Đề số 1 ôn thi vào 6 môn Tiếng Anh trường THCS Ngôi Sao

9/16/2026 7:00:00 AM

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

  • thus
  • thirdly

  • author

  • thunder

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

  • bay

  • statue

  • basement

  • angel

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

  • advice

  • minute

  • delighted

  • private

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

  • caused

  • clapped

  • coughed

  • locked

Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced different from that of the others.
  • sugar
  • transport
  • surprise
  • basis

You _____ apologize to your friend for being late.

  • better to

  • should better

  • would better

  • had better

Reading books every day _____ one of the most effective ways to improve your vocabulary.

  • were
  • are
  • have been
  • is

We decided to stay at home _____ the weather forecast warned of a severe storm along the coast.

  • because
  • so that
  • although
  • unless

Hoi An, _____ attracts many tourists, is well-known for its yellow houses.

  • that
  • where
  • who
  • which

What is the average temperature in _____ Sahara Desert?

  • a
  • an
  • the
  • Ø (no article)

Linda and Katie were badly injured in the last match, so _____ of them can play in this one.

  • neither
  • none
  • either
  • both

The coach urged _____ a special effort during the second half of the match.

  • to make his players

  • making his players

  • his players making

  • his players to make

Let's go to the library to study for the final exam tomorrow afternoon, _____?

  • will we
  • do we
  • shall we
  • let we

While I _____ an online article, the computer crashed.

  • will read
  • am reading
  • read
  • was reading

_____ Sunday, Sarah cleaned her messy room.

  • At
  • In
  • On
  • Of

This beautiful wooden house _____ by my grandfather fifty years ago.

  • is built
  • was built
  • built
  • has built

Our social club is very active, but _____ is more popular with the local teenagers.

  • you

  • your

  • yours

  • you're

The coffee is _____ hot for me to drink right now, so I will wait a bit.

  • very
  • enough
  • too
  • so

While there are some negative effects, no one can _____ the advantages of using computers in our daily lives.

  • agree
  • accept
  • deny

  • refuse

People believed that what they do on the first day of the year will _____ their luck during the whole year.

  • control
  • influence
  • exchange
  • result

The English 6 textbook _____ of ten units and each focuses on a different everyday topic.

  • comprises
  • includes
  • has
  • consists

Experts agree that too hard workouts may _____ more harm than good.

  • do
  • make
  • hold
  • set

The boys were so _____. They do everything their parents tell them to do.

  • naughty

  • obedient

  • responsible

  • mature

Instead of telling the truth, my brother is always _____ unbelievable stories about why he arrives home so late!

  • looking up
  • working out
  • making up
  • finding out

If you get _____ when speaking, take two deep breaths before you say something.

  • annoyed
  • nervous
  • pleased
  • unwilling

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

had / such / an / that / a stomachache / we / awful / at the restaurant / We / meal / had/.

  • We had such a stomachache that we had an awful meal at the restaurant.

  • We had an such awful meal at the restaurant that we had a stomachache.
  • We had an awful meal at the restaurant such that we had a stomachache.
  • We had such an awful meal at the restaurant that we had a stomachache.

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

despite / holiday / that / enjoyed / We / was / our / it / tiring / fact / walking / the / .

  • We enjoyed the fact that our walking holiday despite it was tiring.

  • We enjoyed the fact our walking holiday despite that it was tiring.

  • We enjoyed our walking holiday despite the fact that it was tiring.

  • We enjoyed our walking holiday that despite the fact it was tiring.

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

hear / to / her / was / it / interesting / How / story / !

  • How interesting it was to hear her story!
  • How interesting was it to hear her story!
  • How it was interesting to hear her story!
  • How was it interesting to hear her story!

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

asked / He / they / were / him / following / the paparazzi / why / .

  • He asked why they the paparazzi were following him.

  • He asked they why the paparazzi were following him.

  • He asked the paparazzi why were they following him.

  • He asked the paparazzi why they were following him.

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

young/ rather/ than/ games/ people/ computer/ of/ lot/ prefer/ A/ football/.

  • A lot of young people prefer computer games than football rather.

  • A lot of young people prefer computer games rather than football.

  • A lot of young people rather computer games than prefer football.

  • A lot of young people rather than computer games prefer football.

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

doing / long / My parents / as / finish / go / allow / I / me / my homework / to / as / .

  • My parents allow me to finish doing my homework as I go long as.

  • My parents allow me doing my homework as long as I finish to go.

  • My parents allow me go to as long as I finish doing my homework.

  • My parents allow me to go as long as I finish doing my homework.

Rearrange the order of the given words to make a complete sentence.

baths / I / as / as / taking showers / twice / suggest / because / water / use / showers / much / .

  • I suggest taking showers because showers use twice as much water as baths.

  • I suggest use showers because taking showers use twice water as much as baths.

  • I suggest taking showers because baths use twice as much water as showers.

  • I suggest use showers because baths use twice water as much as taking showers.

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

The pollution in my city is much worse than it used to be.

  • The pollution in my city wasn't bad as it is today.

  • The pollution in my city was not as bad as it is today.

  • The pollution in my city was much worse than it is today.

  • The pollution in my city is not as bad as it used to be.

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

I don't have a map, so I can't show you the way.

  • Unless you had a map, I couldn’t show you the way.
  • I can’t show you the way if I don’t have a map.
  • Unless I have a map, I can’t show you the way.
  • I could show you the way if I had a map.

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

I am used to eating with chopsticks after two years of living in Vietnam.

  • I am fond of eating with chopsticks after living in Vietnam for two years.
  • Using chopsticks has become my habit after living two years in Vietnam.
  • I am familiar with using chopsticks my two years living in Vietnam.
  • Having lived in Vietnam two years, I often eat with chopsticks.

Read the text and answer the questions below.

Mark Hamilton: Fitness instructor on a cruise ship

I thought about working on a ship after I watched a TV documentary about life on a cruise ship. It seemed really exciting. At the time I was working at my local gym. I enjoyed the job, but I’d been there for a few years, I’d never lived in a different town and I’d never been abroad. I really liked the idea of traveling and seeing the world.

I looked on the Internet and found a website with hundreds of jobs on cruise ships. I applied for a few jobs but didn’t get any. I then decided to give up my job in the gym and go on a trip around Australia. I wanted to get some experience of traveling. My boss was great and said I could go back at any time, but luckily, when I returned from my trip, I got the next job I applied for. It was as a fitness instructor on a cruise ship going to the Caribbean.

Life on a cruise ship is busy, but that’s what makes it exciting. A typical cruise ship has hundreds of employees from sailors to waiters and hairdressers to tour guides. I love the variety of my work. I teach aerobics, yoga, and fitness and I’m also a personal trainer in the gym. I work twelve hours a day and have two days off per cruise for sightseeing, but that’s enough for me. It’s always great to come home because I miss my friends and family, but then I love leaving again too.

Which of the following is true about Mark before he joined the cruise ship?

  • He thought his job in the gym was boring.
  • He had always lived in the same place.
  • He often travelled abroad.
  • He rarely lived abroad a few years ago.

Why did Mark give up his first job?

  • He was offered a job on a cruise ship.

  • He decided to go to the Caribbean.

  • He wanted to travel for a while.
  • He applied for his desired job.

What does he find most difficult at work?

  • Working long hours

  • Being away from home

  • Being busy and tired all day

  • Teaching so many activities

Read the following e-mail then choose the best answer to each question below.

Dear Mr. Collins,

I'm happy to say I've finally finished my essay for the city contest, and I'm really pleased with it. But before submitting it, I noticed I need to turn in a copy graded by an English teacher. Since you suggested the contest to me, I was hoping you might be willing to look it over. It wasn't written for your class, but I'm sure you'd give me useful feedback. It's short, so it shouldn't take long.

If you don't have time, do you know another teacher who might help? The rules just say the essay must be graded by an English teacher in the Fairview school system. I only moved here this year, so you're really the only teacher I know. My old teachers would probably help, but they don't teach in Fairview, and I've lost touch with them.

I'd be glad to email you the essay or bring a printed copy to school. I know you're busy, but I'd really appreciate your help - I'd love to enter this contest. Thank you so much.

Sincerely,

Rachel

Why did Rachel write this e-mail?

  • To thank Mr. Collins for recommending the city contest to her.
  • To ask Mr. Collins for advice on how to improve her essay.
  • To ask Mr. Collins to grade her contest essay for her.
  • To let Mr. Collins know that she had won the city contest.

Why couldn't Rachel send an e-mail to other teachers to ask for help?

  • Her old teachers don't teach in the school system the contest requires.

  • She didn't think her old teachers would be willing to help her.

  • The contest rules only allowed one teacher to grade each essay.

  • She didn't have the email addresses of any other teachers.

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.

In about 100 words, write about an important thing a friend taught you and how it changed the way you think.