ I’ll stand there so brave
And chase them all away
I'll chase them all away

You've got the chance to see the _______

Even in the darkest night
And i'll be here like you were for me
So just let me in..

Cause I see your monsters I see your pain

Tell me your problems I’ll chase them away
I’ll be your lighthouse I’ll make it okay
When I see your monsters I’ll stand there so _________
And chase them all away

I see your monsters I see your pain

Tell me your problems I’ll chase them away
I’ll be your lighthouse I’ll make it okay
When I see your monsters I’ll stand there so brave
And ___________ them all away

According to a recent survey by Country Life magazine, about 80 percent of Britain’s population dream of
living in the countryside. In fact the countryside of England today shows the wealth of landowners and
those who can afford to escape the busy and noisy city life.

English village communities are often small and close. They are warm and usually welcoming. Maggie,
who lives in North Yorkshire, says: ‘Village life is wonderful and safe for the kids. There is a great sense of
community here. It is more relaxing and you can’t tell who has money and who doesn’t’. People in the
English countryside use private transport more, and the environment hasn’t been spoilt much.