Tiêu đề 16. GV - ĐỀ SỐ 4.docx ✅

KEY: 1. D→ cultures 2. C → conduct 3. A → give 4. B → fewer 5. C → healthy PART C: READING Section 1: Read the passage and choose the word which best fits each gap. Most paper is made from wood. When the trees are cut down, they are transported (1) ___________ land or water to paper (2) ___________. Here they are cut down (3) ___________ pieces and crushed up. This wood (4) ___________ is then dried on a machine and made into paper. Paper - making is an important British (5) ___________, and paper from Britain is exported to South Africa, Australia, and many other (6) ___________. Some of the wood (7) ___________ in British paper - making industry comes from trees grown in Britain, Norway, etc. One tree is needed for (8) ___________ 400 copies of a typical 40 - page newspaper. If half the adults in Britain each buys one paper daily, this (9) ___________ up over 40,000 trees a day. Trees are being cut down (10) ___________ than they are being replaced. 1. A. by B. with C. on D. to 2. A. bins B. mills C. baskets D. dumps 3. A. from B. to C. into D. by 4. A. pieces B. paper C. flour D. pulp 5. A. industry B. factory C. company D. household 6. A. things B. countries C. parts D. regions 7. A. worked B. began C. used D. ended 8. A. all B. some C. many D. every 9. A. makes B. uses C. does D. cuts 10. A. fewer B. less C. faster D. more slowly Section 2: Read the passage, then decide whether the statements are true (T) or false (F). It is difficult for adult students of English to improve their accent. Unlike children, who are flexible, adults often find it hard to change the way they speak. This is why even the top, or smartest adult students have difficulty with pronunciation. There are several things that an international student can do to improve his or her pronunciation. One method is to sign up for a pronunciation class. Studying pronunciation can help students to understand the rules of English, but in order to practice speaking, students often need to be exposed to English outside the classroom as well. This is why many students say that studying in an English-speaking country greatly affects their English. Living with native speakers can help students to learn new vocabulary as well as improve their accents.