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Tiếng Anh 9 Unit 6 Viet Nam Then And Now

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Bài 1. Read the passage, and choose the correct answer A, B, C or D for each question.

In the old days, Vietnamese roads were seen with bicycles and a few trucks. Now they are full of a variety of vehicles. The Vietnamese carry a huge load of a variety of goods up to over one hundred kilograms, especially during the war.

Time has gone by and fewer bikes are visible in the street. In big cities, many people think that bicycles belong to the inferior classes and seem unfashionable. That is why people often find it hard - psychologically and physically - to park their bikes when going to a modern cafe or shopping malls.

Motorbikes are the main mode of transport in Viet Nam, with 24 million of them in a country of 87 million people in 2009, one of the highest ratios in the world. More motorbikes of all brands have dominated the road. The mobility which motorbikes provide is so crucial to workers in big cities. Some youths try to show off with expensive motorbikes of famous brands. Almost anything can be transported on a motorcycle. The loads include baskets of fruits, tree trunks, live pigs, flocks of live ducks and stacked crates of raw eggs. Two thirds of Viet Nam's population of 85 million arc under 30, and the motorcycle has become the center of youth culture.

Question 1: Nowadays, bicycles ………….

A. become more visible in the streets

B. are looked down on by some people

C. are used in the war

D. can’t be parked outside a modern café

Question 2: The most important thing that makes motorbikes become the most popular means of transport in big cities may be that ………….

A. the Vietnamese often carry a huge load of a variety of goods

B. a large number of young people own motorbikes

C. there are expensive motorbikes with famous brands

D. young people can easily move around in big cities by motorbike

Question 3: According to the passage, all of the following arc true EXCEPT that ……….

A. the density of bicycles is still high

B. Viet Nam has one of the highest vehicle densities is the world

C. motorbikes are very popular among young people

D. bicycle was used as a means of transportation during the war

Question 4: We can infer from the passage that ……………

A. there are some regulations about transport by motorbike

B. expensive motorbikes of famous brands are dominating the road

C. the majority of Viet Nam’s population is young

D. cycling has become fashionable recently

Question 5: The word “dominated” in paragraph 3 is closest in meaning to …………..

A. controlled over a place

B. blocked a place

C. been the most obvious

D. played a role

Đáp án:

1. A

2. B

3. A

4. C

5. A

Bài 2. Choose the word or phrase among A, B, C or D that best fits the blank space in the following passage.

During the war, children wore straw hats to (1) …….. themselves from debris. Houses and schools were bombed and destroyed. Many children were made (2)….. and their schools had to be moved around or lessons sometimes had to (3)……. after dark to avoid being targeted by heavy bombing. Many schools had its roof (4)…….. with several layers of straw to withstand the (5)……… of the bombs. Life for children was very hard in both the North and South of Viet Nam during the war.

Young people were (6)…….. of their duty to serve their country. Even young girls took part in the war efforts by digging bomb shelters. Children took first-aid courses after school so that they could (7)………. injured people.

Childhood years of children born in the 1960s are (8)…….. As innocent children, they went to school (9)……… straw hats in the sounds of American jet fighters in the sky and the shots from Vietnamese anti-aircraft guns.

Nowadays, they are proud that they came through those hardships. They had their heads held (10)……… walking out of the war.

Question 1:

A.save

B.keep

C.protect

D.help

Question 2:

A.homemade

B.homeless

C.homelessness

D.homesick

Question 3:

A.place

B.take place

C.be happened

D.exist

Question 4:

A.cover

B.covering

C.covered

D.being covered

Question 5:

A.reasons

B.causes

C.actions

D.impacts

Question 6:

A.known

B.afraid

C.capable

D.aware

Question 7:

A.care for

B.take after

C.take care about

D.deal

Question 8:

A.unfortunate

B.unforgettable

C.forgettable

D.memorably

Question 9:

A.wear

B.to wear

C.wearing

D.that wear

Question 10:

A.high

B.highly

C.height

D.above

Đáp án:

1. C	2. B	3. B	4. C	5. D
6. D	7. B	8. B	9. C	10. B

Bài 3. Read the passage, and choose the correct answer A, B, C or D for each question.

Street Food Shoulder Poles on Saigon streets

Street food shoulder pole is familiar with Saigon people throughout many years. Nowadays it has become a special thing that makes travelers curious. In small areas of District 1 and District 3, we could count more than 100 vendors who earned money using shoulder poles. A shoulder pole, also called a carrying pole, is a yoke of wood or bamboo, used by people to carry a load. The vendors put their goods in two baskets from each end of the yoke.

In the downtown, we can meet young women with their shoulder poles. The baskets are covered with plastic wrap carefully to protect the foods from the street dust. In a tight space of one basket, she could mix the ingredients and bake the cake on a small charcoal which was defended by carton. The ready cakes were put in other basket.

In the morning or evening, on rainy or sunny day, Saigon streets are marked by shoulder poles of people from different regions of the country, which has become a unique part of Saigon. It has been said that it isn’t hard to live in Saigon if you work hard. With the carrying pole on shoulders, the vendor has turned it into a “store”. The reason is very simple, they don’t have enough money to open a real store. Every day these women continue their journey through Saigon streets under the sun and the rain, selling cheap things or street foods to earn money and feed their children.

1. A shoulder pole _______________.

A. is the connection between wood and bamboo

B. used to be called a carrying pole

C. is a bar made of wood or bamboo

D. is used to put goods on street vendor’s shoulders

2. Street food shoulder pole is ___________.

A. used by street vendors to carry things

B. a characteristic of District 1 and 3

C. used to make foreign travelers curious

D. a way for passer-by to have food

3. All of the following are true about shoulder poles EXCEPT that ____________.

A. street vendors can bake cakes there