Câu hỏi:

Write the correct form of the verb in bracket.

I my emails all morning because I had to reply before the meeting. (check)

Choose the answer that indicates the underlined part that needs correction in the following question.

She quit to explore the wildlife area when she realised it was getting late

Choose the answer that indicates the underlined part that needs correction in the following question.

While we talked to the artisans, they were working on new pieces

Choose the answer that indicates the underlined part that needs correction in the following question.

We learnt at rote for the test, which helped us remember the answers quickly

Read the following passage and choose the correct answer to the question.

1. I was in Israel for a business trip and decided to explore a little by taking weekend trips. One day, I went to the bank to get some cash and thought I’d use the restroom before continuing my journey. I hung my purse on the hook, locked the door, used the bathroom, and washed my hands. But when I tried to open the door, it wouldn’t budge! I tried turning the lock in different directions, but it didn’t work. I didn’t know much Hebrew, so I knocked on the door and said “Slicha” (which means “excuse me”). A woman came and told me to turn the lock in both directions. Then a man came and gave the same advice. I told him I had already done that, but he said, “No, the other lock.” I realised that the hook I thought was for my purse was actually a second lock. Embarrassed, I quickly left the bank.

2. From this, I learned two things: It’s important to know some basic phrases of the local language, and staying calm can help avoid embarrassing situations.

-> What is the main idea of the passage?

Read the following passage and choose the correct answer to the question.

1. I was in Israel for a business trip and decided to explore a little by taking weekend trips. One day, I went to the bank to get some cash and thought I’d use the restroom before continuing my journey. I hung my purse on the hook, locked the door, used the bathroom, and washed my hands. But when I tried to open the door, it wouldn’t budge! I tried turning the lock in different directions, but it didn’t work. I didn’t know much Hebrew, so I knocked on the door and said “Slicha” (which means “excuse me”). A woman came and told me to turn the lock in both directions. Then a man came and gave the same advice. I told him I had already done that, but he said, “No, the other lock.” I realised that the hook I thought was for my purse was actually a second lock. Embarrassed, I quickly left the bank.

2. From this, I learned two things: It’s important to know some basic phrases of the local language, and staying calm can help avoid embarrassing situations.

-> The word "budge" in paragraph 1 is closest in meaning to ______

Read the following passage and choose the correct answer to the question.

1. I was in Israel for a business trip and decided to explore a little by taking weekend trips. One day, I went to the bank to get some cash and thought I’d use the restroom before continuing my journey. I hung my purse on the hook, locked the door, used the bathroom, and washed my hands. But when I tried to open the door, it wouldn’t budge! I tried turning the lock in different directions, but it didn’t work. I didn’t know much Hebrew, so I knocked on the door and said “Slicha” (which means “excuse me”). A woman came and told me to turn the lock in both directions. Then a man came and gave the same advice. I told him I had already done that, but he said, “No, the other lock.” I realised that the hook I thought was for my purse was actually a second lock. Embarrassed, I quickly left the bank.

2. From this, I learned two things: It’s important to know some basic phrases of the local language, and staying calm can help avoid embarrassing situations.

-> The word "that" in paragraph 1 refers to _________

Read the following passage and choose the correct answer to the question.

1. I was in Israel for a business trip and decided to explore a little by taking weekend trips. One day, I went to the bank to get some cash and thought I’d use the restroom before continuing my journey. I hung my purse on the hook, locked the door, used the bathroom, and washed my hands. But when I tried to open the door, it wouldn’t budge! I tried turning the lock in different directions, but it didn’t work. I didn’t know much Hebrew, so I knocked on the door and said “Slicha” (which means “excuse me”). A woman came and told me to turn the lock in both directions. Then a man came and gave the same advice. I told him I had already done that, but he said, “No, the other lock.” I realised that the hook I thought was for my purse was actually a second lock. Embarrassed, I quickly left the bank.

2. From this, I learned two things: It’s important to know some basic phrases of the local language, and staying calm can help avoid embarrassing situations.

-> What happened to the writer according to the passage?

Read the following passage and choose the correct answer to the question.

1. I was in Israel for a business trip and decided to explore a little by taking weekend trips. One day, I went to the bank to get some cash and thought I’d use the restroom before continuing my journey. I hung my purse on the hook, locked the door, used the bathroom, and washed my hands. But when I tried to open the door, it wouldn’t budge! I tried turning the lock in different directions, but it didn’t work. I didn’t know much Hebrew, so I knocked on the door and said “Slicha” (which means “excuse me”). A woman came and told me to turn the lock in both directions. Then a man came and gave the same advice. I told him I had already done that, but he said, “No, the other lock.” I realised that the hook I thought was for my purse was actually a second lock. Embarrassed, I quickly left the bank.

2. From this, I learned two things: It’s important to know some basic phrases of the local language, and staying calm can help avoid embarrassing situations.

-> What information does the passage express?

Read the following passage and choose the correct option that best fits each of the numbered blanks.

In Vietnam, family plays a central role in everyday life. Many families, especially in rural areas, live together with multiple (32) ______ as grandparents, parents, and children, under one roof. Family bonds are strong, and members often help and support each (33) ______, Respect for elders is (34) ______ key value in Vietnamese culture. It is common for families to gather frequently, especially during holidays, to stay (35) ______ and share responsibilities. The concept of "filial piety" is also important, which emphasises the responsibility of children to care for (36) ______ as they age. This idea highlights the respect and love children are expected to show to their elders.

-> Choose the answer for number (32)