Đe thi hoc ky 2 T. Anh 8

Ò kiÓm tra chÊt lîng hoc ky I N¡m hoc 2009-2010
M«n : TiÕng Anh - Líp 8
Thêi gian: 45 phút ( kh«ng kÓ thêi gian giao ®Ò. )
C©u 1( 2,0 iÓm ): Khoanh trßn ®¸p ¸n ®óng.
1. What the gift? It’s a book.
A. are B, is C. Was
2. What are you going to do this weekend?
A I go fishing. B. I’ll go fishing C. I’m going fishing.
3. There any electricity when I was young.
A. wasn’t B. weren’t C used not
4. The area the temple, Angkor Thon, used to be the royal capital city.
A: surround B surrounding C surrounded.
5. Have you ever a gold medal?
A. win B. wined C. won.
C©u 2. ( 2,0 iÓm ): Cho dang ung cua éng t trong ngoc
a. He (read) a picture book at the moment.
b. I (meet) him in Chicago two week ago.
c. He (not hear) the new yet.
d. I (watch) a film when it rained.
e. She (eat) rice for lunch, doesn’t she?
C©u 3 ( 2,0 iÓm ): oc oan vn sau va tra li c©u hoi
Nam was ten years old; he was a very lazy boy. He had to go to school of course, but he was
bored there and tried to do as little work as possible. His father and mother were doctors and they hoped
that he would become a doctor too, when he grew up, but one day Nam said to his mother “When I finish
school, I want to become a garbage collector”
“ A garbage collector? His mother asked. She was very surprised. “That’s not a very pleasant job why do
you want to become a garbage collector?” “Because then I’d only have to work one day a week,” John
answered, “ Only one day a week?” His mother said “” What do you mean?”” Well,” John answered” “I
know that the ones who come to our house only work on Monday, because I only see them on that day”.

1. Was Nam a hard-working boy?

2. What did his parents do?

3. When does Nam often see the garbage collector?

4. Why does Nam want to become a garbage collector?

C©u 4 (2,0 iÓm ) : Chon t co cach phat ©m khac vi cac tõ cßn lai
15. a. break b. mean c. please. d. meat
16. a. food b. look c. cook d. book
17. a. agree b. deer c. speech d. succeed
18. a. could b. pound c. house d. count
C©u 5 ( 2,0 ®iÓm) : Hoµn thµnh c¸c c©u sau dïng tõ gîi ý.
1. Rose / a good / student
2. I / tall / enough / play / volley ball.
3. You / do / morning exercise / regularly.
4. We / happy / pass / all the exams.
§¸p ¸n vµ híng dÉn chÊm
C©u 1( 2,0 iÓm ): Mçi c©u tr¶ lêi ®óng ®îc 0.5 ®iÓm
1. B 2 C 3 A 4 B 5 C
C©u 2. ( 2,0 iÓm ): Mçi c©u tr¶ lêi ®óng ®îc 0.5 ®iÓm
1. is reading 2 Met 3 Has not heard 4 was watching 5 eats.
C©u 3 ( 2,0 iÓm ): Mçi c©u tr¶ lêi ®óng ®îc 0.5 ®iÓm
1. Yes, he was
2. They hoped that he would become a doctor
3. He wants to become a garbage collector
4. Because he only has to work one day a week
C©u 4 (2,0 iÓm ) : Mçi c©u tr¶ lêi ®óng ®îc 0.5 ®iÓm
1. a. break 3. b. deer
2. a. food 4. a. could

C©u 5 ( 2,0 ®iÓm) : Mçi c©u tr¶ lêi ®óng ®îc 0.5 ®iÓm
1. Rose is a good student.
2. I am (not ) tall enough to play volleyball.
3. You should do morning exercise regularly.
4. We are happy to pass all the exams.