The English language began (11) ___________ England, of course. But when people went form England to (12) ___________ countries, they brought their language with them. The first English people to come to North America (13) __________ many things that they did not know about before, especially different kinds of animals and plants. So they took the (14) __________ for these plants and animals from the people (15) ___________ were already leaving in America - the Indians. “Raccoon” (gấu mèo), “skunk” (chồn hôi), “tomato”, and “tobacco” (thuốc lá) are all American - Indian words. Other people from Europe and also came to America at the (16) ___________ time as the English, or even before them - the French, the Dutch, and especially the Spanish. The Spanish (17) ___________ the first Europeans to live in the American West. Because of this, many words that tell about the West (18) _________from Spanish, such as “canyon” (hẻm núi), “mesa” (bàn), “bronco” (phế quản), and “mustang” (ngựa hoang). Also, many of the Indian words in American English were taken up (19) __________ the Spanish first, and then borrowed into English after that. Later on, many other (20) ____________ brought words to American English. These words include “cookie” from Dutch, “butter” from French and “banjo” (đàn banjo) from Bantu, a West African language. 11. A. in B. at C. on D. of 12. A. newly B. other C. much D. lot 13. A. watched B. looked C. saw D. heard 14. A. languages B. vocabulary C. tongue D. words 15. A. that B. which C. who D. whose 16. A. part B. same C. full D. ancient 17. A. is B. are C. was D. were 18. A. come B. comes C. coming D. to come 19. A. along B. with C. at D. by 20. A. words B languages C. nations D. countries