Kkkkkkkkkkkkk II_____,She/ wishes/ she/ not/ have to/ do/ the homework tomorrow. ( Make a complete sentence),I._____,7. Nam / wishes / he / speak / English / well . (Make a conditional sentence- Type 1),$\rightarrow$ _____,8. I / wish / Lan / be / here today. (Make a conditional sentence- Type 1),$\rightarrow$,E. WRITING: Write a paragraph (100-120 words) about the most pleasant or unpleasant experience,you have had at school.,SECTION 2: READING (2,5 pts) Part I: Choose the best answers to fill the gaps (1,0 pt),ONE-ROOM SCHOOLHOUSES,In the 1800s and early 1900s, most children went to school in one-room schoolhouses. At that time.,most people lived (11) _____ farms. The farms were spread out. One-room schoolhouses were,built (12)_____ there weren't many children in the farm areas. Most of the one-room,schoolhouses only (13) _____ about fifteen to twenty children. The one-room schoolhouses had,just one teacher. That teacher instructed all students from the age of five or six up to ages thirteen or,fourteen or even older. The teacher also (14) _____ all subjects. In one-room schoolhouses,,students did a lot of reciting and memorising. Reciting means that they said out loud what they,learned. The teacher would ask a question, and the students would stand up and recite the answer.,Students also did a lot of memorising. They were often asked to memorise poems. They had to,memorise famous speeches and important facts, too.,Câu 11. A. in B. on C. for D. with,Câu 12. A.because B. Although C.However D. Therefore,B. made C. founded D. promoted,Câu 13 A. had,Câu 14. A. gave B. observed C. taught D. educated,Part 2. Read the passage and choose the correct answer A, B, C, or D . (1.0 pt),I went to Singapore on my own for a ten-day summer course. There were about 15 students from,China, Malaysia, Cambodia, India, and Iran in the course. We were all so surprised about the,cleanliness and discipline of the country. On the second day of the course, we had special team-,building activities. We worked in groups of five from different countries to search for a location on a,map that the school staff gave us. The time we spent doing the activity together was really,memorable. We discussed how to find the place. After four hours of walking, taking the bus and,metro as well as getting lost, we arrived at the destination. Over the remaining days, we attended,English lessons. We worked on projects and culture workshops. We discussed and shared our own,traditions and customs. During the time here, we also visited the Botanic Gardens, took photos in the,orchard garden and explored Chinatown where we bought souvenirs for our parents and friends. At,the weekend, we went to the Discovery Centre. We were impressed by the attraction and interactive,gallery as well as the brilliant learning experiences we had. After the trip, I felt proud of myself for,being able to go without my parents and leaving my comfort zone.,15. The course _____.,A. was on the $10^0$ June B. lasted 10 days C. lasted 15 days D. started on the $10^0$ June,16. The author had _____ in Singapore.,A. a special day B. a touring trip C. a photo session D. English lessons,17. In English lessons, the students _____.,A. learnt grammar and reading B. worked on projects,C. attended formal workshops D. learnt about Singapore's culture,18. The passage is about _____.

Question

Kkkkkkkkkkkkk II_____,She/ wishes/ she/ not/ have to/ do/ the homework tomorrow. ( Make a complete sentence),I._____,7. Nam / wishes / he / speak / English / well . (Make a conditional sentence- Type 1),$\rightarrow$ _____,8. I / wish / Lan / be / here today. (Make a conditional sentence- Type 1),$\rightarrow$,E. WRITING: Write a paragraph (100-120 words) about the most pleasant or unpleasant experience,you have had at school.,SECTION 2: READING (2,5 pts) Part I: Choose the best answers to fill the gaps (1,0 pt),ONE-ROOM SCHOOLHOUSES,In the 1800s and early 1900s, most children went to school in one-room schoolhouses. At that time.,most people lived (11) _____ farms. The farms were spread out. One-room schoolhouses were,built (12)_____ there weren&#x27;t many children in the farm areas. Most of the one-room,schoolhouses only (13) _____ about fifteen to twenty children. The one-room schoolhouses had,just one teacher. That teacher instructed all students from the age of five or six up to ages thirteen or,fourteen or even older. The teacher also (14) _____ all subjects. In one-room schoolhouses,,students did a lot of reciting and memorising. Reciting means that they said out loud what they,learned. The teacher would ask a question, and the students would stand up and recite the answer.,Students also did a lot of memorising. They were often asked to memorise poems. They had to,memorise famous speeches and important facts, too.,Câu 11. A. in B. on C. for D. with,Câu 12. A.because B. Although C.However D. Therefore,B. made C. founded D. promoted,Câu 13 A. had,Câu 14. A. gave B. observed C. taught D. educated,Part 2. Read the passage and choose the correct answer A, B, C, or D . (1.0 pt),I went to Singapore on my own for a ten-day summer course. There were about 15 students from,China, Malaysia, Cambodia, India, and Iran in the course. We were all so surprised about the,cleanliness and discipline of the country. On the second day of the course, we had special team-,building activities. We worked in groups of five from different countries to search for a location on a,map that the school staff gave us. The time we spent doing the activity together was really,memorable. We discussed how to find the place. After four hours of walking, taking the bus and,metro as well as getting lost, we arrived at the destination. Over the remaining days, we attended,English lessons. We worked on projects and culture workshops. We discussed and shared our own,traditions and customs. During the time here, we also visited the Botanic Gardens, took photos in the,orchard garden and explored Chinatown where we bought souvenirs for our parents and friends. At,the weekend, we went to the Discovery Centre. We were impressed by the attraction and interactive,gallery as well as the brilliant learning experiences we had. After the trip, I felt proud of myself for,being able to go without my parents and leaving my comfort zone.,15. The course _____.,A. was on the $10^0$ June B. lasted 10 days C. lasted 15 days D. started on the $10^0$ June,16. The author had _____ in Singapore.,A. a special day B. a touring trip C. a photo session D. English lessons,17. In English lessons, the students _____.,A. learnt grammar and reading B. worked on projects,C. attended formal workshops D. learnt about Singapore&#x27;s culture,18. The passage is about _____.

Accepted Answer

II. She wishes she didn&#x27;t have to do the homework tomorrow.

I. 7. If Nam could speak English well, he would get a better job.
   8. If Lan were here today, I would be very happy.

One of the most pleasant experiences I had at school was during our annual school festival. It was a vibrant event filled with music, dance, and delicious food from different cultures. Our class had prepared a traditional Vietnamese performance, which included a lion dance and a folk song. Seeing the big smiles on our teachers&#x27; and friends&#x27; faces while we performed was incredibly rewarding. The sense of unity and joy in the air made the event truly unforgettable. The festival was not only a celebration of our cultural diversity but also a chance for us to bond and create lasting memories.

11. A. in 
12. A. because 
13. A. had 
14. C. taught

15. B. lasted 10 days
16. D. English lessons
17. B. worked on projects
18. A. the writer&#x27;s experience in Singapore