3. Read and listen to the text. Write True or False. Explain your answers.
(Đọc và nghe văn bản. Viết đúng hoặc sai. Giải thích câu trả lời của bạn.)
1. The 6-year-old girl in Chiang Mai, Thailand made some toys with ice-cream sticks.
2. According to the photographer, the toy was good.
3. The café was empty.
4. Some people were relaxing with decorations.
5. The writer liked the café with recycled decorations.
Tạm dịch:
1. Cô bé 6 tuổi ở Chiang-Mai, Thái Lan đã làm một vài món đồ chơi từ que kem.
2. Theo nhiếp ảnh gia, món đồ chơi đó đẹp.
3. Quán cà phê không có khách.
4. Có vài người đang thư giãn khi làm những món đồ trang trí.
5. Tác giả thích quán cà phê với những món đồ trang trí tái chế.
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1. F |
2. T |
3. F |
4. F |
5. T |
1. F
Thông tin: She was making a toy with ice-cream sticks. (Cô bé đang làm một món đồ chơi từ những que kem (chứ không phải vài món)).
2. T.
Thông tin: The toy was still simple, but it was a success for such a little girl. (Món đồ chơi tuy đơn giản, nhưng nó đã là một thành công đối với cô bé.)
3. F
Thông tin: The café was full when I got there. (Quá cà phê đông khách khi tôi đến đó.)
4. F
Thông tin: They were talking but they were working very hard too. (Họ đang nói chuyện nhưng họ cũng đang làm việc rất chăm chỉ.)
Các bài tập cùng chuyên đề
2. Look at the photos. What are the people doing? Why are they doing it? Which countries are they in? Read the texts and check.
(Nhìn vào những bức ảnh. Mọi người đang làm gì? Tại sao họ làm vậy? Họ ở những quốc gia nào? Đọc các văn bản và kiểm tra.)
WHAT SHOULD YOU DO WITH RUBBISH?
I happened to see this 6-year-old girl in Chiang Mai,Thailand. She wasn't playing with the toy. She was making it with ice-cream sticks. The toy was still simple, but it was a success for such a little girl. She still wanted to make more and more toys. While I was taking some photos of the toys, she was smiling nicely. What a clever girl!
I went to a café in Thân Văn Nhiếp Street, District 2 on a beautiful Sunday morning. The café was full when I got there. Some people were making decorations from old tyres and bottles. They were talking but they were working very hard too.Although their business was different, it was meaningful to the environment. Their start-up seemed to be a success story.
(Hồ Chí Minh City, Việt Nam)
2.WHO DID IT? Someone took a famous painting from the National Gallery in London yesterday.
Work in pairs and read the notes. Which person is not in the pictures? This is the person who took the painting.
(AI ĐÃ LÀM ĐIỀU ĐÓ? Ai đó đã lấy một bức tranh nổi tiếng từ Phòng trưng bày Quốc gia ở London ngày hôm qua. Làm việc theo cặp và đọc ghi chú. Người nào không có trong hình? Đây là người đã lấy bức tranh.)
- Sally was meeting her son after school.
- Brian was taking photos outside in Trafalgar Square.
- Lucy and Jill were having lunch in the gallery café.
- Stephen wasn’t working yesterday– he was at home. He wasn't well.
- Joe was in his taxi, driving two customers to Victoria train station.
- Mr Jacobs and Mrs Shaw weren't in their office yesterday– they were guiding the children through the museum.
- Jenny was working in her office.
1. Read the text. Choose the correct words.
(Đọc đoạn văn. Chọn đáp án đúng)
This story is about....
(Câu chuyện này kể về....)
a. a monkey taking one photo.
(một con khỉ chụp một bức ảnh.)
b. some monkeys breaking a camera.
(một số con khỉ làm hỏng máy ảnh.)
c. some monkeys taking a lot of photos.
(một số con khỉ chụp rất nhiều ảnh.)
Monkey takes ‘selfie’!
British wildlife photographer David Slater, 46, was visiting a wildlife park in Indonesia when he decided to get to know the animals there. He worked with a local guide and he found a group of black macaque monkeys. For three days, Slater walked with the monkeys and stood close to them. The animals weren't shy and they soon came nearer to the photographer. 'They were just interested in the things I was carrying,' he said. On the second day, Slater put his camera on a tripod and left it for a minute. When he came back, one monkey was bravely holding on to the camera and playing with it. Soon, the other monkeys were happily jumping up on the camera and hanging from it. Then, one monkey hit the camera button and it made a noise. The monkey started to hit the button again and again. ‘At first, it scared the rest of them away,’ said Slater. ‘But they soon came back - it was amazing to watch.’ The monkeys liked looking into the camera because they were seeing their faces for the first time. When Slater took his camera back, there were hundreds of funny photos of the monkeys on it. The black macaque monkeys are very rare and these unusual photos are an important record of them.
2.Read the text again. Write frue or ƒalse.
(Đọc văn bản một lần nữa. Chọn đúng hoặc sai.)
The monkeys ...
are black. true
1 were extremely shy.
2 never came near David Slater.
3 climbed on Slater's camera.
4 ran away at first because of the noise of the camera.
5 are very common animals.
3.Read the text again. Complete the sentences with one or two words from the text.
(Đọc văn bản một lần nữa. Đặt câu chuyện theo đúng thứ tự. Đánh số các câu từ 1-8.)
David Slater is 46 years old.
1 Slater was with aon his visit to the monkeys.
2 Slater walked with the monkeys and he also near to them.
3 The animals were interested in the different things that Slater
4 At first, some of the monkeys feltof the noise of the camera.
5 The monkeys took photos of different photos.
4.Answer the questions. Write complete sentences.
(Trả lời các câu hỏi. Viết thành các câu hoàn chỉnh.)
What is David Slater's job? He’s a wildlife photographer.
(Công việc của David Slater là gì? Anh ấy là một nhiếp ảnh gia về động vật hoang dã.)
1 How many days did Slater spend with the monkeys?
2 What was one of the monkeys doing when Slater came back to his camera?
3 Why did the monkeys like looking into the camera?
4 Why are the photos important?
5 Do you like looking at wildlife photos? Why /Why not?
