DỀ THI HỌC KỲ II MÔN THỂ DỤC 6 NH 2009-2010

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I ll cook lunch.C u 3: We had nothing to eat but bananas.A We ate everything � �but not bananas.C Bananas were all we had to eat.#B If you can t cook, you can�

do the washing up.D If you don t do anything, I won t, either.B We didn t eat � � �anything even bananas.D Nothing to eat was better than bananas

C u 4: The coach said, It s time for you to go home, boys! A The coach told � � � �the boys that it was time for you to go home.B The coach tells the boys that itwas time for them to go home.C The coach told the boys that it is time for them

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C u 9: The girl is our neighbor.�

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C u 10: Her eyes were red and puffy _ she had been crying a lot last night.�

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C u 11: My daughter often says that she won t get married until she _ 25 � �years old.

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C u 12: Don t ask me anything about sports I like football _ tennis.� �

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C u 17: Life here is very .�

A peace#B peacefully#C peaceful#D peacefulness

C u 18: It is raining outside, and Tom brought his umbrella with him _ he �wouldn t get wet.�

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C u 19: _ quarrelled with her boyfriend yesterday, she doesn t want to � �answer his phone call.

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C u 20: I gave up the job, _ the attractive salary.�

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C u 21: Everyone was asleep when the enemy .�

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C u 22: Jack can speak two languages One is English is Vietnamese.�

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C u 23: Dogs are good traveling companions They will go _ you take them.�

A whichever#B wherever#C whatever#D whenever

C u 24: He keeps working _ feeling unwell.�

A although#B because of#C in spite of#D unless

C u 25: He talked as if he where she was.�

A knew#B had known#C would know#D were knowing

C u 26: Please don't be so I can't do all the work by myself.�

A reason#B reasonable#C unreasonable#D reasonably

C u 27: Lomonosov was not _ a great scientist but also a very talented poet.�

A hardly#B fairly#C merely#D scarcely

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C u 29: Mr Gibbon usually drinks mineral water, but in this party he _ �champagne.

A drinks#B will drink#C has drunk#D is drinking

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