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from the other three in proomcKio» in each of the folloivin8 questlo^s•
Quendon 1: A. thank
B. thick
C. eat
D. thing
B. child
C. sign
D. mfnd
Question 2: A. miss
D on your ancr›er sheaf to indicate the word that fi/fezs from Ihe other
three In the position •fp*!’ ••zi strecs In each of the following questions.
Question 3: A, balloon
B. spirit
C. panda
D. island
Qaestioa 4: A. disappoint
B. satisfy
C. educate
D. recognise
Mach the letter A B C or D on your ane»'er sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the
/offowtag quesrianr.
Question 5: The 31* SEA Games,
A. were held
B. held
in Vietnam in 2022, lofi deep impression on the participants.
C. holding
D. were holding
Question 6: Life in the city is
than life in the
A. exciting
B. most exciting
Question 7: Laura will buy a new laptop
A. after she had got her salary
C. as soon as she gets her salary
countryside.
C. the mos: exciting
B.whensbegoth‹xsa}p
D.bytheGmeshcgotherw!wy
Question 8: Linh is keen
cycling to school.
A. in
B. on
C. about
Question 9: Your house is opposite the cillellla,
?
K does it
B. isn’t it
C. didn’t it
Question 10: My hobby is reading
books. It’s relaxing.
A. B (no article)
B. an
C. the
Question 11: Our school
has had a record of 10,000 visits this week.
A. software
B. email
C. hardware
Question 12: As a foreign language student, you should learn how to
dictionary.
A. look down
B. write off
C. look up
Question 13: He refused
A. to work
D. more exciting
D. of
D. wasn’t it
D. a
D. website
new words in the
D. take off
overtime to spend the evening with his family.
B. work
C. to working
D. working
Question 14: The other members in the group showed their dissatisfaction with Sarah’s not pulling her
in the project.
A. muscle
B, weight
C. head
D. teeth
Question 15: The students
noisily when the teacher came into the classroom.
A. were talking
B. talk
C. talked
D. are talking
Question 16: David still
A. catches
contact with many of his old school friends.
B. brings
C. takes
D. keeps
Question 17: She hopes tiiat after her book comes out, it
by many people.
A. reads
B. will read
C. was reading
D. will be read
Question 18: Children often like wearing
A. brigbtly
B. brighten
colours on Tet holidays.
C. brightness
£t. bright
Question 19: The band at that time was ilnmeflsely popular and often played to a(n)
about 5,000.
A. probability
B. capability
C. capacity
D. ability
crowd of
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Qumtiou 20: Tom is in a restaumnt.
- Waiter: “Would you like to order now?”
- Tom: “
. A beefsteak and a Coke, please."
A. Yes, I will 8 new
C. No, thanks
. Yes, sure
. Help yourself
Question 21: rack and Linh are talking about technology.
- Jack: “I think robots will replace teachers in the near future.”
- Linh: “
. We still need teachers to inspire students.”
A. I doc’I think so
B. It’s tfH
C. You’re right
D. I couldn’t agree
the underlined word(x) In each of the follpming queshons.
Qaeatioo 22: It is important that the government should take action to preserve the historic building.
A. protect
B. destroy
C, save
D. maintain
Question 23: I have to postpone my family holiday until next month because I am now up to my ears in
wnrk.
A having an ear infection
B. having so much work to do
C, having nothing much to do
D. having my ears checked
Mark thc team A B› C or D on your answer sheet to indlc‹ife the void CLOSEST in meaning to the
underlined word in each of the following questions.
Question 24: Ynu should use your own judgment; don’t trust everything you read online.
A, explain
B. suggest
C. believe
0. decide
Question 25: Most foreign visitors are attracted by the spectacular scenery of Ha Long Bay.
A. healthy
B. wealthy
C. familiar
D. wonderful
ñfark the lefter A, B, C or D on your answer cheet to lndlcfe the sentence that is closect in meenuig
to each af the following questionc.
Question 26: lt is compulsory for all road uses to follow the traffic rules.
A. All road users needn’t follow the traffic rules. B. All road users shouldn’t follow the traffic rules.
C. Alt road users must follow the traffic rules.
D. All road users may follow the traffic rules.
Question 27: I last heard from him five years ago.
A. 1 heard from him for five years.
B. 1 didn't hear from him for five years.
C. I haven’t heard frum him for five years.
D. I have heard from him for five years.
Question 28: “Where are you going this weekend7” asked my sister.
A. My sister asked me when I am going that weekend.
B. My sister asked me where am I going that weekend.
C. My sister asked me where I was going that weekend.
D. My sister asked me where was I going that weekend.
Mark the leper A By C or D aa you arise sheet to indlcate the underlined pprt fl at needs
Question 29: Most of the 1 RuaRe used by teenagers today, especially in emails and text messages, is
A
B
almost unintetlieeot to idol people.
C
D
Question 30: He breaks his father's time vase in the living room last ni g_ht.
A
B
C
D
Question 31: My mother takes vitamins
A
l I as she believes that it benefit her mind and skin.
B
C
D
ñfaFk the letter A By C, or D an your answer sheet to indicate the sentence that best combines each
path ofsentences In the foflowing qoer/iros.
Question 32: Nam is not here. He can’t give you any advice.
A. If only Nam had been here, he could have given you some advice.
B. If Nam were here, he couldn't give you any advice.
C. Provided that Nam is here, he can’t give you any advice.
D. If Nam were here, he could give you some advice.
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Question 33: Lan had just graduated from upper secondary school. She received a scholarship to study
at a prestigious university.
A. But for a scholarship to study at a prestigious university, Lan wouldn’t have graduated from upper
secondary school.
B. Hardly had Lan graduated from upper secondary school when she received a scholarship to stody
at a prestigious university.
C. Only after Lan had received a scholarship to study at a prestigious university did she graduate
frotn upper secondary school.
D. Not until Lan had received a scholarship to study at a prestigious university did she graduate from
upper secondary school.
Keeping fit and healthy may seem difficult, but there are a few easy-to-follow guidelines. Firstly, a
balanced diet (34)
means selecting food that is low in salt and sugar is absolutely essential.
Expeft9 recommend reducing the amount of fat in our diet, as too much can (35)
heart problems.
exercise into your daily routine. Thin can be done by simply
Secondly, it is important to (3d)
walking as much as possible and climbing stnirn instead of taking the lift. Exercise is necessary to
maintain a healthy body, as well os increasing energy levels and making you feel generally fitter and
happier.
Finally, staying relaxed is (37}
reason Koi good health. Too much stress can lead to a variety
of illnesses, from headaches to high blood pressure. Whenever possible, do thiags you enjoy and treat
yourself occasionally. (38)
, the message is simple — enjoy yourself but learn to respect your body
too. It’s all a question of getting a balance right.
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Question 34: A. who
B. when
C. whose
D. which
Question 35: A. solve
B. improve
C. prevent
D. cause
Question 36: A. fit
B. match
C. use
D. search
Question 37: A. few
B. another
C. many
D. much
Question 38: A. So
B. Or
C. Although
D. Since
head the fol(owing pezsage and more tye letter A B C, or D on your answer sheet in Indicate the
cozzect answer to each of the quMlons from 39 to 4S.
Sweden can be one of the first countries to stop using cash. In most cities, buses dp not take any
cash. Instead, you pay for your ticket by card or mobile phone before you get on. Some businesses only
take cards and there are banks which do not dcl with any notes or coins.
In a cashless society, you do not need to worry about having enough change for the bus. You will
feel much more secure as well. Statistics show that since the decrease in the cash economy, there is not as
much crime in Sweden.
However, not all Swedes like the idea. Elderly people complain much about the problems of paying
by card. Small businesses are also unhappy because k have to pay a little money to the bank each time
somebody pays them using a oard.
lt is not just richer countries that arc becoming cashless. Many couoiries in die developing world
have found that mobile phones are perfect for transferring money. For example, in Eenya, only a few
people have a bank account, but lots nf Keuyans have a mobile phone. Now people can pay for things in
shops, pay their bills and their children’s school fees, and receive their salary with their phones. Kenya
has led a revolution in mobile bankinB.
(Adopted hmm Nm igaie j
Question 39: Which of the following can be the best title for the passage†
A. Bank Notes Then Cash?
B. Why Once Again Swcden7
C. The End of Cash?
D. A New Currency Unit for Kenya?
Question 40: According to the passage, in a cashiers society,
A. people will travel more by bus
B. elderly people will become mole active
C. you will feel much safer
D. businesses will enrn more money
Question 41: The word thy in paragraph 3 Tefets to
A. the problems
B. all Swedes
C. small businesses
D. elderly people
Question 42: The word revolution in paragraph 4 mostly means
A. an important change
B. an unsu ssful attempt
C. a frequent movement
D. a violent struggle
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Qv‹ tie» 43: Which of the following is NOT true accordi»g to the yesaage?
A. People jt\ Suden can pay for bus tickets by mobile p' one.
B. Few people in Ke ys own a mobJlc phone.
C. People in Kenya on pay school fees with their phones,
D. 8wcgcn may & among the first countries to stop ustng cash.
smartphones, the TV was blamed the most for breakdowns in
children. It was argued that ‘the box’ stepped them from talking tn
fBmi\y members over whBt programmes to watch created barriers end cauEtd zesenttttcnt.
However, W programmes can & both tnfonnztiw and nwrtsining. They often provide topics for
Fatni]y members to discuss, Bringing b closer together rather than driving 0\em further 8pazt. Wh«t is
more, twaa/• fizst csntu families do not need to watch the same programs at the same time. The fact
that people can watch whol they went suJts in more iitnc ’lbr kemilies to be together rathsr than less.
The smartphone has taken over from the TV as the major reuse for a Ink of commanicsiion
'm« fwiily members. Parents often do not see Why R1f children spend so much tims cmline end fait
to .see the importance of havi.ng a« online identity while .mast teens féeJ their outline image is pazt. ofwhu
they arc. They ofl•» crificise the amount of time their children spend online rather Can attempt ng to
understand why they de it. Tn fact, adu1ts are ohsn not ver good examples &emsclves, Who has nor
wi0\cssed e .table at a zesuiurant where all the famii[y members are silently focused on Weir mobile
devices?
Broadly speaking, smartphones do hx*e some t effects w daily reJaiionship•. Thia
tocW n\c8y is still zelstivcly now, so m4ny f'6milics have not yet learned how to deal with it, Parents and
children ahould disuse how why use t chnol to help them all w»k» the most of t noJogy instead of
blming i( for their problems.
jetties 44: Which of the following can R Inc best title for tlw passage?
A. How to Tal with Mneration Gap in the Family
B. How Technology Affects Family Relationships
D. Negative Impacts of Technology on $fioolchildmn
9. TV and Smartphone ss Me rts of Communication
’Queztioo 4S: Tow word cJeebzs in paragraph j is closest in meaning to
A. chews
B. benefits
C. arguments
D. worries
Qan ’icon 46. According io pangraph. 1, the TV
A. maka fae icy rnembms Jeanne motc ioter4stcd in each other.
D. s oftm &tievsd to be greasy helpful in Fostering family bonds.
C. encouraged more ofimmunl ation among family mcmbera.
D. was claimed to prevent parents from canoeing with children.
Question 47: Wits wozd theio in paragraph 2 refers to
A. family members
B. barriers
C. topic6
D.T progmmmc
Question 48: The wo•a nses_figt in paragraph 4 is closest in marring n
A. poeifivc
B. minimal
C. interesting
D. harmful.
Queztioo 49: Which ml the following is NOT true according to the passage'?
A. Ttse lack oñ comn›un‹!cat ion in Ifie family is now r0O6tly bean d on rhc TV.
B. The maJ•zi/ of teenagers regard their ondine image as important to their identity,
C. be TV can serve az a source of both informaaon and mt•rts end
D. Parents and children should work on how m utilise reel\nology la Iheir advantage.
:Qtttstion 50: Which oFt lw following can A infered from be paa e?
A. Most families pre:fez tnlking to one »1ir n »ii =•in@••u in warrants.
B. T\vcnty-first czntu IâmlIiw xc generally not in favor of matching television together.
C. .Parents in the pt did not criticise heir children for watching too mud television.
D. A lot of famiiiD as still incapable of making good use .of smartphones.
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