1. Children are often interested in playing computer

A. Children is keen on playing computer.

B. Children fancy playing computer.

C. Children hate playing computer.

D. Children are fond on playing computer.

2. Although / he / tired / he / have to / finish / homework.

A. Although he was tired, he has to finish his homework.

B. Although he is tired, he has to finish his homework.

C. Although he tired, he has to finish the homework.      

D. Although he is tired, he have to finish the homework.

3. It is necessary for me to hand in the paper.

A. I don’t have to hand in the paper.

B. I should hand in the paper.

C. I have to hand in the paper.

D. I mustn’t handing in the paper.

4. Tet is the most important festival in Viet Nam. Most Vietnamese return home for Tet.

A. Tet is the most important festival in Viet Nam ; therefore, most Vietnamese return home for Tet.

B. Tet is the most important festival in Viet Nam ; so most Vietnamese return home for Tet.

C. Tet is the most important festival in Viet Nam, but most Vietnamese return home for Tet.

D. Tet is the most important festival in Viet Nam although most Vietnamese return home for Tet.

5. Ba is the tallest boy in his class.

A. Nobody in his class is taller than Ba.

B. Nobody in his class is the tallest than Ba.

C. Nobody in his class is taller as Ba.

D. Nobody in his class is more taller than Ba.

6.  Cheating in the exam is not allowed.

A. You mustn’t cheat in the exam.

B. You must cheat in the exam.

C. You shouldn’t cheat in the exam.

D. You don’t have to cheat in the exam.

7.  A horse can run 80km/hr while a camel can run only 12km/hr.

A.  A horse can’t  run faster than a camel.

B.  A horse can run faster than a camel.

C.  A horse can  run more slowly than a camel.

D.  A camel can  run faster than a horse.

8. My house is smaller than your house.

A. Your house isn’t bigger than my house.

B. Your house is as big as my house.

C. Your house is big than my house.

D. Your house is bigger than my house.