Trắc nghiệm Đọc điền từ Unit 10 Tiếng Anh 6 English Discovery

Read the passage and answer the question

This is Mr. Cooper. His first name is Matthew. Mr. Cooper was born in Australia, but now he lives in Manchester, in the UK. His parents live in Australia. He is a teacher. He loves teaching English. He also likes math. He isn't married. He shares a flat with a friend. Every day, Mr. Cooper gets up at 6:30 a.m. He always has cereals for breakfast and he drinks coffee. He catches a bus to school. He always wears a shirt and smart trousers for school. Sometimes, he wears a tie. In the evenings, Mr. Cooper usually goes to the gym. On Saturdays, he goes to visit friends in the town center. On Sundays, he always marks books and prepares lessons. Sometimes, on Saturday evenings, he likes a good night out! He goes to Chinatown and he has a nice Chinese meal with his mates. He saves money every month because he wants to go to Australia in the summer to visit his mum and dad. He is a really nice guy!

Read the dialogue and answer the question

Norman: What are you going to do when you leave school?

George: I want to go to Cambridge. I discussed this with my father before I left home and he said that he wanted me to spend a year in Paris so that I could get a really good knowledge of French. And what about you?

Norman: I'm going into my father's business, a shipping company. But I really wanted something different. I think life in an office is very dull.

George: What did you want to do?

Norman: I wanted to be an artist and paint pictures.

George: I painted a picture once but it was really awful. To come back to your story, what did your father say?

Norman: Oh, he was very good at it. He gave me enough money to go to the best art studio in London. Well, after a week the teacher told me not to waste my time. I would always be an amateur.

George: Well, that was honest enough, but rather hard on you.

Norman: Oh, I didn't mind. I knew he was right. Anyway I asked him to teach me Art History. That way maybe I can become an Art critic.

George: That sounds fine.

Read the passage and answer the question

This is Mr. Cooper. His first name is Matthew. Mr. Cooper was born in Australia, but now he lives in Manchester, in the UK. His parents live in Australia. He is a teacher. He loves teaching English. He also likes math. He isn't married. He shares a flat with a friend. Every day, Mr. Cooper gets up at 6:30 a.m. He always has cereals for breakfast and he drinks coffee. He catches a bus to school. He always wears a shirt and smart trousers for school. Sometimes, he wears a tie. In the evenings, Mr. Cooper usually goes to the gym. On Saturdays, he goes to visit friends in the town center. On Sundays, he always marks books and prepares lessons. Sometimes, on Saturday evenings, he likes a good night out! He goes to Chinatown and he has a nice Chinese meal with his mates. He saves money every month because he wants to go to Australia in the summer to visit his mum and dad. He is a really nice guy!

Read the dialogue and answer the question

Norman: What are you going to do when you leave school?

George: I want to go to Cambridge. I discussed this with my father before I left home and he said that he wanted me to spend a year in Paris so that I could get a really good knowledge of French. And what about you?

Norman: I'm going into my father's business, a shipping company. But I really wanted something different. I think life in an office is very dull.

George: What did you want to do?

Norman: I wanted to be an artist and paint pictures.

George: I painted a picture once but it was really awful. To come back to your story, what did your father say?

Norman: Oh, he was very good at it. He gave me enough money to go to the best art studio in London. Well, after a week the teacher told me not to waste my time. I would always be an amateur.

George: Well, that was honest enough, but rather hard on you.

Norman: Oh, I didn't mind. I knew he was right. Anyway I asked him to teach me Art History. That way maybe I can become an Art critic.

George: That sounds fine.