MODULE 1

LISTENING COMPREHENSION
PART 1:
1. Where is the station?

Take the second on the right

It’s the end of that road

2. Where did the woman put the calculator?

I put in on the desk

Where?
Next to the lamp, I think
No, on the pile of books
3. Where is Helen?

She’s the next to the man in the shorts

Who’s that with her
Her brother I think

4. Which building was hit by lightning?

The storm right over apartment- seemed to

A factory next to be church was hit by light

5. What does the woman want to buy?

I think it would look better with

I need new shoes to go with my shirt
My boots are too old
6. Which picture does the woman decide to send?

I prefer this one- you standing by the front door

This one is nice with the children playing in the bank
garden
7. Which hotel has the man chosen?

It’s got four floors

There’s an outdoor pool
It’s right on the seashore
PART 2
Questions 8 – 13. Choose the correct letter, A, B or C
The Snow Centre
8. Annie recommends that when cross- country skiing, the visitors
should
A . get away from the regular trails.
B . stop to enjoy views of the scenery.
C . go at a slow speed at the beginning.

There are marked trails, but you can also leave these and go
off on your own and that's an experience not to be missed.

9. What does Annie tell the group about this afternoon’s dog-sled trip?
A. Those who want to can take part in a race.
B. Anyone has the chance to drive a team of dogs.
C. One group member will be chosen to lead the trail.

If you want, you can have your own team for the afternoon and
learn how to drive them, following behind our leader on the

10. What does Annie say about the team relay event?
A. All participants receive a medal.
B . The course is 4 km long.
C . Each team is led by a teacher.

There's a medal for everyone who takes part.

11. On the snow-shoe trip, the visitors will
A . visit an old gold mine.
B. learn about unusual flowers.
C. climb to the top of a mountain

You'll head off to Mount Freewer wearing a pair of special

snow shoes which allow you to work on top of the snow.

12. The cost of accommodation in the mountain hut includes

A. a supply of drinking water.
B. transport of visitors’ luggage.
C. cooked meals.

It's got cooking facilities, firewood and water for drinking.

13. If there is a storm while the visitors are in the hut, they should
A. contact the bus driver.
B. wait until the weather improves.
C. use the emergency locator beacon.

In that case, stay in the fur-generally the

stormus don't last long.
PART 3
Questions 14 – 19
14. How is Steve going to go to London
A by bus
Can get cheap train tickets with
B. by car a student travel card.
C. by train
15. How much is a travel card?
A £6 A card for six months is sixteen pounds.
B. £16
C. £60
16. Jan will need
A one photo.
B two photos. one for the card and one for the form.

C. four photos.
17. Photos are less expensive
A. in the photographer’s shop.
I went to a photographer's shop
B. in the library. It was cheaper.
C. in the post office.
18. For the travel card, Jan must
A a letter.
you only need a letter from your college.
B. her passport.
C. her driving licence.
19. Jan can get a travel card from
A. her college. 
you note everything to the tourist office,
B. the travel agent’s. by the travel agent's.
C. the tourist office.
PART 4
Questions 20 – 25
20 This will be the Sanchez family’s first trip to England.
YES
They haven't been to England before.

21 Michael suggests sightseeing in London. YES

They must spend a day in London seeing

the famous places like Buckingham Palace
and the Tower of London.

22 The Sanchez children are teenagers. NO

One's 12, other's 9.

23 Jane has been to the car museum. YES

I found the car museum so boring.

24 Michael thinks everyone enjoys visiting museums. NO

I found the car museum so boring.

25 Jane and Michael have bought tickets for the tennis competition. NO

- Do you think we could still get tickets for the Open

Tennis competition in Bournemouth?
-I'm sure we could, but I wonder if the family like tennis.
 SPEAKING
PART 1:
1. How often do you stay up late?
- I never stay up late because I know that sleeping early is good for my
health.
- Well, I often burn the midnight oil whenever I have final exams or extra
work. It is not really regular bur.
"Burm midnight : thức trắng đêm"
- My favorite habit is watching movies. So, I often spend night-time
enjoying films that why I stay up late every night.
2. Did you stay up late when you wer e a kid?
- Because my parents are very strict ones, so they never let the stay awake
stay up late go to bed late.
"Strict (a): nghiêm khắc"
- Yes sometimes, when my mom wear out for business. I used to stay up to
wait for her coming. I could not sleep without my mom.
"Go out for business: đi công tác"
3. What do you do when you stay up late?
- To be honest, I'm interested in watching movies at night. That's the reason
why I stay up late.
- I only stay up late whenever I prepare for the exams. I always want to try
my best to get hight marks.
PART 2:
Kể về một trang web mà bạn thường
Describe a website you often visit.
xuyên truy cập:
You should say:
- How you found it - Đó là loại trang web gì?
- What it is about - Bạn biết đến trang web đó như thế nào?
- How often you visit it. -Bạn thường xuyên truy cập bao nhiêu lần,
And explain why you often visit it Tại sao đó lại là trang web bạn yêu thích?

- Giới thiệu: Today, I would like to talk about my favorite website./ I would
like to talk about a website that I usually access to.
- Facebook/ Instagram....is a popular website that attracts a lot of people all
over the world including me.
- I must say that I am addicted to accessing facebook so I visit that website
many times a day. This is a virtual place that connect people in spite of
distance. I can keep in touch with my child hood friend, for example,
although he now lives abroad. We can chat everyday and share everything in
life. That's briliant!
-More than that, sometimes. I can share my feelings to everyone by updating
some silly thinking on the virtual wall and even show off some pictures that
get a lot of comments from my friends. It means that, for me, facebook is a
second home where I can do whatever I want.
- Sometimes, facebook might be an useful studying tool. For example, I can
join in some self-study groups or educational forums where everyone shares
a lot of teclaniques and materials. And I can practise and apply in my subject.
I found that extremely interesting.
-Yes, once again I really enjoy surfing facebook and maybe I can't live
without it.
PART 3:
1. What are the most popular applications in Vietnam?
- Maybe zalo/ facebook/ instar/ tiktok are some applications that are used
widely in Vietnam. Almost all people, I mean both the elders or the
youngsters, have the mobile applications on their mobile phone.
- I think in Vietnam facebook is the most popular network platform
because of some reasons like: connecting friends, updating news very fast
or being used by many netizens over the world, for examples.
2. Where do you get your news from?
- For the young like me. I think laternet is an indispensable tool to search
information and get news. We have daily updated websites and social
network platforms that provide a wide rang of news everyday.
- Although most people today get news frora online websites or platformas,
I prefer a traditional way. And my habit is reading newspaper every
morning, to update daily news
3. Is the library still necessary?
Yes of course. Library is realivinecessary for everyone. It not only provides
the enrich source of books but is also a way to maintain the reading culture.
I think that we should have paline library only. With a click of mouse, we
can search any information we want on the Internet. And so we con nite
use of the library to become children's playground.
4. What are the most popular and least popular apps in Vietnam?
- The most popular app include
+ Social media apps such as Fb, Tiktok, Zalo,..
+ Shopping apps: Shopee, Lazada, Tiki,..
+ Office apps: Gmail, office,..
- The least popular apps: fitness apps, some gaming apps,...
5. Why do people like to read the news on the Internet instead of
getting it from TV?
I think online news is much more suited to the need of the reader.
It’s also more interactive because you can look for the kind of news you
want and then read it. With TV news, you don’t have a choice and will
have to wait until the news you are interested in come along
6. What are the differences between old people and young people
when they use the Internet?
Young people get used to the internet mush faster. They understand the
technology they use more quickly. Old people on the other hand, is slow a
adapt. They struggle to understand the internet how it works. Also, they
tend to type more slowly and have difficulty reading on a screen.
 READING COMPREHENSION
PART 1

Questions 1-5.

1. John's broken this plate. A. That's very good.

B. Here you are.
C. It doesn't matter.
2. Is this your watch? A. It's three o'clock.
B. I think it's Dave's.
C. I'm sorry I'm late.
3. Can I have a sandwich? A. Yes, that's right.
B. Yes, it is.
C. Yes, of course.
4. How many people were in the café? A. Not much.
B. A few.
C. A little.
5. We're from London. A. Yes, please.
B. How interesting.

C. Not at all.
 PART 2
Questions 6-10.

Whose textbook does Natalie want to

borrow? A. Ken's
B. Maria's
6 C. Francesco's

A. This car park is for employees only.

B. Users must lock the car park after leaving.
C. People can park here while they are at work.
7

A. The basketball team only wants to see

experienced players.
B. There aren't enough team members available
on Friday.
8
C. The Barton College team will visit the gym
later today.
A. A ticket is not necessary for Sunday evening.
B. You must book tickets for Sunday in advance.
C. All Sunday evening tickets are already sold.
9

A. Giacomo can collect Charlotte from the

airport tomorrow afternoon.
10 B. Giacomo will be able to see Charlotte early
tomorrow morning.
C. Charlotte needs to arrive in time for
Giacomo's meeting tomorrow.
Par t 3. Read the text and questions 11-15.
A month ago I had no idea that on a Saturday afternoon in November
I'd be hanging 30 metres above the ground and enjoying it. Now I looked
down at the river far below me, and realised why people love
rock-climbing.
My friend Matt and I had arrived at the Activity Centre on Friday
evening. The accommodation wasn't wonderful, but we had everything we
needed (beds, blankets, food), and we were pleased to be out of the city and
in the fresh air.
On Saturday morning we met the other ten members of our group.
Cameron had come along with two friends, Kevin and Simon, while sisters
Carole and Lynn had come with Amanda. We had come from various
places and none of us knew the area.
We knew we were going to spend the weekend outdoors, but none of
us was sure exactly how. Half of us spent the morning caving while the
others went rock- climbing and then we changed at lunchtime. Matt and I
went to the caves first. Climbing out was harder than going in, but after a
good deal of pushing, we were out at last — covered in mud but pleased
and excited by what we'd done.
11. What is the wr iter tr ying to do in the text?
A. say how she spent some free time
B. describe some people she met
C. explain how to do certain outdoor sports
D. advertise the Activity Centre
12. What can the r eader lear n fr om the text?
A. how to apply for a place at the Centre
B. what sort of activities you can experience at the Centre
C. when to depend on other people at the Centre
D. which time of year is best to attend the Centre
13 How do you think the wr iter might descr ibe her weekend?
A. unpleasant B. relaxing C. frightening D. interesting
14 What do we lear n about the gr oup?
A. Some of them had been there before.
B. They had already chosen their preferred activities.
C. Some of them already knew each other.
D. They came from the same city.

15. Which of the following adver tisements descr ibes the Activity
Centr e?
A. ACTIVITY CENTRE
Set in beautiful countryside. You can spend the day doing outdoor activities
and we will find your accommodation with a local family.
B. ACTIVITY CENTRE
Set in beautiful countryside. Accommodation and meals provided. Make up
your own timetable- choose from a variety of activities (horse-riding,
fishing, hillwalking, sailing, mountainbiking).
C. ACTIVITY CENTRE
Set in beautiful countryside. Enjoy the luxury of our accommodation — each
room has its own bathroom. Work with a group, or have individual teaching.
D. ACTIVITY CENTRE
Set in beautiful countryside. Accommodation provided. Work with a
group — we show you a range of outdoor activities that you didn't realise
you could do!
Part 4. Read the text below and choose the correct answer for each space.
THE FIRST WOMAN SCIENTIST
Hypatia was born in Alexandria, in Egypt, in 370 A.D. For many
centuries she was(16)……… only woman scientist to have a place in the
history books.
Hypatia's father was director of Alexandria University, and he
(17) ………sure his daughter had the best education available. This was
unusual, as most women then had few (18) ………to study.
After studying in Athens and Rome, Hypatia returned to Alexandria
(19) ……… she began teaching mathematics. She soon became famous
(20) ……… her knowledge of new ideas.
We have no copies of her books, (21) ……… we know that she wrote
several important mathematical works. Hypatia was also interested in
technology and (22) ……… several scientific tools to help with her work.
At the (23) ……… many rulers were afraid of science, and
(24) ……… connected with it was in danger. One day in March 415,
Hypatia
(25) ……… attacked in the street and killed.

16. A one B. the C. a D.an

17. A. could B. made C. said D. put
18. A. classes B. customs C. opportunities D. teachers
19. A. which B. how C. there D. where
20. A. in B. by C. from D. for
21. A. but B. because C. or D. as
22. A. did B. experimented C. invented D. learnt
23. A. year B. period C. time D. day
24. A. anyone B. nobody C. all D.something
25. A. had B. was C. has D. is
 WRITING
PART 1: Writing a letter
You are Peter. Write a letter to your pen friend, Linda in about 120 words
to tell him/her about a website you often visit, including information
about:
- How you found it
- What it is about,
- How often you visit it;
And explain why you often visit it.

Dear Linda,
I hope you're doing well.
I wanted to share with you a website. I often use called
"EnglishPractice.com". I came across it while searching for
resources to help my students improve their English skills. This
website offers a variety of exercises and activities to practice
grammar, vocabulary, listening, and reading comprehension. I
visit it regularly, about two to tlarve tisses a week, to find new
materials for my lessons and to reconanend to my students for
extra practice. It's really helpful and easy to navigate.
I think you'd find it usefull too, especially if you're looking to
brush up on your English skills or belp someone else with their
learning.
Take care,
Peter
PART 2: Writing a short essay
Write an essay about 150 words to express your opinions on the following
question:
Do you prefer to live in a nuclear family or an extended family?

In my opinion, both nuclear and extended families have their own

advantages and disadvantages, and which one is better depends on
personal preferences and circumstances.

Living in a nuclear family, consisting of parents and children, offers

privacy and independence. Decision-making is usually faster and
easier, and conflicts may be resolved more quickly. However, it can
sometimes feel lonely, especially if family members are busy with their
own lives.

On the other hand, living in an extended family, which includes

grandparents, aunts, uncies, and cousins, provides a strong support
system. There is always someone to turn to for help or advice, and
family bonds are often stronger, However, it can also lead to conflicts
and disagreements due to different personalities and lifestyles.

Personally, I prefer the flexibility and privacy of a nuclear family. I

appreciate having my own space and making decisions independently.
However, I value the importance of family connections and believe that
staying close to extended family members is essential for maintaining
relationships and cultural traditions.

In short, whether to live in a nudear or nudear or extended family

depends on individual circumstances and preferences.