Title ĐỀ THI HSG ANH 9 TRIỆU SƠN - THANH HOÁ 2024-2025.pdf ✅

4 C. Well, that's very surprising D. Of course not. You bet 35. Let me help you, ______________? A. May I B. Shall I C. Shall we D. May we Question II. Supply the correct form of the verbs given. (5.0 points) 36. No one is opposed to (reduce) ______________ taxes. 37. The Queen Elizabeth is the largest ship (build) ______________ on the Clyde. 38. His new shirt doesn’t seem to fit him well. He (try) ______________ it on before he bought it. 39. What a shame that it (decide) ______________ to cancel the school play 40. We (lend) ______________ you the money you needed but you didn’t tell us. Question III. Supply the correct form of the words given. (5.0 points) 41. Someone who is ______________ is ill or weak because they have not had enough good food to eat. (NOURISH) 42. New immigrants have been successfully ______________ into its community. (SIMILAR) 43. ______________ development is the first step in rebuilding the area. (STRUCTURE) 44. The work is marred by a number of typing and spelling errors and would have benefited from stricter ______________ before submission. (READ) 45. The pain became ______________ during the night, so I called the doctor. (ENDURE) Question IV. There are FIVE mistakes in the text (from 46 to 50). Identify each mistake, write it down and give your correction. (5 points) Example: Line 1: from => in GENDER BIAS AND POVERTY Inequality between men and women results from poorer health for children and greater poverty for the family, according to a new study. The UN agency UNICEF found that in places where women are excluded in family decisions, children are more likely to suffer from malnutrition. There would be 13 million less malnourished children in South Asia if women had an equal say in the family, UNICEF said. UNICEF surveyed family decision-doing in 30 countries around the world. Their chief finding is that equality between men and women is vital to reducing poverty and improving health, especially that of children, in underdeveloped countries. The conclusions are contained in the agency's latest report. This report points to a greater lack of opportunities for girls and women in education and work which contribute to disempowerment and poverty. Where men control the household, less money is spent on health care and food for the family, which results in poorer health for the children.