TEST 6

BÀI 1

a 3   b 1   c 2

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FOOD FOR ONE WEEK

a   They eat a lot of fruit and vegetables every day. And they eat meat with rice. They like eggs, but they don’t eat bread or fish. They don’t like fish.

b   They eat meat and eggs every day, but they don’t eat fish. And they don’t eat vegetables, but they eat fruit. They really like bread.

c   They eat a lot of rice and vegetables. They like fruit and they eat bread. They don’t eat fish or meat. They are vegetarians.

 

BÀI 2

A

bread, fish, vegetables, rice, fruit

B

1 Do   2 like   3 eat

 

BÀI 3

A

1 the USA   2 Russia   3 Spain

B

Name	Dinner time	Food
Julie	about 7 o’clock	rice, meat, vegetables
Misha	at 5 o’clock	different things, fish
Bianca	between 9 and 10 o’clock	(usually) meat and vegetables, (sometimes) bread and cheese

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CONVERSATION 1

INTERVIEWER   Are you from China, Julie?

JULIE   No, I’m not. My parents are Chinese, but I’m American.

I   What time do you have dinner?

J   In my family, we usually have dinner at about 7 o’clock.

I   And what do you have?

J   We usually have rice with meat and vegetables.

CONVERSATION 2

I   Where are you from, Misha?

MISHA   I’m from Russia.

I   And when do you have dinner?

M   I always have dinner early.

I   What time?

M   At 5 o’clock.

I   And what do you have?

M   Different things, but I like fish for dinner.

CONVERSATION 3

I   Are you Spanish or Mexican, Bianca?

BIANCA   I’m Spanish.

I   What time do you have dinner?

B   I usually have dinner between 9 and 10 o’clock.

I   You have dinner late.

B   Yes. People never have dinner early in Spain.

I   What do you have?

B   I usually have meat and vegetables, but I sometimes have bread and cheese.

 

BÀI 4

1 usually   2 always   3 never   4 sometimes

BÀI 5

A

a 2   b 3   c 1

B

1   T

2   F (Sophia has a cup of coffee. Megan has a cup of tea.)

3   T

4   F (The message is from Megan’s cousin.)

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MEGAN   Hi, Sophia. How are you?

SOPHIA   I’m well. In fact, I’m very well!

M   What’s that? A key?

S   It sure is!

M   Your new flat!

S   That’s right.

M   Great.

S   I’m so happy! Come on – time for a coffee!

M   Yes, good idea.

***

S   OK – something to drink?

M   Yes, I’d like a cup of coffee, please.

S   Coffee. OK.

ASSISTANT   Hi.

S   Hi. So two cups of …

M   No … um … I’d like tea. Yes, a cup of tea, please.

S   Tea – right. Cake?

M   No, thank you.

S   OK. Can I have a cup of tea, a cup of coffee and a piece of chocolate cake, please?

A   OK … So that’s a cup of tea, a cup of coffee and a piece of chocolate cake.

S   That’s right. Thanks.

M   Sorry, but I’d like a piece of chocolate cake too. Sorry!

S   Sure – no problem. Can we have two pieces of chocolate cake, please?

A   Certainly. That’s £11.00, please.

S   Here you are.

A   Thank you.

M   So – the flat?

S   It’s nice. Look – it’s quite big and very beautiful.

M   Oh yes, lovely.

S   And it’s quite old. I like that.

M   Is it near the office?

S   Yes, it is. It’s also near a park. It’s great.

M   Sorry. It’s from my cousin, James.

S   That’s OK.

M   Sorry. I can answer later. So, London’s now home!

S   Yes! London’s now home.

 

BÀI 6

A

1 like   2 have

B

1   Can I have a cup of coffee, please?

2   I’d like an egg sandwich, please.

3   Can we have two tomato sandwiches? 

C

3   A cheese sandwich, please.

4   Of course. That’s £6.00, please.

2   Certainly. And to eat?

5   Here you are.

1   Can I have a glass of cola, please?

6   Thank you.

 

TEST 7

BÀI 1

1   It’s nine o’clock.

2   It’s nine thirty.

3   It’s nine forty-five.

4   It’s ten o’clock.

5   It’s ten fifteen.

6   It’s two o’clock.

7   It’s two thirty.

8   It’s two forty-five.

9   It’s three o’clock.

10   It’s three fifteen.

 

 

BÀI 3

1 6.45   2 7.00   3 7.30   4 12.15   5 4.45   6 5.00   7 10.45

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I always get up at six forty-five on work days. I have breakfast at seven o’clock and I go to work at seven thirty. I have lunch in the staff canteen with my friend Jane, that’s at twelve fifteen – we have an early lunch break. I leave work at four forty-five in the afternoon and I walk home with Jane.

I get home at five o’clock, have tea, watch TV and check my emails. I go to bed at ten forty-five on work days, but later at the weekend.

 

BÀI 5

1   She gets up at six o’clock and she has a shower.

2   She has breakfast at six thirty.

3   She leaves home at seven o’clock and she cycles to work.

4   She has lunch (a wrap and salad) at twelve thirty.

5   She always works late. She leaves the hospital at seven forty-five.

6   She sometimes buys a Chinese takeaway and eats it at home with her brother, Toby. She has her dinner at eight fifteen.

7   She never goes out in the week. She works for her exams until ten thirty.

8   She always goes to bed at ten forty-five and watches TV or reads a book.

 

BÀI 7

1   What time does she get up?

      She gets up at 6.00.

2   When does she go to bed?

      She goes to bed at 10.45.

3   Does she go to work by car?

      No, she doesn’t.

4   Does she go to work by bike?

      Yes, she does.

5   Does she have lunch at home?

      No, she doesn’t.

6   Does she work for her exams in the evening?

      Yes, she does.

 

BÀI 8

1   When does she leave home?

      She leaves home at 7.00.

2   Does she go to work by bus?

      No, she goes to work by bike.

3   Where does she have lunch?

      She has lunch at work.

4   Does she usually work late?

      Yes, she does, every day.

5   Does she eat in a restaurant?

      No, she doesn’t. She eats at home.

6   What does she do in the evening?

      She works for her exams. She never goes out.