Đề thi Tiếng Anh 8

Is polluted water safe for drinking?

What are the two sources of water pollution?

How does natural pollution occur?

Before a storm, each family should prepare an _______ with necessary things.

You have to _____________ your house to prevent the strong wind’s effects.

The government/ not take/ action/ reduce/ waste/ until/ pollution levels/ reach/ alarming heights.

Read the passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the questions below. One-click Shopping What can you buy online? These days you can buy food, cars, holidays and even a house with a few clicks and a credit card. In fact, it might be quicker to list the things that you can’t buy on the Internet. According to the statistics, 85% of Internet users have bought something online. In 2006, only 10% of the world’s population shopped on the Internet. Two years later the figure was 40% - that’s nearly 900 million shoppers. It’s easy to see why people are choosing their computer instead of the high street. With city centres getting more and more crowded, and things like petrol and parking getting so expensive, it makes sense to avoid the crowds and shop from home. There are often great deals on the internet, too. Of course, there are disadvantages to shopping for things online. You can’t try clothes on before you buy, so they can sometimes be the wrong size, or disappointing when they arrive. And of course, Internet shoppers have to be patient and wait for the goods to arrive. So will Internet shopping replace shopping in town completely? It’s hard to say, but most people think it won’t, even with more and more Internet offers and possibilities. In the UK shopping with friends or family has become one of the most popular leisure activities. Many people simply enjoy going shopping.Why do people prefer online shopping?

Read the passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the questions below. One-click Shopping What can you buy online? These days you can buy food, cars, holidays and even a house with a few clicks and a credit card. In fact, it might be quicker to list the things that you can’t buy on the Internet. According to the statistics, 85% of Internet users have bought something online. In 2006, only 10% of the world’s population shopped on the Internet. Two years later the figure was 40% - that’s nearly 900 million shoppers. It’s easy to see why people are choosing their computer instead of the high street. With city centres getting more and more crowded, and things like petrol and parking getting so expensive, it makes sense to avoid the crowds and shop from home. There are often great deals on the internet, too. Of course, there are disadvantages to shopping for things online. You can’t try clothes on before you buy, so they can sometimes be the wrong size, or disappointing when they arrive. And of course, Internet shoppers have to be patient and wait for the goods to arrive. So will Internet shopping replace shopping in town completely? It’s hard to say, but most people think it won’t, even with more and more Internet offers and possibilities. In the UK shopping with friends or family has become one of the most popular leisure activities. Many people simply enjoy going shopping.The word “disadvantages” in the text is CLOSEST in meaning to _____.

Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct option that best fits each of the numbered blanks. The most important factor that influences a person to go shopping is the needs or wants of the individual or people (17) ______ him/her. For example, everyone goes to the mall to buy basic necessities like food, clothes, health supplies and others. They will shop less if they have more mouths to feed and shop more if (18) ______ number of dependents is more. Secondly, a person cannot purchase anything unless he/ she has the monetary means to do so. This means that if one has more money, one will spend equally on luxury items and fundamental needs. (19) ______, a person with less (20) ______ stability will focus more on vital merchandise.

Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct option that best fits each of the numbered blanks. The most important factor that influences a person to go shopping is the needs or wants of the individual or people (17) ______ him/her. For example, everyone goes to the mall to buy basic necessities like food, clothes, health supplies and others. They will shop less if they have more mouths to feed and shop more if (18) ______ number of dependents is more. Secondly, a person cannot purchase anything unless he/ she has the monetary means to do so. This means that if one has more money, one will spend equally on luxury items and fundamental needs. (19) ______, a person with less (20) ______ stability will focus more on vital merchandise.

The storm will be moving north, around 10 km per hour and is expected to _____ the southeastern part of the Philippines.

Most convenience stores are located _____ busy street corners or at gas stations.

Lan and Hung are talking about the previous natural disasters in their country. Lan: “The earthquake yesterday destroyed their house.” - Hung: “_______”

While the farmers _____ on the field, the tornado _____ place.

The train _____ at 7:30 AM tomorrow, so we need to arrive at the station early.

As soon as he waved his hand, she turned away.

Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the sentence that is closest in meaning to the original sentence in each of the following questions.

Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the sentence that is closest in meaning to the original sentence in each of the following questions.

Put the sentences (a-c) in the correct order, then fill in the blank to make a logical text. Air pollution is becoming a major concern for many countries around the world. To reduce pollution, we must take action. ___.