Câu hỏi:

Read the announcement and choose the correct answer to fill in the numbered blanks.

Weddings - Now & Then!

We are excited (18)__________ a contest about weddings, both old and new! This contest invites everyone to share their ideas and (19)__________ about the beauty of weddings through the years.

Contest Details:

- Date: October 1 to October 15, 2024

- Product format: (20)__________ poster or short video (max 2 minutes) showing your thoughts on traditional and modern weddings.

- Where to (21)__________: Please send your work to the school office or email us at haibatrung@edu.vn

Prizes: Exciting gifts for the top three entries!

For more information, please contact Mr. Nguyen at the school or visit our website.

Join us and explore the beauty of weddings across time!

-> Choose the answer for number (20)

Read the announcement and choose the correct answer to fill in the numbered blanks.

Weddings - Now & Then!

We are excited (18)__________ a contest about weddings, both old and new! This contest invites everyone to share their ideas and (19)__________ about the beauty of weddings through the years.

Contest Details:

- Date: October 1 to October 15, 2024

- Product format: (20)__________ poster or short video (max 2 minutes) showing your thoughts on traditional and modern weddings.

- Where to (21)__________: Please send your work to the school office or email us at haibatrung@edu.vn

Prizes: Exciting gifts for the top three entries!

For more information, please contact Mr. Nguyen at the school or visit our website.

Join us and explore the beauty of weddings across time!

-> Choose the answer for number (21)

Choose the correct answer to complete each of the following questions.

My grandmother was born in a quiet village many years ago. She was the youngest of four children in her family. ______________

a. After work, she liked to play with her friends by the river. They would swim and tell stories together.

b. Every morning, she would help her parents in the garden.

c. My grandmother also attended a small school where she learned about numbers and letters.

d. They grew many kinds of fruits and vegetables

Choose the correct sentence that can end the text below (after arranging them to make a logical text).

My grandmother was born in a quiet village many years ago. She was the youngest of four children in her family. ______________

a. After work, she liked to play with her friends by the river. They would swim and tell stories together.

b. Every morning, she would help her parents in the garden.

c. My grandmother also attended a small school where she learned about numbers and letters.

d. They grew many kinds of fruits and vegetables

Read the sign / notice and choose the correct answer.

What does the notice say?

"Dish duty: Your turn today."

Read the sign / notice and choose the correct answer.

What does that sign say?

Read the passage and choose the correct answer.

1. Communication has always been an essential part of human life and has changed as societies developed. One exciting way of communicating over long distances is using smoke and fire signals. This simple method helped connect faraway communities and showed how clever our ancestors were.

2. Smoke signals have been used since ancient times, with different cultures finding ways to send messages through rising smoke. This practice was common among indigenous peoples in many places, like Native Americans, Aboriginal Australians, and tribes in Africa and Asia.

3. Making smoke signals was easy but very effective. By changing how strong and how long the fire burned, and using specific materials to create different smoke shapes, communities made a basic code for communication. Other messages could be sent by changing the number and timing of the smoke puffs, forming a unique language.

4. Smoke and fire signals had many benefits, making them essential for ancient societies. One major advantage was that they could send messages over long distances. This was particularly crucial in regions with challenging landscapes like mountains, forests, or deserts, where conventional communication methods were useless.

-> What is the best title for the passage?

Read the passage and choose the correct answer.

1. Communication has always been an essential part of human life and has changed as societies developed. One exciting way of communicating over long distances is using smoke and fire signals. This simple method helped connect faraway communities and showed how clever our ancestors were.

2. Smoke signals have been used since ancient times, with different cultures finding ways to send messages through rising smoke. This practice was common among indigenous peoples in many places, like Native Americans, Aboriginal Australians, and tribes in Africa and Asia.

3. Making smoke signals was easy but very effective. By changing how strong and how long the fire burned, and using specific materials to create different smoke shapes, communities made a basic code for communication. Other messages could be sent by changing the number and timing of the smoke puffs, forming a unique language.

4. Smoke and fire signals had many benefits, making them essential for ancient societies. One major advantage was that they could send messages over long distances. This was particularly crucial in regions with challenging landscapes like mountains, forests, or deserts, where conventional communication methods were useless.

-> In paragraph 1, the author thinks that smoke and fire signals were _____________

Read the passage and choose the correct answer.

1. Communication has always been an essential part of human life and has changed as societies developed. One exciting way of communicating over long distances is using smoke and fire signals. This simple method helped connect faraway communities and showed how clever our ancestors were.

2. Smoke signals have been used since ancient times, with different cultures finding ways to send messages through rising smoke. This practice was common among indigenous peoples in many places, like Native Americans, Aboriginal Australians, and tribes in Africa and Asia.

3. Making smoke signals was easy but very effective. By changing how strong and how long the fire burned, and using specific materials to create different smoke shapes, communities made a basic code for communication. Other messages could be sent by changing the number and timing of the smoke puffs, forming a unique language.

4. Smoke and fire signals had many benefits, making them essential for ancient societies. One major advantage was that they could send messages over long distances. This was particularly crucial in regions with challenging landscapes like mountains, forests, or deserts, where conventional communication methods were useless.

-> The word “indigenous” in paragraph 2 is closest in meaning to ____________

Read the passage and choose the correct answer.

1. Communication has always been an essential part of human life and has changed as societies developed. One exciting way of communicating over long distances is using smoke and fire signals. This simple method helped connect faraway communities and showed how clever our ancestors were.

2. Smoke signals have been used since ancient times, with different cultures finding ways to send messages through rising smoke. This practice was common among indigenous peoples in many places, like Native Americans, Aboriginal Australians, and tribes in Africa and Asia.

3. Making smoke signals was easy but very effective. By changing how strong and how long the fire burned, and using specific materials to create different smoke shapes, communities made a basic code for communication. Other messages could be sent by changing the number and timing of the smoke puffs, forming a unique language.

4. Smoke and fire signals had many benefits, making them essential for ancient societies. One major advantage was that they could send messages over long distances. This was particularly crucial in regions with challenging landscapes like mountains, forests, or deserts, where conventional communication methods were useless.

-> Which of the following is not mentioned as a way to create a basic communication code in paragraph 3?