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(13 câu)Listen and write no more than ONE WORD OR NUMBER in the blanks.
Launching time: in 1969
Spaceship name: Apollo 11
Members in the spaceship: astronauts
The Eagle: two astronauts went in it and landed on the
What the astronauts did:
- worn
- saw the sun's light shine, dark , rocks, and mountains
- took some back to Earth
Choose the word that has the underlined part pronounced differently from the others.
Choose the word that has the primary stress placed differently from the others.
Choose the correct answer to complete the questions.
Could you please plug _____________ the charger? My phone is running out of battery.
Last year, I _____________ on a night hike when I _____________ a UFO darting across the sky.
Astronauts wear special suits when they go outside the _____________ for spacewalks.
People use technology to _____________ problems and develop in different industries.
Jake: "You explained that scientific concept very well!"
Sally: "_____________ I find science really fascinating."
While I was reading a book, I _____________ a strange noise.
Some people think we _____________ in skyscrapers made of glass and steel in the future.
_____________ will future technology impact jobs? - It may create new opportunities and change existing roles.
When the UFO _____________, everyone stopped to watch.
AI can perform repetitive tasks _____________ than humans.
Write the correct form of the words in brackets.
People will work and study from their homes in future cities, thanks to advanced technology. (remote)
Everyone will from future technology, as it will enhance convenience and productivity. (benefit)
Write the correct form of the verbs in brackets.
When I arrived home from work, the robot the dishes in the kitchen. (wash)
Wait! I the pictures from our trip to the cloud so we can share them with everyone. (upload)
Last week, the robot the leaky faucet in the bathroom. (fix)
Choose the underlined part that needs correcting in each question.
Last year, scientists discovered a new species of fish while they explored the ocean.
"I predict we have super-fast internet everywhere." - "That'd be awesome! We can video chat without any lag."
"I think computers are getting faster." - "Yeah, they're definitely working quickly than before."
"Were you hear that scientists discovered a new planet?" - "Yes, I read about it in the news."
Read the passage and choose the correct answer.
Technology is the use of knowledge to invent new devices or tools. Throughout history, technology has made people's lives (30)_________.
Electronic products changed people's lives greatly during the 1900s. Electronic products rely on (31)_________ to carry or process information. Radios (32)_________ some of the first electronic products. By the 1920s radio programs were being broadcast into people's homes. Television, a later electronic product, was used in the 1930s and 1940s. The first electronic computers were invented in the 1940s as well.
Later, in the 1900s, electronic products became smaller. People (33)_________ how to fit the parts that make electronic products work onto tiny chips called integrated circuits. These chips made personal computers possible. Other inventions of the late 1900s also used integrated circuits. (34)_________ included compact disc players, cellular telephones, digital cameras, and many other electronic products.
Read the passage and choose the correct answer.
Kennedy Space Center
1. The John F. Kennedy Space Center in Florida is the NASA complex where rockets are launched into space. It is a huge site, 55 kilometers long and around ten kilometers wide - much larger than Miami! It covers 567 square kilometers, and more than 8,000 people work there.
2. The complex has the world's tallest one-storey building, the impressive Vehicle Assembly Building, standing 160 meters tall. There's also a nearly five-kilometer-long Shuttle Landing Facility. Some parts are closed to the public, but you can take guided bus tours and self-guided walking tours. The Visitor Complex is open every day of the year except 25 December and on certain launch days. It is open from 9 a.m. until 5.30 p.m., although the Astronaut Hall of Fame is open until 6.30 p.m.
3. The Visitor Complex is fantastic! There's so much to see and do. You'll find something fun no matter what you like. There are museums and IMAX cinemas. The Astronaut Hall of Fame is great. It has spacecraft exhibits and cool things from space history. You can try the Shuttle Launch Simulator. It's so thrilling! In the Astronaut Simulator, you can feel like you're walking on the moon. And in the Astronaut Encounter, you can chat with real astronauts. You can also visit the rocket garden to see the first rocket US astronauts used. Climbing into models is fun, too. Some say space travel will be common by 2050!
What is the Kennedy Space Center?
What is special about the Vehicle Assembly Building?
If you plan to visit the Space Center, what should you keep in mind?
What does 'it' in paragraph 4 refer to?
Where can you have an experience similar to walking on the moon?
Put the words/phrases into the correct order to make a complete sentence.
Put the words/phrases into the correct order to make a complete sentence.
Put the words/phrases into the correct order to make a complete sentence.
Rewrite the sentences and keep their same meaning as the first ones. No more than SIX words in the blanks.
How far can flying saucers travel? (distance)
→ What ?
The distance between Earth and alien planets could be too far to travel. (close)
→ The distance between Earth and alien planets could .
No vehicles on Earth travel as far as spaceships. (than)
→ any vehicle on Earth.
