79 câu Trắc nghiệm Chuyên đề 10- Unit 1 - Family life

What can you__________from doing the housework?

Today, women share the household__________burden with their husbands.

Today, women share the household__________burden with their husbands.

Set a place for John when you__________the table. He may come after all.

Equally shared__________helps both husband and wife have equal chances for recreation.

Mike’s__________are to help his mum sweep the house and take out the rubbish.

When his father died, Jack became the__________of the family.

Mark needs to__________that shirt before he can wear it.

Buying a house places a great financial__________on young couples.

A(n) __________family consists of two parents and their children.

Mary’s grandmother   her when her mother died.

She has a pain in back and can’t do any__________

Mary likes to shop for__________when she has free time.

Can you tell me some__________of doing the housework?

If the household chores          are equally divided, the__________is less.

Mum and Dad are not__________of each other when they do the housework together.

He doesn’t want to become a__________burden to his children.

Parents should__________to educating their children.

Hoa sometimes__________the cooking when her mum is busy.

I am afraid Jack can’t talk to you now. He__________the dishes.  

Huong can’t sweep the house today. She__________for her exams.                    

Nick__________up his bedroom twice a week.

It’s now 7 p.m. and Tina__________dinner.

Nancy and her mum__________grocery shopping at the weekend.

Minh can’t answer the phone now. He__________the bathroom.

Jenny__________the house twice a week.

Whenever Nancy__________the dishes, she__________things.

Where’s your mum?- She__________the plants in the garden.

Doing household chores         __________Nick very happy.

She likes animals, so she__________the dog after school.

Jack can’t go out with you now. He__________a report.

I’m sorry for not meeting you now. I__________up the house.

Mark is lazy. He rarely__________the housework.

Read the passage and choose the best answer to each of the following questions.

Why do parents have to get involved in their child’s education? Basically, parents’involvement in their child’s learning process offers many opportunities for success. According to Centre for Child Well-Being (2010), parental involvement in their children’s learning not only improves a child’s morale, attitude, and academic achievement across all subject areas, but it also promotes better behavior and social adjustment. It further says that family involvement in education helps children to grow up to be productive, responsible members of the society.

Regrettably, there are also some, if not many, parents who are quite passive in their child’s education. Some of them are not directly involved. Neither are they visible in the school premises and get involved in the desired goals of the school where their children are getting what they need most for life.

Several schools, both private and public sectors, have programs designed at intensifying parental participation such as boys and girls scouting, school-community socio-economic projects, disaster volunteer task force, and school-community work brigade. However, increasing parental involvement remains a tough challenge among school administrators and their teachers despite clear programs, concerted efforts, and strong motivations.

1. What is the main idea of the passage?

According to the passage, parental involvement has positive influence on the following aspects EXCEPT:

What does the word “grow up” in paragraph 1 mean?

What is true about the parents who are passive in their child’s education?

What programs do schools have to intensify parental participation?