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Exercise 6: Choose the most suitable response to complete each of
the following exchange
1. "I have two tickets to the Ao dai fashion show. Would you like
to go?" - "
What time?"
A. Sorry, I
can't.
B. Not very
good.
C. Yes, I'd
like that.
2. "Ethnic minority groups have their own ways of life, and
customs and traditions."
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A. Yeah, I'd B. That's
like to.
awesome!
3. 'Is it true that there are 54 ethnic groups in our country?"
A. Really?
D. Never mind.
C. It's wrong. D. No problem.
How C. Come on! D. Exactly.
B.
beautiful!
Exercise 7: Choose the word or phrase that is CLOSEST in
meaning to the underlined part in each of the following questions.
1. My brother is fond of pointing out my mistakes.
A. continues
B. admires
C. likes
2. We did all we could to make the room beautiful.
A. attractive
B. unimportant
D. hates
C. interesting D.
important
3. She could be in an awful mood and refuse to answer my questions.
A. awesome
B. bad
C. poor
D. different
4. In Belgium, pointing with your index finger or snapping your fingers
at someone is very rude.
A. casual B. careless
C. embarrassing
D. impolite
8: Choose the word or phrase that has OPPOSITE meaning to the
underlined word or phrase.
1. People in some far-away mountainous regions still keep their
traditional way of life.
A. basic
B. written
C. developed D. modern
2. Solar energy doesn't cause pollution, but it is not cheap.
A. expensive B. effective
C. possible
3. Gathering and hunting still play an important role in the
economy of the Laha.
D. significant
A. simple
B. insignificant C. rich
D. major
4. We must not let small children play in the kitchen. It is a
dangerous place.
A. safe
B. unsafe
C. suitable
D. traditional
9: Read the passage. Circle A, B or C to answer each question or
complete each sentence.
The meaning of Mid-Autumn Day is rather different to that in China,
though the Vietnamese also celebrate it by eating moon cakes. In Viet
Nam the Mid-Autumn Festival is the happiest day for children, during
which parents buy their children various kinds of lanterns and snacks.
There are also various activities held to celebrate the Mid-Autumn
Festival in Viet Nam.
activities include worshipping the
carp-shaped
of Earth,
and
carrying
lanterns.
Usually a worshipping platform is set up in the yard during Mid-
Autumn night, on which moon cakes, fruits, and snacks are laid. Later
family membe
thand at the food while munositing the