Read the passage, then tick true (T) or false (F) for the following statements.

     Dear Peter,

     Thank you for your letter. It’s very interesting to know about schools in the USA.

     I think schools in Vietnam are a little different. Vietnamese students usually wear school uniform when they are at school. Classes start at 7.00 each morning and end at 11.15. Students have a 30-minute break after three periods. At break, many students play games. Some go to the canteen and buy something to eat or drink. Others talk together. Our school year lasts for nine months, from September to May. Then we have a three-month summer vacation.

     Please write soon and tell me about your summer vacation.

  Your friend,

       Hoa

* Một số từ mới:

- different (adj): khác biệt

- uniform (n): đồng phục

- period (n): tiết học

- summer vacation: kì nghỉ hè

ĐÚNG SAI

1. Schools in Viet Nam are the same as schools in the USA.     

2. There is no school uniform in Viet Nam.                                

3. Classes last from seven to a quarter past eleven a.m. 

4. Students have a break after the second period.

5. The school year begins in September.

6. Summer vacation lasts for three months.

Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answer.

Mr Green: Hey, Tom. How's your first week at the new school?

Tom:  Well, it's great. But I was a bit nervous at first.

Mr Green: Why were you nervous?

Tom: The teachers are all new to me, most of my classmates are new too.

Mr Green: Are they friendly to you?

Tom:  Ah, yeah. They are all nice to me.

Mr Green: What subjects did you have today?

Tom:  Well, we had maths, geography and computer studies, my favourite subject.

Mr Green: Oh, good. So everything is going well at school?

Tom: Right. I had a good first day. And ... Dad, can I join the judo club at school ? I like to do judo. 

Mr Green: Yeah, OK, if you like. But don't forget to do your homework.

Tom: I won't. Thanks, Dad.

What is his favourite subject?

Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answer.

Mr Green: Hey, Tom. How's your first week at the new school?

Tom:  Well, it's great. But I was a bit nervous at first.

Mr Green: Why were you nervous?

Tom: The teachers are all new to me, most of my classmates are new too.

Mr Green: Are they friendly to you?

Tom:  Ah, yeah. They are all nice to me.

Mr Green: What subjects did you have today?

Tom:  Well, we had maths, geography and computer studies, my favourite subject.

Mr Green: Oh, good. So everything is going well at school?

Tom: Right. I had a good first day. And ... Dad, can I join the judo club at school ? I like to do judo. 

Mr Green: Yeah, OK, if you like. But don't forget to do your homework.

Tom: I won't. Thanks, Dad.

How is the first day at his new school?

Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answer.

Mr Green: Hey, Tom. How's your first week at the new school?

Tom:  Well, it's great. But I was a bit nervous at first.

Mr Green: Why were you nervous?

Tom: The teachers are all new to me, most of my classmates are new too.

Mr Green: Are they friendly to you?

Tom:  Ah, yeah. They are all nice to me.

Mr Green: What subjects did you have today?

Tom:  Well, we had maths, geography and computer studies, my favourite subject.

Mr Green: Oh, good. So everything is going well at school?

Tom: Right. I had a good first day. And ... Dad, can I join the judo club at school ? I like to do judo. 

Mr Green: Yeah, OK, if you like. But don't forget to do your homework.

Tom: I won't. Thanks, Dad.

Why was Tom nervous at first?

Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answer.

Mr Green: Hey, Tom. How's your first week at the new school?

Tom:  Well, it's great. But I was a bit nervous at first.

Mr Green: Why were you nervous?

Tom: The teachers are all new to me, most of my classmates are new too.

Mr Green: Are they friendly to you?

Tom:  Ah, yeah. They are all nice to me.

Mr Green: What subjects did you have today?

Tom:  Well, we had maths, geography and computer studies, my favourite subject.

Mr Green: Oh, good. So everything is going well at school?

Tom: Right. I had a good first day. And ... Dad, can I join the judo club at school ? I like to do judo. 

Mr Green: Yeah, OK, if you like. But don't forget to do your homework.

Tom: I won't. Thanks, Dad.

What club does he want to join?  

Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answer.

Mr Green: Hey, Tom. How's your first week at the new school?

Tom:  Well, it's great. But I was a bit nervous at first.

Mr Green: Why were you nervous?

Tom: The teachers are all new to me, most of my classmates are new too.

Mr Green: Are they friendly to you?

Tom:  Ah, yeah. They are all nice to me.

Mr Green: What subjects did you have today?

Tom:  Well, we had maths, geography and computer studies, my favourite subject.

Mr Green: Oh, good. So everything is going well at school?

Tom: Right. I had a good first day. And ... Dad, can I join the judo club at school ? I like to do judo. 

Mr Green: Yeah, OK, if you like. But don't forget to do your homework.

Tom: I won't. Thanks, Dad.

What are Tom's teachers and friends like?