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Period Nine
ACTIVE & PASSIVE VOICE (1)
OBJECTIVE : By the end of this lesson, Ss will be able to state their ideas with the Active or Passive
Voice when they want to emphasize whether the doer or the receiver.
MATERIAL : handouts
TIMING CONTENTS T & SS ACTIVITIES
5 I. WARM-UP
Arrange these groups of words into correct sentences. - T gets Ss to work in
1. John, the, in, library, yesterday, the, report, wrote groups of 4.
2. report, written, the, by, yesterday, the, was, in, library, Mary - Lead-in : We can
ANSWERS : state one idea in
1. John wrote the report in the library yesterday. various ways. Among
2. The report was written in the library by Mary yesterday. them are Active and
- Active Sentences : The subjects do the actions. Passive Voices.
- Passive Sentences : The subjects do not do the action.
8 II. PRESENTATION - From the sentences
- Have a look at the examples and the chart of turning a sentence in above, T gets Ss to
Active into Passive and give the tips for it. exploit the structures
Mary wrote this essay in the library yesterday. (A) of Active and
S V O Adv. of Place Adv. of Time Passive.
- T gets Ss to give the
tips for turning from
S BE V-ed/3 Adv. of Place BY O Adv. of Time Active into Passive.
This essay was written in the library by Mary yesterday. (P) - T provides Ss with
1 2 3 5 4 5 some notes :
- Tips on turning an Active sentence into a Passive one : + Vogue words :
1. O (A) S (P) people, someone,
2. + BE the same form / tense as the main V (A) everyone, they, one,
3. Main V (A) V-ed/3
4. S (A) BY O (P) + Verbs of
5. Adverb of Place + BY O + Adverb of Time perception: see,
- Notes : Pay attention to some changes when turning an Active into a hear, watch, notice,
Passive one.
1. S (A) : vogue / general BY O (P) : omitted
2. V(per.) + O + V-to (A) BE + V-ed/3 (per.) + TO-INFI (P)
3. S + V + I.O + D.O (A) S (D.O) + BE + V-ed/3 + TO / FOR +
I.O (P)
III. PRACTICE 1 - T gets Ss to work in
7 - Exercise 2 Underline the most suitable verb form in each groups of four.
sentence. - Ss are asked to
give the answers and
the explanations.
- T checks the answers
with the whole class..
HANDOUT 9
Exercise 1 Underline the most suitable verb form in each sentence.
1. My new house hasnt been finished / wasnt finished yet.
2. The robbers were arrested / have been arrested as soon as they left the bank.
3. Susan told us her baby is born / had been born two weeks earlier than expected.
4. If there is too much snow, the match has been cancelled / will be cancelled.
5. By the time we got there, the rain had stopped / had been stopped.
6. When were you told / have you been told about the new rules?
7. Most of the passengers were swimming / were swum easily to the shore.
8. The winning horse was ridden / was riding by Pat Murphy.
9. I looked again for the old man, but he was vanished / had vanished.
10. I dont think that you will be asked / are being asked to show your passport.
Exercise 2 Change the following sentences from active into passive voice or vice versa.
1. They are sending him abroad on business.
- He is ....... being sent abroad on business.
2. You must do your homework before class.
- Your homework ....... must be done before class.
3. He has just sent me a greeting card.
- I ....... have just been sent a greeting card.
- A greeting card ....... has just been sent to me.
4. Did people see the thieves run past the shop ?
- Were ...... ? the thieves seen to run past the shop
5. Nobody has used this room for ages.
- This room ....... has not been used for ages.
6. This school was built thirty years ago.
- People ....... built this school years ago.
7. The books are arranged into sections by the librarian.
- The librarian ....... arranges the books into sections.
8. Has the work been finished by Tom ?
- Has Tom finished the work ?
9. This room may be used for the classroom.
- You may ....... use this room for the classroom.
10. A painter painted our house last month.
- We .......
Exercise 4 Choose the best sentence with the same meaning as the given one.
1. People say that playing football is the most interesting.
A. The most important thing is playing football.
B. It was said that playing football is the most interesting.
C. It is said that playing football was the most interesting.
D. Playing football is said to be the most interesting.
2. People say that he died in the accident.
A. It was said that he was died in the accident. B. It is said that he was died in the accident.
C. He is said to have died in the accident. D. He is said to die in the accident.
3. Is she making big cakes for the party?
A. Are big cakes being made for the party? B. Are big cakes making for the party?
C. Is she being made big cakes for the party?D. Are big cakes made for the party?
4. Have they changed the window of the laboratory?
A. Has the window changed of the laboratory?
B. Has the window of the laboratory changed?
C. Has the window of the laboratory been changing?
D. Has the window of the laboratory been changed?
Period Ten
ACTIVE & PASSIVE VOICE (2)
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OBJECTIVE : By the end of this lesson, Ss will be able to state their ideas with the Active or Passive
Voice when they want to emphasize whether the doer or the receiver.
MATERIAL : handouts
TIMING CONTENTS T & SS ACTIVITIES
7 I. WARM-UP
- Exercise 1 Fill in each sentence with one suitable word from the - T gets Ss to work in
list : WRITTEN, SAID, HAVE, REPAIR, REPAIRED, BE groups of 4.
(handout) - Lead-in : We can
- ANSWERS state one idea in
1. People said John Wilson had arrived in the United States. various ways. Among
2. It was said John Wilson had arrived in the United States. them are Active and
3. John Wilson was said to have arrived in the United States. Passive Voices.
4. He is said to be the richest man in this city.
5. My father had him repair the house last week.
6. My father had the house repaired last week.
- Active Sentences : The subjects do the actions.
- Passive Sentences : The subjects do not do the action.
10 II. PRESENTATION - From the sentences
Table 1 Finish the table below with the items given : S V-ed/3 above, T gets Ss to
V(-to) GET HAVE O (thing) O (person) BY exploit the structures
TO-Infi. of Active and
THE CAUSATIVE FORM Passive.
ACTIVE S + HAVE + O (person) + V(-to) + O (thing) - T gets Ss to give the
FORM S + GET + O (person) + TO-Infi + O (thing) tips for turning from
PASSIVE S + HAVE / GET + O (thing) + V-ed/3 + BY + O Active into Passive.
FORM (per.) - T provides Ss with
These structures are used when someone does some work for us. some notes :
The passive form is more popular than the active one. + Vogue words :
people, someone,
Table 2
everyone, they, one,
ACTIVE PEOPLE + V(rep) + (THAT) + S + V
(1) S + BE + V-ed/3(rep) + TO-Infi / TO BE
+ Verbs of
PASSIVE + V-ing / TO HAVE + V-ed/3
perception: see,
(2) IT + BE + V-ed/3(rep) + (THAT) + S + V
hear, watch, notice,
III. PRACTICE 1 (Exercise 2) - T gets Ss to work in
10 groups of four.
- Ss are asked to
give the answers and
the explanations.
- T checks the answers
with the whole class.
IV. PRACTICE 2 (Exercise 3) - Ss are asked to work
10 in pairs.
- Each pair will write
the correct answers
on the board.
- T checks the answers
with the whole class.
5 V. PRACTICE 3 (Exercise 4) - T gives Ss the
handouts and gets Ss
to do the exercises in
groups of four.
- When finishing the
exercises, Ss give the
explanation of the
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situations.
3 IV. HOMEWORK - T gives the
- Review the forms and uses Conditional Sentences and Clauses after instructions on how
Wish/ If only. to do the exercise and
- Do the exercises in handout 11. how to review the
previous lessons.
Handout 10
Exercise 1 Fill in each sentence with one suitable word from the list : WROTE, , HAVE, REPAIR,
REPAIRED, WRITTEN, SAID, WAS, BE
1. People ...... John Wilson had arrived in the United States.
2. It ...... said John Wilson had arrived in the United States.
3. John Wilson was said to ...... arrived in the United States.
4. He is said to ...... the richest man in this city.
5. My father had him ...... the house last week.
6. My father had the house ...... last week.
Exercise 3 Choose the word or phrase that best completes each sentence.
1. Tea ...... to Japan from China in 1191.
A.took B. is taken C. has taken D. was taken
2. The computer ...... Its working again now.
A. is repaired B. was repairing C. has been repaired D. has repaired
3. The church tower ...... The work is almost finished.
A. is restoring B. is being restored C. has been restored D. has been restoring
4. How old is this stone bridge? It ...... over 200 years old.
A. believes to be B. is believed to being
C. is believed to be D. was believed to being
5. If you didnt do your job right, ......
A. you would be firing B. you would be promoted
C. you would have fired D. you would be fired
6. After ......, the man was taken to the police station.
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Exercise 4 Choose the underlined part in each sentence that should be corrected.
1. Film can only (A) be developing in a room (B) that is (C) totally (D) dark.
2. A (A) bad constructed car can cause (B) injury and (C) even death (D) to its passengers.
3. The villagers (A) campaigned (B) hardly for (C) the bypass (D) to be re-routed.
4. It is (A) certain that classes will (B) be (C) call off (D) because of the snow.
5. People are (A) surprising that Saudi Arabia has (B) such a small population in comparison (C) to its
land and (D) size.
6. A (A) dangerous situation (B) was (C) create by the (D) bad roads.
7. While some people (A) say that a lot of time (B) is wasting (C) in shopping for clothes, others feel
that it is (D) relaxing activity.
8. (A) Most of the houses (B) on this street (C) have been built in the (D)previous century.
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9. (A) Cheaper personal computers (B) are been (C) produced by manufacturers (D) throughout the
world.
10. All of the homework (A) giving by our teachers (B) is (C) useful to every (D) student.
11. A study of (A) the difference (B) between synthetic and natural vitamins (C) are (D) needed.
12. What the cook (A) prepare (B) for dinner (C) was received (D) with enthusiasm.
13. The (A) living (B) conditions of (C) the population (D) were improved in the past years.
14. (A) Where the Olympic Games will be (B) hold (C) is determined (D) long in advance.
15. That (A) dead tree is so (B) dangerous that (C) Ill have it (D) cutting down soon.
Period Eleven
CONDITIONAL SENTENCES
& CLAUSES AFTER WISH/ IF ONLY (1)
OBJECTIVE : By the end of this review, Ss will be able
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- to use Clauses of Condition to talk about the causes and result, the things that are not
real at present and that were not real in the past.
- to use Clauses after WISH or IF ONLY to express wishes
MATERIAL : handouts
PROCEDURES :
TIMING CONTENTS T & SS ACTIVITIES
3 I. WARM-UP
1. Match the clauses in A with those in B. - T gets Ss to match the
A B clauses in column A
1. If I have time a. I would send her the with those in column
invitation B.
2. If you boil ice b. I will come with you - Ss work in groups of
3. If I knew her address c. please send him my four.
message - T uses the sentences
4. If you meet him d. it turns into water to introduce the
5. If I had known the answer e. I would have told her lesson.
ANSWERS : 1 b, 2 d, 3 a, 4 c, d e
- Lead-in : These are conditional sentences. We use them to talk about
the condition and its result.
8 II. PRESENTATION
- Look at the examples and give the form and use of the structures. - T gets Ss to have a
Ex 1 : If I have time, I will come with you. look at the example
If you meet him, please send him my message. and give the form and
If you boil ice, it turns into water. use of each type of
Ex 2 : If I knew her address, I would send her the invitation. condition.
Ex 3 : If I had known the answer, I would have told her. - Ss work in groups of
- CONCEPT CHECK four.
* Condition Type 1 : a probable condition - T gives Ss some more
+ IF-Clause (Conditional Clause) : S + V (simple present) explanation about the
+ Main Clause (Clause of result) : S + WILL / CAN + V(-to) form of the main
We can use the simple present (an obvious condition) or the clause in the
imperative form in the main clause. condition type 1.
* Condition Type 2 : an unreal condition at present - T provides Ss with
+ IF-Clause : S + V (past subjunctive) some notes of the
+ Main Clause : S + WOULD / COULD + V(-to) Conditional
* Condition Type 3 : an unreal condition in the past Condition and the
+ IF-Clause : S +HAD + V-ed/3 forms and use of the
+ Main Clause : S + WOULD / COULD HAVE + V-ed/3 clauses after WISH/
* Clauses after WISH / IF ONLY IF ONLY.
+ Future wish : S + WOULD + V(-TO) - T gives Ss handouts.
+ Present wish : S + V(past subjunctive)
+ Past wish : S + HAD + V-ed/3 or COULD HAVE + V-ed/3
to express a wish
10 III. PRACTICE 1 (Exercise 1)
- T gives the handouts
with the three
exercises and gets
Ss to give the
answers.
- Ss work in groups of
four.
10 IV. PRACTICE 2 (Exercise 2) - T asks Ss to work in
pairs. Each pair will
give the correct
answer in front of the
class.
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HANDOUT 11
Exercise 1 Put each verb in brackets into a suitable verb form.
1. Shell be late for the bus unless she (start) at once.
2. If I (know) her telephone number, Id give it to you.
3. If he (come) , please tell me.
4. If I made a promise, I (keep) it.
5. You could make better progress if you (attend) class regularly.
6. Had we known your address, we (write) you a letter.
7. If you (speak) more slowly, he might have understood you.
8. Ill accept the job providing that the salary (be) good.
9. If I (not be) busy yesterday, I (visit) you.
10. I (not do) that if I (be) you.
11. Without his help, we (not finish) our work on time.
12. You should eat less meat if you (want) to lose weight.
13. Why didnt you phone ? If I (know) you were coming, I (meet) you at the airport.
14. Its a pity you missed the party. If you (come) , you (meet) my friends from Hungary.
15. If we (have) some tools, we (be able) to repair the car, but we havent got any with us.
16. I wish someone (give) me a job next month.
17. If only I (have) more time to do this work.
18. He missed an exciting football match on T.V. last night. He wishes he (watch) it.
19. I wish I (can take) the trip to Dalat with you next week.
20. He wishes his father (be) here now to help him.
ANSWERS
1. starts 2. knew 3. comes 4. would keep 5. attended
6. would have written 7. had spoken 8. is
9. hadnt been, would have visited 10. wouldnt do, were 11. wouldnt have finished
12. want 13. had known, would have met 14. had come, would have met
15. had, would be able 16. would give 17. had
18. had watched 19. could take 20. were
Period Twelve
CONDITIONAL SENTENCES
& CLAUSES AFTER WISH/ IF ONLY (2)
OBJECTIVE : By the end of this review, Ss will be able
- to use Clauses of Condition to talk about the causes and result, the things that are not
real at present and that were not real in the past.
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III. PRACTICE 1
18 Exercise 1 Fill in the blanks with relative or relative adverbs. Put - Ss work in pairs.
commas when they are needed. - For some situations,
T may get Ss to give
explanation.
18 IV. PRACTICE 2 - T asks Ss to work in
Exercise 2 Use the proper relative pronoun or relative adverb to pairs. Each pair will
combine each pair of sentences. (handout) give the correct
answer in front of the
class.
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- This is the house whose garden / the garden of which my father likes.
9. The teacher punished the student. This student was naughty.
- The student whom the teacher punished was naughty.
10. Laura doesnt like me. Do you know the reason ?
- Do you know the reason why Laura doesnt like me ?
Exercise 3 Choose the best answer to complete each of the following sentences.
1. The man is our boss has just come back from Paris.
A. who B. whom C. which D. whose
2. The botanists are examining the plants were brought from Africa.
A. who B. whom C. which D. whose
3. Do you know the hotel ?
A. at which she is staying B. where she is staying
C. she is staying at D. all are correct
4. That is the new teacher about the students are talking.
A. that B. who C. whose D. whom
5. The subject going to discuss is very important.
A. which we are B. which are we C. that we are D. A and C are correct
6. The scientist invention was a success became famous.
A. who B. whose C. which D. that
7. I knew some people
A. who could help you B. whom could help you
C. whose help could you D. could help you
8. That is the dress
A. which made by Mary B. which making by Mary
C. which was made by Mary D. making by Mary
9. The bicycle is very modern.
A. I told you about which B. which about I told you
C. about I told you which D. about which I told you
10. Many diseases are no longer dangerous today.
A. why people died of year ago B. which people died years ago
C. of that people died years ago D. that people died of years ago
11. Have you made a decision on the day ......?
A. which you will set off B. when you will set off
C. at which you will set off D. where you will set off
12. The road is shaded with trees.
A. on which we go to school every day B. at which we go to school every day
C. from which we go to school every day D. which we go to school every day
13. Im standing at the window
A. in which I can see the lake B. where I can see the lake
C. at which I can see the lake D. from which I can see the lake
14. Ill show you the second hand bookshop
A. when you can find valuable old books B. why you can find valuable old books
C. where you can find valuable old books D. which you can find valuable old books
15. Lans marriage has been arranged by her family. She is marrying a man
A. that she hardly knows him B. whom she hardly knows him
C. she hardly knows D. she hardly knows him
16. Mr. Brown is the landlord we rent the house.
A. who B. whom C. from who D. from whom
17. He possesses all makes life agreeable.
A. which B. that C. what D. to
18. He always did seemed right to him.
A. which B. what C. that D. who
19. A handsome reward will be given to finds the missing emerald.
A. who B. anyone C. whom D. whoever
20. I dont care you go or not.
A. where B. when C. why D. whether
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21. Why do you say we are fond of luxuries ? For one thing, the streets of Bangkok are full of
private car are expensive.
A. all those B. most of which C. most of what D. almost of them
22. Children mothers drink heavily during pregnancy are often born with innate defects.
A. their B. whose C. who have D. who
23. Evening programs have been opened for people during the day.
A. whom work B. who work C. who works D. which work
24. This is the painter pictures you admire so much.
A. who B. whom C. whose D. which
25. Here is the address to you should write.
A. which B. when C. that D. what
26. The only place Italian food in Hanoi is in Cao Ba Quat Street.
A. serving B. to serve C. serve D. served
27. It is every mans responsibility as much as he can to the development of his country.
A. contribute B. contributing C. to contribute D. contributed
28. Valentines Day, from Roman, is now celebrated all over the world.
A. originate B. originating C. to originate D. originated
29. John has just passed the graduation examination, makes us surprised.
A. that B. who C. which D. whom
30. My best friend is a doctor medical expertise is cancer treatment.
A. whose B. who C. whom D. that
Period Fourteen
THEME 2 : RECREATION
OBJECTIVE : By the end of this review, Ss can get more vocabulary about the topic Recreation and
some more information about SEA Games and the importance of books.
PROCEDURES :
TIMIN CONTENTS TEACHERS & STUDENTS ACTIVITIES
G
PART 1 PRONUNCIATION - T gets Ss to work in groups of four to choose the correct
& WORD STRESS answer.
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- T asks Ss to give the correct answers and then checks the
answers with the whole class.
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HANDOUT 14
I. Choose the word which has different stress pattern from the others in each line.
1. A. swallow B. pleasure C. thriller D. romance
2. A. biography B. altogether C. individual D. energetic
3. A. festival B. precision C. opponent D. defensive
4. A. vertical B. penalize C. reviewer D. podium
5. A. reference B. spirit C. standings D. propose
II. Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from that of the others.
1. A. gained B. gripped C. impressed D. ranked
2. A. includes B. chews C. tastes D. involves
3. A. solidarity B. outstanding C. advance D. romance
4. A. digest B. pick C. reliable D. precise
5. A. impress B. enthusiast C. delegate D. presented
III. Choose the best option to complete each of the following sentences.
1. You read a...... to find out what happened recently in both your own country and in the rest of the
world.
A. newspaper B. book C. magazine D. diary
2. A(n) ...... is a book or booklet which gives you a list of goods or books for sale, plus their prices.
A. catalogue B. brochure C. booklet D. magazine
3. A(n) ...... helps you to find the position of a place or a country anywhere in the world.
A. atlas B. catalogue C. brochure D. notebook
4. Before the 1970s, the Olympic Games were officially limited to amateurs, but in the 1980s, many
events were opened to professional ......
A. athlete B. athletes C. athletic D. athletics
5. If the group of listeners is large, you may be speaking behind a ...... or on a stage.
A. log B. level C. podium D. standing
6. The Olympic Games have come to be regarded as the worlds foremost ...... competition.
A. sport B. sports C. exercise D. exercises
7. He needs the ...... of a scholarship to continue his training as a footballer.
A. support B. quality C. quantity D. impression
8. An ...... is a book (or a set of books) dealing with every branch of knowledge in alphabetical order.
A. dictionary B. encyclopedia C. notebook D. book
9. Books in the home are wonderful ...... of knowledge and pleasure.
A. supply B. origin C. source D. provision
10. If you cant find what you are looking for in the book, use the ......
A. index B. list C. preface D. directory
IV. Read the following passage and indicate the correct word for each of the blanks.
Books are written to provide knowledge and good books enrich the mind. By putting ourselves
under the influence of superior mind, we (1) ...... our mental powers. (2) ...... good books, we learn that
people everywhere are the same, in all ages, and in all places. This knowledge improves our love
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(3) ...... others and helps us to live in peace with them. We also recognize that the world was made not
only for man alone but for every creature that can feel hunger and thirst, warmth and cold.
Though it may be possible for us to travel (4) ...... the world and see the things happening today,
it is not possible for us to see the things that happened in the past. But good books (5) ...... us to see not
only into the most remote regions of the world today, but also into the world in which our ancestors
lived.
1. A. set B. improve C. accelerate D. move
2. A. Through B. By C. On D. At
3. A. with B. of C. forward D. into
4. A. over B. throughout C. on D. through
5. A. help B. make C. let D. suggest
V. Read the following passage and then choose the correct answers
The Southeast Asian Games owes its origins to the Southeast Asian Peninsular Games or SEAP
Games. On May 22, 1958, delegates from the countries in Southeast Asian peninsular attending the 3rd
Asian Games in Tokyo, Japan had a meeting and agreed to establish a sport organization. The proposal
was that a regional sports event will help promote cooperation, understanding and relations among
countries in the Southeast Asian region.
Thailand, Burma, Malaysia, Laos, South Vietnam and Cambodia were the founding members.
These countries agreed to hold the Games biannually. The SEAP Games Federation Committee was
formed. The first SEAP Games were held in Bangkok from 12 17 December, 1959 comprising more
than 527 athletes and officials from Thailand, Burma, Malaysia, Singapore, South Vietnam and Laos
participating in 12 sports.
At the 8th SEAP Games in 1975, the SEAP Federation considered the inclusion of Indonesia and
the Philippines. The two countries were formally admitted in 1977, the same year when SEAP
Federation changed their name to Southeast Asian Games Federation and the games were known as the
Southeast Asian Games. Brunei was admitted at the 10 th SEA Games in Jakarta, Indonesia, and East
Timor at the 22nd SEA Games in Hanoi, Vietnam in 2003. The 2007 SEA Games held in Thailand started
from 6th December and ended on 15th December 2007. The next host for the SEA Games is Laos. It is
Laos first time as the host for the biannual games.
1. The Southeast Asian Peninsular Games were ......
A. a Japanese sport organization B. originally the Asian Games
C. to promote cooperation, understanding and relations among regional countries
D. a regional sports event among the ten countries in Southeast Asia
2. The SEAP Games Federation Committee founded by ...... members.
A. three B. four C. six D. ten
3. The underlined word biannually in the passage means ......
A. every two years B. every year C. three yearly D. four yearly
4. The first SEAP Games were held ......
A. in six countries B. in Thailand
C. with 527 athletes from Thailand D. from December 17th, 1959
5. Which statement is NOT true according to the passage ?
A. Laos is the country hosting the 25th SEA Games.
B. Brunei was admitted to the SEAP Federation at the 10th SEA Games.
C. The SEAP Games have been called the SEA Games since 1977.
D. Thailand hosted its 24th SEA Games up to 2007.
Period Fifteen
MOCKED TEST 2 (A)
OBJECTIVES : By the end of this period, students will be able :
- to review the knowledge they have already studied,
- to evaluate their ability to understand and do the exercises,
- to correct the mistakes they made in the test by themselves.
MATERIALS : handouts
PROCEDURES :
Period Sixteen
MOCKED TEST 2 (B)
OBJECTIVES : By the end of this period, students will be able :
- to review the knowledge they have already studied,
- to evaluate their ability to understand and do the exercises,
- to correct the mistakes they made in the test by themselves.
MATERIALS : handouts
TIMING CONTENTS TS & SS ACTIVITIES
3 ACTIVITY 1 RECALL WHAT SS
WERE CHECKED - Ss are asked to work in groups.
- Make a list of what you have - Ss are invited to report what they have just listed.
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already reviewed.
+ Reading & Vocabulary : Books,
Water Sports, The SEA Games
20 ACTIVITY 2 DO THE EXERCISES
- Do the test again and give the - T asks Ss to work in 5 groups.
reason why the option is chosen. - In groups, Ss do the exercises and try to find out the
- Group 1 : Sentences 26 30 reason for their choice of the answer.
- Group 2 : Sentences 31 35
- Group 3 : Sentences 36 40
- Group 4 : Sentences 41 45
- Group 5 : Sentences 46 50
20 ACTIVITY 3 FEEDBACK - T asks each group to give the correct answers and
- Give the correct answers and the the explanation.
explanation for each. - The other groups may ask some questions if they
have any ideas.
- If Ss give the wrong answers and there are no ideas
from the other groups, T will help them to give the
correct answers and explain why the options are
chosen.
2 HOMEWORK - Ss take note of what they have to do at home.
- Review the structures of Result.
IV. Choose the word which has different stress pattern from the others in each line.
26. A. energetic B. scientific C. competitor D. entertainment
27. A. opponent B. vertical C. podium D. wilderness
28. A. solidarity B. personality C. unbelievable D. determination
29. A. digest B. defend C. crossbar D. describe
30. A. publicity B. incredible C. fascinating D. technology
IV. Choose the word that best complete each sentence.
31. Im so busy that Ive only had time to ...... into the report.
A. dip B. read C. look D. plunge
32. Your ...... is the one you are playing or fighting against in a game.
A. player B. enemy C. opponent D. teammate
33. It is announced that foul play will be severely ......
A. fined B. penalized C. scolded D. blamed
34. Romeo and Juliet is a famous ...... by William Shakespeare.
A. romance B. thriller C. fiction D. cartoon
35. FIFA has decided that South Africa will ...... the 19th World Cup in 2010.
A. arrange B. manage C. organize D. host
36. The excited people in the stadium burst out shouting as the footballer missed the penalty.
A. spectators B. audiences C. viewers D. witnesses
37. If you cant find what you are looking for in the book, use the ......
A. index B. list C. preface D. directory
38. If you enjoy reading stories about love affairs, a ...... is the right one.
A. love B. novel C. romance D. biography
39. Children tend to read ...... books that tell stories through pictures.
A. novel B. fiction C. science D. comic
40. Reviewers often ...... books as hard-to-put-down or hard-to-pick-up-again
A. describe B. illustrate C. classify D. choose
V. Choose the word to fill in each blank in the passage.
The 23rd Southeast Asian Games (also known as the 2005 SEA Games) was a biannual multi-
sport event held in the Philippines from November 27, 2005 to December 5, 2005. The games were
(41) ...... by 11 countries located in Southeast Asia.
The first gold medal of the games was (42) ...... to Singapore on November 25 th when the Water
Polo team came out unbeaten in the round-robin tournaments, with the Philippine team taking the silver
medal and the Malaysian (43) ...... taking the bronze.
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The Games were also considered both a spectacular event and a valuable (44) ...... for athletes to
gain competition experience and preparation for the upcoming Asian Games and Olympic Games. It was
purposely created to (45) ...... friendship, solidarity and understanding among neighbouring countries in
the region.
41. A. participating B. participated C. participation D. participate
42. A. rewarded B. prized C. presented D. awarded
43. A. group B. pair C. team D. individual
44. A. opportunity B. chance C. moment D. fortune
45. A. strong B. strengthen C. strength D. to strengthen
VI. Read the passage and then choose the correct answers.
Synchronized swimming is a water sport that combines grace, rhythm, and acrobatic skills. In
this sports, swimmers perform certain movements to music that they have selected. They synchronize
these movements with the rhythm and the mood of the music. Synchronized swimming was once called
water ballet. It began as a form of exhibition swimming at water shows. In 1952, the first international
rules were established for synchronized swimming as a sport.
International competition is divided into solo, duet and team events. A team may have four to
eight members. Each solo, duet or team event has three sections : figures, technical routines and free
routines. Figures are acrobatic movements. Technical routines must include certain required figures. Free
routines may consist of any listed figures, strokes or parts of figures or strokes. A panel of judges awards
points for each figure and routine. After each figure, the judges grade swimmers according to the
difficulty of the figure and how well they performed it. The judges give each routine two scores, one for
technical merit and one for artistic impression.
In water shows and swimming exhibitions, swimmers often base their synchronized routines on a
story or a theme. For example, a team might act out a tale, such as Alice in Wonderland, with the aid of a
narrator. Or they might choose a theme, such as the seasons of the year and expressively interpret the
mood of each season.
46. The underlined word synchronize has the same meaning as ......
A. match B. line C. connect D. arrange
47. Synchronized swimming is a combination of ......
A. ballet and swimming B. grace, rhythm and acrobatic skills
C. water and music D. a story or a theme
48. Figures, technical routines and free routines are ......
A. included in competitions only for teams with four to eight members
B. not always applied to duet competitions
C. given two scores for their artistic impression
D. the three sections in any synchronized swimming event
49. Which statement is NOT TRUE according to the passage ?
A. A panel of judges awards more points to figure than routine.
B. Certain required figures are included in technical routines.
C. There may be parts of figures or strokes in free routines.
D. Synchronized routines are often based on a story or a theme.
50. The author mentions the seasons of the year as ......
A. a wonder time of the year for synchronized swimming B. a wonderful tale to act
C. an example of a theme for synchronized routines
D. periods of time when a narrator is necessary
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