Đề số 16 ôn thi môn Anh vào lớp 6 trường Ngôi Sao

2/18/2023 6:00:00 AM

Choose the word which has the underlined part pronounced differently from the others.

  • leave

  • learn

  • speak

  • teach

Choose the word which has the underlined part pronounced differently from the others.

  • impressed

  • disappointed

  • wished

  • stopped

     

Choose the word which has the underlined part pronounced differently from the others.

  • proud

  • loud

  • sound

  • route

Choose the word which has the underlined part pronounced differently from the others.

  • post

  • busy

  • swim

  • spacious

Choose the word which has the underlined part pronounced differently from the others.

  • vehicle

  • behaviour

  • house

  • homeless

Are you _____ to wait for me when I go shopping?

 
  • such patient
  • so patient
  • enough patient
  • patient enough

My children don't mind _____ me do the household chores.

  • to helping
  • help
  • helping
  • to help

It can be very _____ for my father to work outside for a long time.

  • tired
  • tiring
  • tire
  • tiredness

She is very good _____ tennis. She never loses when playing with her friends.

  • at
  • for
  • of
  • on

Looking down at the coral reef, we saw _____ of tiny, multi-coloured fish.

  • teams
  • flocks
  • schools
  • swarms

It was pitch-dark in the attic. I could see _____.

  • nothing
  • anything
  • anybody
  • somebody

Ha Long Bay is considered one of the _____ beautiful sites in Viet Nam.

  • much
  • most
  • more
  • many
My younger sister _____ dressed and _____ her teeth herself at 6.30 every day.
  • is getting/brushing
  • gets/brushes
  • gets/brushing
  • is getting/brushes

We’re going to have a picnic _____ Sunday morning. Would you like to come?

  • in
  • on
  • at
  • of

He bought _____ books and then left for home.

  • much
  • a few
  • a lot
  • a little

"Where is Daisy?" - "I don't know, she _____ be out shopping."

  • should
  • might
  • must
  • will
Different people never read a book in _____ same way.
  • a
  • an
  • the
  • ∅

_____ they moved to the city five years ago, they still remember living in a small town.

  • Although
  • Because
  • Since
  • In order that
This soup does not ______ right. Did you forget to put in onions?
  • cook
  • make
  • create
  • taste

When I’m away from home, I _____ my children very much.

  • miss
  • lose
  • love
  • forget

My little brother is always ______ of sleeping alone so my mother has to be with him until he falls asleep.

  • favorite
  • lack
  • scared
  • fond
My grandfather often _____ to the radio to get the latest news.
  • talks
  • watches
  • hears
  • listens

The little girl is very _____. She always says "Thank you” and “Please".

  • polite
  • lonely
  • safe
  • quick

Listening is the most difficult language _____ for me to master.

  • step
  • way
  • skill
  • job

Thinh learns English very _____. He always gets good marks.

  • well
  • slowly
  • badly
  • goodly

Rearrange the words in a correct order to make a complete sentence.

violin/ used/ play/ the/ he/ a/ when/ to/ child./ My uncle/ was/

  • My uncle used play to the violin when he was a child.
  • My uncle was to play the violin when he used a child.
  • My uncle used to play a violin when he was the child.
  • My uncle used to play the violin when he was a child.

Rearrange the words in a correct order to make a complete sentence.

invite/ make/ Keith/ to/ can/ but please/ You/ messy./ our house,/ don't/ your room

  • You can to invite Keith your room, but please don't make our house messy.
  • You can invite Keith to our house, but please don't make your room messy.
  • You can make Keith invite to our house, but please your room don't messy.
  • You can make your room to our house, but please don't invite Keith messy.

Rearrange the words in a correct order to make a complete sentence.

their harmful effects/ The boy/ his health./ always/ soda/ to eat/ and drink/ wants/ despite/ on/ fast food

  • The boy always wants eat fast food and drink soda despite on their harmful effects to his health.
  • The boy always wants to eat fast food and drink soda despite their harmful effects on his health.
  • The boy wants to eat fast food and always drink soda despite their harmful effects on his health.
  • The boy always wants their harmful effects to eat and drink soda despite fast food on his health.

Rearrange the words in a correct order to make a complete sentence.

it/ I/ looking/ when/ to/ the exhibition/ forward/ opens./ am/ visiting

  • I am visiting the exhibition to looking forward when it opens.
  • I am looking forward to it when visiting the exhibition opens.
  • I am looking forward to visiting the exhibition when it opens.
  • I am looking forward the exhibition to visiting when it opens.

Rearrange the words in a correct order to make a complete sentence.

are/ try/ avoid/ on/ I/ because/ going shopping/ the stores/ so/ to/ Saturdays/ crowded./

  • I try to avoid going shopping on Saturdays because the stores are so crowded.
  • I try going shopping to avoid on the Saturdays because stores are so crowded.
  • I try avoid on Saturdays to going shopping because the stores are so crowded.
  • I avoid to try going shopping because the stores on Saturdays are so crowded.

Rearrange the words in a correct order to make a complete sentence.

stories/ hearing/ real/ to/ my/ events/ in/ fictional/ free time./ I/ prefer/ about/ reading

  • I prefer to hearing about fictional stories in reading my real events free time.
  • I prefer reading about fictional stories to hearing real events in my free time.
  • I prefer reading fictional stories to hearing about real events in my free time.
  • I prefer hearing about real events in reading fictional stories to my free time.

Rearrange the words in a correct order to make a complete sentence.

The/ my students/ is/ all/ difficult/ it/ that/ of/ math/ cannot/ question/ answer/ correctly./ so

  • The math question is so difficult that all of my students cannot answer it correctly.
  • The math question is so difficult my students that all of it cannot answer correctly.
  • The math question is difficult so that all my students cannot answer of it correctly.
  • The math question is difficult that all of my students cannot answer it so correctly.

Choose the sentence that is CLOSEST in meaning to the sentence given.

''What are you going to do after school, Anne?'' Kevin asked.

  • Kevin asked Anne what was she going to do after school.
  • Kevin asked Anne what she was going to do after school.
  • Kevin wanted to know what Anne will do after school.
  • Kevin wanted to know what would Anne do after school.

Choose the sentence that is CLOSEST in meaning to the sentence given.

Mary is crazy about her new puppy.

  • Mary has a really crazy dog.
  • Mary really likes her new puppy.
  • Mary is tired of her new puppy that is really crazy.
  • Mary hates her new puppy because of its craziness.

Choose the sentence that is CLOSEST in meaning to the sentence given.

This drink helped the restaurant become famous. 

  • After being famous, the restaurant sells this drink.
  • The restaurant is famous for selling this drink.
  • The restaurant is famous to sell this drink.
  • This drink makes the restaurant to become famous.

Read the story below and answer the questions.

“I want to go camping like you and Dad did a few weeks ago,” Betsy said to her older sister Amy. “I will like it.”

“I am not so sure, Betsy,” Amy explained. “You need to be older, and you have to be brave in the forest. I think that wild animals will scare you.” This made Betsy angry. If her sister could do it, she could, too! She wanted to show Amy that she was brave.

“Amy, we can ask mom if we can camp out tonight in the yard behind our house. I can show you that I can stay out there the whole night and not be scared.”

“That is a good idea, Betsy. And when you get scared, I will be there to take care of you!” Amy said. Betsy wanted to show that Amy was wrong.

That night, Betsy and Amy were in a tent behind their house. They used two small flashlights to read books to each other. Amy tried to scare her sister, but Betsy was not scared.

Suddenly, Betsy saw a dark shadow covering the side of the tent. She smiled because she knew that the shadow belonged to their cat, Max. Betsy turned to Amy, and Amy's eyes were wide open. Amy shouted, "Wild animal! Wild animal!" Max burst into their tent, happy to see the children. Betsy was happy, too. She showed that she was not afraid to go camping.

 
What is the story about?
  • Taking care of a pet
  • Learning how to play a new game
  • Camping behind a house
  • Showing Betsy's bravery
Where did Amy go with her dad?
  • To the forest
  • To the park
  • To the school
  • To the yard
Why did Betsy smile at the end of the story?
  • Because she saw her father.
  • Because she knew the cat was outside the tent.
  • Because she saw a wild animal.
  • Because she knew Amy was scared of Max.

Read the following e-mail then choose the best answer to each question below.

Dear Mr. Stevens, 

I'm proud to tell you that I've finally finished my essay for the city contest. I feel really satisfied with it. I was just about to submit it when I saw that I'm required to turn in a copy that's been graded by an English teacher. Since you recommended the contest to me, I was hoping that you'd be willing to take a look at the essay. The essay wasn't written specifically for your class, but I know you'll give me useful feedback. It's not very long and I'd really appreciate it.

If you don't think you have time to do it, do you have any recommendations for a teacher that might? The contest rules aren't specific. They simply say that the essay has to be graded by an English teacher teaching in the Waring school system. I just moved to Waring at the start of this year, so I don't know any teachers besides you. I think my old teachers would be happy to grade it, but they don't work in Waring. Plus, I'm not in contact with them anymore.

I'd be happy to e-mail you my essay or print out a copy and give it to you at school. I understand that you're busy, but hope that you can help me out. I'd really like to enter this contest. Thank you. 

Sincerely,
Jessica 

 Why did Jessica write this e-mail?

  • To be friendly with her teacher
  • To win a very important contest
  • To get her essay graded by a teacher
  • To ask for her teacher's health

Why couldn't Jessica send an e-mail to other teachers to ask for help?

  • Because Mr. Stevens was the only one she knew in Waring.
  • Because her essay was written while she was in Waring.
  • Because she changed school early this year to Waring.

Read the passage and choose the correct answer.

SPACE HOLIDAY

Are you thinking of going on holiday in space? Well, you may not be able to go to the Moon, but you could consider a space tour! This kind of ‘holiday’ allows people to stay in space in a space station. Of course, it’s very expensive and you’d have to be a millionaire to afford it!

First of all, it costs 30 million dollars! Secondly, there’s a pretty long waiting list - there are no free places for some years. Finally, you have to be very fit and healthy and do a lot of training to prepare yourself before you can go on this kind of holiday.

So, why do people want to travel in space? Well, the answer seems to be the excitement and the fun of seeing Earth from above. Astronauts have described the view of Earth from space as absolutely breathtaking. Also, if you have enough to go on this kind of holiday, imagine the stories you’ll be able to tell your friends.

If you’re feeling a bit down about not being able to be a space tourist, there is some hope for you in the future. Some people are now looking into the ideas of space hotels. Some Japanese designs look very exciting. If they are built, they will offer all the things you expect in a hotel. It will be interesting to see what they will be like. 

For now, you will have to forget space holidays unless you are rich. I don’t know about you, but I’m going to visit a nice beach and relax in the sun. Maybe if I stay late, I can imagine I’m on the Moon as well!

Which of the following is a good title for this reading?

  • Space Holiday: Is it possibly true
  • The Reasons You Should Go on a Space Holiday
  • Space Holiday: Ready for Everyone Now
  • Space Holiday: the Moon Destination

Which of the following is NOT true, according to paragraph 2?

  • A space holiday may cost you thirty million dollars.
  • You cannot have a place on the holiday for some years.
  • You have to be in good health to go on this kind of holiday.
  • You don’t need any training before a space holiday.

The word “they” in paragraph 4 refers to _____.

  • space hotels
  • Japanese
  • spaceships
  • space tours

The word “breathtaking” in paragraph 3 is closest in meaning to _____.

  • highly dangerous
  • really disappointing
  • extremely beautiful
  • extremely cold

Which of the following is TRUE, according to the passage?

  • If you are rich, you can go on a space holiday tomorrow.
  • The writer will have a holiday nearer to home.
  • Space hotel will definitely offer us holidays in the future.
  • Japanese scientists have successfully built some space hotels.