SỞ GIÁO DỤC VÀ ÀO TĐ ẠO TỈNH KONTUM
ĐỀ KIỂM TRA HỌC K IỲ
MÔN: TIẾNG ANH
LỚP: 6 (CHƯƠNG TRÌNH THÍ ĐIỂM)
THỜI GIAN LÀM BÀI: 32 PHÚT
PHẦN: READING and WRITING
Lưu ý: Học sinh không sử dụng tài liệu khi làm bài
Họ và tên: …………………………………………..
Lớp: …………………………………………..
Trường: …………………………………………..
Mã đề: …………………………………………..
READING: (2.0 marks)
Task 1 (1.0 mark)
Fill in each gap with a suitable word/ phrase. Circle your choice
Welcome to Hoi An! Hoi An is famous for its (1)_________ buildings, shops,
pagodas and houses. They are older than in other cities in Vietnam. The
(2)_________ are very narrow so it is more difficult to walk there.
OK. Let’s start our tour! First, go to Quan Cong temple. To get (3)_________, walk
along for 5 minutes. _________ is on your left. Then, go to the Museum of Sa
Huynh Culture. Take the second turning. Turn right and it’s on your left. Then,
have lunch at Café 96. Its ‘cao lau’ and ‘banh vac’ _________ very good. Turn left
and take the first turning on your right. Finally, go to Hoa Nhap Workshop to buy
presents for your friends. Turn left, and then turn right. The workshop is in Tan Ky
house
1. A. old B. new C. modern D. convenient
2. A. rivers B. streets C. railway D. backyards
3. A. it B. this C. that D. there
4. A. It B. That C. This D. He
5. A. is B. are C. has D. have
Task 2 (1.0 mark)
People in different countries do different things on New Year’s Eve. Read the passages
Australian: New Year's is celebrated on January 1. This is a public holiday and
many people spend it having picnics and camping on the beach. Their parties start
on December 31. At midnight they start to make noise with whistles, rattles, car
horns, and church bells to ring in the New Year.
Japanese: To keep out evil spirits they hang a rope of straw across the front of
their houses. The rope stands for happiness and good luck. When the New Year
begins, the Japanese people begin to laugh, which is supposed to bring them good
luck in the New Year.
Great Britain: the custom of first footing is practiced. The first male visitor to the
house, after midnight, is supposed to bring good luck. The man brings a gift like
money, bread, or coal, to ensure the family will have plenty of these in the year to
come. The first person must not be blond, red-haired, or a woman, as these are
supposed to be bad luck. In London, crowds gather in Trafalgar Square and
Piccadilly Circus to hear the chimes of London's big Ben as it announces the arrival
of the New Year.
Say who the following statements refer to. Write A (Australian), J
(Japanese), or G (Great Britain)
Statements Who
6. People don’t welcome the first visitor home if it is
a girl or a woman …………..
7. People think that a laugh at the beginning of New
Year will bring them luck …………..
8. People welcome the New Year with noises …………..
9. People often come to public places to welcome the
New Year …………..
10. People put a rope of straw across their front door
to keep evils away. …………..
WRITING: (2.0 marks)
Task 1 (0.6 mark)
Look at the signs and complete the sentences with MUST or MUST NOT
11. You/ feed/ animals 12. You/ keep/ your
country/ clean
13. You/ turn right
12. ...............................................................................................
13. ...............................................................................................
14. ...............................................................................................
Task 2 (0.6 mark)
Reorder the following words/ phrases to make complete sentences
14. Our school/ this Saturday./a fire station/ is visiting/in the neighborhood
...............................................................................................
15. Tom is/should do/ what children/ asking/at Tet./ in Vietnam/Phong
...............................................................................................
16. Things/ those at supermarket./ cheaper/ are / at the corner shops/ than
...............................................................................................
Task 3 (0.8 mark)
Look at the list below and write FOUR things that children in Vietnam SHOULD NOT
DO at Tet
Play games all night Invite friends home
Bring home a black cat Ask for lucky money
sing or play music Break things
17. Children in Vietnam....................................................
18. Children in Vietnam....................................................
19. Children in Vietnam....................................................
20. Children in Vietnam....................................................
USE OF ENGLISH: (2.0 marks)
Task 1 (0.4 mark) Put the word in brackets into the correct form
21.The Nile is the_________ (long) river in Africa.
22.Kontum city is _________ (small) than Hanoi.
Task 2 (1.0 mark) Circle the best answer
23. You_________ copy your classmates’ papers during exams.
A. must B. should C. will D. must not
24. You_________ do your homework carefully.
A. must B. can C. will D. must not
25. My sister_________ chubby because she likes playing sports.
A. is B. is not C. has D. has not
26. We cannot go out now. It_________
A. is raining B. rains C. will rain D. raining
27. My family_________ dinner now.
A. have B. are hasing C. are having D. having
Task 2 (0.6 mark) Match a verb in A with a phrase in B to make meaningful phrase
A B Answers
28. Go
29. Watch
30. Have
a. firework
b. a bicycle
c. a party
d. to a party
e. homework
f. friend
28. Go……………………..
29. Watch………………..
30. Have………………….
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