50 Bộ đề thi Tiếng Anh Lớp 7_ Học kỳ 2

Bộ sách 50 Bộ đề thi Tiếng Anh từ lớp 6 đến Lớp 9 được biên soạn theo chương trình mới của Bộ giáo dục vào Đào tạo nhằm bồi dưỡng và luyện kỹ năng môn Tiếng Anh. Hy vọng cuốn sách sẽ giúp các em học sinh học giỏi hơn môn Tiếng anh.

Time alloted: 45 minutes (Thời gian làm bài 45 phút)

Circle the letter (A, B, C, or D) that corresponds to the answer whose underlined part has different pronunciation from those of the others (1,25 pts)

Choose the correct answer (3,75 pts)

1 It is time _ you to get up, Jack

2 After supper, he went on _ his homework

3 Do you know the girl sitting _ the bus?

A in front of B in the front of

C in front D at front of

4 Hurry up, there is little time _

A to leave B leave C left D leaving

5 Let me take _ look at your photo, please

A the other B other C others D another

6 The firemen the people from the fire

7 I hurt my foot playing football

8 She got up, she had breakfast

9 We are now in the stage of the socialist development

10 How can you expect to succeed without the most knowledge?

11 _ you any more money on you?

12 My father an important position at the bank where you are working

13 The zoo animals escaped someone left the cage open

14 How do you feel today? I feel much , thank you

15 I saw an on my way to work today

Read the passage and then choose the correct answer (2,5 pts)

At over 57 years old, I embarked on training to swim the English Channel, demonstrating determination later in life Unlike a previous swimmer who invested years of effort, including early training in England, only to abandon his attempt after just one hour, I am committed to perseverance and purpose This journey exemplifies resilience and the importance of staying motivated despite setbacks, inspiring others to pursue their goals regardless of age or challenges.

A young girl was struggling to finish her swim as the ocean became increasingly rough and cold Despite her father's advice from the boat to give up and get out of the water, she confidently responded, "I'll decide when to get out." Ultimately, she persevered and successfully completed her swim.

I am a determined individual committed to achieving my goals Once I set my mind to something, I persevere and don't give up easily, exemplified by my rigorous training for a challenging swim My ultimate goal is to become the oldest person ever to swim the English Channel, and I firmly believe in my ability to succeed.

1 The author began training to swim in the English Channel when he was

2 One Channel swimmer did not finish because _

A he did not train hard enough

B he suddenly wanted to give up

C the ocean was very rough

A did not fully realize the difficulties

C was eager to gain success in life

4 The sentence "She made it" means _

B she proved she was right

D she set others an example to follow

5 How many examples did the writer give in this passage?

Each sentence has four underlined words or phrases marked

A, B, C, and D Circle one underlined word or phrase that must be changed in order for the sentence to be correct (2,5 pts)

1 His legs and his foot are hurting

2 What's the matters with him?

4 I feel fitter after played sports

5 Does you usually have a headache?

1 It _ me about an hour to go to work every day

2 It's about _ walk from here to the library

3 What's the matter with Mary? She looks _

4 _ my surprise, she gave me a computer as a present

5 He is kind to help others, though he is very in the behaviour

6 The doctors are looking for a medicine to control this virus

7 A feature of the elephant is its long trunk

9 My brother owns a painting by Da Vinci, which is

C valueless D both A and B are correct

10 Some enjoy classic music, and others prefer modern music It is a matter of taste

11 The company will not _ from the disposal

12 This dictionary is of great to me

13 Can you give me the for this pie? It's delicious

14 I'd like to eat more of this cake, but it's very

15 There was a wonderful smell of bread in the kitchen

When old, damaged books become "sick," a skilled bookbinder like Henry Richardson can restore their vitality, often saving rare and unique copies that may be the only ones left Richardson approaches each restoration with gentle care, treating the books as if they were delicate infants His process begins by carefully removing the old covers and washing each page in water to remove dirt and yellowing Using precise techniques, he repairs the pages while they are still wet, placing them on heavy glass to ensure proper drying and flattening This meticulous method results in beautifully restored, white, and perfectly repaired pages, bringing these precious books back to life.

Damaged pages are carefully separated from the glass and placed between sheets of paper to dry safely Once dry, the pages are reassembled and fitted back into their original book cover, preserving the book's integrity In some cases, only the front and back covers can be reused, with new pieces added to reinforce and hold them together When the original cover is too damaged, a completely new cover may need to be created to restore the book's appearance and durability.

The final step in book restoration is returning the strengthened and cleaned 15th- or 16th-century book to the library, ensuring it can be enjoyed once more For conservator Henry Richardson, the most rewarding part of his work is seeing fragile, damaged books become healthy and accessible again He emphasizes that "what is the use of a book if you can't read it?" highlighting the importance of preservation for future enjoyment and scholarly use.

1 What does Henry Richardson do?

A He looks after patients B He repairs sick books

C He works in a librarian D He sells books

2 What is the most important reason for saving sick book?

A Many of them are unique

C They are as interesting as old people

3 How was the old book before it was repaired?

A It was yellowed and damaged

B It was stronger and cleaner

C It was white and broken

D It was good and original

4 What is the first step in saving sick books?

D Make the pages wet and easy to separate

5 What is the final step Richardson does ?

B Return the book to the library

1 Do you have a showers then?

2 How time do you get up everyday?

3 Do you go to school in a morning or in the afternoon?

4 I have breakfast at 7:00 a.m at the dining-room

5 It take me 20 minutes to get there

1 I bought this bread four days ago and now it's

2 Don't buy those fish They aren't very

3 That's fantastic Could I have a second , please?

4 I'm going to meet my brother _ the station tomorrow morning

5 Don't lose heart Have _ try

A another B the other C others D other

6 I don't know _ or not he will come to the party tomorrow evening

7 She was so tired that she could _ walk on

8 To _ you the truth, I don't know her at all

9 The box is too heavy for the boy _

A to lift it B to lift C lift D lifting it

10 I apologize _ you _ breaking your glass

A to / to B for / to C to / for D with / for

11 “I thought that a monk's wife was a nun,” the boy said _ a smile

12 I think that this text is _ important as that one

A more B much C the same D as

13 I will tell him about it as soon as he _ back

A comes B will come C come D to come

14 She spends an hour _ English every morning

A to read B reads C reading D read

15 I'll never forget the day when I met Mao Zedong _ the first time

As the Town Hall clock struck midnight, Frank crossed the bridge into the cold, damp night The dark evening air was chilly and slightly wet, with dimly lit street lamps offering little illumination, setting a mysterious and somber mood.

Frank was eager to get home, and his footsteps echoed loudly on the pavement as he hurried across the bridge He sensed someone approaching behind him, but when he looked back, he saw no one Despite this, the mysterious sound persisted, prompting him to walk faster Eventually, he slowed down, feeling foolish for getting so frightened, as there was nothing to fear in the quiet town.

While crossing the bridge, he heard quick footsteps behind him, creating a sense of urgency As he reached the other side, he could feel someone close, prompting him to turn around There, he saw a man in a large overcoat and a hat pulled low, concealing most of his face Attempting to appear friendly, Frank commented on the weather, but the man rudely asked for directions to Oakfield House Frank pointed toward a distant large house, and the stranger continued on his way.

Frank became curious about why the stranger was seeking Oakfield House late at night, knowing it was a wealthy residence Without realizing it, he followed the man discreetly, observing him wait outside until a light in the house went out After about thirty minutes, Frank saw the stranger silently scale the wall and then drop onto the ground on the other side, indicating a secretive or potentially suspicious activity.

Now Frank realized what was going to happen He walked quickly and silently across the street towards a telephone box on the corner

1 Frank said something about the weather to the stranger because

A he wanted to hide his fear

B he wanted to know what the weather would be the next day

C he was a very friendly person

D he wanted to start a conversation

2 The man dressed in a large overcoat was

3 What did Frank think was going to happen?

A Somebody was going to rob the house

B The stranger would get himself hurt

C The stranger would spend the night in Oakfield House

D Somebody was going to make a telephone call

4 Frank walked towards a telephone box because he wanted to make a call to

A warn the people living in Oakfield House

C tell his wife he would be home very late

D find out who the stranger was

5 What kind of atmosphere does the writer want to create in this passage?

1 What do you go to school?

2 How often do you go away in the evening?

3 How many is it from your house to your school?

4 I studies English, Math and Literature

5 How much days a week do you go to school?

1 A roller B know C free-throw D allow

1 It's weather for an outing

2 She lived a way of life

3 The new international hotel is a building

4 No customer could shout at the waitress

5 This shop specializes in stones

6 The thief stole all her

7 With weather satellites it is easy to weather now

8 He often stays at home at the weekend because he has

9 He wanted to play a joke on the thief, so he filled his wallet _ paper

10 I didn't go to bed _ eleven o'clock last night

11 Can you change liquid _ solid?

12 Wang Ping is ill, so I am going to attend the meeting instead _ him

13 There is a Xinhua Bookstore _ the end of the street

14 I hear that Zhang Ling is going to marry _ a foreigner

15 Don't forget to your dictionary when you come next time

A Read the passage and then choose the correct answer (1,25 pts)

Miss Anne Stott, who lives alone at 18 Station Road, Middletown, awoke at 3 a.m on Sunday and saw a tall young man standing in her room

In a sudden burst of panic, she jumped out of bed and aggressively threw a chair at the intruder as he ran down the stairs She quickly responded by running to the bedroom window, opening it, and throwing another chair at the burglar as he attempted to escape through the downstairs window This swift reaction highlights her determination to defend her home from an intruder.

As Miss Stott stood at her bedroom window, she shouted for help after running down the street, prompting neighbors to call the police The investigation revealed that every room in the house had been entered, with £10 and a gold watch stolen during the break-in.

Police dogs were used, but the man was not caught

A with her family B by herself

C with her parents D with her husband

2 Miss Anne Stott threw at the burglar

3 The burglar entered the house by a window

C near the stairs D in the bedroom

5 It was who phoned the police

A Miss Anne Stott B her husband

C a tall young man D her neighbours

B Read the passage and then choose the correct answer (1,25 pts)

The jaguar is an animal of the great forest of South America He has a beautiful brown skin with horizontal rows of black spots The jaguar is so clever that he can mimic the voice of every bird and animal in the forest Then birds and animals come near him and he kills them The best food for the jaguar is the flesh of monkeys Sometimes he finds them when they are sleeping in the trees He strikes them with his strong paws and eats them at once

The jaguar is a powerful predator that hunts various animals, including deer and horses Its incredible strength allows it to kill prey of significant size Additionally, the jaguar is an excellent swimmer, often pursuing prey that jumps into the water, showcasing its adaptability and hunting prowess in diverse environments.

The jaguar is known to enjoy fish as part of its diet, often lying on the banks of rivers or lakes to hunt It patiently watches the water, waiting for fish to approach When a fish comes near, the jaguar swiftly strikes with its powerful paws and tosses the catch onto the riverbank, showcasing its hunting prowess.

1 From this passage we know that the jaguar is a _

2 We can find that the jaguar often _

A walks about in the deserts of Egypt

B finds itself in the meadows of Japan

C watches the animal jumping into the rivers in Italy

D appears in the woods of South America

3 The jaguar cares more for _ than for anything else

B the voice of birds and other beasts

4 Why does the jaguar strike fish? _

A He wants to make friends with them

B He tries to get hold of them for his food

C He will ask the fish to lead him into the water

D He wishes to throw them on the land and play with them

5 From the passage we know that the jaguar likes to eat _

From the given words, there are four sentences marked A, B,

C or D Choose the best one by circling the corresponding letter A, B, C or D (2,5 pts)

1 a / is / man / shouting / the / in / library

A A man is the shouting in library

B The man is shouting a in library

C A man is in the shouting library

D A man is shouting in the library

2 neighbours / the / are / music / playing / very / late / at / loudly / night

A The neighbours are music playing very loudly late at night

B The neighbours are playing music very late loudly at night

C The neighbours are playing music very loudly late at night

D The neighbours are playing music very loudly at night late

3 a / is / teenager / smoking / the / in / lift

A A teenager is smoking in the lift

B A teenager is in the smoking lift

C A teenager is smoking the in lift

D A teenager is in smoking the lift

4 the / is / girl / going / without / out / a / hat

A The girl is going without out a hat

B The girl is going out without a hat

C The girl is without going out a hat

D The girl is out without a going hat

5 the / are / children / talking / in / loudly / the / cinema

A The children are talking loudly in the cinema

B The children are loudly talking in the cinema

C The children are loudly in the talking cinema

D The children are talking in the cinema loudly.

1 It was too late, so I had to go home _ a hurry

2 He is working hard now, but he used to _ very lazy

3 The boy is not _ to go school

A enough old B old enough C enough D old

4 You are just a student _ could you afford to buy a computer?

5 His father often makes him _ up early

A get B to get C gets D getting

7 Generally speaking, a letter shan't be opened by others

8 It is difficult for a teacher to give attention to children in a large class

9 The situation at home and abroad is in our

10 The in this business are not large

11 Industrialized countries can their own machines and equipment

12 We must more food for ourselves and import less

13 We going to Italy for our holiday

A are hoping B 're thinking C like D liking

14 I to see you again soon

15 We having a few days off soon

C are looking forward to D We have been

My friend John, a university student, spent two months last summer in Germany, which surprised me since I thought he only planned a two-week trip When I asked him how he managed such a long holiday, I was curious about his travel experience and planning John's extended stay in Germany highlights the possibilities of university holidays for cultural immersion and travel experiences.

"It was easy " John answered, "I got a job there."

"A job?" I said in surprise "What did you do?"

"I gave English lessons to a shopkeeper," John said

"But you are not a teacher," I said

John explained that he couldn't teach, but the shopkeeper wanted him to practice English by talking with him for three hours daily In exchange, the shopkeeper provided a room, three meals a day, and some pocket money, creating a mutually beneficial arrangement.

"Did your student learn much English?" I asked

"No, I don't know," John said, "but I learned a lot of German."

A one of my friends B a teacher

2 Last summer John was in Germany for

3 John spent a long holiday in Germany because

A He had a lot of money

B He got money from his uncle

C Before he went there he worked hard and saved some money

4 How did the shopkeeper pay him?

A He gave him a lot of money

C He offered him three meals a day and a little money

5 learned a lot of German last summer

1 We didn't learn English second years ago

2 He wrote careless when he was young

3 Who do you talk to last night?

4 Did she drive a truck last years? No, she drove a bus

5 Did he has a bath in the hotel sauna yesterday?

1 I to live in a hot country

A want B enjoy C ’d liking D is enjoying

A want B enjoy C like to D want to

4 Do you know the answer _ the question?

5 _ knows the boy standing at the door

A No one B No body C Not man D None

6 I _ my key in your room just now

7 He _ his coat and left in a hurry

8 Tomorrow morning, I'll go to the library instead _ staying at home

9 He didn't _ her letter in time

A answered B reply to C reply D to answer

10 He couldn't pass the exam _ your help

11 Your computer is _ as mine

A as same B same C the same D a same

12 The old man always carries _ umbrella

13 She showed her photos _ me

14 He the door open and rushed out

C dragged D both A and B are correct

15 He my attention to the fact

A lawyer’s wife fell seriously ill, prompting her husband to urgently seek a doctor’s help The physician kindly agreed to visit and provide medical assistance, demonstrating his willingness to help However, before entering the house, the doctor hesitated upon learning that the lawyer was known for not paying his bills Concerned about receiving payment, the doctor expressed his hesitation, saying, "If I do cure your wife, I am afraid you may not pay me," highlighting issues of trust and payment disputes between service providers and clients.

"Sir," replied the lawyer, "here I have $500 Whether you cure my wife or you kill her, I will give you all this."

The doctor was reassured and entered the house, but upon reaching the woman's bedside, he quickly realized he could do little to help her Despite administering medicine, her condition was severe, and she sadly passed away shortly after.

He told the lawyer he was very sorry, then asked for the money which he had promised

"Did you kill my wife?" asked the man

"Of course I didn't " said the doctor

"Well, did you cure my wife?" asked the man

"I'm afraid that is impossible." replied the doctor

"Well then, since you neither killed my wife nor cured her, I have nothing to pay you."

1 The best title of the passage should be

A The Lawyer and His wife

2 As the lawyer's wife was seriously ill, the doctor

B found it impossible to cure her

C did not examine her at all

3 The doctor stopped outside the house because

A It was well known that the lawyer would hardly be willing to pay what he should

B he knew well it impossible to cure the lawyer's wife

C the lawyer had a very bad name

D he asked the lawyer to give him $500

4 The underlined word "reassured" means

A He was told over and over

B He was paid a little money before he went into the house

C He was made quite certain of the payment

D He became sure of his work

5 The lawyer didn't pay the doctor any money because

A the doctor neither cured his wife nor killed her

B the doctor did nothing for his wife

C he didn't want to pay the money to the doctor

D the doctor only gave his wife some medicine

1 It's twenty kilometers far her house to the nearest town

2 What is your father's ages?

4 She is 48 kilos though she is only 13

5 What many friends do they have there?

3 A gramophone B attraction C pen pal D aquarium

1 _ a League member, you should set a good example to others

2 The computer _ an important part in our work

3 He seldom invites his friends _ dinner

4 She decided to stay here for ever on her first visit _ Shanghai

5 Hangzhou is famous _ the West Lake

6 I don't know _ or not he will go with us

7 Do you often see little girls ask _ money in the street?

8 _ Wang Ping nor her mother is a nurse

9 _ their surprise, the magician changed the girl into a tiger

10 She opened the door and found a snake _ right in the middle of the floor

11 Ten minutes _, the snake disappeared

12 The workers are building a bridge _ the river

13 The flying saucer is yet an unsolved

15 It is not an easy job to complete a crossword

Dr Stephenson Fung who is a physics professor at the University of Hong Kong and also one of the world's greatest scientists is a blind man

Born in Hong Kong in 1950, Dr Fung was not born blind; however, his eyesight gradually deteriorated over the years As a student, he struggled to see the words on the blackboard clearly, impacting his learning experience At home, his worsening vision caused him to occasionally fall, highlighting the challenges he faced daily By age 14, a private doctor warned him that he was likely to go blind, prompting him to become more independent and learn to care for himself.

Dr Fung attended a school for the blind before securing a job as a telephone operator at age 17, which was considered the best job for the blind at the time Despite this, he had ambitious dreams of pursuing higher education and taught himself by borrowing Braille textbooks to learn independently In 1974, his dedication paid off when he was awarded a scholarship to study physics at Oxford University in Britain.

He earned his Ph.D in 1980 and subsequently worked as a lecturer at Oxford University for three years In 1983, he returned to Hong Kong to continue his academic career and has been a faculty member at the University of Hong Kong ever since.

In 1996, he got a Doctor's degree of Science from Oxford University This is a great honour for a scientist Dr Fung does believe "Where there is a will, there is a way"

2 Dr Fung started his work career

3 Dr Fung received a scholarship and went to to further his study

4 After Dr Fung got his Ph.D, he

A returned to Hong Kong soon

B began teaching at Oxford University

C went on with his study

D stayed in the USA for three years

5 The proverb "Where there is a will, there is a way" probably means

A There's no will and you'll be successful

B Everything is difficult in the beginning

D If you have awill, you will be successful

Each sentence has four underlined words or phrases marked A,

B, C, and D Circle one underlined word or phrase that must be changed in order for the sentence to be correct (2,5 pts)

1 How many was his old car?

2 She didn't bought food for dinner

3 It rained so hard that few student came to the party

4 Kathy came to school on a bus this morning

5 Would you like a roll by your soup?

3 A contestant B celebrate C except D soy sauce

1 All my friends agree to come from James

2 The show begins a wonderful display of singing and dancing

3 Baby birds depend their parents for food

A to solve B for solving C solve D solving

5 The table was so heavy I could lift it

6 You must write _ composition in fifteen minutes

A an one-hundred-word B an one-hundred-words

C a one-hundred-words D a one-hundred-word

7 Both Jack and Mike _ from Australia

8 He picked up a wallet on his way _ home yesterday evening

9 She showed great interest _ singing when she was a child

10 Be careful _ your handbag whenever you go shopping

11 I saw Tom _ the street when I went out of the bookstore

12 Why don't you ride your bike? Is anything wrong it?

13 You won't pass the exam _ you work harder

14 His home is very close _ his school

15 He couldn't come to the party _ illness

Read the dialogue and then choose the correct answer (2,5 pts)

An old captain and a young sailor are talking at a bar

Captain: Boy, do you like adventure and danger?

Captain: Your father was a good friend of mine He even saved my life once So, I'm going to do you a favour Come closer, boy Take a look at this

Ten years ago, I sailed with my crew to the Caribbean, carrying a chest full of gold, jewels, and treasure worth a king's ransom Due to the perilous circumstances, I had to bury the treasure on the secluded island of Bara Julip to keep it safe from pirates and enemies.

Sailor: Did you look for it later?

Captain: No, I never had the chance No, I'm too old and I want you to have the map

Sailor: I don't know what to say Thank you

Navigate carefully through rugged terrains, as you'll encounter mountains, lakes, forests, and rivers to cross Beware of potential dangers from wildlife and scorching heat in this challenging environment Remember, there is only one mountain pass to reach your destination Quickly traverse the forest and ensure you cross the river from the northern side for safety and efficiency.

Sailor: I'll do my best

1 The old captain helps the sailor because

A he's kind B he knew the sailor's father

C he lost a bet D he owes the sailor money

2 Why did the captain bury the treasure?

A The area wasn't safe B It was a tradition

C It was fun D His crew tried to kill him

3 What do we know about the island?

A It's near Singapore B Nobody knows its name

C It's completely dry D It's full of danger

4 To find the treasure, the young man must

A cross three rivers B catch an alien

C meet with a king D go through a forest

5 Which of the following is NOT true?

A There are alligators in the south part of the river

B The captain is too old to look for the treasure

C The weather on the island is very nice

D The sailor must cross the forest before he crosses the river

1 had / They / to / so / long / wait / that / they / to / decided / leave

A They had to wait so long that they decided to leave

B They wait to had so long that they decided to leave

C They had to wait so long they decided that to leave

D They had to wait leave so that they decided to long

2 It / the / took / waiter / least / at / an / hour / to / us / bring / the / foods

A It took the waiter bring at least an hour to us the foods

B It took the waiter at least an hour to bring us the foods

C It took the waiter at least to bring an hour us the foods

D It took the waiter at least to an hour bring us the foods

3 We / the / left / at / restaurant / 9

A We left the at restaurant 9

B The restaurant left we at 9

C We left the restaurant at 9

D We left at the restaurant 9

4 I / ate / often / this / when / salad / I / still / in / lived / my / hometown

A I often ate this salad when I lived still in my hometown

B I often ate this salad when I still in lived my hometown

C I ate often this salad when I still lived in my hometown

D I often ate this salad when I still lived in my hometown

5 We / went / all / to / the / supermarket / new / when / was / it / opened / last / weekend

A We all went to the new supermarket when it was opened last weekend

B All we went to the new supermarket when it was opened last weekend

C We went to the new supermarket when it all was opened last weekend

D We all went to the supermarket new when it was opened last weekend.

1 I spent eighty weeks the dictionary

2 Can you tell Mary her twin sister?

3 Everyone knows that Liu Xiang is a man great achievements

4 What do you think the film the Lion King?

5 The girl is always in red

A put on B worn C had on D dressed

6 The film is well worth

C to see D to be seen

7 He a few mistakes in his composition

8 Mum, he is always my hair

9 He is making a living selling newspapers

10 No matter you are from, you are welcome to join the club

11 Nothing can stop me going out for a walk after supper

12 There are several people in the bookstore every day

13 all the boys, Jack is the tallest

14 That famous star's wedding date is a big

15 The murder case was a to the detective

Dog Is Girl's Bridge to the World

Best friends who attend school together daily enjoy weekend outings at the shopping mall Both share honey-colored hair, but they are distinguished by their eye color—one has striking blue eyes, while the other has deep brown eyes.

Jenny Siegle, a 14-year-old quadriplegic, relies on Augie, her trained golden retriever from Freedom Services, who acts as her "arms and legs" to assist with daily tasks Despite being in a wheelchair due to her inability to use her arms or legs, Jenny's mobility and independence are greatly supported by Augie’s dedicated assistance Their bond exemplifies the vital role service dogs play in enhancing the quality of life for individuals with mobility challenges.

Augie learns to assist Jenny by picking up her dropped pencil and notebook at school, demonstrating his helpfulness Additionally, Jenny is actively training Augie to pull off her jackets, empowering him to assist her independently without needing to ask for help.

Augie helps at home by bringing Jenny the TV listings and assisting with cleaning her room When Jenny requests help, he promptly fetches her parents or sister He also takes the initiative to carry his food dish so Jenny can fill it with dog food, then neatly places it back in its spot.

Augie, a service dog with a visible backpack indicating he is a Freedom Service dog, assists Jenny at the mall by carrying her items to the checkout counter When Jenny wants to make a purchase, Augie dutifully transports her belongings, including her purse, and patiently waits for her to receive the change from the cashier This highlights how service dogs provide crucial support and assistance to individuals with disabilities in everyday shopping activities.

P J Roche, founder of Freedom Service Dogs, explains that service dogs serve as a social bridge, helping individuals connect with others He notes, "These dogs are a social bridge—kids who don't know Jenny come up to talk to her because she's got a dog." For Jenny, Augie is not only her best friend and helper but also her gateway to social interaction and the broader community.

A a girl in a wheelchair B Roche's friend

A it is Jenny's arms and legs

B Jenny isn't able to do anything

C it is a specially trained dog

3 Augie helps Jenny do many kinds of things except

A helping her take off her clothes

B helping Jenny learning all kinds of things at school

C paying money to the cashier at the mall

D carrying things to Jenny at home

4 Augie is Jenny's bridge to the world' means that

A it helps Jenny a lot in her life

B it does everything it can for jenny

C children unknown to Jenny come to talk to her because of Augie

D it picks up things Jenny drops at school

5 We have learnt from the passage that

A man can live peacefully and happily together with animals in the same world

B man can't live peacefully and happily together with animals in this world

C only girls can make friends with dogs to help each other

D only girls cannot make friends with dogs to help each other

1 That was a really love meal Let me pay for you, please

2 The first course consisting of cold fish and salad

3 Helen is a really goodly cooker

4 Tony finished his meal, paid a bill and left the restaurant

5 Mose of flood could endanger hundreds of homes

1 It began to rain as soon as I _ home

2 Do you like playing jokes _ others?

3 She couldn't help _ when she heard the bad news

4 Only _ this way can you learn English well

5 Miss Chen is _ a good teacher that all of us love her

6 There is _ little light that I can hardly see the words clearly

7 There are _ many kinds of cell-phones that I don't know which one to choose

8 Don't read on the moving bus It's bad _ your eyes

9 Mrs Black will stay at our school for _

10 I spend half an hour _ Shanghai Daily every evening

12 Go straight ahead, and you will find the shop _ your right

13 He his job in the company, which surprised us all

A abandon B quit C discard D all are correct

14 She is stupid, but good-looking

15 My roommate is feeling better today

In the darkness of the moonless night, a man carefully approaches a large, obscure house at the end of the garden, confident in his plan Despite unknowingly stepping on a dead branch and risking noise, he remains patient and cautious, moving silently toward the house He navigates along a narrow stone path beside the back wall, searching for an open window despite knowing that wealthy homeowners tend to keep their windows and doors secure His quiet, deliberate movements highlight his careful planning and anticipation of potential obstacles.

1 When the branch broke, the man

A had his feet hurt B stopped moving

C ran away D was too frightened to leave

2 The man smiled to himself because

A he could probably realize his plan

B the house was at the end of the garden

C it was a night he never expected

D it was hard to see the windows or the doors clearly

3 As the man moved up the garden, he

B felt happy all the time

C tried not to be seen

A each of the windows to be open

B one of the windows to be open

C the windows to be carefully watched

D none of the windows to be open

5 What do you think the-man would do? He would probably try to

A do a survey of the house

C find out whether the owner was at home

D steal those who were living in the house

1 The / gave / doctor / her / tablets / some / to / the / relieve / pain

A The doctor gave her relieve to some tablets the pain

B The doctor gave to relieve her some tablets the pain

C The doctor relieve her some tablets to gave the pain

D The doctor gave her some tablets to relieve the pain

2 He / fluently / speaks / but / some / mistakes / with / grammatical

A He speaks fluently but with some grammatical mistakes

B He speaks fluently but with some mistakes grammatical

C He speaks fluently but with grammatical some mistakes

D He speaks but with some fluently grammatical mistakes

3 She's / attractive / very / Men / like / always / her

A She's very attractive Men like always her

B She's very attractive Men always like her

C She's very like attractive Men always her

D She's always very attractive Men like her

4 She / physics / likes/ , and / chemistry / scientific / other / subjects

A She likes physics, other chemistry and scientific subjects

B She likes physics, chemistry and scientific other subjects

C She likes physics and chemistry, other scientific subjects

D She likes physics, chemistry and other scientific subjects

5 Julia / help / will / you a / pleasant / She's/ , friendly / girl

A Julia help will you She's pleasant, a friendly girl

B Julia will help you She's a pleasant, friendly girl

C You will help Julia She's a pleasant, girl friendly

D Julia will you help She's friendly pleasant, a girl.

1 The girl dars not walk _ in the street at night

3 Hi, Miss Wang! When did you _

4 Although she is very rich, she still lives a simple _

5 She paid 600 yuan _ the dress

6 He felt in his pocket _ the ticket

7 Remember _ the door when you leave the room

A locking B to lock C locked D lock

8 I am going to have my hair _ tomorrow

A cuts B cutting C to cut D cut

9 The box is _ of coins

10 She made an _ to me for breaking my glass

11 The doctor warned him _ smoking

12 I often go to the _ at weekends

13 Getting food to the starving refugees is now a against time

A race B racing C run D all are correct

14 This custom is found in all people of all throughout the world

15 Tigers eat human beings on occasions when food is

Every evening at 6:00 PM, an elderly man visits a nearby restaurant to enjoy his dinner After his meal, he sips coffee and socializes with the restaurant patrons, making it a cherished daily routine.

Bill, an elderly man who visits the same restaurant every evening, dines alone due to loneliness after losing his wife and having no children Each night, Cara, a 17-year-old waitress, patiently serves him his dinner, providing a comforting presence during his solitary routine.

Cara is kind to Bill She knows he is lonely, so she talks to him

If Bill is late for dinner, she calls him on the telephone "Are you OK?" she asks him

One evening, Bill fails to arrive at the restaurant, prompting Cara to call him, but he doesn't answer Concerned for his safety, Cara contacts the police and requests them to visit Bill's house to check on him.

Later the police call Cara at the restaurant "Bill died in his sleep," the police tell her Bill was 82 years old

A week later, a man comes to the restaurant "I have something for Cara," the man says The man gives Cara a check for $500,000 The money is from Bill

"This money is for me? From Bill?" Cara asks the man

"But why?" Cara asks the man

"Bill liked you," the man says "You were kind to him.''

1 Bill went to the restaurant every day because

A the food was very good B he didn't like to cook

C he had got a busy job D he lived alone

2 Cara talked to Bill because

A she knew Bill is rich

B she knew Bill is lonely

C she liked to talk to people

D she had to serve the client

3 Cara would if Bill didn't arrive at the restaurant on time

A tell her boss B call Bill

C go to Bill's flat D do nothing

4 What did Bill do when he was at the restaurant?

A Talking to other people B Having dinner

C Drinking coffee D All of the above

5 Bill gave his money to Cara because

A she needed the money B she was his daughter

C she was kind to him D she asked him for the money

1 She / the / every / collects / parcels / the / from / post-office/ morning

A She collects the post-office from the parcels every morning

B She collects the parcels the post-office from every morning

C She collects the parcels from the post-office every morning

D She parcels the collects from the post-office every morning

2 What / the / does / post-office / apart / sell / from / stamps?

A What does the post-office sell apart from stamps?

B What does the post-office apart sell from stamps?

C What does the post-office sell from stamps apart?

D What does the post-office from sell apart stamps?

3 It's / mixture / the / of / and / cucumber / onion

A It's the cucumber of mixture and onion

B It's the mixture of cucumber and onion

C It's the mixture of onion and cucumber

D It's the cucumber of onion and mixture

4 There / so / are / many / between / differences / me / my / and / brother

A There are so many between me and my differences brother

B There are me and my brother between so many differences

C There are so differences between me and many my brother

D There are so many differences between me and my brother

5 She / plenty / bought / of / during / souvenirs / the / holidays

A She bought plenty of souvenirs during the holidays

B She bought souvenirs of plenty during the holidays

C She bought souvenirs of plenty during the holidays

D She bought plenty of holidays during the souvenirs.

(Thời gian làm bài 45 phút)

1 He met an old man _ more than ninety, with a white beard, near the park last night

2 The teacher spoke a loud voice so that everyone could hear him

3 The lady hit the thief _ the face angrily

5 The _ you work, the greater progress you will make

6 The teacher gave us some advice how to learn English well

7 You must stay here I come back

8 This text is important than that one

A so B the same C as D more

9 The doctor is operating the leg of a boy

10 The girl came in, a magazine her hand

11 The girl is sitting at the table her head in her hands

12 She raised her voice everyone in the room could hear her

A so as to B so that

13 It's bad manner to your shoes on the bus

A put off B put on C take out D take off

14 I saw a boy your room just now Is he your son?

15 A boy picked up your wallet and handed it to the policeman

A five-year-old B five-years-old

C f ive year old D five years old

A few months ago, a pilot experienced a remarkable and unusual adventure during a training flight After taking off from an airport runway, strong winds caused the small plane to be blown off course, resulting in the aircraft touching the top of a nearby tree This unexpected incident highlights the challenges pilots can face when flying in turbulent weather conditions.

Both wheels of the plane were knocked off but the plane did not broken

The pilot faced the challenge of landing without wheels and radioed the airport for assistance The airport controller coordinated with firemen, who borrowed a long open lorry from the airport building The fireman drove the lorry to a runway and waited for the plane to arrive Following instructions from the controller, the pilot attempted an emergency landing on top of the lorry, which the fireman quickly drove along the runway to facilitate Despite some damage to the lorry and the tail of the plane, there were no injuries, and the pilot expressed great gratitude for the successful rescue.

1 When the pilot took off from the airport,

A there were several passenger on the plane

B he was going to have an adventure

C he was having a training flight

D he was learning how to fly down without wheels

2 What caused the plane to touch the top of a tree?

A He flew up not high enough

B The tree was very tall

C Both of his two wheels were knocked down

D The wind blew very strongly

3 Why did the lorry come to the airport? Because the driver of the lorry

A came to get some goods

B brought some goods to the airport

C wanted to help the pilot

D wanted to help the fireman

4 While the pilot flew down,

A the fireman was driving the lorry along the runway and waiting for the plane to land

B the fireman stopped the lorry on the runway and waited for the plane to land

C the fireman left the lorry and went to a safe place

D the fireman knew that the lorry would be damaged and the plane as well

5 Who though out the plan to save the pilot?

1 He are writing a letter to his parents

2 I'd like to listening to some music now

3 Lam afraid of dogs They are very savages for me

4 They arrived on Paris on a fine day

5 Sweden and Brazil having different weather They are in

1 Help _ to some chicken, children

2 I happened _ an old friend of mine in the street yesterday

3 Miss Wang doesn't live here _

4 _ English, he is learning German and French, too

5 How are you getting _ with your English?

6 You must _ attention to your handwriting

7 She left the room without saying goodbye _ him

8 Dare you walk _ the forest alone?

9 _ the end, he left the office happily

10 He was really hungry He ate the bread one after _

11 I will come here if it _ rain tomorrow

12 You must _ back what you said

13 I'm sorry to say that there is _ I can do about it

14 The photo always me of my kindergarten life

15 me to take the book when I am to go

Food is a central topic of conversation, yet perceptions of cuisine vary widely across cultures People tend to view their own eating habits as normal and others' as unusual or silly, highlighting how food choices become ingrained habits For example, Americans frequently consume orange juice and coffee, while the English typically drink tea four or five times daily Australians are known for their high beer consumption, and the French traditionally enjoy wine every day, demonstrating diverse cultural attitudes toward food and beverages.

The sort of meat people like to eat is also different from one country to another Horse meat is thought to be delicious in France

In Hong Kong, some people enjoy eating snake meat, highlighting the region's diverse culinary preferences Conversely, New Zealanders commonly consume sheep but generally do not eat goat meat, reflecting local dietary habits Meanwhile, Japanese cuisine typically avoids sheep meat due to its strong smell, but they are well-known for their love of raw fish in dishes like sushi and sashimi.

Eating is a topic we can discuss for hours, yet there is often little common sense in the advice we share about it People worldwide tend to enjoy the foods they've always eaten, making it challenging to change established eating habits.

1 The topic people spend much time talking about is

2 People often feel that what others eat is

3 According to this passage, English people drink tea times every day

C three or four D four or five

A are easy to change B should be changed

C are difficult to change D needn't to be changed

5 In the last paragraph, "common sense" means

2 She isn't really hard work

3 She lives at this neighborhood

4 We don't always eats rice every morning

5 I oftens have instant noodles for breakfast

1 When did you _ the League?

2 He did quite well _ his work

3 Walk along the street Turn left at the first crossing You can't _ it

A find B miss C look for D find out

4 The sun _ in the east

5 There is a knock _ the door

6 You mustn't lie in bed for such a long time You'd better sit _ for a while

C is going to sleep D goes to sleep

8 I like to play _ myself at home at the weekend

9 It was in the street _ he picked up a wallet

11 To tell you the _, I don't like his way of speaking either

12 He ran as quickly as he _

13 We are two neighbouring countries as closely as lips and teeth

14 He himself with a cold shower

15 A holiday will help you after your exams

Choose the best answer according to the passage (2,5pts)

A renowned French writer, celebrated for his significant achievements, regarded his study of handwriting as one of his most important contributions He dedicated considerable time to analyzing handwriting techniques and believed that a person's character could be revealed through their handwriting This unique expertise highlighted his fascination with the connection between written forms and individual personality traits.

One day, a woman brought him a page of a boy's handwriting She said that she wanted to know what he thought of the boy's character

He carefully examined the handwriting for a few minutes before looking at the woman with a curious expression The woman reassured him, explaining that the boy was not part of her family and that there was no need to worry.

The writer expressed his opinion that the boy was both stupid and lazy, emphasizing the importance of monitoring him closely He warned that if the boy was not supervised, he could potentially cause harm to his family as he grows older.

"Isn't that strange?" said the woman, smiling "Because this is a page from your own exercise book You wrote it yourself when you were a boy "

1 It took the writer a lot of time _

A to read books B to make friends

C to write books D to study handwriting

2 From a person's _, the writer could tell a person's character

A know the writer B help the writer

C visit the writer D test the writer

4 The French writer was sure that the boy _

B would do good deeds for his family

C would do wrong to his family

5 From the story we know _

A the woman knew the writer very well

B the writer knew the woman well

C neither of them knew each other

D both of them knew each other well

1 I don't like eat ice-cream very much

4 Pack them careful They're breakable

5 I could speak English where I was five years old

Tiêu đề	50 Bộ đề thi Tiếng Anh Lớp 7_ Học kỳ 2
Trường học	University of Education - Hanoi
Chuyên ngành	English
Thể loại	đề thi
Năm xuất bản	2023
Thành phố	Hanoi

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