Monday, April 2nd, 2012
GOOD MORNING
WAY TO THE TOP OF
KNOWLEDGE’S MOUNTAIN
1. Which city is the capital of Viet Nam?
Ho Chi Minh
B. Ha Noi
C. Da Lat
D. Vinh
Ha Noi
2. Which river is the longest river in the world?
Amazon river
B. Nile river
C. Red river
D. Thames river
Nile river
3. Which country won the 1998 Tiger Cup?
A. Viet Nam
B. Thailand
C. Indonesia
D. Singapore
Singapore
4. Which city is the capital of England?
Moscow
B. Paris
C. Mexico
D. London
London
5. Who discovered America?
A. Washington
B. Alexander G. Bell
C. Christopher Columbus
D. Darwin
Christopher Columbus
6. Which planet is closest to the Earth?
A. Mars
B. Venus
C. Jupiter
D. Mercury
7. Which animal in Viet Nam was chosen to be the logo of SEA Games 2003?
A. chicken
B. buffalo
C. elephant
D. dragon
8. Which ASEAN country is divided into two regions by the sea?
A. Thailand
C. Malaysia
B. Viet Nam
D. Singapore
Malaysia
9. Which food you can chew but you cannot swallow and which one you can swallow but you cannot chew?
chewing gum and water
B. fish and carrot
C. banana and pea
D. bread and hamburger
10. Which animal has one or two horns on its snout?
B. buffalo
A. goat
C. cow
D. rhinoceros
rhinoceros
11. Which city in Japan was struck by a huge earthquake in 1995?
A. Tokyo
B. Daisen
C. Kobe
D. Kyoto
Kobe
UNIT 9
LANGUAGUE FOCUS
NATURAL DISASTERS
Use your knowledge to answer the questions. Use “who”, “which” or “that” in your answers and start your answers with the words given.
 who/ that: talk about people
which / that: talk about things (not people).
is my sister.
The girl
She
is wearing the T-shirt
who
Kate told me a story.  
it.
which
I didn’t believe
.
was struck by a huge earthquake in 1995 in Japan is Kobe.
UNIT 9
LANGUAGUE FOCUS
NATURAL DISASTERS
Use your knowledge to answer the questions. Use “who”, “which” or “that” in your answers and start your answers with the words given.
Example:
The city …
a) Which city in Japan was struck by a huge earthquake in 1995?
which
b) Which country won the 1998 Tiger Cup?
- The country.
c) Which animal has one or two horns on its snout?
- The animal .
d) Which explorer discovered America?
- The explorer .
e) Which planet is closest to the Earth?
- The planet .
f) Which animal in Viet Nam was chosen to be the logo of Sea Games 2003?
- The animal .




g) Which ASEAN country is divided into two regions by the sea?
- The ASEAN country .
h) Which food you can chew but you cannot swallow and which one you can swallow but you cannot chew?
- The food.
b) Which country won the 1998 Tiger Cup?
- The country.
c) Which animal has one or two horns on its snout?
- The animal .

d) Which explorer discovered America?
- The explorer .

e) Which planet is closest to the Earth?
- The planet .
f) Which animal in Viet Nam was chosen to be the logo of Sea Games 2003?
- The animal .




which won the 1998 Tiger Cup is Singapore.
which has one or two horns on its snout is
rhinoceros.
who discovered America is Christopher
Columbus.
which is closest to the Earth is Venus.
which was chosen to be the logo of Sea Games
2003 in VN is buffalo.
g) Which ASEAN country is divided into two regions by the sea?
which we can chew but we cannot swallow
is chewing gum and the food that you can
swallow but you cannot chew is water.
- The ASEAN country .
h) Which food you can chew but you cannot swallow and which one you can swallow but you cannot chew?

- The food
which is divided into two regions
by the sea is Malaysia.
Now ask and answer each other similar questions about the world and Viet Nam.
Which Bay in Viet Nam was chosen one of the seven wonders of the world in 2011?
Which city in Viet Nam is known as the eternal spring city?
Complete these sentences, using a suitable relative pronoun
1. This is the newspaper ……………I want you to buy.
2. Have you ever spoken to the people ……..live next door?
3. It’s the book ………will interest children of all ages.
4. The man ………lives next door to me keeps having all-night parties.
5. Where are the eggs ………….are in the fridge?
 
which
who
which
who
which
HOMEWORK
- Do exercise 1, page 58 in the workbook.
- Review: Relative pronouns/clauses, adverb clauses of concession for the next period.