Bài thi thử kỳ thi tốt nghiệp Trung học Phổ thông môn Tiếng Anh - Năm học 2018-2019 - Mã đề 861

SỞ GIÁO DỤC ĐÀO TẠO BÀI THI THỬ KỲ THI TỐT NGHIỆP TRUNG HỌC PHỔ THÔNG 
 ĐỀ CHÍNH THỨC NĂM HỌC 2018- 2019
 (Đề gồm có 04 trang) MÔN TIẾNG ANH ~ MÃ ĐỀ 861
 Thời gian: 60 phút - không tính thời gian giao đề
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word whose underlined part differs from the other three in pronunciation in each of the following questions.
 Question 1:A. love	B. shovel	C. dove	D. move
 Question 2:A. recipe	B. acne	C. biome	D. apostrophe
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word that differs from the other three in the position of primary stress in each of the following questions.
 Question 3:A. employment	B. obstacle	C. encounter	D. determine
 Question 4:A. particular	B. significant	C. satisfaction	D. collaborate
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the underlined part that needs correction in each of the following questions.
Question 5: My colleagues and I did not find the new software program to be easy as the old one.
A. did not find	B. My colleagues and I	C. be easy as	D. the new
Question 6: The book had already been published by the time the error is discovered.
A. had already	B. is discovered	C. by the time	D. The
Question 7: The best seats in the theatre will be reserved for inviting guests.
A. will be reserved	B. for inviting	C. best	D. in the
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word(s) CLOSEST in meaning to the underlined word(s) in each of the following questions.
Question 8: She faces the dilemma of disobeying her father or losing the man she loves.
A. quandary	B. quarantine	C. quantity	D. quantum
Question 9: She felt she had been left in the lurch by all her colleagues.
A. forbidden	B. forsaken	C. forgiven	D. forgotten
Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the following questions.
THE DESIGNER
 "But why do you want to be a fashion designer? You could go to any university in the country with the grades you’ve got and you want to go to fashion school?" Tanya bowed her head further over the piece of silk she was working on and continued to sew the small bright beads onto the fine cloth with quiet determination. She knew her father was exasperated with her decision but it wasn’t going to affect her resolve in any way. He could question her over and over and insist on the ridiculousness of the idea but she was going to be a fashion designer no matter what. It was all she had ever wanted to do.
 Tanya thought back to when she had first picked up a needle and thread. Her grandmother, like many women of her generation, had made most of her own clothes and when Tanya was very small she had loved to watch her cutting the cloth and stitching it together with meticulous skill. Bit by bit, under her grandmother’s careful instruction, she had learned the craft herself. She had started with simple outfits for her dolls and had progressed to the point where even her grandmother said she was much better than her at making clothes.
 Once she had mastered the basic skills Tanya had become adventurous and started designing her own creations. She had a wild sense of colour and liked to make clothes that stood out for the contrast in the colours, patterns and the different types of cloth that she used. There was no doubting her creativity.
 Her art teacher at school had nothing but praise for her talent and encouraged her to develop it further. But not everyone was quite as sympathetic to Tanya’s dream of becoming a star in the world of fashion. Her brother Dmitri, for one, did not make any attempt to hide his contempt for her obsession with fashion. As far as he was concerned, clothes were just something you threw on in the morning before going out into the outside world. As long as they were clean and didn’t have holes in them that was all that mattered. He regarded anyone who paid attention to fashions and trends as simply a victim of peer pressure and advertising. Dmitri was very fond of telling her that anyone with any sense or intelligence would put their energy into doing something that mattered in the world, like becoming a scientist. He sounded just like her father.
 But she wouldn’t listen. Her mind was already made up. She had been offered a place at one of the most prestigious schools of Art and Design in the country and nothing would deter her from taking her place there. Contrary to what some people thought, she wasn’t a fool and she knew the road to, fulfilling her dreams would be a long, hard one. She had a plan mapped out and she was going to follow it through.
 Fortunately, she did have support within the family. Her grandmother never failed to boast about her talent to anyone who would listen, and her mother, although she didn’t make a song and dance about it, was also proud of her.
 Tanya looked up from her work and gazed into her father’s troubled face. She smiled at him. “You know, dad, we’ve had this conversation countless times now," she said gently, "and the thing is, underneath it all you know I’ve made the right decision for my life. This is what I’m good at. So, let me ask you one thing. What would you rather I did with my life? Something that gives me a deep sense of satisfaction and fulfillment or something that would make me unhappy, perhaps for the rest of my life?” Her father’s face brightened and he chuckled. "Well, one thing is for certain," he said, "no one could ever accuse you of lacking confidence in your own abilities, and that is definitely a good thing. You know I only want the best for you." She nodded. "I know you do and this is what’s best for me." He patted her on the shoulder and walked back to his chair to read the paper.
Question 10: Tanya’s father was annoyed because......
A. she didn’t get good grades at school.	B. she refused to answer his questions.
C. she wanted to drop out of school,	D. she wouldn’t change her plans.
Question 11: Dmitri disapproved of fashion because......
A. he wanted to be a scientist.	B. he thought it was unimportant.
C. he was exactly like his father.	D. he felt he was under pressure.
Question 12: Tanya knew her plans for the future......
A. did not have a lot of support.	B. had the approval of all the family.
C. would be difficult to achieve.	D. were bound to be successful.
Question 13: Tanya’s grandmother......
A. doesn’t make good clothes.	B. makes all her own clothes.
C. taught Tanya how to sew.	D. enjoys watching Tanya sew.
Question 14: The word 'exasperated' is closest in meaning to......
A. experienced	B. annoyed	C. alarmed	D. exhausted
Question 15: Tanya told her father that......
A. she wasn’t certain about her own abilities.
B. she was tired of repeating the same conversation.
C. she knew she had made the correct decision.
D. she wasn’t interested in his opinion on her future.
Question 16: To 'make a song and dance' means to......
A. keep very quiet.	B. create a lot of fuss.
C. enjoy going to parties.	D. become very angry.
Question 17: When Tanya learnt to sew she......
A. began making clothes for other people.	B. realised she would become a fashion star,
C. impressed a teacher with her creativity.	D. decided to use only colourful materials.
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best completes each of the following exchanges.
Question 18: ~ A: "............" ~ B: Yes. By 11 o’clock I will have been surfing the Net for four hours.
A. Will you please leave the Net, Doris?
B. Don’t you surf the Net every day, Nelly?
C. You’ve been surfing the Net all morning! 
D. I wonder what’s made you put your heart and soul in the Net!
Question 19: ~ A: Sarah is retaking her driving test next week. ~ B: "............"
A. Oh! She’s been in hospital for a week.
B. I know. She has taken it three times so far!
C. She gave me a lift to the supermarket yesterday.
D. She needs a helmet or she’ll be fined on the way out.
Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct word or phrase that best fits each of the numbered blanks.
HAPPINESSS
 Most people dream of becoming rich and famous, but is that what success is really about? It is a ...(20)... that many people who have ...(21)... fame and wealth are far less happy with their lives than most people would expect. They worry constantly about their money and reputation and they are rarely satisfied with what they have. Singers may lose their popularity, athletes may get ...(22)... and no longer be able to perform well and wealthy businessmen may lose their money by making risky deals or bad decisions. The best way to be happy with your life is to reconsider what happiness really is. We must realise that human ...(23)... and qualities are far more important than material things. A job, no matter how humble, which is done with interest and care is worth as much as instant fame. Being ...(24)... to your family and having friends you can depend on also makes for a happy, successful life. These are the things that really count, and give you the right to consider yourself a success.
 Question 20:A. truth	B. reality	C. certainty	D. fact
 Question 21:A. completed	B. achieved	C. managed	D. succeeded
 Question 22:A. wounded	B. harmed	C. injured	D. damaged
 Question 23:A. values	B. laws	C. standards	D. rules
 Question 24:A. next	B. together	C. beside	D. close
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the sentence that is closest in meaning to each of the following questions.
Question 25: As soon as I got home it started to rain.
A. I was getting home when it started to rain.	B. The rain started while I got home.
C. I got home despite the rain starting.	D. No sooner had I got home than it started to rain.
Question 26: She was only able to drive to work when the roads had been cleared.
A. Only when the roads had been cleared was she able to drive to work.
B. Because she was not able to drive to work, only the roads hadn’t been cleared
C. As soon as the roads had been cleared, she was only able to drive to work.
D. She was not able to drive to work only because the roads hadn’t been cleared.
Question 27: His arm was broken in a skiing accident.
A. He broke his arm while skiing accidently.	B. The accident happened when he broke his arm skiing.
C. He had his arm broken in a skiing accident.	D. The skiing accident broke his arm.
Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the following questions.
MIRROR, MIRROR, ON THE WALL
 In the beginning, I put it down to a simple case of exam nerves. My daughter Sarah had just turned sixteen and was studying hard for her GCSEs. I knew she’d do well, as she was top of the class in all her subjects at school and had always been a high achiever. But as the time for the exams drew nearer, her behaviour started to change - drastically.
 Sarah became sullen and withdrawn. She wasn’t the lively teenager I knew. But the most worrying thing of all was that she was hardly eating anything. She refused to eat with the rest of the family and was having only light snacks in her room. At the time I didn’t want to make a big deal of it, as I thought I’d just make her more anxious about her exams. I was convinced that once she’d taken the exams, she would soon settle down and everything would get back to normal.
 But it didn’t. In fact, it got worse. By the middle of the summer, Sarah had become very skinny and pale. She also had wild mood swings, bursting into tears or becoming enraged by the slightest thing. I should say at this point that my initial reactions to this situation weren’t very helpful. We had huge fights about her being too thin and I tried to persuade her to eat more, but she just turned her nose up at everything I offered her. When nothing I said or did seemed to make any difference, I really felt at a complete loss about what else I could do or who I could turn to. I was desperate. After a lot of thought I realised that I would have to try other tactics. Screaming and tearing my hair out were definitely not improving the situation.
 I started by looking up eating disorders on various websites, to get as much information as I could, and what I found out almost scared me to death. Anorexia nervosa is a condition that typically affects teenage girls. There are a variety of reasons as to why it can develop, but it is usually said to be because of a distorted body image and lack of self-esteem. Some young women think they are too fat, even when they are not, and feel that they are unattractive or worthless. The media have been accused of playing a role in the rise of eating disorders in recent years, because of the way they portray women. Using underweight models in adverts in glossy magazines and on television may be a factor in encouraging young women to equate thinness with beauty, glamour and success.
 I was shocked to discover that this disease can seriously damage the heart and make bones brittle and easy to break. However, the most frightening aspect of the condition is that in 10% of cases it leads to the death of the sufferer. The information was terrifying, but it helped me to come to terms with the fact that someone with a severe eating disorder needs love and support and urgent medical attention.
 It took a lot of calm and gentle persuasion to get my tearful daughter to agree to go with me to a doctor who specialises in eating disorders. That was two years ago and the road to recovery has been long and hard. Sarah spent two months in hospital to get her weight back to normal and since then she has been seeing a psychiatrist to help her deal with the underlying causes of the problem. 
 It was tough for me, too. I felt very guilty about her illness - that somehow it was my fault, and I was a bad mother who had caused her daughter so much anxiety she had started to starve herself. But we’ve managed to get through it together. Now Sarah is looking forward to starting university, the colour has returned to her cheeks and she is back to being the vibrant young woman she was before the whole dreadful nightmare started.
Question 28: The phrase "come to terms with" is synonymous with......
A. gradually accept unwillingly	B. quarrel with
C. be on good terms with	D. agree to a contract
Question 29: The writer found out more about her daughter’s problem......
A. on television.	B. in magazines.	C. in advertisements	D. on Internet sites.
Question 30: When the writer noticed that Sarah was not eating, she......
A. decided not to make a fuss about it 	B. was sure it would get worse.
C. made Sarah eat her meals alone.	D. thought that this was normal.
Question 31: The writer felt guilty because......
A. she knew the condition was all her fault.	B. she had been too tough on her daughter.
C. her daughter was never the same again.	D. she felt she wasn’t a good mother.
Question 32: Getting Sarah to seek professional help......
A. was quite easy to do.	B. took several years.
C. required patience.	D. led to instant recovery.
Question 33: At first, the writer believed her daughter's behaviour had changed because Sarah......
A. had just turned sixteen.	B. was having problems at school.
C. had always been very intelligent.	D. was worried about academic success.
Question 34: What most shocked the writer about a norexia nervosa was that......
A. a number of sufferers die from it.	B. it leads to heart disease and weak bones.
C. it is a severe disorder.	D. all sufferers require medical treatment.
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the following questions.
Question 35: Conservation schemes are a......of interest for many young people.
A. basis	B. foundation	C. source	D. spring
Question 36: We must find a(n).......to fossil fuels.
A. choice	B. alternative	C. option	D. replacement
Question 37: The threat of disease is......as flood victims go without clean water for a week.
A. expanding	B. growing	C. advancing	D. maturing
Question 38: In some zoos, animals are......to live in unsuitable cages.
A. obliged	B. forced	C. required	D. urged
Question 39: The scanning machines at the airport should......any suspicious materials.
A. recognise	B. note 	C. observe	D. detect
Question 40: If it rains on Saturday, we shall have to......match for a week.
A. bring on	B. put off 	C. take off	D. put away
Question 41: Maintain eye contact and......your audience directly to capture their attention.
A. say	B. tell	C. speak	D. address
Question 42: By the time they arrived at the stadium, all the seats.......
A. would have taken	B. has been taken	C. had been taken	D. is being taken
Question 43: Faraday’s accomplishments seem more wonderful when we realise that he had very......education.
A. a little	B. few	C. a few	D. little
Question 44: Some clothes come prewashed, so they won’t......when they are washed.
A. decrease	B. lessen	C. shrink	D. diminish
Question 45: Make sure you......your arguments with evidence from your notes.
A. support	B. help	C. assist	D. back
Question 46: In recent times, we have seen radical......to the world’s weather.
A. variations	B. alterations	C. changes	D. modifications
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word(s) OPPOSITE in meaning to the underlined word(s) in each of the following questions.
Question 47: The storm left a trail of destruction in its wake.
A. that followed	B. in the early morning	C. from the beginning	D. left behind
Question 48: My grandfather has a profound mistrust of anything new or foreign.
A. deep	B. shallow	C. intense	D. narrow
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the sentence that best combines each pair of sentences in the following questions.
Question 49: Many diseases are no longer dangerous. People died of them years ago.
A. People died of many diseases which are no longer dangerous.
B. Many diseases, that people died of years ago, are no longer dangerous.
C. Many diseases which people died of years ago are no longer dangerous.
D. Many diseases of which people died years ago are no longer dangerous.
Question 50: His life is hard. He is determined to study well.
A. No matter how hard his life is, he is determined to study well.
B. So hard is his life that he is determined to study well.	 
C. Due to his hard life, he is determined to study well.
D. He is determined to study well because his life is hard.
The End
SỞ GIÁO DỤC ĐÀO TẠO BÀI THI THỬ KỲ THI TỐT NGHIỆP TRUNG HỌC PHỔ THÔNG 
 ĐỀ CHÍNH THỨC NĂM HỌC 2018- 2019
 (Đề gồm có 04 trang) MÔN TIẾNG ANH ~ MÃ ĐỀ 294
 Thời gian: 60 phút - không tính thời gian giao đề
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the following questions.
Question 1: In some zoos, animals are......to live in unsuitable cages.
A. urged	B. obliged	C. required	D. forced
Question 2: The scanning machines at the airport should......any suspicious materials.
A. observe	B. detect	C. note 	D. recognise
Question 3: Conservation schemes are a......of interest for many young people.
A. spring	B. basis	C. foundation	D. source
Question 4: Make sure you......your arguments with evidence from your notes.
A. help	B. assist	C. support	D. back
Question 5: Faraday’s accomplishments seem more wonderful when we realise that he had very......education.
A. a few	B. little	C. few	D. a little
Question 6: If it rains on Saturday, we shall have to......match for a week.
A. put off 	B. take off	C. put away	D. bring on
Question 7: The threat of disease is......as flood victims go without clean water for a week.
A. growing	B. advancing	C. expanding	D. maturing
Question 8: We must find a(n).......to fossil fuels.
A. option	B. replacement	C. alternative	D. choice
Question 9: Some clothes come prewashed, so they won’t......when they are washed.
A. diminish	B. lessen	C. decrease	D. shrink
Question 10: Maintain eye contact and......your audience directly to capture their attention.
A. say	B. address	C. speak	D. tell
Question 11: By the time they arrived at the stadium, all the seats.......
A. has been taken	B. is being taken	C. would have taken	D. had been taken
Question 12: In recent times, we have seen radical......to the world’s weather.
A. alterations	B. changes	C. variations	D. modifications
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word that differs from the other three in the position of primary stress in each of the following questions.
 Question 13:A. employment	B. determine	C. encounter	D. obstacle
 Question 14:A. collaborate	B. significant	C. satisfaction	D. particular
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word whose underlined part differs from the other three in pronunciation in each of the following questions.
 Question 15:A. apostrophe	B. acne	C. recipe	D. biome
 Question 16:A. dove	B. move	C. love	D. shovel
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word(s) OPPOSITE in meaning to the underlined word(s) in each of the following questions.
Question 17: The storm left a trail of destruction in its wake.
A. from the beginning	B. in the early morning	C. left behind	D. that followed
Question 18: My grandfather has a profound mistrust of anything new or foreign.
A. intense	B. shallow	C. deep	D. narrow
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the underlined part that needs correction in each of the following questions.
Question 19: The best seats in the theatre will be reserved for inviting guests.
A. for inviting	B. will be reserved	C. in the	D. best
Question 20: My colleagues and I did not find the new software program to be easy as the old one.
A. be easy as	B. did not find	C. My colleagues and I	D. the new
Question 21: The book had already been published by the time the error is discovered.
A. The	B. by the time	C. had already	D. is discovered
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best completes each of the following exchanges.
Question 22: ~ A: "............" ~ B: Yes. By 11 o’clock I will have been surfing the Net for four hours.
A. Don’t you surf the Net every day, Nelly?
B. Will you please leave the Net, Doris?
C. You’ve been surfing the Net all morning! 
D. I wonder what’s made you put your heart and soul in the Net!
Question 23: ~ A: Sarah is retaking her driving test next week. ~ B: "............"
A. I know. She has taken it three times so far!
B. She gave me a lift to the supermarket yesterday.
C. Oh! She’s been in hospital for a week.
D. She needs a helmet or she’ll be fined on the way out.
Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct word or phrase that best fits each of the numbered blanks.
HAPPINESSS
 Most people dream of becoming rich and famous, but is that what success is really about? It is a ...(24)... that many people who have ...(25)... fame and wealth are far less happy with their lives than most people would expect. They worry constantly about their money and reputation and they are rarely satisfied with what they have. Singers may lose their popularity, athletes may get ...(26)... and no longer be able to perform well and wealthy businessmen may lose their money by making risky deals or bad decisions. The best way to be happy with your life is to reconsider what happiness really is. We must realise that human ...(27)... and qualities are far more important than material things. A job, no matter how humble, which is done with interest and care is worth as much as instant fame. Being ...(28)... to your family and having friends you can depend on also makes for a happy, successful life. These are the things that really count, and give you the right to consider yourself a success.
 Question 24:A. fact	B. truth	C. reality	D. certainty
 Question 25:A. managed	B. completed	C. achieved	D. succeeded
 Question 26:A. harmed	B. injured	C. damaged	D. wounded
 Question 27:A. values	B. rules	C. standards	D. laws
 Question 28:A. beside	B. together	C. next	D. close
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word(s) CLOSEST in meaning to the underlined word(s) in each of the following questions.
Question 29: She faces the dilemma of disobeying her father or losing the man she loves.
A. quantity	B. quantum	C. quandary	D. quarantine
Question 30: She felt she had been left in the lurch by all her colleagues.
A. forbidden	B. forgotten	C. forsaken	D. forgiven
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the sentence that best combines each pair of sentences in the following questions.
Question 31: Many diseases are no longer dangerous. People died of them years ago.
A. Many diseases of which people died years ago are no longer dangerous.
B. People died of many diseases which are no longer dangerous.
C. Many diseases which people died of years ago are no longer dangerous.
D. Many diseases, that people died of years ago, are no longer dangerous.
Question 32: His life is hard. He is determined to study well.
A. He is determined to study well because his life is hard.
B. No matter how hard his life is, he is determined to study well.
C. Due to his hard life, he is determined to study well.
D. So hard is his life that he is determined to study well.	 
Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the following questions.
THE DESIGNER
 "But why do you want to be a fashion designer? You could go to any university in the country with the grades you’ve got and you want to go to fashion school?" Tanya bowed her head further over the piece of silk she was working on and continued to sew the small bright beads onto the fine cloth with quiet determination. She knew her father was exasperated with her decision but it wasn’t going to affect her resolve in any way. He could question her over and over and insist on the ridiculousness of the idea but she was going to be a fashion designer no matter what. It was all she had ever wanted to do.
 Tanya thought back to when she had first picked up a needle and thread. Her grandmother, like many women of her generation, had made most of her own clothes and when Tanya was very small she had loved to watch her cutting the cloth and stitching it together with meticulous skill. Bit by bit, under her grandmother’s careful instruction, she had learned the craft herself. She had started with simple outfits for her dolls and had progressed to the point where even her grandmother said she was much better than her at making clothes.
 Once she had mastered the basic skills Tanya had become adventurous and started designing her own creations. She had a wild sense of colour and liked to make clothes that stood out for the contrast in the colours, patterns and the different types of cloth that she used. There was no doubting her creativity.
 Her art teacher at school had nothing but praise for her talent and encouraged her to develop it further. But not everyone was quite as sympathetic to Tanya’s dream of becoming a star in the world of fashion. Her brother Dmitri, for one, did not make any attempt to hide his contempt for her obsession with fashion. As far as he was concerned, clothes were just something you threw on in the morning before going out into the outside world. As long as they were clean and didn’t have holes in them that was all that mattered. He regarded anyone who paid attention to fashions and trends as simply a victim of peer pressure and advertising. Dmitri was very fond of telling her that anyone with any sense or intelligence would put their energy into doing something that mattered in the world, like becoming a scientist. He sounded just like her father.
 But she wouldn’t listen. Her mind was already made up. She had been offered a place at one of the most prestigious schools of Art and Design in the country and nothing would deter her from taking her place there. Contrary to what some people thought, she wasn’t a fool and she knew the road to, fulfilling her dreams would be a long, hard one. She had a plan mapped out and she was going to follow it through.
 Fortunately, she did have support within the family. Her grandmother never failed to boast about her talent to anyone who would listen, and her mother, although she didn’t make a song and dance about it, was also proud of her.
 Tanya looked up from her work and gazed into her father’s troubled face. She smiled at him. “You know, dad, we’ve had this conversation countless times now," she said gently, "and the thing is, underneath it all you know I’ve made the right decision for my life. This is what I’m good at. So, let me ask you one thing. What would you rather I did with my life? Something that gives me a deep sense of satisfaction and fulfillment or something that would make me unhappy, perhaps for the rest of my life?” Her father’s face brightened and he chuckled. "Well, one thing is for certain," he said, "no one could ever accuse you of lacking confidence in your own abilities, and that is definitely a good thing. You know I only want the best for you." She nodded. "I know you do and this is what’s best for me." He patted her on the shoulder and walked back to his chair to read the paper.
Question 33: The word 'exasperated' is closest in meaning to......
A. annoyed	B. exhausted	C. experienced	D. alarmed
Question 34: Tanya’s grandmother......
A. doesn’t make good clothes.	B. taught Tanya how to sew.
C. makes all her own clothes.	D. enjoys watching Tanya sew.
Question 35: To 'make a song and dance' means to......
A. enjoy going to parties.	B. create a lot of fuss.
C. be