Bài tập thực hành Tiếng Anh Lớp 10 Global Success - Unit 1: Family life (Có đáp án)

 7. My cousins (visited/ respected) our grandparents throughout their spring excursion and we went 
through the entire day playing outside.
8. The relationship of family members requires two-way communication that enables the (change/ 
exchange) of knowledge and ideas.
9. Children who have frequent family meals are more likely to have healthy eating (habits/ 
routines) such as having breakfast and eating more nutrient-dense foods.
10. The national park allow visitors to venture, but they recommend that you shouldn’t go (alone/ 
together) or go too far.
III. Choose the best answer to complete the sentences.
1. Always be thankful because it is a remarkable way to show ______ to people around you.
 A. traditional values B. respect C. life experiences D. table manners
2. I’m going to ______ the house from top to bottom this weekend.
 A. clean B. build C. change D. leave
3. No one expects a newborn baby to go out and get a job before learning the basic life skills and 
getting ______.
 A. teaching B. training C. tutoring D. schooling
4. If you want to create a happy and successful life, you need to ______ responsibility.
 A. get B. do C. make D. take
5. He is ______ and frank, and always says everything he knows without reserve.
 A. smart B. helpful C. honest D. responsible
6. ______ involves showing appreciation for the things in life that are meaningful or valuable to 
you.
 A. Interest B. Gratitude C. Duty D. Character
7. Some parents don’t ask their kids to do housework ______ they have more time to study.
 A. so that B. in order to C. because D. however
8. ______ the clothes, ______ up the house, and ______ care of others are among important skills 
that children will need for their life in the future.
 A. Wash - tidying - take B. Washing - tidy - taking
 C. Washing - tidying - taking D. Wash - tidy - take
9. Parents should encourage their children to share the housework for the ______ of the whole 
family.
 A. wellness B. well C. good D. goodness
10. Family values indicate how people live their family life and are ______ from parents to 
children.
 A. given up B. brought up C. carried on D. passed on
IV. Supply the correct form of the word in the brackets.
1. We all need to learn to be fairly __________ about our personal lives. (truth)
2. Children with __________ and enthusiastic parents often do better at school than those without. 
(support)
3. She is very __________ and obedient to her parents and teachers. (respect)
4. Does your father ever talk about what he does for a __________ ? (live)
5. Although Mrs. Hoa was in poor health, she continued to carry out her various __________ . 
(duty)
6. Lacking __________ motivation and psychological stability, he cannot persist responsibly at 
work. (family)
7. His parents work hard in order that they live in good __________ conditions. (house)
8. My mother is extremely meticulous and always makes sure that every room in the house is 
__________ clean. (spot)
9. One of the best ways to __________ your family is to increase your listening skills and those of 
other family members. (strong)
10. In the week leading up to Christmas, my parents usually drive me around the town and enjoy 
the __________ mood of the holiday season. (celebrate) A. are - are cooking B. are - cook C. were - cook D. were - will cook
16. Look! Why ______ so fast? - Because he is in a hurry. He ______ to catch his kid over there.
 A. does he walk - wants B. is he walking - wants
 C. does he walk - is wanting D. he is walking - wants
17. I’ve just started to learn how to cook. Now I ______ how difficult it is, and I ______ your 
cooking again.
 A. know - am not criticizing B. am knowing - don’t criticize
 C. know - won’t criticize D. am knowing - won’t criticize
18. Mr. Harry ______ his subject really well. He ______ a live stream about it on social media 
every Wednesday.
 A. knows - is giving B. knew - gives
 C. has known - is giving D. knows - gives
19. I have to change my football shoes. These ones ______ me. I’m sure I ______ a professional 
pair.
 A. have killed - will have B. are killing - will have
 C. have killed - had D. will kill - will have
20. Don’t disturb me, son! I ______. You know I ______ a part-time job on Friday evenings.
 A. am working - have B. work - am having
 C. am working - am having D. work - will have
III. Fill in the blanks with shoulder shouldn’t.
1. I __________ sit idly by while you are busy.
2. It’s the chance of a lifetime. We __________ miss it.
3. You __________ travel alone, for safety’s sake.
4. We __________ never isolate ourselves from the masses.
5. Kids __________ fool around with dangerous chemicals.
6. She __________ be careful with her language when the children are present.
7. When a boy reaches manhood, he __________ behave like a man.
8. Young people __________ simply go in for material comforts.
9. Please make clear that you __________ never act so impolitely again.
10. Children __________ definitely be with their family during hard times.
IV. Choose the underlined part that needs correcting.
1. I never wear a coat, so today I am wearing one because it is unusually cold.
 A B C D
2. The weather was getting hotter and hotter now that we are in summer.
 A B C D
3. I can’t hear what are you saying because everybody is talking so loudly.
 A B C D
4. Buying the smartwatch seemed a great idea at that time, but now I am seeing it was
 A B C D
 a mistake.
5. I have just finished reading a really good comic book, and now I am reading anything.
 A B C D
6. Charlotte needs a new job, so she is applying to lots of companies in city.
 A B C D
7. They taught us the meaning of loyalty that we shouldn’t never forget anyone we loved.
 A B C D
8. Isabella usually cycles to school, but today she is taking a taxi because it rains.
 A B C D
9. These days, most people are communicated by online chatting instead of talking
 A B C D
 face-to-face.
10. When eat a whole cooked fish, you should never turn it over to get the flesh on For many parents, it would be much easier and simpler to (1) __________ about family 
dinners. Jobs, children, after-school activities all contribute to families being constantly on the go, 
thus feeling the need to eat on the (2) __________ . But more and more parents are realizing the 
importance of shared family time at the dinner table. Often, this is the only time when all family 
(3) __________ are all together in one place.
 (4) __________ family dinners are viewed by some people as another burdensome chore at 
the end of a tiring day, more American families realize that the benefits of sharing time at day’s 
end cannot be measured (5) __________ calories alone. Numerous studies show that (6) 
__________ together not only is an important aspect of family life but helps make weight control 
easier. When a family (7) __________ together, it helps them handle the stresses of daily life and 
the hassles of day-to-day existence. Eating together tends to promote more sensible eating habits, 
which in (8) __________ helps family members manage their weight more easily.
1. A. remember B. forget C. start D. stop
2. A. jump B. step C. walk D. run
3. A. routines B. bonds C. members D. relatives
4. A. Although B. If C. Because D. When
5. A. in B. of C. by D. for
6. A. playing B. eating C. working D. studying
7. A. gets on B. wake ups C. stands up D. sits down
8. A. turn B. sequence C. order D. need
II. Read the passage and choose the best answers to the questions.
 Japan stands out in the world not only because it is one of the richest and most developed 
countries. Japan is famous for its upbringing based on exceptional principles. In Japan, a child is 
encouraged to be curious. Children are also encouraged to be a full part of society and to get to 
know the world from an early age. From an early age, a special relationship between a child and a 
mother is formed.
 The baby spends the first few years of his life with his mother, not with his father or 
grandparents. Dads in Japan usually work 6 days a week and see their babies very rarely. The most 
important contribution of the father after the birth of the baby is to announce the name of the 
newborn to the family on the seventh day after this event. In Japan, it is unusual to hire nannies 
because mothers don’t trust a stranger, so they entrust childcare to their mothers, sisters or mothers-
in-law. Not surprisingly, a particularly intimate relationship is established between the child and 
the mother. The child is dependent on the mother and is cared for unconditionally. Mothers pay as 
much attention to their offspring as possible. Children even sleep with their parents in the same 
bed, in order to establish an emotional connection with the child and show him warmth, positive 
things and friendly relationships. The mother tries to hold the child close to herself as often as 
possible in order to minimize stress. Parents try not to discipline their babies, but to explain to 
them the possible consequences of misbehaviour. The biggest punishment for a child in Japan is 
to disappoint or cause shame on their mother or family with their behaviour. In Japan, parents 
follow the principle of “learning from mistakes” when raising their children. They believe that by 
the age of five, a child needs to grow up and get to know the world without adult intervention. In 
Japan, a child under the age of five is considered king. Later, until the age of fifteen, the child is 
brought up rigorously. He is considered an adult from the age of fifteen.
1. In Japan, children are encouraged to ______.
 A. be curious B. be a full part of society
 C. know the world from an early age D. all of the above
2. Who is considered the most important person to bring up a child in Japan?
 A. father B. mother C. grandparent D. nannie
3. Japanese parents expect their children to know the world ______.
 A. on the seventh day after the birth
 B. when the children are under the age of five
 C. when the children are five years old My classmates 
9. You may get hungry on the bus, so take some bread.
 In case 
10. Why don’t we bring a pizza to save you the trouble of cooking?
 Let’s 
 KEY
 UNIT 1: FAMILY LIFE
A. PRONUNCIATION
I. l. tr-br 2. tr-br 3. br-br-tr 4. cr-tr 5. tr-cr
 6. br-tr 7. br-tr- cr 8. br-cr 9. cr-br 10. cr-tr-tr
II.
 /br/ /kr/ /tr/
bring, abroad, brought, created, crowded, celebrate, tries, travelled, tray, trusts, 
breakfast, break, brings, crossing, crops, microwave, train, country, trainees, trains, 
bread recruits traffic
B. VOCABULARY
I. 1. gratitude 2. groceries 3. responsibility 4. bonds 5. strengthen
 6. housework 7. homemaker 8. character 9. heavy lifting 10. 
breadwinner
II. 1. doing 2. housewife 3. eat 4. spend 5. put out
 6. values 7. visited 8. exchange 9. habits 10. alone
III. 1. B 2. A 3. D 4. D 5. C 6. B 7. A 8. C 9. 
C 10. D
IV. 1. truthful 2. supportive 3. respectful 4. living 5. duties
 6. familial 7. housing 8. spotlessly 9. strengthen 10. 
celebratory
C. GRAMMAR
I. 1. asks 2. am not working 3. are you thinking 4. thinks 5. are you 
wearing
 6. is having 7. play 8. is checking 9. cooks 10. Do you hate
II. l. A 2. C 3. B 4. D 5. A 6. D 7. B 8. C 9. D 10. A
 11. C 12. D 13. B 14. A 15. A 16. B 17. C 18. D 19. 
B 20. A
III. 1. shouldn’t 2. shouldn’t 3. shouldn’t 4. should 5. shouldn’t
 6. should 7. should 8. shouldn’t 9. should 10. should
IV. 1. B (but) 2. A (is getting) 3. B (you are saying) 4. C (see)
 5. D (am not reading) 6. D (in the city) 7. B (should) 8. D (is raining)
 9. B (are communicating) 10. A (eating)
D. SPEAKING
I. l. C 2. B 3. A 4. D 5. B
II. Who is the breadwinner in your family?
 It’s my parents. They both go to work to support the family with the money they earn, so they 
 are both breadwinners.
 But do you know who earns more money?
 No, I don’t. My parents never talk to me about their earnings, but they do talk to me about 
 saving money.
 Can you guess?
 Guess? I think my father earns more money than my mother does. How about your family?
 My family is a little different. My father is a lawyer. He earns much more money than my 
 mother does.
 What does your mother do then?