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For questions 1 -8,read the text again and decide
Reading and Use of English Part 1
which answer (A,B,C or D) best fits each gap.There
is an example at the beginning (0).

• Read the words before and after the gap carefully. 0 A situates B lies
C stands D rests
• Try all the options in the gap before deciding. Make 1 A extends B covers
sure the word you choose makes sense with any words
(prepositions, articles, conjunctions etc.) after the gap. C spreads D contains
2 A available B suitable
• Read the text again carefully when you C achievable D accessible
have finished.
3 A referred B called
• Make sure you choose an answer for all C named D known
the questions.
4 A made B seen
C found D taken
Work in pairs. You are going to read a short article about 5 A came up B setup
an island in Japan with lots of cats.Before you read, C ended up D grew up
discuss these questions. 6 A anything B nothing

• Do you like to see animals when you travel? What is C everything D something
the most unusual animal you have seen? 7 A address B report
• Why do you think cats are such popular pets to keep? C inform D announce
8 A make B get
Scan the text quickly. What do the numbers below
C set D go
refer to?
Work in pairs.
1.6 0.5 120-130 13 1:10
• Would you like to visit Aoshima? Why / why not?
• Do you think that tourist attractions involving
animals are a good idea? Why / why not? PDF from sachtienganhhanoi.com
• At what age should children be allowed to
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