Luyện nghe Tiếng Anh 9 Global Success Unit 4
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Task A. Listen to the lecture and take notes on a separate piece of paper. Then choose the correct answer.
1. Where did Ferdinand Magellan die?
A. Portugal B. The Philippines
C. North Carolina D. Australia
2. Which of the following is CORRECT about Vasco de Gama?
A. He was a relative of Magellan.
B. He was in fact a Fillipino.
C. He led the first ship from Europe to India.
D. He died in 1460.
3. What happened in 1584?
A. Vasco da Gama founded the British Empire.
B. Captain James Cook was born.
C. Sir Walter Raleigh founded the first English colony in America.
D. Ferdinand Magellan ruled Portugal.
4. Who claimed Australia as part of the British Empire?
A. Captain James Cook B. Walter Raleigh
C. Vasco da Gama D. Ferdinand Magellan
Task B. Listen to the lecture and take notes on a separate piece of paper. Then choose the correct answer.
5. Which of the following was TRUE about the Byzantine Empire?
A. It fell in A.D. 476.
B. It came after the Roman Empire.
C. It was an ancient empire in Egypt.
D. It was a well-known empire in the history.
6. What was the former name of the capital city of Turkey?
A. Constantinople B. Constantine
C. Istanbul D. Ottoman
7. How has the population of Istanbul grown since Constantine’s time?
A. from 10 million to 330 million B. from 476 to 30,000
C. from 30,000 to 10 million D. from 1,453 to 30 million
8. Who moved the capital of the Roman Empire from Rome to Constantinople and when?
A. Emperor Ottoman in 1453
B. the emperor of the Eastern Roman Empire on May 29th
C. Emperor Byzantine in A.D. 476
D. Emperor Constantine in A.D. 330
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