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ĐỀ ÔN THI LỚP 10 MÔN ANH SỐ 13
Part 1. Give the right tense and form of the verbs in brackets. (2ms)
1. Listen ! Someone ( knock) ……………………… the door.
2. David (wash) …………………… his hands now. He just (repair) …………….the TV set.
3. When I entered his room, I saw him ( sleep )………………… in a chair.
Part 2. Give the right form of the words in the brackets. (1m)
1. Vietnamese people are very ________________ and hospitable. (friend)
2. They _________________ me to join their family to Hue last year.(invitation)
3. She sings very ________________. (beauty)
4. Han Mac Tu is famous ________________. (poetry)
Part 3. Complete the sentences. Use the correct prepositions. (1m)
1. first I found the work very tiring, but some weeks later I got used it.
2. Let’s look these new words in a dictionary.
3. Playing sports is good ………… health.
Part 4. Complete the each space with an appropriate word. (1m)
The country is (1) beautiful than a town and more pleasant to live in. Many people think so, and go
to the country for the summer holiday (2)………………. they can't live there all the year round. Some have
cottage (3) in a village so that they can go (4) …………………. whenever they can find the time.
Part 5. Read the text then answer the questions that follow. (1m)
The first language you learn to speak is called your native language. As a baby, you listened to your
parents or other people speaking and then imitated the sounds you heard. Babies seem to be born with an ability to
learn the language they hear.
Native speakers learn as children to use the right words and arrange them in the right order without even
thinking about it. If English is your native language, you know automatically that “I going bed” is wrong, but “I
am going to bed” is right.
If you learn a second language, you have to memorize its words and learn its rules. That’s why learning a
second language can be difficult.
Young children can learn a new language very easily. If they are surrounded by people speaking a different
language, they soon learn to speak it as well as their native language.
But as people grow older, it becomes more difficult to learn new languages. People gradually lose the
ability to learn the grammar and pronounce the sounds of another language. People who learn a new language as