BTAp từng unit TA6 -Global Success (Tập 1)
BTAp từng unit TA6 -Global Success (Tập 1)
Tiếng anh kinh doanh (Trường Đại học Kinh tế, Đại học Đà Nẵng)
/a:/ /ʌ/
II. Choose the word whose underlined port is pronounced differently from the others.
1. A. computer B. compass C. fun D. month
2. A. card B. farm C. art D. share
3. A. eat B. breakfast C. teach D. seat
4. A. grammar B. calendar C. father D. calculator
5. A. lunch B. watch C. school D. chess
B. VOCABULARY
I. Put the words into the correct group.
calculator father football textbook mother English school bag maths
teacher physics judo rubber student history chess compass basketball
friend ruler science classmate badminton pencil case Vietnamese
1. People:___________________________________________________________________
2. Sports and games:__________________________________________________________
3. School subjects:____________________________________________________________
4. School things:______________________________________________________________
C. GRAMMAR
I. Complete the sentences using the present simple.
1. He usually _______ (go) to school on time.
2. _______ (Ms. Lucy, teach) English in your school?
D. SPEAKING
I. Match the sentences.
1. What do you do after school? a. Yes, Mum.
2. I am John. Nice to meet you. b. Maths.
3. Do you wear uniform at school? c. Oh, wonderful.
4. You can use my calculator. d. I am Mary. Nice to meet you, too.
5. How do you go to school? e. Yes, I do.
6. Does Mary live near her school? f. By bus.
7. How is your first day at school? g. Thanks so much.
8. What is your favourite subject at school? h. No, she doesn’t.
9. Put on your shoes, and let’s go. i. I practise judo.
10. Where are they playing football? j. In the playground.
II. Put the sentences in the correct order to make a conversation.
___ Hi, Mai. Are you ready?
___ How beautiful! It's such a great present.
___ Yes, it is. It’s my father’s present for the new school year.
___ Thanks, Mai. Is that your new bag?
___ Yes, just a minute. Oh, you’re wearing the new uniform. You look smart, Lien!
1 Hi, Lien.
___ Thank you. Let me put on my uniform. Then we can go to school.
___ Sure, Mai.
E. READING
I. Read the passage and answer the questions.
A primary school, or an elementary school, is a school for children between the ages of about
six and twelve. It comes after preschool. When children finish learning at primary school, they go to
secondary school.
In the United Kingdom, a primary school usually comprises a nursery and the first seven years
of a child’s full-time learning. In Australia and the United States, primary school begins with
kindergarten. It lasts for six years, usually until the fifth or sixth grade.
In Singapore, primary school refers to those students who are normally between the ages of 7
to 12. Primary School is classified as Pl to P6 for Primary 1 to Primary 6 respectively. At the end of
P6, students sit for a national level Primary School Leaving Exam (PSLE) which is used for placement
into Secondary School. Prior to Primary School, pupils attend Kindergarten School for 2 years.
1. What is a primary school?
3. Where does a primary school comprises a nursery and the first seven years of a child’s full-time
learning?
6. When do the students in Singapore sit for a national level Primary School Leaving Exam?
A lesson in school is a planned period of time for (1) _______ . It involves one or more students
being taught by a teacher. A lesson may be either one section of a textbook or a short period of
time during which learners are taught about a (2) _______ or taught how to perform an activity.
Lessons are generally taught in a (3) _______ but may instead take place in a situated learning
environment.
Also, a lesson means a learner learning something he did not (4) _______ before. Such a lesson
can be either planned or accidental, (5) _______ or painful. The slang phrase “to teach someone a
lesson”, means to punish or scold a person for a mistake they have made to make sure that he does
not make the same mistake (6) _______ .
F. WRITING
7. I forget to turn off the lights before leaving the room. (sometimes)
UNIT 2
MY HOUSE
A. PHONETICS
I. Put the words into the correct column according to the pronunciation of ending sound.
chairs flats floors roofs rooms
toilets shops posters desks doorsteps
kitchens clocks walls lamps wardrobes
/s/ /z/
II. Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from the others.
1. A. tables B. lights C. villas D. windows
2. A. suburbs B. books C. streets D. safes
3. A. markets B. camps C. schools D. parks
4. A. gardens B. beds C. parents D. halls
5. A. drawers B. sofas C. photos D. attics
B. VOCABULARY
I. Put the words into the correct groups.
apartment attic country house picture stilt house bathroom cupboard
bedroom bookshelf town house vase villa table kitchen hall chair
living room sofa toilet wardrobe
C. GRAMMAR
I. Choose the correct answer.
1. This is my (grandparents’/ grandparents’s) country house.
4. The living room of their house is _______ the dining room. (between/ next to)
5. I can’t watch TV because my brother is standing _______ me. (behind/ in front of)
6. There is a wall _______ the bathroom and the bedroom. (next to/ between)
7. You can’t see the window because it is _______ the curtains. (behind/ under)
8. Can you put some pillows _______ the bed, please? (on/ in)
V. Choose the best answer to complete the sentences.
1. Ms. Jennifer is _______ work now.
A. on B. next to C. at D. in
2. Is Steven still _______ bed with flu?
A. at B. in C. on D. under
3. He hangs his coat _______ the door.
A. in B. between C. at D. behind
4. The puppy is hiding _______ the bed.
A. under B. in front of C. between D. at
5. You can find the dictionary _______ that bookshelf.
A. at B. on C. in D. under
6. Julia has to wear braces _______ her teeth.
A. in front of B. in C. next to D. on
7. I can’t see the screen because of the person _______ me.
A. behind B. in front of C. at D. in
8. Fred is standing _______ the window over there.
A. between B. in C. at D. on
9. The Jeffersons had a picnic _______ the river.
A. on B. in C. under D. next to
10. Tiffany is sleeping _______ her mum and dad.
A. between B. under C. at D. in
VI. Choose the word or phrase that needs correcting.
1. The student favourite subject is science.
A B C D
2. Samuel and Anna’s flower garden are really big.
A B C D
3. I stays with my dad, my mum and my older brother.
A B C D
4. He lives in a small town behind Liverpool and Manchester.
AB C D
D. SPEAKING
I. Answer the questions. Use the word(s) in brackets.
1. Where do you live, Brian? (near the city centre)
4. Who does Emily live with? (her parents and her younger brother)
E. READING
I. Read the passage and decide whether the statements are TRUE or FALSE.
A house is a building that is made for people to live in. It is not a place that can be easily packed
up and carried away like a tent or moved like a caravan. If people live in the same house for more
than a short stay, then they call it their “home”.
Houses have many different shapes and sizes. They may be as small as just one room, or they
may have hundreds of rooms. They also come in many different shapes and may have just one level
or several different levels. A big building with lots of levels and apartments is called “a block of
flats” or an apartment block.
Houses have a roof to keep off the rain and sun, and walls to keep out the wind and cold. They
have window openings to let in light, and a floor. Houses of different countries look different to
each other, because of different materials and styles.
1. A house is not easily to be packed up and carried away like a tent. _________
2. If people live in the same house for a short stay, they call it their “home”. _________
3. Small houses and big houses have the same number of rooms. _________
4. A block of flats is a big building with lots of levels and apartments. _________
5. Both houses and apartment blocks may have different levels. _________
6. Houses have a roof to keep off the rain, sun, wind, and cold. _________
II. Fill in each blank with a word in the box.
The place you live in is your home, whether it’s a house with four (1) _______ and a roof, a flat
that’s part of a larger building or a caravan on wheels that can (2) _______ around. The homes in
your city, town or (3) _______ may look different from yours - this could be because they were built
at a different time, and from different materials.
Homes have changed over the centuries (4) _______ the way we live has changed during that
time. For example, we don’t all live in one room (5) _______ our horses and cows anymore like the
way that the Iron Age Celts did, and it’s more common to have (6) _______ inside our homes now
instead of at the back of the garden like the Victorians in Britain did in the 19th century.
F. WRITING
I. Rearrange the words to make meaningful sentences.
1. is/ big wardrobe/ my sister’s bedroom/ There/ a/ in
2. on/ not/ pillows/ There/ the bed/ the guest room/ in/ any/ are
5. the living room,/ red carpet/ is/ there/ In/ the floor/ on/ a
II. Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first one.
1. The small house does not have a basement.
There isn’t___________________________________________________________________
2. Kelvin is standing in front of Natalia.
Natalia is standing____________________________________________________________
3. I have a desktop and a bookcase in my bedroom.
There is_____________________________________________________________________
4. There are three ceiling fans in our classroom.
Our classroom has____________________________________________________________
5. They have two cookers in the kitchen.
There are___________________________________________________________________
6. There aren’t a lot of people on the bus.
The bus doesn’t______________________________________________________________
7. Does your new apartment have many rooms?
Are there___________________________________________________________________ ?
8. Let's put those new chairs in the dining room.
How about__________________________________________________________________ ?
UNIT 3
MY FRIENDS
A. PHONETICS
I. Put the words into the correct column.
best play picnic boring patient
chubby pencil blonde band elbow
ponytail biscuit yearbook pretty sporty
/b/ /p/
II. Fill in the blanks with "b" or "p" to complete the words.
1. Jenny doesn’t have __ lack hair and __ rown eyes.
2. This is a __ icture of my friends at the __ arty.
3. I’m going to the foot __ all clu __ with my __ rother.
4. Can you __ ass me the __ iscuits __ lease?
5. I usually go on a __ icnic with my __ arents.
B. VOCABULARY
I. Choose the correct word in brackets to complete the sentences.
1. Tomorrow morning I’m having a _______ out at the dentist’s. (teeth/ tooth)
2. Jane wears a beautiful necklace around her _______ . (nose/ neck)
3. You must move your arms and _______ when swimming. (legs/ ears)
4. Helena has a round _______ with a high forehead, (face/ cheeks)
5. Please don’t speak when you have food in your _______ . (lips/ mouth)
6. I raise my _______ up to ask the teacher a question, (hands/ hand)
7. William has a small red spot above his right _______ . (eye/ eyes)
8. On seeing me, my dog wagged its _______ excitedly. (nail/ tail)
9. My _______ are hurt after a long walk to school. (feet/ foot)
10. Amanda has red _______ , so I can recognise her easily. (fur/ hair)
II. Choose the best answer to complete the sentences.
C. GRAMMAR
I. Choose the correct word(s) in brackets to complete the sentences.
1. She _______ often busy on Mondays, (is/ has)
2. Julia _______ a round face and blue eyes, (have/ has)
3. Henry _______ creative and clever, (doesn’t have/ isn’t)
4. They _______ brown eyes and black hair, (are/ have)
5. _______ always kind and funny in class? (Do you have/ Are you)
6. The twins both _______ green eyes and fair skin, (are/ have)
7. Alex and Beck _______ tall but good-looking, (aren’t/ isn’t)
8. _______ blonde hair and big eyes? (Is James/ Does James have)
9. I _______ dark skin and curly hair, (don’t have/ am not)
10. Betty _______ chubby cheeks and white skin, (has/ is)
II. Write the correct form of the verbs in brackets in the present continuous.
A. are ... starting B. do ... start C. are ... start D. do ... starting
8. I _______ reading comic books in free time.
A. am liking B. like C. liking D. likes
9. Isabella _______ Literature on Wednesdays and Fridays.
A. don’t study B. doesn’t studies C. isn’t studying D. doesn’t study
10. Nicholas _______ to Da Nang on tonight’s flight.
A. are flying B. is flying C. flies D. fly
V. Choose the word or phrase that needs correcting.
1. He is a round face, a big nose, and short hair.
A B C D
2. She doesn’t very tall, but she’s pretty cute.
A B C D
3. What colour are her eyes have? - They’re blue.
A B C D
4. He wears glasses and he has very funny.
A B C D
5. This Sunday I do the gardening with my mum.
A B C D
D. SPEAKING
I. Match the sentences.
1. We are working on our school project. a. No, she doesn’t.
2. Does she have a round face? b. OK. Bye!
3. It’s time to go home. See you later! c. Yes. She talks a lot.
4. Where does Brian come from? d. Green eyes? Where is she from?
5. My classmate has green eyes. e. Her name is Sylvie.
6. What is your best friend’s name? f. Yes, she is.
7. What does he look like? g. He is not very tall.
8. Is Olivia friendly and funny? h. Oh, I’m sorry. I can’t.
9. Would you like to join my party? i. What is it about?
10. Lauren is kind but talkative. j. He comes from England.
II. Complete the conversation. Use the sentences in the box.
E. READING
I. Read the passage and choose the best answers to the questions.
There is a newcomer in our class. Her name is Daisy. She is tall with curly, blonde hair. She has
big blue eyes. I like her charming smile very much.
Although she is a newcomer, she makes friends with other students easily because she is
friendly, easy-going, and sociable. Most of the classmates like her. During the lessons, Daisy rarely
talks when the teacher explains something. In class, she is hard-working and does all exercises.
When we work in groups, she is energetic, helpful and active. She always makes everything exciting.
Daisy’s house is far away from school, so she stays in the campus. After class, she takes part in
a sports club of the school. She is sporty and can play volleyball well.
She enjoys reading books, going out with friends, listening to music, and hiking. She tells me
she would like to become a tour guide and she also wants to travel to many other places in the
world.
1. What is Daisy’s appearance?
A. She is tall with straight blonde hair.
B. She is tall and she has blue eyes.
C. She is short with curly blonde hair.
D. She is short and she has brown eyes.
2. Why does she make friends with other students easily?
A. Because she is talkative.
B. Because she is funny and clever.
C. Because she is unfriendly and shy.
D. Because she is friendly, easy-going, and sociable.
3. When working in groups, Daisy _______.
A. is hard-working and does all exercises
B. does all exercises and makes everything exciting
C. is energetic, helpful and active
D. is helpful but she rarely talks
4. Daisy is not interested in _______.
A. playing football B. listening to music
C. reading books D. going out with friends
5. Which of the following statements is NOT true about Daisy?
A. During the lessons, she talks when the teacher explains something.
B. She joins the school sports club after class.
C. She stays in the campus because her house is far away from school.
D. She wants to become a tour guide and travel to many places.
II. Fill in each blank with a word in the box.
A friend is a person that someone likes or (1) _______. People who are friends talk to each
other and spend time together. They also help each other when they are in trouble (2) _______ are
hurt. Friends are people that can be looked up to and trusted. Sometimes people can’t share their
secrets with their parents, but they share them with their friends. Usually, friends have (3) _______
interests. A friend is one who admires a person’s skill and helps or encourages them to make the
right choices and do not get into any trouble at all.
Friendship is both good and (4) _______ . Humans cannot live all alone. We are social beings.
We need someone to share our joys and (5) _______ . Generally, it is only people of similar age,
character, background, mentality, etc., who can understand us and our problems. Friends are
needed for support and for (6) _______ .
F. WRITING
I. Rearrange the words to make meaningful sentences.
1. an/ My best friend/ active/ is/ person
6. you/ join/ us/ like/ the/ to/ with/ Would/ summer camp?
7. is/ basketball/ plays/ sporty/ and/ Owen/ well
II. Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first one.
1. Her hair is long and curly.
Her hair isn’t_________________________________________________________________
2. His eyes are big and blue.
He has______________________________________________________________________
3. Do you want to join our judo club?
Would you__________________________________________________________________ ?
4. My friends are very honest.
I have______________________________________________________________________
5. He likes this book best.
This is______________________________________________________________________
6. She has chubby and rosy cheeks.
Her cheeks__________________________________________________________________
REVIEW 1
I. Fill in the blanks with “b” or “p” to complete the words.
1. I’ll go and __ uy a __ air of shoes.
2. He __ acked a few things into a __ ag.
3. The __ ictures are in __ lack and white.
4. There are two __ assengers in the us.
5. She gave me a __ resent on my __ irthday.
II. Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from the others.
1. A. uniforms B. classmates C. desks D. lamps
2. A. fun B. study C. compass D. homework
3. A. lessons B. shoes C. cheeks D. friends
4. A. car B. mark C. wardrobe D. start
5. A. subjects B. rulers C. pencils D. eyes
III. Complete the sentences with the correct words in the box.
light compass blonde drawers board lunch maths friendly house round
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to see the world (1) _______ the eyes of a
stranger? To see what they think and how life must feel for them? How different or (2) _______ are
you? Being a pen pal is essentially just that. Pen pals are sets of people who regularly write to each
other, primarily via postal mail or email. They don’t usually have a well-established (3) _______ in
person and so are, most of the time, strangers. They share their thoughts and (4) _______ with
each other and often develop lifelong friendships. For some individuals the fun of having pen pals
often lies in the fact that the letters are handwritten, therefore snail mail is their preferred way of
communicating, while for others the modernity of (5) _______ interaction is a better fit. Regardless
of the preferred mode, having a pen pal is super fun and (6) _______ .
XIV. Read the passage and answer the questions.
Education is an important part of British life. There are hundreds of schools, colleges and
universities in England, including some of the most famous in the world.
Education is free and compulsory for all children between the ages of 5 - 16. Some children are
educated at home rather than in school.
Children’s education in England is normally divided into two separate stages. They begin with
primary education at the age of five and this usually lasts until they are eleven. Then they move to
secondary school, there they stay until they reach sixteen, seventeen or eighteen years of age.
Teachers in primary schools (4-11 years old) are always addressed by their surname by parents
and pupils alike, always Mr., Mrs. or Miss Smith... In secondary schools (11 - 16 years), teachers are
usually addressed as Miss or Sir.
1. How many schools, colleges and universities are there in Britain?
2. Is education free and compulsory for all children between the ages of 5 - 16?
6. are/ some books/ on/ next to/ There/ the desk/ my chair
8. attend/ with/ Would/ like/ to/ you/ birthday party/ Mai’s/ me?
XVI. Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first one.
1. There are about 20 classrooms in my international school.
My international school________________________________________________________
2. The dishwasher is on the left of the cupboard, and the fridge is on the right.
The cupboard________________________________________________________________
3. How about having a picnic at the park this weekend?
Let's_______________________________________________________________________
4. She has soft hands and slim fingers.
Her hands___________________________________________________________________
5. There is a lot of vitamin C in oranges.
Oranges____________________________________________________________________
6. The table is in front of the sofa.
The sofa____________________________________________________________________
7. The room doesn’t have any windows.
There aren't_________________________________________________________________
8. His body is strong and sporty.
He_________________________________________________________________________
UNIT 4:
MY NEIGHBOURHOOD
A. PHONETICS
I. Put the words into the correct column.
busy peaceful beach leave gym
excited city street cathedral fantastic
police people cheap noisy historic
/i/ /i:/
II. Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from the others.
1. A. historic B. wide C. public D. hospital
2. A. centre B. city C. convenient D. cinema
3. A. expensive B. example C. exciting D. exercise
4. A. beautiful B. beach C. cheap D. peaceful
5. A. tree B. street C. week D. coffee
B. VOCABULARY
I. Choose the best answer to complete the sentences.
1. A _______ is a place for worshipping.
A. square B. temple C. market D. palace
2. Green Hotel? Go to the end of the road. It’s on your _______.
A. direction B. leg C. turn D. left
3. The air in that area is _______ with smoke from factories.
A. terrible B. fresh C. polluted D. boring
4. Could you please tell me the _______ to the post office?
A. road B. way C. street D. path
5. Vehicles are moving fast. It’s dangerous to _______ the street now.
A. run B. build C. walk D. cross
6. London is _______. You have to earn a lot of money to live there.
C. GRAMMAR
I. Choose the correct answer.
1. Lucy is smart, but Carol is (smarter/ more smart) than her.
2. It’s too hot! Today is even (hoter/ hotter) than yesterday.
3. Cities are always (moderner/ more modern) than rural areas.
4. Which city is (more historic/ more historic than), Hue or Hoi An?
5. The downtown is (exciter/ more exciting) than suburbs.
6. This film is (more interesting/ interesting more) than that film.
7. The streets are very (wetter/ wet) after a heavy rain.
8. Which one is (gooder/ better), a house or an apartment?
9. Motorbike is (more popular/ popularer) than car in my place.
10. His school is only a (small/ smaller) school near the hill.
II. Make comparisons using the adjectives in brackets.
E. READING
I. Read the passage and choose the best answers to the questions.
London is the capital city of the United Kingdom. There are a lot of cars in the city. People
go everywhere by car, so traffic in the city centre is heavier than that in the suburbs. It is harder to
find a place to park a car than to do it in other areas. The public means of transport is cheaper than
cars but the Londoners prefer their own cars. Moreover, there are more and more tourists and
visitors coming to London for sightseeing or shopping. At weekends, the streets are noisier and
busier than they are on weekdays. Now, traffic jams are worse than ever before.
Although the living cost in the suburbs and the countryside is cheaper than that in the city
centre, most young people prefer living in the city centre. London is richer than other cities in the
United Kingdom, but it is more polluted because of the city Industry, vehicles, and plenty of people.
1. How is the traffic in London?
A. Traffic in the city centre is better than before.
B. Traffic in the suburbs is better than before.
C. Traffic in the city centre is heavier than that in the suburbs.
D. Traffic in the suburbs is heavier than that in the city centre.
2. People in London prefer to go around _______.
A. by their own cars
B. by public means of transport
C. by both their own cars and public means of transport
D. by any vehicles
3. How are the streets in London at weekends?
A. There is less traffic. B. The streets are noisier.
C. Traffic jams are better. D. The traffic is not heavier.
4. The living cost in the city centre is _______.
A. cheaper than that in the suburbs and the countryside
B. not expensive but people like to live in the suburbs and the countryside
C. not cheap so more people want to leave for the suburbs and the countryside
D. more expensive than that in the suburbs and the countryside
5. According to the passage, what is NOT true about London?
A. London’s public means of transport is more expensive than cars.
B. There are a lot of people in the city centre, especially at weekends.
C. More and more people come to London for sightseeing.
D. London is richer than other cities in the United Kingdom.
II. Fill in each blank with a word in the box.
8. me/ you/ Can/ the/ to/ tell/ way/ Ben Thanh Market?
II. Combine the two sentences using the comparative form of the adjectives in brackets.
Ex: My city has about 10 million people. Your city has about 8 million people. (crowded)
=> My city is more crowded than your city.
1. Her mother is 37 years old. Her father is 38 years old. (old)
2. A hotel room costs $20 a night. A guest house room costs $15 a night. (cheap)
4. This valley is about 300m deep. That valley is about 310m deep. (deep)
6. The office block has 33 floors. The shopping mall has 15 floors. (tall)
7. My house is 3km from school. His house is 5km from school. (far)
UNIT 5
NATURAL WONDERS OF VIET NAM
A. PHONETICS
I. Put the words into the correct column.
boat island tent forest wonder
guide visit holiday climate road
boot sand waterfall drive hotel
/t/ /d/
II. Fill in the blanks with “t” or “d” to complete the words.
1. The village lies behin the moun __ ain.
2. Should we __ rive or travel on foo __ ?
3. The sun’s hea __ vaporises the wa __ er of the ocean.
4. The amusemen __ park is built aroun a man-ma __ e lake.
5. Our __ our inclu __ es a visi __ to the san __ unes.
B. VOCABULARY
I. Match each word with its definition.
1. mountain a. a large area of land that is thickly covered with trees
2. river b. a very high hill, often with rocks or snow near the top
3. waterfall c. a large pool of water that is surrounded by land
4. forest d. a large area of land that has very little water and very few plants growing on
it, often covered with sand.
5. cave e. a piece of land that is completely surrounded by water
6. desert f. an area of sand or small stones beside the sea or a lake
7. lake g. an area of low land between hills or mountains, often with a river flowing
through it
h. a large hole in the side of a hill or under the ground
8. beach
C. GRAMMAR
I. Write C next to countable nouns and UC next to uncountable nouns.
1. beach _______ , lake _______
2. soil _______ , water _______
3. river _______ , stream _______
4. mountain _______ , forest _______
5. knowledge _______ , information _______
6. plaster _______ , suncream _______
7. park _______ , museum _______
D. SPEAKING
I. Write the questions for the underlined words.
1. They are spending their evening on the beach.
7. A lot of people join the trip to Cuc Phuong National Park every month.
E. READING
I. Read the passage and answer the questions.
Boasting picturesque landscapes from the north to the south, Viet Nam is home to the
world’s largest cave - Son Doong. Son Doong Cave is located in Phong Nha - Ke Bang National Park,
Quang Binh province. The cave contains a 5-km tunnel which can reach a height of 250 metres and
a width of 200 metres. The main cave is large enough to house a 40-floor skyscraper. It’s quite
surprising that the first to discover this cave was a local farmer in 1990, but it took almost two more
decades for Son Doong to be rediscovered. The team of locals and British explorers found the
whole impressive ecosystem with a set of caves, tunnels, beaches, lakes and rivers in 2009.
Now Son Doong is one of the world’s greatest natural wonders, along with the Grand
Canyon, Victoria Falls, Mount Everest, etc. The first guided tours to the safe part of the cave started
in 2013. Adventurous travellers can book a trip to explore the magnificent ecosystem and sleep in
unique campsites at this mysterious cave.
1. Where is Son Doong Cave located?
5. When did the British explorers find the whole impressive ecosystem?
Lak Lake's name evokes curiosity and charm for visitors that wish to explore this wild beauty.
In addition to the (1) _______ beauty and fresh air, adventure elephant riding and taking one-piece
timber boat (2) _______ Lak Lake make this place become an indispensable (3) _______ for tours to
Dak Lak and the Central Highlands. Lak Lake is a beautiful landscape of the Central Highlands. It is
both a source of fish and a gigantic freshwater reservoir supplying water to hundreds of hectares of
rice (4) _______ , and also makes the climate here cooler. This is a natural lake with the greatest
depth which is (5) _______ than T’nung Lake in Gia Lai province. Lak Lake is 5 km wide, adopted
with Krong Ana River. The water always looks deep and blue. The lake is surrounded by high (6)
_______ making its water appear calm; and having the vast primeval forests with abundant flora
and fauna.
E. WRITING
I. Rearrange the words to make meaningful sentences.
1. a lot of/ Ha Long Bay/ islands/ has/ marvelous
3. Phu Quoc City/ There/ in/ lots of/ tourist destinations/ are
6. fishing villages/ can/ Tourists/ visit/ there/ and national parks/ many
II. Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first one.
1. Don’t drop litter at public places or natural landscapes.
You mustn’t_________________________________________________________________
2. The waterfall is really amazing.
What_______________________________________________________________________ !
3. Nha Trang City is bigger than Phan Thiet City.
Phan Thiet City is_____________________________________________________________
4. They don’t allow tourists to cross the desert alone.
Tourists mustn’t______________________________________________________________
5. It’s necessary for travellers to make a reservation.
Travellers must_______________________________________________________________
6. There are life vests for all the passengers on this cruise ship.
They have___________________________________________________________________
7. Their rule is wearing a swimsuit in the pool.
People must_________________________________________________________________
8. Not many people can book a trip to explore the cave.
Only a______________________________________________________________________
UNIT 6:
OUR TET HOLIDAY
A. PHONETICS
I. Put the words into the correct column.
shrimp rice shopping celebrate rooster
decoration share spring tradition wish
blossom classmate rubbish strike bicycle
/s/ /ʃ/
II. Choose the word whose underlined port is pronounced differently from the others.
1. A. present B. festival C. sing D. sweets
2. A. special B. should C. say D. wish
3. A. family B. relative C. tradition D. pagoda
4. A. clean B. calendar C. decorate D. celebrate
5. A. fireworks B. friends C. shops D. parents
B. VOCABULARY
I. Match the words to make meaningful phrases.
1. go a. fireworks
2. watch b. special food
3. get c. the shopping
4. do d. trees
5. cook e. to the pagoda
6. plant f. a wish
7. break g. lucky money
8. visit h. the floor
9. clean i. relatives
10. make j. the vase
C. GRAMMAR
I. Fill in each blank with should or shouldn’t.
1. Teenagers _______ play online games all night.
2. Gordon _______ help his mother with the housework.
3. We _______ clean our house before Tet.
4. You _______ cross the street at red traffic light.
5. She’s always tired. She _______ go to bed late every night.
6. Students _______ use their mobile phones in exams.
7. The kids _______ spend too much time in front of TV.
8. You _______ knock on the door before entering a room.
9. We _______ take care of our parents and old people.
10. Children _______ eat lots of vegetables and _______ eat too many sweets.
II. Fill in each blank with some or any.
D. SPEAKING
I. Complete the conversation. Use the sentences in the box.
Jose: (1)_______________________________________________________________________
Hoa: Well, I will have a lot of things to do.
Jose: (2)_______________________________________________________________________
Hoa: I will help my parents to decorate the house before Tet. We will go shopping and it will be the
biggest shopping in the year.
Jose: (3)_______________________________________________________________________
Hoa: We will buy special types of food, furniture, presents, flowers...
Jose: (4)_______________________________________________________________________
Hoa: I will visit my grandparents and relatives during Tet. It’s the time for family gatherings. We will
also have great food, especially banh chung.
Jose: (5)_______________________________________________________________________
Hoa: Yes, Tet is the best time to eat banh chung.
Jose: (6)_______________________________________________________________________
Hoa: Yes, I will watch it with my family. We will stay together on New Year’s Eve.
Jose: (7)_______________________________________________________________________
Hoa: Thank you. Would you like to join us?
Jose: (8)_______________________________________________________________________
Hoa: It’s OK.
E. READING
I. Fill in each blank with a suitable word in the box.
Tet Nguyen Dan, shortened to Tet, is Viet Nam’s Lunar New Year and is the most important
annual (1) _______ and public holiday in Viet Nam.
Tet celebrates the beginning of a new year as well the coming of (2) _______ . Exciting
festivities are held such as making traditional food and shopping. During this time there is a real
sense of celebration in the air, making it an unforgettable (3) _______ time.
Celebrated as a time of renewal, Tet serves as an opportunity for Vietnamese people to pay
homage to their ancestors and have family (4) _______ .
Preparations usually begin a week before Tet, as people start to (5) _______ home, clean their
family graves, worship at their family altars and decorate their homes with apricot blossoms, peach
blossoms and kumquat trees, (6) _______ the hope of prosperity and well-being.
II. Read the passage and answer the questions.
Korean New Year is on the first day of the Korean Lunar calendar. It is one of the most
important and traditional Korean holidays. The celebration lasts three days: the day before Korean
New Year’s Day, Korean New Year’s Day itself, and the day after Korean New Year’s Day.
Korean New Year is a family holiday. Most people try to return home to spend time with
their relatives. It is important to spend the holiday at home. During the first morning of New Year,
Koreans show their respect to their ancestors. Traditional foods are placed on a table as an offering
to their ancestors, and they pray for well-being and good health. They prepare a lot of traditional
foods for family members coming to have meals.
Gifts are given to family members. Koreans wear new beautiful traditional clothes called
Hanbok during New Year.
- respect (n): sự kính trọng - ancestor (n): tổ tiên
1. How many days does the celebration last?
E. WRITING
I. Write complete sentences using should or shouldn’t and the prompts given.
1. You/ play/ with/ fire./ It is dangerous for kids.
II. Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first one.
1. Why don’t you join a sports club at your school?
You should__________________________________________________________________
2. There is no bank service during Tet.
There isn’t___________________________________________________________________
3. Don’t talk too loud because my sister is sleeping.
We shouldn’t________________________________________________________________
4. Drinking too much wine is not good for your father.
Your father shouldn’t__________________________________________________________
5. They have no five-fruit tray on the ancestral altar.
They don’t___________________________________________________________________
6. There is little traffic on the road these days.
There isn’t___________________________________________________________________
7. Getting up early every day is good for your health.
You should__________________________________________________________________
8. There aren’t many shops in our grandparents’ neighbourhood.
There are a__________________________________________________________________
REVIEW 2
I. Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from the others.
1. A. see B. sea C. exciting D. police
2. A. street B. eat C. convenient D. noisy
3. A. like B. river C. spring D. wish
4. A. special B. celebrate C. sun D. expensive
5. A. wish B. summer C. shoe D. shop
II. Choose the correct answer.
1. The Sahara is the biggest (desert/ valley) in the world.
2. Tet, or Lunar New Year, is our (traditional/ modern) holiday.
3. I like to live in the (suburban/ urban) area. It’s peaceful and quiet.
4. Hector is living on the seventh floor of this (temple/ building).
5. We will (do/ make) some house decorating before Tet.
6. The road is too (narrow/ wide). Cars can’t pass it.
7. It’s raining! You must take a waterproof (coat/ coast) with you.
8. Keep straight, then (go/ turn) left at the next traffic light.
9. Their village is at the foot of the (rock/ mountain).
10. This shirt is (expensive/ cheap). I don’t have enough money.
III. Choose the best answer to complete the sentences.
1. Children often receive _______ in red envelopes during Tet.
A. lucky money B. banh tet C. sweets D. wishes
2. I am busy now. I can’t take you to the railway _______.
A. station B. stop C. gate D. corner
3. You must _______ their rules when you visit their place.
A. read B. follow C. get D. pass
4. _______ is a raised part of the Earth’s surface, much larger than a hill.
A. River B. Fall C. Desert D. Mountain
5. I think that the Pacific is the largest _______ in the world.
A. waterfall B. mountain C. ocean D. river
6. The street is very _______ with a lot of traffic. We can’t move fast.
A. quiet B. crowded C. large D. busy
7. This apricot tree produces many yellow _______ in spring.
A. branches B. flowers C. fruits D. leaves
8. He likes to _______ his house with flowers and plants.
9. Gordon _______ (not do) much in the evenings except watching television.
10. _______ she _______ (usually, go) back to her home village at Tet?
IX. Match the sentences.
1. You shouldn’t stay up late. a. Yes, there is one at the next corner.
2. What shall we do this afternoon? b. You’re right. It’s bad for my health.
3. This picture of coral reefs looks beautiful! c. But where is the supermarket?
4. I will travel a lot this holiday. d. Let’s go to the amusement park.
5. This black hat is nicer than that white hat. e. Sorry, I can’t. I don’t know this area.
6. There’s a bus stop next to the supermarket. f. About 300 metres.
7. Excuse me! Is there a post office near here? g. Sure! I promise.
8. How far is it from here? h. Really? Where will you go?
9. You mustn’t tell anyone my secrets. i. But the white one is cheaper.
10. Can you tell me the way to the gas station? j. Yes. It’s the biggest coral reefs in the world.
X. Put the sentences in the correct order to make a conversation.
___ I must ask my parents first. I hope they will allow me to go with you.
___ I am going on a really great journey this year. Do you want to come with me?
___ I will read more books in my free time. How about you?
___ Wow! Joining a bike camp is one of my dreams! But do you think we can make it?
___ This new year will be full of fun and excitement!
___ I’m going to be in a bike camp. I will travel to the countryside.
1 What is your aim for new year?
___ Don’t worry! It won't be too tiring, and we can make new friends!
___ A great journey? Where will you go?
___ I believe they will. Let’s ask them now.
XI. Read the passage and decide whether the statements are TRUE or FALSE.
New Year’s Day is a public holiday in the United Kingdom (UK). It is on January 1st. People in
the UK usually celebrate New Year from the evening of December 31st to January 1st.
On New Year’s Eve, at midnight, when the Big Ben clock strikes to mark the coming of New
Year, people welcome New Year and sing the traditional song “Auld-Lang-Syne”. They open the
back door to let the old year out and ask the first dark-haired man to come through the front door
carrying bread, salt, and coal. This means that in the following year everyone in the house will have
enough food (bread), earn enough money (salt), and be warm enough (coal).
Many people have parties at home or go out. There is also a popular tradition of exchanging
New Year gifts while wishing each other well. New Year parades are the biggest attraction of New
Year celebrations in the UK. They are organised in almost all major cities of the UK.
- exchange (v): trao đổi - parade (n): cuộc diễu hành
The Amazon River is located (1) _______ South America within the Amazon Rainforest. It is
the second longest river in the world, with more than 6,400 kilometres (2) _______ . That is longer
(3) _______ the United States from the east coast to the west coast. During the dry season, the (4)
_______ parts of the Amazon are only a few kilometres wide. But during the (5) _______ season,
the river can be more than 32 kilometres wide.
There (6) _______ over 3000 different species of fish in the Amazon River. One of the most
well-known fish within the Amazon River is the piranha. With its sharp (7) _______ , it’s one of the
most feared fish in the world. The Amazon is home to the Amazon river dolphin. This is a (8)
_______ dolphin. People also find other well-known (9) _______ in the Amazon River. These (10)
_______ snakes, catfish, electric eel, crabs, turtles and crocodile.
- sharp (adj): bén - species (n): loài
XIII. Rearrange the words to make meaningful sentences.
1. at/ You/ visit/ your relatives/ should/ Tet
2. much/ usually/ Ho Chi Minh City/ more/ Vung Tau/ is/ than/ crowded
5. to/ the/ Can/ tell/ me/ you/ way/ Sai Gon Bridge?
XIV. Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first one.
1. Going out alone at night is very dangerous.
You shouldn’t________________________________________________________________
2. It’s essential that I come home after school.
I must______________________________________________________________________
3. Shall we go out for a walk around the lake?
Let’s_______________________________________________________________________
4. The teacher doesn’t allow us to copy the other teams’ work.
We mustn’t__________________________________________________________________
5. William is taller than other students in my class.
Other students in my class______________________________________________________
6. Why don’t we discuss more about our project?
How about__________________________________________________________________ ?
7. Please tell me some well-known traditions on Tet Holiday.
Can ________________________________________________________________________?
8. Going to bed early every day is good for your health.
You should__________________________________________________________________
UNIT 7
TELEVISION
A. PHONETICS
I. Put the words into the correct column.
month feather that earth them
weather thank there through this
three thing gather both than
/θ/ /ð/
II. Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from the others.
1. A. then B. theatre C. throw D. fourth
2. A. brother B. breathe C. thirsty D. there
3. A. nothing B. third C. healthy D. their
4. A. breath B. mother C. maths D. think
5. A. teeth B. weather C. they D. without
B. VOCABULARY
I. Match the words with the correct descriptions.
1. TV programme a. a person watching TV
2. character b. a programme with many episodes that have the same characters
3. TV series c. a programme broadcast on television
4. viewer d. a person represented in a film, play, or story
5. TV show e. a book or a magazine giving the time of TV programmes
6. channel f. an organization that broadcasts television or radio programmes
7. comedy g. any content produced for viewing on a television set
8. TV guide h. a play, film or TV show that is intended to be funny
II. Choose the correct answer.
1. Donald Duck is a famous (cartoon/ documentary) character in the USA.
2. This (romance/ comedy) is very funny - we all laugh when watching it.
3. My brother usually opens (sports/ science) channel to watch tennis.
4. Mrs. Harper likes (entertaining/ educational) programmes because they help her relax.
5. The main (character/ content) in the movie is Dr. Lewis Anderson.
6. A lot of TV (readers/ viewers) watch this mini-series every weekend.
7. Jennifer won the (talent/ game) show by her dancing ability.
8. Bolt is a computer (wildlife programme/ animated film) produced by Walt Disney Animation
Studios.
9. The game turned into more of an interactive TV (channel/ series) than a traditional game.
10. Watching TV is (boring/ popular) nowadays and billions of people watch TV every day.
III. Choose the best answer to complete the sentences.
1. According to the _______, there will be rain.
A. game show B. TV series
C. weather forecast D. animal programme
2. The _______ is introducing the next song to the audience.
A. MC B. viewer C. character D. comedian
3. Journey to Mars is a new _______ programme on this channel.
A. comedy B. sports C. animals D. science
4. Let’s have a look at the TV _______ and see what’s on.
A. station B. guide C. show D. set
5. The film was _______ so my mother turned off the TV and went to bed.
A. boring B. interesting C. funny D. educational
6. How many hours a day do you _______ TV?
A. listen to B. watch C. look D. see
7. He had Mickey Mouse and some other _______ characters on his T-shirt.
A. cartoon B. science C. music D. wildlife
8. The _______ on TV last night was so funny.
A. news B. educational programme
C. comedy D. documentary
9. Music channel attracts millions of _______ throughout the country.
A. characters B. writers C. reporters D. viewers
10. This _______ programme is showing the wildlife of African lions.
A. sports B. animal C. advertising D. fashion
C. GRAMMAR
7. There _______ some clever direction, _______ the show is very well shot.
A. isn’t - so B. is - and C. aren't - but D. are - but
8. I _______ busy, _______ I can manage to watch my favourite programme.
A. am - but B. am - and C. am not - so D. am not - but
9. The new TV _______ broken, _______ they want to return it to the shop.
A. is - but B. isn’t - so C. is - so D. isn’t - and
10. We _______ to buy a new smart TV, _______ we have to save money.
A. need - so B. need - but C. don’t need - so D. don’t need -
so
IV. Choose the word or phrase that needs correcting.
1. I don’t like the book, and the movie is funny.
A B C D
2. Who is the name of the national TV channel?
A B C D
3. How many do you know about game shows?
A B C D
4. Fred is tired, so he wants to turn on the TV and goes to bed.
A B C D
5. The movie had a long credit, so it took us long than usual.
A B C D
D. SPEAKING
I. Write the questions for the underlined words.
1. My favourite channel is National Geographic.
II. Complete the conversation with the words or phrase in the box.
E. READING
I. Read the passage and decide whether the statements are TRUE or FALSE.
There are different kinds of TV viewers. Some people watch television for entertainment,
others watch only news, and a lot of them watch TV when they have nothing else to do. Most
people watch TV in the evening because this allows them to sit in front of the TV set with their
relatives and to spend some free time together.
As for me, watching TV is one of the cheapest and most interesting ways for entertainment.
My favourite channel is Cartoon Network. It broadcasts all day so I can enjoy the programmes
whenever I have free time. It is a channel of entertainment for kids and families, so my parents can
also watch the programmes with me.
I often search for my favourite programmes from Cartoon Network website. On the website,
there is a schedule for all programmes. I have relaxation time from watching this channel.
1. All people watch TV for entertainment. _________
2. People don’t watch TV when they have nothing to do. _________
3. Evening is the time that most people watch TV. _________
4. To many people, watching TV is a good time to stay together. _________
Among a lot of cartoons I have ever watched, my favourite is Tom and Jerry.
Whenever I have free time, I like to watch this cartoon. There are two main (1) _______ .
Tom is a blue and white cat. He is rather stupid. Jerry is an intelligent brown mouse. He (2) _______
makes fun of Tom. Tom’s main job is to chase Jerry and try to catch him but fails. I think it is very (3)
_______ to watch every time Tom tries to catch Jerry. I have tried to wait and see Tom catch Jerry,
(4) _______ it never happens.
Sometimes, both Tom and Jerry become close (5) _______ and help each other when they
have problems. Also, there are a lot of funny situations in the cartoon that I still remember well
now.
The cartoon brings me laughter whenever I (6) _______ it. It helps me relax after a long day
(7) _______ work. I like watching cartoons so much, (8) _______ I do not agree that cartoons are
only for children.
F. WRITING
I. Write complete questions using the prompts given.
1. Who/ your brother/ go/ the cinema/ with?
3. The film ended in the cinema. People walked quickly to the door. (and)
5. John is busy. He saves time to watch his favourite talent show. (but)
7. The documentary was about history. It was also about childhood. (and)
8. There was not much else to see. He turned off the TV. (so)
UNIT 8
SPORTS AND GAMES
A. PHONETICS
I. Put the words into the correct column.
chess bag contest band men
fan rest gathering step habit
happy tennis practise relax welcome
/e/ /æ/
II. Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from the others.
1. A. envelop B. elegant C. remember D. adventure
2. A. pleasant B. racket C. essential D. decorate
3. A. challenge B. badminton C. safe D. fantastic
4. A. match B. many C. says D. said
5. A. capital B. standard C. passenger D. woman
B. VOCABULARY
I. Fill in each blank with a word in the box.
racket boat ball shoes goggles badminton playground sporty players goal
C. GRAMMAR
I. Write the verbs in brackets in the past simple to complete the sentences.
1. They _______ (hold) the Olympic Games in Tokyo in 2021.
2. It _______ (be) great to have a family gathering last weekend.
3. Last Sunday, I _______ (travel) around by bus with some of my friends.
4. They _______ (not visit) many interesting places during their trip.
5. Yesterday afternoon he _______ (go) to his basketball club.
6. What _______ Patrick _______ (eat) _______ at the night market 2 days ago?
7. We _______ (not learn) English with Mrs. Dorris last semester.
8. She _______ (meet) some talented people in the competition.
9. The first ancient Olympic Games _______ (take) place in 776 BC.
10. _______ your family _______ (have) a good holiday last month?
II. Complete the sentences using imperatives.
D. SPEAKING
I. Put the sentences in the correct order to make a conversation.
___ Of course I can. I’m in the school’s football team.
___ No. I don’t play football, but I go swimming every weekend.
1 Can you play football, Owen?
___ School team? Wow! I didn’t know that. How often do you play it?
___ Yes, I do. How about you? Do you play football or any other sports?
___ We have three games a week.
___ Thanks, Owen.
___ Three games a week? Do you practise a lot?
___ Swimming is good. You look sporty and healthy!
II. Write the questions for the underlined words.
1. There were 32 football teams in 2018 FIFA World Cup.
7. I need to buy a pair of gloves because I’ll be a goalkeeper in this afternoon's game.
E. READING
I. Read the passage and answer the questions.
Football was played hundreds of years ago and many people believe that it originated from
England. Football is also called soccer in the US. It is a team game. In each team, there are eleven
members, ten players and one goalkeeper. In a football match, two teams play against each other
during 90 minutes in a rectangular field. The match is divided into two halves with each half lasting
45 minutes. Between the two halves is a break of 15 minutes. Football players try to kick the ball
into the other team’s goal, and the goalkeeper tries to stop the ball from getting into the goal.
Whichever team scores more goals will win the game. In a football game, only two goalkeepers can
keep the ball in their hands.
Football is the most popular game all over the world. Whenever we turn on the TV, there
are football matches on different channels.
The Football World Cup, an international football event, is held every four years. It is so
popular that there are millions of people watching it.
1. Where did football originate?
There are different kinds of sports games. They are necessary and (1) _______ for all of us.
Sports games help us to keep fit and healthy so that we can study and work (2) _______ . When we
play a sports game, we come to learn many things. We learn how to keep calm and make our mind
strong so that we can overcome a difficult situation and (3) _______ the game.
Playing a sports game helps us to be strong, cheerful, happy and gives (4) _______ energy
and strength. Many students say that they feel happier in a playground (5) _______ they do in a
classroom because while playing a sports game they temporarily forget their lessons and (6)
_______ . Schools and universities also encourage students to play sports games in their (7)
_______ time.
How about you? What sports games do you like? Choose one (8) _______ practise it to have
joyful time!
F. WRITING
I. Rearrange the words to make meaningful sentences.
1. play/ Sports and games/ an/ our lives/ in/ important part
II. Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first one.
1. Could you help me buy a good tennis racket?
Please _____________________________________________________________________
2. You mustn’t go out late at night.
Don’t_______________________________________________________________________
3. Pele won his first World Cup at the age of seventeen.
Pele won his first World Cup when_______________________________________________
4. Every football team has a goalkeeper.
There is_____________________________________________________________________
5. Harry is the same height as other players in his volleyball team.
Harry is as___________________________________________________________________
6. Don’t take off the blindfold when playing blind man's buff.
You mustn’t_________________________________________________________________
7. Let's participate in the international marathon next month!
How about__________________________________________________________________ ?
8. Why don’t you play a sport in your free time?
You should__________________________________________________________________
UNIT 9
CITIES OF THE WORLD
A. PHONETICS
I. Put the words into the correct column.
photo town cold loud ground
phone hour snow brown radio
tower postcard road sound home
/aʊ/ /əʊ/
II. Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from the others.
1. A. now B. know C. around D. downtown
2. A. coast B. go C. low D. counter
3. A. narrow B. grocery C. allow D. motorcycle
4. A. snow B. amount C. shout D. cloud
5. A. outside B. local C. boat D. global
B. VOCABULARY
I. Choose the correct answer.
1. Hue is an old city. It has (historic/ modern) sites and cultural attractions.
2. Tokyo is a very (cheap/ expensive) place to live. Prices are high there.
3. The market is always crowded and (quiet/ noisy) in the morning.
4. The children are too (old/ young) to travel alone or go out at night.
5. In summer, the streets are really (cold/ hot) at noon. You should stay inside.
6. Unlike Ha Noi, Ho Chi Minh City has two seasons, rainy and (dry/ wet).
7. You will see the whole city from the top of that (short/ tall) building.
8. With more than 24 million people, Shanghai is a very (big/ small) city in population.
9. The journey to Paris was (boring/ exciting), so he wants to go there again.
10. We were late this morning because there was (light/ heavy) traffic.
II. Fill in the blanks with the words and phrases in the box.
C. GRAMMAR
I. Fill in the blanks with my, your, his, her, its, our, or their.
1. Mrs. Lien parked the car there. It’s _______ car.
2. Anna has a brother. _______ name is Thomas.
3. I have a new bicycle. _______ bicycle is black.
4. Your dog is very lovely. What’s _______ name?
5. We are in class 6A1. _______ class has 50 students.
6. Hello! My name is Luan. What’s _______ name?
7. What’s that girl’s name? - _______ name is Angelina.
8. You look strange today. _______ hair is shorter than usual.
9. Sue and James are friends. _______ houses are next to each other.
10. We bought a new apartment. _______ apartment is on the 7th floor.
II. Choose the correct answer.
1. Is this Lan’s room? - Yes, it’s (hers/ her).
2. These are (our/ their) seats, not theirs.
3. This is (hers/ his) postcard. It isn’t (my/ mine).
4. Whose ruler is this? Is it (your/ yours)?
5. Is it (your/ his) puppy? - Yes, it’s mine.
6. (Theirs/ Their) car is red, and (our/ ours) is black.
7. I’ve lost (mine/ my) pencil. Can I borrow (yours/ you)?
8. My cousin has a cat. (Its/ It) name is Katy.
9. Stacy and Kelly like salad. It’s (her/ their) favourite food.
10. This is (we/ our) room, and (theirs/ your) is just across the staircases.
III. Choose the best answers to complete the sentences.
1. _______ son caused some trouble at _______ school yesterday.
A. Her - his B. His - her C. Hers - his D. Her - her
2. The bird is flapping _______ wings against the bars of _______ cage.
A. it - it B. it - its C. its - its D. its - it
3. There’s a big contrast between _______ neighbourhood and _______.
A. him - hers B. his - her C. hers - his D. her - his
4. I’ll show you to _______ room. _______ is across the hall.
A. your - Ours B. yours - Ours C. yours - Our D. your - Our
5. We gave them _______ address, and they gave us _______.
A. ours - their B. our - theirs C. our - their D. ours - theirs
6. He decorated _______ room with pictures of all _______ favourite sports figures.
A. his - mine B. his - his C. his - hers D. his - theirs
7. Bob, are these old books in this drawer _______? - Yes, they’re all _______.
A. yours - mine B. your - my C. your - mine D. yours - my
8. _______ mother is a teacher. She started _______ job fifteen years ago.
A. My - hers B. Mine - hers C. Mine - her D. My - her
9. _______ work is bad, but _______ is worse, and _______ is the worst of all.
A. Yours - hers - mine B. Yours - her - my
C. Your - her - my D. Your - hers - mine
10. Arthur and William are good friends of _______. I often visit _______ hometown.
A. mine - theirs B. my - theirs C. mine - their D. my - their
IV. Choose the word or phrase that needs correcting.
1. You can use my computer until you is repaired.
A B C D
2. Their house is very similar to ours, but ours is bigger than.
A B C D
3. Mrs. Harley is in the living room, and hers baby is crying.
A B C D
4. My relatives all lives in Ho Chi Minh City while his are in Ha Noi.
A B C D
5. I from Da Nang, and most of my friends are from there too.
A B C D
D. SPEAKING
I. Match the sentences.
1. The postcard had a picture of Rome. a. Yes. It’s the symbol of Paris.
2. I travelled to Amsterdam last summer. b. It has the largest bell in England.
3. Nice photo! This must be the Eiffel Tower. c. Oh yes! Sydney isn’t too hot.
4. Is the weather there hotter than in Sydney? d. It’s also the capital city of the UK.
5. What is the weather like in your city? e. Which building are you talking about?
6. It’s the tallest building in Ho Chi Minh City. f. Yes, I did. He is an American.
7. London is the largest city of the UK. g. Is Rome in Italy?
8. Where is your English teacher from? h. Really? How was the city?
9. Did you talk to a foreigner last night? i. She’s from the Philippines.
10. What do you know about Big Ben Tower? j. It’s sunny and hot now.
3. How far is it from your house to the city centre? (about 7 kilometres)
6. Does she like to live in the city or in the countryside? (in the city)
E. READING
I. Read the passage and decide whether the statements are TRUE or FALSE.
Paris, the capital of France, is one of the largest cities in Europe, with 2.2 million people living in the
centre and almost 12 million people living in the suburbs. It is located on the River Seine. Paris is
famous for being the most beautiful and romantic of all cities. It is also called the City of Light or the
Capital of Fashion. A large part of the city, including the River Seine, is a UNESCO World Heritage
Site.
The city has a lot of landmarks, such as the world’s most visited tourist site the Eiffel Tower, the Arc
de Triomphe, the Notre-Dame Cathedral, and the Louvre Museum. Paris is the most visited place in
the world with 45 million tourists every year.
Paris has a climate with cool winters and warm summers. The weather is so pleasant in the summer,
so it is a great time to visit Paris.
Paris is well connected to the rest of Europe by train. Walking in Paris is one of the greatest
pleasures of visiting the City of Light. It is possible to cross the entire city in only a few hours. Along
the streets, there are a lot of cafes, fashion shops, and souvenir shops.
1. There are more people living in the centre than living in the suburbs. _______
2. River Seine is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. _______
3. According to the text, Paris is famous for the Eiffel Tower. _______
Located in Southeast (1) _______ , Singapore has become one of the world’s richest
countries and has the world’s busiest port. Singapore is also one of the most popular (2) _______
attractions in the world. With the population of over 5.5 million people, it is a very (3) _______ city,
but it is one of the cleanest cities in the world.
Singapore is a garden city, with over 50 major (4) _______ and 4 nature reserves, the Flower
Dome, the Cloud Forest, museums, statues and theatres. Those who want to go shopping should
come to Orchard Road with miles and miles of shopping malls. Singapore (5) _______ a lot of
events each year. Some of its famous (6) _______ and events include the Singapore Food Festival,
The Singapore Sun Festival, The Singapore Music Festival, the Singapore Arts Festival, and the
Chingay Parade. Christmas is (7) _______ widely celebrated in Singapore. It is a season (8) _______
the city streets and shopping malls are crowded along its famous shopping belt.
- port (n): cảng - reserve (n): khu bảo tồn
F. WRITING
I. Write complete sentences using the prompts given.
1. We/ go/ that Japanese restaurant/ two weeks/ ago.
5. I/ can’t/ get home/ quickly/ because/ there/ be/ heavy traffic/ on/ street.
6. Minh An/ have/ elder brother/ Ha Noi,/ and/ his name/ be/ Huy An.
7. the tour guide/ take/ your family/ to/ floating market/ yesterday?
8. Naomi and I/ both/ have/ black hair,/ but/ hers/ be/ lighter/ than/ mine.
II. Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first one.
1. This is her maths notebook.
This maths notebook__________________________________________________________
2. Is it your idea of camping in the countryside?
Is the idea___________________________________________________________________ ?
3. The house in that corner belongs to them.
The house___________________________________________________________________
4. Your village is bigger than our village.
Our village is_________________________________________________________________
5. He owns the apartment on the second floor.
The apartment_______________________________________________________________
6. How many times a week do you go to the downtown areas?
How often___________________________________________________________________?
7. The United Kingdom has many famous landmarks.
There are___________________________________________________________________
8. What is the distance between the art gallery and the bus stop?
How far_____________________________________________________________________ ?
REVIEW 3
I. Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from the others.
1. A. left B. west C. scene D. bell
2. A. game B. family C. program D. traffic
3. A. healthy B. both C. weather D. marathon
4. A. cold B. boat C. postcard D. historic
5. A. head B. beach C. ready D. dead
II. Choose the correct answer.
1. All players must use their hands to play (volleyball/ football).
2. You can try a lot of (delicious/ beautiful) local food in Thailand.
3. (Temple/ Tower) of Literature is a well-known landmark in Ha Noi.
4. Are you watching the weather (series/ forecast) on TV?
5. The streets in London are always crowded and (quiet/ noisy).
6. Tom and Jerry is my favourite TV (channel/ programme).
7. Pele is regarded as the best football (player/ viewer) of all time.
8. Their city is very (dirty/ clean) - you can’t find garbage in the streets.
9. Ms. Sally is the only (weatherman/ weathergirl) I’ve ever known.
10. We must buy (rackets/ skis), or we can’t play tennis.
III. Choose the best answer to complete the sentences.
1. The Statue of Liberty in the U.S. is a famous _______.
A. monument B. museum C. landmark D. square
2. The _______ air in the city is badly affecting the health of the residents.
A. clean B. polluted C. hot D. fresh
3. Kids like _______ programmes because they are funny.
A. cartoon B. discovery C. documentary D. news
4. Tea is still the most _______ drink in Britain.
A. expensive B. popular C. unpopular D. healthy
5. Billy turned on the radio to listen to the _______.
A. documentary B. cartoons C. sports news D. romance
6. He likes outdoor _______ such as football and cycling.
A. events B. exercises C. games D. activities
7. The comedy is long, but it's funny and _______.
A. serious B. boring C. entertaining D. clumsy
8. Their city is very _______, and it has a lot of new buildings.
Sydney is a city (1) _______ the east coast of Australia which is the capital city of New South
Wales. About five million people live in Sydney which makes (2) _______ the biggest city in Oceania.
In Sydney, there are many famous (3) _______ : the Sydney Opera House, the Queen Victoria
Building and the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Sydney has a large harbour and (4) _______ beaches. The
most famous beach is Bondi Beach.
Sydney has lots of things to see and do. These (5) _______ visiting Taronga Zoo - the
northern side of the harbour, eating food, looking at art or (6) _______ sports (like cricket or rugby)
or walking down George Street which has many nice shops. Sydney has some of Australia’s best
shopping areas. Many people go to Sydney City to watch the great (7) _______ display over the
harbour on New Year’s Eve. Sydney holds events throughout the year that (8) _______ tourists
from around the world, some namely events are Vivid Sydney, Royal Easter Show, and more.
XII. Write complete sentences using the prompts given.
1. not/ watch/ TV/ until/ midnight!
4. That tennis player/ not/ take part/ the tournament/ last week.
6. The Merlion/ have/ the head/ a lion/ and/ the body/ a fish.
8. Each year/ the Golden Gate Bridge/ attract/ more/ 10 million visitors.
XIII. Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first one.
1. William James is a friend of mine.
William James is one__________________________________________________________
UNIT 10:
OUR HOUSES IN THE FUTURE
A. PHONETICS
I. Put the words into the correct column.
smartphone address cottage guitar birthday
poster resort forest routine ocean
alarm heater success villa disease
II. Choose the word whose stress pattern is different from the others.
1. A. famous B. police C. device D. machine
2. A. receive B. complete C. perform D. gather
3. A. helpful B. flower C. about D. wireless
4. A. happen B. hotel C. visit D. bathroom
5. A. event B. market C. water D. garden
B. VOCABULARY
I. Put the nouns into the suitable verb list.
the shopping, emails, the flowers, meals, housework, the plants, dinner, the oven, my room, the
Internet, my friends, food from the supermarket, my pets, websites, the kitchen, old people, the air
conditioner, the washing-up, the police in an emergency
1. do
2. tidy
3. cook
4. fix
5. water
6. surf
8. take care of
9. order
10. contact
C. GRAMMAR
I. Put the verbs into the correct form in the future simple.
1. I know for sure that I _______ (not go) out late at night.
2. They _______ (build) a bridge over that river.
3. Technology _______ (help) us build better houses.
4. The smart clock _______ (not start) because the battery is empty.
5. What _______ your dream house _______ (look) like?
6. In the future, houses _______ (be) more convenient.
7. He _______ (not surf) the Internet as regularly as he does now.
8. _______ Bailey _______ (move) to another city next year?
9. My mother _______ (not cook) because robots will help her.
10. We _______ (use) solar power as the main energy source.
II. Put the verbs into the correct form with might or mightn’t.
1. Humans _______ (not live) on the Moon.
2. People _______ (go) on holiday in space in the future.
3. In 50 years, we _______ (not travel) by car or motorbike.
4. They _______ (not use) natural gas to cook.
5. My parents _______ (come) home late this evening.
6. I _______ (not see) my classmates during summer holiday.
7. Robots _______ (replace) workers in the near future.
8. She _______ (not walk) to school tomorrow morning.
9. We _______ (wear) differently in the next century.
10. Houses _______ (talk) to us like robots.
III. Choose the best answer to complete the sentences.
1. Happy new year! Wishing that we _______ healthy and happy.
A. will be B. are C. were D. might be
2. Michael _______ having a robot at home, but his father _______.
A. mightn’t mind - doesn’t mind B. might mind - don’t mind
C. might mind - might mind D. mightn’t mind - minds
3. We _______ a hi-tech house next year, and it _______ in the city.
A. won’t buy - will be B. buy - won’t be
C. will buy - will be D. don’t buy - will be
4. She _______ send me emails, but she _______ call me directly.
A. might - might B. will - will
D. SPEAKING
I. Match the sentences.
1. Jane thinks we might live with robots. a. What will the TV look like?
2. What kind of houses do you like? b. My bedroom, of course.
3. Robots will be much smarter. c. By the sea.
4. Where will your dream house be? d. Because it can move.
5. I’m thinking about wireless TV. e. No. It will use solar energy.
6. Which room do you like best? f. She might be right about that.
7. What a beautiful view your house has! g. Will they be smarter than us?
8. Why do you like motorhome? h. I like motorhome.
9. We might control many things by voice. i. Thanks for your compliment.
10. Will the house use wind energy? j. Yes, people can start engine by voice now.
II. Write the questions for the underlined words.
1. Mr. Kelvin might build a new house.
E. READING
I. Read the passage and choose the best answer to the questions.
My dream house will be a one-storey country cottage. Though many people like to live in a
big house, I prefer living in a small one on a farm because I might enjoy fresh air and a peaceful
atmosphere. Like most cottages, my house will be quiet.
The front of the house will be made of stone and it will have a nice wooden roof with a
chimney on the top. I will use space in my house efficiently. There will be a living room, four
bedrooms, two bathrooms and large windows that will let in a lot of natural light.
In the living room, there will be a reading table, a sofa, and a computer. The reading table
will become a dining table in the evening, and the sofa will turn into a bed at night. I might not even
cook, but I will buy canned food from the supermarket.
I love flowers, so I will plant various kinds of flowers around the house. I think it might be
really lovely. I will take a lot of photos of flowers every day. This is my hobby.
What kind of houses would you like to live in? Some people like living in simple houses in
the countryside while others (1) _______ living in modern houses in big cities.
John often says that he would like to live in a modern house. Now, he is drawing his (2)
_______ house. The house looks like a UFO, (3) _______ it might float on the water as a boat, and
he calls it a boathouse. Because the house is on the water, he will make a special device so that he
might get (4) _______ from water and wind. In his smart house, he will need only a single control
which (5) _______ be the same as a smartphone. It will control lights and electric (6) _______ ,
supply heat, and even lock doors. He will have a security system in his future house so that he will
not (7) _______ about his safe. The security system will protect the house from thieves and robbers.
He will buy a cute robot so that he will talk to (8) _______ and he will have it do all the
housework. He will buy new and modern furniture. His future house will be modern and
comfortable.
F. WRITING
I. Rearrange the words to make meaningful sentences.
1. by/ future apartment/ will be/ the sea/ My
4. in/ live/ People in the city/ might/ houses/ under the ground
II. Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first one.
1. There will be about twenty rooms in their dream palace.
Their dream palace will________________________________________________________
2. I’m not sure about living in an apartment in a skyscraper.
I mightn’t___________________________________________________________________
3. Please help me arrange the furniture!
Will you_____________________________________________________________________?
4. They will probably stay with us in a guest house.
They might__________________________________________________________________
5. We mightn’t see them at the weekend.
Perhaps we won’t_____________________________________________________________
6. I’m thinking about studying French this year.
I might______________________________________________________________________
7. In what ways will we control the future robots?
How will____________________________________________________________________ ?
8. Maybe my parents won’t move to the countryside.
My parents mightn’t___________________________________________________________
UNIT 11
OUR GREENER WORLD
A. PHONETICS
I. Decide whether the bold syllables are stressed (S) or unstressed (U).
1. Plastic bags are a big environmental hazard.
2. We need to develop greener products.
3. It’s a good idea to recycle household waste.
4. The environment is a popular topic these days.
5. There is a severe water shortage in parts of Africa.
II. Underline the stressed syllables.
1. Coal is a finite resource.
2. We are planting trees in the park.
3. The shortage of energy is the problem.
4. It’s our duty to save water.
5. This machine runs on solar power.
B. VOCABULARY
I. Complete the sentences using the words or phrases in the box.
C. GRAMMAR
I. Fill in the blank with a, an or the.
1. Victoria is _______ animal lover.
2. I have _______ idea about reusing old things.
3. There is _______ used glass on the coffee table.
4. Her father is _______ environmentalist.
5. Today is _______ first day of our holiday.
6. She’s delivering _______ speech about greenhouse effect.
7. Are you going to _______ beach this Sunday morning?
8. Recycle Club is _______ organisation for students to help our environment.
9. They are staying at _______ five-star resort in Da Nang.
10. Is he staying at _______ Furama resort in Da Nang?
II. Write the correct form of the verbs in brackets.
1. The air _______ (not be) so polluted if people _______ (not drive) too many cars.
2. What _______ you _______ (do) if you _______ (see) somebody litter?
3. If we _______ (keep) using oil, we _______ (run) out of it soon.
4. Bella _______ (harm) the environment if she _______ (not reuse) her old items.
5. I _______ (buy) recycled bags if they _______ (not cost) much.
6. _______ it _______ (be) better if Carlos _______ (go) to school by bus?
7. We _______ (save) more trees if we _______ (use) paper economically.
8. If there _______ (be) flood, many people _______ (lose) their homes.
9. If he _______ (give) his old clothes to charity, he _______ (help) people in need.
10. Wild animals _______ (die) if people _______ (continue) destroying their habitats.
III. Combine the sentences using conditional sentence type 1 and the words given.
1. Factories dump waste into rivers. A lot of fish die.
If__________________________________________________________________________
2. People keep using plastic bags. Oceans are full of plastic garbage.
If__________________________________________________________________________
3. They go to work by taxi. They don’t save a lot of money.
They won't__________________________________________________________________
4. People build too many houses. Land for farming decreases.
Land for farming______________________________________________________________
5. The Earth becomes hotter. The polar ice cap melts.
If__________________________________________________________________________
6. You don’t write on both sides. You waste your paper.
You________________________________________________________________________
7. We use recycled products. We won't harm the environment.
We________________________________________________________________________
8. People breathe polluted air. They suffer from lung diseases.
If__________________________________________________________________________
9. The residents don’t often cycle. There is too much air pollution in this area.
There______________________________________________________________________
10. Those companies will receive good feedbacks. They produce reusable bags.
If__________________________________________________________________________
IV. Choose the best answers to complete the sentences.
1. I’ve finished _______ my homework and I’m going to _______ bed now.
A. the - 0 B. 0 - 0 C. the - the D. a - a
2. Daisy will become ‘greener’ if she _______ a reusable shopping bag.
A. carry B. carries C. will carry D. carried
3. What will you do if you _______ someone throwing trash on the street?
A. can see B. will see C. see D. saw
D. SPEAKING
I. Put the sentences in the correct order to make a conversation.
___ You want to keep them, don’t you?
___ Why do you want to reuse them? They are very cheap, and it’s easy to buy the brand new ones.
___ I’m folding plastic bags.
___ Because we will help the environment if they are reused. Plastic bags are very dangerous for
living things!
___ I see. I have an idea. We should also keep plastic water bottles.
___ OK.
1 What are you doing, Naomi?
___ Good idea. There is one in the fridge. Let’s go and take it.
___ Yes, I do. These bags are still new, so I can use them again.
II. Write the questions for the underlined words.
1. I use recycled items because I want to save the environment.
E. READING
I. Read the passage and answer the questions.
We know that we will pollute the environment if we do not use materials wisely. People have
founded many programmes to save materials and protect the environment. 3Rs is one of them. 3Rs
stands for Reduce, Reuse and Recycle.
Reducing means we reduce the amount of waste we produce. This is the best way to help the
environment. If we do not reduce the waste, we will pollute our environment more seriously.
Reusing is using the items again. For example, plastic bags can be reused if it is still new. We
should not throw away reusable things but store and use them for other purposes.
Recycling is changing the waste materials into new products. For example, we recycle waste
paper to make carton boxes. We should recycle as many things as possible.
If we reduce, reuse and recycle our resources, we will save energy and money. Moreover, we
will help to prevent pollution and global climate change.
1. What will happen if people do not use materials wisely?
Have you ever thought of how to reduce pollution? Here are 5 easy ways:
- Use public means of transportation. We shouldn’t use cars to go to nearby places, but (1)
_______, ride a bicycle or take a bus. It is one of the best ways to (2) _______ pollution.
- Use green energy. We should use renewable energy such as (3) _______ energy and wind.
- Turn off lights, computers and all other electric devices when they are not in (4) _______ . If we
do so, we will save a lot of (5) _______ and money.
- Be careful with the rubbish we throw away every day because they cause (6) _______ pollution.
We should not throw rubbish into lakes, rivers and seas.
- Use environmentally friendly (7) _______ . We should use reusable bags and bottles instead of
plastic ones. Plastic waste is (8) _______ to the environment.
F. WRITING
I. Write conditional sentences type 1 using the prompts given.
1. we/ breathe in/ polluted air/ we/ get/ sick.
4. his friends/ like/ his books/ he/ swap/ the books/ with them.
6. we/ find/ creative ways/ to use energy/ we/ save/ a lot of/ money.
8. you/ spend/1.5 hour/ on Facebook/ every day/ you/ waste/ 7 months/ in 10 years.
II. Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first one.
1. It's forbidden to throw garbage there.
You mustn’t_________________________________________________________________
2. Stop polluting the lake, or the fish will die.
If we don’t__________________________________________________________________
3. Reducing plastic waste is helpful for our life.
We should___________________________________________________________________
4. Because we don’t recycle paper, we don’t save lots of trees.
If we_______________________________________________________________________
5. Scientists advise not using too many plastic containers.
People shouldn’t______________________________________________________________
6. I don’t think bicycling will pollute the air.
I think bicycling_______________________________________________________________
7. Don’t waste oil, or it will run out soon.
If people____________________________________________________________________
8. Cities are convenient, but the air in cities is polluted.
Although____________________________________________________________________
UNIT 12
ROBOTS
A. PHONETICS
I. Decide whether the sentences are statements or not (Yes or No).
1. He worked like a robot. _________
2. Which jobs will robots replace? _________
3. What a lovely robot it is! _________
4. These cars aren’t built by robots. _________
5. The scientists will create a robot dog. _________
6. Send a letter to my aunt. _________
7. I didn’t show him the robot pet. _________
8. Can your robot hold an object? _________
II. Decide whether the sentences have falling tone or not (Yes or No).
1. That’s an impressive robot! _________
2. This is the latest model in robot technology. _________
3. What a huge robot they have! _________
4. Robots have different uses in modern industry. _________
5. Clean the floor and feed the dog. _________
6. Doctor robots will nurse and play with children. _________
7. Industrial robots can outwork humans. _________
8. Why won’t robots take all of our jobs? _________
B. VOCABULARY
I. Fill in the blanks with the phrases in the box.
8. The industrial robotic arms allow technicians to _______ or to create a new one.
9. Security robots are designed to replace people who _______ in modern buildings.
10. Little robot gardener can _______ , sweep the leaves and even plough the fields.
II. Choose the correct answer.
1. I think most of home robots can (live/ clean) the house.
2. Emily expects that a smart robot can (drink/ make) and serve coffee.
3. Nowadays, robots can (understand/ teach) some simple requests.
4. Will there ever be a robot that (does/ takes) all the housework?
5. My robot (helps/ plays) computer games very well. I can’t win against it.
6. Teacher robots can (study/ teach) online now, using the Internet.
7. A home robot can set a table for a meal before (washing/ drying) the dishes.
8. Her robot will (cook/ eat) dinner, so she will have more free time.
9. Teacher robots will be able to (understand/ help) students with difficult exercises.
10. They program the robot to (water/ grow) plants only when the soil is dry.
III. Choose the best answer to complete the sentences.
1. Home robots will help people do all household _______.
A. waste B. chores C. furniture D. appliances
2. His robot can boil water and make _______ for guests.
A. meal B. food C. tea D. bed
3. Can your robot hear and _______ all words you say?
A. teach B. order C. shout D. understand
4. This robot takes a photo of you to recognise your _______.
A. face B. word C. voice D. speech
5. Schools will use _______ robots in classes in the future.
A. teacher B. doctor C. space D. worker
6. _______ robots are useful today - they make the beds and clean the rooms.
A. Factory B. Home C. House D. School
7. Worker robots will be able to _______ houses in the air.
A. buy B. make C. work D. build
8. Do you think that robots will _______ our life better?
A. move B. do C. make D. have
9. In the past, robots only had a _______ role in our life.
A. minor B. dangerous C. big D. simple
10. Space robots can _______ space station or _______ some experiments.
A. fly - make B. build - do C. go - do D. work - take
C. GRAMMAR
I. Complete the sentences. Use the superlative form of the adjectives in brackets.
1. _______ robot, or nanobot, can enhance the precision of a surgeon. (small)
2. This is _______ travelling robot vacuum I have watched on TV. (slow)
3. What are some of _______ things you could order a robot to do? (funny)
4. I think 250-Year-Old Automaton was _______ robot in the world. (old)
5. Is Saarang Sumesh no longer _______ robot maker in India? (young)
6. Robots replacing humans to do most jobs wouldn’t be _______ future. (bad)
7. At the current time, Japan is the world's _______ producer of robots. (big)
8. For starters in robotics, what is _______ robot that one can make? (easy)
9. _______ space probe mankind has launched from Earth is Voyager 1. (far)
10. This path finder robot reaches the destination with _______ route around obstacles. (short)
II. Complete the sentences. Use comparative or superlative form of the adjectives in brackets.
1. Your robot is so much _______ than the one I bought last summer. (nice)
2. Space robots can explore the _______ planets in the solar system. (hot)
3. This flying robot is only slightly _______ than the diameter of a pencil. (tall)
4. What is the cheapest drone with the _______ flight time? (long)
5. This robot can walk upstairs and his arms stretch _______ than a car. (wide)
6. Investment in new robot technologies has become _______ than before. (large)
7. My pen friend said, 'There is nothing _______ than being served by a robot!' (bad)
8. Where can I buy the _______ robot vacuum for pet hair cleanup? (good)
9. Singapore was the country with the _______ robot density in 2019. (high)
10. Explorers built this robot to work in the _______ temperatures on Earth. (cold)
III. Choose the best answers to complete the sentences.
1. Using robots is one of _______ ways to explore this deep cave.
A. safest B. the safer C. safer D. the safest
2. Robots work 24/7 at a _______ price than _______ wage exists today.
A. lower much - lowest B. much lowest - the lower
C. much lower - the lowest D. lower much - the lowest
3. _______ robot was designed for war, almost _______ than a human.
A. The smartest - smarter B. Smarter - smartest
C. The smartest - smartest D. Smarter - the smartest
4. The automotive industry is one of _______ users of industrial robots.
A. the larger B. the largest C. larger D. largest
5. A robot called Cheetah is _______ than the _______ human, Usain Bolt.
A. the faster - fastest B. faster - fastest
C. the faster - the fastest D. faster - the fastest
6. Can we put those robots in order from _______ to _______?
A. heaviest - lightest B. the heavier - the lighter
C. heavier - lighter D. the heaviest - the lightest
7. RoboBee is currently the world's _______ robot, even a paper clip is _______ it.
A. smallest - bigger B. the smallest - bigger
C. smallest - bigger than D. the smallest - bigger than
8. Robots don’t get tired and some are _______ than the _______ human.
A. far stronger – strongest B. far strongest - strongest
C. stronger far - strongest D. stronger far - stronger
9. Even if you’re _______ person in the world, our robot _______ after your mess.
A. tidier - cleans up B. the tidier - will clean up
C. tidiest - cleans up D. the tidiest - will clean up
10. The _______ robot mowers are _______ a petrol-powered lawnmower.
A. noisier - much quieter B. noisiest - much quieter than
C. noisiest - quieter much D. noisier - quieter much than
IV. Choose the word or phrase that needs correcting.
1. Can the smartest robots understand and speak much than 100 languages?
A B C D
2. Robots will be very useful because they won’t do almost everything instead of us.
A B C D
3. This is the smallest of all home robots, and I can put them in my school bag.
A B C D
4. Dr. Adam’s home robot do the dishes, irons clothes, and puts toys away.
A B C D
5. A doctor robot can helps sick people and do many things like humans.
A B C D
D. SPEAKING
I. Complete the dialogues. Use the words or phrases in the box.
E. READING
I. Read the text and choose the best answer to the questions.
In a restaurant, robots can serve food just like waiters and waitresses. Besides, it is
interesting to see a robot serving customers. Some fast-food chains have already replaced their
kitchen team with robots. Robots are not only serve foods but also cook. Scientists in San Francisco
in the US have developed a robot that can automatically produce 400 burgers in an hour, carrying
out the work of three humans. Japanese restaurants have used restaurant robots for simple tasks
such as collecting or washing dishes and cleaning the floor.
Akihiro Suzuki works at Yaskawa Electric, a company that develops robots. He says robots
can’t do everything a human can, but they can work without becoming tired. He says robots can’t
taste food or change heating levels. But he says if a dish is easily prepared, a robot can repeat the
same movement to reproduce the same meal. He says people all over the world now eat sushi, but
there are not enough skilled cooks to prepare it. He says his robots can help anyone make sushi.
Other robots have been created to help decorate cakes or cut and peel apples.
- carry out (v): thực hiện - reproduce (v): bắt chước, làm lại
- skilled (adj): có kỹ năng, lành nghề
1. What can robots do in a restaurant?
A. Robots can work with the kitchen team.
B. Robots can replace waiters and waitresses.
C. Robots can serve food just like waiters and waitresses.
D. Robot can help customers to cook.
2. According to the first paragraph, a robot _______.
A. can carry out the work of three people
B. can’t serve food without waiters or waitresses
C. can produce 400 burgers in a day
D. can’t replace a kitchen team
3. Japanese restaurants have used restaurant robots for _______.
A. producing burgers B. simple tasks
C. replacing humans D. serving customers
4. Which of the following statements is NOT true according to the second paragraph?
A. Robots can’t do everything a human can.
B. Robots can work and they become tired after that.
C. Robots can’t taste food.
D. Robots can’t change heating levels.
5. In the second paragraph, Akihiro Suzuki says his robot can reproduce a meal if _____.
A. the cook repeats the same movement so his robot can learn it
B. the dish is hard for the cooks to prepare it
C. there are not enough skilled cooks to prepare it
D. it is easily prepared
II. Fill in each blank with a word in the box.
You are busy studying or working. You do not have enough time and energy to do housework. Why
don’t you buy a home robot? They might be a little expensive (1) _______ they can change your life.
Home robots are programmed to (2) _______ with household chores.
(3) _______ will home robots be able to do? One of the (4) _______ tasks of home robots will be
doing household chores. Besides, they will also be used for (5) _______ , playing with children,
taking care of patients, and providing entertainment.
Scientists want to make home robots which can (6) _______ the clothes, make the beds, and
do many of other things that humans can do. Also, these labor-saving robots will be able to help
disabled or (7) _______ people. To handle all of the above, they must be able to (8) _______ with
humans.
F. WRITING
I. Rearrange the words to make meaningful sentences.
1. on/ will/ Doctor/ robots/ instead of/ operate/ us/ human doctors
2. in/I/ robots/ won’t/ electricity/ too much/ the future/ think/ use
3. help/ us/ Tiny robots/ our bodies/ can/ and repair/ to find/ problems/ in
4. use/ security guards/ robots/ as/ People/ in/ some important places
5. us/ helped/ Their robot/ and dangerous things/ to do/ many complicated
6. scientists/ In the future,/ will/ many types of/ intelligent robots/ design
7. for 24 hours,/ A robot/ can/ doesn’t/ the same work/ do/ but/ it/ complain
8. on Mars/ will/ Space robots/ space stations/ build/ and other planets
II. Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first one.
1. There are more than 100 worker robots in their factory.
Their factory_________________________________________________________________
2. ASIMO robot isn’t as tall as my Japanese friend.
My Japanese friend___________________________________________________________
3. Doctor robots don’t know how to do the household chores.
Doctor robots can’t ___________________________________________________________
4. Gundam was bigger than any other robots in the world in 2020.
Gundam was_________________________________________________________________
5. They should buy a smarter driverless car.
Why don’t___________________________________________________________________?
6. You should give some directions, or he won’t understand you.
If you don’t__________________________________________________________________
7. Home robots become cheaper, so people start to buy them.
Because____________________________________________________________________
8. This robot won’t function if it doesn’t hear my voice command.
Unless______________________________________________________________________
REVIEW 4
I. Choose the word whose stress pattern is different from the others.
1. A. wireless B. robot C. product D. protect
2. A. palace B. exchange C. tonight D. instead
3. A. plastic B. repair C. study D. household
4. A. resident B. reuse C. reduce D. receive
5. A. human B. rubbish C. improve D. heavy
II. Complete the sentences using the words or phrases in the box.
We know that paper is made from trees, so recycling paper helps to save trees. Saving trees
helps to prevent air pollution, soil erosion and floods.
In Britain, 12.5 million tons of paper are used every year. An average person uses 38kg of paper
each year. It takes 24 trees to make one ton of paper. 67 % of paper used in Britain is kept for
recycling.
Paper recycling is so important and we should recycle our waste paper. To get the benefits of
recycling, we must give our contribution to the work.
Paper recycling is also a great chore for children depending on their age. It is an important way
for children to learn about responsibility for saving money and trees, and working together.
Recycling chores help children to learn about going green and protecting natural resources.
Children can also help with recycling at home, at school and in the community.
- erosion (n): sự xói mòn - contribution (n): sự đóng góp
- responsibility (n): trách nhiệm
1. Recycling paper helps to save trees because _______.
A. trees help to prevent air pollution B. paper is made from trees
C. trees help to prevent soil erosion D. trees help to prevent floods
2. How much paper does an average person in Britain use each year?
A. 12.5 million tons of paper B. one ton of paper
C. 38kg of paper D. 67 % of paper in Britain
3. Which of the following is true about paper recycling?
A. Paper recycling isn’t very important.
B. Paper recycling is a boring chore for children.
C. Children can’t do anything at home to help with recycling.
D. Paper recycling needs our contribution.
4. Paper recycling is an important way for children _______.
A. to learn about saving trees
B. to take responsibility for using paper
C. to know how to make paper from trees
D. to work together for money
5. Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage?
A. Children should use recycled paper.
B. Children must give their contribution to paper recycling.
C. Children can’t help with paper recycling at school.
D. Children can learn about saving trees and protecting resources.
XII. Fill in each blank with a word in the box.
Robots are changing our life now in so many ways, and actually they have been our life for
years. (1) _______ have tried to make personal robots more suitable for home life. What will future
robots be able to do?
They will help take care of old people. This will be (2) _______ of the most important uses of
personal robots in the coming years. Personal robots will be able to make daily tasks (3) _______ . It
will help old people many things, such as do the housework, go to buy (4) _______ at the
supermarket, help to lift (5) _______ things, and even take old people to cross a busy street.
Besides doing the housework, robots will be able to (6) _______ us by our faces. They will be
able to talk to us and (7) _______ what we ask them to do. Robots will be able to communicate
with us as a friend. They will be able to play (8) _______ and games with children and tell the
children bedtime stories.
XIII. Write complete sentences using the prompts given.
1. I/ afraid/ Ellie/ can/ not/ see/ you/ until/ 3 o’clock.
XIV. Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first one.
1. Don’t overload the washing machine, or it won’t work properly.
If you_______________________________________________________________________
2. Scarlett is not sure about planting more trees with us next time.
Scarlett mightn’t______________________________________________________________
3. My future villa will have a garden and a playground.
There will___________________________________________________________________
4. The class will not start until the teacher arrives.
ĐÁP ÁN
UNIT 1: MY NEW SCHOOL
A. PHONETICS
I. /a:/: far, smart, hard, sharpener, schoolyard, alarm, large, fast
/ ʌ/: lunch, study, compass, subject, rubber, Sunday, month
II. l. A 2. D 3.B 4. C 5.C
B. VOCABULARY
I. 1. People: father, mother, teacher, student, friend, classmate
2. Sports and games: football, judo, chess, basketball, badminton
3. School subjects: English, maths, physics, history, science, Vietnamese
4. School things: calculator, textbook, school bag, rubber, compass, ruler, pencil case
II. 1. do: judo, housework, homework, the ironing, karate, exercise
2. play: the violin, volleyball, the guitar, pop music, basketball, badminton
3. study: maths, chemistry, grammar, geography, English, physics
4. have: breakfast, lunch, dinner, friends, classmates, notebooks
III. 1. D 2. C 3. A 4. C 5. C 6. C 7. C 8. A 9. B 10. A
C. GRAMMAR
I. 1. goes 2. Does Ms. Lucy teach 3. doesn’t remember 4. has 5. study
6. takes 7. Do you help 8. doesn’t like 9. don’t join 10. rises - sets
II. 1. Joe doesn’t use pencils with erasers on top.
Does Joe use pencils with erasers on top?
2. Henderson doesn’t read many science books.
Does Henderson read many science books?
3. Jennifer isn’t busy with her homework.
Is Jennifer busy with her homework?
4. We don’t go to the classroom in sequence.
Do we/you go to the classroom in sequence?
5. I don’t come straight home after school.
Do you come straight home after school?
6. The playground of the school isn’t full of people.
Is the playground of the school full of people?
7. Albert isn’t her classmate in junior high school.
D. SPEAKING
I. 1. i 2. d 3. e 4. g 5. f 6. h 7. c 8. b 9. a 10. j
II. -Hi, Lien.
- Hi, Mai. Are you ready?
- Yes, just a minute. Oh, you’re wearing the new uniform. You look smart, Lien!
- Thanks, Mai. Is that your new bag?
- Yes, it is. It’s my father’s present for the new school year.
- How beautiful! It’s such a great present.
- Thank you. Let me put on my uniform. Then we can go to school.
- Sure, Mai.
E. READING
I. 1. A primary school is a school for children between the ages of about six and twelve.
2. Yes, it does.
3. A primary school comprises a nursery and the first seven years of a child’s full-time learning in
the United Kingdom.
4. Primary school begins with kindergarten in Australia and the United States.
5. In Singapore, primary school refers to those students who are normally between the ages of 7 to
12.
6. The students in Singapore sit for a national level Primary School Leaving Exam at the end of P6.
II. 1. learning 2. subject 3. classroom 4. know 5. enjoyable 6. again
F. WRITING
UNIT 2: MY HOUSE
A. PHONETICS
I. /s/: flats, roofs, toilets, shops, desks, doorsteps, clocks, lamps
/z/: chairs, floors, rooms, posters, kitchens, walls, wardrobes
II. l. B 2. A 3.C 4.C 5. D
B. VOCABULARY
I. Types of building: apartment, country house, stilt house, town house, villa
Rooms: attic, bathroom, bedroom, kitchen, hall, living room, toilet
Furniture: picture, cupboard, bookshelf, vase, table, chair, sofa, wardrobe
II. 1. flat 2. kitchen 3. chair 4. bath 5. television
6. bedroom 7. chest of drawers 8. villa 9. air conditioner 10. fridge
III. 1. C 2. D 3.C 4. A 5.B 6. A 7. A 8. B 9. A 10. D
C. GRAMMAR
I. 1. grandparents’ 2. the colour of this gate 3. Mr. Wilson’s
4. dentist’s 5. New Year’s Eve 6. my father’s
7. upper floor of the building 8. Kelvin’s birthday party 9. Last weekend’s journey
10. lift of the department store
II. 1. Iris’/ Iris’s 2. women’s 3. Mr. Dell’s 4. boys’ 5. ten years’
6. Elis’s/ Elis’ 7. friends’ 8. parents’ 9. Layla’s 10. Ethan and Jacob’s
III. 1. my neighbour’s garden
2.
3.
4. the kid’s toys
5.
6. the basement of the apartment
7. two years’ time
8. Mr. Hung’s town house
9. the men’s shoes
10. the key of the bedroom
IV. 1. in2. on 3. under 4. next to
5. in front of 6. between 7. behind 8. on
V. 1. C 2. B 3. D 4. A 5. B 6. D 7. B 8. C 9. D 10. A
VI. 1. B (student’s) 2. C (is)3. A (stay) 4. D (between) 5. A (Lucas)
D. SPEAKING
I. 1. I live near the city centre.
2. Yes, I do.
3. It’s big.
4. She lives with her parents and her younger brother.
5. It’s on the table.
6. Yes, it does.
7. No, it isn’t.
8. My favourite place in the house is the living room.
II. 1. j 2. h 3. c 4. i 5. a 6. g 7. b 8. e 9. d 10. f
E. READING
I. 1. TRUE 2. FALSE 3. FALSE 4. TRUE 5. TRUE 6. FALSE
II. 1. walls 2. move 3. village 4. because 5. with 6. bathrooms
F. WRITING
UNIT 3: MY FRIENDS
A. PHONETICS
I. /b/: best, boring, chubby, blonde, band, elbow, biscuit, yearbook
/p/: play, picnic, patient, pencil, ponytail, pretty, sporty
II. l. b-b2. p-p 3.b-b-b 4. p - b - p 5.p-p
B. VOCABULARY
I. 1. tooth 2. neck 3. legs 4. face 5. mouth
6. hand 7. eye 8. tail 9. feet 10. hair
II. l. C 2. B 3. A 4. B 5. D 6. D 7. B 8. D 9. D 10. B
C. GRAMMAR
I. 1. is 2. has 3. isn’t 4. have 5. Are you
6. have7. aren’t 8. Does James have 9. don’t have 10. has
II. 1. are working 2. am visiting 3. are watching 4. Are ... playing 5. isn’t
coming
6. is baking 7. aren’t taking 8. Is ... cycling 9. is travelling 10. are
talking
III. 1. am not reviewing 2. does ... live 3. is speaking 4. never drinks
REVIEW 1
I. l. b-p 2. p-b 3.p-b 4. p-b 5. p - b
II. 1. A 2. D 3.C 4.C 5. A
III. 1. house 2. round 3. light 4. board 5. compass
6. lunch 7. Maths 8. friendly 9. drawers 10. blonde
IV. l. B 2.C 3. A 4. A 5. B 6. C 7. D 8. A 9. C 10. B
V. 1. homework 2. air-conditioner 3. confident 4. Music 5. sofa
6. judo 7. teeth 8. pencil case 9. dishwasher 10. tail
VI. 1. living 2. talkative 3. creative 4. helpful 5. sporty
6. beautiful 7. long 8. friendly 9. interesting 10. caring
VII. l. B 2. B 3.D 4.B 5. A 6. C 7. A 8. D 9. C 10. C
VIII. 1. am studying 2. do ... get up 3. are working 4. are
5. learns 6. is wearing 7. always does
8. are playing 9. never forgets 10. Is ... staying - isn’t travelling
IX. 1. in2. in front of 3. behind 4. next to 5. between
6. under 7. on 8. to 9. at 10. in
X. 1. D (in) 2. A (usually) 3. D (helpful) 4. B (is knocking) 5. B (starts)
XI. l. f 2.c 3. e 4. g 5. a 6. d 7. j 8. b 9. h 10. i
XII.- Welcome to my house!
- Sarah, you have a nice garden! The flowers and plants look so beautiful.
- Thank you. It’s just a small garden. Let’s go inside! (They go inside.)
- Oh! Is this the living room?
- Yes. It’s where my family usually watch TV and talk.
- What about your room? Where is it?
- It’s on the second floor. Do you want to see it?
- Maybe later. Now I would like to take a look around here.
- Sure thing.
XIII. 1. from 2. similar 3. relationship 4. stories 5. email 6. exciting
XIV. 1. There are hundreds of schools, colleges and universities in England.
2. Yes, it is.
3. Children’s education in England is divided into two (separate) stages.
4. Children move to secondary school at the age of eleven.
5. Parents and pupils address teachers in primary schools by their surname.
6. Teachers in secondary schools are addressed as Miss or Sir.
XV. 1. I’m excited about my first day at school.
UNIT 4: MY NEIGHBOURHOOD
A. PHONETICS
I. / ɪ/: busy, gym, excited, city, fantastic, noisy, historic
/i:/: peaceful, beach, leave, street, cathedral, police, people, cheap
II. 1. B 2. C 3. D 4. A 5. D
B. VOCABULARY
I. l. B 2. D 3. C 4. B 5. D 6. A 7. A 8. A 9. B 10. C
II. 1. stop 2. modern 3. convenient 4. quiet 5. market
6. narrow 7. suburbs 8. exciting 9. terrible 10. park
C. GRAMMAR
I. 1. smarter 2. hotter 3. more modern 4. more historic
5. more exciting 6. more interesting 7. wet 8. better
9. more popular 10. small
II. 1. noisier than 2. more crowded than 3. friendlier than 4. bigger
5. more convenient than 6. busier than 7. farther/ further
8. more polluted than 9. worse than 10. more comfortable than
III. l. A 2.C 3.D 4. A 5.C 6. A 7. B 8. D 9. A 10. B
IV. 1. C (shorter) 2. C (than) 3. A (Don’t) 4. B (markets) 5. C (better)
D. SPEAKING
I. - Excuse me! Could you tell me the way to the central post office?
- Go straight and turn right at the second traffic lights. The post office will be at the end of the
street.
- Is it on the right or on the left of the street?
- It’s on the right, next to the city museum.
- Thanks a lot. How far is it from here?
- It’s about 500 metres from here.
- Thank you so much.
- No problem.
II. l. f 2. e 3. i 4. g 5. d 6. c 7. j 8. h 9. a 10. b
E. READING
I. l. C 2. A 3. B 4. D 5. A
II. 1. apartment 2. helping 3. frustrated
4. together 5. charitable 6. problems
F. WRITING
I. 1. Going by car is much faster than going by bicycle.
2. There is a post office at the corner of the street.
3. What shall we do this Saturday evening?
4. Let’s stay at home and watch TV.
5. My neighbourhood is in the suburbs of Da Nang City.
6. Shall we go to the cinema after dinner?
7. Ho Chi Minh City is too busy and crowded for me.
8. Can you tell me the way to Ben Thanh Market?
II. 1. Her father is older than her mother.
2. A guest house room is cheaper than a hotel room.
3. Henry’s villa is more expensive than Martin’s villa.
4. That valley is deeper than this valley.
5. This square is bigger than that square.
6. The office block is taller than the shopping mall.
7. His house is further/ farther from school than my house.
8. John is heavier than Sylvie.
A. PHONETICS
I. /t/: boat, tent, forest, visit, climate, boot, waterfall, hotel
/d/: island, wonder, guide, holiday, road, sand, drive
II. 1. d-t 2. d -t 3. t-t 4. t-d-d 5.t-d-t-d-d
B. VOCABULARY
I. l. b 2. j 3. i 4. a 5. h 6. d 7. c 8. f 9. e 10. g
II. 1. cave 2. rock 3. continent 4. scissors 5. compass
6. suncream 7. bag 8. backpack 9. natural 10. valley
III. l. C 2. A 3. A 4. B 5.B 6. D 7. D 8. C 9. D 10. A
C. GRAMMAR
I. 1. C,C 2. UC, UC 3. C, C 4. C,C 5.UC,UC
6. C, UC 7. C, C 8. UC, UC 9. UC, C 10. C, C
II. 1. visitors 2. people 3. some 4. foot 5. trip
6. times 7. coffee 8. a little 9. How much 10. many
III. 1. mustn’t 2. must 3. mustn’t 4. must 5. mustn’t
6. mustn’t 7. mustn’t 8. must 9. must 10. mustn’t
IV. l. B 2.C 3. A 4. B 5. D 6. B 7. C 8. A 9. B 10. C
V. 1. B (much/ any) 2. A (allow) 3. C (mustn’t) 4. A (children) 5. B (a
few)
D. SPEAKING
I. 1. Where are they spending their evening?
2. When do you plan to take your holiday?
3. How much are the tickets for the concert?
4. How many pairs of shoes do you bring for the field trip?
5. Why do you want to visit Mount Fuji?
6. What’s the name of that mountain in the distance?
7. How many people join the trip to Cuc Phuong National Park every month?
8. Are these the photos of Phong Nha Cave?
II. - Do you like nature, Natalie?
- Yes, I do. I often read books about natural wonders.
- So in your opinion, what is the most beautiful natural wonder?
- It’s difficult to say, but the Great Barrier Reef in Australia is really amazing.
- What is special about it?
- The Great Barrier Reef is the world’s largest coral reef. It is one of the seven wonders of the
natural world. You can view it from a long distance.
II. l. A 2. C 3. A 4. D 5. B
B. VOCABULARY
I. l. e 2. a 3. g 4. c 5. b 6. d 7. j 8. i 9. h 10. f
II. l. D 2.C 3.D 4.C 5. B 6. B 7. A 8. D 9. C 10. A
C. GRAMMAR
I. 1. shouldn’t 2. should 3. should 4. shouldn’t 5. shouldn’t
6. shouldn’t 7. shouldn’t 8. should 9. should 10. should - shouldn’t
II. 1. some 2. any 3. some 4. some 5. some
6. any 7. some 8. any 9. any 10. some
III. l. A 2. B 3.C 4. D 5. A 6. D 7. C 8. A 9. B 10. D
IV. 1. B (some) 2. A (should always) 3. A (should) 4. B (any) 5. A (Should we)
D. SPEAKING
I. 1. What will you do at Tet, Hoa?
2. What will you do exactly?
3. Wow! What will you buy?
4. Interesting! How about during Tet?
5. Oh, I know banh chung. I tried it last year. It’s delicious.
6. Will you watch the fireworks display?
7. Sounds great! I hope you enjoy yourself.
8. I’d love to, but I have another plan. Thanks anyway!
II. l. c 2. i 3. a 4. j 5. d 6.g 7. b 8. e 9. h 10. f
E. READING
I. 1. celebration 2. spring 3. festive 4. reunions 5. return
6. symbolising
II. 1. The celebration lasts three days.
2. They try to return home to spend time with their relatives.
3. They show their respect to their ancestors.
4. They pray for well-being and good health.
5. They prepare a lot of traditional foods for family members coming to have meals.
6. It’s Hanbok.
F. WRITING
I. 1. You shouldn’t play with fire. It is dangerous for kids.
2. You shouldn’t park here. It is not allowed.
3. You should wear a raincoat. It is raining outside.
4. Please be quiet! You shouldn’t make so much noise in the library.
5. We should arrive at the airport two hours before the flight.
6. I shouldn’t eat these cakes. I’m not hungry now.
7. The boys should play football outside. It’s a beautiful day.
8. You should sometimes help your mother with the housework.
II. 1. You should join a sports club at your school.
2. There isn’t any bank service during Tet.
3. We shouldn’t talk too loud because my sister is sleeping.
4. Your father shouldn’t drink too much wine.
5. They don’t have any five-fruit tray on the ancestral altar.
6. There isn’t much traffic on the road these days.
7. You should get up early every day.
8. There are a few shops in our grandparents’ neighbourhood.
REVIEW 2
I. l. C 2.D 3. A 4. A 5.B
II. 1. desert 2. traditional 3. suburban 4. building 5. do
6. narrow 7. coat 8. turn 9. mountain 10. expensive
III. l. A 2. A 3. B 4. D 5. C 6. B 7. B 8. C 9. D 10. A
IV. 1. better 2. celebration 3. peaceful 4. historic 5. friendly/ unfriendly
6. activities 7. widest 8. sleeping 9. attraction 10. wonderful
V. 1. to 2. in 3. with 4. by 5. in 6. at 7. on 8. on 9. from 10. at
VI. l. A 2.D 3. B 4. C 5. D 6. C 7. D 8. B 9. A 10. B
VII. 1. A (shouldn’t) 2. B (funnier) 3. A (are) 4. C (better) 5. A (many)
VIII. 1. are 2. owns - only uses 3. are standing 4. are discussing
5. has 6. am tidying 7. never eats 8. Is ... planting
9. doesn’t do 10. Does ... usually go
IX. l. b 2. d 3. j 4. h 5. i 6. c 7. a 8. f 9.g
X. - What is your aim for new year?
- I will read more books in my free time. How about you?
- I am going on a really great journey this year. Do you want to come with me?
- A great journey? Where will you go?
- I’m going to be in a bike camp. I will travel to the countryside.
- Wow! Joining a bike camp is one of my dreams! But do you think we can make it?
- Don’t worry! It won’t be too tiring, and we can make new friends!
- I must ask my parents first. I hope they will allow me to go with you.
- I believe they will. Let’s ask them now.
- This new year will be full of fun and excitement!
XI. 1. TRUE 2. FALSE 3. FALSE 4. TRUE
5. FALSE 6. TRUE 7. TRUE 8. FALSE
XII. 1. in 2. long 3. than 4. widest 5. rainy
6. are 7. teeth 8. freshwater 9. animals 10. include
XIII. 1. You should visit your relatives at Tet.
2. Ho Chi Minh City is usually much more crowded than Vung Tau.
3. What do you need to decorate your room?
4. There are several supermarkets in my neighbourhood.
5. Can you tell me the way to Sai Gon Bridge?
6. A sleeping bag is very useful when you go camping overnight.
7. The children are quite tired after playing all day.
8. You mustn’t play any kinds of sports on the street.
XIV. 1. You shouldn’t go out alone at night.
2. I must come home after school.
3. Let’s go out for a walk around the lake.
4. We mustn’t copy the other teams’ work.
5. Other students in my class are shorter than William./ Other students in my class aren’t so/ as tall
as William.
6. How about discussing more about our project?
7. Can you tell me some well-known traditions on Tet Holiday (please)?
8. You should go to bed early every day.
UNIT 7: TELEVISION
A. PHONETICS
I. /θ/: month, earth, thank, through, three, thing, both
/ð/: feather, that, them, weather, there, this, gather, than
B. VOCABULARY
I. l. c 2. d 3. b 4. a 5.g 6. f 7. h 8. e
II. 1. cartoon 2. comedy 3. sports 4. entertaining 5. character
6. viewers 7. talent 8. animated film 9. series 10. popular
III. l. C 2. A 3. D 4. B 5. A 6. B 7. A 8. C 9. D 10. B
C. GRAMMAR
I. l. How 2. Who 3. When 4. Why 5. What
6. Who 7. How 8. Where 9. Why 10. Which
II. 1. but 2. and 3. so 4. so 5. and
6. but 7. and 8. but 9. so 10. so
III. l. A 2. D 3. A 4. A 5. D 6. B 7. B 8. A 9. C 10. A
IV. 1. C (but) 2. A (What) 3. A (How much) 4. C (turn off) 5. D (longer)
D. SPEAKING
I. 1. What is your favourite channel?
2. Where are you living at present?
3. When/ What time does Nick leave home for school?
4. Why does she go to see the doctor?
5. Who are you talking about?
6. Where is the cinema?
7. How often do you go to the movies?
8. How do they travel to Nha Trang?
II. 1. TV2. How many 3. animals 4. favourite
5. about 6. boring 7. activities 8. programme
A. PHONETICS
I. /e/: chess, contest, men, rest, step, tennis, welcome
/æ/: bag, band, fan, gathering, habit, happy, practice, relax
II. l. B 2. B 3.C 4. A 5. D
B. VOCABULARY
I. 1. Badminton 2. ball 3. boat 4. goggles 5. players
6. goal 7. shoes 8. racket 9. sporty 10. playground
II. l. C 2.B 3. D 4. A 5. C 6. A 7. A 8. D 9. B 10. D
C. GRAMMAR
I. 1. held 2. was 3. travelled 4. didn’t visit 5. went
6. did ... eat 7. didn’t learn 8. met 9. took 10. Did ... have
II. 1. Don’t watch TV for too long.
2. Run faster.
3. Cheer for the team.
4. Please don’t play football on the street.
5. Take a break.
6. Do your homework.
7. Look at the board.
8. Please stand up.
9. Wait for a while.
10. Relax for some minutes.
III. 1. B 2.C 3. A 4.D 5.D 6. B 7. A 8. C 9. D 10. A
IV. 1. A (played) 2. D (rest) 3. A (Don’t talk) 4. B (do) 5. B (can)
D. SPEAKING
I. - Can you play football, Owen?
- Of course I can. I’m in the school’s football team.
- School team? Wow! I didn’t know that. How often do you play it?
- We have three games a week.
- Three games a week? Do you practice a lot?
- Yes, I do. How about you? Do you play football or any other sports?
- No. I don’t play football, but I go swimming every weekend.
- Swimming is good. You look sporty and healthy!
- Thanks, Owen.
II. 1. How many football teams were there in 2018 FIFA World Cup?
2. What do you often do in your spare time?
3. Who was voted Football Player of the Century in 1999?
4. Would you like to watch motor racing on TV?
5. When did Joseph go mountain climbing?
6. How often does Carson practise at the karate club?
7. Why do you need to buy a pair of gloves?
8. Where did they play the final match?
E. READING
I. 1. Football originated from England.
2. There is one goalkeeper in each football team.
3. A football match lasts 90 minutes.
4. The goalkeeper tries to stop the ball from getting into the goal.
5. No, they can’t. Only goalkeepers can keep the ball in their hands.
6. Yes, they do.
II. 1. useful 2. better 3. win 4. us
F. WRITING
I. 1. Sports and games play an important part in our lives.
2. Did you join in the sports competition last week?
3. The 2012 Olympic Games was held in London.
4. Television programmes about sports and games are popular.
5. The teacher wants the boys to stand in line.
6. My father played volleyball when he was young.
7. Millions of people watch football games every weekend.
8. Playing a sports game is very good for your health.
II. 1. Please help me buy a good tennis racket.
2. Don’t go out late at night.
3. Pele won his first World Cup when he was seventeen.
4. There is a goalkeeper in every football team.
5. Harry is as tall as other players in his volleyball team.
6. You mustn’t take off the blindfold when playing blind man’s buff.
7. How about participating in the international marathon next month?
8. You should play a sport in your free time.
B. VOCABULARY
I. 1. historic 2. expensive 3. noisy 4. young 5. hot
6. dry 7. tall 8. big 9. exciting 10. heavy
II. 1. stall 2. landmarks 3. floating market 4. Tower 5. tasty
6. street food 7. Night Market 8. River bank 9. building 10. Palace
III. 1. D 2. A 3.C 4.B 5.B 6. D 7. A 8. D 9. C 10. C
C. GRAMMAR
D. SPEAKING
I. l. g 2. h 3. a 4. c 5. j 6. e 7. d 8. i 9. f 10. b
II. 1. You should visit Nha Trang in spring.
2. The Netherlands is famous for tulip flowers.
3. It’s about 7 kilometres from my house to the city centre.
4. William Shakespeare is the most popular British writer./ The most popular British writer is
William Shakespeare.
5. District 1 is the centre of Ho Chi Minh City.
6. She likes to live in the city.
7. I never go cycling in the suburbs.
8. It’s mostly cloudy in Liverpool today.
E. READING
I. 1. FALSE 2. TRUE 3. TRUE 4. FALSE
5. TRUE 6. TRUE 7. FALSE 8. TRUE
II. l. Asia 2. tourist 3. crowded 4. parks
5. holds 6. festivals 7. also 8. when
F. WRITING
I. 1. We went to that Japanese restaurant two weeks ago.
2. Can you tell me the way to the nearest bakery?
3. Tom didn’t take any photos of Times Square last time.
4. The weather in Toronto is wonderful, and the landscape is amazing.
5. I can’t get home quickly because there is heavy traffic on the street.
6. Minh An has an elder brother in Ha Noi, and his name is Huy An.
7. Did the tour guide take your family to the floating market yesterday?
8. Naomi and I both have black hair, but hers is lighter than mine.
II. 1. This maths notebook is hers.
REVIEW 3
I. l. C 2. A 3. C 4. D 5. B
II. 1. volleyball 2. delicious 3. Temple 4. forecast 5. noisy
6. programme 7. player 8. clean 9. weathergirl 10. rackets
III. l. C 2. B 3. A 4. B 5. C 6. D 7. C 8. B 9. A 10. D
IV. 1. go 2. took 3. had 4. playing
5. watches 6. do 7. see 8. likes
V. 1. friendly 2. educational 3. helpful 4. tasty 5. Floating
6. healthy 7. animated 8. cities 9. sunny 10. viewers
VI. 1. on 2. At/ On 3. in 4. from 5. with
6. about 7. for 8. at 9. to 10. in
VII. l. D 2.C 3. B 4. A 5. A 6. B 7. C 8. C 9. B 10. D
VIII. 1. C (bought) 2. A (How) 3. C (don’t do) 4. D (her) 5. A (Where)
IX. l. was 2. usually walks 3. want 4. cancelled
5. is teaching 6. Did ... watch7. is searching 8. arrives
9. won 10. is sleeping
X. l. g 2. c 3. f 4. a 5. i 6. b 7. h 8. d 9. j 10. e
XI. 1. programme 2. went 3. much 4. sports
5. That 6. cultural 7. on 8. and
XII. l. C 2. A 3. D 4. B 5. C
XIII. 1. on 2. it 3. buildings 4. many
5. include 6. watching 7. fireworks 8. attract
XIV. 1. Don’t watch TV until midnight!
2. Michael goes swimming nearly every day.
3. Did you join in the sports competition yesterday?
4. That tennis player didn’t take part in the tournament last week.
B. VOCABULARY
I. 1. do the shopping, do housework, do the washing-up
2. tidy my room, tidy the kitchen
3. cook meals, cook dinner
4. fix the oven, fix the air conditioner
5. water the flowers, water the plants
6. surf the Internet, surf websites
7. send and receive emails
8. take care of my pets, take care of old people
9. order food from the supermarket
10. contact my friends, contact the police in an emergency
II. 1. B 2. B 3.C 4. C 5. B 6. C 7. D 8. A 9. B 10. D
III. 1. under 2. by 3. on 4. in 5. at 6. with 7. in 8. on
C. GRAMMAR
D. SPEAKING
I. l. f 2. h 3. g 4.c 5. a 6. b 7. i 8. d 9. j 10. e
II. 1. What might Mr. Kelvin do?
2. What will the house look like?
3. Will it have several windows?
4. Where will the cottage be?
5. Why might you live in the mountains?
6. What will they buy for appliances?
7. How many rooms will your dream house have?
8. Will this factory use wind energy?
E. READING
I. 1. B 2. C 3. A 4. C 5. D
II. 1. prefer 2. future 3. but 4. energy
5. might 6. appliances 7. worry 8. it
F. WRITING
I. 1. My future apartment will be by the sea.
2. The future car might not run on electricity.
3. His UFO house will be surrounded by lots of trees.
4. People in the city might live in houses under the ground.
5. Will you travel everywhere in a motorhome?
6. We will have a houseboat on the lake.
7. People might use wireless TVs on Mars.
8. There will be big trees and flowers in my garden.
II. 1. Their dream palace will have about twenty rooms.
2. I mightn’t live in an apartment in a skyscraper.
3. Will you help me arrange the furniture (please)?
B. VOCABULARY
I. 1. recycling bins 2. glass3. reusing 4. exchange 5. fairs
6. reduce 7. charity 8. rubbish 9. survey 10. plastic bag
II. l. C 2. B 3. C 4. A 5. B 6. D 7. A 8. C 9. A 10. D
C. GRAMMAR
I. 1. an 2. an 3. a 4. an 5. the 6. a 7. the 8. an 9. a 10. the
II. 1. won’t be - don’t drive 2. will... do - see 3. keep - will run 4. will harm - doesn’t
reuse
5. will buy - don’t cost 6. Will... be - goes 7. will save - use 8. is - will lose
9. gives - will help 10. will die - continue
III. 1. If factories dump waste into rivers, a lot of fish will die.
2. If people keep using plastic bags, oceans will be full of plastic garbage.
3. They won’t save a lot of money if they go to work by taxi.
4. Land for farming will decrease if people build too many houses.
5. If the Earth becomes hotter, the polar ice cap will melt.
6. You will waste your paper if you don’t write on both sides.
7. We won’t harm the environment if we use recycled products.
8. If people breathe polluted air, they will suffer from lung diseases.
9. There will be too much air pollution in this area if the residents don’t often cycle.
10. If those companies produce reusable bags, they will receive good feedbacks.
IV. l. B 2.B 3. C 4.C 5.B 6. D 7. A 8. A 9. D 10. D
V. 1. A (use) 2. B (put) 3. C (breathe) 4. D (a) 5. D (the environment)
D. SPEAKING
I. - What are you doing, Naomi?
- I’m folding plastic bags.
- You want to keep them, don’t you?
- Yes, I do. These bags are still new, so I can use them again.
- Why do you want to reuse them? They are very cheap, and it’s easy to buy the brand new ones.
- Because we will help the environment if they are reused. Plastic bags are very dangerous for living
things!
- I see. I have an idea. We should also keep plastic water bottles.
- Good idea. There is one in the fridge. Let’s go and take it.
-OK.
II. 1. Why do you use recycled items?
2. Who should reduce waste and reuse plastic bags?
3. Do your parents grow vegetables at home?
4. How many electric fans are there in your room?
5. When do you turn off the lights?
6. Who did he swap his old novels with?
7. Is there a recycling bin in your house?
8. Where can I/ we buy reusable bags?
E. READING
I. 1. We will pollute the environment if we do not use materials wisely.
2. 3Rs stands for Reduce, Reuse and Recycle.
3. Reducing means we reduce the amount of waste we produce.
4. If we do not reduce the waste, we will pollute our environment more seriously.
5. “Reusing” is using the items again, and “recycling” is changing the waste materials into new
products.
6. No, we shouldn’t. We should store and use them for other purposes.
II. 1. walk 2. reduce 3. solar 4. use
5. energy 6. serious 7. products 8. harmful
F. WRITING
I. 1. If we breathe in polluted air, we will get sick.
2. If Daniel sees rubbish on the streets, he will pick it up.
3. If she doesn’t use water, she will close the water tap.
4. If his friends like his books, he will swap the books with them.
5. If I go shopping this evening, I will buy some recycled bags.
6. If we find creative ways to use energy, we will save a lot of money.
7. If they invite me to join 3Rs club, I will be very glad.
8. If you spend 1.5 hour on Facebook every day, you will waste 7 months in 10 years.
II. 1. You mustn’t throw garbage there.
2. If we don’t stop polluting the lake, the fish will die.
3. We should reduce plastic waste.
4. If we recycle paper, we will save lots of trees.
5. People shouldn’t use too many plastic containers.
6. I think bicycling won’t pollute the air.
7. If people waste oil, it will run out soon.
8. Although cities are convenient, the air in cities is polluted.
A. PHONETICS
I. 1. Yes 2. No 3. No 4. Yes 5. Yes 6. No 7. Yes 8. No
II. l. No 2. Yes 3. No 4. Yes
5. No 6. Yes 7. Yes 8. No
B. VOCABULARY
I. 1. read our moods 2. do the washing 3. build buildings 4. look after sick people
5. pick fruit 6. move heavy objects 7. teach students 8. repair a broken
machine
9. work as guards 10. cut the grass
II. 1. clean 2. make 3. understand 4. does 5. plays
6. teach 7. washing 8. cook 9. help 10. water
III. 1. B 2.C 3. D 4. A 5. A 6. B 7. D 8. C 9. A 10. B
C. GRAMMAR
I. 1. The smallest 2. the slowest 3. the funniest 4. the oldest 5. the
youngest
6. the worst 7. biggest 8. the easiest 9. The farthest/ furthest 10. the shortest
II. 1. nicer 2. hottest 3. taller 4. longest 5. wider
6. larger 7. worse 8. best 9. highest 10. coldest
III. 1. D 2. C 3. A 4. B 5.B 6. D 7. C 8. A 9. D 10. B
IV. l. D(more) 2. C (will do) 3. C (it) 4. B (does) 5. B (help)
D. SPEAKING
I. 1. simple 2. make 3. quite a lot 4. what you say
5. Why 6. How many 7. Are there 8. they will
II. - How much do you know about robots, Mr. Spencer?
- Robots are smart now, and they can do a lot of things.
- A lot of things? Could you give some examples?
- They can guard the house, cook meals, recognise your face and voice...
- Recognise my face and voice? Can I talk with them?
- Of course, you can. They will answer you if they understand what you say.
- Sounds interesting! Will they smile if I make a joke?
- Maybe. Robots will be able to smile, but they won’t have feelings like us.
- Will scientists create some robots with feelings?
- No, I don’t think so. Robots don’t have physical body like humans.
E. READING
I. l. C 2. A 3. B 4. B 5. D
II. 1. but 2. help 3. What 4. main
5. gardening 6. iron 7. elderly 8. communicate
F. WRITING
I. 1. Doctor robots will operate on us instead of human doctors.
2. I think robots won’t use too much electricity in the future.
3. Tiny robots can help us to find and repair problems in our bodies.
4. People use robots as security guards in some important places.
5. Their robot helped us to do many complicated and dangerous things.
6. In the future, scientists will design many types of intelligent robots.
7. A robot can do the same work for 24 hours, but it doesn’t complain.
8. Space robots will build space stations on Mars and other planets.
II. 1. Their factory has more than 100 worker robots.
2. My Japanese friend is taller than ASIMO robot.
3. Doctor robots can’t do the household chores.
4. Gundam was the biggest robot in the world in 2020.
5. Why don’t they buy a smarter driverless car?
6. If you don’t give some directions, he won’t understand you.
7. Because home robots become cheaper, people start to buy them.
8. Unless this robot hears my voice command, it won’t function.
REVIEW 4
I. l. D 2. A 3. B 4. A 5. C
II. 1. reusable 2. appliances 3. recycle 4. energy 5. smart TV
6. dishwasher 7. containers 8. cooker 9. bins 10. materials
III. 1. B 2. A 3. C 4. D 5. B 6. C 7. B 8. D 9. A 10. C
IV. 1. shopping2. helpful 3. creative 4. electricity 5. Scientists
6. plants 7. reusable 8. natural 9. gardening 10. greener
V. 1. on 2. at 3. for/ with 4. in 5. of
6. by 7. on 8. with 9. in 10. on
VI. l. C 2.B 3. A 4. A 5. D 6. B 7. C 8. D 9. C 10. B
VII. 1. C (run) 2. C (might be)3. A (do) 4. A (washing) 5. B (the happiest)
VIII. 1. Is ... ringing 2. received 3. will find 4. exchanged 5. increased
6. am doing 7. uses - will help 8. didn’t do 9. stop - will save 10. isn’t - think
IX. 1. Where will people live in the future?
2. Do you think we should have robots in our life?
3. When will your/ our school have new computer system?
4. How often does this neighbourhood collect old batteries?
5. Do you like walking or cycling in the rain?
6. How will you go to school to protect the environment?
7. What will your dream house look like?
8. Why did you buy a home robot?
X. l. e 2. d 3. f 4. b 5. h 6. c 7. i 8. a 9.j 10. g
XI. 1. B 2.C 3. D 4. A 5. C
XII. l. Scientists2. one 3. easier 4. products