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III. Choose the word A, B or C that best fits each of the blank spaces.
Christmas is my favorite holiday. I enjoy (1)
sending cards and hearing from old friends. I love seeing children open their (2)
Christmas cookies and planning parties. I
morning. Most of all, I love one special custom that we have in our family. On the night before Christmas
on Christmas
we (3)
in warm clothing and go from house to house in our neighborhood. At each house, we
(4)
Christmas songs.
Then we go to a hospital or a home for elderly people and we sing there. We want to let people
know that we care about them. Afterward, we come home and drink hot chocolate by the (5)
I love this!
1. A. bake
2. A. presents
3. A. wear
4. A. sing
5. A. fireworks
B. baking
B. gifts
B. put off
B. shout
B. fireplace
C. to bake
C. offers
C. dress up
C. cry
C. light
IV. Read and choose the best answer A, B, C or D for each blank.
The Bahnar, one of 53 ethnic (1)
Kon Tum Provinces situated in the Central Highlands of Viet Nam, sharing
groups in Viet Nam, (2)
Laos.
D. baked
D. Both A and B
D. get
D. speak
D. firecrackers
borders with Cambodia and
primarily in Dak Lak and
In the centre of each Bahnar village, there is a grand (3)
also (4) tallest building in the village, usually ranging from 15 to 20 metres. The Rong is the site
house call the Rong, which is
of various events such as celebrations, religious ceremonies, and administrative meetings, and it serves
as the main building of the village where visitors are welcomed. Men often (5)
their leisure time, and bachelors and widowers use it as a temporary stay. Villagers also use the Rong
in the Rong in
for spiritual and religious rituals, and it houses ceremonial items such as rice wine and metal gongs.
1.
A. popular
B. minority
C. majority
D. common
2.
A. hold
B. stay
C. live
D. die
3.
A. communal
B. private
C. brick
D. flat
4.
A. a
5.
A. take part
B. an
B. join
C. Ø
C. gather
D. the
D. do
V. Read the text and choose the correct answer A, B, C or D to each question.
In southern Australia, there is a town where chimneys rise from the sand and there are big red
signs warning people of "unmarked holes". This town is Coober Pedy, often known as the "underground"
town.
Coober Pedy is a small town over 1,000 miles from Canberra the country's capital. Today it has
about 1,800 residents. Originally, residents of Coober Pedy were opal miners, and even today it is still
a mining town.
The Coober Pedy region is mostly a treeless desert. Very little plant life exists due to the region's
ow rainfall and intense heat, so most of the residents live underground to escape the heat. They call
heir underground homes "dugouts". These dugouts remain at a constant temperature, while surface
ildings need air conditioning. The average maximum temperature is 30-32°C, but it can get quite cool
the winter.
ere are a number of underground hotels and tourist shops in the town. The town has become a
pular stopover point and tourist destination.
What is special about people in Coober Pedy?
A. They are coal miners.
C. They need air conditioning.
B. They live underground.
D. They receive many tourists.