Đề thi English Champion năm 2017 vòng 1 Lớp 4 - Test 2 (Có file nghe + đáp án kèm theo)

help Steve. 
 What is Rose going to do at 1.00 p.m?
have lunch.
go to the cafe
take a nap.
 What is Rose going to do at 2.00 p.m?
have an art lesson.
have a math lesson.
meet Steve.
Part 1: Read the article about a picture on a hill. Choose the best word ( A, B, or C) for each space.
READING SECTION
The Cerne Giant
Sheborne and Dorchester are two towns in the south of England that are quite near each other. On the road between them, (1)_____ are a lot of green hills and fields. On one of (2)_____ the hills is a picture of a very large man. The man in the picture is called the Cerne Giant because the village that is next to him is called Cerne.
Nobody really (3)______ when the Cerne Giant was made, but people think that it was a very long time ago. To (4)______ nearer the picture, you can walk from Cerne. If you go on the first of May when the sun comes up, you will see all the people (5)______ the village dancing around the man on the hill.
1. A. there	B. they	C. where
2. A. another	B. its	C. these
3. A. known	B. knows	C. know
4. A. get	B. got	C. getting
5. A. on	B. at	C. from
Part 2: Read the text and answer the questions.

The History of Chocolate
Do you know where chocolate comes from? Chocolate comes from beans that grow on cacao trees. Many cacao trees grow in Africa and South America.
Over a thousand years ago, the Indians in South America made drinks with the cacao beans. They also used them as money. For example, a rabbit cost 10 cacao beans and a mule cost 30 beans. 
Later, in the 1400s, explorers came to South America. They learned about cacao from the Indians. In 1520, a Spanish explorer, Hernando Cortex, took some cacao beans back to Spain. The Spanish people made a drink from the cacao beans. The drink cost a lot of money. 
By 1650, hot cacao was very popular in Europe, but it still cost a lot of money to make. In 1657 the first chocolate house opened in England and sold chocolate drinks to everyone. There was more chocolate in... and 6 p.m , say the police. Inspector Ian Saunders told our newspaper that the number of house burglaries has gone up by more than 30% compared with last year. He also said that 67% of burglaries happen when people have gone out and forgotten to close a door or a window.
He went on to report that night-time burglaries are unusual because families are usually at home at that time. But he said that winter afternoons are the best time for burglars because it is dark and they can’t be seen easily. Also many houses are empty at that time, because people are often still at work. 
Inspector Saunders said that it is a good idea to leave lights on in living rooms and bedrooms when you go on holiday. This will help to keep burglars away. He also asked neighbors to watch the other houses in the street when people are not at home. They should call the police if they see anything strange. “We will also tell you how to make you house safe”, inspector Saunders said. “This kind of help costs nothing.”
The number of house burglaries is the same as last year. 
Right	B. Wrong 	C. Doesn’t say
Most burglars are men. 
Right	B. Wrong 	C. Doesn’t say
People sometimes make things easy for burglars. 
Right	B. Wrong 	C. Doesn’t say
The summer is more difficult for burglars. 
Right	B. Wrong 	C. Doesn’t say
Burglars don’t usually go to houses with lights on. 
Right	B. Wrong 	C. Doesn’t say
You have to pay for information from the police. 
Right	B. Wrong 	C. Doesn’t say
Part 4: Math.
Choose the correct answer A, B or C.
Which number represents two million forty-five thousand five hundred and five?
Mary ate of a pizza, and Lynn ate of the same pizza. What fraction of the pizza did Mary and Lynn eat?
Part 5: Science.
Choose the correct answer A, B or C.
James put these things into a bowl of hot water. Which one will heat up the quickest?
Metal knife.
Plastic fork.
Wooden spoon.
What do you call an animal that hunts and eats other animals?
Predator.
Prey.
Producer.
WRI...ummer holiday every August. 
B. We are going to a summer holiday every August. 
C. We go a summer holiday every August. 
6. Edward / start / use / a computer / three years ago. 
A. Edward starts to use a computer three years ago. 
B. Edward start to use a computer since three years ago. 
C. Edward started to use a computer three years ago. 
7. Sally and Mum / talk / Grandma / right now. 
A. Sally and Mum is talking to Grandma right now. 
B. Sally and Mum is talking Grandma right now.
C. Sally and Mum are talking to Grandma right now.
8. Grandpa / not eat / ice cream /at the moment. 
A. Grandpa does not eat ice cream at the moment. 
B. Grandpa is not eating ice cream at the moment.
C. Grandpa doesn’t not eating ice cream at the moment. 
9. Dad and Ryan /not wash / the car / last weekend. 
A. Dad and Ryan didn’t washed the car last weekend. 
 B. Dad and Ryan didn’t wash the car last weekend.
C. Dad and Ryan wasn’t wash the car last weekend.
10. I / enjoy / read / stories / English. 
A. I enjoy reading stories with English. 
B. I enjoy to read stories in English. 
C. I enjoy reading stories in English. 
____This is the end of the test____