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(___) The tourists will visit Non Nuoc marble village as soon as they arrive in Da Nang. ( ) This guideline shows every stage of the design process so that you can confidently design your knitting patterns. (__) Since oil paints dry slowly, you can give yourself plenty of time to blend. ( Combine each pair of sentences to make a complex sentence. Use the word in the brackets. They bought these paintings. They had moved to the new house. (after) Tove knitting, It helps me relax after a hard-working day. (because) Tt’s not high season. Lots of visitors still travel to the north coast. (even though) They developed handicraft villages. The locals would be able to live on their traditional crafts. (in order that) The boss let the workers listen to music. They were sewing, (while) Eric is careful and very handy with tools. He is suitable for carving job. (since) You should put the eggs in the egg cases. They will not break. (so that) Knitting is mainly thought as a woman’s pastime. Today more and more men are picking up the needles as well. (although) The tourists bought several souvenirs. They visited the pottery workshop. (when) Match the phrasal verbs with their meaning. deal with a. get information, discover something close down b. begin to have control of something, turn up c. take action to solve a problem find out d. start a new business 8 + BAITAP THUC HANH TIENG ANH 9- PHAN BAL TAP6 * LNSWNOWIANA 1VOOT LIND se uo0s seq yeM 0s ‘D) seg uoya-y “saan op ory anbyun are s8unuted of] Su0q, apeur st yoryas oded op uo parutad are Aaya — oye pou “5 yes“ and-y “ae apm, sem ays asneoag uMop ~~~ sear doys aruroanos oup ut gol ou Joy uopeNdde oF souls ‘q sv‘O wuM "a — ySnoyy uoag-y -synu10909 Jo aysea jeorda ayp [fous wes NOK ‘oBeTTA ApUED INUOD0D ayp eau atOD nok — *¢ or premioy Joor'q yap Yoo “D 10} YOO] “g dn yoor'y aanyny ze0u 2up ut uTeBe Supeou1——— om pue Kousnol sarddey ay) Nos YSIA\ “F ary ‘a uayA\ ‘OD arojog “g. rey 'V -ysar e 10) paddoys Aayp ‘suteys ayy dn sarmdynos ap parses pey kom “¢ umop ssed ‘umop as0)9 ‘9 umop wana “g, dnum-y “yy10m 30] 378] ——— 0 panupUOd ay Jt eSSTUUST YIM pouDywomp sea aH “7 a1ojeg ‘ey Ap UT “D ysnoqy, “g asneoog “y “snourey sour 9up axe au], Ug, uy soBeyia Apuvo muos09 ‘eajaq Suoyayy ut sa8ey[IA Apues Auwur axe azayy —_*F “seoualues eu eje|dwloo 0} 1eMsUD seq eyI es004D “A EMOLIOWO} UONRIS aU} 1OF aaa T]LM OUT] TEA “OT -yred oxp ur suomoamp 398 0} samnysoug ayy sys|INOI UL, °G “sqey feottio9 Supjyeur Aq ures Aoup owroouT ay sroSefA UL “8 onuapued aya Sur our auros ———~ doysysom snp“ aBeqz0ys mnogel jo wa[gord ayy ~~ Ayaannoaya sey AFOMIME [eD0[ YL “9 “yensn se are] 2y jr80 u1od dn-yord oy 07 08 pmnoys oy Jey oaaIg popuTUIOT aAeY | YBNOYL, “¢ “nis oyna anus Burddoys ~ pur Supping plo au poysoutop AO4L, “> “yoog ay ut papaau ays VoneuTZoyUT ay —— ays “€ z 1 “Keane sem zoey sty TTY Kureduroo ayp Jo Buyuuma kep-or-Aep ayy ——— que WY ‘joan 1x0 Buen vq 01 din ano am | Dd U} CUBA JOSDIYC D JO WO} JOSOD OUy UM 1UDIq YODE U} pear IoA0 aYe1 “OT Suryyouros jnoge payoxs aq. “T dnws 6 oat] 01 Aouour YBnoue aaey “Yy ors din e uo wes °8 ysnomp yoo, “2 aauue ‘J | 01 preaoy yoo, “9 ssoutsng Surop doys 3 uo aa “¢10. vi. You should wait to _ the train until the passengers getting off have cleared out. ‘A. get up B, get on C. get off D. get in The host will help tourists carefully manipulate the clay and wheel they can make a piece on their own. A. as well as B.as C. so that D. so as Sue time and didn’t finish the last question, but she passed the test. A. kept up with B. got on with C. faced up to D. ran out of Choose the word or phrase that needs correction. Some reviews about their traditional paintings are bring out in this magazine. A B c D The pottery of Tho Ha village in Bac Giang is extremely durable so that it is buried in A BC the ground for a long time. D Christina found it is difficult to get on with us, possibly because of the difference between A B c D our cultures. A B c D Kim Son sedge mats are widely used in Northern Vietnam so that they are very cool to sleep on. That was a long journey without rest stops until noon, so we ate a hearty breakfast A B before we set up. Cc D A weaver puts the string into the loom in the correct colour order while the other A B Cc pulls the strings together in order that form the mat. D Do you think that a successful workshop must keep on with the pace of technological A B Cc D change? Their great-grandparents chose Bat ‘Trang to settle because the land has a large namber A B c of white clay. D Live on atraditional handicraft for ten years gave her alot of confidence and experience. 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How do they look like? ___I see. My parents like paintings. T’ll tell them about this embroidery painting art. Maybe they would like to have one. LES |. Read the passage and choose the best answer. Ha Noi, the capital of Vietnam, is one of the most interesting destinations for domestic and foreign tourists. Among many attractions are the craft villages. There are about 1500 handicraft villages recognized in Viet Nam, and about 300 are traditional handicraft villages. The heartland of craft villages is the Red River Delta, and particularly around Ha Noi. Ha Noi is home to more than 45 percent of the nation’s total number. How were those craft villages set up? Years ago, after harvest time, Vietnamese villagers used natural materials, such as clay, bamboo, wood, and some certain kinds of plants and leaves to make craft things for their family’s daily needs. Gradually, they made their handicrafts more and more perfect, and then sold them to others around the village to get extra income. The ways to make handicrafts have been passed down from generation to generation. Family members, relatives, and friends work together. Those artisans never compete but help one another to do better business. Each craft village has its trademark name of handicraft products. The government has organized marketing offices, agencies, and design centers to introduce handicrafts to everyone so that the artisans can sell their products. Today, many cetamic, porcelain, bamboo, rattan, wood, and lacquer products from handicraft villages are sold as souvenirs throughout the country. 1. Which of the following best serves the title of the passage? A, Overview of Vietnamese traditional handicrafts B. Handicraft villages in Ha Noi and their origin C. The development of traditional handicraft villages in Viet Nam D. Some facts about craft villages in Viet Nam 2. According to the passage, how many traditional handicraft villages are there in Ha Noi? A. more than 675 _B. more than 135 C. about 300 D. none of the above 3. Years ago, Vietnamese people made handicrafts A. for household use B. to sell to tourists C. to earn their living D. because of their poverty 4, The phrase “passed down” in the second paragraph is closest in meaningto_____. ; A. taught B. taken over C. exchanged D. handed over 5. Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage? A. Each craft village has its brand name of handicraft products. 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My old classmates and I meet up for lunch now and then, but not (often than/ as often as) we used to. ‘Complete the sentences with the most suitable comparison form of the word in brackets. 1. The population of the city is expanding ____ (fast) than earlier predictions. 2. In those days, travelling and trading were not (easy) as they are today. 3. By far one of the (important) issues for the country is unemployment. 4. Hotels, restaurants, places of interests, tour guide, and transportation have been (bad) than expected. 5. The building was (dirty) Ihad ever seen, with broken windows and dusty doors. 6. Itisnotas_—_ (expensive) you might imagine living in a city with a secured job. 7. Plants climbing over the walls gives the villa an appearance which is (ancient) than it was. 8. My brother took the new job because he felt that the career prospects were much (good). 9. The council has begun to listen (careful) to its citizens, in an attempt to improve policies. 10. 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The north-east, with 60 million people, is part of the United States. A. second the most populous B, the most densely populated C. the most third crowded D. most of the population 9. Frank apologised to Ann for not coming to her birthday party, but she his excuse at once. ‘A looked forward to B. looked through —_C. saw off D. saw through 10. If they did move to Ho Chi Minh City, they'd stand__ chance of getting a job. A.a much better B. much the best C. a better more D.a much more VI. Choose the word or phrase that needs correction. 1. I got up the bus with some of my friends with whom I went to primary school. A B c D 2. Inthe distance, there’s a coal-fired power plant which has made the city one of the A B Cc world most polluted. D 3. Isit true that taking regular exercise is as actually important as having a healtay diet? A B Cc D 4. He turns down the job because it involved too much travelling, but later he regretted it. A. B c D 5. 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Her thought was the same as yours when she first came to live inthe city, (5) Sooner or later, I will have to live in a big city when I study in the university. However, I know that the cost of living there is high. (6) Grace: You're right. Hey! Do you know thatyou can study hard and apply fora scholarship? Kelly: Yes. Of course, I know that, but it’s not easy at all to have a scholarship. (7) Grace: It’s totally possible. You are among the best ones in the class, aren’t you? (8) __ Kelly: Maybe I'll try. Thank you very much for your advice. Grace: Never mind. I’m glad to help. 1 Put the sentences in the correct order to make a conversation. Of course! Come on in. Would you like some coffee? Oh, I also just moved in last month. Please call me Jimmy. We are neighbours now. Hello! Have you just moved in? Nice to meet you. I’m setting up something, please excuse me if I’m disturbing you. Never mind. How were your first days here? Yes, I do. That's a little inconvenient. I know there’s always traffic jam, but it’s heavier than I think. And the prices are little high. It also costs much more for daily expenses. But overall, it's worth it. How about you? How long have you been here? In this neighbourhood? Hi, yes. We've been here for some days. I’m Henry, and you are... Do you have to travel far to work? Is it convenient for you? Yes, I'd love to. Both the neighbourhood and the city. It’s great. Everyone seems helpful. It’s just some minutes to drive my kids to school, and there are only a few steps away from the markets, recreation centres, parks... Really? Hey! 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JeyJeUM epIdep puD eBDssDd ey prey "|Humans haye been living in cities for more than 5,000 years, with the first cities founded (1) ___ the birth of agriculture. In contrast to previous living (2) = cities are characterised as having a large population in a small area, a surplus of goods for trade, and specialisation that allows for expert craft. Although there is no standard (3) definition of ‘urban’, typically these environments include a high-population (4) with a significant amount of built infrastructure. The (5) of the world’s population living in urban environments has increased dramatically over the past 200 years, from just three per cent in 1800 to 55 per cent at present, with projections to (6) ______ to 68 per cent by 2050. For the first time in human history, most of the world’s people live in urban environments. Australia ranks among other nations as one of the most (7) in the world, with more than two-thirds of our population now living in (8) _ cities. |. Rewrite the sentences, using the word in brackets as a cue. 1. Jack continues chatting although the teacher has warned him. (on) 2. Ifyou want to lose weight, you should stop eating fast food. (give) 4, Lindsay doesn’t like city life because she can’t stand noisy places. (put) 5. His accountant has advised him to stop doing his business. (close) 6. I want to consider it carefully before I decide to join your project. (think) 7. She left her village and tried to find a job in Ho Chi Minh City. (look) 8. Ispent my childhood in the countryside before moving to this city. (grow) 9. She loves putting on smart clothes before going to work or meeting friends. (up) 10. They entered the country and asked for permanent residence. 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(___) Ethan: No, itisn’t. (__) 2. Kelvin: Was she busy with other assignments? (__) Adam: Yes, she was. (__) 3. Dorson: Isn’torange juice your favourite drink? (__) Norman: Yes, orange juice is my favourite drink, but I don’t usually drink it at nigh. (__) 4. Tommy: Are you happy that I cancel the deal? (__) Linda: Yes, I am. It’s good to cancel it. (__) 5. Jim: Do you think they are waiting for us now? (__) Brian: Of course! They are. Hurry up! (__) 6. Ms Emma: You aren’t working this Saturday? (__) Mr Johnson: [ am, but I will ask my leader for a day off. (__) 7. Jacky: Are you going to the library? (__) Hector: Yes, we are. And you? (__) 8. Jane: Isn’t he the man we met yesterday? (__) Lily: No, he isn’t. (__) Underline the verb form of BE that should be stressed in the following sentences. 1, She is good at Maths but her brother isn’t. 2. Kate: Are you reading comics? Betty: Yes, Lam. 3. Gwen: Isn’t hanging out a good way to release stress? Chloe: Yes, it 4. Anna: Do you think he is a good teacher? Stacy: He is. But he’s quite reserved. 5. Adrian: Is she confident that she will pass the interview? Frank: Yes, she is. She has prepared for it very well. 6. Thomas: Aren’t you leaving for the picnic? Kelvi Yes, Lam. But it’s a little early. 7. Jane: He is too young to live without the support from his parents. Melisa: He is. 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Woy sMeu Pood ay daay 3,upnos | JeUp (paydxa spayutoddestp) os sem | Fu on ad “uopmaduios aanruSoo ap ut axoydsoune (pastadins jasuay) ay pauarySy yseurar snoroumy st] “€ ghouoy Suoim seq, payse somjour 9x7 ‘uorssoxdxa pes pue (poxejer /pasnyuos) s.ra1ySnep say BuIeag °Z : “sgoueuy sty gnoge suonsonb paqurod uny poyse ys\jeumol v usya (porn /posseaequia) 9uIeI9q 9H “TE Ily 0} BAYDeLPD eIqDIINs jsoW Ey} eSCOUD | Chalk hcoley iit: ‘Jou UL] ‘ON ‘ale, “syuDiq out £6 pea uy nod a,uary jour asnoxg ASIN °8Choose the best answer to complete the sentences. 1. Why didn’t you tell me you weren’t__ with the situation? I’m not a mind reader! A. stressed. B. worried C. depressed D. happy 2. Henry always seems so___, but in reality he’s extremely shy. A. self-discipline _ B. self-aware C. self-confident D. self-care 3. Why couldn't you __ strategically, just like you planned your education? A. manage your anger B. plan your career C. control your emotion D. cook for yourself 4, The most important thing is to stay __, give yourself time to think and ask for clarification if necessary. A.calm B. tense C.embarrassed _D. frustrated 5. She maintained wellness and __ healthy habits by proper diet and adequate exercise. A. took B. formed C. created D. made 6. ___ skills involve using speech, gesture, facial expression and body language to communicate. A. Cognitive B. Social C. Housekeeping _D. Problem solving 7. skills require quickly identifying the issue and implementing a solution. A. Risk taking B, Emotion controlling C. Budget managing D. Problem solving 8. “How are you feeling now?” - “ A. Confident and tired B. Tense and encouraged C. Tired and stressed D. Disappointed and delighted 9. How are we supposed to __ negative feelings that keep coming up when we're stressed or hurt? A. collaborate with B. concentrate on C. communicate with D. deal with 10. [know you are ____, but good oral communications are a key business skil A. shy B. lazy C. discouraged D. upset IV. Write the correct form of the word in brackets. 1. He's always harking back to his _ and saying how things were better back then. (child) « 2. Anger is often caused by or embarrassment, or a mixture of the two. (frustrate) 3. Our perception of things is often influenced by subjective factors, such as (tired) 4, Unemployment rate is and economic recovery is still a long way off. (height) 5. The police warned that it was ___ to run around the neighbourhood too early in the morning, (safe) 28 « BAITAP THUC HANH TIENG ANH 9- PHAN BAI TAPGZ * RUNssaad ANY ssmLS NAL *€ LIND gsooys urods poof Ang pinoys | 21941 UO soLApe awlOS aU aAIT NOK WE “TE “SeAwIUYUI-O} @10}6q SPIOM UO||senb Bulsn ‘seoualuEs EY eIUMEY 9ut payse aH auSte Aepsaisok dared ayp 7e 3,usem Aeaey Aya MOUY NOK OC, ‘OU Pays 7H “OT — yey} pres Aww ‘phy e se Jlskta your puv aUIH UT >f9eq OF pnd | YsIA T, ‘Pres kuru “6 aur payse rompoag Ay saytuuaf payse “g apeur pey - our 3,ue9 “y “passas wry ory suoneyadxe ySny syuared sry 2y ey} pres 3H 308 ued am a1041M OL “C ya8 am ued azayAy “OD 398 01 IOAN“ yo8 am aroy Ay “V .gUOTPayas gol jnoge uoHeULIOJUT a10U —____,, “TayNdaz ayy payse sayeprpued sy 0} soy Out astApE 0} - JD~ILOD PInom “q 0] Moy aur astApe - 39E}UO9 Pynomt “> 0} MOY UE AsIAPE OF - JDEIOS TIM“ —-—- MOY BUE_O} asTApE 0} - 3e]UOD Pynom y -soSueyo peorskyd yas feap ——— sayey ou ——— ays pres ays suioddns pue jo oreo Supper moyq. =——- Supyroddns pur Jo ares aye1 01 M0 °D) uioddns pur Jo ares aye} 01 Moy “g Supuoddns pue Jo ares Supyer moy "y ~rey}ONg JY Jo djay ayy oqpIm Jlasrey ——— apt ou pey ays quem nos op oy - axe nos oYM “CG am op OYA - aM are OY “D) qua 9p OYA - ore dm OY “EL queA om OYA - am ore OYA “Y ;9q 0) pur —— sauyap yrads am Ava ap sey YUN I, ‘Pres auTTOTTEY 3yBn0g pey - IIs pry "q qyBn0q - 3Uas “9 3y8noq - Juas pey “gt 3y8n0q - qua8 ancy “Vy ‘ar0}oq yaa! ay] ] Yoog au} ow ——_——~ Aaup Jeup pres doys ourpuo oy.y, 398 pnoys | ax0y4s - 08 plnoys | Moy 308 01 sioy - 08 0} 21044" 398 | pmoys moy - 08] pmoys azoya “g 308 01 ar10YM - 08 OF MOY “Y ora} mouyy3,uop [Ng mouy J, ‘aur oF pres TaBUENS aL ‘Or5. They were wondering where to hold the party and I suggested the Italy restaurant A B c D near the station. 6. Ifyou are unsure who contacts, see the table below to find the most appropriate A B c D organisation. 7. Shewas self-sufficiently and alone because she had no one with whom to share her feelings. A B c D 8. She said “It wasn’t until I went my own way that I begin to learn how to do things myself.” A B c D 9, He had nothing to do and he was debating whether to go for a walk and to visita friend. A B c D 10. She said, “Over the next few months we planned when to go, what to do, who to A B c contact and why’ D |, Match the sentences. 1. Hurry up! We're going to be late 2. Why don’t we call Tim and ask him to | b. Why not? So what do you like? join our football match this Sunday? | 3. Thad such a bad day, I missed two buses this morning, and I was late for school. » I'm so happy for you! Keep it up! ° If I were you, I would get some rest. 4, It’s difficult to win him in this game. _ | d, She said she was too tired to join us today. 5. My parents said they wanted me to get | e. Stay calm! There’s plenty of time. a medical degree. But I don’t like it. 6. Where is Susan? Are there only three of us? | f. You must have been really disappointed! 7. Pmstressed out because of work. g. Lunderstand how you feel, let’s tryharder next time. 8. Finally I know how to play badminton! | h. You should begin with the easiest thing or the topic you like most. 9. I have a big assignment to complete | i, Don’t be discouraged! I know you can and I don’t know where to start. do it! 10. I failed the exam once again! Oh, I doubtiit... 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They also show avoidance of normal daily activities. ~ Cognitive changes: Teenagers who have stress notice their decreased concentration, forgetfulness, and the appearance of carelessnes: 1. The text is mainly about stress in __ A. adults B. elderly people C. adolescence D. infants 2. Most teenagers suffer stress due to their - ‘A. study B, family C. friends D. housework 3. Which of the following is NOT a symptom of stress? A. unable to sleep B, suffering several types of aches C. easy to be distracted and forgetful D. wanting to meet people 4. The word “treatment” in the second paragraph is closest in meaning to A. medicine B. cure C. surgery D. operation 5. Which of the following is true according to the passage? ‘A. Teenagers do not know anything about their stress. B. Teenagers suffer less stress than adults do. C. Teenagers suffer the same stress level as or even more than adults do. D. All teenagers suffering stress have mental treatments. Choose the best answers to fill in the blanks. ‘Nature has given usa ‘fight or flight’ response. The survival of primitive man depended on this response, which compensated for his limited understanding of the world. When faced with danger, primitive man, with his muscular (1) ___ and his brain alert, was immediately ready to fight the enemy or escape. Nowadays, the chances of meeting a wild animal are small, but the modern ‘jungle’ is just so dangerous. We constantly face a variety of (2) situations for which the ‘fight or flight’ response may not be adequate. As the tension rises and cannot be released by fighting or (3) , the body gets into a state of readiness for nothing. It is this kind of tension that is responsible for chronic stress. In the long term, stress may cause diseases such as skin rashes, insomnia, ulcers, high blood pressure and heart (4) __ How can you combat stress? Eat a(5)___,_ diet containing plenty of fruit and vegetables Sleep at least eight hours a night and go to bed early. Talk about your problems with family or friends. Do not hold stress. Use exercise or a sport to release it. These techniques will not solve all your problems, but they will help you to see them differently, (6) you will find it easier to handle them. 1. 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Natalie said to me, “Are you working hard for the project?” Natalie asked 2. Ifyou worry too much, it will be hard to fall asleep. The more - 3. Melinda got heavily stressed because her tests’ scores were low. The low tests’ scores _ 4. Mrs Harper taught her children how to make a living. Mrs Harper’s children _ 5. My father said to me, “Why don’t we go out for a walk?” My father suggested 6. “Why hasn’t William phoned me for such a long time?” she wondered. She wondered 7. It’s my opinion that you should take more exercise or play sports regularly. IfI 8. Helene finally managed to get the job although she is a fresh graduate. Helene finally succeeded : 9. Although he made great efforts, he still failed to control his anger. mci eine 10. If you don’t rest yourself, you really will get sick or become exhausted. Unless _ 36 + BAI TAP THUCHANH TIENG ANH 9 - PHAN BAI TAPLeb MaATH . 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(fascinate) 4. I could see the _ and sadness on Ann’s face when she read the exam result. (confuse) 5. Heleda life during his childhood, but he also suffered from loneliness and depression. (luxury) 6. We have seen most of the town’s famous __ , So we would like to take a break now. (see) 7. Asa she deals with problems reasonably and equably, never losing her temper. (manage) 8, It’s hard to describe but the position of the house combines _ ___ and convenience. (quiet) 9. Sheisasmartgirl and she shows. talent for getting what she wants. (consider) 10. This practical guidebook teaches you about , coping skills, and time management. (relax) V. Choose the best answer to complete the sentences. 1. The men practised various traditional crafts, such as toys out of wood. A. weave B. carve C. knit D. embroider 2. In rural areas, the school is often one of the focal points for the community. ‘A. local B, national C. international D. global 3, Frank easily gets__ when people don’t understand what he’s trying to sey. A. frustrated B, delighted C. excited D. relaxed 4. Van Phuc_____ Village went into poetry and music as a beautiful cultural village of Vietnam. A. Wood B. Silk C. Stone D. Clay 5. This city’s economy is__ on tourism, so the residents here treat tourists very well. A. modern B. fascinating C. dependent D. ancient 6. The developments in this town will create spillovers for several regions. A. bordering B. urban C. downtown D. neighbouring 7. The new programme aims to make the country in food production and to cut energy imports. A. self-sufficient B. self-disciplined C. self-aware D. self-care 8. The Cham ethnic minority in Ninh Thuan province uses clay to make their famous products. A. hat B. lacquerware C. painting D. pottery 9. 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A. better than worse B. much more badly _C. better more than D. better than 8. Hesaid that he the point where he was not going to__ her criticisms of him any more. ‘A. has reached - get on with B. had reached - keep up with C. had reached - put up with D. has reached - face up to 9. He remembered the date but forgot to an alert for the event and _____ an hour late. A. set off - turned off B. set - turned up C. set up - showed up D. set - showed off 10. Emma and Jennifer are siblings, they never really___ each other. A. Though - put up with B. Although - get on with C. Because - look after D. As - take care of IX. Choose the underlined word or phrase that needs correction. 1. [have heard your proposal, but I will think it up and give you an answer next week. A B c D 2. Lalways take off my gloves before using smartphone as the touch screen responds A B c D correctly to them. 3. 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It is the most populous city in Canada, also a (1)___city with different races, and the country’s financial and commercial centre. Its location on the northwestern shore of Lake Ontario, which forms part of the (2) between Canada and the United States, and its access to Atlantic shipping via the St. Lawrence Seaway and to major U.S. industrial centres via the Great Lakes have enabled Toronto to become an important eo) ____ trading centre. Moreover, the city is positioned on the edge of some of the best farmlands in Canada, with a climate favourable to (4) ____awide range of crops, thereby making Toronto a transportation, distribution, and manufacturing centre. Most importantly, its central (5) __, along with a host of political policies favouring international trade, places this city with the greatest economic ties to, and (6) from, the United States. Since the second half of the 20th century the city has grown phenomenally, from a rather quiet (7) town - “Toronto the Good” - to a lively, thriving, cosmopolitan (8) _ area. XIV. Write complete sentences using the cues given. 1. They/ going/ bring out/ guidebook/ different/ craft villages/ Viet Nam 2. The attractions/ Singapore/ quite/ close/ each other, so/ travel/ between/ convenient 3. Myaunt/ have got/ two teenage children,/ but/ they/ not/ seem/ get on with/ each other 4. After/ have/ lunch,/ tourists/ went/ Non Nuoc marble village/ buy/ some souvenirs 5. Their children/ all/ grown/ and/ they/ want/ leave/ home/ work/ city 6. When/ you/ tired/ stressed out,/ it/ important/ look after/ yourself/ and find/ way/ deal/ it/ later 7. Measure/ just/ 0.2 square miles,/ Vatican City/ hold/ crown! for/ be/ smallest country! world 8. She/ live/ one/ most/ fashionable parts/ city/ lots of/ luxury shops 4A « BAI TAP THUC HANH TIENG ANH 9- PHAN BAI TAP