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IV. Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first one 1. People in the community often **get on with** one another so that they can follow the same craft. 2. After the trip, you **come back to** the harbor to take a boat trip to Hoi An. 3. We arrived late, and didn't have much time **to look around** the place to see what is there before dinner. 4. This necklace was **handed down to** my mother by my grandmother. 5. The holiday was a complete surprise - I only **found out about** it the day before we left. III. Điền cụm động từ thích hợp vào chỗ trống (chia thì nếu cần). 1. My grandmother often **hands down** her traditional recipes to me. 2. We need to **cut down on** the amount of plastic we use. 3. I usually **get on with** my neighbors quite well. 4. After finishing the tour, we had some free time to **look around** the souvenir shops. 5. The old stories have been **passed down** from generation to generation. 6. Oh no, we’ve **run out of** milk! I need to buy some more. III. Complete the sentences with the words / phrases given below. 1. All of their carpets are made **by hand** in Pakistan. 2. It is our duty to **preserve** the planet for future generations. 3. He performs several important **functions** within the organization. 4. I have asked my **neighbour** to water the plants while I am away. 5. A high school knee injury probably shortened his football **career**. 6. The **craft village** is famous for its pottery. 7. The flowers are chosen for their delicate **fragrance**. 8. I have asked him to **shorten** my grey trousers. 9. She is involved in the production **process** from start to finish. 10. There were lots of kids in my **neighbourhood** when I was growing up. 11. The Grand Canyon is Arizona's biggest **attraction**. 12. The gardens have recently been restored to their **original** glory. I. Fill in each blank with a suitable question word. 1. We don't know **where** to put the sofa. 2. No one could tell me **how** to start the engine. 3. The rules did tell us **who** to speak to in case of an emergency. 4. I had no idea **what** to write my home paper about. 5. I didn't know **whether** to laugh or cry in that situation. 6. I wonder **how** to use this machine. 7. He couldn't decide **whether** to accept the job or not. III. Fill in each blank in the passage with the correct word given below. For generations throughout history, the Vietnamese people gathered in communal villages surrounded by the rice fields. However, many farmers also learned to produce useful (16) **handicrafts** for their daily lives from clay, bamboo, and other natural (17) **materials**. A number of villages developed a certain (18) **craft** for the local market or to bring into local towns or capital cities for sale. This was the origin of the Vietnamese handicraft trade villages. These craft villages have undergone periods of varying success and failure throughout the 20th century. Some craft villages have developed and preserved their best skills and designs. In the craft village hall, the trade villagers often worship and periodically pay their (19) **respects** to the sacred craft (20) **master** of handicraft, who has exploits in founding, teaching or preserving the particular designs that the villages produce. II. Choose the correct answer A, B, C or D to complete the sentences. 6. We must encourage the planting of new trees and **B. preserve** our existing forests. 7. She is known to many people in the world - she is a(n) **A. world-famous** actress. 8. I need to find **C. out** more about these night courses. 9. The British Museum is one of London's most popular tourist **D. attractions**. 10. One of the **C. neighbours** complained about the noise from the party.