Bài tập trắc nghiệm Tiếng anh 9 Global Success Unit 9

In American English, people use the word “apartment”, whereas British speakers typically say “________”.

What is the British English equivalent of the American term “vacation”?

Which American word corresponds to the British clothing item “jumper”?

Choose the word whose stress pattern falls on the third syllable.

Choose the word whose stress pattern falls on the second syllable.

A person who has spoken two different languages with equal fluency since early childhood is ________.

English serves as an ________ language in India, where it is used in administration and higher education.

While living in Singapore for three years, Mai ________ a considerable amount of colloquial Singlish.

When you encounter an unfamiliar idiom in an English newspaper, you should ________ its definition in a dictionary.

Read the passage and choose the correct answer for questions from 10 to 14.
In 1985, linguist Braj Kachru introduced the Three Concentric Circles model to illustrate how English is distributed and used across the globe. The Inner Circle encompasses nations where English is spoken as a primary native language, including the United Kingdom, the United States, Australia, and New Zealand. These countries have historically set linguistic norms and grammar standards. The Outer Circle consists of countries such as India, Singapore, and Nigeria, where English is not the native tongue of the majority but functions as an official language in courts, government, and education. Finally, the Expanding Circle includes nations like Viet Nam, Japan, and Brazil, where English is studied as a foreign language for international commerce and technology. In today’s interconnected world, non-native speakers vastly outnumber native speakers, transforming English into a truly global lingua franca.
What is the central focus of the reading passage?

According to the passage, which nation belongs to the Inner Circle?

In Outer Circle countries, English primarily functions as a language of ________.

The word “norms” in paragraph 1 is closest in meaning to ________.

According to the text, which statement is true about global English users today?

– Classmate: “I am taking the English speaking proficiency exam tomorrow morning.”
– Phong: “________ I am sure you will achieve a great score!”

The grammar exercises ________ our English teacher assigned yesterday were quite demanding.

In which of the following sentences can the relative pronoun be omitted?

Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the underlined part that needs correction.
”The linguist which (A) delivered the keynote (B) speech on global dialects (C) is British (D).”

The word “concentric” in “concentric circles” describes shapes that share the exact same ________.

`[LIBRARY POLICY: ENGLISH-ONLY DISCUSSION TABLE]`
What are learners expected to do when seated at this specific table?

The student ________ pronunciation was praised by the native examiner felt extremely delighted.

Because English has adopted words from Italian, French, and Hindi, its vocabulary is exceptionally ________.

Which sentence correctly combines: “She met an exchange student. His first language is Spanish.”?

Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the underlined part that needs correction.
”Do you know the foreign (A) teacher who (B) classroom we visited (C) yesterday afternoon (D)?”

– Tom: “Wish me luck! I am going to deliver my presentation in English now.”
– Mi: “________ You can do it!”

Learning common English idioms enables students to express abstract ideas more ________.

The word “fluent” is closest in meaning to ________.

Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the underlined part that needs correction.
”English is the global (A) tongue whom (B) facilitates international (C) commerce and aviation (D).”

Which sentence is grammatically correct with a defining relative clause?

Cultivating regular reading habits in English is an effective strategy to expand vocabulary and develop linguistic ________.