Câu hỏi:

Write the correct form of the word in bracket.

You can see countless stars in the countryside at night; it's truly _________. (magic)

Write the correct form of the verb in bracket.

We're fond of _________ new foods when we travel to different countries. (try)

Write the correct form of the verb in bracket.

The local farmers market _____________ its stalls early tomorrow. (open)

Write the correct form of the verb in bracket.

They hate _______________ in long lines at the amusement park. (wait)

Read the passage and choose the correct answer.

Chuseok, known as Hangawi, is one of Korea's most important festive holidays. Chuseok is celebrated (36) ____________ the fifteenth day of the lunar calendar's eighth month, usually in September or October. The official Chuseok holiday falls on one day. Still, the day before and after Chuseok are public holidays, allowing Koreans to return to their hometowns to celebrate with their families and (37) ____________ in ancestral rites.

The origins of Chuseok can be traced back to Korea's past as an agricultural society. On this day, families gathered under a full harvest moon to (38) ____________ their ancestors for the plentiful harvest. Just as they did in the past, Koreans celebrate Chuseok by making special foods, particularly a rice cake called songpyeon. Making songpyeon (39) ____________ the wrapping up of hopes and dreams, as it is made by kneading rice powder and a sweet filling into small half-moon shapes. Other Chuseok traditions (40) ____________ frying and eating savory pancakes called jeon and giving gifts that range from expensive seasonal fruits to boxed Spam sets.

-> Choose the answer for number (36)

Read the passage and choose the correct answer.

Chuseok, known as Hangawi, is one of Korea's most important festive holidays. Chuseok is celebrated (36) ____________ the fifteenth day of the lunar calendar's eighth month, usually in September or October. The official Chuseok holiday falls on one day. Still, the day before and after Chuseok are public holidays, allowing Koreans to return to their hometowns to celebrate with their families and (37) ____________ in ancestral rites.

The origins of Chuseok can be traced back to Korea's past as an agricultural society. On this day, families gathered under a full harvest moon to (38) ____________ their ancestors for the plentiful harvest. Just as they did in the past, Koreans celebrate Chuseok by making special foods, particularly a rice cake called songpyeon. Making songpyeon (39) ____________ the wrapping up of hopes and dreams, as it is made by kneading rice powder and a sweet filling into small half-moon shapes. Other Chuseok traditions (40) ____________ frying and eating savory pancakes called jeon and giving gifts that range from expensive seasonal fruits to boxed Spam sets.

-> Choose the answer for number (37)

Read the passage and choose the correct answer.

Chuseok, known as Hangawi, is one of Korea's most important festive holidays. Chuseok is celebrated (36) ____________ the fifteenth day of the lunar calendar's eighth month, usually in September or October. The official Chuseok holiday falls on one day. Still, the day before and after Chuseok are public holidays, allowing Koreans to return to their hometowns to celebrate with their families and (37) ____________ in ancestral rites.

The origins of Chuseok can be traced back to Korea's past as an agricultural society. On this day, families gathered under a full harvest moon to (38) ____________ their ancestors for the plentiful harvest. Just as they did in the past, Koreans celebrate Chuseok by making special foods, particularly a rice cake called songpyeon. Making songpyeon (39) ____________ the wrapping up of hopes and dreams, as it is made by kneading rice powder and a sweet filling into small half-moon shapes. Other Chuseok traditions (40) ____________ frying and eating savory pancakes called jeon and giving gifts that range from expensive seasonal fruits to boxed Spam sets.

-> Choose the answer for number (38)

Read the passage and choose the correct answer.

Chuseok, known as Hangawi, is one of Korea's most important festive holidays. Chuseok is celebrated (36) ____________ the fifteenth day of the lunar calendar's eighth month, usually in September or October. The official Chuseok holiday falls on one day. Still, the day before and after Chuseok are public holidays, allowing Koreans to return to their hometowns to celebrate with their families and (37) ____________ in ancestral rites.

The origins of Chuseok can be traced back to Korea's past as an agricultural society. On this day, families gathered under a full harvest moon to (38) ____________ their ancestors for the plentiful harvest. Just as they did in the past, Koreans celebrate Chuseok by making special foods, particularly a rice cake called songpyeon. Making songpyeon (39) ____________ the wrapping up of hopes and dreams, as it is made by kneading rice powder and a sweet filling into small half-moon shapes. Other Chuseok traditions (40) ____________ frying and eating savory pancakes called jeon and giving gifts that range from expensive seasonal fruits to boxed Spam sets.

-> Choose the answer for number (39)

Read the passage and choose the correct answer.

Chuseok, known as Hangawi, is one of Korea's most important festive holidays. Chuseok is celebrated (37) ____________ the fifteenth day of the lunar calendar's eighth month, usually in September or October. The official Chuseok holiday falls on one day. Still, the day before and after Chuseok are public holidays, allowing Koreans to return to their hometowns to celebrate with their families and (38) ____________ in ancestral rites.

The origins of Chuseok can be traced back to Korea's past as an agricultural society. On this day, families gathered under a full harvest moon to (39) ____________ their ancestors for the plentiful harvest. Just as they did in the past, Koreans celebrate Chuseok by making special foods, particularly a rice cake called songpyeon. Making songpyeon (40) ____________ the wrapping up of hopes and dreams, as it is made by kneading rice powder and a sweet filling into small half-moon shapes. Other Chuseok traditions (41) ____________ frying and eating savory pancakes called jeon and giving gifts that range from expensive seasonal fruits to boxed Spam sets.

-> Choose the answer for number (40)

Read the passage and choose the correct answer.

MY FASHION BLOG

17-year-old Jayden Spahn talks about her love of fashion.

1. I've loved clothes since I was about five. Each morning, I spend time thinking about what to wear. My mum gets angry sometimes and tells me to hurry up, but I don't think it's something you can decide quickly. It's far too important.

2. Last year, after reading a fashion blog by Rachel, a 19-year-old student, I decided to start one myself. Almost immediately, I posted my first blog. I was really pleased when friends said they loved it – they especially liked the video I made called A world of fashion.

3. I post something new each day. I keep a fashion diary, where I describe what I'm wearing, and every week I also post a photo of myself in my favourite clothes. Most people say they like the photos. But, for me, the best part is getting messages from fans.

4. My parents think it's good for me to have a hobby, and I still do all my homework, so they're happy for me to do the blog. The only thing they tell me is to be careful about what I read online. They tell me not to worry if people post things that I don't agree with.

5. I'm not really interested in becoming a fashion model – I think I might get bored with someone taking my photograph every day! Maybe, when I'm older, I'll start my own clothes company, but before that I'm going to do a fashion course at college. I'm already trying to choose the best one!

-> What do we learn about Jayden in the first paragraph?