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Hi Liam, How are you? I’m happy to share with you some good news about my village. There have been some changes (1)_____ your visit last year. Last week I came back to my village and was really surprised. You know what? The lake is not (2)_____ anymore. The factory has installed a new filtration system to treat the (3)_____ waste. I saw lots of small fish in the lake and wild ducks swimming in the water. Besides, they have planted trees around the factory to (4)_____ air pollution. Since some villagers are in the habit of littering, people have placed dustbins in various places. This has (5)_____ in a much cleaner environment. My grandparents say that at weekends the villagers also go around the village together to (6)_____ rubbish. What about your neighbourhood? Has anything been done to make it cleaner? Tell me all about it in your next email. Bye for now, Mi
1.
A.for
B.since
C.after
D.before
2.
A.pollute
B.polluting
C.pollutant
D.polluted
3.
A.chemical
B.chemistry
C.physics
D.physical
4.
A.increase
B.rise
C.reduce
D.fall
5.
A.caused
B.led
C.made
D.resulted
6.
A.collect
B.pick
C.get
D.take
ALASKA

Alaska is perhaps the most amazing state in the USA. It has coastlines facing both the Arctic Ocean and the Pacific Ocean. This state has an incredible three million lakes. That’s four lakes per person living there. Many cities in Alaska cannot be reached by road, sea, or river. The only way to get in and out is by air, on foot, or by dogsled. That’s why Alaska has the busiest sea airport in the world, Lake Hood Seaplane Base. Nearly two hundred floatplanes take off and land on the water of this airport every day. It’s really a fun scene to watch.
Alaska is called the Land of the Midnight Sun because in summer, the sun does not set for nearly three months. But in winter the sun stays almost unseen. All Alaskans take special pride in their beautiful and unique state.
1.
Alaska ______________.
A.is another name for the USA
B.is an island in the Pacific Ocean
C.has coastlines facing both the Pacific and the Arctic Oceans
2.
Which statement below is NOT correct?
A.In Alaska, the number of lakes is bigger than that of people.
B.There is one lake for each person living there.
C.Alaska has an incredibly high number of lakes.
3.
Which method below can always be used to reach a place in Alaska?
A.by air
B.by road
C.by river
4.
In Alaska we can always see the sun __________.
A.in winter
B.in summer
C.every month of the year
The Dos and Don’ts in Canada
Pushing in is seen as extremely rude in any public place in Canada. You should wait at the end of a queue, if there is one, for your turn. This is also true on public transportation, where you should wait until everyone has got out of the door before you enter. When on sidewalks or in a grocery store’s aisles, keep to the right (like you would when driving in Canada). Don’t block the path by walking side by side with your companions or by putting a shopping cart across the aisle. When opening a door, hold it for the person behind you. Don’t let the door shut in his or her face.

Always leave an appropriate tip for the service person in a hotel or a restaurant. If you don’t do so, other dinner guests at your table will feel extremely uncomfortable.  When visiting someone’s home, the serving of coffee at the end of an evening is a signal that it is time for visitors to prepare to leave.
1.
ʻPushing inʼ means __________.
A.you cut in the queue in front of the people coming before you
B.you stand at the end of a queue, waiting for your turn
C.you push people standing around you in a queue
2.
ʻsidewalksʼ are __________.
A.paths at the sides of a public building
B.paths which are reserved for walkers
C.people who walk alongside you
3.
An example of a way to ʻblock the pathʼ is __________.
A.walking on the right
B.walking side by side on a sidewalk
C.using a shopping cart
4.
ʻhis or herʼ refers to __________.
A.the door
B.the queue
C.the person behind you
5.
A ʻtipʼ