I. Choose the word which is stressed differently from the rest: 1. A. television B. reflection C. ceremony D. technical 2. A. unity B. carnival C. monster D. companion 3. A. generosity B. information C. imagination D. generation 4. A. belonging B. compliment C. manner D. evil 5. A. emperor B. fairy C. invader D.dragon II. Choose the correct answer for each sentence: 6. Many Vietnamese people believe that we _______go to the pagoda to pray for health and success. A. ought B. must C. have D. should 7. When she _________ little, she usually p_________ in the garden alone. A. was/ played B. was/ was playing C. is/ played D. is/ is playing 8. While the teacher, _______Mai_______ on her smart phone. A. taught/ played B. taught/ was playing C. was teaching/ played D. was teaching/ was playing 9. We_______ clean and decorate our house before Tet. It is our long-lasting tradition. A. may B. do not have to C. should not D. have to 10. _________ you visit a family on Tet, remember to give children some lucky money. A. Unless B. If C. So D. However 11. You_______ feel sad on Tet holiday. It may bring bad luck A. may not B. should not C. must D. have to 12. _______we were young, we usually dreamt of becoming princes or princesses. A. When B. Although C. So D. But 13. When she _________ the road, she _________ her childhood friend. A. crossed/ met B. was crossing/ met C. crossed/ met D. was crossing/ was meeting 14. _______she was poor, she was kind and generous. A. Otherwise B. Even though C. Nevertheless D. Moreover 15. Her mother was sick, _______she had to take care of her. A. but B. and c. so D. or 16. To start theparty, they_______ champagne all over the table. A. sprayed B. invaded c. commanded D. obliged 17. UNESCO has recognized the Hue_______ Court Music was recognized as a “Masterpieces of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity'’ in 2003. A. vital B. royal c. social D. moral 18. In the UK. you are not_______ to carry any form of identification. A. regretted B. obliged c. passed D. united 19. The prince managed to bring peace and_______ to the people of his nation. A. ceremony B. commemoration C. unity D. belonging 20. The festival is designed to_______ the diversity of the nation. A. accept B. offer C. defeat D. reflect 21. You should help the_______ with washing-up if you are close to him. A. host B. hostess C. ogre D. witch 22. He was turned into a rat by a wicked_______. A. witch B. ancestor C. companion D. woodcutter 23. You should teach your child more strictly. He has very bad table_______. A. cutleries B. types C. manners D. prongs ng 24. Every teacher paid her a c_________because she performed perfectly. A. commemoration B. unity C. command D. compliment 25. We went through a stone _______into the castle. A. archway B. course C. sense D. spot II. Read the passage and choose A, B, c, or D to complete each blank: The British generally (26) _______a lot of attention to good table (27) _______. Even young children (28) _______expected to eat properly with knife and fork. We eat most of our food with (29) _______. The foods we do not eat with a knife, fork or spoon include sandwiches, crisps, corn on the cob. (30) _______fruit. If you cannot eat a certain type of food (31) _______have some special needs, tell your (32) _______several days before the dinner party. If you are a guest, it is polite (33) _______ _______until your host starts eating or indicates you (34) _______do so. It shows consideration. Always chew and swallow all the food in your mouth (35) _______taking more or taking a drink. Always say thank you when served something. It shows appreciation. (http:/7resources. woodiands-junior. kent. sch. uk/customs/behaviourfood. html) 26. A. pass B. keep C. have D. pay 27. A. kinds B. clasps C. manners D. types 28.A. have B. are C. were D. had 29. A. cutlery B. knight C. filmstrip D. tip 30. A. nor B. and C. but D. so 31. A. yet B. therefore C. or D. but 32. A. glitch B. emperor C. family D. host 33. A. to wait B. wait C. waiting D. have to wait 34. A. ought B. must C. should D. have 35. A. after B. before C. until D. till