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ĐỀ KIỂM TRA CUỐI KÌ II – MÔN: TIẾNG ANH LỚP 6

I. Listen to Peter talking about his dream house. Circle the correct answer A, B, or C. You will
listen TWICE.
1. How will Peter move through his house?
A. On foot. B. By car. C. By train.
2. What will Peter do in his living room?
A. Watch films.
B. Play computer games.
C. Sing a song.
3. How many swimming pools will there be in Peter’s house?
A. One. B. Two. C. Three.
4. What will be special about Peter’s car?
A. It can cook. B. It can swim. C. It can fly.
II. Listen to Mr. Wilson talking about tips for three R’s. Fill in each gap with NO MORE THAN
TWO WORDS. You will listen TWICE.
3R’s Actions
Reduce – (5) toys with friends
- borrow or rent books and movies
- buy (6) items
Reuse - bring along a reusable water bottle
- use (7) of the paper
Recycle - (8) presents with used papers
III. Read the text about e-sports. Circle the correct answer A, B, or C.
Millions of people play games for fun. However, there are professional gamers. They practise for ten or more
hours a day, five or six days a week. They earn money by playing competitive computer games, or e-sports!
Then, are e-sports really sports? Some say no. E-sports players don’t need to run, jump, throw or do big
physical actions. At the moment, the UK government classifies e-sports as kinds of games, not as sports. But
others say yes: e-sports are sports. Players do need some physical skills, especially hand–eye coordination,
quick reaction. They also need to be accurate and good at timing. In fact, the governments of China and South
Korea classify e-sports as sports, and they will be an official medal sport in the Asian Games starting from
2022.
How about you? Do you think e-sports are real sports?
9. What is TRUE about professional gamers?
A. They play games for fun.
B. Playing games is their job.
C. They compete with computers.
10. Why do some people think e-sports are not sports?
A. Because e-sports players are not physically strong.
B. Because the government says that e-sports are games.
C. Because e-sports don’t require much body movement.
11. What skill does an e-sports player need?
A. Throwing a dart accurately.
B. Being good at timing.
C. Running fast.
12. Which country classify e-sports as real sports?
A. South Korea. B. The UK. C. Germany.
IV. Read the description of three robotics competitions. Tick the correct competition.
B.E.S.T Robot Contest
What can high school students do with a box of materials and six weeks? The B.E.S.T Robot Contest is a
great way to find out. Teams must design a robot that can successfully complete a set of tasks within a time
limit, and they’ll compete against each other.
F.I.R.S.T: Tech Challenge
Teams for the F.I.R.S.T: Tech Challenge can have up to 15 high schoolers. There’s a reusable robot kit.
They must use this kit to create a robot that will be able to compete in an alliance format challenge. Teams
work with adult coaches and mentors to help them.
National Robotics Challenge
The National Robotics Challenge doesn’t require specific materials or a kit. Stu- dents get to build a robot
that can compete in challenges like a maze and rescue. Plus, the contest isn’t just for school students; college
and graduate students can participate, too.
B.E.S.T F.I.R.S.T National Robotics
Contest Challenge Challenge
13. Students use their own materials or robot kits.
14. There are coaches to work with each team of students.
15. Students design a robot in six weeks.
16. There is no age limit in this contest.
V. For each question, complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first. Use the word
in brackets. You can’t change the word. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS.
17. The bookshop is opposite the library. (THERE)
=> a bookshop opposite the library.
18. We bring reusable water bottles. We don’t bring plastic bottles. (INSTEAD)
=> We bring reusable water plastic bottles.
19. No one in my family cooks better than my dad. (THE)
=> My dad is _in my family.
20. This is a present for you. (YOURS)
=> This .
21. The show was interesting. It was too long. (BUT)
=> The show was interesting, too long.
VI. Choose the word with a different way of pronunciation in the underlined part. Circle A, B or C.
22. A. equipment B. exercise C. everyday
23. A. congratulation B. marathon C. place
24. A. pagoda B. crowded C. postcard
25. A. around B. found C. famous
26. A. bathroom B. father C. whether
VII. Put the verbs in brackets in the correct form.
27. If we don’t protect the environment, Mother Nature (be) angry.
28. I might (go) _ to Da Nang next week. I’m not sure yet.
29. It is likely that Tim (arrive) late.
30. you (send) an email to John yesterday?
31. I (be) at Jame’s party yesterday but I (not see) _ you there.
VIII. Choose the best option to complete each sentence. Circle A, B or C.
32. I want to buy many modern home .
A. apply B. appliance C. appliances
33. My dreamhouse will be by big trees.
A. surround B. surrounded C. surrounding
34. My is peaceful and quiet.
A. neighbour B. neighbouring C. neighbourhood
35. Using energy can help save the environment.
A. sun B. sunny C. solar
36. You should the amount of salt in your diet.
A. reduce B. reuse C. recycle
37. a kind-hearted man!
A. How B. What C. Who
38. The first Olympic Games took in Greece in 776 BC.
A. part B. place C. time
39. Mr Bean has old car. car is blue.
A. an/ The B. an/ A C. a/ The
40. Ha Noi is a big city. not easy to find your way there.
A. It B. It’s C. Its
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