Đề số 23 ôn thi vào 6 môn Tiếng Anh trường THCS Ngôi Sao

4/16/2020 6:00:00 AM

Choose the word which has the underlined part pronounced differently from the others.

  • trains 

  • chairs 

  • doors 

  • sports

Choose the word which has the underlined part pronounced differently from the others.

  • river 

  • pilot 

  • pink 

  • wish 

Choose the word which has the underlined part pronounced differently from the others.

  • ugly 

  • cu

  • butter 

  • full 

Choose the word which has the underlined part pronounced differently from the others.

  • reason 

  • student

  • basic 

  • soccer 

Choose the word which has the underlined part pronounced differently from the others.

  • bell 

  • dress 

  • ke

  • well 

She bought _____ new coat for the winter to keep warm.

  • a
  • an
  • the
  • no article

The blue car is _____ than the yellow one. 

  • most expensive
  • more expensive
  • as expensive
  • expensive

_____ Mother's Day, my sister and I cooked a delicious dinner for our mom.

  • In

  • At
  • On

  • By

Mrs. Alice _____ a bedtime story to her children every night.

  • will read

  • read

  • reads
  • is reading

This book has Richard's stamp on it, so it must belong to _____.

  • him
  • he
  • them
  • us

They would like _____ hiking in the mountains next weekend.

  • to go
  • going
  • go
  • to going

You _____ play video games after completing your homework.

  • can
  • must
  • need
  • ought

I always avoid _____ spicy food because I have stomachache. 

  • eat
  • to eat
  • eating
  • to eating

She lives in _____ town with ancient buildings. 

  • an old big beautiful
  • an old beautiful big
  • a big beautiful old
  • a beautiful big old

There _____ many colorful kites flying high in the sky at the beach.

  • has
  • is
  • are
  • have

We _____ a delicious barbecue at the park last Sunday with our neighbors.

  • had
  • will have
  • have
  • are having

I have _____ slices of bread left in the fridge. I think it's enough for breakfast.

  • a few
  • a little
  • much
  • any

This suitcase is _____ to hold all of my clothes for the trip.

  • enough big
  • very big
  • big enough
  • so big

These hotels are becoming popular with the knowledgeable _____.

  • travellers
  • meetings
  • journeys
  • classmates

We _____ forget to say "thank you" when someone helps us.

  • often
  • never
  • always
  • usually

Parents can _____ their children to play outdoors to connect with nature.

  • contribute
  • preserve
  • encourage
  • warn

Reading books has the ______ of expanding your knowledge and vocabulary.

  • effect
  • energy
  • benefit
  • performance

My brother can _____ small electronics like phones and laptops.

  • cause
  • destroy
  • repair
  • remain

The _____ bridge made it difficult for two cars to pass at once.

  • narrow
  • noisy
  • wet
  • large

They were _____ about the thunderstorm, so they stayed indoors.

  • excited
  • curious
  • nervous
  • angry

Rearrange the words in a correct order to make a complete sentence.

perfect / you / picture / What / draw! / a

  • What a perfect picture you draw!
  • What a picture perfect you draw!
  • What you a perfect picture draw!
  • What picture a perfect you draw!

Rearrange the words in a correct order to make a complete sentence.

the cold weather, / had / on / In spite / a great picnic / the beach. / they / of

  • In spite of the cold weather, they had a great picnic on the beach.
  • In spite the cold weather, they had of a great picnic on the beach.
  • In spite of the cold weather, they had on a great picnic the beach.
  • In spite the cold weather, they a great picnic had on of the beach.

Rearrange the words in a correct order to make a complete sentence.

bought / in / to give / I / my best friend / order / her birthday. / this bag / for / to

  • I bought this bag to order in to give my best friend for her birthday.

  • I bought this bag in order to give to my best friend for her birthday.

  • I this bag bought in order to give for my best friend to her birthday.

  • I bought this bag to give to order in for my best friend her birthday.

Rearrange the words in a correct order to make a complete sentence.

excited about / Billy / that / was / bought / the concert / tickets / he / right away. / so

  • Billy was excited about the concert so that he bought tickets right away.
  • Billy was so excited about the concert that he bought tickets right away.
  • Billy so excited about was the concert that tickets he bought right away.
  • Billy was excited about so the concert he bought tickets that right away.

Rearrange the words in a correct order to make a complete sentence.

don't / my / go to /  Why / uncle's farm / this Saturday? / we / 

  • Why go to my uncle's farm don't we this Saturday?
  • Why don't we my uncle's farm go to this Saturday?
  • Why we don't go to my uncle's farm this Saturday?
  • Why don't we go to my uncle's farm this Saturday?

Rearrange the words in a correct order to make a complete sentence.

shouldn't / the phone / We / talk / the movie theater. / on / in 

  • We shouldn't talk in the phone on the movie theater.
  • We talk shouldn't on the phone in the movie theater.
  • We shouldn't talk on the phone in the movie theater.
  • We on the phone talk shouldn't in the movie theater.

Rearrange the words in a correct order to make a complete sentence.

used / work for / she / a Japanese company / My aunt / was / to / young. / when 

  • My aunt used to a Japanese company work for when she was young.
  • My aunt work for a Japanese company used to when she was young.
  • My aunt to work used for a Japanese company when she was young.
  • My aunt used to work for a Japanese company when she was young.

Choose the sentence that is CLOSEST in meaning to the sentence given.

I spent 5 hours finding the answer to that question. 

  • It took me 5 hours to find the answer to that question.
  • I found the answer to that question 5 hours ago.
  • Finding the answer to that question in 5 hours is impossible.
  • I found the answer to that question in less than 5 hours.

Choose the sentence that is CLOSEST in meaning to the sentence given.

It's not a good idea to stay up too late before an important exam.

 
  • It's not good to stop staying up too late before an important exam.
  • It's not good to postpone staying up too late before an important exam.
  • It's better to avoid staying up too late before an important exam.
  • It's better to continue to stay up too late before an important exam.

Choose the sentence that is CLOSEST in meaning to the sentence given.

How much is your new school bag? 

  • How much do your new school bag cost?
  • How much does your new school bag cost?
  • What's the price to your new school bag?
  • What's the price for your new school bag?

Read the story and then answer the questions.

Before Sam left for school, his father reminded him, "Sam, you should take your umbrella or a jacket. The forecast says there's a good chance of rain later today."

Sam answered confidently, "Dad, I really don't think it'll rain. I'll be fine without them."

As the morning passed, the sky gradually grew darker, and by early afternoon, a heavy storm had broken out. With nothing to protect himself, Sam had no choice but to run all the way home through the pouring rain.

By the time he arrived, he was soaked from head to toe. That night, he came down with a fever and couldn't stop coughing. His father took care of him and said calmly, "I did warn you this morning, Sam. If you'd listened, you wouldn't have gotten sick."

Feeling exhausted and a little embarrassed, Sam admitted, "You were right, Dad. I should have taken your advice seriously."

His father smiled and reassured him, "Don't worry about it. Everyone learns this kind of lesson eventually. Let's just make sure you get some rest."

What can be inferred about Sam's personality?

  • He trusts his own judgment, even without good reason.
  • He usually follows instructions carefully.
  • He dislikes talking back to his father.
  • He often forgets what his parents tell him.

What did Sam realize because of what happened to him?

  • He should listen to his father's words.

  • He should wait until the rain stops.

  • He should stay indoor when it rains.

  • He should always carry an umbrella.

Why did Sam's father stay calm rather than angry?

  • He didn't think the fever was serious.

  • He was too busy caring for Sam to react.

  • He saw Sam's mistake as a natural way to learn.

  • He did the same mistake when he was young.

Read the announcement. Then answer the questions.

Dear Students and Parents,

We are excited to announce a special event coming up at our school! On Saturday, January 12th, we will be hosting our annual Spring Carnival.

Spring Carnival is a day packed with games, activities, and tasty snacks. There will be a bean bag toss, balloon darts, a scavenger hunt, and much more. It's a wonderful chance for families to spend time together and enjoy a memorable afternoon.

We invite all students and their families to join in the fun. Don't forget to bring a blanket to sit on and come with an appetite!

The event will run from 11 AM to 4 PM in the school's courtyard. We can't wait to see everyone there for a day full of fun and laughter.

Mark your calendars and come celebrate with us!

Warm regards,

What is the purpose of this announcement?

  • To ask parents to volunteer at the school's upcoming carnival

  • To invite students and parents to attend a school activity

  • To remind families about the school's regular schedule changes

  • To announce a new club forming at the school this semester

What activity is NOT mentioned in the announcement?

  • Scavenger hunt

  • Bean bag toss

  • Face painting

  • Balloon darts

Read the following text and choose the correct answer to each question.

In 16th-century France, people used to mark the start of the new year on April 1st. The celebrations looked a lot like today's New Year's festivities - parties, dancing, and staying up late into the night. Then, in 1582, Pope Gregory brought in a new calendar for the Christian world, which moved the start of the year to January 1st instead. But not everyone got the news right away, and some people didn't believe the change was real. These people kept celebrating the new year on April 1st, just like before.

Because of this, they became an easy target for teasing. People would play pranks on them, send them on pointless errands, or trick them into believing something untrue. That's how they earned the nickname "April's fools."

Even now, many people keep the tradition going by playing jokes on friends and family every April 1st. One classic trick is swapping the sugar in a sugar bowl for salt. Some college students take it further by printing fake headlines in their school newspaper like announcing a made-up giveaway on campus. Most of these jokes are meant purely for fun, not to upset anyone. The best April Fool's prank is the kind that makes everyone laugh, especially the person who got tricked.

Why did some people keep celebrating the new year on April 1st?

  • They believed April was a more suitable time to start a new year.

  • Pope Gregory allowed people to choose between the two calendar dates.

  • News of the calendar change hadn't reached them or they doubted it was real.

  • They wanted to avoid celebrating on the same day as other countries.

Why does the passage mention the fake giveaway headline?

  • It shows how news of the calendar spread.

  • It shows how the prank tradition continues today.

  • It warns that such pranks can cause real harm.

  • It shows college students ignore old traditions.

According to the passage, what is considered the mark of a good April Fool's joke?

  • It helps the person who has been tricked learn something valuable.

  • It requires a great deal of planning and preparation.

  • It leaves everyone amused, including the person who was tricked.

  • It involves a large number of people participating together.

The word "pointless" in paragraph 2 is closest in meaning to ______.

  • effortless

  • careless

  • meaningless

  • endless

What is the main idea of the passage?

  • A tradition of playful pranks grew out of confusion over a calendar change.

  • Pope Gregory created April Fool's Day to celebrate the new calendar.

  • French people in the 1500s enjoyed dancing more than any other custom.

  • College students invented April Fool's Day as a way to have fun at school.

Write a paragraph about a sport you like playing or watching in about 100 words.