Bộ Đề thi cuối kì 2 Tiếng Anh 9 Friends plus có đáp án ( Đề 4)

Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct option that best fits each of the following blanks from 15 to 19.

Hi Bella,

I talked to my family about our trip to Barcelona this summer, and they had some great ideas for us! They all visited Spain last year while I had to stay home and study for my high school exams. It’ll be great (15) ______!

My mom recommended that we travel in May or June, as she said the weather is usually perfect around then. She also suggested some (16) ______ like La Sagrada Familia and Camp Nou. Since I’m a huge soccer fan, I’d especially love to check out Camp Nou.

My brother kept mentioning this restaurant called La Casa del Sabor. He said the paella there was (17) ______ he had during the trip and advised us to call and reserve a table, as

it tends to get really busy.

My dad gave some practical advice too—he reminded me that Spain uses different sockets, so we should pack (18) ______ adapters. He also recommended bringing fanny packs to keep our belongings (19) ______ while sightseeing. We should probably take both, right?

Have you found anything interesting?

Speak soon,

Sarah

(Adapted from SGK i-Learn Smart World 9)

Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the sentence that made from the given cues in each of the following questions from 22 to 23.

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following questions from 26 to 31.

Is Too Much Safety a Risk?

For most people, life today is safer than it was 1,000, 100, or even 10 years ago. However, most parents still spend time and money keeping their children as safe as possible. They buy them helmets to wear when riding a bike. They keep them away from things that could cause injury. These actions seem good, but some people argue that too much safety may actually be bad.

These people say that children cannot learn how to stay safe if they are never in dangerous situations. Moreover, children learn while doing risky things. For example, they learn to take responsibility for themselves and their actions.

According to the ‘hygiene theory’, keeping children too safe may also cause health issues. Some parents do not let their children play with those who have an illness, or they stop their children from playing outside. As a result, their children’s bodies are not used to germs or dirt. When these children eat a food that is normal, their bodies may have a dangerously strong reaction. Perhaps that is why more and more children have allergies to foods like nuts or eggs.

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following questions from 26 to 31.

Is Too Much Safety a Risk?

For most people, life today is safer than it was 1,000, 100, or even 10 years ago. However, most parents still spend time and money keeping their children as safe as possible. They buy them helmets to wear when riding a bike. They keep them away from things that could cause injury. These actions seem good, but some people argue that too much safety may actually be bad.

These people say that children cannot learn how to stay safe if they are never in dangerous situations. Moreover, children learn while doing risky things. For example, they learn to take responsibility for themselves and their actions.

According to the ‘hygiene theory’, keeping children too safe may also cause health issues. Some parents do not let their children play with those who have an illness, or they stop their children from playing outside. As a result, their children’s bodies are not used to germs or dirt. When these children eat a food that is normal, their bodies may have a dangerously strong reaction. Perhaps that is why more and more children have allergies to foods like nuts or eggs.

Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct option that best fits each of the following blanks from 15 to 19.

Hi Bella,

I talked to my family about our trip to Barcelona this summer, and they had some great ideas for us! They all visited Spain last year while I had to stay home and study for my high school exams. It’ll be great (15) ______!

My mom recommended that we travel in May or June, as she said the weather is usually perfect around then. She also suggested some (16) ______ like La Sagrada Familia and Camp Nou. Since I’m a huge soccer fan, I’d especially love to check out Camp Nou.

My brother kept mentioning this restaurant called La Casa del Sabor. He said the paella there was (17) ______ he had during the trip and advised us to call and reserve a table, as

it tends to get really busy.

My dad gave some practical advice too—he reminded me that Spain uses different sockets, so we should pack (18) ______ adapters. He also recommended bringing fanny packs to keep our belongings (19) ______ while sightseeing. We should probably take both, right?

Have you found anything interesting?

Speak soon,

Sarah

(Adapted from SGK i-Learn Smart World 9)

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following questions from 26 to 31.

Is Too Much Safety a Risk?

For most people, life today is safer than it was 1,000, 100, or even 10 years ago. However, most parents still spend time and money keeping their children as safe as possible. They buy them helmets to wear when riding a bike. They keep them away from things that could cause injury. These actions seem good, but some people argue that too much safety may actually be bad.

These people say that children cannot learn how to stay safe if they are never in dangerous situations. Moreover, children learn while doing risky things. For example, they learn to take responsibility for themselves and their actions.

According to the ‘hygiene theory’, keeping children too safe may also cause health issues. Some parents do not let their children play with those who have an illness, or they stop their children from playing outside. As a result, their children’s bodies are not used to germs or dirt. When these children eat a food that is normal, their bodies may have a dangerously strong reaction. Perhaps that is why more and more children have allergies to foods like nuts or eggs.

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following questions from 26 to 31.

Is Too Much Safety a Risk?

For most people, life today is safer than it was 1,000, 100, or even 10 years ago. However, most parents still spend time and money keeping their children as safe as possible. They buy them helmets to wear when riding a bike. They keep them away from things that could cause injury. These actions seem good, but some people argue that too much safety may actually be bad.

These people say that children cannot learn how to stay safe if they are never in dangerous situations. Moreover, children learn while doing risky things. For example, they learn to take responsibility for themselves and their actions.

According to the ‘hygiene theory’, keeping children too safe may also cause health issues. Some parents do not let their children play with those who have an illness, or they stop their children from playing outside. As a result, their children’s bodies are not used to germs or dirt. When these children eat a food that is normal, their bodies may have a dangerously strong reaction. Perhaps that is why more and more children have allergies to foods like nuts or eggs.

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following questions from 26 to 31.

Is Too Much Safety a Risk?

For most people, life today is safer than it was 1,000, 100, or even 10 years ago. However, most parents still spend time and money keeping their children as safe as possible. They buy them helmets to wear when riding a bike. They keep them away from things that could cause injury. These actions seem good, but some people argue that too much safety may actually be bad.

These people say that children cannot learn how to stay safe if they are never in dangerous situations. Moreover, children learn while doing risky things. For example, they learn to take responsibility for themselves and their actions.

According to the ‘hygiene theory’, keeping children too safe may also cause health issues. Some parents do not let their children play with those who have an illness, or they stop their children from playing outside. As a result, their children’s bodies are not used to germs or dirt. When these children eat a food that is normal, their bodies may have a dangerously strong reaction. Perhaps that is why more and more children have allergies to foods like nuts or eggs.

Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the sentence that is closest in meaning to the original sentence in each of the following questions from 20 to 21.

Read the following sign or notice and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following questions from 24 to 25.