bsjenksndidbdh Ex 5. Choose the best answer A, B, U or D to voou..,TEENAGE TEACHERS,People may think teenagers are too young to be in charge of a class when they're still students themselves, but that s nor,true. Sixteen- year- olds are (1)_____teaching lessons to primary school,children in a new government scheme which allows school leavers to work as teaching assistants in primary schools.,They recently introduced new rules (2)_____have allowed all primary school teachers to have more,time during the school day for preparing lessons, but this sometimes means that teachers have less time for teaching. Now,teenagers fill the gap. They take (3)_____ two- year course, starting when they're 1..When they,enter the lesson as teachers rather than students, they (4) _____to quickly put into practice the skills they learned while,they were studying.,The government believes that about 18,000 teenagers could get jobs in this way. However, many people believe that young,teenagers will not make suitable teachers.,Question 1. A. currently B. newly C. recently D. previously,Question 2. A. who B. which C. whom D. whose,Question 3. A. an B. a C. the D. many,Question 4. A. may B. can C. have D. will,EX 6. indicate the correct word that best fits each of the numbered blanks.,How to choose the career,There comes a point in everyone's life when we (1) _____ to start making our career decisions. Usually it,is after leaving school, college or university. The problem is that there is such a vast choice to consider. Many of these will,not be (2) _____ interests to you at all. Choosing a suitable career needn't be something you gamble too much with,because you spend a large part of your life at work. If you have some clear ideas about the career (3) _____ that you,think you'd like to follow, talk to people who are doing that job to gain some enlightenment about what the job really,involves, (4) _____ good and bad. What you really need to look for is a job that can (5) _____ your own,individual needs and interests. Job satisfaction is widely believed to be one of the most important things.,1. A. had B. have C. had had D. were having,2. A. in B. of C. by D. on,3. A. break B. route C. path D. high,4. A. either B. all C. neither D. both,5. A. indicate B. associate C. generate D. accommodate,Ex 7. Read the following passage and choose the best answer.,We, humans, are used to thinking that our minds separate us from other animals. But new studies show that animals are,quite intelligent and sensitive. Animal intelligence isn't found only in mammals. It can be found in other animals, such as,birds.,Although we sometimes call people "birdbrains" as an insult, our feathered friends can be very smart. Some can solve,puzzles. For example, ravens can unite knots. Some birds can use tools. Some crows, for example, use twigs as spears.,Some birds can even use our language. An African Grey parrot named Alex does more than just imitate human sounds. This,parrot can name dozens of objects. It also seems to understand the ideas of "same", different", and "amount".,Animals are able to feel emotion, too. This ability can be as painful for them as it is for humans. For example, some baboons,live in groups where the leaders control through fear. Low-ranking baboons can live in a constant state of stress. This stress,can cause health problems, just as it does in humans. Some animals feel sadness when a family member dies. Elephants,show interest even in decade-old elephant bones. Like humans, they are connected to each other in many ways.,Adapted from "The Animal Mind Smart and Sensitive"Note: baboon (n): khi đầu chó,1. What would be another title for the passage?,A. African Grey Parrots Are Sensitive Too B. Stress as a Health Problem for Birds,C. Humans and Animals Share Similar Intelligence D. The Human Mind Birds,2. What details in the text support the idea that birds are smart?,A. Birds show interest and live in constant stress. B. Birds have their own language and use twigs as spears.,C. Some birds use tools and imitate human sounds D. Birds have large brains and feel stress,3. What can you conclude about baboon societies?,A. Baboons are different from other monkeys. B. Baboons fight all of the time.,C. Baboons are a lot like birds. D. Baboons feel emotions,4. How can Alex, the parrot, understand human sounds?,B. Because he has practice a lot. B. Because he is very intelligent.,C. Because he mimics whatever he hears. D. Because he grew up in a pet store.,Teacher Tram Tran 2

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bsjenksndidbdh Ex 5. Choose the best answer A, B, U or D to voou..,TEENAGE TEACHERS,People may think teenagers are too young to be in charge of a class when they&#x27;re still students themselves, but that s nor,true. Sixteen- year- olds are (1)_____teaching lessons to primary school,children in a new government scheme which allows school leavers to work as teaching assistants in primary schools.,They recently introduced new rules (2)_____have allowed all primary school teachers to have more,time during the school day for preparing lessons, but this sometimes means that teachers have less time for teaching. Now,teenagers fill the gap. They take (3)_____ two- year course, starting when they&#x27;re 1..When they,enter the lesson as teachers rather than students, they (4) _____to quickly put into practice the skills they learned while,they were studying.,The government believes that about 18,000 teenagers could get jobs in this way. However, many people believe that young,teenagers will not make suitable teachers.,Question 1. A. currently B. newly C. recently D. previously,Question 2. A. who B. which C. whom D. whose,Question 3. A. an B. a C. the D. many,Question 4. A. may B. can C. have D. will,EX 6. indicate the correct word that best fits each of the numbered blanks.,How to choose the career,There comes a point in everyone&#x27;s life when we (1) _____ to start making our career decisions. Usually it,is after leaving school, college or university. The problem is that there is such a vast choice to consider. Many of these will,not be (2) _____ interests to you at all. Choosing a suitable career needn&#x27;t be something you gamble too much with,because you spend a large part of your life at work. If you have some clear ideas about the career (3) _____ that you,think you&#x27;d like to follow, talk to people who are doing that job to gain some enlightenment about what the job really,involves, (4) _____ good and bad. What you really need to look for is a job that can (5) _____ your own,individual needs and interests. Job satisfaction is widely believed to be one of the most important things.,1. A. had B. have C. had had D. were having,2. A. in B. of C. by D. on,3. A. break B. route C. path D. high,4. A. either B. all C. neither D. both,5. A. indicate B. associate C. generate D. accommodate,Ex 7. Read the following passage and choose the best answer.,We, humans, are used to thinking that our minds separate us from other animals. But new studies show that animals are,quite intelligent and sensitive. Animal intelligence isn&#x27;t found only in mammals. It can be found in other animals, such as,birds.,Although we sometimes call people "birdbrains" as an insult, our feathered friends can be very smart. Some can solve,puzzles. For example, ravens can unite knots. Some birds can use tools. Some crows, for example, use twigs as spears.,Some birds can even use our language. An African Grey parrot named Alex does more than just imitate human sounds. This,parrot can name dozens of objects. It also seems to understand the ideas of "same", different", and "amount".,Animals are able to feel emotion, too. This ability can be as painful for them as it is for humans. For example, some baboons,live in groups where the leaders control through fear. Low-ranking baboons can live in a constant state of stress. This stress,can cause health problems, just as it does in humans. Some animals feel sadness when a family member dies. Elephants,show interest even in decade-old elephant bones. Like humans, they are connected to each other in many ways.,Adapted from "The Animal Mind Smart and Sensitive"Note: baboon (n): khi đầu chó,1. What would be another title for the passage?,A. African Grey Parrots Are Sensitive Too B. Stress as a Health Problem for Birds,C. Humans and Animals Share Similar Intelligence D. The Human Mind Birds,2. What details in the text support the idea that birds are smart?,A. Birds show interest and live in constant stress. B. Birds have their own language and use twigs as spears.,C. Some birds use tools and imitate human sounds D. Birds have large brains and feel stress,3. What can you conclude about baboon societies?,A. Baboons are different from other monkeys. B. Baboons fight all of the time.,C. Baboons are a lot like birds. D. Baboons feel emotions,4. How can Alex, the parrot, understand human sounds?,B. Because he has practice a lot. B. Because he is very intelligent.,C. Because he mimics whatever he hears. D. Because he grew up in a pet store.,Teacher Tram Tran 2

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