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SỞ GIÁO DỤC VÀ ĐÀO TẠO VĨNH PHÚC ĐỀ CHÍNH THỨC (Đề thi có 13 trang) KỲ THI TUYỂN SINH LỚP 10 THPT NĂM HỌC 2024-2025 ĐỀ THI MÔN: TIẾNG ANH - CHUYÊN (Dành cho thí sinh thi vào lớp chuyên Tiếng Anh và chuyên Tiếng Pháp) Thời gian làm bài: 150 phút (không kể thời gian phát đề) PART A. LISTENING. You will listen to each section TWICE. Section 1. Questions 1-6. Complete the notes below. Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer. NOTES ON ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES Example: Answer Number of classes per week 7 Tuesday:  (1) ______Writing_____ Workshop 6-7.30 p.m. Limited space: no more than (2) _____10/ten______ participants  Book Club Must read (3) ______prescribed_____ books  (4) ______History_____ Group Learn about local events last century Wednesday:  Scrabble Club (5) ______2-3.30_____ p.m. Popular Thursday:  Chess Night Serious  (6) _____Cake decorating______ For special occasions TRANSCRIPT ESTELLE = E, WOMAN = W E: Good afternoon. Estelle speaking. What can I do for you? W: I was told that the school holds … umm, adult education classes? E: Yes, it does. We run seven a week: three on Tuesdays and Thursdays and one on Wednesdays.
W: Are they all evening classes? E: No, because of the number of people who work shifts these days, we’ve found there’s quite a demand for day classes as well. W: Well, I don’t work and I really want to get out and meet people, so daytime or evening would suit me. E: What is it you’re particularly interested in? W: Oh, anything, really. E: Okay … on Tuesdays, we have a Writing Workshop for those people who’ve always longed to write but are hesitant about putting pen to paper. W: Hmm ... E: It’s an evening class and rims from six to seven thirty but there is a restriction on numbers. W: Oh? E: Yes. The tutor has advised us to restrict participants to a maximum of ten per session. So, FU have to check and let you know if there is room for you. W: Thank you. E: Also, on Tuesdays, there is a Book Club designed for older adults looking to be inspired, to learn and share insights with one another. W: Are there any restrictions on that? E: Not really, but you’d have to be able to read the prescribed book each week. W: Mmm , you have to read set books, do you? E: Yes, and keep up with the others by finishing one a week. W: I understand. What else do you have? E: There’s a History Group on Tuesdays as well … run by a researcher and historian who provides a fascinating glimpse for you into the lives and society around this area a hundred years ago. W: Hmm … I don’t think so. E: Well, what about Scrabble Club on Wednesday? It’s extremely popular, you know. W: Sounds good. What time? E: Two to three thirty in the afternoon. W: Yes. 1 think 1 could manage that. E: Well, if you like scrabble, you might like to join the Chess Night on Thursday evenings. It’s more for serious players, though. W: Unfortunately, 1 don't play chess ... E: Would you be interested in Cake Decorating? W: Well, I do enjoy baking from time to time ... E: Have you thought about decorated cakes, though? You know, they make a wonderful focal point of any special celebration.
W: Maybe not. Questions 7-10. Complete the form below. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer. ADULTS LEARNERS' WEEK No cost but must make (7) _____booking______  September 1-8 Techno Expo  Help you work with (8) _____social networking______ tools  Learn about online security issues and online entertainment  Monday, 1-4.30 p.m. Wednesday: (9) _____Work-Life Balance______ Venue: (10) _____Central Library______ TRANSCRIPT ESTELLE: Look, I don't know if you'd be interested but next month there's going to be an Adult Learners' Week, and it's a great opportunity to learn something new and meet a lot of people. All the events are free but booking is essential. WOMAN: What are the events? ESTELLE: I’ll give you a brief rundown and if you decide there's something in it for you, I can send you all the details. WOMAN: Great! When is it? ESTELLE: The first week in September, from the first to the eighth. WOMAN: Oh, are they all daytime events? ESTELLE: Yes, but some are half-day and some are whole-day sessions. WOMAN: Can you just quickly tell me about the half-day ones, please? ESTELLE: Okay. The Techno Expo will help you work with social networking tools, and you can learn more about online privacy and security and online entertainment. That's Monday the first. WOMAN: In the morning? ESTELLE: Actually, it’s after lunch, from one to four thirty. WOMAN: What else is there in the afternoon? ESTELLE: Well, on Wednesday, there's Work-Life Balance understanding how to assess what you really value, the importance of balance and harmony in your life and how to achieve it.
WOMAN: That's another one I’d like to go to. Are there any more? ESTELLE: No, no more half days in the afternoon. Wait a minute…there is a poetry event. WOMAN: What does that entail? ESTELLE: Writing some inspirational poems and sharing them with the class. WOMAN: No, thank you. I'm not going to read my poems to other people! ESTELLE: I know what you mean. WOMAN: One more thing. Can you tell me where all the events are being held? ESTELLE: Yes. All the workshops are at the Central Library. WOMAN: Oh, good. That's handy. Section 2. Questions 11-15. Listen to the talk and choose the correct answer A, B or C. Winridge Forest Railway Park 11. Simon's idea for a theme park came from ___________. A. his childhood hobby B. his interest in landscape design C. his visit to another park 12. When they started, the family decided to open the park only when ___________. A. the weather was expected to be good B. the children weren't at school C. there were fewer farming commitments 13. Since opening, the park has had ___________. A. 50,000 visitors B. 1,000,000 visitors C. 1,500,000 visitors 14. The main idea of Liz's work is currently ___________. A. advertising B. animal care C. staffing 15. What is the area of the Go-Kart arena? A. 1.2 km² B. 120 m² C. 12 km² TRANSCRIPT WOMAN: For the second in our series about locally-run businesses, we meet Simon Winridge, co-founder of the hugely-successful Winridge Forest Railway Park. Welcome, Simon. Now, perhaps you can begin by telling us a little bit about how it all started. MAN: Well, during the 1970s, my wife, Liz and I had just acquired 80 acres of sheep-farming land, and we decided to settle down and have children. Pretty soon we had a daughter, Sarah, and a son, Duncan. The place was wonderful for the kids: they particularly loved trains and gradually built up an enormous network of miniature railway track. I began to develop larger-scale models of locomotives but we didn't think anything more of it until I went on a trip to a theme park near Birmingham and decided we could do a much better job! So we set up a small one ourselves based on the miniature railway and we opened to the public for just a month