Sally doesn't have much time for sports; she's always busy __________ her studies.

The children are looking __________ to their trip to Disney Land.

Person A: Why __________ for the bus? You usually __________ to work. Person B: My car didn't work this morning.

Dinner is ready. Can you help me __________the table?

You __________ worried. What __________ about?

I'm bored. Why don't we go for a walk __________ the river?

After lunch, I often __________ a short nap for thirty minutes, then I do my homework.

Please __________ the dishwasher and put away the plates and the bowls.

I don't think I can make a birthday cake. We have very _________ flour left.

I feel nervous to get on __________ and perform in front of so many people.

My parents love opera - they can't stand noisy modern music like __________.

At the end of the concert, the entire __________ stood up and clapped for about 5 minutes.

About 50,000 people __________ the music festival despite the rain.

He was only nine when he __________ his first public show.

After winning the competition, the young conductor had his first opportunity to lead a(n) __________ with international musicians.

While our friends__________ during breaks at school, we ________ for the show.

I went to a lovely __________ at the Royal Academy of Arts yesterday. More than 200 watercolour paintings from across the UK had been gathered and displayed.

__________ at the end of the movie? I thought it was really sad.

In 2010, Jay _________ as a dancer in a local club in his hometown. That's where they discovered his talent.

UNICEF has spent 70 years working to __________ the lives of disadvantaged children and their families.

Neil is not here. He __________ to the supermarket.

Mrs. Parker has collected used books for children in need __________ the end of last month.

This is the second time our school __________ a charity concert.

Saigon Children Charity __________ scholarships and vocational training to disabled children or children living in poverty.

You can __________ money to the charity in cash or by cheque.

More than one hundred people have signed up for the clean-up day __________.

I __________ to Amsterdam once. It was an unforgettable trip.

FAO has helped billions of people around the world to have access __________ nutritious food since 1945.

Do you fancy _________ at a charity kitchen? We can help to provide free meals for the poor.

Our class has made a __________ of £100 to the local charity.

This charity has organised several __________ events for twenty years.

You call a plumber if you need someone to __________ a burst pipe.

I'm looking for a __________ job. I don't mind what it is, but I'm only free on Saturdays and Sundays.

Student A: "Do you want to come ice skating with us tomorrow?" Student B: "I can't. I __________ a lecture about gender equality at 9 o'clock."

My current salary isn't high. I __________ able to afford to buy a house if I ________ a better salary.

"Bill, your mobile phone is ringing. I __________ it if you want."

Matthew works as a(n) __________ at a travel agency. He answers the phone, greets clients and arranges meetings.

We didn't know what was wrong with the car, but the __________ was able to tell as soon as he turned the key to start the engine.

My son hopes he will become a(n) __________ when he grows up. He wants to travel into space.

On the ticket it says that my plane __________ at 22:30 on Friday.

The classrooms have been _________ with interactive whiteboards.

Designers are usually __________. They need lots of imagination to think of new ideas.

Good _____ and previous work experience are essential for this job.

When you fit in with your colleagues, you can communicate more effectively with your team, which leads to high levels of performance.

Fashion designers need to be inventive so that they can turn a piece of cloth into fashionable clothing.

During the Covid-19 lockdown, authorized forces and volunteers gave out food and medical supplies to households across Ho Chi Minh city.

CARE International is one of the biggest organisations which support people to fight poverty and injustice.

After dinner, my dad always does the washing-up.

Isabella is really into ballet. Nothing makes her happier than when she's performing on stage.

Water puppetry is a tradition that dates back as far as the 11th century.

OPPOSITE: Surgeons need to be really careful when they perform operations. One mistake can cost the patient's life.

OPPOSITE: Working in an organized team can help increase productivity and personal growth.

OPPOSITE: WWF aims to protect endangered species and their habitats.

OPPOSITE: Picking up rubbish from the streets is fun and simple but it can bring great benefits to your community.

OPPOSITE: Family plays an integral part in our lives. It's hard to live without family's love and support.

OPPOSITE: It's important to do your best at school because that can lead to a satisfying career in the future.

OPPOSITE: EDM is not my thing. I prefer country music because it's soft and relaxing.

OPPOSITE: I’m a big fan of BTS. The band is really talented and their songs are catchy.

What is the main idea of the passage?

When did Ca Trù first appear?

What makes Ca Trù unique?

Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?

The word 'accompanies' is closest in meaning to ______.

What is the best title of the passage?

The benefits of volunteering include _____.

The word 'sharpen' in the first paragraph is closest in meaning to ______.

All of the following statements are ways to help the community EXCEPT _____

In Vietnam, when participating in voluntary campaigns, students will _____.

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct word or phrase that best fits each of the numbered blanks

Hi Kathy,

I’m writing to you from Côn Đảo island, where I’m working as a volunteer for the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). I have just come here for two days but I have (70) __________ done so many things. Do you know that IUCN is one of the oldest and largest global (71) __________ organisations? IUCN has worked in Vietnam since the mid-1980s. It (72) __________ to protect endangered wild animals, especially the sea turtles in Vietnam. In Côn Đảo island, many sea turtles swim to the islands between the fourth and seventh lunar months and lay their eggs in the sand before returning to the sea. However, the number of sea turtles (73) __________ over the last 30 years because of overfishing, pollution and destruction of nesting beaches. During the days, we have taken part in coastal clean-ups. At night, we have guarded turtle nests, protected eggs (74) __________ poachers and released baby sea turtles back into the ocean early in the morning. It’s hard work but it’s enjoyable and I’ve met a lot of great people. The best part about working for IUCN is that I can help endangered animals and still have fun at the same time.

I hope you’re having fun, too. See you in a month.

70. A. never                            B. still                           C. already             D. yet

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct word or phrase that best fits each of the numbered blanks

Hi Kathy,

I’m writing to you from Côn Đảo island, where I’m working as a volunteer for the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). I have just come here for two days but I have (70) __________ done so many things. Do you know that IUCN is one of the oldest and largest global (71) __________ organisations? IUCN has worked in Vietnam since the mid-1980s. It (72) __________ to protect endangered wild animals, especially the sea turtles in Vietnam. In Côn Đảo island, many sea turtles swim to the islands between the fourth and seventh lunar months and lay their eggs in the sand before returning to the sea. However, the number of sea turtles (73) __________ over the last 30 years because of overfishing, pollution and destruction of nesting beaches. During the days, we have taken part in coastal clean-ups. At night, we have guarded turtle nests, protected eggs (74) __________ poachers and released baby sea turtles back into the ocean early in the morning. It’s hard work but it’s enjoyable and I’ve met a lot of great people. The best part about working for IUCN is that I can help endangered animals and still have fun at the same time.

I hope you’re having fun, too. See you in a month.

71. A. environmental              B. protective                 C. fundraised        D. conservative

Hi Kathy,

I’m writing to you from Côn Đảo island, where I’m working as a volunteer for the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). I have just come here for two days but I have (70) __________ done so many things. Do you know that IUCN is one of the oldest and largest global (71) __________ organisations? IUCN has worked in Vietnam since the mid-1980s. It (72) __________ to protect endangered wild animals, especially the sea turtles in Vietnam. In Côn Đảo island, many sea turtles swim to the islands between the fourth and seventh lunar months and lay their eggs in the sand before returning to the sea. However, the number of sea turtles (73) __________ over the last 30 years because of overfishing, pollution and destruction of nesting beaches. During the days, we have taken part in coastal clean-ups. At night, we have guarded turtle nests, protected eggs (74) __________ poachers and released baby sea turtles back into the ocean early in the morning. It’s hard work but it’s enjoyable and I’ve met a lot of great people. The best part about working for IUCN is that I can help endangered animals and still have fun at the same time.

I hope you’re having fun, too. See you in a month.

All the best

72. A. intend                          B. serve                         C. decides             D. aims

Hi Kathy,

I’m writing to you from Côn Đảo island, where I’m working as a volunteer for the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). I have just come here for two days but I have (70) __________ done so many things. Do you know that IUCN is one of the oldest and largest global (71) __________ organisations? IUCN has worked in Vietnam since the mid-1980s. It (72) __________ to protect endangered wild animals, especially the sea turtles in Vietnam. In Côn Đảo island, many sea turtles swim to the islands between the fourth and seventh lunar months and lay their eggs in the sand before returning to the sea. However, the number of sea turtles (73) __________ over the last 30 years because of overfishing, pollution and destruction of nesting beaches. During the days, we have taken part in coastal clean-ups. At night, we have guarded turtle nests, protected eggs (74) __________ poachers and released baby sea turtles back into the ocean early in the morning. It’s hard work but it’s enjoyable and I’ve met a lot of great people. The best part about working for IUCN is that I can help endangered animals and still have fun at the same time.

I hope you’re having fun, too. See you in a month.

All the best

73. A. decreased                    B. has decreased           C. went down       D. has improved

Hi Kathy,

I’m writing to you from Côn Đảo island, where I’m working as a volunteer for the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). I have just come here for two days but I have (70) __________ done so many things. Do you know that IUCN is one of the oldest and largest global (71) __________ organisations? IUCN has worked in Vietnam since the mid-1980s. It (72) __________ to protect endangered wild animals, especially the sea turtles in Vietnam. In Côn Đảo island, many sea turtles swim to the islands between the fourth and seventh lunar months and lay their eggs in the sand before returning to the sea. However, the number of sea turtles (73) __________ over the last 30 years because of overfishing, pollution and destruction of nesting beaches. During the days, we have taken part in coastal clean-ups. At night, we have guarded turtle nests, protected eggs (74) __________ poachers and released baby sea turtles back into the ocean early in the morning. It’s hard work but it’s enjoyable and I’ve met a lot of great people. The best part about working for IUCN is that I can help endangered animals and still have fun at the same time.

I hope you’re having fun, too. See you in a month.

All the best

74. A. with                             B. to                              C. from                 D. on

My name is Sonia and I work as an air traffic controller at the London Terminal Control Centre in West Drayton. My job is about monitoring and directing the movement of aircraft on the ground and in the air, so they can fly as quickly and safely as possible. I’m in constant radio contact with the pilots, keeping them up-to-date on the weather and any unusual conditions or changes in flight plans. I work in (75) __________ on radar for up to two hours, then I have a half-hour break. The breaks are for safety purposes. It’s a stressful job – you’re (76) __________ people’s safety, so there’s a real consequence to what you do. In order to do this job, you need a high level of concentration and the ability to process large amounts of complex data. (77) __________ very complicated air traffic situations can happen extremely fast, you have to be calm and react quickly under pressure. And a key quality in the job is the need to be a good team player – someone who can get on with a lot of different people. Moreover, you have to be (78) __________ to keep your job. You need to have good vision, show no signs of heart disease, retain good blood pressure and have no history of mental health problems. Becoming an air traffic controller can be a difficult job, but the work comes with good (79) __________ and benefits. 

75. A. tasks                            B. department               C. shifts                             D. time

My name is Sonia and I work as an air traffic controller at the London Terminal Control Centre in West Drayton. My job is about monitoring and directing the movement of aircraft on the ground and in the air, so they can fly as quickly and safely as possible. I’m in constant radio contact with the pilots, keeping them up-to-date on the weather and any unusual conditions or changes in flight plans. I work in (75) __________ on radar for up to two hours, then I have a half-hour break. The breaks are for safety purposes. It’s a stressful job – you’re (76) __________ people’s safety, so there’s a real consequence to what you do. In order to do this job, you need a high level of concentration and the ability to process large amounts of complex data. (77) __________ very complicated air traffic situations can happen extremely fast, you have to be calm and react quickly under pressure. And a key quality in the job is the need to be a good team player – someone who can get on with a lot of different people. Moreover, you have to be (78) __________ to keep your job. You need to have good vision, show no signs of heart disease, retain good blood pressure and have no history of mental health problems. Becoming an air traffic controller can be a difficult job, but the work comes with good (79) __________ and benefits.

76. A. looking after                B. caring                       C. taking care                    D. helping

My name is Sonia and I work as an air traffic controller at the London Terminal Control Centre in West Drayton. My job is about monitoring and directing the movement of aircraft on the ground and in the air, so they can fly as quickly and safely as possible. I’m in constant radio contact with the pilots, keeping them up-to-date on the weather and any unusual conditions or changes in flight plans. I work in (75) __________ on radar for up to two hours, then I have a half-hour break. The breaks are for safety purposes. It’s a stressful job – you’re (76) __________ people’s safety, so there’s a real consequence to what you do. In order to do this job, you need a high level of concentration and the ability to process large amounts of complex data. (77) __________ very complicated air traffic situations can happen extremely fast, you have to be calm and react quickly under pressure. And a key quality in the job is the need to be a good team player – someone who can get on with a lot of different people. Moreover, you have to be (78) __________ to keep your job. You need to have good vision, show no signs of heart disease, retain good blood pressure and have no history of mental health problems. Becoming an air traffic controller can be a difficult job, but the work comes with good (79) __________ and benefits.

77. A. Although                     B. Because                    C. Besides                         D. While

My name is Sonia and I work as an air traffic controller at the London Terminal Control Centre in West Drayton. My job is about monitoring and directing the movement of aircraft on the ground and in the air, so they can fly as quickly and safely as possible. I’m in constant radio contact with the pilots, keeping them up-to-date on the weather and any unusual conditions or changes in flight plans. I work in (75) __________ on radar for up to two hours, then I have a half-hour break. The breaks are for safety purposes. It’s a stressful job – you’re (76) __________ people’s safety, so there’s a real consequence to what you do. In order to do this job, you need a high level of concentration and the ability to process large amounts of complex data. (77) __________ very complicated air traffic situations can happen extremely fast, you have to be calm and react quickly under pressure. And a key quality in the job is the need to be a good team player – someone who can get on with a lot of different people. Moreover, you have to be (78) __________ to keep your job. You need to have good vision, show no signs of heart disease, retain good blood pressure and have no history of mental health problems. Becoming an air traffic controller can be a difficult job, but the work comes with good (79) __________ and benefits.

78. A. organized                     B. inventive                  C. careful                           D. healthy

My name is Sonia and I work as an air traffic controller at the London Terminal Control Centre in West Drayton. My job is about monitoring and directing the movement of aircraft on the ground and in the air, so they can fly as quickly and safely as possible. I’m in constant radio contact with the pilots, keeping them up-to-date on the weather and any unusual conditions or changes in flight plans. I work in (75) __________ on radar for up to two hours, then I have a half-hour break. The breaks are for safety purposes. It’s a stressful job – you’re (76) __________ people’s safety, so there’s a real consequence to what you do. In order to do this job, you need a high level of concentration and the ability to process large amounts of complex data. (77) __________ very complicated air traffic situations can happen extremely fast, you have to be calm and react quickly under pressure. And a key quality in the job is the need to be a good team player – someone who can get on with a lot of different people. Moreover, you have to be (78) __________ to keep your job. You need to have good vision, show no signs of heart disease, retain good blood pressure and have no history of mental health problems. Becoming an air traffic controller can be a difficult job, but the work comes with good (79) __________ and benefits.

79. A. income                         B. wage                         C. salary                             D. payment