Nghia Tan Secondary School

Full name: ………………………………….…… Class: 9A…..

REVISION FOR THE SECOND MIDTERM TEST - GRADE 9

A. CONTENTS: Units 7 – 8 – 9
1. VOCABULARY
- Natural wonders
- Tourism
- Aspects of languages
- English language learning
2. GRAMMAR
- Reported speech
- Relative pronouns
- Defining relative clauses
3. READING
- Read the passage and choose the best answer to fill in the blank.
- Read the passage and choose the correct answer.
- Put the sentences in the correct order.
4. WRITING
- Choose the sentence that is closest in meaning to the original sentence.
- Choose the sentence that is made from the given cues.
5. LISTENING: Units 7, 8, 9 (Getting started & Skills 2)

B. PRACTICE
PHONETICS
Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from that of the others.
Question 1. A. paradise B. destination C. risk D. majestic
Question 2. A. together B. agency C. imagine D. geological
Question 3. A. experience B. exciting C. expedition D. explore
Question 4. A. shortage B. luggage C. package D. teenage
Question 5. A. reason B. consist C. establish D. question
Question 6. A. vocabulary B. standard C. language D. grammatical

Choose the word whose stress is pronounced differently from that of the others.
Question 7. A. carry B. flora C. possess D. fauna
Question 8. A. encourage B. discover C. majestic D. recognize
Question 9. A. ideal B. public C. awesome D. curious
Question 10. A. fabulous B. dangerous C. delicious D. glutinous
Question 11. A. collection B. energy C. finally D. equity
Question 12. A. bilingual B. concentric C. connection D. estimate

VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR

Choose the best answer to fill in the blank.
Question 13. I’m sure you will be amazed by the _________ of the Atacama Dessert.
A. landscape B. land C. backdrop D. territory
Question 14. He suggested we _________ a while before making any firm decisions.
A. waiting B. wait C. waited D. to wait
Question 15. The new government has made a positive _________ to the overall success of the environmental
project.
A. contributing B. contribution C. contributor D. contribute

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Question 16. Victoria Falls _________ over 5,600 feet and drops up to 354 feet into the Zambezi River gorge
below.
A. threatens B. reaches C. stretches D. mentions
Question 17. Lilly asked me _________ the Harbor of Rio de Janeiro was one of the natural wonders.
A. where B. whether C. what D. when
Question 18. Kevin wanted to know _________ the largest island of Korea.
A. if Jeju Island was B. was Jeju Island
C. if Jeju Island is D. if it is Jeju Island
Question 19. Cat Ba National Park _________ a wide range of underwater and inland biosystems.
A. establishes B. possesses C. explores D. owes
Question 20. A: Can I borrow your book?
B: “_________”
A. Certainly. You can’t. B. Yes. Why don’t you?
C. Never. I forget. D. Sure. Here you are.
Question 21. I’m looking for a souvenir shop _________ sells traditional handicrafts.
A. where b. who C. which D. what
Question 22. Vatican is the city _________ buildings are recognized as UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
A. whose B. whom C. who D. which
Question 23. _________ tours aren’t my cup of tea. I prefer to do everything on my own.
A. Self-guided B. Package C. Grand D. Sightseeing
Question 24. Are there any _________ flights from Vietnam to the Maldives?
A. domestic B. worldwide C. local D. international
Question 25. The best way to _________ the countryside is on foot.
A. explore B. travel C. return D. guide
Question 26. The guide _________ led this guided tour was very knowledgeable about the local history.
A. which B. whom C. who D. whose
Question 27. The Four Seasons Resort, _________ offers stunning ocean views, is highly rated by guests.
A. which B. who C. that D. whom
Question 28. - Lan: “Good luck with your English exam.” - Tom: “_________”
A. Congratulations! B. I beg your pardon.
C. Thanks, I’ll try my best. D. That sounds great.
Question 29. One example of _________ words is the word “ballet”, which comes from French.
A. lent B. borrowed C. compound D. foreign
Question 30. Another way of conceptualizing learning in English is to view it through the lens of the various
_________ of the subject.
A. rules B. varieties C. standards D. models
Question 31. Our school invited some famous _________ to be the judges for an English debating contest.
A. coaches B. linguists C. doctors D. accountants
Question 32. Many English words have origins _________ trace back to Latin and French.
A. who B. which C. whose D. whom
Question 33. Linguists _________ analyse the historical development and variations.
A. whose English language they study
B. who study the English language
C. that they study the English language
D. studied the English language
Question 34. Minh: “I heard you have a big presentation tomorrow. _________” - Linda: “Thanks so much.”
A. I promise I’ll try my best. B. I appreciate your compliment.
C. I wish you all the best of luck. D. Don’t worry about me.
Question 35. The article was about the different varieties _________ English spoken throughout the world.
A. in B. of C. from D. among
Question 36. Susan __________ a bit of Korean when she was living here.
A. looked up B. went over C. picked up D. took in

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READING
Read the following passage and choose the best answer A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct word or phrase
that best fits each of the numbered blanks.
Ha Long Bay is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and popular travel (37) _________ in Quang Ninh
Province, Vietnam. The bay features thousands of limestone karsts and isles in (38) _________ shapes and
sizes. Ha Long Bay is a center of a larger zone which (39) _________ Bai Tu Long Bay to the northeast, and
Cat Ba Island to the southwest.
Ha Long Bay has an area of around 1,553 km², including 1,960 - 2,000 islets, most of (40) _________
are limestone. The core of the bay has an area of 334 km² with a high density of 775 islets. The limestone in
this bay has gone through 500 million years of (41) _________ in different conditions and environments. The
evolution of the karsts in this bay has taken 20 million years (42) _________ the impact of the tropical wet
climate.
Question 37. A. situation B. destination C. direction D. ground
Question 38. A. various B. ruinous C. exciting D. original
Question 39. A. offers B. includes C. consists D. covers
Question 40. A. them B. those C. whom D. which
Question 41. A. formation B. foundation C. establishment D. contribution
Question 42. A. in B. of C. for D. under

Read the following passage and choose the best answer A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct word or phrase
that best fits each of the numbered blanks.
Mass tourism is a form of tourism that involves tens of thousands of people going to the same place
often at the same time of year. It is the most (43) _________ form of tourism as it is often the cheapest way to
go on holiday and it (44) _________ many people every year. This kind of tourism has both advantages and
disadvantages.
On the one hand, mass tourism creates jobs for local people and helps develop the (45) _________ as a
whole. It is also a very good way to introduce local cultures to the world and in turn local people can learn
about and understand other cultures.
On the other hand, mass tourism can seriously (46) _________ the environment. When too many people
visit one place at a time, it increases the amount of rubbish and pollution. Communities can also be affected if
visitors do not respect local (47) _________ and customs. The government are striving to find the most feasible
solutions (48) _________ not only diminish the drawbacks but also promote the development of tourism.
Question 43. A. serious B. popular C. suitable D. effective
Question 44. A. attracts B. invites C. provides D. excites
Question 45. A. economy B. economic C. communal D. community
Question 46. A. promote B. develop C. damage D. balance
Question 47. A. crafts B. businesses C. situations D. traditions
Question 48. A. whose B. which C. when D. what

Read the following passage and choose the best answer A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct word or phrase
that best fits each of the numbered blanks.
English is a (49) _________ language spoken by a lot of people around the world. Approximately 1.5
billion people speak English as a native or as a second language. However, when it comes to understanding the
difference between American English (AE) and British English (BE), it is not uncommon to find even native-
English speakers getting (50) _________.
One of (51) _________ differences between BE and AE is in terms of vocabulary. In the UK, for
example, they call it a flat, while in America it’s an apartment. British go on holiday, while Americans go on
vacation. Some of the other common words like trousers, lorry, university and chips come under BE while for
AE they correspond to pants, truck, college and fries.
Another significant difference is the (52) _________ of certain words, such as color in AE instead of
colour in BE. Verbs that are spelt with ize or ise in BE are always spelt as ize in AE. For example, it is apologize
or apologise in BE but in AE, it is always apologize.

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 Aside from spelling and vocabulary, there are certain grammar differences between BE and AE. For
instance, in AE, collective nouns are considered singular (e.g. The band is playing). In contrast, collective nouns
can be (53) _________ singular or plural in BE, although the plural form is most often used (e.g. The band are
playing). The British are also more likely to use formal speech, such as shall, whereas Americans (54)
_________ the more informal will or should.
Question 49. A. modern B. regional C. global D. national
Question 50. A. confusing B. confusion C. confusable D. confused
Question 51. A. more evident B. the most evident C. the least evident D. less evident
Question 52. A. pronunciation B. rhythm C. intonation D. spelling
Question 53. A. both B. only C. neither D. either
Question 54. A. favour B. dislike C. ignore D. disagree

Read the following passage and choose A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct answers to each of the following
questions.
The Gobi Desert
The Gobi Desert is located in both Northern China and Southern Mongolia, covering a total area of 1.29
million km². The name “Gobi” in Mongolia means “a waterless place”. The annual rainfall is about 18 cm.
Gobi has rapid temperature changes, both seasonally and daily. Summer months bring temperatures of up to
50℃ whilst in the winter months, temperature can drop to below - 40℃. This is also where some of the world’s
first fossilised dinosaur eggs were found.
Tourists who want to explore the Gobi Desert should travel in jeep cars with local drivers or by camel.
They can admire a dramatic rocky landscape, high and dunes, and see some of the unique Gobi Desert animals
such as the Jerboa, Snow Leopard, and Siberian Ibex. They should also visit ancient ruins and oasis
communities, as well as meet the nomadic people whose ways of life remain untouched by Western influence.
However, the Gobi Desert is not without the threat. It is still growing at an alarming rate, causing the
loss of valuable grassland. The Chinese government is currently planting the Green Wall of China, which is a
line of forest, with the hope to slow down the expansion of the desert.
Question 55. What is the total area of The Gobi Desert?
A. Over 1.29 million km² B. 1.29 million km²
C. Nearly 1.29 million km² D. 1.39 million km²
Question 56. According to the passage, who should visitors meet when they visit the Gobi Desert?
A. nomadic people B. western businessmen
C. ancient families D. other visitors
Question 57. A problem with the Gobi Desert is _________.
A. the untouched local lifestyle B. the growing loss of animals
C. its alarming expansion D. the slow growth of new forests
Question 58. The word annual in paragraph 1 is CLOSEST in meaning to _________.
A. everyday B. yearly C. every month D. every week
Question 59. Which of the following is NOT true about the Gobi Desert?
A. People discovered fossils of dinosaur eggs there.
B. Tourists should drive their Jeep cars across the Desert.
C. The landscape is rocky, with high sand dunes.
D. Camels are a good means of transportation there.
Question 60. The word ancient in paragraph 2 is OPPOSITE in meaning to _________.
A. traditional B. old-fashioned C. modern D. in the past

Read the following passage and choose A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct answers to each of the following
questions.
What is Sports Tourism?
Sports tourism is travelling from one region, country, state, etc. to engage or participate in a sports-
related activity. Sports tourism combines the passion for sports with the desire to experience new experiences
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 While sports tourism has not always been extremely popular, it is definitely on the rise. A recent report
estimates the value of the global sports tourism market was $587.87 billion in 2022. The industry is expected
to grow at a rate of 17.5% by 2030. The popularity of events like the Olympic Games, the NBA, and the FIFA
World Cup have contributed to this growth. While these events have economic short-term benefits for an area,
they can be a catalyst for longer-term tourism development opportunities.
In 2004, the World Tourism Organisation (WTO) and the International Olympic Committee (IOC)
issued a joint statement that illustrates the strong dynamic between sports and tourism, "Tourism and sports are
interrelated and complementary. Sport - as a professional, amateur or leisure activity - involves a considerable
amount of travelling to play and compete in different destinations and countries. Major sporting events, such
as the Olympic Games, football and rugby championships and auto racing have become powerful tourism
attractions in themselves - making a very positive contribution to the tourism image of the host destination".
Question 61. Sports tourism is the combination of __________.
A. the love for nature and the passion for new experiences.
B. the passion for new destinations and the desire for new experiences.
C. the love for sports and the desire for new experiences.
D. the love for new experiences and the passion for new destination
Question 62. Why is sports tourism becoming increasingly popular?
A. The global sports tourism market of $587.87 billion in 2022.
B. The increasing popular sports events.
C. The growth rate of 17.5% through 2023.
D. Economic short-term and long-term benefits.
Question 63. What is illustrated in the 2004 joint statement?
A. WTO and the IOC are dynamic.
B. Tourism and sports are unrelated but supplementary.
C. Tourism and sports are one and the same.
D. Tourism and sports are interrelated and complementary.
Question 64. Which is NOT included in major sporting events?
A. horse racing B. rugby championships C. football championships D. auto racing
Question 65. What is meant by powerful tourist attractions?
A. The destinations are economic powers.
B. The host destinations are rich.
C. The host nations are enhanced with a tourism image.
D. The hosts make a very positive contribution.
Question 66. The word considerable is OPPOSITE in meaning to _________.
A. insignificant B. extensive C. huge D. sizeable

Read the following passage and choose A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct answers to each of the following
questions.
English as a global language
People often talk about English as a global language or lingua franca. With more than 350 million
people around the world speaking English as a first language and more than 430 million speaking it as a second
language, there are English speakers in most countries around the world. Why is English so popular, though?
And why has it become a global language?
People often call English the international language of business, and it’s increasingly true as
international trade expands every year, bringing new countries into contact. Most multinational companies
require a certain degree of English proficiency from potential employees so in order to get a position with a top
company, more and more people are learning English.
If your ambitions lie in science or medicine, you can’t neglect English either. Much of the technical
terminology is based on English words, and if you want to learn about the latest developments and discoveries
from around the world, you’ll read about them in journals and research reports published in English, no matter
whether the scientists who wrote them are from China or Norway.

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 If you want a career in travel, English is absolutely essential. As the international language of aviation,
pilots and cabin crew all need to speak English. Even if you’re not up in the air, speaking English accurately
will ensure you are able to communicate with clients and suppliers all over the world.
So, what’s stopping you from learning this global language? With all the English resources available
on the internet and so many other English speakers around the world to practice with, there’s never been a
better time to start learning English. Pick up a book, learn a few words, or even start a course today and take
your first steps towards becoming one of nearly 800 million English speakers in the world.
Question 67. What is the main idea of the passage?
A. The history of the English language.
B. The reasons why English is a global language and its importance in various fields.
C. How many people speak English worldwide.
D. The challenges of learning English as a second language.
Question 68. Why do more and more people are learning English?
A. be hired by a top company
B. expand international trade
C. require a certain degree
D. make contact with foreigners.
Question 69. The noun “steps” used in the phrase “take your first steps” means _________.
A. movements B. action C. feet D. solution
Question 70. Which of the following statements is NOT true in the passage?
A. Speaking English fluently is necessary even if you are on the ground staff.
B. You can learn English from online resources or other English speakers.
C. It’s better to take online English classes than physical classes.
D. There are nearly 800 million English speakers, both as first and second language.
Question 71. Why is English important if you want to pursue a medical career?
A. Because all journals of the world are published in English.
B. Because most medical research was written by English scientists.
C. Because medicine conferences are often held in English.
D. Because many medical terms are English.
Question 72. The word “essential” is OPPOSITE in meaning to _________.
A. important B. vital C. crucial D. worthless

Put the sentences (a-c) in the correct order, then fill in the blank to make a logical text in each question from
73 to 76.
Question 73. We are planning a trip to see some amazing natural wonders around the world. _________.
a. The trip will include visits to the Grand Canyon, the Great Barrier Reef, Mount Everest, and Victoria Falls.
b. Then, we will start our adventure on July 1st, and it will last for two weeks. Our itinerary includes guided
tours and free time for personal exploration.
c. This trip will be a fantastic chance to see natural wonders and take wonderful photos.
A. a – b – c B. a – c – b C. c – b – a D. c – a – b
Question 74. Choose the sentence that most appropriately ends the text (in Question 73).
A. To join us, please sign up by June 15th. We hope you can come and enjoy these incredible places!
B. Finally, it only costs you 200$ to join.
C. Last but not least, you won’t never regret joining with us.
D. Last but not least, if you pay 200$ you can never forget the memorable trip.

Question 75. Our school held a Health Day last month which was a great success. _________.
a. They designed the day to include free health checks and advice on staying healthy for everyone.
b. Three months ago, the school managers planned this day to help everyone understand the importance of
health.
c. Many students and teachers took part in the official day and learnt a lot.
A. c – a – b B. b – c – a C. c – b – a D. b – a – c

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Question 76. Choose the sentence that most appropriately ends the text (in Question 75).
A. However, our school canceled the official day because of the bad weather.
B. Therefore, our school decided to organize healthy days every six months.
C. The health checks were only available for teachers, so few students came.
D. Finally, our school managers decided to put off the official day last month.

Read the following announcement and choose A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct option that best fits each
of the numbered blanks from 77 to 84.
DISCOVER THE PYRAMIDS OF GIZA!
The Pyramids of Giza are one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Located (77) _________ Egypt,
these incredible pyramids have stood for thousands of years and are a symbol of ancient engineering.
What you’ll see:
● Great Pyramid: The largest of the pyramids, built as a tomb for a pharaoh.
● Ancient Sphinx: A giant statue with the body of (78) _________ lion and the head of a king.
● Desert scenery: Experience the beautiful desert landscape around the pyramids.
Visit the Pyramids of Giza and step back in time to (79) _________ one of the world’s (80) _________ ancient
wonders!
Question 77. A. at B. in C. on D. over
Question 78. A. a B. an C. the D. X
Question 79. A. visit B. visiting C. visited D. visits
Question 80. A. most great B. great C. greatest D. greater

School Announcement
School Assembly
There will be a school assembly in the (81) _________ on Monday, January 22 nd at 9:00 AM. The assembly
will cover important topics for the upcoming semester.
Science Fair
Our annual Science Fair will (82) _________ on Friday, February 16 th.. Students are encouraged to start
preparing their projects.
Health and Safety
As always, we remind everyone to follow health and safety guidelines. (83) _________ you are ill, contact
your class monitor or your homeroom teacher (84) __________.
Question 81. A. auditorium b. classroom C. gymnasium D. stadium
Question 82. A. hold B. have held C. be held D. be holding
Question 83. A. Should B. Were C. Had D. If
Question 84. A. immediate B. immediating C. immediately D. immediated

Read the following sign or notice and choose A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the
following questions from 85 to 88.
Question 85. What does the notice say?
A. The IT course starts on 1st October.
B. The IT course covers hardware, software, networking and
security.
C. The IT course is for advanced learners.
D. The IT course does not provide a certificate.

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Question 86. What does the sign say?
A. Please take off your shoes when entering this place.
B. You don’t have to wear shoes in this place.
C. Please put on your shoes when entering this place.
D. You can’t buy any shoes in this place.

Question 87. Who is this message for?

A. Pupils who are feeling not well
B. Pupils who couldn’t go to a lesson
C. Pupils who would like to help their friends
D. The student who does not want to study

Question 88. What does the notice say?

A. Bring food to cook
B. Take lots of photos
C. Tell Tom if they want to join
D. Remember to bring soft drinks

Four phrases/ sentences have been removed from the text below. For each question, choose A, B, C, or D to
indicate the correct option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 89 to 96.
At 2,315 miles (3,726 kilometres), the Missouri River is nearly as long as the Mississippi River, into
which it flows. Together the Missouri and the Mississippi form one of the world’s longest river systems.
There are seven major dams and dozens of smaller dams on the Missouri. (89) _________. They also
create reservoirs, or artificial lakes, behind them. The reservoirs store water that is needed for cities and for
irrigation of crops. Irrigation is important because most of the regions around the river have a fairly dry climate.
In addition to producing electricity, the dams on the Missouri are also used to control the water level of
the river. (90) _________. At other times, water is released to keep the water level high enough for barges to
float downstream. By changing the natural flow of water in the Missouri, (91) _________. They have affected
the depth and temperature of the water in different parts of the river. Such changes have made it difficult for
some species, or types, of plants, animals, and fish to survive. A few wildlife species in the region are now
endangered, (92) _________.
A. Sometimes water is held back to prevent floods
B. The dams use water from the river to produce electricity
C. which needs much effort from the government to save them from extinction
D. dams and reservoirs have altered the river’s ecosystem
Question 89. _________ Question 90. _________ Question 91. _________ Question 92. _________

Face-to-face conversation is a two-way process. You speak to me, (93) _________. Two-way
communication depends on having a coding system that is understood by both sender and receiver, and an
agreed convention about signaling the beginning and end of the message. (94) _________. the convention that
one person speaks at a time may seem too obvious to mention. In fact, the signals used in conversation and
meetings are often non-verbal. (95) _________. A sharp intake of breath may signal the desire to interrupt,

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catching the chairman’s eye may indicate the desire to speak in a formal setting like a debate, a clenched fist
may indicate anger. (96) _________.
A. For example, lowering the pitch of the voice may mean the end of a sentence
B. When these visual signals are not possible, more formal signals may be needed
C. I reply to you and so on
D. In speech, the coding system is the language like English or Spanish
Question 93. _________ Question 94. _________ Question 95. _________ Question 96. _________

WRITING
Choose A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct sentence which is closest in meaning to the original one.
Question 97. The best time to visit Trang An is from February to April when the weather is nice and rice fields
are green.
A. Visiting Trang An in February is the best because the weather is very nice.
B. From February to April, many people visit Trang An to take photos of green rice fields.
C. Those who visit Trang An between February and April can enjoy nice weather and rice fields ready for
harvest.
D. Visitors should visit Trang An between February and April to enjoy nice weather and green rice fields.
Question 98. By exploring the caves in Trang An, scientists discovered human activities more than 30,000
years ago.
A. Scientists occupied the caves in Trang An to explore humans of more than 30,000 years I ago.
B. Scientists' exploration of the caves reveals that there were human activities in Trang An more than 30,000
years ago.
C. By exploring the caves, humans lived in Trang An more than 30,000 years ago.
D. More than 30,000 years ago, ancient scientists discovered some caves in Trang An where humans lived.
Question 99. Although visitors can reduce stress in a package tour, they have to follow a fixed itinerary.
A. Despite visitors reducing stress in a package tour, they have to follow a fixed itinerary.
B. Despite reducing stress in a package tour, visitors have to follow a fixed itinerary.
C. Although reducing stress in a package tour, visitors have to follow a fixed itinerary.
D. Visitors can reduce stress in a package tour, despite they have to follow a fixed itinerary.
Question 100. A self-guided tour requiring more time and effort is often selected by the young.
A. A self-guided tour who requires more time and effort is often selected by the young
B. A self-guided tour where requires more time and effort is often selected by the young.
C. A self-guided tour which requires more time and effort is often selected by the young.
D. A self-guided tour that require more time and effort is often selected by the young.
Question 101. A man got on the bus. He was carrying a big cat in the box.
A. The man which was carrying a big cat in the box got on the bus.
B. The man whom was carrying a big cat in the box got on the bus.
C. The man who was carrying a big cat in the box got on the bus.
D. The man got on the bus whom was carrying a big cat in the box.
Question 102. Chau can speak both English and Japanese perfectly.
A. Chau is bilingual in English and Japanese.
B. Chau is good at learning both English and Japanese.
C. Chau can use perfect English and Japanese.
D. Chau practises speaking English and Japanese regularly.

Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the sentence that is made from the given cues
in each of the following questions.
Question 103. clown/ look/ funny/ can’t help/ burst out/ laugh/.
A. The clown look very funny, so we can’t help burst out laughing.
B. Clowns looked so funny, and we can’t help burst out laughing.
C. The clown looked funny, and we couldn’t help bursting out laughing
D. The clown looks so funny that we can’t help to burst out laughing.

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Question 104. guard/ not permit/ enter/ cave/ without/ tour guide/.
A. A guard does not permit you to enter the cave without tour guide.
B. The guard does not permit you enter the cave without a tour guide.
C. The guard did not permit you entering the cave without a tour guide.
D. The guard will not permit you to enter the cave without a tour guide.
Question 105. One day/ I/ visit/ Mount Fuji/ which/ Japan’s most iconic natural wonder.
A. One day, I will visit Mount Fuji, which is Japan’s most iconic natural wonder.
B. One day, I will visit Mount Fuji which is Japan’s most iconic natural wonder.
C. One day, I will visit Mount Fuji which of Japan’s most iconic natural wonder.
D. One day, I will visit Mount Fuji, which of Japan’s most iconic natural wonder.
Question 106. In recent years/ there/ be/ a lot of/ tourism development/ Asia/ the Middle East.
A. In recent years, there are a lot of tourism development from Asia to the Middle East.
B. In recent years, there was a lot of tourism development from Asia to the Middle East.
C. In recent years, there have been a lot of tourism development from Asia to the Middle East.
D. In recent years, there has been a lot of tourism development in Asia and the Middle East.
Question 107. When/ arrive/ guide/ tell/ story/ a cruel king.
A. When arriving, the guide was telling the story about a cruel king.
B. When we arrived, the guide was telling the story about a cruel king.
C. When we were arriving, the guide told the story about a cruel king.
D. When to arrive, a guide was telling the story about a cruel king.
Question 108 You/ shouldn’t/ look/ the meaning/ all the words/ when reading/ text.
A. You shouldn’t look for the meaning of all the word when reading a text.
B. You shouldn’t look over the meaning all the words when reading a text.
C. You shouldn’t look up the meaning of all the words when reading a text.
D. You shouldn’t look after the meaning all the words while reading a text.

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