Trắc nghiệm Tiếng Anh 6 Unit 5 (Right on có đáp án): Reading

Three students meet in Munich. Hans, (1)_______ Germany, Frank from Switzerland and Peter from Austria. They know each other from university. Hans talks about his holiday in northern Germany.

"I went to the station (2)_______ bus. There I took a train to the North Sea. My parents live on an island that can only be reached by ferry. On the island I ride a (3)_________. I love the North Sea because can see the ships in the distance. My parents also have a sailboat, with which I often sail to another island.

Frank says "I like (4)_________ to other countries. Last year I was in Spain. There I rented a car and travelled through the country. In some of the cities I have took a tram. In Paris I took the subway.

Peter then tells. "I love the mountains and nature and have travelled around with a scooter. Unfortunately, there are (5)__________ lorries on the motorways. I don't like that.'

Three students meet in Munich. Hans, ________ Germany, Frank from Switzerland and Peter from Austria.

Three students meet in Munich. Hans, (1)_______ Germany, Frank from Switzerland and Peter from Austria. They know each other from university. Hans talks about his holiday in northern Germany.

"I went to the station (2)_______ bus. There I took a train to the North Sea. My parents live on an island that can only be reached by ferry. On the island I ride a (3)_________. I love the North Sea because can see the ships in the distance. My parents also have a sailboat, with which I often sail to another island.

Frank says "I like (4)_________ to other countries. Last year I was in Spain. There I rented a car and travelled through the country. In some of the cities I have took a tram. In Paris I took the subway.

Peter then tells. "I love the mountains and nature and have travelled around with a scooter. Unfortunately, there are (5)__________ lorries on the motorways. I don't like that.'

"I went to the station _______ bus. There I took a train to the North Sea.”

Three students meet in Munich. Hans, (1)_______ Germany, Frank from Switzerland and Peter from Austria. They know each other from university. Hans talks about his holiday in northern Germany.

"I went to the station (2)_______ bus. There I took a train to the North Sea. My parents live on an island that can only be reached by ferry. On the island I ride a (3)_________. I love the North Sea because can see the ships in the distance. My parents also have a sailboat, with which I often sail to another island.

Frank says "I like (4)_________ to other countries. Last year I was in Spain. There I rented a car and travelled through the country. In some of the cities I have took a tram. In Paris I took the subway.

Peter then tells. "I love the mountains and nature and have travelled around with a scooter. Unfortunately, there are (5)__________ lorries on the motorways. I don't like that.'

On the island I ride a ___________.

Three students meet in Munich. Hans, (1)_______ Germany, Frank from Switzerland and Peter from Austria. They know each other from university. Hans talks about his holiday in northern Germany.

"I went to the station (2)_______ bus. There I took a train to the North Sea. My parents live on an island that can only be reached by ferry. On the island I ride a (3)_________. I love the North Sea because can see the ships in the distance. My parents also have a sailboat, with which I often sail to another island.

Frank says "I like (4)_________ to other countries. Last year I was in Spain. There I rented a car and travelled through the country. In some of the cities I have took a tram. In Paris I took the subway.

Peter then tells. "I love the mountains and nature and have travelled around with a scooter. Unfortunately, there are (5)__________ lorries on the motorways. I don't like that.'

Frank says "I like _______ to other countries.

Three students meet in Munich. Hans, (1)_______ Germany, Frank from Switzerland and Peter from Austria. They know each other from university. Hans talks about his holiday in northern Germany.

"I went to the station (2)_______ bus. There I took a train to the North Sea. My parents live on an island that can only be reached by ferry. On the island I ride a (3)_________. I love the North Sea because can see the ships in the distance. My parents also have a sailboat, with which I often sail to another island.

Frank says "I like (4)_________ to other countries. Last year I was in Spain. There I rented a car and travelled through the country. In some of the cities I have took a tram. In Paris I took the subway.

Peter then tells. "I love the mountains and nature and have travelled around with a scooter. Unfortunately, there are (5)__________ lorries on the motorways. I don't like that.'

Unfortunately, there are ________lorries on the motorways. I don't like that.

Travel is something which people do every day. It is very difficult to avoid the need to travel. It may be a trip to school, university or to work. Travelling can often take a long time. People often enjoy travelling abroad for holidays. But for some people travelling is not fun at all. Some people suffer from travel sickness. This means that they will become very unwell each time they travel.

Travelling can be either affordable or costly. It often depends on how far you want to travel and the choice of transport. Using a bicycle will not cost anything as you power it by using your legs. However, the use of a bicycle can be hard work and can take a lot of time to travel long distances. Cars and motorcycles are faster modes of transport, but are more expensive to use as gasoline is needed for them to work.

A train is another mode of transport which is ideal for travelling long distances within the same country, or between countries which are connected by land. A train driver will stop at train stations on route to allow passengers wishing to proceed to the scheduled destination to board the train.

1. Travelling is unavoidable in our lives.

2. Everyone like travelling.

3. Travelling is always expensive.

4. Travelling by bike is cheaper than by car.

5. Passengers can catch trains everywhere.

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Whales live in the (1) ______. They can stay underwater for 30 to 90 minutes at a time. Whales cannot breathe under water. They have a blowhole in the top of their (2) ______to breathe through when they come to the surface of the water. Whales are the (3) ______animals in the ocean. They can be over 100 feet long and weigh over 150 tons. Whales eat krill, which is like shrimp, as well as fish, and plants. They are good (4) _____and move their tails up and down and use their flippers to turn. They (5) ________together in groups called “pods.”

Whales live in the (1) _______.

Whales live in the (1) ______. They can stay underwater for 30 to 90 minutes at a time. Whales cannot breathe under water. They have a blowhole in the top of their (2) ______to breathe through when they come to the surface of the water. Whales are the (3) ______animals in the ocean. They can be over 100 feet long and weigh over 150 tons. Whales eat krill, which is like shrimp, as well as fish, and plants. They are good (4) _____and move their tails up and down and use their flippers to turn. They (5) ________together in groups called “pods.”

They have a blowhole in the top of their (2) ______to breathe through when they come to the surface of the water.

Whales live in the (1) ______. They can stay underwater for 30 to 90 minutes at a time. Whales cannot breathe under water. They have a blowhole in the top of their (2) ______to breathe through when they come to the surface of the water. Whales are the (3) ______animals in the ocean. They can be over 100 feet long and weigh over 150 tons. Whales eat krill, which is like shrimp, as well as fish, and plants. They are good (4) _____and move their tails up and down and use their flippers to turn. They (5) ________together in groups called “pods.”

Whales are the (3) _____animal in the ocean.

Whales live in the (1) ______. They can stay underwater for 30 to 90 minutes at a time. Whales cannot breathe under water. They have a blowhole in the top of their (2) ______to breathe through when they come to the surface of the water. Whales are the (3) ______animals in the ocean. They can be over 100 feet long and weigh over 150 tons. Whales eat krill, which is like shrimp, as well as fish, and plants. They are good (4) _____and move their tails up and down and use their flippers to turn. They (5) ________together in groups called “pods.”

They are good (4) _________…

Whales live in the (1) ______. They can stay underwater for 30 to 90 minutes at a time. Whales cannot breathe under water. They have a blowhole in the top of their (2) ______to breathe through when they come to the surface of the water. Whales are the (3) ______animals in the ocean. They can be over 100 feet long and weigh over 150 tons. Whales eat krill, which is like shrimp, as well as fish, and plants. They are good (4) _____and move their tails up and down and use their flippers to turn. They (5) ________together in groups called “pods.”

They (5) _______together in groups called “pods.”

The Panda likes to eat a lot. It can eat for more than 12 hours. Giant Pandas grow up to 1.5 high. In Zoos, Giant Pandas can live for up to 30 years. 

When baby Pandas are born, they are pink and about the size of a pencil.

Baby Pandas are born blind and only open their eyes six weeks after being born.

Mum Pandas give birth to one or two babies every two years. Babies stay with their mum for almost two years before going out on their own.

There are only 1000 Pandas that remain in the wild. That’s why we do all we can do to protect them!

Have you seen a Panda bear before?

Where do Giant Pandas live?

The Panda likes to eat a lot. It can eat for more than 12 hours. Giant Pandas grow up to 1.5 high. In Zoos, Giant Pandas can live for up to 30 years. 

When baby Pandas are born, they are pink and about the size of a pencil.

Baby Pandas are born blind and only open their eyes six weeks after being born.

Mum Pandas give birth to one or two babies every two years. Babies stay with their mum for almost two years before going out on their own.

There are only 1000 Pandas that remain in the wild. That’s why we do all we can do to protect them!

Have you seen a Panda bear before?

What do Giant Pandas mostly eat?

The Panda likes to eat a lot. It can eat for more than 12 hours. Giant Pandas grow up to 1.5 high. In Zoos, Giant Pandas can live for up to 30 years. 

When baby Pandas are born, they are pink and about the size of a pencil.

Baby Pandas are born blind and only open their eyes six weeks after being born.

Mum Pandas give birth to one or two babies every two years. Babies stay with their mum for almost two years before going out on their own.

There are only 1000 Pandas that remain in the wild. That’s why we do all we can do to protect them!

Have you seen a Panda bear before?

How high is a Giant Panda?

The Panda likes to eat a lot. It can eat for more than 12 hours. Giant Pandas grow up to 1.5 high. In Zoos, Giant Pandas can live for up to 30 years. 

When baby Pandas are born, they are pink and about the size of a pencil.

Baby Pandas are born blind and only open their eyes six weeks after being born.

Mum Pandas give birth to one or two babies every two years. Babies stay with their mum for almost two years before going out on their own.

There are only 1000 Pandas that remain in the wild. That’s why we do all we can do to protect them!

Have you seen a Panda bear before?

What colour are Baby Pandas?

The Panda likes to eat a lot. It can eat for more than 12 hours. Giant Pandas grow up to 1.5 high. In Zoos, Giant Pandas can live for up to 30 years. 

When baby Pandas are born, they are pink and about the size of a pencil.

Baby Pandas are born blind and only open their eyes six weeks after being born.

Mum Pandas give birth to one or two babies every two years. Babies stay with their mum for almost two years before going out on their own.

There are only 1000 Pandas that remain in the wild. That’s why we do all we can do to protect them!

Have you seen a Panda bear before?

 How many babies does a Mum Panda give birth to?

Giant Pandas are black and white bears. In the wild, they are found in forests, high up in the mountains of China.

Giant Pandas mostly eat bamboo. Bamboo is a type of woody grass.

The Panda likes to eat a lot. It can eat for more than 12 hours. Giant Pandas grow up to 1.5 high. In Zoos, Giant Pandas can live for up to 30 years. 

When baby Pandas are born, they are pink and about the size of a pencil.

Baby Pandas are born blind and only open their eyes six weeks after being born.

Mum Pandas give birth to one or two babies every two years. Babies stay with their mum for almost two years before going out on their own.

There are only 1000 Pandas that remain in the wild. That’s why we do all we can do to protect them!

Have you seen a Panda bear before?

1. Giant Pandas live in the mountains.

2. Pandas cannot eat a lot.

3. Baby Pandas are very small.

4. Baby Pandas are white and black.

5. Baby Pandas stay with their mums forever.

Elephants are the (1) ________ animals that live on land. An adult elephant can (2) ________ 6000 to 11000 pounds.

They do not eat meat. They like plants, fruit, bark, and grass.

They use their long trunks to suck up water and spray it into their mouths. They also use their trunks to smell, touch things, and to talk (3) _______ each other. They can hear and smell very well but (4) ________ see well.

Elephants (5) ___________ in many places such as forests, deserts, grasslands, and mountains.

 Elephants are the (1) ________ animals that live on land.

Elephants are the (1) ________ animals that live on land. An adult elephant can (2) ________ 6000 to 11000 pounds.

They do not eat meat. They like plants, fruit, bark, and grass.

They use their long trunks to suck up water and spray it into their mouths. They also use their trunks to smell, touch things, and to talk (3) _______ each other. They can hear and smell very well but (4) ________ see well.

Elephants (5) ___________ in many places such as forests, deserts, grasslands, and mountains.

An adult elephant can (2) ________ 6000 to 11000 pounds.

Elephants are the (1) ________ animals that live on land. An adult elephant can (2) ________ 6000 to 11000 pounds.

They do not eat meat. They like plants, fruit, bark, and grass.

They use their long trunks to suck up water and spray it into their mouths. They also use their trunks to smell, touch things, and to talk (3) _______ each other. They can hear and smell very well but (4) ________ see well.

Elephants (5) ___________ in many places such as forests, deserts, grasslands, and mountains.

They also use their trunks to smell, touch things, and to talk (3) _______ each other. 

Elephants are the (1) ________ animals that live on land. An adult elephant can (2) ________ 6000 to 11000 pounds.

They do not eat meat. They like plants, fruit, bark, and grass.

They use their long trunks to suck up water and spray it into their mouths. They also use their trunks to smell, touch things, and to talk (3) _______ each other. They can hear and smell very well but (4) ________ see well.

Elephants (5) ___________ in many places such as forests, deserts, grasslands, and mountains.

They can hear and smell very well but (4) ________ see well.

Elephants are the (1) ________ animals that live on land. An adult elephant can (2) ________ 6000 to 11000 pounds.

They do not eat meat. They like plants, fruit, bark, and grass.

They use their long trunks to suck up water and spray it into their mouths. They also use their trunks to smell, touch things, and to talk (3) _______ each other. They can hear and smell very well but (4) ________ see well.

Elephants (5) ___________ in many places such as forests, deserts, grasslands, and mountains.

Elephants (5) _____in many places such as forests, deserts, grasslands, and mountains. 

Sharks have been around for a very long time. Sharks have lived in the oceans even before dinosaurs roamed the earth! Sharks are fish, and there are over 400 types of sharks. When they have babies, the babies are called pups.

Sharks lose their teeth, like humans, but they don't just lose their baby teeth. They lose teeth throughout their lives. When a shark loses a tooth, a tooth from another row of teeth will move into its place. New teeth are always growing. Most sharks are carnivores, so they feed on other animals, like fish or seals.

Sharks might look scary, but they are not usually dangerous to people. People are more dangerous to sharks, since people hunt sharks. To be safe, though, it is a good idea to leave sharks alone if you see them!

Where do sharks live?

Sharks have been around for a very long time. Sharks have lived in the oceans even before dinosaurs roamed the earth! Sharks are fish, and there are over 400 types of sharks. When they have babies, the babies are called pups.

Sharks lose their teeth, like humans, but they don't just lose their baby teeth. They lose teeth throughout their lives. When a shark loses a tooth, a tooth from another row of teeth will move into its place. New teeth are always growing. Most sharks are carnivores, so they feed on other animals, like fish or seals.

Sharks might look scary, but they are not usually dangerous to people. People are more dangerous to sharks, since people hunt sharks. To be safe, though, it is a good idea to leave sharks alone if you see them!

How many types of sharks are there?

Sharks have been around for a very long time. Sharks have lived in the oceans even before dinosaurs roamed the earth! Sharks are fish, and there are over 400 types of sharks. When they have babies, the babies are called pups.

Sharks lose their teeth, like humans, but they don't just lose their baby teeth. They lose teeth throughout their lives. When a shark loses a tooth, a tooth from another row of teeth will move into its place. New teeth are always growing. Most sharks are carnivores, so they feed on other animals, like fish or seals.

Sharks might look scary, but they are not usually dangerous to people. People are more dangerous to sharks, since people hunt sharks. To be safe, though, it is a good idea to leave sharks alone if you see them!

When do shark lose teeth?

Sharks have been around for a very long time. Sharks have lived in the oceans even before dinosaurs roamed the earth! Sharks are fish, and there are over 400 types of sharks. When they have babies, the babies are called pups.

Sharks lose their teeth, like humans, but they don't just lose their baby teeth. They lose teeth throughout their lives. When a shark loses a tooth, a tooth from another row of teeth will move into its place. New teeth are always growing. Most sharks are carnivores, so they feed on other animals, like fish or seals.

Sharks might look scary, but they are not usually dangerous to people. People are more dangerous to sharks, since people hunt sharks. To be safe, though, it is a good idea to leave sharks alone if you see them!

Which animal don’t shark eat?

Sharks have been around for a very long time. Sharks have lived in the oceans even before dinosaurs roamed the earth! Sharks are fish, and there are over 400 types of sharks. When they have babies, the babies are called pups.

Sharks lose their teeth, like humans, but they don't just lose their baby teeth. They lose teeth throughout their lives. When a shark loses a tooth, a tooth from another row of teeth will move into its place. New teeth are always growing. Most sharks are carnivores, so they feed on other animals, like fish or seals.

Sharks might look scary, but they are not usually dangerous to people. People are more dangerous to sharks, since people hunt sharks. To be safe, though, it is a good idea to leave sharks alone if you see them!

What should we do when we see a shark?

Octopuses live (1) ___ the ocean. They have eight legs and (2) ____ very big head. Small octopuses are about one foot long and six pounds. Big octopuses can be 16 feet long and over 100 pounds.

Octopuses are carnivores, which means they eat meat. They (3)______ lobsters, fish, and birds. They have predators like sharks, eels, and large fish.

Octopuses can change color to blend in and (4) _____ from their enemies, which is called "camouflaging". They are good at fitting into small spaces. They also squirt (5) _____ at their enemies.

Octopuses live (1) _____ the ocean.

Octopuses live (1) ___ the ocean. They have eight legs and (2) ____ very big head. Small octopuses are about one foot long and six pounds. Big octopuses can be 16 feet long and over 100 pounds.

Octopuses are carnivores, which means they eat meat. They (3)______ lobsters, fish, and birds. They have predators like sharks, eels, and large fish.

Octopuses can change color to blend in and (4) _____ from their enemies, which is called "camouflaging". They are good at fitting into small spaces. They also squirt (5) _____ at their enemies.

They have eight legs and (2) _______ very big head.

Octopuses live (1) ___ the ocean. They have eight legs and (2) ____ very big head. Small octopuses are about one foot long and six pounds. Big octopuses can be 16 feet long and over 100 pounds.

Octopuses are carnivores, which means they eat meat. They (3)______ lobsters, fish, and birds. They have predators like sharks, eels, and large fish.

Octopuses can change color to blend in and (4) _____ from their enemies, which is called "camouflaging". They are good at fitting into small spaces. They also squirt (5) _____ at their enemies.

They (3) ________ lobsters, fish, and birds.

Octopuses live (1) ___ the ocean. They have eight legs and (2) ____ very big head. Small octopuses are about one foot long and six pounds. Big octopuses can be 16 feet long and over 100 pounds.

Octopuses are carnivores, which means they eat meat. They (3)______ lobsters, fish, and birds. They have predators like sharks, eels, and large fish.

Octopuses can change color to blend in and (4) _____ from their enemies, which is called "camouflaging". They are good at fitting into small spaces. They also squirt (5) _____ at their enemies.

Octopuses can change color to blend in and (4) ______ from their enemies, which is called "camouflaging".

Octopuses live (1) ___ the ocean. They have eight legs and (2) ____ very big head. Small octopuses are about one foot long and six pounds. Big octopuses can be 16 feet long and over 100 pounds.

Octopuses are carnivores, which means they eat meat. They (3)______ lobsters, fish, and birds. They have predators like sharks, eels, and large fish.

Octopuses can change color to blend in and (4) _____ from their enemies, which is called "camouflaging". They are good at fitting into small spaces. They also squirt (5) _____ at their enemies.

They also squirt (5) _________ at their enemies.