VII. Read the passage and circle A, B or C to complete the sentences.
Every summer, Lien and her family fo to the countryside to visit her grandmother. Unlike Ha Noi, the countryside is very spacious and peaceful. Because Ha Noi is densely populated, it is always fullof noise and traffic jams. The countryside has fewer vehicles than Ha Noi, so there is less pollution. In Ha Noi, some families are wealthy, but some other families still live in poverty. Some people don’t have money to buy food...
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VII. Read the passage and circle A, B or C to complete the sentences.
Every summer, Lien and her family fo to the countryside to visit her grandmother. Unlike Ha Noi, the countryside is very spacious and peaceful. Because Ha Noi is densely populated, it is always fullof noise and traffic jams. The countryside has fewer vehicles than Ha Noi, so there is less pollution. In Ha Noi, some families are wealthy, but some other families still live in poverty. Some people don’t have money to buy food or don’t have accommodation, so they commit crime. Therefore, there are more crimes in Ha Noi than in the countryside. Lien likes living in the countryside more than in Ha Noi.
Question 31. Because Ha Noi is ___________ populated, it is always full of noise and traffic jams.
A. densely B. dense C. density
Question 32. The countryside has ___________ vehicles than Ha Noi, so there is less pollution.
A. less B. more C. fewer
Question 33. In Ha Noi, some families are wealthy, but some other families still live in ___________.
A. poor B. poverty C. wealth
Question 34. Some people don’t have money to buy food or don’t have accommodation, so they ___________ crime.
A. cause B. make C. commit
Question 35. There are ___________ crimes in Ha Noi than in the countryside.
A. more B. less C. fewer
VIII. Choose the sentence which is closet in meaning to the sentence above.
Question 36. He didn’t eat much although he was hungry.
A. He didn’t eat much in spite of being hungry. B. He didn’t eat much in spite of his being hungry.
C. He didn’t eat much despite his hunger. D. All are correct.
Question 37. Although it got dark, they continued to work.
A. Despite the darkness, they continued to work.
B. In spite the darkness, they continued to work.
C. Despite of the darkness, they continued to work.
D. In spite of darking, they continued to work.
Question 38. What time do you often get up?
A. When do you often get up? B. How do you often get up?
C. Where do you often get up? D. Why do you often get up?
Question 39. Why do you study English?
A. Where do you study English for? B. When do you study English for?
C. What do you study English for? D. Why do you study English for?
Question 40. Solar energy is not only plentiful but also clean.
A. Solar energy is both plentiful or clean. B. Solar energy is either plentiful or clean.
C. Solar energy is both plentiful and clean. D. Solar energy is neither plentiful nor clean.
3. Do you work … hours than your brother?
A. fewer B. less C. few D. little
4. Why don’t you like the city? - … the noise and the traffic. A. Because B. Because of C. Although D. Until
5. … Hoa to play chess? – Lan did. A. Who taught B. Who did teach C. Who teaches D. Who does teach
6. … tonight. There’s a good film on TV. A. Stay B. Stay in C. Not go D. Not going out
7. Would you like to go to a concert tomorrow night? A. Oh, I’d love to B. Oh, that’s a good ideal! C. I’m sorry, I can’t D. D. All A, B, C
8. Everest is … mountain in the world. A. the most highest B, the higher C. the highest D. the most high
9. What … he …? – He is taxi-driver. A. does/do B. does/work C. is/work D. is/do 10. … any chairs in the living-room? A. Have there B. Is there C. Has there D. Are there
11. Mr. Brown goes … work … bus every day. A. to/by B. to/in C. to/on D. for/by
12. Are those books over there … ? A. John’s B. John C. John’ D. John’s books