Đề số 22 ôn thi vào 6 môn Tiếng Anh trường THCS Ngôi Sao

4/15/2020 6:00:00 AM
Choose the word which has the underlined part pronounced differently from the others.
  • earns

  • works 

  • begins 

  • grows 

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

  • rise 

  • kick 

  • sign 

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

  • boo

  • coo

  • woo

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

  • curtain 

  • circus 

  • candle 

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

  • happy 

  • honest

  • hungry 

  • hobby 

Today is not _____ cold as yesterday. 

  • so
  • very
  • more
  • too

Listen! Mary _____ her favourite song. 

  • sings
  • sang
  • is singing
  • will sing
He used to _____ football in the afternoon when he was a child.
  • played
  • playing
  • play
  • plays

My father gave my brother _____ motorbike on his birthday. 

  • a
  • an
  • the
  • no article

I found a _____ box in the garage filled with old toys yesterday. 

 
  • wooden big square
  • square wooden big
  • big square wooden
  • square big wooden

My best friend _____ to Paris with his family three years ago. 

 
  • moves
  • moved
  • will move
  • is moving

Lucy and Mary hope _____ their favorite singer at the concert.

  • to meet
  • meeting
  • meet
  • to meeting

I don't think _____ in our class can solve this puzzle. It's really difficult.

  • nobody
  • everybody
  • anybody
  • no one

I have a dentist appointment _____ 15th March, so I can't go fishing with you. 

  • in
  • on
  • at
  • by

We _____ listen carefully in the classroom to understand the lessons. 

  • may
  • should
  • might
  • would

My aunt has got a lovely daughter; ____ name is Elizabeth.

  • hers
  • she
  • her
  • his

Mike apologized _____ me for being rude during our conversation yesterday.

  • for
  • to
  • with
  • of

There's _____ milk left in the bottle. I think it's enough for our breakfast.

 
  • many
  • much
  • a little
  • a few

San Francisco is our _____, but we have to make a few stops on the way.

  • environment
  • countryside
  • destination
  • continent

Local artists had the opportunity to exhibit their work in the community _____.

  • castle
  • gallery
  • factory
  • tower

Can I _____ your pencil for a minute? I forgot mine.

  • control
  • move
  • borrow
  • show

To become fluent in a new language, it's important to _____ speaking daily.

  • organize
  • practice
  • appear
  • carry

My mom got angry when she saw my _____ room. 

  • boring
  • quiet
  • messy
  • beautiful

Pizza is a _____ choice for dinner because it's delicious and convenient.

  • similar
  • dangerous
  • difficult
  • popular

She shouted _____ to get the attention of her friends across the street.

  • easily
  • hungrily
  • loudly
  • carefully

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

interested / art / was / she / Luna / was / in / primary school. / when / in

  • Luna art was interested in when she was in primary school.

  • Luna was art interested in when she was in primary school.

  • Luna was in art interested when she was in primary school.

  • Luna was interested in art when she was in primary school.

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

was / student / unhappy / was / the worst / Alex / because / in his class. / he 

  • Alex was the worst student because he was unhappy in his class.
  • Alex was unhappy because he was the worst student in his class.
  • Alex was unhappy because he the worst student was in his class.
  • Alex he was the worst student because was unhappy in his class.

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

don't / We / plastic bags / to / use / the environment. / protect

  • We don't use plastic bags to protect the environment.

  • We don't plastic bags use to protect the environment.
  • We plastic bags to protect don't use the environment.

  • We use plastic bags to don't protect the environment.

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

decided / to / didn't / My sister / the zoo / even though / to go / like / animals. / with me / she 

  • My sister even though decided to the zoo to go with me she didn't like animals.
  • My sister decided to go to the zoo with me even though she didn't like animals.

  • My sister decided to go me with to the zoo even though she didn't like animals.

  • My sister even though decided to go to the zoo with me she didn't like animals.

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

we / late, / tired / we / If / be / tomorrow morning. / stay up / will 

  • If we late, we will be stay up tired tomorrow morning.
  • If we will stay up late, we be tired tomorrow morning.

  • If we stay up late, we will be tired tomorrow morning.

  • If we be stay up late, we will tired tomorrow morning.

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

would / that dress, / I / don't have / to buy / I / enough money. / but / like

  • I would like to buy that dress, but I don't have enough money.

  • I like to buy that dress, but I would don't have enough money.

  • I like to buy would that dress, but I don't have enough money.

  • I would to buy that dress, but I like don't have enough money.

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

don't / Why / a banana cake / we / our party / bake / tonight? / for 

  • Why we bake a banana cake don't for our party tonight?
  • Why a banana cake don't we bake for our party tonight?
  • Why we don't bake a banana cake for our party tonight?
  • Why don't we bake a banana cake for our party tonight?

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

It took me three hours to learn all the new words in today's lesson.

  • I started learning all the new words in today's lesson three hours ago.
  • I couldn't learn all the new words in today's lesson in three hours.
  • I needed less than three hours to learn all the new words in today's lesson.
  • I spent three hours learning all the new words in today's lesson.

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

No horse in this farm is faster than Billy. 

  • Billy is as fast as every horse in this farm.
  • Billy is faster than no horse in this farm.
  • Billy is the fastest horse in this farm.
  • Billy is not so fast as any horse in this farm.

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

Students are not allowed to enter the computer room without taking off their shoes. 

  • Students have to wear their shoes into the computer room.
  • Students should wear their shoes into the computer room.
  • Students might wear their shoes into the computer room.
  • Students mustn’t wear their shoes into the computer room.

Read the story. Then answer the questions.

Living in Rio

My name's Paulo and I'm fifteen years old. I live in Rio de Janeiro and I'm a student. My family moved here when I was thirteen. Here in Rio, my dad works as a teacher and my mum has a job in a local hospital. I have a brother and a sister and we're all students. We live in a flat in the city. There are three bedrooms in our flat, so I share a room with my brother. We also have a kitchen, a living room and a bathroom. When I want to be on my own I go out. We live opposite a park. I often meet my friends there and we play football. Football is very important here. We have the Maracana stadium. It's famous around the world. It's not in my part of the city, but I go there to watch football of course and also to concerts. Rio is a very exciting city. It's also very busy. There are lots of shops and cafés. Every year there's a carnival. It's a huge street party with lots of music and dancing and it's very famous. I love the carnival, but my favourite thing about Rio is Copacabana beach. Everybody knows it!

How many rooms does Paulo's flat have?

  • three
  • four
  • five
  • six

Where is the football stadium?

  • Close to Paulo's flat
  • On the other side of the city
  • In Paulo's neighborhood
  • To the right of Paulo's school

What does Paulo like best about Rio?

  • The shops
  • The beach
  • The carnival
  • The people

Read the following email.

Dear Anthony, 

I watched the video you sent me last week. You look like a great soccer player and I would love to have you on my team. However, there are some questions I have for you. It is important that we know enough about you before you get here so that we can find the perfect place for you. First of all, how long have you been playing soccer? Second, what is your favorite position?

Also, I am going to need a copy of your middle school grades. Academics are very important at Gramling Soccer Academy. We are only interested in athletes who are serious about school. We believe that if you work hard in school, then you will work hard on the soccer field too. I'd like you to know that we assist all of our players when applying to high school. We also know a lot of soccer coaches all over the country.

Thanks again for sending me your video. I look forward to meeting you. I hope you enjoy the rest of your soccer season, and I will let you know when I get the rest of the information I need. 

Sincerely,

Coach McMahon 

Why did Coach McMahon write the email?

  • To give a player a scholarship
  • To find the best students for his soccer school
  • To tell a player he is interested in having him on the team
  • To ask for a video of the player competing around the country

What does Coach McMahon say he does for his soccer players?

  • He assists them with their soccer techniques.
  • He makes them videos to show their friends and family.
  • He helps them get into good high schools.
  • He finds them good jobs when they are done with camp.

Read and answer the following questions.

How often have you walked up to a vending machine expecting a bag of chips or a can of soda? What if, instead, you found a pair of live crickets inside? It sounds unusual, but a company in South Korea sells large crickets through vending machines. The company and wildlife conservationists don't agree on whether this is a good idea.

Many young children in South Korea enjoy collecting crickets as a hobby, and adults sometimes take part too. However, as more land is used for building, the crickets' natural habitats are disappearing. Because of this, it has become harder to find these insects out in nature.

Since 2005, the Haneul Tech Company has been selling crickets through vending machines. The company claims it wants to give people a chance to own these increasingly rare insects, and says it takes proper care of them while they're inside the machines. Whether or not that's entirely true, the machines have become extremely popular. Each machine sells more than 1,200 crickets a month, and sometimes an entire stock sells out within just a few minutes.

Conservationists, however, see things differently. They worry that children may start to think of living animals the same way they think of candy or soft drinks - something to simply buy and use. Whether you think these machines offer people a rare and exciting experience, or that they send the wrong message to children, one thing is certain: they show just how creative people can be.

What is the best title for the passage?

  • Costly Crickets in South Korea

  • An Unusual Kind of Vending Machine

  • Rare Insects from South Korea

  • Hobbies of South Korean Children

Which of the following is NOT mentioned in the passage?

  • How conservationists feel about selling live insects this way

  • The reason the company started selling crickets this way

  • How people are destroying the crickets' natural habitats

  • The exact number of vending machines the company operates

Why is it difficult to find crickets in the wild?

  • They are being overhunted by collectors.

  • They migrate during certain seasons.

  • They are losing their natural habitat.

  • They only come out at night.

According to the passage, which statement is TRUE?

  • The machines usually take minutes to sell out completely.

  • Sales are usually slow outside of school holidays.

  • Only a small number of adults are interested in buying them.

  • Demand for the crickets is often higher than expected.

The word "message" in paragraph 4 is closest in meaning to ______.

  • rule

  • idea

  • warning

  • error

Write a paragraph to describe your school in about 100 words.