Đề số 18 luyện thi vào 6 môn Tiếng Anh trường THCS Marie Curie

9/30/2026 7:00:00 AM

Which word has the underlined part pronounced differently from the rest?

  • needed

  • helped

  • wanted

  • added

Which word has the underlined part pronounced differently from the rest?

  • comb

  • bank

  • break

  • bacteria

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

  • teacher

  • reaching

  • breakfast

  • screen

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

  • three

  • through

  • without

  • thank

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

  • few

  • new

  • threw

  • knew

Choose the word that differs from the rest in the position of the main stress.

  • create

  • danger

  • culture

  • language

Choose the word that differs from the rest in the position of the main stress.

  • include

  • attract

  • beauty

  • begin

Choose the word that differs from the rest in the position of the main stress.

  • almost

  • active

  • avoid

  • artist

Choose the word that differs from the rest in the position of the main stress.

  • admit

  • journey

  • inform

  • mistake

Choose the word that differs from the rest in the position of the main stress.

  • talent

  • custom

  • habit

  • expect

He said that he _____ me up when I arrived at the airport the following week.

  • will pick
  • picked
  • would pick
  • is picking

I studied very hard for my mid-term exams _____ the cold weather and long power cuts.

  • despite
  • in spite
  • although
  • because of

My mobile phone, _____ I lost on the train last week, had all my contacts on it.

  • which
  • that
  • who
  • whose

Our teacher told us to hand in our homework _____, before the deadline passes.

  • here
  • there
  • soon
  • yet

Chloe: The homework is _____ than the lesson we had in class.

Liam: I think so too. Maybe we should ask the teacher for more examples tomorrow.

  • more confusingly
  • the most confusing
  • more confusing
  • the most confusingly

Jennifer tasted _____ birthday cake her mother had made for her.

  • a
  • an
  • the
  • no article
Would you mind if I ____ the secretary for half an hour, Mr. Pitt? She has two thousand leaflets to send out.
  • helping
  • helped
  • help
  • have helped
  • to help

How many festivals _____ in your country every year?

  • celebrate

  • celebrated
  • celebrating

  • are celebrated

____ the bottle you find is, ____ its price will be for us!

  • small - the cheaper
  • the smaller - cheap
  • the smaller - the cheap
  • the smaller - the cheaper

A: _____ are these photos?

B: They might be Jenny's.

  • Who
  • What
  • Which
  • Whose
When my aunt _____ into the airport tomorrow, I’ll be at work, so I can't pick her up.
  • will get
  • got
  • will have gotten
  • gets

Unless Peter _____ more time training, he won't stand any chance of winning the race.

  • will spend
  • spent
  • spends
  • doesn't spend

Students _____ volunteer to gain valuable experience and contribute to their society.

  • can’t
  • should
  • shouldn’t
  • will
I think Victoria ____ to the party, although she really wants to, because she is flying to Paris the next day and has to pack her things.
  • may not come
  • couldn’t come
  • wouldn’t come
  • didn’t come
  • must not come
All vehicles _____ keep their speed under 120 km/h on the new expressway, according to the traffic sign.
  • can
  • ought to
  • must
  • should

He found that learning to play the guitar required _____ patience.

  • little
  • few
  • many
  • much

Outdoor runners often find _____ to exercise when the weather is windy.

  • that tired
  • it tiredness
  • it tiring
  • tiring

Mr. Smith invited all the families in the neighbourhood _____ his garden barbecue party this weekend.

  • joined
  • join
  • joining
  • to join

It was _____ serious accident that he was kept in hospital for a month.

  • such
  • such a
  • so
  • so a

He is _____ to lift this heavy package of cotton.

  • not strong enough
  • strong not enough
  • enough strong
  • not enough strong

She has a natural talent _____ music, and she plays several instruments beautifully.

  • in
  • of
  • for

I did _____ special over the weekend, just relaxed at home.

  • something
  • nothing
  • anything
  • anybody
This is a store _____ you can buy almost everything from.
  • which
  • who
  • where
  • whom

The children finished _____ homework before the movie started at 8 PM.

  • them
  • their
  • theirs
  • they

The curious children want to know whether fish _____ at night.

  • sleep
  • sleeps
  • is sleeping
  • are sleeping

Last weekend, while Julie _____ her room, she found some of the toys she had when she was a child.

  • tidied
  • was tidying
  • is tidying
  • has tidied

Our classmates spent two days _____  information for the upcoming history project.

  • to research

  • research

  • researching

  • researched

Is it easy _____ wild birds and rare animals in this national park during winter?

  • to see
  • seeing
  • see
  • to seeing

She was holding a big red balloon in _____ hand while walking with her father.

  • every
  • all
  • each
  • both

While my sister and I _____ under a big tree, a strong wind blew away our hats.

  • talk

  • are talking

  • talked

  • were talking

Mr. Black writes a shopping _____ before going to the local market each week.

  • list
  • recipe
  • noteboook
  • diary

The pop band performed _____ at the charity concert last weekend.

  • beautiful
  • beauty
  • beautify
  • beautifully

You should _____ the computer when you are not using it. This will help save electricity.

  • shut off
  • shut down
  • shut away
  • shut out

My grandmother is always _____ and never gets angry, even when we make mistakes.

  • strict
  • patient
  • impatient
  • careless

The farmer keeps his cows and sheep inside a large wooden _____ at night.

  • nest
  • cage
  • barn
  • hive

Read and answer the following questions.

Every year, when the school term comes to an end, parents face the same question: what should they give the teacher? Some schools have clear rules about this, while others leave the decision completely up to families. In some places, the parents' association collects money and buys one gift for each teacher. In others, parents simply choose whatever they think is best. Some families spend hours looking for the perfect present, while others prefer to make something at home instead.

If you have no idea what to buy, books are always a safe choice. Most bookstores have a special section for gift books, and poetry collections make particularly good presents for teachers. Blank notebooks that can be used as diaries are popular too. However, if you are still not sure which book to pick, a gift card might be the easiest solution. You decide how much to spend, and the teacher can then choose their own book or anything else in the store. Restaurants and coffee shops often sell gift cards as well — just make sure you pick a place you know the teacher actually enjoys.

Another thoughtful option is to find out what the teacher needs for their classroom. Teachers often want specific books or DVDs to support their lessons, but their school doesn't always have the money to buy them. It's worth talking to the school librarian first, because they usually know exactly what each teacher is looking for. You could also give books directly to the library, or pay for a magazine subscription that the whole class can benefit from.

Perhaps the best gift of all, though, costs almost nothing. A short, kind note from a student can mean more to a teacher than any expensive present. Many teachers keep every single note they receive, and some even pin them to their classroom wall. On difficult days, they look at these messages and remember why they chose such a demanding job in the first place. Add a homemade cookie or a simple coffee mug, and you really can't go wrong.

In the first paragraph, what does the writer say about school gift rules?

  • They are identical across all local schools.
  • They vary depending on the particular school.
  • They stop families from making homemade presents.
  • They require parents to always buy books.

A gift card is a good choice because the teacher can _____.

  • select the exact item they want
  • share the money with other teachers
  • exchange it for cash during holidays
  • buy classroom items at half price

Why should parents talk to the school librarian before buying a present?

  • To check school rules on classroom spending
  • To find out if teachers like reading
  • To learn which teaching materials are needed
  • To borrow books for the teacher's lesson

According to the writer, kind notes from students help teachers by _____.

  • showing them that students appreciate their hard work
  • helping them forget about problems at home
  • decorating empty walls inside the school building
  • reminding them why they enjoy their career

What is the writer's main purpose in this passage?

  • To suggest different types of gifts for teachers
  • To explain why teaching is such a demanding profession
  • To advise parents to spend more on presents
  • To compare homemade gifts with expensive presents

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

another goal / Manchester United / Lukaku / scored / just / for / has / .

  • Manchester United has just scored another goal for Lukaku.
  • Lukaku just has scored another goal for Manchester United.
  • Manchester United has scored just another goal for Lukaku.
  • Lukaku has just scored another goal for Manchester United.

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

It / we / when / that / such / was / a / long / felt / arrived / tired / journey / we /.

  • It was such a long journey that we felt tired when we arrived.
  • It was a such long journey that we felt tired when we arrived.
  • It was such that a long journey we felt tired when we arrived.
  • It was such a long journey when we arrived that we felt tired.

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

sports / than / Mary / books / would prefer / read / rather / play / to / .

  • Mary would prefer to read sports rather than play books.

  • Mary would prefer to play sports rather than read books.

  • Mary would prefer play sports rather than to read books.

  • Mary would prefer to sports play than rather books read.

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

about / What / with / careful / paying / shoppers / cards / should / be / credit / when / ?

  • What shoppers should be careful about when paying with credit cards?
  • What should shoppers be careful with when paying about credit cards?
  • What should shoppers be careful about when paying with credit cards?

  • What should credit cards be careful about when paying with shoppers?

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

melts / ice, / If / quickly / water / into / heat / it / you / very / .

  • If you heat ice, it melts water into very quickly.
  • If you heat ice, melts it into water very quickly.
  • If you heat ice, it melts into water very quickly.

  • If you heat ice, it very melts into water quickly.

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

the / spite / young / In / , / Anna / guitar / of / very / well / being / plays / .

  • In spite being of young, Anna plays the guitar very well.

  • In spite of being young, Anna plays the guitar very well.

  • In spite of being young, Anna plays very well the guitar.

  • In spite of being young, the guitar Anna plays very well.

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

obey / Drivers / the / near / must / community / limit / the / school / speed / .

  • Drivers must obey the limit speed near the community school.

  • Drivers must limit the speed obey near the community school.

  • Drivers must obey the speed limit near the community school.

  • Drivers must limit the speed near the obey community school.

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

She / us / hours / waiting / office / for / kept / outside / the / two / .

  • She kept us the two outside office waiting for hours.

  • She kept us waiting the office outside for two hours.

  • She kept waiting us outside the office for two hours.

  • She kept us waiting outside the office for two hours.

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

staff / computers / updated / Modern / office / will / by / IT / tonight / be / .

  • Modern IT staff will be updated by office computers tonight.

  • Modern office computers will be updated by IT staff tonight.

  • Modern office computers will updated be by IT staff tonight.

  • Modern office computers will be updated IT staff by tonight.

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

The / at / station / train / arrives / fast / tomorrow / central / the / morning.

  • The fast train arrives the central station at tomorrow morning.

  • The fast train arrives at the central station tomorrow morning.

  • The fast station arrives at the central train tomorrow morning.

  • The fast train arrives at the central station morning tomorrow.