Bài tập bổ trợ Tiếng Anh Lớp 7 Global Success - Unit 12: English speaking countries (Có đáp án)

 II. Decide whether the following sentences’ intonation is falling ( ) or rising ().
1. How many people speak English in Europe? (_____)
2. What is the future of English in your country? (_____)
3. Do I have to go abroad for a whole semester? (_____)
4. Is India an English-speaking country? (_____) How many people speak it? (_____)
5. Why did English become important? (_____) Is it because of the British Empire? (_____)
6. Are English and Irish are the official languages of Ireland? (_____)
7. Where is the cheapest place to live that speaks English? (_____)
8. Should we be careful about choosing one particular language? (_____)
B. VOCABULARY
I. Match the countries with people and capitals.
 Countries People Capitals
1. The UK A. Canadian a. Canberra
2. The USA B. Indian b. Ottawa
3. Canada C. Malaysian c. London
4. Australia D. Australian d. New Delhi
5. New Zealand E. New Zealander e. Kuala Lumpur
6. Ireland F. British f. Dublin
7. Malaysia G. American g. Washington, D. C.
8. India H. Irish h. Wellington
II. Choose the correct answer to complete the sentences.
1. A ___________ English speaker is a person whose mother tongue is English. (native/ foreign)
2. People often talk about English as a ___________ language or lingua franca. (local/ global)
3. New Zealand's national animal, the ___________, is the only bird, which does not have a tail. 
(kangaroo/ kiwi)
4. Buckingham ___________ is the Queen's residence in London, as well as her administrative 
headquarters. (Castle/ Palace)
5. Singapore has four ___________ languages: English, Malay, Mandarin Chinese, and Tamil. (official/ 
formal)
6. The ___________ culture is rich in tradition and legend, and forms an integral part of New Zealand C. GRAMMAR
I. Choose the correct answer.
1. Australia is (a/ the) smallest of the world's continents.
2. Northern Ireland has (the/ an) area of 14,160 square kilometres.
3. Do I need a Canadian visa if I have (a/ an) United States visa?
4. Canada is (an/ a) huge country on the North American continent.
5. 'USA' is (a/ an) abbreviation of United States of America.
6. In 2019, Liverpool was (the/ an) fifth most visited UK city.
7. Birmingham is (a/ an) international commercial centre of England.
8. Cardiff is the largest city and also (an/ the) capital of Wales.
9. (A/ The) Republic of Ireland shares a border with Northern Ireland.
10. Liverpool is (an/ a) city and metropolitan borough in Merseyside, England.
II. Fill in each blank with a, an, or the.
1. Australia is ________ world's sixth-largest country.
2. Vancouver is ________ major city in western Canada.
3. What are the benefits of being ________ Australian citizen?
4. Northern Ireland is ________ smallest country in the UK.
5. An Englishman is ________ native or inhabitant of England.
6. An upside-down Union Flag is used as ________ sign of distress.
7. Boxing is Ireland's most successful sport at ________ Olympic level.
8. Sydney is ________ capital city of the state of New South Wales.
9. An emblem is a design representing ________ country or organisation.
10. The United Kingdom left ________ European Union on 31 January 2020.
III. Choose the best answer to complete the sentences.
1. ____ Union Flag, or Union Jack, is ____ national flag of the United Kingdom.
A. An – a B. The – an C. A – a D. The – the 
2. Australia is distinctive because it is ____ island, ____ country, and ____ continent.
A. an - a - a B. the - a - a C. the - the - the D. a - an – an
3. I have ____ list of countries and territories where English is ____ official language.
A. the - a B. a - an C. a - the D. an – an 1. French is Montreal's official language.
____________________________________________________________________.
2. The United States of America consists of 50 states.
____________________________________________________________________.
3. Most people in Britain speak English with a regional accent.
____________________________________________________________________.
4. English is one of the eleven official languages in South Africa.
____________________________________________________________________.
5. First exploratory voyages came to New Zealand by boat.
____________________________________________________________________.
6. Yes, Filipino and English are the official languages of the Philippines.
____________________________________________________________________.
7. New Zealand has extensive marine resources because of its long coastline.
____________________________________________________________________.
8. The U.S. began expanding across North America in the late 18th century.
____________________________________________________________________.
II. Complete the conversation using the words or phrases from the box.
 of course
 Really
 You were lucky
 Is it the main reason
 Thanks for your advice
 I don't know
 How about you
 Yes, I like English
Trang: Why did you choose to study English, Ms. Trang? Is it simply because you like it?
Ms. Vy: Well. (1) ________________, but there were some reasons why I chose English as a major in 
university. And now I'm working as a teacher of English.
Trang: (2) ________________?
Ms. Vy: Yes. When I was young, about the same age as you now, my father encouraged me to study 
English, for he knew I was good at it in high school. I was glad to know his wish. 1. Canadian English is like American English in terms of grammar. ________
2. Canadian English use British ways of spelling. ________
3. Canadians watch American TV shows and listen to American pop music. ________
4. Canadians don’t use American words and spelling for auto industry. ________
5. Canadians put petrol in their vehicles instead of gasoline. ________
6. Canadian spoken form of English is different from other spoken forms of English. ________
II. Fill in each blank with a word from the box.
lakes north valleys country Scotland melted also islands
 The United Kingdom, also called the U.K., consists of a group of (1) __________ off the 
northwest coast of Europe. It is a unique (2) __________ made up of four nations: England, Wales, 
Scotland, and Northern Ireland. England, Wales, and Scotland (3) __________ make up Great Britain.
 Much of the (4) __________ and west of the U.K. is covered in high ground, knife- edged 
mountain ridges separated by deep (5) __________. This terrain was shaped in the last Ice Age, when 
thick glaciers covered the land.
 In the south of England, the countryside is mostly rolling hills. In northwest England and the 
Scottish Highlands are dozens of (6) __________, called lochs. These were left behind when the Ice 
Age glaciers (7) __________. They tend to be long and narrow, and some are very deep. Legends say 
that a giant monster called Nessie lives in Loch Ness in (8) __________.
F. WRITING
I. Rearrange the words to make a meaningful sentence.
1. global/ is/ London/ a/ population/ city/ a/ with/ of/ over 14 million
________________________________________________________________________.
2. languages/ English/ are/ the/ official/ Canada/ of/ and French
________________________________________________________________________.
3. United Kingdom/ individual countries/ The/ is/ a/ between/ four/ union
________________________________________________________________________.
4. suffering/ climate change,/ Due to/ Australia/ many/ bush fires/ is/ from
\________________________________________________________________________.
5. Scotland, Wales,/ their own/ have/ devolved governments/ and Northern Ireland
________________________________________________________________________.