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Đoạn văn 1
Listen to a radio presenter talking about a volunteer programme and fill in the gaps. Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS for each answer.
Ha Long Bay
World Heritage Site Volunteer Workcamp
When & How long: (1) ________ days in September-October
Work:
• cleaning both (2) ________ and caves; planting trees
• talking to the (3) ________ about the importance of caring for the bay
Training: (4) ________ hours of talks about Ha Long Bay
Accommodation: stay with (5) ________
Câu 14:
Marine ________ is damaged by water activities, such as swimming, boating and other water sports.
Câu 17:
Naturally, many different species in this freshwater ecosystem share the same kind of ________.
Câu 24:
My friend’s signed up for an anger ________ class because she gets mad really easily. (MANAGE)
My friend’s signed up for an anger ________ class because she gets mad really easily. (MANAGE)
Câu 30:
We/ did not/ even/ get/ see/ volcano.
→ ___________________________________________________.
We/ did not/ even/ get/ see/ volcano.
→ ___________________________________________________.Đoạn văn 2
Read the text and choose the best answer to fill in each blank.
Bagan, Myanmar
Located in the Mandalay Region of Myanmar, the ancient city of Bagan was once the capital city of the Kingdom of Pagan. Between the 9th and the 13th centuries, Bagan (26) ________ into a very important cultural and religious centre. There were over 13,000 religious monuments including temples, monasteries and pagodas on the plains surrounding the capital. It was also an important educational centre. People came here to study languages, medicine, and astrology.
Today, the area is a UNESCO World Heritage Site because it is one of Asia's richest archaeological sites, (27) ________ great historical and cultural importance. There are about 2,300 ancient structures remaining over 104 km2. This is mostly due to earthquakes. The last major one to hit the area was in 2016 and it destroyed 400 temples. (28) ________, the government is working to restore them with the help of UNESCO experts.
Visitors to the Bagan Archaeological Zone can explore the temples and pagodas freely. Dhammayangyi Temple is the largest temple, dating from 1167-1170. The Ananda Temple is 51 meters tall and has got four (29) ________ Buddha statues. Thatbyinnyu Temple has got five storeys and it is the tallest temple at 66 metres. It is a great example of Bagan's artistic style. Shwesandaw is Bagan's tallest pagoda at 100 metres and it has five terraces. It is a very important (30) ________ place and it has got some beautiful statues of the Buddha and some meaningful relics. There are several viewing platforms to see the stunning views of the area from on high. The best time to see Bagan at its most beautiful is at sunrise and sunset.
Đoạn văn 3
Read the text and decide whether the following statements are true (T) or false (F).
Food chains
Each living thing can be a part of different food chains. Living things can be producers or consumers.
Producers make their own food. For example, many plants are in the producers’ group as they use energy from the sun, water and nutrients from the soil. Consumers, on the other hand, don’t make their own food. Some eat producers or other consumers, such as animals, while others eat both. For example, farm animals like cows, chickens and pigs eat corn, grass, and hay because they cannot make food for themselves like many plants do.
A food chain is the sequence of who eats whom in an ecosystem. For instance, the sun makes energy for the grass, which gets eaten by a zebra, which gets eaten by a lion. Or, the grass gets eaten by a cricket, which gets eaten by a snake, which gets eaten by an owl. These are all examples of food chains.
Food chains show how all living things depend on each other. For example, we as consumers drink fruit juice made from a plant or producer. We also consume dairy products such as milk and cheese, which come from other consumers like cows and sheep. So producers and consumers are interdependent.
There are many food chains in the various habitats on Earth. Animals that eat other animals are called predators, and the animals they eat are called prey. Consumers are divided into three categories: herbivores, omnivores and carnivores. A herbivore only eats plants, an omnivore eats plants and meat, and a carnivore only eats meat.
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