Etalk is a company that makes learning software in England. Their Onebillion project has recently become popular, especially since their maths learning app was able to improve children's maths knowledge in Malawi in just eight weeks. “Onebilion” gets its name from “the aim of reaching one billion children”. This is almost the number of children who don't have the chance to go to school, according to the founder of Etalk. Primary education was not free in Malawi until 1994, and the sudden increase in student registration has put much pressure on the country's education system. There are many great benefits of educating children in developing countries. For example, women tend to have fewer and healthier kids, and have more chance to become part of the economy if they learn the basic skills right at primary level. In Malawi, a girl has more than 5 children on average, and it doesn't continue now. In the Onebillion project, children are divided into groups of 25 or even 50. They are then taken to a special classroom called Oneclass where they spend half an hour every other day with the device. Each day ten or twelve children can use one tablet. An international volunteer controls the Oneclass and there is an online teacher who guides the children through the app. Participating in Oneclass, all children can learn at their own pace and make good progress in their study. Question: “Onebillion” gets its names from the number of children .

that the project expects to participate

who have participated in the project up to now

who are currently participating in the project

Etalk is a company that makes learning software in England. Their Onebillion project has recently become popular, especially since their maths learning app was able to improve children's maths knowledge in Malawi in just eight weeks. “Onebilion” gets its name from “the aim of reaching one billion children”. This is almost the number of children who don't have the chance to go to school, according to the founder of Etalk. Primary education was not free in Malawi until 1994, and the sudden increase in student registration has put much pressure on the country's education system. There are many great benefits of educating children in developing countries. For example, women tend to have fewer and healthier kids, and have more chance to become part of the economy if they learn the basic skills right at primary level. In Malawi, a girl has more than 5 children on average, and it doesn't continue now. In the Onebillion project, children are divided into groups of 25 or even 50. They are then taken to a special classroom called Oneclass where they spend half an hour every other day with the device. Each day ten or twelve children can use one tablet. An international volunteer controls the Oneclass and there is an online teacher who guides the children through the app. Participating in Oneclass, all children can learn at their own pace and make good progress in their study. Question: There is a lot of pressure on the education system in Malawi because of

the increase in student numbers

Etalk is a company that makes learning software in England. Their Onebillion project has recently become popular, especially since their maths learning app was able to improve children's maths knowledge in Malawi in just eight weeks. “Onebilion” gets its name from “the aim of reaching one billion children”. This is almost the number of children who don't have the chance to go to school, according to the founder of Etalk. Primary education was not free in Malawi until 1994, and the sudden increase in student registration has put much pressure on the country's education system. There are many great benefits of educating children in developing countries. For example, women tend to have fewer and healthier kids, and have more chance to become part of the economy if they learn the basic skills right at primary level. In Malawi, a girl has more than 5 children on average, and it doesn't continue now. In the Onebillion project, children are divided into groups of 25 or even 50. They are then taken to a special classroom called Oneclass where they spend half an hour every other day with the device. Each day ten or twelve children can use one tablet. An international volunteer controls the Oneclass and there is an online teacher who guides the children through the app. Participating in Oneclass, all children can learn at their own pace and make good progress in their study. Question: Giving girls some basic skills at primary schools means .

they will have fewer but healthier children

they are less likely to find jobs

they have better health and more children

Etalk is a company that makes learning software in England. Their Onebillion project has recently become popular, especially since their maths learning app was able to improve children's maths knowledge in Malawi in just eight weeks. “Onebilion” gets its name from “the aim of reaching one billion children”. This is almost the number of children who don't have the chance to go to school, according to the founder of Etalk. Primary education was not free in Malawi until 1994, and the sudden increase in student registration has put much pressure on the country's education system. There are many great benefits of educating children in developing countries. For example, women tend to have fewer and healthier kids, and have more chance to become part of the economy if they learn the basic skills right at primary level. In Malawi, a girl has more than 5 children on average, and it doesn't continue now. In the Onebillion project, children are divided into groups of 25 or even 50. They are then taken to a special classroom called Oneclass where they spend half an hour every other day with the device. Each day ten or twelve children can use one tablet. An international volunteer controls the Oneclass and there is an online teacher who guides the children through the app. Participating in Oneclass, all children can learn at their own pace and make good progress in their study. Question: The children in Oneclass .

are guided by an online teacher

study in their normal classroom

Ms Hoa started teaching English in 2000.

Ms Hoa has taught English since 2000.

Ms Hoa has teach English since 2000.

Ms Hoa hasn’t taught English since 2000.

A child should not be given everything he or she wants.

You should not give a child everything he or she wants.

You should give a child everything he or she wants.

You ought to give a child anything he or she wants.

A child should not give you everything you want.

Sue is the prettiest of the four girls.

No one of the four girls is prettier than Sue.

Sue is prettier than Jane and as pretty as the others.

Sue is pretty than the other girls.

She worked very hard for the exam. She passed it with very high marks.

She passed the exam with very high mark because she worked very hard.

She passed the exam with very high mark although she worked very hard.

She didn’t pass the exam with very high mark although she worked very hard.

She passed the exam with low mark although She worked very hard.

I talked to a girl. Her bicycle broke down in front of the shop.

I talked to the girl whose bicycle broke down in front of the shop.

I talked to the girl who bicycle broke down in front of the shop.

I talked to the girl that bicycle broke down in front of the shop.

I talked to the girl, whose bicycle broke down in front of the shop.

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Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word whose underlined part differs from the other three in pronunciation in each of the following questions.

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parachutes

controls

invests

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gender

enroll

preference

secondary

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Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word whose underlined part differs from the other three in pronunciation in each of the following questions.

whose

when

which

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Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word that differs from the other three in the position of primary stress in each of the following questions.

enjoy

value

global

litter

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recommend

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understand

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It is interesting to know that army women and men earn _______ pay.

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ĐỀ LUYỆN GIỮA HỌC KỲ II (2022 - 2023) GS10

Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word whose underlined part differs from the other three in pronunciation in each of the following questions.

Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word whose underlined part differs from the other three in pronunciation in each of the following questions.

Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word whose underlined part differs from the other three in pronunciation in each of the following questions.

Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word that differs from the other three in the position of primary stress in each of the following questions.

Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word that differs from the other three in the position of primary stress in each of the following questions.

It is interesting to know that army women and men earn _______ pay.

Women in the army have a good chance to be _________.

Women and men must have equal _______ so that they make the most of their lives and talents.

Many teachers have tried to change their ________ classrooms into a modern learning environment.

I usually _______ all my assignments on Eclass for my teacher to mark.

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