Đề kiểm tra Tiếng anh 6 Cuối học kì 2 có đáp án (Đề 15)

Find the word with the different underlined sound.

Find the word with the different underlined sound.

Find the word with the different underlined sound.

Find the word with the different underlined sound.

Choose the correct option A, B, C, D to complete the sentences.

There . . . . .   a big sofa in the living room.

One of the two girls, Mai is the . . . . .

My mother often cooks . . . . . at Tet.

We . . . . . our friends a happy new year.

What kind of TV programmes do you like? - . . . . .

When he was young, he . . . . . swim very well. He won medals and championships.

If we cut down more forest, there . . . . . more flood.

The opposite of “dangerous” is . . . . .

Many people like Tom and Jerry . . . . . it is fun and entertaining.

When . . . . . to San Francisco? - In 2010

In the future, robots will help us to surf the . . . . .

What does 3Rs stand . . . . . ?It’s Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.

I . . . . . that novel 3 times.

Look! Nam is . . . . . judo in the playground.

My brother often . . . . . uniform everyday.

Read and choose the correct answers.

          Tet is the most important (1) . . . . . in Vietnam. Vietnamese people eat very special (2) . . . . . on these days. The most special food is Chung cakes. Most families (3) . . . . . many Chung cakes. They boil Chung cakes for five or six (4) . . . . . Every family makes spring rolls because this food is (5) . . . . . and easy to make. People also buy or make mut-jam. People often(6) . . .  . . it with tea.

Tet is the most important (1) . . . . . in Vietnam. Vietnamese people eat very special (2) . . . . . on these days.

The most special food is Chung cakes. Most families (3) . . . . . many Chung cakes.

They boil Chung cakes for five or six (4) . . . . . Every family makes spring rolls because this food is (5) . . . . .

They boil Chung cakes for five or six (4) . . . . . Every family makes spring rolls because this food is (5) . . . . .and easy to make.

People also buy or make mut-jam. People often(6) . . .  . . it with tea.