Làm thử Đề kiểm tra cuối học kì 1 · Tiếng Anh 8 · Đề 118

Last month, our class magazine interviewed Minh, a Grade 8 student, about the day his family (16) ____ electricity for twelve hours. Minh said that at first he felt bored because he could not watch television (17) ____ play games on his phone. However, his mother suggested that the whole family (18) ____ candles and tell stories together. Minh admitted that it was one of the (19) ____ evenings he had had in months, because everyone talked and laughed instead of staring at screens. When asked what he learned, Minh smiled and said that spending time (20) ____ his family was more interesting than he had expected.

Last month, our class magazine interviewed Minh, a Grade 8 student, about the day his family (16) ____ electricity for twelve hours. Minh said that at first he felt bored because he could not watch television (17) ____ play games on his phone. However, his mother suggested that the whole family (18) ____ candles and tell stories together. Minh admitted that it was one of the (19) ____ evenings he had had in months, because everyone talked and laughed instead of staring at screens. When asked what he learned, Minh smiled and said that spending time (20) ____ his family was more interesting than he had expected.

Last month, our class magazine interviewed Minh, a Grade 8 student, about the day his family (16) ____ electricity for twelve hours. Minh said that at first he felt bored because he could not watch television (17) ____ play games on his phone. However, his mother suggested that the whole family (18) ____ candles and tell stories together. Minh admitted that it was one of the (19) ____ evenings he had had in months, because everyone talked and laughed instead of staring at screens. When asked what he learned, Minh smiled and said that spending time (20) ____ his family was more interesting than he had expected.

Last month, our class magazine interviewed Minh, a Grade 8 student, about the day his family (16) ____ electricity for twelve hours. Minh said that at first he felt bored because he could not watch television (17) ____ play games on his phone. However, his mother suggested that the whole family (18) ____ candles and tell stories together. Minh admitted that it was one of the (19) ____ evenings he had had in months, because everyone talked and laughed instead of staring at screens. When asked what he learned, Minh smiled and said that spending time (20) ____ his family was more interesting than he had expected.

Last month, our class magazine interviewed Minh, a Grade 8 student, about the day his family (16) ____ electricity for twelve hours. Minh said that at first he felt bored because he could not watch television (17) ____ play games on his phone. However, his mother suggested that the whole family (18) ____ candles and tell stories together. Minh admitted that it was one of the (19) ____ evenings he had had in months, because everyone talked and laughed instead of staring at screens. When asked what he learned, Minh smiled and said that spending time (20) ____ his family was more interesting than he had expected.

Last summer, four friends from Hanoi decided to cycle from their city to Ba Vi National Park, about fifty kilometres away. They set off early in the morning so that they could avoid the midday heat. The group carried water, fruit, and a simple first-aid kit in their backpacks. Along the way, they stopped at a small market to buy sticky rice for breakfast and chatted with the local farmers about rice season. By early afternoon, the friends reached the foot of the mountain, tired but excited. They pitched a tent near a stream, cooked a simple meal, and watched the sunset together. That night, one of the friends hurt his ankle while collecting firewood, so the group decided to end the trip a day earlier than planned. Even though the trip was shorter than they had hoped, everyone agreed that cycling through the countryside had taught them to enjoy simple things and to help one another when problems appeared.

Last summer, four friends from Hanoi decided to cycle from their city to Ba Vi National Park, about fifty kilometres away. They set off early in the morning so that they could avoid the midday heat. The group carried water, fruit, and a simple first-aid kit in their backpacks. Along the way, they stopped at a small market to buy sticky rice for breakfast and chatted with the local farmers about rice season. By early afternoon, the friends reached the foot of the mountain, tired but excited. They pitched a tent near a stream, cooked a simple meal, and watched the sunset together. That night, one of the friends hurt his ankle while collecting firewood, so the group decided to end the trip a day earlier than planned. Even though the trip was shorter than they had hoped, everyone agreed that cycling through the countryside had taught them to enjoy simple things and to help one another when problems appeared.

Last summer, four friends from Hanoi decided to cycle from their city to Ba Vi National Park, about fifty kilometres away. They set off early in the morning so that they could avoid the midday heat. The group carried water, fruit, and a simple first-aid kit in their backpacks. Along the way, they stopped at a small market to buy sticky rice for breakfast and chatted with the local farmers about rice season. By early afternoon, the friends reached the foot of the mountain, tired but excited. They pitched a tent near a stream, cooked a simple meal, and watched the sunset together. That night, one of the friends hurt his ankle while collecting firewood, so the group decided to end the trip a day earlier than planned. Even though the trip was shorter than they had hoped, everyone agreed that cycling through the countryside had taught them to enjoy simple things and to help one another when problems appeared.

Last summer, four friends from Hanoi decided to cycle from their city to Ba Vi National Park, about fifty kilometres away. They set off early in the morning so that they could avoid the midday heat. The group carried water, fruit, and a simple first-aid kit in their backpacks. Along the way, they stopped at a small market to buy sticky rice for breakfast and chatted with the local farmers about rice season. By early afternoon, the friends reached the foot of the mountain, tired but excited. They pitched a tent near a stream, cooked a simple meal, and watched the sunset together. That night, one of the friends hurt his ankle while collecting firewood, so the group decided to end the trip a day earlier than planned. Even though the trip was shorter than they had hoped, everyone agreed that cycling through the countryside had taught them to enjoy simple things and to help one another when problems appeared.

Last summer, four friends from Hanoi decided to cycle from their city to Ba Vi National Park, about fifty kilometres away. They set off early in the morning so that they could avoid the midday heat. The group carried water, fruit, and a simple first-aid kit in their backpacks. Along the way, they stopped at a small market to buy sticky rice for breakfast and chatted with the local farmers about rice season. By early afternoon, the friends reached the foot of the mountain, tired but excited. They pitched a tent near a stream, cooked a simple meal, and watched the sunset together. That night, one of the friends hurt his ankle while collecting firewood, so the group decided to end the trip a day earlier than planned. Even though the trip was shorter than they had hoped, everyone agreed that cycling through the countryside had taught them to enjoy simple things and to help one another when problems appeared.

Today our school launched a new recycling programme called Green Corner. Ms. Hoa, our homeroom teacher, explained that each classroom would have three bins: one for paper, one for plastic bottles, and one for other rubbish. At first, some of my classmates thought that sorting rubbish was a waste of time, but after Ms. Hoa showed us a short video about plastic pollution in the ocean, everyone became more serious about it. During break time, my friend Nam and I collected used notebooks and put them in the paper bin instead of throwing them away. We also noticed that the canteen started using paper bags instead of plastic ones. By the end of the day, our class had already filled two bags with paper for recycling. I felt proud that our small actions could make a difference. Even though changing old habits is not always easy, I believe that if every student cooperates, our school will become much cleaner and greener in the future. Tomorrow, I plan to bring an old bag from home so that I can carry my things without using more plastic.

Today our school launched a new recycling programme called Green Corner. Ms. Hoa, our homeroom teacher, explained that each classroom would have three bins: one for paper, one for plastic bottles, and one for other rubbish. At first, some of my classmates thought that sorting rubbish was a waste of time, but after Ms. Hoa showed us a short video about plastic pollution in the ocean, everyone became more serious about it. During break time, my friend Nam and I collected used notebooks and put them in the paper bin instead of throwing them away. We also noticed that the canteen started using paper bags instead of plastic ones. By the end of the day, our class had already filled two bags with paper for recycling. I felt proud that our small actions could make a difference. Even though changing old habits is not always easy, I believe that if every student cooperates, our school will become much cleaner and greener in the future. Tomorrow, I plan to bring an old bag from home so that I can carry my things without using more plastic.

Today our school launched a new recycling programme called Green Corner. Ms. Hoa, our homeroom teacher, explained that each classroom would have three bins: one for paper, one for plastic bottles, and one for other rubbish. At first, some of my classmates thought that sorting rubbish was a waste of time, but after Ms. Hoa showed us a short video about plastic pollution in the ocean, everyone became more serious about it. During break time, my friend Nam and I collected used notebooks and put them in the paper bin instead of throwing them away. We also noticed that the canteen started using paper bags instead of plastic ones. By the end of the day, our class had already filled two bags with paper for recycling. I felt proud that our small actions could make a difference. Even though changing old habits is not always easy, I believe that if every student cooperates, our school will become much cleaner and greener in the future. Tomorrow, I plan to bring an old bag from home so that I can carry my things without using more plastic.

Today our school launched a new recycling programme called Green Corner. Ms. Hoa, our homeroom teacher, explained that each classroom would have three bins: one for paper, one for plastic bottles, and one for other rubbish. At first, some of my classmates thought that sorting rubbish was a waste of time, but after Ms. Hoa showed us a short video about plastic pollution in the ocean, everyone became more serious about it. During break time, my friend Nam and I collected used notebooks and put them in the paper bin instead of throwing them away. We also noticed that the canteen started using paper bags instead of plastic ones. By the end of the day, our class had already filled two bags with paper for recycling. I felt proud that our small actions could make a difference. Even though changing old habits is not always easy, I believe that if every student cooperates, our school will become much cleaner and greener in the future. Tomorrow, I plan to bring an old bag from home so that I can carry my things without using more plastic.

Today our school launched a new recycling programme called Green Corner. Ms. Hoa, our homeroom teacher, explained that each classroom would have three bins: one for paper, one for plastic bottles, and one for other rubbish. At first, some of my classmates thought that sorting rubbish was a waste of time, but after Ms. Hoa showed us a short video about plastic pollution in the ocean, everyone became more serious about it. During break time, my friend Nam and I collected used notebooks and put them in the paper bin instead of throwing them away. We also noticed that the canteen started using paper bags instead of plastic ones. By the end of the day, our class had already filled two bags with paper for recycling. I felt proud that our small actions could make a difference. Even though changing old habits is not always easy, I believe that if every student cooperates, our school will become much cleaner and greener in the future. Tomorrow, I plan to bring an old bag from home so that I can carry my things without using more plastic.