Complete the conversations by circling the best answers. Then practise reading them. (Hoàn thành các cuộc trò chuyện bằng cách khoanh tròn các câu trả lời hay nhất. Sau đó, thực hành đọc chúng.)

Nam: I'm sorry for breaking the school rules. I didn't know we are not allowed to

pick the flowers from the school garden.

    Mr Tuan: …. Please don't do that again!

5. a / dangerous / the / place / is / city

4. books / he / interesting / reads

3. baby / happy / my / a / is / daughter

2. a / is / country / rich / Singapore

Unscramble the words to make sentences.

1. boring / Jean / person / is / a

Complete the description of Brian Skerry with the words in the box.

The man in the photo is Brian Skerry. He is from the United States. He is a photographer (1) a National Geographic Explorer. He takes pictures of sperm whales. His job is (2) but (3). That's why he loves it. He works with scientists, (4) he isn't a scientist. He takes photos to help scientists research and learn about sperm whales.

Read the text and write T for True or F for False

Even on a long trip, you don't need a lot of heavy suitcases. You only need two bags-a carry-on bag and a check-in bag. Here is some advice for packing them.

Carry-on bag

• Your carry-on bag should be small and light.

• The most important things for your trip (passport, boarding pass, airline tickets, money, credit cards, cell phone, keys, etc.) should go in your carry-on bag.

• You should pack valuable things, such as a laptop or jewelry, in your carry-on bag.

You should bring a change of clothes in case your luggage is delayed.

• You should also take any medicine you need in your carry-on bag.

• Bring snacks to eat on the plane. Cookies, nuts. and dried fruit are good. Don't bring chocolate-it's very messy. For long trips, bring a sandwich.

And don't bring water--you can't take it through security. You should buy some at the airport before you board the plane.

• Remember to bring a good book or your tablet.

Check-in bag

• Your check-in bag should be strong.

• Your clothes, shoes, and other everyday things should go in your check-in bag.

• Make a list to help you remember everything.

• Pack your bag early-don't pack on the same day as your trip!

• Think about the weather. Do you need a coat and gloves, or T-shirts and shorts? Choose the right clothes! You should pack your clothes inside plastic bags.

• Put your name and your hotel's address and telephone number on your bag. You should put this information inside the bag, too.