1. Look at the questions about Robert Wadlow in the text on page 90 and complete the table. Which words is in all of the questions?

=> Answer: 

1. Did            2. have      3. he     4. How

5. people      6. did         7. die

2. Order the words to make past simple questions. There is one extra word ỉn each sentence.

1 here / you / did / do / grow up /?

2 where / what / live / dịd / he / ?

3 does / he / get a job / did /?

4 how /travel / did / they /travels /?

5 did /finished / when / he / finish / ?

=> Answer: 

1. Did you grow up here?

2. Where did he live?

3. Did he get a job?

4. How did they travel?

5. When did he finish?

3 Read the information about the Vietnamese scholar Lê Quý Đôn. Write questions using the words in blue.

=> Answer: 

1. When did he live?

2. Who was he?

3. Where did he go?

4. Was he the  the principal of national university situated in the Van Mieu in Ha Noi?

5. Did he had many works of the old Vietnamese literature?

6. How old was he?

7. What is the name of major schools in many places in Viet Nam?

4. Look at the paragraph.Complete the parts in blue with your ideas. Then work in pairs. Ask questions ( a maximum of twenty) to find the information in your partner's paragraph. You can only answer " Yes, I did" or " No, I didn't".

=> Answer: Học sinh thực hành trên lớp theo cặp

5. Complete the questions with the past simple form of the verbs. Then ask and answer the questions with a partner.

1. (you /live) here when you were younger?

2. What (you / do) last weekend?

3. When (you /last / go) to the cinema?

4 . What film (you / see)?

5. Who (you /go) with?

6 .(you / do) any sports last weekend?

7. (you / play) any video games yesterday?

8. (you /have fun) on your last holiday?

=> Answer:

1. Did you live here when you were younger?

2. What did you do last weekend?

3. When did you last go to the cinema?

4 . What film did you see ?

5. Who did you go with?

6 . Did you do any sports last weekend?

7. Did you play any video games yesterday?

8. Did you have fun on your last holiday?