IV. Fill in each blank with a word from the box safest – vehicles – only – far – crossroad – follow – across – reason Children have a tendency to run very fast (1)__________ the street, or choose any spot to cross because it may seem empty, or approaching vehicles may be (2) __________ away. That can be dangerous as passing (3) __________ do not slow down unless there is a signal or a crossroad. This is the (4)____________ why pedestrian crossings and intersections are the (5)__________ places to cross. Children should cross (6)_________ at an intersection and use the pedestrian crossing. If they are in a small neighborhood where there is no (7)_________ should (8)____________the rule 'stop, look both ways and cross'. V. Read the passage and fill in the blank with the missing word. Transport in London is expensive. The fare depends on the length of the journey; you cannot buy or book tickets in advance. Children under sixteen pay half, and those under five travel free. You usually buy bus tickets from the conductor, but some buses you pay the driver. Most London buses are double-deckers. On the underground railway (or tube) you buy your ticket from the machine or ticket office, and give it up at the end of the journey. Not all trains from one platform go to the same place, so watch the signs. The last train leaves at 1.15 p.m. 1. The fare depends on the ……………. of the journey. A. way B. distance C. time 2. Children under five don’t have to ……………. when they use public transport. A. give B. pay C. buy 3. You should buy bus tickets from the ………… but on some buses you pay the driver. A. machine B. driver C. conductor 4. On the underground railway (or tube) you buy your ticket ……………. the machine or ticket office. A. from B. in C. on 5. Not all trains from one ……………. go to the same place, so watch the signs. A. station B. platform C. railway VI. Read the passage and answer the following questions. The streets are crowded with traffic. Taxis are bringing tired people from the airport and the train stations to the hotels. They hope to sleep a few hours before their busy day in the big city. Trucks are bringing fresh fruit and vegetables into the city. Ships are bringing food and fuel to the harbor. By seven o’clock in the morning, the streets are filled again with people. Millions of people live in the big city, and millions of people who work in the big city live in the suburbs, the commuters, are hurrying to get to their offices. Everyone is in a hurry. Some stop only to drink a cup of coffee. Others stop to buy a morning paper or to have breakfast. The noise of traffic gets louder. The policemen blow their whistles to stop the traffic or to hurry it alone. 1. Where do taxis often take people from? 2. What are trucks bringing? And what about ships? 3. Who are commuters? 4. What do people often do when they are in a hurry in the early morning? 5. What do the policemen do to control the traffic? giúp mik vs