CHUYÊN ĐỀ 4: ĐẶT CÂU HỎI CHO PHẦN GẠCH CHÂN

     Đặt câu hỏi cho phần gạch chân mỗi câu dưới đây

1.    Jim usually plays volleyball in his free time.

2.    I started my hobby five years ago.

3.    They didn’t buy that car because it was too expensive.

4.     It’s about 1,500 km from Hue to Ho Chi Minh City.

5.     She went to the doctor because she was sick.

6.     The test was very difficult yesterday.

7.     They are going to plant some roses in the garden.

8.     Kien left home at 7 o’clock yesterday.

9.     He taught English in the primary school.

10.  My sister traveled to Nha Trang by train.

11.  Her mother is cooking in the kitchen at the moment.

12. I have Maths and Music on Monday morning.

13.  It takes him 20 minutes to go to school by bike.

14.  Lan likes playing table tennis.

15.  The yellow dress costs 320.000 dong.

16.  There were 30 people at the party last night.

17. I am going to visit Ho Chi Minh city for 3 days.

18.  She went to school on foot yesterday.

19.  She visits her grandmother three times a month.

20. Ngan is playing the guitar with Mai in the music room now.

21. My mother will have lunch at King restaurant tomorrow.

22. I went to school at ten thirty yesterday.

23. Linh is listening to music in the room at the moment.

24. Linda stayed with his uncle two years ago.

25. My close friend lives at 184 Kim Ma street.

26. Minh likes watching football match in his freetime.

27. Bella often cycles to visit her grandmother on Sunday morning.

28. I want to drink some coffee now.

29. Nam is going to buy a new house next month.

30. My English club has thirty members.

31. It takes me 3 hours to finish my homework.

32. I love English the most at school.

33. My sister always washes dishes after having dinner.

34. She is going to the supermarket to buy some food.

35. He didn’t go to school yesterday because he was ill.

36. She goes to school every day by bus.

37.  It’s about 300 kilometers from Hanoi to Sapa.

38.  Lien will see her friend tomorrow.

39. Jim bought some beef for dinner.

 40. My father gets up at six o’clock evey day.

41. He works in the factory.

42. They are going to school.

43.  Lien goes swimming twice a week.

44. I went to the cinema yesterday.

45. My father will buy a new computer next week.

46. She lives with her uncle in Dalat.

47. He didn’t go to school because he was sick yesterday.

48. There are forty students in her class.

49. It’s about 2 kilometers form here to her school.

50. My house is very big.

51. They are going to visit Hue next summer.

52. Minh bought a new bike yesterday.

53. Mr. Smith is my English teacher.

54. He goes camping twice a month.

55. I have English and Maths on Monday?

56. It’s about 300 kilometers from Bac Ninh to Lao Cai.

57. There are 20 classrooms in my school.

58. Lam goes to school every day by bus.

59. Nam gave me a robot on my birthday.

Hãy dịch các từ này sang Tiếng Việt (Translate these words into Vietnamese)

-1,Thousands.2,grabbing.3,camion.4,cancer.5,environmental protection. 

                                          TRẢ LỜI SỚM NHA 

                                   (CẤM DÙNG GOOGLE DỊCH)

Mary-Jess Leaverland

When 19-year-old Mary-Jess Leaverland sang for 70 million TV viewers nobody back home in England knew anything about it. Her victory in the talent show, I Want to Sing to the Stars was seen by five times as many people as watch a similar UK show, called The X Factor, but they were all from the Chinese region of Jiangsu, as that’s the only place the programme is shown.

Mary-Jess was in China to study the language as part of her university course when she entered the competition. A friend had invited her to watch him in a TV quiz show. On their way they passed the talent show’s studios. Mary-Jess went in, found a producer and sang for him. During the competition she had classes as usual then went to the studios in the evenings. When she wasn’t on stage she was busy doing her homework.

Mary-Jess used her £900 prize money to fly home to see her mum. When she returned there were no recording contracts to sign or concerts to perform in. She told her mum, who’s also a good singer, how amazed she was that she was chosen as the winner, then the two of them chatted happily about their plans to start singing together again at clubs around their home town. It was only later that Mary-Jess's mum thought it might be fun to tell the local newspaper about her daughter’s win. Yet, within 24 hours, Mary-Jess’s story had appeared nationally and just weeks later she had a manager, a lawyer and was off to New York with record companies fighting to sign her as one of their artists. Mary-Jess’s singing career had started.

33.  What is the writer trying to do in this text?

A. encourage people to watch a particular TV music programme

B. suggest how to get a career as a professional singer

C. describe someone’s life-long ambition to become world famous

D. explain what happened to someone after winning a competition

34.  What does the text say about I Want to Sing to the Stars?

A. It’s less popular than The X Factor.                                    B. It’s shown in several countries across Asia.

C. It's a talent competition made in China.                   D. It’s the most popular TV show in China.

35.  What was Mary-Jess’s reason for going to China?

A. She went there to be in a singing competition.         B. She was there learning to speak Chinese.

C. She was teaching at a Chinese university.                D. She was visiting a friend there.

36.  How did Mary-Jess feel when she first returned to England?

A. surprised that she had won the competition                        B. annoyed that she got so little in prize money

C. worried about the concerts she would have to do    D.amazed by the attention from the UK newspapers

37.  Which text message might Mary-Jess’s mother have on her mobile phone?

A. Where did I get my talent from, Mum? There are no other singers in our family that I know about.

B. I’ve never sung in front of anyone in my life! Why did I ever agree to be in this competition?

C. I’ve got so much work to do for my teacher! Do you think I should take it with me to the TV studios?

D. A Chinese TV company has offered me my own weekly show! Should I sign the contract, Mum?

SOS!!!Cứu