Câu hỏi:

Read the passage about a school carefully and decide if the following statements are true or false.

My brother's school is called Summer Tree Academy. It's a very big school in a small town in Western Australia. It has thirty-five classrooms, a few libraries and two gyms. It also has a large swimming pool. This school is very old. Some of the buildings are very beautiful.

People go to school when they're twelve. They can leave when they're sixteen, or they can stay until they're eighteen. Students can study lots of different subjects. Everyone has to study English, maths and science, but they can also do drama, computer programming and photography. They don't have to study a language, but some students really enjoy learning Spanish and Chinese.

(Source: Prepare! Workbook - Level 2 - Cambridge University Press (2015))

-> Summer Tree Academy is a new school

Read the passage about a school carefully and decide if the following statements are true or false.

My brother's school is called Summer Tree Academy. It's a very big school in a small town in Western Australia. It has thirty-five classrooms, a few libraries and two gyms. It also has a large swimming pool. This school is very old. Some of the buildings are very beautiful.

People go to school when they're twelve. They can leave when they're sixteen, or they can stay until they're eighteen. Students can study lots of different subjects. Everyone has to study English, maths and science, but they can also do drama, computer programming and photography. They don't have to study a language, but some students really enjoy learning Spanish and Chinese.

(Source: Prepare! Workbook - Level 2 - Cambridge University Press (2015))

-> Students can only leave school when they are eighteen

Read the passage about a school carefully and decide if the following statements are true or false.

My brother's school is called Summer Tree Academy. It's a very big school in a small town in Western Australia. It has thirty-five classrooms, a few libraries and two gyms. It also has a large swimming pool. This school is very old. Some of the buildings are very beautiful.

People go to school when they're twelve. They can leave when they're sixteen, or they can stay until they're eighteen. Students can study lots of different subjects. Everyone has to study English, maths and science, but they can also do drama, computer programming and photography. They don't have to study a language, but some students really enjoy learning Spanish and Chinese.

(Source: Prepare! Workbook - Level 2 - Cambridge University Press (2015))

-> Students study photography if they want to

Read the passage about a school carefully and decide if the following statements are true or false.

My brother's school is called Summer Tree Academy. It's a very big school in a small town in Western Australia. It has thirty-five classrooms, a few libraries and two gyms. It also has a large swimming pool. This school is very old. Some of the buildings are very beautiful.

People go to school when they're twelve. They can leave when they're sixteen, or they can stay until they're eighteen. Students can study lots of different subjects. Everyone has to study English, maths and science, but they can also do drama, computer programming and photography. They don't have to study a language, but some students really enjoy learning Spanish and Chinese.

(Source: Prepare! Workbook - Level 2 - Cambridge University Press (2015))

-> All students at Summer Tree Academy study Chinese

Choose the correct answer for each of the following sentences.

My colleague and I _____ to the gym four times a week

Finish the second sentence in such a way that it means exactly the same as the first.

First sentence: That motorbike belongs to Mr Thinh.

Second sentence: Mr Thinh/motorbike/./'s/That is

Finish the second sentence in such a way that it means exactly the same as the first.

First sentence: Hai walks to school every afternoon.

Second sentence: foot/Hai/afternoon/./goes to/every/school on

Pick out the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from that of the other words

Finish the second sentence in such a way that it means exactly the same as the first.

First sentence: Is there a big yard in your new house?

Second sentence: have/?/big yard/Does/a/your new/house

Finish the second sentence in such a way that it means exactly the same as the first.

First sentence: Her hair is short and black.

Second sentence: has/./She/hair/short/black