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Unit 3: The generation gap GLOBAL SUCCESS 11 TỜ SỐ 08 – TEST 03 2 ENG LISH THÁNG ... Read the following advertisement 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. Parenting in the Digital Age Parents (1) ____________ many challenges when raising children who are growing up in the digital age. The generation gap, which is caused by (2) ____________ in technology use and values, often leads to misunderstandings and conflicts within families. Many parents find it difficult (3) ____________ effectively with their children about these issues. At Family Harmony Workshop, we offer practical solutions that help parents and children improve their communication skills. Learn how to manage screen time wisely, encourage children to participate in outdoor activities, and respect different viewpoints that emerge between generations. Understanding (4) ____________ is essential for creating a peaceful family environment. This workshop is designed for parents who want to handle the generation gap (5) ____________ compassion and understanding. Don’t miss this chance to join a supportive community (6) ____________ on building stronger family bonds and creating a positive environment for all family members. Register today at www.familyworkshop.com or call 123-456-789 to secure your spot. [Adapted from https://sununijunior.edu.vn] Question 1: A. solve B. face C. take D. accept Question 2: A. differently B. differ C. different D. differences Question 3: A. to communicate B. communicating C. communicate D. communicated Question 4: A. communication intergenerational barriers B. intergenerational barriers communication C. intergenerational communication barriers D. communication barriers intergenerational Question 5: A. by B. with C. for D. to Question 6: A. focusing B. to focus C. for focusing D. focused Read the following leaflet 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 7 to 12. ��"Bridging Generations: A Family Guide" Discovering Common Ground Some teenagers feel that they have little in common with their parents. While some parents (7) ____________ technology, others believe the world is simply changing too fast. Instead of focusing on the gap, families can explore shared interests and values. Changing Views on Respect Generations may hold a different (8) ____________ of what it means to be respectful. While older adults may value obedience, younger ones might associate respect with being heard. Understanding these views helps reduce unnecessary tension. Steps Toward Connection Small actions like spending time together or talking openly can help. However, when conflicts arise, it's better not to (9) ____________. Listening calmly can lead to real progress. Growing Together (10) ____________ age or background, both sides can learn from each other. Learning to accept the habits of the (11) ____________ group is the first step toward harmony. A growing level of (12) ____________ and openness benefits the whole family.
Question 7: A. blame B. argue C. conflict D. complain Question 8: A. amount B. deal C. sense D. load Question 9: A. go through B. attitude to C. blow up D. take away Question 10: A. With the aid of B. As long as C. Despite D. Regardless of Question 11: A. another B. the other C. others D. each Question 12: A. patience B. competitive C. curious D. confident 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. Question 13: a. Daughter: But you can't force me to dress like it's 1990! I want to express myself! b. Daughter: Why do we always argue about my clothes? I just have a different taste from yours! c. Mother: Because I believe your outfits break the traditional values we should respect! Your answer: _______________ c-a-b Question 14: a. Father: I just want to give you advice. From my traditional view, music isn’t a stable career. b. Father: I understand, but think carefully. Life is not just about passion — it’s also about responsibility. c. Son: Why do we always argue about my future job? I want to follow my dream of becoming a musician. d. Son: But I don’t want to follow a path that doesn’t suit me. I need freedom to decide. A. d-a-c-b B. c-a-d-b C. d-b-a-c D. c-d-a-b Question 15: Dear daughter, a. Let’s talk soon, not as father and daughter who disagree, but as two people who care about each other. b. You are growing up and becoming more independent, and I respect that — but I also hope you understand the responsibilities that come with freedom. c. I believe we can understand each other better if we both take time to listen and communicate, instead of just arguing. d. I know we come from different generations, so it’s normal that we don’t always see things the same way. e. Sometimes I act strictly because I want to protect you, not because I don’t trust you. Love, Dad A. b-c-d-e-a B. d-e-c- b-a C. c-d-a-e-b D. d-a-b-c-e Question 16: a. I know how to use computers, tablets, and other technology very well. b. Younger generations also have knowledge that can help older people. c. Helping each other is a great way for both generations to improve their lives. d. I could also share with them new music, fashion trends, and interesting apps. e. I can teach older people how to use these devices to make their lives easier. [Adapted from ilearn smart world] A. b-d-e-a-c B. b-a-e-d-c C. b-a-d-e-c D. b-e-a-d-c Question 17: a. When parents hold traditional views on chores, careers, or freedom, but teens want independence and self- expression, tension naturally arises. b. Through empathy, open dialogue, and a willingness to bridge differences, families can transform these challenges into opportunities for closer connection. c. Such disagreements can lead to misunderstandings and distance unless both sides listen, respect each other’s point of view, and adapt. d. Every family experiences a generation gap when parents and children grow up in different cultural eras and hold different beliefs.
e. Teens, also called digital natives, navigate social media and apps with ease, while many parents—known as digital immigrants—struggle with these tools, creating communication barriers. A. d-c-b-e-a B. d-e-a-c-b C. d-c-a-e-b D. a-c-b-e-d Read 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. A Mother’s Journey The generation gap, which many experts see as a big challenge in modern families, has become even wider with the rise of digital technology. Mrs. Lan, a mother whose teenagers often used their smartphones a lot, (18) ____________. After going to a workshop, Mrs. Lan understood that the teenagers she worried about belonged to a generation whose way of communicating is very different from their parents’. The workshop, which was planned by experts in child psychology, (19) ____________. Encouraged by this idea, Mrs. Lan started to watch her children’s activities more carefully. She spent time watching videos her daughter shared, many of which were made to celebrate friendships and special moments. Her son, (20) ____________. Knowing how important these activities were, (21) ____________. By closing the gap, she built trust, which is very important in relationships that face challenges because of generation differences. Although they still sometimes disagreed, Mrs. Lan’s patience and effort to understand her children made a big difference. (22) ____________. Question 18: A. initially there were questions about why they used technology so much in their daily lives B. used to accept their behavior without asking questions or learning what they were doing C. frequently urge them to focus on studying instead of sharing her concerns about screen time D. at first thought their habits were unhealthy and ignored the benefits of online communication Question 19: A. presenting social media mainly as a useful way to strengthen friendships and share feelings B. showed how social media could be a useful tool for expressing feelings and connecting with others C. which explains why teenagers use social media mainly for entertainment rather than social connection D. emphasized how social media helping young people learn new skills and stay informed Question 20: mệnh đề quan hệ/ mdqh rút gọn A. being someone who enjoyed online gaming, shared with her how such games provided a way to relieve pressure after classes B. whom spent a lot of time on online games, explaining that these activities helped him to unwind after stressful school days C. that online gaming was his favorite pastime and said it helped him relax whenever school was tough D. told her how these games helped him relax after a long day at school, whose hobby was often playing online games Question 21: A. Mrs. Lan was more open and honest before her efforts to understand the conversation B. efforts to understand her children have encouraged more open communication C. Mrs. Lan's children tried to have more open conversations before she understood them D. Mrs. Lan encouraged open talks, something that rarely happened before she tried Question 22: A. The generation gap, once seen as too hard to fix, can become smaller with empathy and communication — qualities that are very important in any family trying to adjust to a fast-changing world B. Such efforts demonstrate that although disagreements still exist, understanding and open communication help families bridge the gap completely and try to adapt to a rapidly changing world