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Đề thi vòng 1 English Champion 2017 lớp 4

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Câu hỏi thường gặp - English Champion 2018

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ENGLISH CHAMPION 2017

ROUND 1 – GRADE 4

Time: 45 minutes

LISTENING SECTION

Part 1. Question 1-5.

You will hear five short conversations. You will hear each conversation twice. There is one question for each conversation. For each question, choose the right answer (A, B, or C).

Example: Which is the girl’s horse?

1. Where will the women meet tomorrow? -> B

2. What time was the man’s appointment? -> B

3. When will the man go to see the dentist? -> B

4. What will the girl cook? -> A

5. Where did the man stay on holiday? -> A

Part 2:

Listen to Susie talking to her friend Matt about going to the cinema. For each question, choose the right answer (A, B, or C). You will hear the conversation twice.

Example:

0. Who is going to the cinema with Susie?

A. Jane

B. Sam

C. Pete

______________________________________________________________

1. Which film will they see?

A. Sunny Day.

B. Field of Green.

C. Heart of Gold.

2. They are going to the cinema ______

A. by the market.

B. in the shopping centre.

C. opposite the park.

3. How will they get there?

A. By car.

B. On foot.

C. By bus.

4. Matt should meet Susie at ______

A. 3:45.

B. 4:15.

C. 4:20.

5. The cinema tickets will cost ______

A. £5.50.

B. £6.20.

C. £8.00.

READING SECTION

Part 1: Read the article about an animal, the otter.

Choose the best word (A, B, or C) for each space.

Otters

Not many people (1) ______ seen an otter. These animals live near rivers and make their homes from small pieces of wood. They usually come (2) _____ of their homes at night.

Otters are very good in the water and can swim at more than 10 kilometres (3)_______ hour. They have thick brown hair and this keeps them warm in the water. An otter can close its ears and nose. This means otters can stay under the water (4)______ several times. Twenty years ago, there were (5) ______ otters in Great Britain. The water in the rivers was so dirty that many fishes and insects died and the otter couldn’t find anything to eat. But today there is lots of food for them because the rivers are clean again.

1.	A. did	B. have	C. are
2.	A. out	B. off	C. away
3.	A. one	B. a	C. an
4.	A. since	B. for	C. during
5.	A. few	B. little	C. any

Part 2: Read the text and answer the questions.

Honeybee Communication

Honeybees communicate with each other by dancing. When a bee finds food in flowers or trees, it goes back to the hive and dances to the other bees. The dance tells the other bees where they can find the food, and how far away it is. There are three types of dances. The dances change to show how far and where the food is.

The round Dance: When the food is less than 50 meters away, the bee communicates only the direction of the food. When the other bees see the round dance, they understand that the food is not far. The only information they need to know is where to fly in order to find it.

The Semicircle (half-circle) Dance: When the food is found 50-150 meters from the hive the bee dances in a semicircle. Then, it moves in a straight line. This dance tells the other bees that the food is a bit far, and the straight line shows them the direction of the food.

The figure 8 Dance: When the food is more than 150 meters away, the bee dances the figure 8 dance. The bee then moves in a straight line, showing the direction of the food. The bee does the dance several times. It shakes its body and moves its wings quickly, making a buzzing sound. The bees understand that they have to travel far this time, since the food is at least 150 meters away.

More than 2,500 years ago, people knew that bees danced to send a message. But it was only in the 20th century that a German processor, Von Frisch, understood what the dances mean. He watched the honeybees for many years and learned about their method of communication. For his work in understanding the bee dance language, he received the Noble Prize in 1973.

1. Why does a bee dance when it finds food?

A. It sends the other bees a message.

B. The bee is happy.

C. It tells the other bees how much food it found.

2. A bee is dancing the semicircle dance. How far away is the food?

A. Less than 50 meters.

B. More than 150 meters.

C. Between 50 and 150 meters.

3. Bees make sounds using their ________

A. ears.

B. wings.

C. mouths.

4. Von Frisch received the Nobel Prize because________

A. he understood what bee dances mean.

B. he discovered how bees danced.

C. he showed that bees danced in three different ways.

5. The dancing of the honeybees is a form of ________

A. art.

B. communication.

C. sports.

Part 3: Read the article about some birds

Are sentences “Right” (A) or “Wrong” (B)? If there is not enough information to answer “Right” (A), or “Wrong” (B), choose “Doesn’t say” (C).

CANADA GEESE

Canada Geese are large blue and white birds. When autumn arrives, they have to fly south where the weather is warmer. The winters are so cold in Canada that the birds die if they stay there.

Last spring, Bill Lishman found sixteen young Canada Geese on his farm. They had lost their parents. Bill thought ‘These young birds won’t know what to do in the autumn.’

Bill had a small plane and he decided to teach the birds to follow him. All through the summer, he went on short trips in his plane and the young geese flew after him.

When the cold weather arrived in autumn, Bill flew to Virginia in the United States, 600 miles south of his home in Canada. The geese followed him all the way. Bill left the geese in Virginia and he returned home.

This spring, Bill was waiting for the birds to come back. They didn’t arrive, so Bill flew to Virginia to get them. He looked for them for two weeks but he couldn’t find them.

When he arrived back home, Bill found the geese waiting for him. They had found their way home without him!

1. Bill Lishman is a farmer.