Read the text about an interview. Choose the best options (A, B, C or D)
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18. Sam: "What did your mom say?" - May:
A. My mother said that she was going out tonight.
B. My mother said that she was going out that night.
C. My mother said she was going out tonight.
D. My mother said she's going out that night.
19. In the future, people _
A. will
III. READING
B. won't
live on the Moon with the help of technology.
D. won't be
C. can't
Read the text about an interview. Choose the best options (A, B, C or D).
Yesterday I had an interview with Dr Louis, (20)
expert on teenage problems. He said teenagers
today had many problems. "Many teenagers often stick to their smartphones and do not spend enough time
with their parents about many
studying," Dr Louis said. He also stated that some teens always (21)
things. They might find it hard to study school subjects and keep up with friends. Many of them did not have
enough time to relax, (22)
they felt tired and could not focus on studying. I asked (23)
there were any ways to help solve these problems and Dr Louis suggested some ideas. He said the first thing
was to reduce teens' time on their phones because this would help them focus more on schoolwork. Secondly,
they should talk to their parents about their feelings so that they could understand each other. Thirdly, schools
less homework and create more outdoor trips. These solutions would help teenagers
should (24)
have a better life.
De
ks
D. Ø
C. the
20. A. a
B. an
21. A. argues
B. to argue
C. argued
D. arguing
22. A. so
B. for
C. but
D. as
23. A. when
B. if
C. what
D. which
24. A. have
B. take
C. bring
D. assign
Read the text about smartphones. Choose the best answers (A, B, C or D).
Smartphones have changed the way we communicate and get information. They provide us with a lot of
benefits that make our lives easier and more convenient. Firstly, smartphones allow us to stay connected with
friends and family through calls, texts, and social media. This is especially useful for people who live far away
from their loved ones. Secondly, smartphones are equipped with many applications, such as maps and
shopping apps to make daily tasks simpler and more effective. Thirdly, smartphones can provide us with
instant access to the Internet and allow us to read about news and current events, find information for work or
school, and entertain ourselves with games, music and videos. Furthermore, many smartphones are equipped
with cameras, allowing us to capture and share memories with others. In conclusion, smartphones have many
benefits that greatly improve our lives.
25. What is the main idea of the passage?
A. The history of smartphone development
18. Sam: "What did your mom say?" - May:
A. My mother said that she was going out tonight.
B. My mother said that she was going out that night.
C. My mother said she was going out tonight.
D. My mother said she's going out that night.
19. In the future, people _
A. will
III. READING
B. won't
live on the Moon with the help of technology.
D. won't be
C. can't
Read the text about an interview. Choose the best options (A, B, C or D).
Yesterday I had an interview with Dr Louis, (20)
expert on teenage problems. He said teenagers
today had many problems. "Many teenagers often stick to their smartphones and do not spend enough time
with their parents about many
studying," Dr Louis said. He also stated that some teens always (21)
things. They might find it hard to study school subjects and keep up with friends. Many of them did not have
enough time to relax, (22)
they felt tired and could not focus on studying. I asked (23)
there were any ways to help solve these problems and Dr Louis suggested some ideas. He said the first thing
was to reduce teens' time on their phones because this would help them focus more on schoolwork. Secondly,
they should talk to their parents about their feelings so that they could understand each other. Thirdly, schools
less homework and create more outdoor trips. These solutions would help teenagers
should (24)
have a better life.
De
ks
D. Ø
C. the
20. A. a
B. an
21. A. argues
B. to argue
C. argued
D. arguing
22. A. so
B. for
C. but
D. as
23. A. when
B. if
C. what
D. which
24. A. have
B. take
C. bring
D. assign
Read the text about smartphones. Choose the best answers (A, B, C or D).
Smartphones have changed the way we communicate and get information. They provide us with a lot of
benefits that make our lives easier and more convenient. Firstly, smartphones allow us to stay connected with
friends and family through calls, texts, and social media. This is especially useful for people who live far away
from their loved ones. Secondly, smartphones are equipped with many applications, such as maps and
shopping apps to make daily tasks simpler and more effective. Thirdly, smartphones can provide us with
instant access to the Internet and allow us to read about news and current events, find information for work or
school, and entertain ourselves with games, music and videos. Furthermore, many smartphones are equipped
with cameras, allowing us to capture and share memories with others. In conclusion, smartphones have many
benefits that greatly improve our lives.
25. What is the main idea of the passage?
A. The history of smartphone development