Câu hỏi:

Write the correct form of the verb in bracket.

The conference __________ place in September, and I've already registered to attend. (take)

Write the correct form of the verb in bracket.

The kids are into _______ animated movies, and they love colorful characters. (watch)

Read the text and choose the correct answer.

I had a short break and went on a weekend trip to the west, near Newbury and Lambourne. The scenery was excellent, with vast fields of wheat and rapeseed (26) ___________ for miles. I saw racehorse training areas, mostly older horses taking a (27) ___________ stroll. In the big fields, there were large meadows full of pretty wildflowers like daisies, buttercups, red campion, and yellow hawkweeds.

I saw a few swallows flying around, catching bugs. But sadly, I didn't see any swifts. There was a nature (28) ___________ with a chance to see rare Duke of Burgundy butterflies, but they were scarce that day.

What I liked the most was the feeling of (29) ___________ space and the sound of the wind. The wide-open spaces made me happy. I liked seeing different plants and animals, even though they were not (30) ___________ as at home. The trip made me realize the variety of wildlife just a short distance away from where I live.

-> Choose the correct answer for number (26)

Read the text and choose the correct answer.

I had a short break and went on a weekend trip to the west, near Newbury and Lambourne. The scenery was excellent, with vast fields of wheat and rapeseed (26) ___________ for miles. I saw racehorse training areas, mostly older horses taking a (27) ___________ stroll. In the big fields, there were large meadows full of pretty wildflowers like daisies, buttercups, red campion, and yellow hawkweeds.

I saw a few swallows flying around, catching bugs. But sadly, I didn't see any swifts. There was a nature (28) ___________ with a chance to see rare Duke of Burgundy butterflies, but they were scarce that day.

What I liked the most was the feeling of (29) ___________ space and the sound of the wind. The wide-open spaces made me happy. I liked seeing different plants and animals, even though they were not (30) ___________ as at home. The trip made me realize the variety of wildlife just a short distance away from where I live.

-> Choose the correct answer for number (27)

Read the text and choose the correct answer.

I had a short break and went on a weekend trip to the west, near Newbury and Lambourne. The scenery was excellent, with vast fields of wheat and rapeseed (26) ___________ for miles. I saw racehorse training areas, mostly older horses taking a (27) ___________ stroll. In the big fields, there were large meadows full of pretty wildflowers like daisies, buttercups, red campion, and yellow hawkweeds.

I saw a few swallows flying around, catching bugs. But sadly, I didn't see any swifts. There was a nature (28) ___________ with a chance to see rare Duke of Burgundy butterflies, but they were scarce that day.

What I liked the most was the feeling of (29) ___________ space and the sound of the wind. The wide-open spaces made me happy. I liked seeing different plants and animals, even though they were not (30) ___________ as at home. The trip made me realize the variety of wildlife just a short distance away from where I live.

-> Choose the correct answer for number (28)

Read the text and choose the correct answer.

I had a short break and went on a weekend trip to the west, near Newbury and Lambourne. The scenery was excellent, with vast fields of wheat and rapeseed (26) ___________ for miles. I saw racehorse training areas, mostly older horses taking a (27) ___________ stroll. In the big fields, there were large meadows full of pretty wildflowers like daisies, buttercups, red campion, and yellow hawkweeds.

I saw a few swallows flying around, catching bugs. But sadly, I didn't see any swifts. There was a nature (28) ___________ with a chance to see rare Duke of Burgundy butterflies, but they were scarce that day.

What I liked the most was the feeling of (29) ___________ space and the sound of the wind. The wide-open spaces made me happy. I liked seeing different plants and animals, even though they were not (30) ___________ as at home. The trip made me realize the variety of wildlife just a short distance away from where I live.

-> Choose the correct answer for number (29)

Read the text and choose the correct answer.

I had a short break and went on a weekend trip to the west, near Newbury and Lambourne. The scenery was excellent, with vast fields of wheat and rapeseed (26) ___________ for miles. I saw racehorse training areas, mostly older horses taking a (27) ___________ stroll. In the big fields, there were large meadows full of pretty wildflowers like daisies, buttercups, red campion, and yellow hawkweeds.

I saw a few swallows flying around, catching bugs. But sadly, I didn't see any swifts. There was a nature (28) ___________ with a chance to see rare Duke of Burgundy butterflies, but they were scarce that day.

What I liked the most was the feeling of (29) ___________ space and the sound of the wind. The wide-open spaces made me happy. I liked seeing different plants and animals, even though they were not (30) ___________ as at home. The trip made me realize the variety of wildlife just a short distance away from where I live.

-> Choose the correct answer for number (30)

Read the text and choose the correct answer.

1. Bonsai is an ancient gardening art from Asia. Specifically, bonsai is a Japanese word meaning a small tree in a pot. But it's more than that. Bonsai is an old Chinese art where you make a tiny garden in a flat pot. The Japanese helped improve it, using creativity and skills to create a small Zen Buddhist garden with a tiny tree in a natural place. Bonsai represents peace, harmony, and happiness.

2. You can make your bonsai tree from cutting a tree or shrub you like. Let your imagination go wild as you design your garden. Use small rocks or stones to make a path or a pond. You might even imagine a tiny bridge or a mountain made of rocks. It takes time and patience, but a bonsai garden can last for many years with care.

3. Your tree needs air, water, and nutrients to grow strong roots. Use particular soil for bonsai that helps with air, drainage, and keeping water. To make a gravel-like base, you need a clay-like material like pumice or lava rock. It's a good idea to buy the suitable soil. Fertilize your tree regularly during the growing season and learn about your specific tree needs. Once your bonsai is ready, you might need a unique curved clipper tool to cut thicker branches than a pencil. Use coated wire to shape your tree the way you want.

-> What is the main idea of the passage?

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1. Bonsai is an ancient gardening art from Asia. Specifically, bonsai is a Japanese word meaning a small tree in a pot. But it's more than that. Bonsai is an old Chinese art where you make a tiny garden in a flat pot. The Japanese helped improve it, using creativity and skills to create a small Zen Buddhist garden with a tiny tree in a natural place. Bonsai represents peace, harmony, and happiness.

2. You can make your bonsai tree from cutting a tree or shrub you like. Let your imagination go wild as you design your garden. Use small rocks or stones to make a path or a pond. You might even imagine a tiny bridge or a mountain made of rocks. It takes time and patience, but a bonsai garden can last for many years with care.

3. Your tree needs air, water, and nutrients to grow strong roots. Use particular soil for bonsai that helps with air, drainage, and keeping water. To make a gravel-like base, you need a clay-like material like pumice or lava rock. It's a good idea to buy the suitable soil. Fertilize your tree regularly during the growing season and learn about your specific tree needs. Once your bonsai is ready, you might need a unique curved clipper tool to cut thicker branches than a pencil. Use coated wire to shape your tree the way you want.

-> What does the word “it” in paragraph 1 refer to?

Read the text and choose the correct answer.

1. Bonsai is an ancient gardening art from Asia. Specifically, bonsai is a Japanese word meaning a small tree in a pot. But it's more than that. Bonsai is an old Chinese art where you make a tiny garden in a flat pot. The Japanese helped improve it, using creativity and skills to create a small Zen Buddhist garden with a tiny tree in a natural place. Bonsai represents peace, harmony, and happiness.

2. You can make your bonsai tree from cutting a tree or shrub you like. Let your imagination go wild as you design your garden. Use small rocks or stones to make a path or a pond. You might even imagine a tiny bridge or a mountain made of rocks. It takes time and patience, but a bonsai garden can last for many years with care.

3. Your tree needs air, water, and nutrients to grow strong roots. Use particular soil for bonsai that helps with air, drainage, and keeping water. To make a gravel-like base, you need a clay-like material like pumice or lava rock. It's a good idea to buy the suitable soil. Fertilize your tree regularly during the growing season and learn about your specific tree needs. Once your bonsai is ready, you might need a unique curved clipper tool to cut thicker branches than a pencil. Use coated wire to shape your tree the way you want.

-> Bonsai ______________