A favourite pastime with children and adults alike is betting on cricket fights during the rainy season. Children catch crickets and sell them for this purpose.

Horse racing held on Saturday and Sunday in a Saigon suburb draws large crowds as thousands of Vietnamese, young and old, turn out to cheer the pint-sized Asiatic horses and jockeys on to victory. Betting is heavy, with profits going into the national treasury of Southern Vietnam. It is not uncommon to see a horse run the wrong way around the track.

Other popular sporting events include soccer, basketball, volleyball, swimming, hiking, ping pong, and tennis. Vietnam teams often compete with other countries in soccer, tennis, bicycling, basketball, and other sports.

There are few golf courses in Southern Vietnam. The one in Saigon is located near Tan Son Nhat Airport. It may well be the only golf course in the world fortified by pillbox installations on its perimeter, with soldiers and machine guns inside. There is an excellent golf course in Da lat. Caddies are usually women.

11: What do children do with crickets?

A. Sell        B. play        C. talk        D. give

12:When are horse-racing held?

A. Monday        B. Tuesday        C. Saturday        D. Friday

13: Where does the betting go?

A. local treasury        B. national treasury       C. international treasury       D. individuals

14:Do Vietnamese play soccer?

A. Yes, they do       B. No, they didn’t       C. Yes, they are       D. No, they don’t

15:Are there any golf courses in Vietnam?

A. Yes, there are no golf course.B. Yes, there are few.

C. No, there aren’tD. No, There are many

15: We would prefer to make crafts rather than play tennis.

A. We would rather to make crafts than play tennis.

B. We would rather make crafts rather than play tennis.

C. We would rather make crafts than play tennis.

D. We would rather making crafts rather than play tennis

14: He hates playing board games.

A. He doesn’t like playing board games.B. He doesn’t dislike playing board games.

C. He doesn’t detest playing board games.D. He doesn’t want playing board games

14: He hates playing board games.

A. He doesn’t like playing board games.B. He doesn’t dislike playing board games.

C. He doesn’t detest playing board games.D. He doesn’t want playing board games

15: We would prefer to make crafts rather than play tennis.

A. We would rather to make crafts than play tennis.

B. We would rather make crafts rather than play tennis.

C. We would rather make crafts than play tennis.

D. We would rather making crafts rather than play tennis.

13: He passed the exam because he’s intelligent.

A. He’s intelligent, but he passed the exam.

B. He’s intelligent, and he passed the exam.

C. He’s intelligent, for he passed the exam.

D. He’s intelligent, so he passed the exam

11:Making craft is   not as interesting  as collecting stamps

A. Making craft is as interesting than collecting stamps.

B. Making craft is so  interesting than collecting stamps.

C. Collecting stamps is as interesting  as making craft.

D. Collecting stamps is more  interesting than making craft.

12: It’s tiring to sit in front of the computer for hours.

A. Sitting in front of the computer for hours is tiring.

B. Sit in front of the computer for hours is tiring.

C. Sat in front of the computer for hours is tiring.

D. To sit in front of the computer for hours is tiring.

11:Making craft is   not as interesting  as collecting stamps

A. Making craft is as interesting than collecting stamps.

B. Making craft is so  interesting than collecting stamps.

C. Collecting stamps is as interesting  as making craft.

D. Collecting stamps is more  interesting than making craft.

12: It’s tiring to sit in front of the computer for hours.

A. Sitting in front of the computer for hours is tiring.

B. Sit in front of the computer for hours is tiring.

C. Sat in front of the computer for hours is tiring.

D. To sit in front of the computer for hours is tiring.

13: He passed the exam because he’s intelligent.

A. He’s intelligent, but he passed the exam.

B. He’s intelligent, and he passed the exam.

C. He’s intelligent, for he passed the exam.

D. He’s intelligent, so he passed the exam

14: He hates playing board games.

A. He doesn’t like playing board games.B. He doesn’t dislike playing board games.

C. He doesn’t detest playing board games.D. He doesn’t want playing board games

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11:Making craft is   not as interesting  as collecting stamps

A. Making craft is as interesting than collecting stamps.

B. Making craft is so  interesting than collecting stamps.

C. Collecting stamps is as interesting  as making craft.

D. Collecting stamps is more  interesting than making craft.

12: It’s tiring to sit in front of the computer for hours.

A. Sitting in front of the computer for hours is tiring.

B. Sit in front of the computer for hours is tiring.

C. Sat in front of the computer for hours is tiring.

D. To sit in front of the computer for hours is tiring.

13: He passed the exam because he’s intelligent.

A. He’s intelligent, but he passed the exam.

B. He’s intelligent, and he passed the exam.

C. He’s intelligent, for he passed the exam.

D. He’s intelligent, so he passed the exam

14: He hates playing board games.

A. He doesn’t like playing board games.B. He doesn’t dislike playing board games.

C. He doesn’t detest playing board games.D. He doesn’t want playing board games

15: We would prefer to make crafts rather than play tennis.

A. We would rather to make crafts than play tennis.

B. We would rather make crafts rather than play tennis.

C. We would rather make crafts than play tennis.

D. We would rather making crafts rather than play tennis.

11:Making craft is   not as interesting  as collecting stamps

A. Making craft is as interesting than collecting stamps.

B. Making craft is so  interesting than collecting stamps.

C. Collecting stamps is as interesting  as making craft.

D. Collecting stamps is more  interesting than making craft.

12: It’s tiring to sit in front of the computer for hours.

A. Sitting in front of the computer for hours is tiring.

B. Sit in front of the computer for hours is tiring.

C. Sat in front of the computer for hours is tiring.

D. To sit in front of the computer for hours is tiring.

13: He passed the exam because he’s intelligent.

A. He’s intelligent, but he passed the exam.

B. He’s intelligent, and he passed the exam.

C. He’s intelligent, for he passed the exam.

D. He’s intelligent, so he passed the exam

14: He hates playing board games.

A. He doesn’t like playing board games.B. He doesn’t dislike playing board games.

C. He doesn’t detest playing board games.D. He doesn’t want playing board games

15: We would prefer to make crafts rather than play tennis.

A. We would rather to make crafts than play tennis.

B. We would rather make crafts rather than play tennis.

C. We would rather make crafts than play tennis.

D. We would rather making crafts rather than play tennis.

6:look/ does/ she/ what/ like?

A. What like she look does?B. What does she look like?

C. What does like she look?D. What she look does like?

7: a/ received/ Lan/ letter/ yesterday/ her/ from/ friend.

A. Lan a letter received her friend from yesterday.

B. Lan her friend received a letter from yesterday.

C. Lan received a her friend letter from yesterday.

D. Lan received a letter from her friend yesterday.

8: is/ My/ gardening/ activity/ favourite/ leisure.

A. My favourite leisure activity is gardening.B. My leisure activity favourite is gardening.

C. My gardening is favourite leisure activity.D. My activity is favourite leisure gardening.

9: not/ get/ is/ She/ to/ old/ married/ enough.

A. She is not old to get enough married.B. She is not get married old enough to.

C. She is not old enough to get married.D. She is not enough old to get married.

10: long/ is/ a/ girl/ She/ with/ nice/ hair.

A. She is a nice girl with long hair.B. She is a long hair girl with nice.

C. She is with a nice girl long hair.D. She is with a long hair girl nice