Fill in the blank with a suitable word FUNCTIONAL FOODS In the 21st century food will (1) ………..........…….more than just feed you. A new range of products appearing (2).......……………….. shelves in shops and supemarkets (3) ……................……. designed to give you specific health benefits. The demands of modern life make these foods very attractive. (4) …….............………..only do they provide proven ways to improve health, but they are also very attractive (5) …………........….a quick and convenient way of making sure we enjoy a healthy diet. In some countries it is already possible to buy crisps that make you feel (6) ………….depressed, chewing gum that increases your brain power and tea that helps you (7) …………………over tiredness associated (8) ……………long-distance air travel. (9) ……………..the future, experts promise biscuits that will keep your heart healthy, and hot chocolate drink to give you strong bones. (10) ……………the fact that these ‘functional’ foods cannot replace a balanced diet and regular exercise, they can help the body perform at (11) ………………. best a lot of the time. At (12) ……………….., these foods are more expensive than other foods, but that is due to the ingredients they (13) ………………of and the way they are made. All the foods contain probiotics (14) ……………increase the number of ‘good’ bacteria in your stomach, helping to keep your digestive system healthy. There may even (15) …… ………a functional food to protect eyesight, so keep an eye out as you never know (16) ………………. you might be eating tomorrow.

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Choose the best answer Without TV The most radical thing we have ever done is not have a TV in our house. Since 99.1 percent of American (households / housewives / holdalls / houseworks)1 .................cannot make this claim, it may be (at / for / of / in)2 .................some interest to know why. Certainly, our (shortage /lack/need/absence)3 .................of a television has created (large / big / high / great)4 .................curiosity, puzzlement , and anger (within / between / among / inside)5 .................the people we know, and I suspect even more of these (beliefs / emotions / opinions / thoughts)6 .................behind our backs. “If the Wetherells get (over / on / by / away)7 .................without a TV, why can’t we?” We did have a television during the first days of our marriage. I remember the dizzy way the (images / drawings / icons / movies)8 ……flickered across the screen. A few days later, after I (re-established / recovered / overcame / got)9 …..my senses, we took the set to our local dump, (waved / tightened / moved / shook)10 …… hands in satisfaction and have been without one ever (since / again / afterwards / before)11 …. . Now that my TV watching days are (past / behind / over / away)12…..me, I can afford to be nostalgic towards it all. I remember those nights when the whole family used to sit in the living room watching Ed Sullivan, one BT – Updatepower – Week5 (Grade 9) – July2021 (smooth/peaceful/ tender/soft)13……….light left on in the corner, laughing (at / for / with / by)14…..the comedians before the (announcements / publications / commercials / clips)15…… came on. Nevertheless, even warmer and more precious in memory will be these quiet, peaceful years with no TV at all.

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II. Rewrite these following sentences using given word (1p). 1. What is the distance between Vinh and Ha Noi city? => How………………………………………………….……………………………………….? 2. I often walked to school when I was a student. => I used………………………………………………………………………………………… 3. Although they are short, they still love playing sports. => In spite of………………………………………………….………………………………… 4. I prefer playing outdoor games to indoor games  I would rather ……………………

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Supply the correct form of the words in brackets One of the most divisive issue in UK politics today concerns the proposed (adopt)1 .................................of an identity card system similar to that already in use in many (neighbour)2 .................................European Union countries. The (propose)3 .................................of ID cards base their arguments partly on the increased risk of (terror)4 .................................attacks and the current rise in the new crime of identity (thief)5 .................................. They point to many countries around the world who have such schemes and consider the storing of personal data by the state to be a(n) (escape)6 .................................part of living in the modern world. The opponents of their introduction talk of the (necessary) 7 .................................intrusion into people’s lives and strongly object to the idea of personal information being stored in a vast (data)8 ................................. They point to several recent cases of the government’s failure to keep people’s private details safe and secure and worry about the (likely)9 .................................of such data falling into the hands of criminals. Other critics suggest that requiring everybody to be registered in this way is an erosion of our civil (liberal)10 ................................and say that such a system is incompatible with the idea that we live in a free society.

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