+ Matching (2,0 pts) ( Nối mỗi câu trả lời ở cột B với một câu hỏi phù hợp ở cột A)Column A Column B7. Which grade is Minh in? A. We have it on Thursday and Saturday8. What do you do after school? B. He’s in grade 119. When do we have Geography? C. No, she doesn’t 10. Does Xuan get up at 5.30? D. I watch television7+___ 8+___ 9+___ 10+___

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VI. Em hãy viết lại các câu sau với từ gợi ý, không thay đổi nghĩa của câu: (20đ)

1. How much is this hat?

What _____________________________________________________________ ?

2. How heavy is your sister?

What _____________________________________________________________ ?

3. Nam isn’t tall and neither is his brother.

Nam is short ________________________________________________________.

4. This dictionary is more expensive than that one.

That dictionary is ____________________________________________________ .

5. The film is very interesting.

What ______________________________________________________________ !

6. There are eleven classrooms in our school.

Our school __________________________________________________________.

7. No one in my class is taller than Peter.

Peter is _____________________________________________________________.

8. His house is near his school.

His house isn’t _______________________________________________________.

9. My brother learns English well.

My brother is ________________________________________________________.

10. The girl is beautiful.

She ________________________________________________________________.

1.    this/ TV/ watched/ and/ brother/ Lan/ her/.

2.    video/ evening/ a/ watched/ yesterday/ Linda/.

3.    were/morning/ where/ you/ yesterday/?

4.    yesterday/ Tom/ Phong/ played/ and/ afternoon/ volleyball/.

5.    picture/ she/ painted/ a/ afternoon/ this/.

Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs.

Be quiet! The kids (do)  their homework.

Paragraph Understanding

DON'T LET IT HAPPEN TO YOUR DAUGHTER

'The change in our daughter Jo was so gradual we didn't really take it too seriously to begin with', admits Wendy, 42. 'Being on a diet seemed quite normal for a teenager. (0) I. But her slimming got out of control. She changed from a well-built, happy athletic girl of .16 into a pale, irritable walking skeleton. And the more we tried to get her to eat, the more she rebelled.'

`No one was allowed near her when she was eating.____ (1) _____ She also insisted on cooking for the rest of us. But we eventually gave up trying to get her to accept food from us. ____ (2) ____ She always seemed to be on the go-cooking, clearing the table – often before the rest of us had even finished – and washing up. For a long time, she refused to even believe she had a problem._____ (3) ____

Eventually she was so weak I got her admitted into hospital with the doctor's help. My husband and I had to literally drag her screaming into the car. _____ (4) ____ Jo was gripped with fear and panic and I felt so guilty. But we were desperate. We thought that in hospital she might discover that she actually did not want to break free of her condition.'

____ (5) _____ The doctor told us that the best thing we could do
was to leave. At this point Jo started to sob uncontrollably. 'Don't leave me, Mummy, 'she begged. 'Please don't leave me.'

____ (6) _____They got her strength up by feeding her and then arranged for her to see the hospital psychiatrists, recommended her for specialist help.'

`Jo's recovery has been slow. Living- with her is like living on a knife edge where the slightest word can trigger sobbing and screaming and wild accusations. At first I just felt this terrible guilt. ____ (7) ____ I don't think Jo will ever be free of her anorexia but she is learning to keep it under control’

A  That dreadful moment will stay in my mind forever.

B. Turning my back on her cries and leaving her there was the hardest thing I'd ever had to do.

C. But afterwards I felt this terrible frustration at not being able to help her

D. Teenagers, in my opinion, usually have huge appetites.

E. When we got there, she'd calmed down into an angry silence.

F. Any attempt was met with screaming and hysterical fits

G. She'd shut herself in the kitchen and then sneak up to her bedroom which always remained locked, and strictly out of bounds.

H. During this time all we could do was watch while our daughter slowly .starved herself to death.

I.  But her slimming got out of control.

Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word. (10 pts)

Dear Sam,

Thanks for your letter. It was great to hear (1) ________ you again. Here's some information about where we could stay in London. The Pickwick Hotel is a small hotel in (2) ________  London. It sounds great because it's so close (3) ________ everything we want to visit. It costs £50 for a single room, which is expensive, but we'd get 10% (4) ________ if we booked early. The Lansdowne Hotel is a lot bigger and costs £39 for a single room. It's further out, but apparently there are (5) ________ of buses to the center and it takes about 35 minutes to get there. Personally, I think the Pickwick Hotel would be (6) ________. It's closer, so we wouldn't have to (7) ________ so much time and money traveling. With the discount, it'll be £45, so it's not that much more than the other one. Could you get in (8) ________ and tell me if this is OK? Then I can call to (9) ________ the rooms. Looking (10) ________ to seeing you.

Love,