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ĐỀ CƯƠNG ÔN TẬP GHKI K9

NĂM HỌC 2024 - 2025


PART A: PHONETICS
I. Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from that of the others
1. A. pottery B. control C. fold D. local
2. A. handicrafts B. collections C. artisans D. skills
3. A. ahead B. handicraft C. honour D. hospital
4. A. flower B. know C. allow D. how
5.A. thorough B. although C. loudspeaker D. shoulder
II. Which word is stressed differently from the others?
1. A.dangerous B.humorous C.marvellous D.enormous
2. A. famous B. village C. workshop D. bamboo
3. A. business B. experience C. grandparent D. chocolate
4. A. generation B. communicate C. historical D. environment
PART B: VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR
III. Choose the best answer
1. We feel so______ about the green projects with the participation of many volunteers.
A. mental B. sure C. ready D. optimistic
2.She has tried so hard to ________ the 10-km running route.
A. begin B. accomplish C. shorten D. delay
3.My parents once took me to Bat Trang village. I could make my own ____there. I really enjoyed it.
A. pottery B. lacquer C. painting. D. sculpture

4.Altdorf is a __________ city with a huge number of foreigners, traders, adventurers, etc.
A. quiet B. peaceful C. bustling D. tranquil
5. The facilities which are available to everybody in an area like parks, schools, shopping centres, etc.
are public __________.
A. services B. amenities C. features D. offices
6. We’d better get an __________ to check the wiring before we start decorating.
A. engineer B. architect C. electrician D. artist
7. Eating a(n) _______ diet can help you stay healthy and energized.
A. well-balanced B. stressed out C. fattening D. urgent
8. It's important to take a ________ when you feel tired or overworked.
A. priority B. session C. break D. stop
9. . The city offers a ______ lifestyle with everything within reach.
A. crowded B. noisy C. boring D. convenient
10. You’ll have ______ opportunities to widen your global horizons while living in this cultural capital
city.
A. unlimited B. comfortable C. cheerful D. populous
11. Unless you ______ your chores, you ______ out for dinner.
A. don’t finish/ can go B. finish/ can’t go
C. finish/ can go D. don’t finish/ can’t go
12. The better the weather is, ______.
A. the most crowded the beaches get B. the most the beaches get crowded
C. the more crowded the beaches get D. the more the beaches get crowded
13. The more invaluable world heritages are to humanity, ______.
A. the more protected and preserving they are B. the more they are protected and preserved
C. the more they have people protect and preserve D. the more people make them protect and
preserve
14. The ______ you encounter failure, the more confident you are.
A. more frequently B. as frequently C. most frequent D. more frequent
14.This vase is a beautiful piece of . It’s made of clay dug from our river banks.
A. pottery B. drum C. basket D. painting
15. demonstrate exceptional skills and dedication in their craft.
A. Police officers B. Electricians C. Workers D. Artisans
13. The bustling of the city offers opportunities for entertainment and employment.
A. infrastructure B. neighbourhood C. systems D. lifestyles
14. The downtown area is with restaurants, shops, and entertainment venues.
A. peaceful B. bustling C. empty D. silent
15. If there’s a deadline approaching, students manage their time wisely.
A. need to B. can C. must D. will
16. Do you know to find artisans to learn how to make handmade textiles?
A. when B. where C. what D. who
17. We are a project on teen pressure at the moment.
A. carrying out B. taking up C. cutting down on D. getting around
18. Conical hat making in the village has been passed from generation to generation.
A. up B. on C. down D. in
19. Many tourists wonder specialty food in the Old Quarters in Ha Noi.
A. where eating B. where did they eat C. can they eat D. where to eat
20. Joan: Do you need help with carrying those groceries? - Tom:
A. Never mind. Let's get it done together. B. Thanks! That would be great. I appreciate it.
C. Sure, I'd be happy to help. D. Of course not. I'd be happy to help you with that.
21. Julle: Thank you for showing me around Van Phuc Silk Village. - Lan:
A. My pleasure. B. Yes, you should say so.
C. You're alright. D. That would be great.
IV. Choose the word(s) CLOSEST in meaning to the underlined word(s)
1. Peter was always optimistic, even when things were at their worst.
A. negative B. positive C. pessimistic D. gloomy
2. You need a good level of physical fitness for this sport.
A. natural B. real C. mental D. bodily
3. New York city was founded by the Dutch in 1624.
A. demolished B. destroyed C. established D. pointed

4. Public transportation in the city is generally reliable, with frequent buses and trains.
A. unsteady B. broken C. delayed D. trustworthy
5. To save time, the chef decided to shorten the cooking process by using pre-cut vegetables.
A. lengthen B. remain C. change D. reduce
PART C: READING
V. Read the passage below then pick out ONE best option (A, B, C or D) to complete each of the
following sentences
Bringing the countryside into the city centre
[Student architect Alan Clark talks about parks around the world]
Most people in the world live in cities. But city life isn’t always great – it’s often too hot to spend time
outside in the summer, there’s pollution from traffic and there are signs everywhere saying that people
can’t ride skateboards or bikes. However, green spaces can bring the countryside into city centres and
really make people’s lives better.
I played in my local park as a child, but I never thought about how important it was to me. Then, at
sixteen, my uncle invited me to stay with him in Valencia during the school holidays and took me to
the Jardín del Turia. This amazing park is over seven kilometres long and until 1986 it was just empty
land after the river flooded the whole city. It now has space for walking, social areas for chatting and
even a playground for kids. You don’t have to pay to use it, so everyone can enjoy it. People who live
nearby are healthier and happier and love their city park.
I started reading about other exciting green spaces and found the High Line in New York. This was an
old railway line, ten metres above the city, and is now a colourful park with flowers and wild areas,
and amazing views over the city. The city government was worried it would be expensive to build and
no one would use it. However, it was popular from day one. As well as New Yorkers, it attracts
thousands of tourists, and the money they spend in the city more than pays for it. Local people work
with city gardeners to keep it tidy.
The Underpass Park in Toronto is on land under road bridges, which was covered in rubbish before.
You don’t see it as you drive past, so it’s a special, secret place. It’s also peaceful, as you can’t hear
the traffic above. Because the road gives it a roof, people can use it in all weather and it’s lovely and
cool in the summer. It doesn’t have much natural light, but mirrors on the ‘walls’ solve this problem.
Mainly teenagers use it, and because they feel it’s theirs, they know they must keep it clean and they
mustn’t leave rubbish.
1. What is the writer doing in the first paragraph?
A. Explaining how his work as an architect helps to make cities better.
B. Telling people about the dangers of pollution in cities.
C. Explaining the need for green spaces in cities.
D. Giving advice to people on how to build new parks in their city.
2. Alan first became interested in parks while he was _____________.
A. visiting a relative
B. playing in his local park
C. studying at school
D. working with his uncle
3. What do we learn about the High Line in New York?
A. Not many people used it at first.
B. There are sometimes too many tourists.
C. It is quite expensive for the city.
D. People who live nearby help to look aſter it.
4. How does Alan feel about the Underpass Park?
A. He is disappointed that it doesn’t get much natural light.
B. He is glad that people of different ages use it.
C. He is worried that people might leave rubbish there.
D. He is pleased that people can’t see it from the main roads.
5. Which best describes Alan’s opinion about green spaces in cities?
A. They’re nice, but they aren’t as good as the real countryside.
B. They are a good way to use empty land and can bring lots of benefits to people.
C. They are expensive to build, and they can cause problems.
D. They make cities look more attractive, but people don’t always use them.
Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct word that best
fits each of the numbered blanks.
Many visitors come to Tatterbridge to see the wonderful art galleries and museums, the beautiful
buildings and the fantastic parks. Few people go outside the city, and so they miss out on (26) the
scenery and the fascinating history of this beautiful area. This brochure will tell you what you can
see if you take a short bus ride out of the city.
The beautiful village of Tatterbridge was (27) to the children's writer Jane Potter, whose
stories of Benjamin Bear are loved by adults and children around the world. Jane Potter's home is
now a museum and
teashop, and is well (28) a visit just for its wonderful gardens. It also has a gift shop where
you can buy souvenirs and books. Tatterbridge has a number of interesting shops including an
excellent cake shop, and Wendy's Gift shop, where you can find lots of unusual gifts made (29)
hand by local artists. Lovers of Jane Potter's books should also walk to the
Green Valley woods, which have not changed since Jane Potter (30) her stories there
one hundred years ago.
26. A. questioning B. experiencing C. understanding D.
welcoming
27. A. shop B. school C. home D. cottage
28. A. known B. worth C. value D. excited
29. A. at B. with C. in D. by
30. A. wrote B. designed C. carved D. weaved
Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct answer to
each of the following questions.
How important is sleep for teens?
Sleep plays an important part in teens' overall health and well-being. During sleep, the body
undergoes essential processes, such as growth, repair, and restoration. Adequate sleep has been
linked to improved cognitive function, memory, and concentration, which are vital for academic
performance. It also boosts mood and emotional well-being, reducing the risk of mental health
issues, such as depression and anxiety.
Teens require around 8-10 hours of sleep per night, but many often fall short due to various factors
like schoolwork, extracurricular activities, and electronic devices. Lack of sleep can have negative
effects on teens, leading to decreased attention span, poor decision-making, and an increased risk of
accidents. Moreover, insufficient sleep has been associated with obesity, as it disrupts hormone
regulation and increases cravings for unhealthy foods. It can also weaken the immune system,
making teens more susceptible to illnesses.
To ensure a good night's sleep, teens should establish a consistent sleep schedule, create a sleep-
friendly environment, limit caffeine and electronic device use before bedtime, and engage in
relaxation techniques. Parents and educators play a crucial role in promoting healthy sleep habits
and raising awareness of the importance of sleep for teens' overall well-being.
31. What is the role of sleep for teens?
A. It strengthens muscles. B. It reduces cravings for unhealthy foods.
C. It helps with muscle growth. D. It improves academic performance.
32. How many hours of sleep do teens require per night?
A. 6-8 hours. B. 4-6 hours. C. 8-10 hours. D. 10-12 hours.
33. What reasons for the shortage of sleep in teens are NOT mentioned?
A. Caffeine overconsumption. B. Extracurricular activities.
C. Excitement after doing sports. D. Overuse of electronic devices.
34. What does "It" in the second paragraph refer to?
A. Lack of sleep. B. The benefit of sleep.
C. Consumption of caffeinated drinks. D. Electronic device use before bedtime.
35. What are teens necessary to do to sleep well at night?
A. Drink coffee before going to bed. B. Use smartphones a lot before going to bed.
C. Make a sleep environment friendly. D. Go to bed at different time.

PART D: WRITING
VII. Choose the underlined part that needs correction
1. If you didn’t take this umbrella, you will get wet.
A. didn’t B. take C. will D. get
2. The bigger the city is, the more noisy it is.
A. The B. the city C. more noisy D. is
3. They had to teach her how she constructed a logical argument.
A. had to B. teach her C. she constructed D. logical argument
4. If the train arrives on time, we would reach the destination early.
A. arrives B. would C. reach D. early
5. The more pollution there is in the air, the hardest it is to breathe.
A. The more B. there is C. the hardest D. to breathe
VIII. Rewrite the sentences as the given cues
1. The apartment is big. The rent is high.
→ The bigger..........................................................................
2. We set off soon. We will arrive soon.
→ The sooner ..........................................................................
3. The joke is good. The laughter is loud.
→ The better ..........................................................................
4. She gets fat. She feels tired.
→ The fatter ..........................................................................
5. As he gets older, he wants to travel less.
→ The older ..........................................................................
Rewrite sentences, using the words and phrases given. Change the word forms or add NO
MORE THAN FIVE WORDS, if necessary.
36. busier / my schedule / get, / harder / it / become / find time / relaxation.
=>
37. our family, / baking secrets / typically / pass down / one generation / next.
=>
38. Cut down / screen time / bedtime / improve / quality / your sleep.
=>
For each question, complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first one. Use the
word in brackets and do not change it. Write NO MORE THAN FIVE WORDS.
39. Do you know the locations to buy traditional handicrafts? (WHERE)
=> Do you know ____________________________traditional handicrafts?
40. The local weavers typically hand down their weaving techniques to their eldest daughters. (PASS)
=> The local weavers have a tradition _____________________________their weaving
techniques to their eldest daughters.

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