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Read the following passages and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the best answer to each of the questions. Many students experience stress due to schoolwork, exams, and personal problems. They often feel pressure to get good grades and meet expectations. In addition, social media and peer pressure can also affect their mental health. Unfortunately, some students do not know how to manage stress properly. Too much stress can lead to serious problems. It can cause headaches, lack of sleep, and difficulty concentrating. Some students feel sad, anxious or even lose interest in their hobbies. In the worst cases, stress may lead to depression or other mental health issues. That is why stress management is so important. To reduce stress, students should organize their time well and take breaks when needed. Regular exercise, a healthy diet, and enough sleep can also help. Practicing mindfulness, talking to friends, or enjoying hobbies like reading and music are great ways to relax. Asking for help when feeling overwhelmed is also necessary. Parents and teachers play an important role in supporting students. They should listen, give advice, and create a positive environment. Schools can also provide counseling services to help students cope with stress. With the right support, students can maintain good mental health and perform better in life. Question 1. What is TRUE according to the passage? A. Only students with bad grades feel stressed about school. B. Many students experience stress due to schoolwork, exams, and personal problems. C. Peer pressure has no effect on students’ mental health. D. Students never feel pressure to meet expectations from parents and teachers. Question 2. What is NOT TRUE according to the passage? A. Stress always has positive effects on students' mental health. B. Too much stress can lead to headaches and difficulty concentrating. C. Some students feel sad and anxious when they are stressed. D. Stress can result in depression or other mental health issues. Question 3. What is TRUE according to the passage? A. Ignoring stress will make it disappear on its own. B. Students should avoid talking to others when they feel overwhelmed. C. Playing video games for hours is the best way to relieve stress.

D. Modern life is exactly the same as life in the past. Question 7. What is NOT TRUE about life 50 years ago, according to the passage? A. Students used libraries to do research instead of searching online. B. In the past, people got news from newspapers, radios, and televisions. C. People used smartphones and the internet for communication. D. People interacted more face-to-face because there was no social media. Question 8. What is TRUE according to the passage? A. Air travel was cheaper and more popular in the past. B. Cars and public transportation were more advanced 50 years ago. C. Traveling to another country in the past took a long time. D. Communication with distant relatives was faster in the past than today. Question 9. What is TRUE according to the passage? A. Families in the past spent more time together than they do today. B. Children in the past played with electronic devices instead of going outside. C. People in the past felt more stressed because of the lack of modern technology. D. Modern life has no advantages compared to life in the past. Question 10. What is NOT TRUE according to the passage? A. Some people miss the simplicity and warmth of the past. B. Modern life is completely worse than life in the past. C. Understanding history helps people appreciate the present. D. Life in the past was more connected to nature than today. Read the following passages and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the best answer to each of the questions. In the past, Vietnamese people lived a simple and slow-paced life. Most families were large, with many generations living under one roof. People respected traditions and followed strict family rules. Children obeyed their parents and grandparents, while family members supported each other in daily life. Festivals and ceremonies played an important role in maintaining strong family bonds. Work and education were also different. In the past, most people worked in agriculture, growing rice and raising animals. Schools were small, and not everyone had a chance to study. People relied on books, teachers, and oral storytelling to learn new things. Entertainment was limited to traditional games, folk music, and festivals.
Today, Vietnamese lifestyles have changed significantly. Families are smaller, and many young people move to cities for work or education. Technology has changed the way people communicate. Instead of meeting in person, many people use phones and social media to stay in touch. While traditions are still respected, modern life is more independent. Education and jobs are also different now. Students have better learning opportunities with modern schools and the Internet. More people work in offices, factories, or businesses instead of on farms. Entertainment has also become more diverse, with movies, music, and online activities replacing many traditional pastimes. Question 11. What is TRUE according to the passage? A. Vietnamese families in the past were smaller than they are today. B. Previously, people mainly worked in offices, factories, and businesses. C. In the past, most Vietnamese people worked in agriculture. D. In the past, children could disagree with their parents and grandparents. Question 12. What is NOT TRUE according to the passage? A. In the past, all Vietnamese children had the opportunity to go to school. B. People in the past relied on books, teachers, and oral storytelling to learn. C. Traditional games, folk music, and festivals were common forms of entertainment. D. Large families with many generations living together were typical in the past. Question 13. What is TRUE according to the passage? A. Today, people mainly entertain themselves by playing traditional games. B. Modern technology has changed the way Vietnamese people communicate. C. Vietnamese families today are larger than in the past. D. The way people work has remained the same over time. Question 14. What is TRUE according to the passage? A. Modern life makes people completely forget about traditional values. B. Today, most Vietnamese people still work in agriculture as their main job. C. People today avoid using phones and social media to communicate. D. Education in Vietnam has improved with modern schools and the Internet. Question 15. What is NOT TRUE according to the passage? A. Today, traditional pastimes are the only form of entertainment for people. B. Many young people move to cities for work and education. C. More people work in offices and factories instead of on farms.