Đề và Đáp án HK2 - Tiếng Anh 7

ĐỀ KIỂM TRA HỌC KÌ II (Tham khảo)
MÔN : TIẾNG ANH 7
Thời gian: 60 phút


I. LISTENING: (2,5 ms)
Listen to the passage about Jane carefully and tick T/F to the following statements:
……………………1. Jane is sixteen years old.
……………………2. She lives in a house in America.
……………………3. At school, she works hard and gets good marks.
……………………4. In her free time, she loves learning Chinese.
……………………5. She is going to visit Vinh Long with her family next summer.

II. READING: (2,5 ms)
1. Read the passage and choose one suitable option (A, B, C or D) to following sentences: (1,25 ms)
April 1st is April Fools’ Day. Many people like to play jokes or tricks on this day. The jokes are for fun only. They are not harmful or mean. Sometimes you can hear April Fools’ Day jokes on the radio or television. Newspapers often have silly stories on April 1st too. Some silly headlines are on the next page. If you believe the jokes on the radio, TV, or in the newspapers, you are an “April Fool”.
Nobody knows where or when Aprils’ Fool Day started. Some people believe it started in France in the 1500s. some people think it started long ago in Italy. Other people believe it started in India.
It doesn’t matter where or when Aprils’ Fool Day began. Americans like it because they can jokes on friends and relatives.

1. The jokes people play on each other on April 1st are …………………………
A. harmful B. mean C. dangerous D. for fun
2. You are an “April Fool” if ………………………
A. you play jokes on April 1st.
B. you don’t understand jokes in the newspapers.
C. you believe the jokes played on the first of April.
D. you can’t hear the jokes on the radio or TV.
3. Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a place where “April Fools’ Day” might have come from?
A. France B. America C. India D. Italy
4. According to the passage, Americans like “April Fools’ Day” because ………………………
A. jokes are played on the radio and television.
B. they can’t only play jokes on their friends.
C. they can only play jokes on their relatives.
D. they can play jokes on their friends and relatives.
5. Some people think that “April Fools’ Day” started …………………………
A. in France in the 1500s B. in Italy in the 1500s
C. in India in the 1500s D. in the United States in the 1500s



2. Read the passage and tick T/F to the following statements: (1,25 ms)

Sending cards is widespread custom in Britain today. The British people been sending cards since Victorian times when wealthy families started to send Christmas greetings. In the 1980s the card industry rapidly expanded as celebrations became more and more comercialised. There are cards for every occasion from buying a house to having a baby and, more recently, cares for getting a new job, getting a divorce or just saying “Sorry”. More than 100 million Christmas cards are sold in Britain every year. However, cards are no longer confined to special celebrations such as birthdays, because there are many less important occasions when people send cards to each other.

…………………… 6. It is a widespread custom to send cards in Britain nowadays.
…………………… 7. Americans began to send cards in Victorian times.
…………………… 8. The card industry quickly expanded because people commercialized celebrations more and more.
…………………… 9. You can get cards for divorce as well as buying a house.
……………………10. Cards are confined to special celebrations.

III. LANGUAGE FOCUS (2,5 ms):
Choose the best option (A, B, C or D) to complete each of the following sentences:
1. Hoa would like to have something to eat, ………………………?
A. would she B. wouldn’t she C. would Hoa D. wouldn’t Hoa
2. Jim hates ……………………… up early in the morning.
A. to get B. get C. to getting D. getting
3. People often leave ……………………… on the ground after having a picnic.
A. trash B. pesticides C. foam D. refreshment
4. If you ………………………… learn how to use a computer, you’ll have trouble finding a job.
A. aren’t B. don’t C. won’t D. didn’t
5. He couldn’t run very fast ……………………… he had