Trắc nghiệm Tiếng Anh 6 Unit 5 (Smart World có đáp án): Reading and Writing

Hello. My name is Sarah. I’m twelve years old and I live in London. I have a big family: I live with my parents and my twin sisters Jane and Sue.

Everybody thinks we have the traditional English breakfast: fried bread, sausages, bacon and eggs, tomatoes, baked beans and mushrooms...ah ah! But there is no time, of course! We usually have a glass of milk with bread and butter or cereals like corn flakes. I prefer my cereals with yogurt. I have a snack in the morning: always a piece of fruit.

I have lunch at about one o’clock. My favourite food is spaghetti with meatballs and a fresh glass of orange juice. I don’t like rice. For dessert I love vanilla ice cream. Yummy!

In the afternoon I normally eat a cheese sandwich.

At about half-past eight we have dinner. We always eat soup. I like vegetable soup very much. We often have fish and salad.

After dinner, we like to watch “Matilda Ramsay” or “MasterChef” on TV.

Before I go to bed, I like to drink hot chocolate. My parents prefer drinking tea.

Hello. My name is Sarah. I’m twelve years old and I live in London. I have a big family: I live with my parents and my twin sisters Jane and Sue.

Everybody thinks we have the traditional English breakfast: fried bread, sausages, bacon and eggs, tomatoes, baked beans and mushrooms...ah ah! But there is no time, of course! We usually have a glass of milk with bread and butter or cereals like corn flakes. I prefer my cereals with yogurt. I have a snack in the morning: always a piece of fruit.

I have lunch at about one o’clock. My favourite food is spaghetti with meatballs and a fresh glass of orange juice. I don’t like rice. For dessert I love vanilla ice cream. Yummy!

In the afternoon I normally eat a cheese sandwich.

At about half-past eight we have dinner. We always eat soup. I like vegetable soup very much. We often have fish and salad.

After dinner, we like to watch “Matilda Ramsay” or “MasterChef” on TV.

Before I go to bed, I like to drink hot chocolate. My parents prefer drinking tea.

Hello. My name is Sarah. I’m twelve years old and I live in London. I have a big family: I live with my parents and my twin sisters Jane and Sue.

Everybody thinks we have the traditional English breakfast: fried bread, sausages, bacon and eggs, tomatoes, baked beans and mushrooms...ah ah! But there is no time, of course! We usually have a glass of milk with bread and butter or cereals like corn flakes. I prefer my cereals with yogurt. I have a snack in the morning: always a piece of fruit.

I have lunch at about one o’clock. My favourite food is spaghetti with meatballs and a fresh glass of orange juice. I don’t like rice. For dessert I love vanilla ice cream. Yummy!

In the afternoon I normally eat a cheese sandwich.

At about half-past eight we have dinner. We always eat soup. I like vegetable soup very much. We often have fish and salad.

After dinner, we like to watch “Matilda Ramsay” or “MasterChef” on TV.

Before I go to bed, I like to drink hot chocolate. My parents prefer drinking tea.

Hello. My name is Sarah. I’m twelve years old and I live in London. I have a big family: I live with my parents and my twin sisters Jane and Sue.

Everybody thinks we have the traditional English breakfast: fried bread, sausages, bacon and eggs, tomatoes, baked beans and mushrooms...ah ah! But there is no time, of course! We usually have a glass of milk with bread and butter or cereals like corn flakes. I prefer my cereals with yogurt. I have a snack in the morning: always a piece of fruit.

I have lunch at about one o’clock. My favourite food is spaghetti with meatballs and a fresh glass of orange juice. I don’t like rice. For dessert I love vanilla ice cream. Yummy!

In the afternoon I normally eat a cheese sandwich.

At about half-past eight we have dinner. We always eat soup. I like vegetable soup very much. We often have fish and salad.

After dinner, we like to watch “Matilda Ramsay” or “MasterChef” on TV.

Before I go to bed, I like to drink hot chocolate. My parents prefer drinking tea.

Hello. My name is Sarah. I’m twelve years old and I live in London. I have a big family: I live with my parents and my twin sisters Jane and Sue.

Everybody thinks we have the traditional English breakfast: fried bread, sausages, bacon and eggs, tomatoes, baked beans and mushrooms...ah ah! But there is no time, of course! We usually have a glass of milk with bread and butter or cereals like corn flakes. I prefer my cereals with yogurt. I have a snack in the morning: always a piece of fruit.

I have lunch at about one o’clock. My favourite food is spaghetti with meatballs and a fresh glass of orange juice. I don’t like rice. For dessert I love vanilla ice cream. Yummy!

In the afternoon I normally eat a cheese sandwich.

At about half-past eight we have dinner. We always eat soup. I like vegetable soup very much. We often have fish and salad.

After dinner, we like to watch “Matilda Ramsay” or “MasterChef” on TV.

Before I go to bed, I like to drink hot chocolate. My parents prefer drinking tea.

Hello. My name is Sarah. I’m twelve years old and I live in London. I have a big family: I live with my parents and my twin sisters Jane and Sue.

Everybody thinks we have the traditional English breakfast: fried bread, sausages, bacon and eggs, tomatoes, baked beans and mushrooms...ah ah! But there is no time, of course! We usually have a glass of milk with bread and butter or cereals like corn flakes. I prefer my cereals with yogurt. I have a snack in the morning: always a piece of fruit.

I have lunch at about one o’clock. My favourite food is spaghetti with meatballs and a fresh glass of orange juice. I don’t like rice. For dessert I love vanilla ice cream. Yummy!

In the afternoon I normally eat a cheese sandwich.

At about half-past eight we have dinner. We always eat soup. I like vegetable soup very much. We often have fish and salad.

After dinner, we like to watch “Matilda Ramsay” or “MasterChef” on TV.

Before I go to bed, I like to drink hot chocolate. My parents prefer drinking tea.

Hello. My name is Sarah. I’m twelve years old and I live in London. I have a big family: I live with my parents and my twin sisters Jane and Sue.

Everybody thinks we have the traditional English breakfast: fried bread, sausages, bacon and eggs, tomatoes, baked beans and mushrooms...ah ah! But there is no time, of course! We usually have a glass of milk with bread and butter or cereals like corn flakes. I prefer my cereals with yogurt. I have a snack in the morning: always a piece of fruit.

I have lunch at about one o’clock. My favourite food is spaghetti with meatballs and a fresh glass of orange juice. I don’t like rice. For dessert I love vanilla ice cream. Yummy!

In the afternoon I normally eat a cheese sandwich.

At about half-past eight we have dinner. We always eat soup. I like vegetable soup very much. We often have fish and salad.

After dinner, we like to watch “Matilda Ramsay” or “MasterChef” on TV.

Before I go to bed, I like to drink hot chocolate. My parents prefer drinking tea.

Hello. My name is Sarah. I’m twelve years old and I live in London. I have a big family: I live with my parents and my twin sisters Jane and Sue.

Everybody thinks we have the traditional English breakfast: fried bread, sausages, bacon and eggs, tomatoes, baked beans and mushrooms...ah ah! But there is no time, of course! We usually have a glass of milk with bread and butter or cereals like corn flakes. I prefer my cereals with yogurt. I have a snack in the morning: always a piece of fruit.

I have lunch at about one o’clock. My favourite food is spaghetti with meatballs and a fresh glass of orange juice. I don’t like rice. For dessert I love vanilla ice cream. Yummy!

In the afternoon I normally eat a cheese sandwich.

At about half-past eight we have dinner. We always eat soup. I like vegetable soup very much. We often have fish and salad.

After dinner, we like to watch “Matilda Ramsay” or “MasterChef” on TV.

Before I go to bed, I like to drink hot chocolate. My parents prefer drinking tea.

Hello. My name is Sarah. I’m twelve years old and I live in London. I have a big family: I live with my parents and my twin sisters Jane and Sue.

Everybody thinks we have the traditional English breakfast: fried bread, sausages, bacon and eggs, tomatoes, baked beans and mushrooms...ah ah! But there is no time, of course! We usually have a glass of milk with bread and butter or cereals like corn flakes. I prefer my cereals with yogurt. I have a snack in the morning: always a piece of fruit.

I have lunch at about one o’clock. My favourite food is spaghetti with meatballs and a fresh glass of orange juice. I don’t like rice. For dessert I love vanilla ice cream. Yummy!

In the afternoon I normally eat a cheese sandwich.

At about half-past eight we have dinner. We always eat soup. I like vegetable soup very much. We often have fish and salad.

After dinner, we like to watch “Matilda Ramsay” or “MasterChef” on TV.

Before I go to bed, I like to drink hot chocolate. My parents prefer drinking tea.

Hello. My name is Sarah. I’m twelve years old and I live in London. I have a big family: I live with my parents and my twin sisters Jane and Sue.

Everybody thinks we have the traditional English breakfast: fried bread, sausages, bacon and eggs, tomatoes, baked beans and mushrooms...ah ah! But there is no time, of course! We usually have a glass of milk with bread and butter or cereals like corn flakes. I prefer my cereals with yogurt. I have a snack in the morning: always a piece of fruit.

I have lunch at about one o’clock. My favourite food is spaghetti with meatballs and a fresh glass of orange juice. I don’t like rice. For dessert I love vanilla ice cream. Yummy!

In the afternoon I normally eat a cheese sandwich.

At about half-past eight we have dinner. We always eat soup. I like vegetable soup very much. We often have fish and salad.

After dinner, we like to watch “Matilda Ramsay” or “MasterChef” on TV.

Before I go to bed, I like to drink hot chocolate. My parents prefer drinking tea.

THE BEST VIETNAMESE STREET FOODS

Bánh mì. This is a unique French-Vietnamese sandwich that is great for when you need a quick meal. Priced between 10,000 VND and 15,000 VND, it is a toasted baguette sandwich with pickled vegetables, pate, soy sauce, chilies, and hot peppers.

Bánh xèo. Similar to a crepe or pancake, bánh xèo is made of rice flour, coconut milk, and turmeric. You can add pork or beef, shrimp, and mushrooms.

Mì Quảng. You can find mì Quảng in many restaurants in Vietnam. This dish is a hearty mix of bone broth seasoned with fish sauce, black pepper, spring onions, and garlic, and meaty ingredients such as river shrimp, boiled eggs, and pork. Mì Quảng also has herbs in it.

Bún thịt nướng. This dish is made of vermicelli rice noodles, chopped lettuce, sliced cucumber, basil, chopped peanuts, and mint, topped with grilled pork. Unlike most noodle dishes, it does not come in a soup or broth, but it is eaten with a special kind of sauce.

Xôi xéo. If you are hungry and in a hurry, xôi xéo is the best choice for you. Xôi xéo is a sweet-savory Vietnamese snack. People eat xôi xéo with green mung bean paste, soy sauce, and dried spring onions. Xôi xéo typically costs 15,000 VND. In the morning, people often have xôi xéo for breakfast as they stop at street vendors and quickly grab a box of it on their way to work.

THE BEST VIETNAMESE STREET FOODS

Bánh mì. This is a unique French-Vietnamese sandwich that is great for when you need a quick meal. Priced between 10,000 VND and 15,000 VND, it is a toasted baguette sandwich with pickled vegetables, pate, soy sauce, chilies, and hot peppers.

Bánh xèo. Similar to a crepe or pancake, bánh xèo is made of rice flour, coconut milk, and turmeric. You can add pork or beef, shrimp, and mushrooms.

Mì Quảng. You can find mì Quảng in many restaurants in Vietnam. This dish is a hearty mix of bone broth seasoned with fish sauce, black pepper, spring onions, and garlic, and meaty ingredients such as river shrimp, boiled eggs, and pork. Mì Quảng also has herbs in it.

Bún thịt nướng. This dish is made of vermicelli rice noodles, chopped lettuce, sliced cucumber, basil, chopped peanuts, and mint, topped with grilled pork. Unlike most noodle dishes, it does not come in a soup or broth, but it is eaten with a special kind of sauce.

Xôi xéo. If you are hungry and in a hurry, xôi xéo is the best choice for you. Xôi xéo is a sweet-savory Vietnamese snack. People eat xôi xéo with green mung bean paste, soy sauce, and dried spring onions. Xôi xéo typically costs 15,000 VND. In the morning, people often have xôi xéo for breakfast as they stop at street vendors and quickly grab a box of it on their way to work.

THE BEST VIETNAMESE STREET FOODS

Bánh mì. This is a unique French-Vietnamese sandwich that is great for when you need a quick meal. Priced between 10,000 VND and 15,000 VND, it is a toasted baguette sandwich with pickled vegetables, pate, soy sauce, chilies, and hot peppers.

Bánh xèo. Similar to a crepe or pancake, bánh xèo is made of rice flour, coconut milk, and turmeric. You can add pork or beef, shrimp, and mushrooms.

Mì Quảng. You can find mì Quảng in many restaurants in Vietnam. This dish is a hearty mix of bone broth seasoned with fish sauce, black pepper, spring onions, and garlic, and meaty ingredients such as river shrimp, boiled eggs, and pork. Mì Quảng also has herbs in it.

Bún thịt nướng. This dish is made of vermicelli rice noodles, chopped lettuce, sliced cucumber, basil, chopped peanuts, and mint, topped with grilled pork. Unlike most noodle dishes, it does not come in a soup or broth, but it is eaten with a special kind of sauce.

Xôi xéo. If you are hungry and in a hurry, xôi xéo is the best choice for you. Xôi xéo is a sweet-savory Vietnamese snack. People eat xôi xéo with green mung bean paste, soy sauce, and dried spring onions. Xôi xéo typically costs 15,000 VND. In the morning, people often have xôi xéo for breakfast as they stop at street vendors and quickly grab a box of it on their way to work.

THE BEST VIETNAMESE STREET FOODS

Bánh mì. This is a unique French-Vietnamese sandwich that is great for when you need a quick meal. Priced between 10,000 VND and 15,000 VND, it is a toasted baguette sandwich with pickled vegetables, pate, soy sauce, chilies, and hot peppers.

Bánh xèo. Similar to a crepe or pancake, bánh xèo is made of rice flour, coconut milk, and turmeric. You can add pork or beef, shrimp, and mushrooms.

Mì Quảng. You can find mì Quảng in many restaurants in Vietnam. This dish is a hearty mix of bone broth seasoned with fish sauce, black pepper, spring onions, and garlic, and meaty ingredients such as river shrimp, boiled eggs, and pork. Mì Quảng also has herbs in it.

Bún thịt nướng. This dish is made of vermicelli rice noodles, chopped lettuce, sliced cucumber, basil, chopped peanuts, and mint, topped with grilled pork. Unlike most noodle dishes, it does not come in a soup or broth, but it is eaten with a special kind of sauce.

Xôi xéo. If you are hungry and in a hurry, xôi xéo is the best choice for you. Xôi xéo is a sweet-savory Vietnamese snack. People eat xôi xéo with green mung bean paste, soy sauce, and dried spring onions. Xôi xéo typically costs 15,000 VND. In the morning, people often have xôi xéo for breakfast as they stop at street vendors and quickly grab a box of it on their way to work.

THE BEST VIETNAMESE STREET FOODS

Bánh mì. This is a unique French-Vietnamese sandwich that is great for when you need a quick meal. Priced between 10,000 VND and 15,000 VND, it is a toasted baguette sandwich with pickled vegetables, pate, soy sauce, chilies, and hot peppers.

Bánh xèo. Similar to a crepe or pancake, bánh xèo is made of rice flour, coconut milk, and turmeric. You can add pork or beef, shrimp, and mushrooms.

Mì Quảng. You can find mì Quảng in many restaurants in Vietnam. This dish is a hearty mix of bone broth seasoned with fish sauce, black pepper, spring onions, and garlic, and meaty ingredients such as river shrimp, boiled eggs, and pork. Mì Quảng also has herbs in it.

Bún thịt nướng. This dish is made of vermicelli rice noodles, chopped lettuce, sliced cucumber, basil, chopped peanuts, and mint, topped with grilled pork. Unlike most noodle dishes, it does not come in a soup or broth, but it is eaten with a special kind of sauce.

Xôi xéo. If you are hungry and in a hurry, xôi xéo is the best choice for you. Xôi xéo is a sweet-savory Vietnamese snack. People eat xôi xéo with green mung bean paste, soy sauce, and dried spring onions. Xôi xéo typically costs 15,000 VND. In the morning, people often have xôi xéo for breakfast as they stop at street vendors and quickly grab a box of it on their way to work.

THE BEST VIETNAMESE STREET FOODS

Bánh mì. This is a unique French-Vietnamese sandwich that is great for when you need a quick meal. Priced between 10,000 VND and 15,000 VND, it is a toasted baguette sandwich with pickled vegetables, pate, soy sauce, chilies, and hot peppers.

Bánh xèo. Similar to a crepe or pancake, bánh xèo is made of rice flour, coconut milk, and turmeric. You can add pork or beef, shrimp, and mushrooms.

Mì Quảng. You can find mì Quảng in many restaurants in Vietnam. This dish is a hearty mix of bone broth seasoned with fish sauce, black pepper, spring onions, and garlic, and meaty ingredients such as river shrimp, boiled eggs, and pork. Mì Quảng also has herbs in it.

Bún thịt nướng. This dish is made of vermicelli rice noodles, chopped lettuce, sliced cucumber, basil, chopped peanuts, and mint, topped with grilled pork. Unlike most noodle dishes, it does not come in a soup or broth, but it is eaten with a special kind of sauce.

Xôi xéo. If you are hungry and in a hurry, xôi xéo is the best choice for you. Xôi xéo is a sweet-savory Vietnamese snack. People eat xôi xéo with green mung bean paste, soy sauce, and dried spring onions. Xôi xéo typically costs 15,000 VND. In the morning, people often have xôi xéo for breakfast as they stop at street vendors and quickly grab a box of it on their way to work.

THE BEST VIETNAMESE STREET FOODS

Bánh mì. This is a unique French-Vietnamese sandwich that is great for when you need a quick meal. Priced between 10,000 VND and 15,000 VND, it is a toasted baguette sandwich with pickled vegetables, pate, soy sauce, chilies, and hot peppers.

Bánh xèo. Similar to a crepe or pancake, bánh xèo is made of rice flour, coconut milk, and turmeric. You can add pork or beef, shrimp, and mushrooms.

Mì Quảng. You can find mì Quảng in many restaurants in Vietnam. This dish is a hearty mix of bone broth seasoned with fish sauce, black pepper, spring onions, and garlic, and meaty ingredients such as river shrimp, boiled eggs, and pork. Mì Quảng also has herbs in it.

Bún thịt nướng. This dish is made of vermicelli rice noodles, chopped lettuce, sliced cucumber, basil, chopped peanuts, and mint, topped with grilled pork. Unlike most noodle dishes, it does not come in a soup or broth, but it is eaten with a special kind of sauce.

Xôi xéo. If you are hungry and in a hurry, xôi xéo is the best choice for you. Xôi xéo is a sweet-savory Vietnamese snack. People eat xôi xéo with green mung bean paste, soy sauce, and dried spring onions. Xôi xéo typically costs 15,000 VND. In the morning, people often have xôi xéo for breakfast as they stop at street vendors and quickly grab a box of it on their way to work.

THE BEST VIETNAMESE STREET FOODS

Bánh mì. This is a unique French-Vietnamese sandwich that is great for when you need a quick meal. Priced between 10,000 VND and 15,000 VND, it is a toasted baguette sandwich with pickled vegetables, pate, soy sauce, chilies, and hot peppers.

Bánh xèo. Similar to a crepe or pancake, bánh xèo is made of rice flour, coconut milk, and turmeric. You can add pork or beef, shrimp, and mushrooms.

Mì Quảng. You can find mì Quảng in many restaurants in Vietnam. This dish is a hearty mix of bone broth seasoned with fish sauce, black pepper, spring onions, and garlic, and meaty ingredients such as river shrimp, boiled eggs, and pork. Mì Quảng also has herbs in it.

Bún thịt nướng. This dish is made of vermicelli rice noodles, chopped lettuce, sliced cucumber, basil, chopped peanuts, and mint, topped with grilled pork. Unlike most noodle dishes, it does not come in a soup or broth, but it is eaten with a special kind of sauce.

Xôi xéo. If you are hungry and in a hurry, xôi xéo is the best choice for you. Xôi xéo is a sweet-savory Vietnamese snack. People eat xôi xéo with green mung bean paste, soy sauce, and dried spring onions. Xôi xéo typically costs 15,000 VND. In the morning, people often have xôi xéo for breakfast as they stop at street vendors and quickly grab a box of it on their way to work.

THE BEST VIETNAMESE STREET FOODS

Bánh mì. This is a unique French-Vietnamese sandwich that is great for when you need a quick meal. Priced between 10,000 VND and 15,000 VND, it is a toasted baguette sandwich with pickled vegetables, pate, soy sauce, chilies, and hot peppers.

Bánh xèo. Similar to a crepe or pancake, bánh xèo is made of rice flour, coconut milk, and turmeric. You can add pork or beef, shrimp, and mushrooms.

Mì Quảng. You can find mì Quảng in many restaurants in Vietnam. This dish is a hearty mix of bone broth seasoned with fish sauce, black pepper, spring onions, and garlic, and meaty ingredients such as river shrimp, boiled eggs, and pork. Mì Quảng also has herbs in it.

Bún thịt nướng. This dish is made of vermicelli rice noodles, chopped lettuce, sliced cucumber, basil, chopped peanuts, and mint, topped with grilled pork. Unlike most noodle dishes, it does not come in a soup or broth, but it is eaten with a special kind of sauce.

Xôi xéo. If you are hungry and in a hurry, xôi xéo is the best choice for you. Xôi xéo is a sweet-savory Vietnamese snack. People eat xôi xéo with green mung bean paste, soy sauce, and dried spring onions. Xôi xéo typically costs 15,000 VND. In the morning, people often have xôi xéo for breakfast as they stop at street vendors and quickly grab a box of it on their way to work.

THE BEST VIETNAMESE STREET FOODS

Bánh mì. This is a unique French-Vietnamese sandwich that is great for when you need a quick meal. Priced between 10,000 VND and 15,000 VND, it is a toasted baguette sandwich with pickled vegetables, pate, soy sauce, chilies, and hot peppers.

Bánh xèo. Similar to a crepe or pancake, bánh xèo is made of rice flour, coconut milk, and turmeric. You can add pork or beef, shrimp, and mushrooms.

Mì Quảng. You can find mì Quảng in many restaurants in Vietnam. This dish is a hearty mix of bone broth seasoned with fish sauce, black pepper, spring onions, and garlic, and meaty ingredients such as river shrimp, boiled eggs, and pork. Mì Quảng also has herbs in it.

Bún thịt nướng. This dish is made of vermicelli rice noodles, chopped lettuce, sliced cucumber, basil, chopped peanuts, and mint, topped with grilled pork. Unlike most noodle dishes, it does not come in a soup or broth, but it is eaten with a special kind of sauce.

Xôi xéo. If you are hungry and in a hurry, xôi xéo is the best choice for you. Xôi xéo is a sweet-savory Vietnamese snack. People eat xôi xéo with green mung bean paste, soy sauce, and dried spring onions. Xôi xéo typically costs 15,000 VND. In the morning, people often have xôi xéo for breakfast as they stop at street vendors and quickly grab a box of it on their way to work.