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REVIEW FOR MIDTERM TEST 1

Total questions: 55

Worksheet time: 55mins

Name

Class

Date

The new underground has allowed ________ to get around more easily.

rich people

students

city dwellers

tour guides

These smart technologies will help ________ energy, reduce air pollution, and fight climate change.

waste

save

use

spend

In future cities, people will interact ________ their surroundings like never before using intelligent infrastructure and smart devices.

through

with

from

She said she would become a ________ singer ________.

famous/quick

famous/quickly

famously/quick

famously/quickly

You _________ tidy up your bedroom. No one can clean it for you.

don't have to

shouldn't

mustn’t

must

In the past, grandmothers _________ stay at home and do all the housework.

had to

have to

must

should

The advice that parents _________ us is always helpful because they have experienced it for a long time.

take

give

make

get

Children nowadays _________ online and never know the world before digital and social media.

try out

grow up

go through

rely on

Most of us can _________ lots of things with our parents.

complain

belong

suit

10.

He _______ his daily habits since he visited his grandfather.

changes

have changed

changed

has changed

11.

It’s necessary for us to do some _________ activities to stay healthy.

physics

physical

physically

physicist

12.

Doctors always advised her to cut _________ salt and sugar in her diet.

off

down on

about

13.

_________ are often used to treat infections caused by bacteria.

Nutrients

Minerals

Diets

Antibiotics

14.

Mary _________ here since she _________ from university.

has lived/graduated

lived/graduated

has lived/has graduated

live/has graduated

15.

Her parents _________ for Paris yesterday.

have left

has left

left

are leaving

16.

My friend can’t sleep well. She is _________ from stress.

suffering

keeping

getting

checking

17.

Some bacteria can cause _________ diseases such as tuberculosis or food poisoning.

infection

infect

infectious

infected

18.

In some extended families, grandparents force their children and grandchildren ________ traditional values.

to follow

following

followed

19.

Hoa lives in a/an _________ family that consists of her grandparents, parents and younger sister.

traditional

extended

nuclear

natural

20.

_________ plays a crucial role in maintaining a healthy ecosystem.

Biodiversity

Infrastructure

Refund

Privacy

21.

They are studying about the new flu ________ using the latest technology. I hope it will be successful in the near future.

micron

diameter

vaccine

AIDS

22.

We need to ________ down on fast food if we do not want to have heart diseases in the future.

move

reduce

get

cut

23.

People should ________ smoking because it is harmful to their health.

give off

workout

get rid of

stay up

24.

Ebola was a deadly ________, which caused an epidemic in 2014. Many people who died were from Africa.

germ

virus

bacteria

organism

25.

Each individual in the society needs to ________ their family when they encounter challenges and difficulties.

run into

rely on

come round

get through

26.

The ________ in the city is becoming increasingly severe, with high prices and limited affordable options for residents.

housing problem

house problem

rooftop farming

rooftop farm

27.

The museum looks ________ from a distance. We have to visit it.

beautiful

beauty

beautifully

beautified

28.

Minh ________ a talented city planner. He can come up with many creative ideas.

seems

is seeming

will seem

is seemed

29.

The cultural ________ of Viet Nam have been passed down from generation to generation.

contributions

gaps

attitudes

values

30.

The younger generation should be taught to ________ others, regardless of age or background.

upset

limit

respect

control

31.

Parents ________ spend quality time with their children to build a strong relationship.

should

shouldn’t

mustn’t

don’t have to

32.

Teenagers ________ communicate openly with their parents about their problems.

shouldn’t

mustn’t

don’t have to

should

33.

Our family avoid arguing ________ trivial matters as we want to stay happy when we are at home.

through

over

into

34.

Parents need to ________ electronic devices from their children if they overuse them.

make off

take away

put down

set up

35.

Gen Z can easily ________ to changes as they are creative and adventurous.

adapt

build

36.

Blue light from smartphones or laptops can ________ eyesight. Therefore, children will suffer from eye problems.

heal

generate

mend

damage

37.

Although my grandfather is 90, he is still full of ________. He regularly goes jogging and plays badminton.

nutrient

energy

exercise

muscle

38.

_________ regular exercise is important for teenagers as it helps them maintain physical fitness.

Taking

Playing

Making

Going

39.

Having a/an ________ diet is really crucial to maintain good health.

similar

organised

balanced

arranged

40.

Da Nang is considered one of the most ________ cities in Viet Nam. You can enjoy the beautiful scenery and delicious cuisine there.

living

liven

lived

liveable

41.

a. Next, spend time together doing activities you both enjoy.

b. Then, try to understand the reasons behind different opinions and habits.

c. To narrow the generation gap in your family, first, listen to each other's views without judgment.

d. For example, ask your parents about their experiences and share your own.

e. Finally, respect each other’s choices and look for common ground to connect better.

a, c, d, b, e

c, a, b, d, e

c, e, d, a, b

c, d, a, b, e

42.

a. It not only enhances understanding but also encourages collaborative problem-solving.

b. Moreover, utilizing educational tech can make learning enjoyable and efficient.

c. Firstly, it empowers students with valuable skills, preparing them for the digital age.

d. Dear Minh, I trust you're doing great! Lately, I've been reflecting on the significance of embracing technology in education.

e. Additionally, integrating technology in the classroom fosters a dynamic and engaging learning environment.

f. It's a wonderful way for students and teachers to explore new possibilities together. Warm regards,

d, c, e, a, b, f

a, c, b, f, e, d

d, c, a, b, e, f

c, d, e, a, b, f

43.

a. This generational gap often leads to misunderstandings and conflicts between parents and their children.

b. In today's fast-paced world, parents and children frequently struggle to see eye to eye on various issues.

c. However, with open communication and mutual respect, these differences can be bridged.

d. The difference in experiences and perspectives between generations is a natural phenomenon.

e. It is important for both parents and children to make an effort to understand each other's viewpoints.

b - a - d - e – c

b - d - a - e - c

d - b - a - c – e

d - a - b - c – e

44.

A. Regular exercise, like working out in the gym, also contributes significantly to our overall well-being.

B. Eating a balanced diet is crucial for maintaining good physical health.

C. Moreover, getting enough sleep every night is essential for both mental and physical recovery.

D. Therefore, adopting these healthy habits can lead to a longer and more energetic life.

B-A-C-D

D-A-C-D

A-C-B-D

C-A-B-D

45.

A. However, this often leads to misunderstandings and conflicts.

B. Younger generations tend to embrace new technologies and social changes more readily.

C. The generation gap describes the differences in attitudes and values between older and younger people.

D. Meanwhile, older generations often value traditions and established ways of doing things.

C-B-D-A

B-A-C-D

D-A-C-B

C-A-D-B

46.

a. Smart cities are designed to enhance the quality of life for their residents by using cutting-edge technology and sustainable practices.

b. I strongly believe that these innovations will shape the future of urban living, making cities more efficient and eco-friendly.

c. Dear future residents,

d. Furthermore, smart cities offer improved public services, better transportation, and greater energy efficiency.

e. Thank you for considering making this smart choice for your future home.

f. By choosing to live in a smart city, you are investing in a lifestyle that is both convenient and responsible.

c - d - a - f - e - b

c - a - f- d - b - e

c - a - d - f - b - e

c - f- a - b - d - e

47.

A. See you at 9 a.m. at the school gate.

B. Hi Tom,

C. Don't forget to bring your camera.

D. We're going to visit the botanical garden this Saturday.

E. Best,

F. David

B - D - C - A - E – F

D- B - C - A - E – F

B - D - A - C - E – F

F - D - C - A - E – B

48.

A. Could you please bring a large bottle of water and some snacks for everyone? B. Hi Alex, C. We've decided to have our study group meeting at my place this Friday at 7 PM. D. We need to finish our presentation for the history project. E. I'm looking forward to seeing you then! F. Best, G. Mike

A - C - D - B - E - F – G

B - D - C - A - E - F – G

B - C - D - A - F - E – G

B - C - D - A - E - F – G

49.

A. Don't forget to wear comfortable shoes as we'll be doing a lot of walking. B. Hi everyone, C. We'll meet at the main entrance of the zoo at 10 a.m. D. Looking forward to a fun day out! E. Just a quick reminder about our class trip to the zoo this Saturday. F. Regards, G. Your Class Monitor, Linh

C - E - B - A - D - F – G

G - E - C - A - D - F – B

B - A - C - E - D - F – G

B - E - C - A - D - F – G

50.

A. Let me know if you can make it and what time would be best for you. B. Hi Ms. Lee, C. I would like to discuss my project proposal with you. D. I'm available on Tuesday afternoon or Wednesday morning next week. E. Thank you, F. Sarah Johnson

C- B - D - A - E – F

B - A - D - C - E - F

B - C - D - A - E – F

F - C - D - A - B - F

51.

A. Lan: So, what exactly is a generation gap? B. Lan: Ah, so it's not just about age, but also the different experiences and environments each generation grows up in? C. Minh: Precisely. Things like rapid societal changes, increased mobility, and longer lifespans contribute to these gaps. D. Minh: It's basically the differences in opinions and outlooks between different generations. These differences can cover beliefs, values, politics, and even how we work or communicate.

A-D-B-C

C-D-B-A

B-D-A-C

D-A-B-C

52.

A. Mai: It's a small change that can make a big difference in the long run. B. Mai: I've been reading a lot about the Mediterranean diet and how it contributes to a long, healthy life. C. Mai: Exactly! It seems to be a key factor in reducing chronic diseases and promoting overall well-being. D. Linda: I should probably incorporate more of those foods into my diet then. E. Linda: Oh, really? I've heard good things about it – lots of fruits, vegetables, and healthy fats, right?

B-E-C-D-A

A-E-C-D-B

C-E-B-D-A

D-C-E-B-A

53.

A. Lisa: I've been focusing on getting better sleep lately, and I feel so much healthier. B. Lisa: Definitely. It's when our bodies repair and rejuvenate, which is vital for preventing illness. C. Mark: Good sleep is truly underrated for long-term health, isn't it? D. Lisa: It's one of the simplest yet most effective ways to invest in a longer, healthier future. E. Mark: I'm trying to establish a consistent sleep schedule to improve my own rest.

A - C - B -E-D

D- C - B -E-A

A - D - B -E-C

A - C - D -B-E

54.

A. John: That would make them much more sustainable. B. Mai: Absolutely. Think about traffic lights that adapt to real-time flow and waste management systems that optimize routes automatically. C. John: And buildings will probably generate their own energy, right? D. Mai: Yes, with integrated solar panels and even vertical farms. E. Mai: Definitely, a true leap towards efficiency. F. John: I've been thinking about what cities will be like in the future. I imagine they'll be incredibly smart.

E-B-D-C-A-F

F-B-C-D-A-E

C-B-F-D-A-E

A-B-E-D-F-C

55.

A. Sam: Do you think we'll still have cars in future cities? B. Sam: So, no more traffic jams, theoretically? C. Kate: Probably, but they'll likely be autonomous and electric, sharing the roads with advanced public transport. D. Sam: Commuting would be so much less stressful then. E. Kate: It would revolutionize urban mobility as we know it. F. Kate: That's the dream! And maybe even flying taxis for some.

C-A-B-F-E-D

D-A-C-E-F-B

E-A-C-B-F-D

A-C-B-F-D-E

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REVIEW FOR MIDTERM TEST 1

Total questions: 55

Worksheet time: 55mins

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