Part I: Pronunciation

1. A. holiday (Stress on the first syllable: HO-li-day) B. safari (sa-FA-ri) C. itinerary (i-TIN-er-a-ry) D. tourism (TOU-rism) Answer: A

2. A. expanding (ex-PAN-ding) B. exchanged (ex-CHANGED) C. fixed (FIXED) D. exact (ex-ACT) Answer: B

3. A. needed (NEE-ded) B. worked (WORKED) C. stopped (STOPPED) D. washed (WASHED) Answer: A

4. A. hilarious (hi-LAIR-ee-us) B. authentic (au-THEN-tic) C. previous (PREE-vee-us) D. domestic (do-MES-tic) Answer: B

5. A. security (se-CURE-i-ty) B. combination (com-bi-NA-tion) C. interaction (in-ter-AC-tion) D. majority (ma-JOR-i-ty) Answer: B

Part II: Vocabulary and Grammar

1. Can you help me to translate this English phrasal verb into Vietnamese? Answer: C

2. She asked me which way led to the rail station. Answer: A

3. The tourists couldn't help admiring the dramatic landscape of the desert. Answer: D

4. English and French are two official languages in Canada. Answer: B

5. Lan is a student whose English vocabulary is the strongest in our class. Answer: A

6. Many tourists enjoy exploring local markets and malls during their shopping tourism. Answer: C

7. It is a good idea to go over the grammatical point and vocabulary before you have an exam. Answer: B

8. Katie wanted to know if her mom would come home for lunch. Answer: B

9. Tourists can learn about traditional cooking and enjoy homemade meals at a homestay. Answer: D

10. You didn't finish the sentence, but based on the context, it should be something related to tourism.