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THI GIỮA KÌ

Unit 1
- Part 1

1. How often do you eat out?


 I often eat out on weekends with my elder sister. We love discovering new
restaurants and eating new foods.
2. How do you usually spend your free time?
 I usually spend my free time to read novel, watch movie or play video game.
Those activities help me relax very much
3. Are you reading good booksat the moment?
 Yes, I am. I'm currently reading a book titled 'Vietnam War Letters'. It's a
compelling collection of letters written by soldiers during the resistance against
the American and French in Vietnam.
4. Where do you normally go on holiday?
 I often go to the beach on holiday. I love the sea and seafood, so whenever I'm at
the beach, I usually swim and eat seafood."

- Part 2

*Describe your daily routine

Every morning, I wake up at 7 AM and start my day with a glass of warm water. After
that, I take a shower and have a light breakfast. It's usually a sandwich. By 8 AM, I
go to school by motorbike and begin studying. I take a break around noon for lunch,
which is often rice and soup. In the afternoon, I continue to study and focus on doing
homework. After finishing study, I return home and prepare dinner with my elder
sister. After dinner, I spend my free time relaxing, either by watching a favorite TV
show or reading novel. Before going to bed, I spend a few minutes looking at
tomorrow's schedule. This routine keeps me productive and balanced throughout the
week

*Talk about how to improve your lifestyle

I believe improving lifestyle involves making small, consistent changes that promote
overall well-being. I improve my lifestyle by combining a balanced diet and regular
exercise. In my meals, there are always vegetables. I often eat fruits such as
oranges, apples, and bananas. The vitamins in them help me prevent various
diseases. I also avoid fast food, beer, and wine because they are very harmful.
Besides that, doing exercise is also a way to improve my lifestyle. I spend about 30
minutes practicing yoga every day. However, the most important thing is to live
happily. I enjoy my life by doing things I like in my free time, which makes my lifestyle
better.
Unit 2
- Part 1

1. What sport do you play?


 I play chess and badminton with my sister in my free time. We usually play chess
more often and badminton typically on weekends when we go to park
2. What sport would you like to try?
 I would like to try playing volleyball with my friends. I think it helps me become
stronger and improve teammate skills
3. What sport is the most popular in your country?
 The most popular sport in my country is football. Almost everyone in VN knows
about football to some extent. Vietnamese students, ecspecially boys, have a
strong passion for playing football
4. Which sport do you not like watching?
 I don’t like watching violent sport. It makes me feel uncomfortable and dangerous

- Part 2
*Talk about your interests
I'm passionate about a variety of interests that keep me engaged and curious. One of
my primary interests is reading, especially fiction and science fiction. I love getting lost in
different worlds and exploring the depths of characters' experiences. Reading brings me
happiness and offers relaxing moments. Additionally, books and novels help me gain
new vocabulary and knowledge. For example, specialized books provide scientific
insights, while literary novels nurture the human soul and emotions. This hobby of
reading not only brings me joy but also contributes to my personal development and
understanding of the world around me.
*Talk about your favorite sport
My favorite sport is chess. I love the intellectual challenge and strategic depth that each
game offers. Chess requires careful planning, foresight, and the ability to anticipate your
opponent's moves. Playing chess helps me improve my critical thinking and problem-
solving skills. Watching professional chess matches is fascinating, as I get to see
grandmasters employ complex tactics and brilliant maneuvers. Chess has also taught
me patience and the importance of thinking several steps ahead. Overall, chess is not
just a game for me, it also helps improve memory and brain development.

Unit 3
- Part 1

1. How do you go to university every day?


 I go to university every day by motorbike. The distance from my house to
university is about five kilometers so I use motorbike because it’s fast and
convenient
2. Which type of transport is the most popular in your city?
 The most popular transport in HCM city is motorbike. Almost everyone use it
because it’s fast and convenient to travel
3. How do you feel about public transport in Ho Chi Minh city?
 The public transport in HCM city is cheap for student, only three thousand dong
for one trip but it requires a lot of time for traveling and waiting
4. Are there often traffic problems in your city?
 Yes, there are. The population in HCM city is very dense, leading to frequent
traffic jams during rush hours and even at other time of the day. This makes
everyone very tired

- Part 2

*Talk about your favorite means of transport

My favorite means of transport is the bicycle. I love how riding a bike allows me to
stay active and enjoy the outdoors. It's an eco-friendly way to travel, producing no
pollution and helping reduce my carbon footprint. Cycling also offers the flexibility to
explore various routes and discover new places that cars might miss. It's a cost-
effective mode of transportation, requiring no fuel and minimal maintenance.
Moreover, riding a bike is a great way to relieve stress and clear my mind after a long
day. Overall, the bicycle is not just a means of getting from one place to another but
a source of joy and a tool for a healthier, more sustainable lifestyle.

*Give travel advice to a visitor who arrives in Vietnam for the first time

Vietnam is renowned for its stunning landscapes, which attract numerous foreign
tourists. If you're visiting for the first time, here are some tips to enhance your
experience. While exploring our country, you'll have various transportation options
like motorbikes, taxis, and buses. However, for convenience and to avoid
transportation issues, tourists should consider renting motorbike packages from their
hotels or motels. This ensures comfortable travel and easy access to scenic
attractions. Vietnam experiences a hot summer season, so visitors should pack sun
protection items such as hats, umbrellas, sunscreen, and sunglasses. For those
interested in cuisine, asking locals for recommendations can lead to delicious and
affordable dining experiences. Vietnamese people are known for their hospitality and
warmly welcome tourists at any time. We wish all visitors a wonderful and memorable
trip to Vietnam!

Unit 4
- Part 1

1. Are you a person who take risks or are you usually very careful
 I’m a person who take risks. To me, I would never regret making a risky decision
and fail, rather I would tale the big leap and deal with the consequences later
2. What is big achievement in your life so far?
 The big achievement in my life so far is graduating from high school and being
accepted into university. It marked a significant milestone in y journey to maturity
3. What will be a big challenges for you in the future?
 The big challenges for me in the future are passing English 1 and even passing
English 2.
4. Is there any kind of risky activity you would like to try in the future?
 The risky activity I would like to try in the future is bungee jumping. I want to put
my limits and experience the thrill of the adventure
- Part 2

*Talk about an unforgettable event that happened to you in the past

One of the most unforgettable events in my life was a trip with my sister to Da Lat
when I turned 18. To mark this milestone of adulthood, my sister decided to take me
on a motorbike adventure to Da Lat. The journey was long, and we even got lost at
times, but both of us thoroughly enjoyed every moment. Upon arriving in Da Lat, we
explored famous landmarks, wandered through bustling markets, and savored
delicious local dishes. I relished the cool noon air and the chilly mornings and
evenings. We spent three days there, with my sister waking me up every morning to
hunt clouds and savor hot soy milk. This journey with my sister remains a cherished
chapter in my life. It not only allowed me to explore new facets of life but also
deepened our mutual understanding. That's why it remains an unforgettable
experience from my 18th year.

*Give some English-learning tips to a beginner

English is a popular language worldwide, so it's no wonder many people choose to


learn it. For those learning English for the first time, I have some tips. First, memorize
a few new words each day. You can do this by repeating them, rereading them, or
writing them down multiple times. However, limit the number of words you learn daily
to avoid overload. Test yourself weekly, or quiz with a friend who is also learning
English. If you get a low score, ensure you understand why you got it wrong and
learn the correct answer. Additionally, read and listen to English as much as possible
each day. Reading English materials helps you gain new vocabulary, while listening
improves your pronunciation. Finally, be proud of yourself for any achievements you
make in your English learning journey. Good luck!

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