Title TỜ SỐ 18 TEST 01 UNIT 5 THE WORLF OF WORK.docx ✅

b. As businesses increasingly adopt digital technologies, they can improve their competitiveness and contribute to overall economic growth in the country. c. In conclusion, Vietnam’s digital transformation journey is vital for fostering innovation and ensuring sustainable development in the years to come. d. Furthermore, investing in technology infrastructure and digital skills training is crucial for ensuring that the workforce is prepared for the demands of a rapidly evolving digital economy. e. In recent years, Vietnam has made significant strides in digital transformation, with the government aiming for 70% of public services to be accessible online by 2025. A. d – b – a – c – e B. e – a – d – b – c C. b – e – a – c – d D. d – b – e – a – c Reall the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 18 to 22. Born into a normal family together with her five brothers, (18) ____________. Therefore, she grew up, suffering from the pains of that disease, but she tried hard to overcome the pains to go to school as an ordinary teenage girl. (19) ____________. Despite the painful experiences, Pamela remained determined. She obtained a degree in education and launched a career as a motivational spokesperson for the disabled. Pamela founded 'Team with a Vision', a group of blind, partially sighted and sighted runners who participated in the Boston Marathon (20) ____________. Unfortunately, her type 1 diabetes kept getting worse, causing kidney disease. She had got serious treatments for many years until she decided to undergo a kidney transplant (21) ____________. After the transplant, she discovered her passion for tandem cycling. In the 2000 Sydney Paralympic Games, Pamela and her partner, Al Whaley, (22) ____________. They also set a new world record and Paralympic record in the one – kilometre time trial. Despite breaking her foot just days before her first event in Sydney, Pamela demonstrated exceptional determination and courage. Alongside her athletic achievements, Pamela remains dedicated to her work. Her contributions have earned her international recognition and helped inspire the disabled. Question 18: A. Pamela Fernandes faced many financial challenges after being born into a poor family B. Doctors diagnosed Pamela Fernandes with a rare form of type 1 diabetes as a child C. Pamela Fernandes was an unlucky baby girl when she had type 1 diabetes at the age of four D. His childhood was filled with hospital visits as he had a serious medical condition at four Question 19: A. Over the years, she faced many health crises, underwent many surgeries and eventually had to drop out of school due to poor health B. Despite her struggles, she pursued her education, bravely battled her illness, and inspired many people with her story C. Rarely did she need medical attention, as her condition remained stable throughout her childhood, allowing her to live worry – free D. After turning 18, she lost her eyesight, underwent over 30 surgeries and experienced the loss of her brother to the same disease Question 20: A. to raise awareness of the capabilities of the disabled and raised fund for them B. with the hope of proving that disabilities do define a person’s potential C. promote inclusivity and encourage others to support the disabled community D. aiming for the goal breaking stereotypes about disabled athletes Question 21: A. that was necessary to save her from severe kidney failure B. in which she received a kidney from someone else C. performed at a renowned hospital, giving her hope for recovery D. which she believed would not give her a second chance at life Question 22: A. a historic victory by securing the first gold medal for the U.S. Paralympic tandem cycling team B. making history as they claimed the first – ever gold medal for the U.S. in Paralympic tandem cycling C. which made them the first athletes to win a gold medal for the U.S. in tandem cycling at the Paralympics