Title UNIT 9 GRADE 11 TEST 3 KEY.docx ✅

Question 12:A. abundance B. quantity C. multitude D. plethora "Plethora" = số lượng rất lớn/vô số Thường được dùng trong văn phong trang trọng, phù hợp với giọng văn của đoạn văn Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the best arrangement of utterances or sentences to make a meaningful exchange or text in each of the following questions from 13 to 17. Question 13: a. Sarah: Actually, I'm a teacher during the day. Mrs. Chen, 10th grade math. This delivery gig is my little secret. b. Sarah: Here's your midnight ramen order, Mike. Third time this week, huh? c. Mike: Yeah... Thanks, Sarah. You're probably getting tired of seeing my apartment by now. A. c-b-a B. b-c-a C. a-b-c D. b-a-c b: Sarah giao đồ ăn và nhận xét về việc giao hàng thường xuyên c: Mike xác nhận và cảm ơn Sarah a: Sarah tiết lộ công việc chính của mình là giáo viên Question 14: a. RB-2084: No. Yesterday, you gave a crying customer a hug and your special hot chocolate. I can only offer standard beverages and pre-programmed responses. b. RB-2084: Alex, you've sighed 47 times today. Are you malfunctioning? c. Alex: What, inferior coffee? d. RB-2084: I'm concerned. Three customers questioned your presence here today. But they don't understand—you provide what I cannot. e. Alex: It's called being human, Robbie. And stop scanning me! A. d-a-c-e-b B. c-d-b-e-a C. a-b-c-d-e D. b-e-d-c-a b: Robot RB-2084 nhận xét về việc Alex thở dài e: Alex phản ứng và bảo robot đừng quét mình d: Robot bày tỏ lo lắng về phản ứng của khách hàng c: Alex hỏi về cà phê a: Robot giải thích sự khác biệt giữa robot và con người Question 15: Dear Lisa Chen a. You probably don't know me. I'm James, the guy who cleans your studio at 3 AM. b. I watch your show every morning—well, on the small TV in the break room while I eat my "dinner." c. It's funny how we share the same space but never meet. I clean your coffee mug every night, straighten the papers you leave behind, and sometimes catch glimpses of tomorrow's scripts. d. Last week, you reported about the "invisible workforce." I was mopping the floor right then. Ironic, isn't it? The invisible man is watching a story about invisible people.
e. Just wanted to say thanks. That story made us feel seen. Best regards, LK A. a-b-c-d-e B. b-d-a-c-e C. c-e-a-d-b D. d-b-c-a-e a: Giới thiệu bản thân b: Nói về việc xem chương trình của Lisa c: Mô tả mối liên hệ gián tiếp d: Đề cập đến một câu chuyện cụ thể e: Lời cảm ơn và kết thúc Question 16: a. What started as a simple VR birthday gift became a living memory album. Mrs. Zhang "plants" old photos like seeds, and her late husband's voice recordings bloom like morning glories. Each virtual flower holds a family story. b. Soon, other seniors joined their virtual garden. Mr. Peterson added his 1975 tomatoes, Mrs. Rodriguez shared her mother's roses, and suddenly, their digital community bloomed with shared stories and friendships. c. Every morning, Mrs. Zhang enters her digital garden—a virtual space her granddaughter Emma designed. Though her hands can no longer work real soil, here she tends to digital flowers that bloom at her touch. The butterflies dance endlessly, and the sun always shines just right. d. Their weekly gardening sessions bridge two worlds. While Emma teaches VR controls, Mrs. Zhang shares traditional recipes. Together, they sit on their digital bench, watching memories grow in this space where the past meets the future. e. "In this garden," Mrs. Zhang often says, "memories never fade." Emma smiles, knowing their love grows in both pixels and reality. A. b-a-d-c-e B. a-b-c-d-e C. c-a-d-b-e D. d-c-a-b-e c: Giới thiệu về khu vườn số và Mrs. Zhang a: Giải thích về cách hoạt động của khu vườn ký ức d: Mô tả sự tương tác giữa bà cháu b: Mở rộng ra cộng đồng người cao tuổi e: Kết thúc ý nghĩa Question 17: a. At sunset, Mai watches PAL hum lullabies learned from seniors while sorting books. The robot has picked up interesting habits—placing bookmarks where readers dozed off. b. Mai drives the city's last library bus, a curious mix of old and new. Between worn books sits PAL, a small robot that helps elderly readers switch between paper pages and digital screens.