ĐỀ CƯƠNG HỌC KÌ II TIẾNG ANH 9

Choose the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the word that differs from the other three in pronunciation in
each of the following questions.
1. A. tailored B. applied C. interviewed D. evaluated
2.A. affordable B. explore C. promote D.boarding
3. A. children B. check-in C. touchdown D. orchid
4. A. hyphens B. pyramids C. accents D. factors
5. A. eroded B. liked C. stopped D. reached
6. A.pile-up B. receipt C. complain D. package tour
7. A. bilingual B. dialect C. Spanish D. official
Choose the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the word that differs from the other three in the position of
primary stress in each of the following questions. (0,2)
1. A. stylish B. rubber C. cardboard D. submit
2. A. finish B. career C. demand D. achieve
3. A. physical B. factory C. designer D. salary
4. A. travel B. prefer C. tailor D. college
5. A. printer B. tablet C. iron D. adjust
6. A. mistake B. accent C. language D. grammar
7. A. invitation B. limitation C. communicate D. reputation
8. A. rubber B. vacuum C. machine D. cover
9. A. pollute B. protect C. aware D. livestock
10. A. touchscreen B. reduce C. plastic D. virtual
11. A. wireless B. design C. online D. device
12. A. climate B. liquid C. reserve D. earthquake
13. A. receive B. accept C. passion D. prepare
14. A. surgical B. decisive C. develop D. creative
15. A. successful B. rewarding C. tradition D. satisfy
16. A. reasonable B. certificate C. secondary D. agriculture
17. A. unrealistic B. vocational C. informative D. technology
Choose the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following questions. (0,2p)
1. Lucas: “I’m so excited about our camping trip this weekend!” - Brian: “__________________”
A. Can’t we just stay home this weekend?
B. Oh no, I forgot to buy groceries again!
C. Disagreed. I should postpone the camping trip.
D. Me too! Camping is a great way to connect with nature.
2. Ms. Ella: “I’m so hot! I wish it would rain soon.” - Mr. Fritz: “__________________”
A. What a refreshing breeze!
B. The plants definitely need a drink.
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C. Yes, this room is freezing!
D. The rain keeps pouring down.
3. Mr. June: “Have you seen the news about the oil spill? It’s terrible!”
- Mr. Harris: “__________________”
A. Yes, I love spending time at the beach.
B. Maybe we should buy a new car this weekend.
C. There are plenty of natural resources to go around forever.
D. Yes, I have. We need to find more sustainable resources
4. Tony: “What are you interested in for a future career?” - Thomas: “________________”
A. I’m good at math and science.
B. Definitely!
C. No, I’m not interested in it.
D. Weekends are the best time to relax after hard work!
5. Sue: “Can I borrow your headphones? I need to listen to a lecture.” - Michael: “________________”
A. Yes, I have headphones. B. Sure, here you go.
C. You can say that again. D. That sounds like a fun idea!
6. Interviewer: “Why are you interested in this company?” - Interviewee: “________________”
A. The office building isn’t new. B. I don’t like working in shifts.
C. I admire your company’s mission. D. I applied for the job long time ago.
7. Anna: “I’m going to the beach today. What should I wear to protect myself from the sun?”
- Ms. Jodie: “________________”
A. Why not have a heavy coat? B. A scarf is useful in cold weather.
C. Don’t forget to bring a hat. D. Put a flashlight in your bag.
8. Harry: “Is this website a good resource for science projects?” - Bella: “________________”
A. No problem, what science project are you working on?
B. I found this website after clicking on an ad on my phone.
C. Great idea, let’s search it together!
D. That depends on the project.
9. Jack: “What kind of pollution harms the air?” - Jennifer: “________________”
A. The sound of traffic. B. Smoke coming out of factories.
C. People walking to school. D. Colorful leaves falling from trees.
10. Mai: Why don’t you watch Our Beautiful Planet? It’s amazing. Sue: ___________________
A. Great. I appreciate it. B. I’ll do it tonight.
C. Our planet is amazing. D. That's why I like it.
Mark the letter A, B, c or D to indicate the word CLOSEST in meaning to the underlined word in each of
the following questions.
1.That girl made a decision to buy the flowers for Mono and Jack which made them happy.
A.reduce her feelings B.made her happy C.save her happiness D. made up his mind
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2.Robots teachers will teach us when human teachers are not available or get ill.
A. awful B. present C.bad D.wonderful
3. There are some drawbacks to the city life nowadays.
A. bad B. advantage C. good D. disadvantages
4. The national park rangers try to preserve the natural beauty of the forests.
A. conserve B. destroy C. pollute D. waste
5. Finding alternative energy sources is becoming essential as we use up fossil fuels.
A. helpful B. crucial C. desired D. unnecessary
6. The factory waste dumped into the river is causing a lot of pollution.
A. cleanliness B. danger C. disturbance D. contamination
7. This portable speaker is perfect for listening to music at the beach.
A. modern B. lightweight C. mobile D. convenient
8. Many factory jobs involve repetitive tasks, like screwing on the same bolt hundreds of times a day.
A. repeated B. complex C. unique D. challenging
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the word(s) OPPOSITE in meaning to the underlined word(s) in
each of the following questions. (0,1)
1. Bilingual individuals can speak two languages with ease, unlike monolingual individuals who speak only one.
A. multi-lingual B. skilled C. fluent D. single-language
2.In Britain, if you are not in a hurry, you will even have a leisure coffee on the pavement.
A.free B.thirsty C.busy D.absent
3.According to the weather forecast, there will be poured rain tomorrow.
A.weak B.heavy C.big D.small
4. Instead of using a wireless charging pad for my phone, I can use a data cable to charge it.
A. wired B. cordless C. portable D. wi-fi
5. Minh An works as a software engineer and gets a well-paid salary.
A. high-paying B. underpaid C. challenging D. well-respected
6. A virtual reality headset creates a 3D world that you can explore.
A. digital B. imaginary C. simulated D. realistic
7. My phone has automatic brightness, which adjusts the screen light based on the surroundings.
A. robotic B. controllable C. manual D. adjustable
8. As robots take over some tasks, many jobs will become less demanding.
A. simple B. valuable C. important D. interesting
Choose the letter A, B, C or D
1. A food _____________ shows you the order in which living things depend on each other for food.
A. provider B. source C. chain D. sample
2. Stopping hunting and cutting down trees is the best way to keep a(n)_________nowadays.
A. climate change B. ecological balance C. habitat loss D. nature reserve
3. Mr Bin thinks there might be life on Mars. I wish I ______the planet one day.
A. will visit B. could visit C.can visit D. visit

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4.He learned how _________ a spacecraft many years ago.
A. to fly B.flying C.flied D. flew
5. If Earth’s average temperature increases, people in the world will face with______in the future.
A. meet B. global warming C. protection D. pollution
6. The ________ on my phone lets me interact directly with the screen by touching it.
A. wireless B. virtual C. 3D printer D. touchscreen
Decide if the following sentences are grammatically correct or incorrect.
1. He said that he will pick me up at 8 a.m. the following day
A. Correct B. Incorrect

2. She told me that she would come to the meeting yesterday.

A. Correct B. Incorrect

3. Despite of the heavy rain, the football match was not canceled.
A. Correct B. Incorrect

4. My sister enjoys to listen to music while studying.

A. Correct B. Incorrect

5. This is the most interesting book I have ever read.

A. Correct B. Incorrect

6. If I were you, I will take the job without hesitation.

A. Correct B. Incorrect

7. He has worked in this company since he graduates from university.

A. Correct B. Incorrect

8. Because his sickness, he didn’t take part in the English competition.

A. Correct B. Incorrect
9. Our guest today is a person who has visited over 50 countries in the world.
A. Correct B. Incorrect
Find the mistake and correct it.
11.The manager suggested that the team develops a new strategy for the project.
Correction: _______________
12.They recommended that we must intensify our training before the competition.
Correction: _______________
13.The doctor advised that he changed his diet to manage his health.
Correction: _______________
14. The teacher suggested that we don’t waste time playing video games
Correction: _______________
15.The Galápagos Islands who are home to many unique species, are located in the Pacific Ocean.
Correction: _______________
16.Darwin, whom theory of evolution changed the way we understand life on Earth, was a naturalist.
Correction: _______________
C. READING (2P)
I. Read the text carefully, then choose the most suitable answers.
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The International Space Station (ISS) is the largest structure humans have ever put into space. This gigantic satellite is used
both as a laboratory for new technologies and an observation platform for astronomical, environmental and geological
research. It is a permanently occupied outpost in outer space and it is considered to be an important stepping-stone for
further space exploration.The space station flies at an average altitude of 400 kilometers above the Earth and it circles the
globe every 90 minutes at a speed of about 28,000 kilometers per hour, which means that in just one day, the station travels
about the distance it would take from Earth to the moon and back. It also means that astronauts on board the ISS get to see
a sunrise every one and a half hour.
Five different space agencies representing 15 countries built the International Space Station for no less than 100 billion
dollars. The primary partners on the project are NASA, Russia’s Roscosmos State Corporation for Space Activities, the
European Space Agency, the Canadian Space Agency and the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency.
The International Space Station was taken into space piece-by-piece, which means that consists of modules and connecting
nodes that contain living quarters and laboratories powered by solar panels. The first module, the Russia Zarya, was
launched in 1998.
26.What does the passage mainly discuss?
A.The functions of the ISS C.The origin of the ISS
B. The launch and structure of the ISS D. General information about the ISS
27.In one day the station travels __________to the moon.
A. approximately the distance it would take from Earth C. exactly the distance it would take from Earth
B. twice the distance it would take from Earth D. less than the distance it would take from Earth
28.What does the phrase “stepping-stone” in the first paragraph mean?
A.piece of rock B.way of success C.means of progress D.step forward
29.According to the passage, the International Space Station _____________.
A. is a joint project between five participating space agencies B. is worth less than $100 billion
D. is primarily operated by the United State (NASA) C. was built by astronauts from 15 different countries
30.All the following statements are true EXCEPT ___________.
A. The construction of the ISS was started in 1998. C. The ISS is around the size of a Boeing 747 plane.
B. The ISS has the volume of a five-bedroom house. D. The construction of the ISS was started in 1996.
Read the following passage and mark A, B, C or D indicate the correct word for each of the following blanks.
When an astronaut goes into space, they have to find ways ……(31)…….. in a spacecraft. But, how about taking showers
and using the bathroom? Is there a toilet in a spacecraft? Yes, there is, but there are no wash basins or showers. Both
female and male astronauts use the same toilet. They have to use …..(32)…… seat belts so that they won’t float away. The
toilets don’t use water, and instead use a suction machine to remove waste, a little bit like a vacuum cleaner.Astronauts
need to stay clean ….(33)….. space, so how can they take a shower? Since water does not flow if there is no ……(34)
……., there are no sinks or showers in a spacecraft. If the astronauts want to clean their faces, hands or bodies, they use a
wet towel containing liquid soap. (35)______ they wash their hair, waterless shampoos are used. Waterless shampoos
don’t create foam, (36)____ they don’t need any water for rinsing.
31:A. living B. to live C. live D. lived
32:A. special B.speciality C.specially D. specialist
33:A. in B. on C. at D.from
34:A.temperature B. condition C.gravity D.ground
35.A. Where B.When C.What D.Who
36. A.but B.although C.because D.so

When used properly, mobile phones provide ways to offer creative learning, and improve students’ social
experiences. However, smartphones may lead to some problems.
While teachers can use activities on mobile phones to make students be more engaged in lessons, the
device can also create distractions in the classroom. Rather than watching a teacher’s lecture, students may use
their phones to text their friends, use social media apps, watch videos or browse the web. It can cause students to
miss out on important information taught in lessons. Moreover, students from low-income families may not be
able to afford to buy smartphones, so they miss out the online lessons on smartphones. Students can also use
their phones to text rumours to each other or make threats against classmates. Cyberbullying like that can cause
physical and emotional harm to students. Students also use the devices to take pictures of exam questions
beforehand and share answers during tests. They may also use their phones to cheat by searching Google for
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answers.
Teachers and parents can take steps to prevent some of the problems with using phones in classrooms. Teachers
can establish rules that allow mobile phones for specific learning purposes. They can also help students stay
engaged through a mix of traditional and online activities to try to boost learning and attention levels. Along
with making rules, parents can install parental control apps that restrict access to social media and other
nonessential apps during school hours.

25. Smartphones can make students become distracted during school hours by __________.
A. engaging in online lessons or activities B. chatting with friends on social media apps
C. watching teacher’s lectures D. using their mobile phones for creative learning
26. The cost of smartphones __________.
A. makes students miss out on important information in teachers’ lectures
B. is not so high and students from low-income families can own them easily
C. creates distractions in the classroom D. can lead to an unequal learning experience for students
27. All of the following are examples of cyberbullying EXCEPT on the phones __________.
A. sharing answers during tests B. texting rumours to each other
C. make threats against classmates
D. doing something to cause physical & emotional harm to their friends
Imagine a world where you can create anything you can dream of, from a custom phone case to a functioning
prosthetic limb. That’s the promise of 3D printing, a revolutionary technology that builds objects layer by layer
from a digital file. Unlike traditional manufacturing that carves or shapes materials, 3D printing adds material,
giving designers and engineers incredible freedom to create intricate and complex designs.
This freedom extends to the materials used. From common plastics like ABS to even metals and food, 3D
printing allows for customization and innovation. The possibilities are vast, transforming industries like
healthcare with custom prosthetics and implants, and even aerospace with lightweight parts for airplanes.
However, 3D printing technology is still evolving. Current limitations include the size and complexity of
printable objects, as well as the cost of some materials and printers. Nevertheless, 3D printing holds immense
potential for the future, offering possibilities for on-demand manufacturing, personalized products, and even
pushing the boundaries of medicine.
1. What is the key difference between 3D printing and traditional manufacturing methods?
A. Materials used B. Building method
C. Speed of production D. None of the above
2. How does 3D printing create objects?
A. By melting and pouring liquid metal.
B. By using molds and casting techniques.
C. By building layers of material based on a digital file.
D. All of the above
3. What are some of the materials that can be used in 3D printing?
A. Wood and fabric B. Plastics and metals
C. Glass and rubber D. Food and drinks
4. How is 3D printing transforming the healthcare industry?
A. It’s creating new types of medications.
B. It’s reducing the cost of surgeries.
C. It’s helping to diagnose diseases faster.
D. It’s allowing for the creation of custom prosthetics and implants.
5. According to the passage, what is a potential future application of 3D printing?
A. It will be used to create advanced robots.
B. It will replace all traditional manufacturing methods.
C. It will become too expensive for most people to use.
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D. It will allow for the creation of personalized products and on- demand manufacturing.
6. What is the best title for this passage?
A. Printing the Future B. The Dangers of New Technology
C. Learning to Use a 3D Printer D. The History of Manufacturing
I. Read the following passage and choose the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the correct word or phrase
that best fits each of the numbered blanks.
I started (30) _______ English when I was 14 years old after five years of studying Russian. In the beginning, I
encountered some difficulties learning the language, but I tried my best to overcome them. Firstly, my English
pronunciation was affected by the way I spoke Russian. To solve this problem, I practised by listening to tapes in
English every day. I played the tape, stopped after each sentence, and repeated the sentence several times. At
school, I joined an English-speaking club (31) _______ was organized by a teacher from Britain. She understood
my difficulty and helped me very much in improving my pronunciation. Secondly, I found it really hard to learn
English vocabulary. In Russian, the way you write the word is the way you pronounce it. However, English
spelling is often different from its pronunciation. To get over this difficulty I started using the dictionary.
Whenever I learnt a new word, I looked it up carefully in the dictionary. Then I tried to remember the way to
read and write the word. Now I’m confident that my English has become much better.
30. A. reading B. getting C. learning D. writing
31. A. and B. which C. it D. but
Feeling stuck studying (1) _______ textbooks? There’s an app for that! Educational apps can (2) ________ your
phone or tablet into a powerful learning tool. Forget endless flashcards - these apps use games, quizzes, (3)
_________ interactive challenges to make learning fun and (4). ________. They can even personalize your
learning experience by focusing (5) your strengths and weaknesses.
(6) ________, with so many apps available, choosing the right one can be tricky. Look for apps that align with
your learning style and the specific subject you’re (7) _________. Don’t forget to check reviews and (8)
_________ before downloading.
1. A. tradition B. traditions C. traditional D. traditionally j
2. A. transform B. transfer C. transport D. translate
3. A. and B. but C. so D. or
4. A. tiring B. boring C. frustrating D. engaging
5. A. in B. on C. to D. of
6. A. Therefore B. Even though C. In addition D. However
7. A. working B. practicing C. studying D. playing
8. A. degrees B. ratings C. marks D. points
Planet Earth is the third rock (1) ____________ the sun in our solar system, the only place known to support life
(2) ____________ we know it. It’s a swirling blue marble, mostly (3) __________ in vast oceans teeming with
life. Landmasses (4) __________ above the water, forming continents and islands with diverse landscapes - from
towering mountains and scorching deserts to lush rainforests and (5) ____________ glaciers. Earth’s
atmosphere, a thin layer of (6) ___________ that surrounds the planet, protects us from the harsh rays of the sun
(7) ____________ the coldness of space. It also allows for weather patterns (8) _________ bring rain, wind, and
snow, shaping the planet’s different environments. Earth spins on its axis (9) __________ every day, creating the
cycle of day and night. It also travels around the sun in a nearly circular path, taking about 365 days, or one year,
to complete one (10) __________. This movement is responsible for the changing seasons we experience
throughout the year.
1. A. from B. to C. of D. with
2. A. so B. when C. if D. as
3. A. covers B. covered C. coverage D. covering
4. A. raise B. arise C. rise D. praise
5. A. sunny B. rainy C. icy D. stormy
6. A. gases B. oxygen C. carbon D, water
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 7. A. but B. and C. yet D. for
8. A. whose B. where C. who D. that
9. A. once B. ever C. just D. only
10. A. circle B. core C. orbit D. axis
D. WRITING.(2P)
I. Circle a mistake in each sentence below.
37. John asked me whether I had gone to the party last week.
A. asked B. whether C. had gone D. last week

1. He said that he will arrive at the airport at 8 o'clock.

A. said B. that C. will arrive D. at 8 o'clock

2. I haven't seen my cousin since two years.

A. haven't seen B. my cousin C. since D. two years

3. The students was very excited about the school trip.

A. The B. students C. was D. about

4. She suggested to go to the museum instead of the park.

A. suggested B. to go C. to the museum D. instead of

5. There were too much people at the concert last night.

A. There B. were C. too much D. at the concert

38. The nutritionist recommends to eating more vegetables for better health.
A. the B. recommends C. to eating D. health
II. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form.
0. She asked if Earth (be) ________ the only planet with life.
1. He said he (not see) __________ that movie before.
2. If she (be) __________ taller, she could join the basketball team.
3. I suggest that he (take) __________ more time to prepare for the exam.
4. They (live) __________ in this town since 2010.
5. When I came, the children (play) __________ in the yard.
6. She asked me where I (buy) __________ my shoes.
7. My teacher suggested that I should (consider) _________ a career in engineering.
III. Choose the letter A, B, C or D
1. The librarian said to me, “Please use headphones with your laptop.”
A. The librarian kindly suggested turning off my laptop.
B. The librarian kindly suggested turning down the volume.
C. The librarian kindly suggested I use headphones with my laptop.
D. The librarian warned that we don’t use headphones with our laptop.
2. My teacher said, “It’s not good to use a tablet for taking note.”
A. My teacher advised not using a tablet for taking note.
B. My teacher advised us to take all our notes on a tablet.
C. My teacher advised that we do not use a tablet for taking note.
D. My teacher advised that we should use a tablet for taking note.
3. The teacher said, “Why not turn off notifications while studying?”
A. The teacher encouraged keeping notifications on while studying.

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B. The teacher advised not turning off notifications while studying.
C. The teacher informed us that notifications are essential for studying.
D. The teacher recommended turning off notifications while studying.
4. My mom said, “It’s good to take breaks from looking at computer screen.”
A. My mom instructed me to stare at computer screen all the time.
B. My mom recommended taking breaks from looking at computer screen.
C. My mom discouraged taking breaks while using the computer.
D. My mom thought staring at the screen was a good study habit.
5. The mechanic said, “You should get a cooling pad which prevents overheating.”
A. The mechanic recommended getting a cooling pad which prevents overheating.
B. The mechanic recommends to get a cooling pad which prevents overheating.
C. The mechanic suggested a cooling pad would prevent my computer’s overheating.
D. The mechanic asked if I should get a cooling pad which prevents overheating.
6. My friend said, “A camera with a good zoom lens is essential for capturing wildlife shots.”
A. My friend advised getting a camera with a poor zoom lens for capturing wildlife shots.
B. My friend advised me to get a camera with a good zoom lens for capturing wildlife shots.
C. My friend said a camera with a good zoom lens is essential for capturing wildlife shots.
D. My friend said that I got a camera with a good zoom lens for capturing wildlife shots.
7. “It’s a good idea to review your notes before the exam.”, the teacher suggests.
A. The teacher says you must review your notes before the exam.
B. The teacher suggests that we review our notes before the exam.
C. The teacher warns not to bring notes into the exam.
D. The teacher thinks your notes are not useful for the exam.
IV. Rewrite the following sentences without changing their meaning.
0. It would be helpful to practice speaking English every day.
 The coach advises students to ______________.________________________________________ every day.
00. It’s a good idea to study regularly to keep up with the coursework.
 She recommended that you
__________________________________________________________________
1. My dad said, “Let’s clean up the beach after our picnic.” (cleaning)
 My dad suggested ________________________________________________________________
2. Mom said, “Get a summer job to gain experience.” (getting)
 Mom recommended ______________________________________________________________
3. The scientist said, “We should plant more trees to improve air quality.” (planting)
 The scientist suggested ____________________________________________________________
4. My brother said, “Save money for college or future goals.” (should)
 My brother recommended _________________________________________________________
5. My friend said, “Cycling is a good way to be eco-friendly.” (cycle)
 My friend suggested _______________________________________________________________
6. “You should look for a job that uses your computer skills,” Mom said. (look)
 Mom advised ____________________________________________________________________
7. “Maybe you can use reusable bags for shopping,” said David. (should)
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 David suggested __________________________________________________________________
8. The article stated, “It’s important to build a resume for future job searches.” (building)
 The article recommended __________________________________________________________
9. The counselor told me, “Part-time jobs can help you learn valuable skills.” (could)
 The counselor advised _____________________________________________________________
10. “Planting a garden can attract pollinators like bees and butterflies,” he mentioned. (could)
 He mentioned____________________________________________________________________
VII. Rearrange the words and phrases to make complete sentences. (Sắp xếp lại các từ và cụm từ thành câu
hoàn chỉnh.)
1. Tim Berners-Lee is a computer scientist. He created the World Wide Web. (who)
___________________________________________________________________________________
2. Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone. It revolutionized communication. (which)
___________________________________________________________________________________
3. Luna is training hard. Her dream is to be the first person on Mars. (whose)
___________________________________________________________________________________
4. The spaceship is ready for launch. It will travel to the moon. (that)
___________________________________________________________________________________
5. Marie Curie is famous for her work in radiation. She discovered radioactivity. (who)
___________________________________________________________________________________
6. Guglielmo Marconi developed the radio. It transmits messages without wires. (which)
___________________________________________________________________________________
7. “Will she have completed the project by next week?” he asked.
 He asked me if
she_________________________________________________________________________
8. Let’s go to the job fair to know more about labor market. (suggested).
 Hoang
9. Although New York is a great city, it’s so expensive to live in. (but)
 New York is
10. Mrs. Nga asked her daughter, “Have you already washed the dishes?” (if)
 Mrs. Nga asked her daughter
11. This is the most amazing landscape I have ever seen. (such)
 I have never seen
12. Henry said that he hadn’t visited Son Doong yet. (haven’t)
 Henry said,

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13. We couldn’t concentrate on our study because of the noise. (so)
 It was
14. The children are playing in the park. Their parents are nearby.
 The children whose parents
__________________________________________________________________
V. Choose the right word in the box and write under the pictures. (1p)

robitic vacuum cleaner e-reader smartwatch

portable music player 3D printer camcorder

48:___
46: ______________________ 47: _____________________ ______________

49:____________________
________ 50: _____________________________

V. Choose the right word in the box and write under the pictures. (1p)

nature reserves food chain glassland

flora and fauna habitats poles

46: ______________________ 47: ________________________ 48:___________________________

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 49:_______________
_____________
50: _____________________________

______THE END__________

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