PHIẾU HỌC TẬP SỐ 7– MÔN TIẾNG ANH LỚP 9A4 - 9A5 Từ ngày 13/04/2020 đến 18/04/2020 I. Hình thức yêu cầu: 1. Ôn lại phần ngữ pháp (B. Grammar) tiết trước. 2.Vận dụng làm bài tập. II.Thời gian hoàn thành và hình thức nộp bài: 1. Chụp lại vở viết và nộp qua vnedu.vn. 2. Thời gian nộp: Trước 21h00 thứ 7 ngày 18.4.2020. *Lưu ý: Hs phải tham gia học Tiếng Anh trên truyền hình. Nếu có phần nào chưa rõ cần giáo viên hướng dẫn, liên hệ với GVBM theo sđt: 0914263258. Bài 1: Chọn từ thích hợp điền vào chỗ trống Bowl call come dress eat give Lived make name peel play see throw windows October 31 st is Halloween. On this day children in Britain and USA (1)________up as a witches and ghosts. They also (2)___________lamps out of pumpkins and put the, in the (3)_________. Then they go to the people’s doors. They (4)__________out: “ Trick or treat”. When people don’t (5)________________them a treat they play a trick on them There also Halloween parties where they (6)_______________games. Such a game is “ apples on the strings” where people have to (7)______________ apples hanging from a sytring without using their hands. Another game is “ bobbing the apples”. There you have to get apples out of a (8)____________ without using their hands. A third game if “ fortune telling”. Therefore you have to (9)____________an apple and (10)_______________the long peel over your shoulder. Then look at the peel and try to (11)______________ a letter. This is the first letter pf the person’s (12)______________________ you are going to marry Halloween goes back many years when the Celts (13)___________________in England. They thought that at this night the ghosts of the dead (14)____________back Bài 2: Đọc đoạn văn dưới đây và trả lời câu hỏi East Somalia’s prolonged the shortage of rain, which has already caused food supply to failand brought unemployment in farming areas, could also affect the production of electricity, and thus reduce the output from the nation’s mines. The mining industry, and especially copper mining, uses a huge amount of electricity and is almost completely dependent on the government Electricity Supply Commission. But the Commission has recently asked the mines what would happen if electricity supplies were reduced by ten, twenty or thirty percen The Commission’s power stations which reduce the electricity using coal as fuel, are mostly situated near the large coalfields of Eastern Province. But this area has little water so the cooling towers at the power stations have to be supplied with water from elsewhere. The problem now is that water levels in all rivers and lakes have fallen dangerously low and, in some cases, are well below the intake pipes which feed into the pipelines which supply the cooling towers. In a separate attempt to solve the problem, engineers are spending some forty million dollars on building a series of small dams across the Haro river. It is hoped that these dams will make the water level at the Malawa Dam rise so that water can then be pumped through a new pipeline to the power stations. This will take time and it is now the dry season. Very little rain falls before October or November, and after a shortage which has lasted for four years and is believed to be the worst in two centuries, nobody can say whether the rain will be sufficient. The amount of electricity and water used by the mines has tended to increase in recent years. The mines which produce about half the country’s export earnings, need electricity in order to pump fresh air through their workings and to drive machines which crush vast quantities of rock. Each mine also has to provide accommodation for as many as three thousands workers. 1. How might East Somalia’s lack of rain affect electricity supplies and mining? A. Copper mines are having to use less electricity B. Coal supplies are failing to reach power stations C. Electricity supplies to mines may be cut by up to thirty percent. D. Copper mines may be unable to pump water by October. 2. Where does Electricity Supply Commission produce most of its electricity? A. Along the Haro River B. Near the copper mines C. At the Malawa Dam D. In Eastern Province 3. The action that the engineers are taking . A. may not help if the rain is sufficient B. will become effective towards the end of the year C. should get enough water to the mines D. will use up a lot of electricity 4. The engineers aim to . A. change the direction of the Haro river B. keep more water at the Malawa Dam C. get more water into the Haro river D. dig out artificial lakes near the dam 5. Why are the copper mines important to East Somlia? A. They train many skilled mechanics. B. Each mine employs approximately 3,000 people C. Their costs and production are rising. D. They bring in fifty percent of what the country earns.