Đề số 17 ôn thi vào 6 môn Tiếng Anh trường THCS Ngôi Sao

9/17/2026 7:00:00 AM

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

  • informed

  • suffered

  • carved

  • visited

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

  • feather
  • leather
  • reason
  • weather

Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from the others.

  • active

  • patient

  • hotel

  • notice

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

  • proper

  • border

  • spotty

  • bottle

Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from the others.

  • bouquet

  • diet

  • carpet

  • jacket

The historical old bridge _____ by the local workers right now.

  • is being repaired
  • is repairing
  • has been repaired
  • was being repaired

Our final English exam will take place _____ Monday morning in the large main hall.

  • in
  • on
  • at
  • from

I am very thirsty right now, so I _____ a large glass of cold water.

  • like
  • would like
  • am liking
  • liked

She passed her difficult final exam easily, _____ made her parents extremely happy.

  • what
  • which
  • who
  • that

He woke up very early this morning _____ miss the morning train.

  • so as not to
  • in order to not
  • so that not
  • in order not

How _____ money do you need to buy that new bicycle for your summer trip?

  • much
  • long

  • far

  • large

You _____ look directly at the bright sun during a solar eclipse.

  • don't have to
  • needn't
  • might not
  • shouldn't

The two close friends always help _____ with their difficult English homework after school.

  • the other
  • one another
  • themselves
  • each other

He asked me _____ that modern laptop the previous weekend.

  • where I had bought

  • where had I bought

  • where I would buy

  • where could he buy

The broken school computer _____ repaired yet; the technician is still working on it.

  • hasn't been
  • haven't been
  • hasn't
  • wasn't

Will your parents let you _____ to the music festival with your friends this weekend?

  • go
  • to go
  • going
  • went

When I was only five years old, I _____ go swimming on weekends.

  • can
  • would
  • must
  • should

Between you and _____, I believe that the new marketing strategy will fail completely.

  • I
  • me
  • my
  • mine

The teacher reminded the students to _____ their work carefully before leaving the exam room.

  • guess
  • create
  • check
  • design

Winning the school football tournament gave the young players a huge boost in _____.

  • difference
  • distance
  • appearance
  • confidence

Pointing at people in public is seen as ______ in many cultures.

  • informal
  • awkward

  • angry

  • impolite

That song sounds really _______. I think I've heard it somewhere before, but I can't remember where.

  • normal

  • familiar

  • evident

  • usual

After only two months of lessons, she's already _____ great progress in swimming.

  • making
  • doing
  • taking
  • getting

While cleaning out her old room, Mai _____ an old photo album from her primary school days.

  • went off
  • looked for
  • brought about
  • came across

A high fever is often the first _____ that someone has caught the flu.

  • signal

  • symptom
  • reason
  • symbol

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

forget / school / always / Why / to / lunch / your brother / does / bring / box / his / to / .

  • Why your brother does always forget to bring his lunch box to school?
  • Why does your brother always forget to bring his lunch box to school?
  • Why does your brother forget to always bring his box to lunch school?

  • Why does your brother always bring his lunch box to school to forget?

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

dinner / kitchen / ever / Have / cook / you / mother / before / in / helped / your / the / .

  • Have you ever helped your mother cook dinner in the kitchen before?
  • Have you helped in the kitchen your mother cook dinner ever before?
  • Have your mother ever helped you cook dinner in the kitchen before?
  • Have you ever cook dinner your mother helped in the kitchen before?

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

Jogging / along / become / every morning / favorite / has / her / the beach / thing / .

  • Jogging along the beach has become her every morning favorite thing.
  • Jogging along the beach every morning has become favorite her thing.
  • Jogging morning along the every beach has become her favorite thing.

  • Jogging along the beach every morning has become her favorite thing.

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

look / beach / back / phone / to / forgot / the / but / for / on / nobody / their / it / came / Someone / , / .

  • Someone forgot their phone on the beach, but nobody came back to look for it.
  • Someone came back to the beach for their phone, but nobody forgot look on it.
  • Someone forgot their phone, but nobody came back for look to it on the beach.
  • Someone look for their phone on the beach, but nobody forgot it to came back.

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

What / a / are / beautiful / dress / red / the / party / to / wearing / you / !

  • What a beautiful dress are you wearing to the red party!
  • What the red beautiful dress you are wearing to a party!
  • What a beautiful red dress you are wearing to the party!
  • What a red party you are wearing to the beautiful dress!

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

The / because of / canceled / football / match / heavy / morning / rain / the / was / yesterday / .

  • The football match was canceled yesterday morning because of the heavy rain.
  • The football match was heavy canceled yesterday morning because of the rain.
  • The football match canceled because of yesterday morning was the heavy rain.
  • The heavy rain was canceled yesterday morning because of the football match.

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

looks / ocean / peaceful / tonight / How / the / !

  • How peaceful looks the ocean tonight!
  • How peaceful the ocean looks tonight!
  • How the ocean peaceful tonight looks!
  • How peaceful tonight the ocean looks!

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

When they were younger, my cousins would spend every summer at our grandparents' farm.

  • My cousins used to stay at our grandparents' farm every summer during their childhood.
  • It is recommended that my cousins spend every summer at our grandparents' farm while they are young.
  • My cousins are used to spending every summer at our grandparents' farm now that they are older.
  • What my cousins want to do every summer is to visit our grandparents' farm.

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

The last time our school held a sports festival was exactly three years ago.

  • Our school finally held a sports festival after exactly three years.
  • It has been exactly three years since our school stopped holding any festivals.
  • Our school has not organized a sports festival for exactly three years.
  • If our school had held a sports festival three years ago, we would have participated.

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

If you don't wear a thick coat, you will catch a cold outside.

  • You should put on a thick coat, or else you will get sick outside.
  • If you catch a cold outside, you must wear a thick coat immediately.
  • Wearing a thick coat means you won't ever catch a cold in your life.
  • You caught a cold outside because you didn't wear a thick coat.

Read the following passage and choose the correct answer to each of the questions.

Ella's Birthday Sleepover

Ella wanted a sleepover for her birthday. She made a list of friends to invite, and her dad suggested five friends so it wouldn't get too crowded in the living room. Ella wrote out five invitations and handed them out at school the next day. Zara, Mia, Priya, and Grace were thrilled and said they'd definitely come. The last invitation went to Chloe, who smiled but hesitated before taking it.

That evening, Ella's dad got a call from Chloe's mom. After hanging up, he explained, "Chloe really wants to come, but she's a bit worried about something."

"What is she worried about?" Ella asked.

"She's never slept away from home before," her dad said. "She's afraid she might get scared or homesick in the middle of the night."

"Dad, I'd take care of her the whole time," Ella said.

In the end, Ella and her dad decided that if Chloe felt uncomfortable at any point during the night, he would drive her home right away, no questions asked. When they explained this to Chloe's mom, Chloe agreed to come.

The sleepover turned out to be a wonderful night, and Chloe ended up staying until morning after all.

Why did Ella's dad limit the invitation list to five?

  • He wanted enough space for everyone.
  • He did not like large parties.
  • He did not want to spend a lot of money.
  • He thought the house was full of relatives already.

What made Chloe feel unsure about the sleepover?

  • She did not like Ella's other friends.

  • She was worried about missing school.

  • She had never spent a night away before.

  • She thought the party would be boring.

What does Ella's reaction suggest about her personality?

  • She only cares about her own plans.

  • She is caring and thinks of others.

  • She gets upset when plans change.

  • She prefers spending time alone.

Read the notice. Then answer the questions.

Notice to All Residents

Some streets will be closed this Sunday for the yearly City Marathon. The race starts at 7:00 in the morning near the town park and finishes close to the library in the afternoon. Main Street, River Road, and Oak Avenue will be closed to cars from 6:30 in the morning until about 1:00 in the afternoon. Buses will not stop on these streets during that time, so please check other bus stops nearby.

More than one thousand runners are joining this year, and many of them are students from local schools. Police officers will be at every corner to help people cross safely. If you need to drive somewhere on Sunday morning, please plan a different way to go. We are sorry for any trouble this may cause, and we thank you for helping keep everyone safe.

What can you tell about the marathon from the notice?

  • It starts near the town library.

  • It is only open to adult runners.

  • It takes place once a year.

  • It lasts for the entire weekend.

What is the main purpose of this notice?

  • To ask residents to volunteer for the marathon

  • To encourage residents to register for a sports competition

  • To inform residents about road closures and travel changes

  • To announce new bus schedules near the city library

Read the following passage and choose the correct answer to each of the questions.

Imagine talking to your friend who is a few kilometers away without using a mobile phone. On La Gomera, a beautiful island in Spain, people can do exactly that!

They use a special "language" called Silbo Gomero. But they do not speak it with words; they whistle! Skilled whistlers can even hold entire conversations this way, sharing news, invitations, and daily updates.

La Gomera has very deep valleys and high mountains. In the past, walking across the island was difficult and took a lot of time, sometimes hours, just to reach a nearby village. So, the local people used Silbo Gomero to send messages across the deep valleys instead. A loud whistle can travel much further than a shout - up to 5 kilometers!

Silbo Gomero is actually Spanish, but made of whistle sounds instead of spoken words. Different whistling patterns represent different sounds in the Spanish language, allowing whistlers to express almost anything they could say aloud.

When people started using modern phones, Silbo Gomero was almost forgotten. To save this unique culture, the government made a change. Now, all children in La Gomera learn how to whistle Silbo in school.

What is this passage mainly about?

  • The history of mobile phones in the Canary Islands.
  • How to learn Spanish through music and sound.
  • The geography and mountains of La Gomera.
  • A unique whistled language used on a Spanish island.

Why did people on La Gomera develop Silbo Gomero in the first place?

  • Walking across the island's valleys took too much time.
  • They wanted a fun way to communicate during festivals.
  • Spanish settlers taught them the whistled language.
  • They needed a way to speak without being understood.

According to the passage, what is Silbo Gomero actually based on?

  • Deep valleys and high mountains
  • An ancient kingdom in Spain
  • The traditional Spanish language
  • A fun example of human creativity

The word "They" in paragraph 2 refers to _____.

  • modern mobile phones
  • deep valleys and mountains
  • people on La Gomera
  • different letters and words

Why did the government decide that all children should learn Silbo Gomero in school?

  • Because the language was in danger after phones became common.
  • Because tourists wanted to see children perform the whistled language.
  • Because older generations could no longer whistle Silbo themselves.
  • Because Spanish schools require every region to teach a local skill.

Write a paragraph (about 100 words) about how to deal with exam stress.