Anh van lop 9

Unit 1(:
1.1,London is a big city, but many of the people who live there (1).............it as a number of small towns put together. Each district has (2)........... own identity and atmosphere and some parts are even described by their inhabitants as “villages”. Much of the center of the city (3) ................. of shops and businesses and the majority of people live in the suburbs. A great many of them travel to work in the city every day by train, bus, tube or car, this is called (4) ....................
The cost of living in London is higher than in most other parts of Britain and many people are paid extra money on top of their salaries (5) ............... this. Millions of visitors come to London every year from all over the word to see the famous (6) ..............., such as Buckingham Palace, (7) ............... the Queen lives and many other historic buildings. London is also very famous (8) ................. its theaters, red buses and black taxis. Some people find it a noisy, dirty place but it has many large, pleasant parks where everyone can enjoy some peace and quiet. London has (9) ................ attractions, both for people from overseas and for people from all parts of Britain.
1. a. find b. believe c. regard d. study
2. a. its b. such c. so d. few
3. a. comprises b. holds c. consists d. gathers
4. a. journeying b. voyaging c. commuting d. sailing
5. a. because of b. although c. since d. thanks
6. a. look b. seeing c. sightseeing d. sights
7. a. which b. whose c. that d. where
8. a. with b. for c. over d. in
9. a. much b. lots c. many d. plenty
1.2, As you walk north-west, the estuary of the river Dee becomes a vast expanse of mudflats and grassland, much of it rarely under water. At the point where the river joins the Irish Sea, there are two islands: Hilbre and Little Hilbre, both (1) ................ worth a visit. Lying a kilometer or so offshore, they are internationally famous as a sanctuary for migrating birds. The islands can be reached (2) ................ foot, but only at certain times of day (check local tide timetables). To be on the safe (3) ....................., it is best to follow the tide as it goes out, giving you plenty of time to explore the islands and then make an unhurried return to Red Rocks at the tip of the Wirral peninsula. Don’t be tempted to try to cross in either (4) .................... once the tide is coming in : you run the risk of being cut (5) ..................... by fast-moving currents. Nor is it safe to remain on the nearby rocks, as they may be covered by water at (6) ..................... tide.
1. a. well b. very c. quite d. rather
2. a. in b. with c. on d. at
3. a. side b. aspect c. angle d. edge
4. a. way b. heading c. route d. direction
5. a. down b. out c. up d. off
6. a. top b. high c. tall d. maximum
Unit 2(:
2.1,Choosing clothes can be difficult. Some people want to be (1) ............., but they don’t want to look exactly (2) ................. everybody else. Not all clothes are (3) .....................for work or school, perhaps they’re not (4) ................ enough or simply not (5) ........... It is easy to buy the (6) ................ size and find that your trousers are too (7) ..............., especially if you’re a bit (8) ............... Very (9) ................. clothes make you feel (10) .............., but when they have (11) ................... in the washing machine, then you have the same problem! If you buy light (12) .................. clothes, then they might not be (13) .................. enough for winter. If your shoes are not (14) ..................... and if you aren’t (15) ............... for the cold, you might look good, but feel terrible!
1 . a. of fashion b. fashioned c. fashionable d. fashion
2 . a. alike