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WorksheetsU3.Teenasgers
Total questions: 87
Worksheet time: 31mins
Who are they?
Teenagers
Children
Kids
Adults
What is the meaning of ''midterm"?
An examination that is taken at the end of a school term or semester.
Facebook is quite (a) ; therefore, we’ve decided to use it for our class (b) .
What does the picture show?
Craft
Paper
Color
Insect
Pressure means?
Áp lực
Căng thẳng
Mệt mỏi
Năng lượng
Stressful means?
Strain or tension
''Provide'' đi với giới từ nào?
What is the synonym of "competition''?
What is the synonym of "tournament''?
To use any browser or website (like Facebook), what should we do at first?
Upload the browser.
Log on the browser
What is synonym of "concentrate"?
diễn đàn
browse
forum
notification
account
pressure
áp lực
căng thẳng
kỳ vọng
ngôn ngữ
ngôn ngữ
arts and crafts
language
sports
chess
nghệ thuật và thủ công
arts and crafts
language
sports
chess
expectation
áp lực
căng thẳng
kỳ vọng
ngôn ngữ
coach
lướt, tìm kiếm
kiểm tra
huấn luyện viên
diễn đàn
tải lên
download
unload
upload
load
browse
tải lên
đọc lướt, tìm kiếm
kiểm tra
kết nối
account
forum
notification
connect
connect
kiểm tra
tải lên
kết nối
tìm kiếm
Xác định chủ ngữ (subject) của câu sau:
Alex is excited about 7th grade.
Alex
is
excited
grade
mature
trưởng thành
chưa trưởng thành
tránh
thú vị
chưa trưởng thành
mature
immature
inmature
dismature
tránh
avoid
participate
enjoy
improve
competition
diễn đàn
cuộc thi
mạng xã hội
áp lực
enjoyable
thú vị, gây hứng thú
tập trung, chuyên tâm
chán nản
social
tham gia vào (có thể chọn nhiều phương án)
participate in
join in
take part in
take care of
improve
tham gia
trau dồi
cung cấp
động viên
mạng xã hội
website
forum
social media
user
động viên, khuyến khích
encourage
entertain
discourage
improve
chuyên tâm, tập trung
distracted
focused
impressed
stressed
3. I liked the movie, _____ I don't understand all of it
and
or
so
but
6. It rained all day, ____ they did not play basketball.
and
so
but
or
Eric got an A+ on the spelling test, _____ he had studied hard.
or
yet
for
but
I saw that movie;______, I didn't enjoy it.
however
but
therefore
although
We were caught in traffic;______, we missed the beginning of the movie.
therefore
however
otherwise
so
We wanted to go to the beach; __________, it started to rain.
however
otherwise
therefore
so
otherwise
however
therefore
thể chất
physic
physical
mental
entertain
tinh thần
physic
physical
mental
entertain
phát triển
develop
development
improve
struggle
struggle with
tập trung
đấu tranh
kiểm tra
trau dồi
influence
phát triển
trau dồi
ảnh hưởng
làm thất vọng
làm thất vọng
disappoint
struggle
improve
concentrate
truyền thông
social media
media
forum
post
giữa kỳ
term
mid term
midterm
first term
user-friendly
người dùng thân thiện
thân thiện với người dùng
dùng người thân thiện
thân thiện trong dùng người
She has brown hair _ _ _ blue eyes.
yet
and
or
but
Mum has not eaten all day, _ _ she must be really hungry.
so
for
but
or
We can go to Disneyland, ___ we can go to SeaWorld.
or
so
yet
and
We wanted to go to the beach; ________________, it started to rain and we stayed at home.
otherwise
however
therefore
You need to work harder; ________________, you'll get fired.
otherwise
however
moreover
Tet is the most important festival in Vietnam; ______ , most Vietnamese return home for Tet.
however
therefore
otherwise
moreover
Listen to the relevant audio from the text and choose True or False.
a. Teenagers never turn on the radio in a car.
True
False
Listen to the relevant audio from the text and choose True or False.
b. On the internet, radio websites are their favourites.
True
False
Listen to the relevant audio from the text and choose True or False.
c. Connecting to an internet radio depends on where you are.
True
False
Listen to the relevant audio from the text and choose True or False.
d. Radio is the easiest way to listen to the most recent songs.
True
False
Listen to the relevant audio from the text and choose True or False.
e. It's also a way of listening to the latest news.
True
False
2. a. What is the opposite of turn off?
loud
switch on
online
amongst
2. b. What is the opposite of low / quiet?
loud
switch on
online
amongst
2. c. What is the opposite of never?
first
again
always
amongst
2. d. What is the opposite of awful?
around
different
unlike
wonderful
2. e. What is the opposite of similar?
around
different
unlike
wonderful
2. f. What is the opposite of relax?
worry
get
unlike
good
Match the collocations on the left with their meaning on the right.
1. Psychological problem
A. to stay connected with someone, usually by maintaining regular communication through various channels.
B. to become disconnected from someone or something due to a lack of communication or contact over a period of time.
C. refers to any mental or emotional condition or issue that affects a person’s behavior, emotions, and cognitive processing.
D. refers to a positive and mutually beneficial connection between two people, often characterized by trust, support, and respect.
Match the collocations on the left with their meaning on the right.
2. Broaden the horizon
A. to stay connected with someone, usually by maintaining regular communication through various channels
B. to become disconnected from someone or something due to a lack of communication or contact over a period of time.
I. to expand one’s knowledge, experience, or perspective, generally by exploring new ideas, cultures, or possibilities.
D. refers to a positive and mutually beneficial connection between two people, often characterized by trust, support, and respect.
Match the collocations on the left with their meaning on the right.
3. Contribute to society
A. to stay connected with someone, usually by maintaining regular communication through various channels
B. to become disconnected from someone or something due to a lack of communication or contact over a period of time.
F. to make a positive impact on the community or the world, usually by donating time, skills, or resources to help others.
D. refers to a positive and mutually beneficial connection between two people, often characterized by trust, support, and respect.
Match the collocations on the left with their meaning on the right.
4. Keep in touch with
A. to stay connected with someone, usually by maintaining regular communication through various channels
B. to become disconnected from someone or something due to a lack of communication or contact over a period of time.
J. to form new relationships with people whom you enjoy spending time with and who share similar interests.
D. refers to a positive and mutually beneficial connection between two people, often characterized by trust, support, and respect.
Match the collocations on the left with their meaning on the right.
5. Lose touch with
G. to encounter or find something or someone unexpectedly.
B. to become disconnected from someone or something due to a lack of communication or contact over a period of time.
J. to form new relationships with people whom you enjoy spending time with and who share similar interests.
D. refers to a positive and mutually beneficial connection between two people, often characterized by trust, support, and respect.
Match the collocations on the left with their meaning on the right.
6. Make friends
G. to encounter or find something or someone unexpectedly.
E. to date or spend time romantically with someone.
J. to form new relationships with people whom you enjoy spending time with and who share similar interests.
D. refers to a positive and mutually beneficial connection between two people, often characterized by trust, support, and respect.
Match the collocations on the left with their meaning on the right.
8. Come across
G. to encounter or find something or someone unexpectedly.
E. to date or spend time romantically with someone.
H. to become distant or disconnected from someone or something, often due to changing circumstances, interests, or priorities.
D. refers to a positive and mutually beneficial connection between two people, often characterized by trust, support, and respect.
Match the collocations on the left with their meaning on the right.
7. Have a good relationship
G. to encounter or find something or someone unexpectedly.
E. to date or spend time romantically with someone.
H. to become distant or disconnected from someone or something, often due to changing circumstances, interests, or priorities.
D. refers to a positive and mutually beneficial connection between two people, often characterized by trust, support, and respect.
Match the collocations on the left with their meaning on the right.
9. Go out with
G. to encounter or find something or someone unexpectedly.
E. to date or spend time romantically with someone.
H. to become distant or disconnected from someone or something, often due to changing circumstances, interests, or priorities.
D. refers to a positive and mutually beneficial connection between two people, often characterized by trust, support, and respect.
Match the collocations on the left with their meaning on the right.
10. Grow apart
G. to encounter or find something or someone unexpectedly.
E. to date or spend time romantically with someone.
H. to become distant or disconnected from someone or something, often due to changing circumstances, interests, or priorities.
D. refers to a positive and mutually beneficial connection between two people, often characterized by trust, support, and respect.
Fill in the blanks with suitable collocations
1. Many people experience fewer (a) when living in the countryside.
Fill in the blanks with suitable collocations
2. Living in the countryside can (a) as there is more natural beauty to explore.
Fill in the blanks with suitable collocations
3. People in the countryside often have more opportunities to (a) through volunteering and community events.
Fill in the blanks with suitable collocations
4. Because the countryside is less densely populated, it can be easier to (a) close friends and family.
Fill in the blanks with suitable collocations
5. However, it is also possible to (a) people when living in a more rural area.
Fill in the blanks with suitable collocations
6. (a) in the countryside can be easier due to close-knit community.
Fill in the blanks with suitable collocations
7. In the countryside, it is common to (a) with neighbors and other community members.
Fill in the blanks with suitable collocations
8. Sometimes, you might (a) new and exciting experiences in the countryside that you may not find in the city.
Fill in the blanks with suitable collocations
9. It’s enjoyable to (a) friends in the countryside, explore local attractions, and enjoy the natural scenery.
Fill in the blanks with suitable collocations
10. It is not uncommon for people to (a) when living in different parts of the countryside.
