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A. TO TRTN PHIEU TRA Lol TRAC NGHIPM PART I. USE OF ENGLISH (4.5 points) Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the best answer to each of thefollowing questions. l. Recent studies have helped to _ the mystery of how Native American populations migrated across the continents. A. set light to B. throw light on c. throw the book at D. set eyes on 2. Many people think that art serves a universal language that transcends cultural, linguistic, and geographical barriers. A. for B. like C. with D. as 3. As lnternet natives, some Generation Alpha children hang out with friends outdoors. A. would like to spend the entire day on a screen than B. would rather be glued to the screen all day long than C. prefer spending all their time in front of a screen to D. prefer to glue their eyes to the screen for the whole day to 4. In the pro..r. if ,rrbanisation, humans tend to their living areas by cutting down trees and invading wildlife habitats. A. expel B. expand C. expose D' explore 5. Had it not been for the swift iction of environmental groups, the forest by illegal loggers last decade. A. would have been destroyed B. was destroyed C. had been destroyed D. would be destroyed Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicute the best answer to each of the numbered blunks. Why volunteer in your country with the UN? Would you like to contribute to your own country and work with others like yourself who have a desire to promote your nation's peace and development? Iriational UN volunteers are (6)- assets to the work of ii,. UnitiO Nations, particularly at ths community level (7)- they usher in greater ownership of programmes and projects. National lfN volunteers may frequently have many roles. The types of activities (S)-- which national UN volunteers engage maY include: - Strengthening the capacities of local communities, so they can participate effectively in development activities and (9)- access to govemment services; - Fostering social inclusion and the (10)_ of marginalized communities and persons; - Encouraging national and local volunteer initiatives; and - promoting sustainability and the local ownership of development and peacebuilding activities. The beauty of this is that the volunteers themselves broaden useful experience and enrich their own skills and development. That is why volunteering (11)=- a win-win situatton. Hg, t6n thi sinh s6 nrlo danh:.... 6. A. worthless 7. A.who 8. A. of 9. A. deny 10. A. empowerment 11. A. is representing B. invaluable C. rePetitive B. which C. that B. in C. on B. gain C. grant B. liberation C. reunification B. will represent C. rePresented Trang ll4 - Me de thi234 B0 crAo DUC vA DAo rAo TRTIONG DAI HQC SI/PHAM HA NQI DE THI CHINH THUC (Di thi c6 4 trang) xi rru sPT NAM 2o2s IVT6N: TTENG ANH Th6'i gian ldm bdi: 60 philt (khdns k€ thoi gian phat d€) Me dA thi: 234 (Adapted from https : //wvvw.unv.org) D. trivial D. where D. for D. restrict D. establishment D.represents/y/
Dogfluencers on the Rise Dogfluencers are becoming more popular on social media, especially during times of (12)_ social distancing. These dogs often look unique, (13)_. Some dress in costumes, while others show funny or human-like expressions. Psychologists say that this kind of cuteness can lower stress and make people feel better. It also leads to higher (14)_ online, with people liking, sharing, and commenting on dog content. (15)_, it's no surprise that many are treated like celebrities. However, there are some ethical (16)_ to think about, Iike dressing up pets or using certain dog breeds that may suffer from health problems. Still, their posts bring comfort, joy, and sometimes even a laugh. Whether it's a flufff or a smiling dog, dogfluencers offer (17)_ from everyday stress. (Adapte d fro m h ttps : //www. t he guardian. com) 12. A. heighten B. heightened C. highly D. height 13. A. that causes many people to like them and follow their posts B. offering them to be spotted and followed by viewers across the internet C. making them quickly recognisable and loved by fans around the world D. although they can be easily promoted and admired by many users 14. A. enrichment B. engagement C. experience D. emotion 15. A. Given the large amount these dogfluencers can earn B. Provided that dogfluencers are followed online C. Without knowing how dogfluencers gain fame D. Despite the way these dogfluencers are portrayed 16. A. preconditions B. implements C. implications D. preliminaries 17. L. a well-balanced resolution B. a much-needed solution C. an ill+imed break D. a light-hearted escape Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicute the best srr&ngement of ufierances to mske s meaningful exchange in the following question. 18. a. Tom: Yes, actually, I'm attending a course right now. I have been learning for nearly a month and really enjoy the classes. b. Ann: Oh really? What do you like most about it? c. Ann: Many thanks! I really appreciate it. d. Ann: I'm looking for an online course to improve my English skills. Have you taken one before? e. Tom: Almost everything, especially the native teachers. They are really friendly and helpful. If you are interested, I can send you the link to enroll. A. e-d-b-c- a B. d- e-c-b-a C. e-c-b -d-a D. d-a-b-e-c PART II. READING (2.5 points) PASSAGE 1 Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the best snsb'er to eqch of the questions. Graduating from high school is an exciting milestone, but it also brings decisions about what comes next. With so many options available, deciding on the right path can feel overwhelming. Here come some tips you should take into account. Firstly, before choosing a specific path, it's important to reflect on personal interests, strengths, and goals. Understanding what motivates you can narrow down career options and rnake decisions more manageable. Think about the subjects or activities that brought you the mostjoy during high school and consider how they align with future career paths. It can also help to take career assessment tests or explore interest inventories, which provide insights into areas that match your skills. Talking to mentors, teachers, or career counselors can provide additional guidance and new ideas you may not have considered. These discussions can also highlight strengths that you might overlook, giving you a clearer direction as you plan your next step. Secondly, higher education remains a popular choice for many high-school graduates. Some students pursue associate degrees at community colleges, while others go to technical schools to acquire specific skills. [I] For !@ intereited in broader academic programs or careers that require advanced education, four-year colleges off"r u path toward earning a bachelor's degree. These colleges provide a vatietyrof majors and programs, allowing students to explore different fields before committing to a career. IllV Trang2l4 - Ma dc thi234
Thirdly, for students who prefer hands-on learning, vocational training and apprenticeships are excellent options. [IIII They often lead to certifications or licenses required for jobs in those fields. Consequently, vocational schools and apprenticeships allow students to enter the workforce more quickly, providing direct paths to well-paid careers. [IV] Fourthly, always remember that financial planning plays a big role in deciding the next step after high school. Higher education can be expensive, but scholarships, grants, and financial aid can make it more accessible. Community colleges offer lower tuition rates, and some students transfer later to save money. For those who prefer entering the workforce, financial independence comes sooner, but long-term eaming potential may be lower without additional education or training. It's important to consider the potential return on investment for each path. In conclusion, by considering personal interests, financial realities, and available resources, students can make a choice that feels right for them. The next chapter of life after high school is about learning, exploring, and building a future, and every path forward has value. (A dap ted from https : //blo gs. oregons tate. edu I ) 19. What is the main purpose of the passage? A. To provide some advice on choosing a career path after high school B. To explain why vocational training is better than a four-year college C. To compare different career paths for school leavers D. To discuss how financial aid works in community colleges 20. According to the passage, what should students do to limit the possible options of suitable careers? A. Evaluate their good features and targets B. Focus on subjects studied in high school C. Talk to family members about their career choices D. Choose a career based on job requirements 21. What does the word "those" in paragraph 3 refer to? A. Four-year college students B. Community college graduates C. High-school graduates D. Technical school students 22.Whatdoesthephrase..@94!,'inparagraph5most1ikelymean? A. The risk involved in investment B. The emotional satisfaction from investment C. The time spent on investment D. The financial benefit from investment 23. Where in the passage does the following sentence best fit? These programs focus on specific skills, such as plumbing, healthcare, or information technology. A.trl B. [II c. IIII] D. tlvl PASSAGE 2 Read the fottowing passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your snswer sheet to indicate the best answer to each of the questions. Green buildings are just better. Research shows that they are healthier for people and better for the environment. As building practices evolve, the ways that green buildings benefit people and communities grow. Today, green buildings reduce carbon emissions, energy use, and water consumption, making them a smarl long-term investment. Green buildings offer occupants better air quality with lower concentrations of COz. With more fresh air, people in green buildings breathe better and enjoy higher productivity and better learning outcomes. Since ,ruAl.r show people spe.rd eO% of their time indoors, air quality is critical to better health. People living and working in green buildings actually experience fewer sick days and lower asthma rates. They also sleep better thanks to better access to outdoor views and daylight. Green buildings use less water, energy, and natural resources. They also decrease impacts on the environment' Zero-carbon buitalngs reduce pollution. They do this by using better materials and building processes that reduce hannful emissions. Grein building standards exist to help building owners and operators pursue their sustainability goals and verify that their decisions are achieving the building's environmental and energy- saving goals. Green buildings make good business sense. While they may cost slightly more to construct, they are more in the long term. Commercial owners find green buildings efficient to operate, which saves money Trang3l4 - Ma d€ thi234