Đề tham khảo giữa kì 1 Tiếng Anh 8 Global Success – Đề số 3

5. Most students detest (have) homework during the weekends.

6. Whenever you are bullied, you should (talk) to your teachers.

7. (Walk) around areas with green trees and fresh air can help people relieve stress.

8. You don’t need (watch) this programme if you don’t like it.

9. After a course with a native teacher, Nam can speak English (well) than before.

10. I don’t really like playing sports because it’s (tired) .

11. In my leisure time, I often go to some villages in the suburbs to enjoy the (outdoor) .

12. Playing badminton helps me reduce stress and improves my muscle (strong) .

13. His brother has given up (play) football because of his broken leg.

14. The local people in Ta Van in Sa Pa were kind and treated guests (hospitable) .

21. What are some forms of bullying?

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22. How many students in British primary schools reported being bullied?

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23. Did bullying occur more frequently in secondary schools?

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24. What are schools doing to stop bullying?

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25. According to studies in different countries, what is expected when school take actions?

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