Bài kiểm tra số 1 môn Tiếng Anh Lớp 10 - Unit 14: The world cup (Kèm đáp án)

UNIT 14: THE WORLD CUP
TEST 1
I. Write the word from its spelling.
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 3. /ta:sk/	.......................... 	7. /@'tr&kt/ 	.......................
 4. /'li:gal/ 	.......................... 	8. /g@Ul/	.......................
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II. Where is the stress on each of the following words? Put the word in the correct column.
cup 	magazine 	consider 	Japan 	together
popular 	federation 	professional 	participate 	Japanese
champion 	world 	competition 	continent 	German
nation 	attraction 	defeat 	ambassador 	volunteer
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III. Complete the sentences with the appropriate form of the words in parentheses.
1. Shakespeare is an..........................famous playwright.	(international)
2. Hue is..........................one of the world's culture heritages. 	(consider)
3. Is shea..........................or an amateur singer? 	(profession)
4. Which football team won the World Cup 2004........................? 	(champion)
5. He came first in the poetry...........................	(compete)
6. This is the most ..........................and reliable newspaper that I've ever read. 	(inform)
7. ~ What's your nationality? ~ I'm a............................	(Japan)
8. It wasn't very.....................of you to slam the door in his face. 	(friend)
IV. Choose the most suitable tense.
1. Why are you going to buy / will you buy a new mountain bike?
2. Look out! That tree will fall / is going to fall.
3. Let me know as soon as Louise will get / gets here.
4. Great news! Jean and Christ will come / are coming to stay with us.
5. According to this timetable, the bus is going to arrive / arrives at 6.00.
6. The doctor says I will have / am going to have a baby!
7. Don't worry! I'm going to fix / I'll fix it tomorrow.
8. I feel terrible. I think I'm going to be sick / I'll be sick.
V. Fill in each gap with ONE suitable word.
Football is the most popular game in Britain. You can see that if you go to one of the important (1)...... Young and old people (2)......and cheer for one side or the other. Nearly every school has its football (3).....and every boy in Britain knows much about the game. He can tell you the name of the (4).....in most important. teams. He has a picture of them and knows the (5)......of many matches.
 In Britain the football (6)......begins in the middle of August, usually on the second Saturday and ends on the last Saturday in April. At the (7)......of the season all the school football teams and the professional teams (8).....very hard. They want to win their matches.
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5. ........................... 6. ........................... 7. ........................... 8. ...........................
VI. Complete the sentences with a preposition from the box. Careful! Some are used more than once.
of – about – to – in – with – for – on
1. I don't think you're right. I don't agree.......you at all.
2. I'm not interested........going to a restaurant tonight. Let's cook dinner at home.
3. We might have a picnic. It depends........the weather.
4. What are you listening........?
5. If you have a problem, talk......the teacher.
6. ~ What did you talk.......? ~ The weather and sports.
7. ~ What do you think........Peter? ~ I really like him.
8. Where's the cashier? I'd like to pay.......this book.
VII. Read the passage and then answer the questions below.
FOOTBALL
 The idea of two teams pushing backwards or forwards to each other began in ancient Egypt as a ceremony celebrating good harvests. The Roman army of Julius Caesar brought it to Britain, where people quickly began to play it. Today's association football, or soccer; comes directly from the Roman football. The word "soccer" came from an abbreviation of "association", which students called "Assoc".
 The first description of English football appeared in 1175 in London. Rules of those days were not as strict as they are today, and games frequently ended in fights with broken arms and legs and even deaths. The number of players could exceed 500 and a game could last a day.
 The birth of modern football took place in London in October 1863 when the Football Association was formed, and in the following few years most of the rules as we know them were adopted. Today, big football games in England are played at Wembley Stadium, a few miles from the centre of London. 
1. Where did the idea of football begin?
2 Who brought the idea of football to Britain?
3. Where did the word "soccer" come from?
4. When was football first described in Britain?
5. Were rules of those days as strict as they are today?
6. How long could it last?
7. When was modern football born?
8. Where are big football games in England played?
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