Read the passage. Circle the best answer A, B, or C to each of the questions.

Last week, Mai attended a cultural exchange event for both foreign and Vietnamese students in Tao Dan Park. It was so fun and useful because she had a great opportunity to communicate with many friends from other countries. That helped Mai develop her confidence as well as improve her English. Besides, it was a good occasion for making friends and finding out about various cultures from all over the world. She got acquainted with many boys and girls from Canada, New Zealand, and the UK. Among them, she likes two Australian twin sisters, Amelia and Amanda, most. Both are quite beautiful and friendly. After the event, surprisingly they invited Mai to their home in Melbourne. They promised to take her to see kangaroos and koalas in real life. She was very glad and accepted that invitation.

1. What is the passage mainly about?

A. A Vietnamese student’s experiences in a cultural exchange event.

B. An occasion for a Vietnamese student to show foreigners her cultural knowledge.

C. An invitation to visit an English speaking country.

D. English speaking country.

2. What did that event help Mai?

A. Develop her confidence.                                                                B. Improve her English.

C. Develop her confidence and improve her English.                                    D. Communicate with many friends.

3. Which of the following statements about Mai is false?

A. Amelia and Amanda are beautiful and friendly   

B. She had a chance to find out about different cultures.

C. Only a few students talked to her at the event.

D. She was very glad and accepted her friend's invitation.

4. What does the word Both in line 11 mean?

A. Boys and girls.                                                                   B. The twin sisters.

C. beautiful and friendly                                                        D. Canada and New Zealand

5. What animals will Mai be taken to see in Melbourne?

A. kangaroos and koalas.                                                        B. kangaroos and Penguins.

C. Penguins and koalas.                                                          D. kangaroos and Penguins