WorksheetsEnglish 6_RU6.1
Total questions: 43
Worksheet time: 36mins
Odd one out
decorate
calendar
celebrate
clean
Odd one out
shopping
sugar
sure
summer
Odd one out
centre
special
decide
rice
Odd one out
present
sound
sweet
season
Odd one out
blossom
chess
messy
passion
Vietnamese people usually return to their families _________ Tet.
in
on
for
during
When the clock strikes midnight, colorful fireworks light _________ the sky.
in
up
on
over
You shouldn’t_________ things on the first day of Tet.
make
hang
break
cook
Tet is the _________ time of the year.
busy
busier
busiest
most busy
Tet is the biggest and most important_________ in Vietnam.
festival
decoration
occasion
tradition
Tet is coming. We _________ clean and decorate our house.
should
shouldn't
mustn't
are
I always _________ my grandparents a long life and good health.
celebrate
wish
make
bring
The _________ is the first person to enter your house in the New Year.
relative
first cousin
first footer
rooster
‘_________ do Vietnamese people prepare for Tet?’‘ They decorate their houses and cook special food.’
What
Where
How
How often
‘In which country do people throw water at one another? ’‘_________"
Scotland
Thailand
the USA
Denmark
The Vietnamese celebrate Tet (a) different times each year.
Tet is the busiest time (a) the year.
(a) New Year’s Eve, people gather to watch the New Year fireworks.
Vietnamese people always make their houses look beautiful (a) Tet.
Tet is a time (a) family gatherings.
This year, Vietnamese people celebrate Tet (a) February.
Tet often falls (a) late January and early February.
One tradition in Thai New Year celebration is to throw water (a) people.
should or shouldn’t
One (a) visit relatives and friends.
should or shouldn’t
One (a) sweep house on the first day of the new year.
should or shouldn’t
One (a) give good luck wishes to others.
should or shouldn’t
One (a) give children and the elderly lucky money.
should or shouldn't
One (a) say bad words or do bad things.
should or shouldn't
One (a) break glassware.
should or shouldn't
One (a) buy and wear new clothes.
should or shouldn’t
One (a) wear black or white clothes.
should or shouldn’t
One (a) eat squids, duck meat or shrimps.
should or shouldn’t
One (a) offer visitors something sweet such as biscuits, candies or mut.
‘ (a) (Shall, Will, Must) we go to the beach?’‘Good idea.’
All students (a) (shall, can, must) study hard in order to get good results.
(a) (Could, Should, Would) you like some tea?
(a) (Can, Should, Must) you help me lift this box?
You (a) (should, must, will) wear a helmet on motorcycles - it’s the law.
You (a) (can’t, won’t, shouldn’t) eat so many sweets - they aren’t good for you.
‘My tooth really hurt! ’I think you (a) (mustn’t, will, should) go to the dentist’s.’
You (a) (can’t, should, mustn’t) stand on the desk. You’ll break it.
You (a) (should, mustn’t, shouldn’t) never speak to your mother like this.
You (a) (will, must, shouldn’t) do your homework more carefully.
