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ĐẠI HỌC QUỐC GIA HÀ NỘI TRƯỜNG ĐẠI HỌC NGOẠI NGỮ ****** KÌ THI VÀO LỚP 10 TRƯỜNG THPT CHUYÊN NGOẠI NGỮ NĂM 2025 ĐỀ MINH HOẠ 01 MÔN THI: NGOẠI NGỮ CHUYÊN (TIẾNG ANH) PHẦN TRẮC NGHIỆM (60 câu) 1. TỪ HOẶC CỤM TỪ ĐỒNG NGHĨA Chọn 01 phương án có nghĩa gần nhất với từ/cụm từ được gạch chân trong câu hỏi 01. After months of planning, they finally set off on their expedition to the Himalayas, eager to explore the uncharted territories. A. departed B. postponed C. continued D. reached 02. The artist’s work was heralded by critics for its innovative style and bold use of color. A. dismissed B. celebrated C. criticized D. ignored 03. Her remarks about the project were taken with a grain of salt, as she had a tendency to exaggerate. A. accepted with full confidence B. ignored completely C. viewed with skepticism D. appreciated deeply 04. His explanation was convoluted, making it difficult for others to follow. A. clear and concise B. complicated and unclear C. well-organized D. entertaining 2. TỪ HOẶC CỤM TỪ TRÁI NGHĨA Chọn 01 phương án có nghĩa ngược với từ/cụm từ được gạch chân trong câu hỏi 05. His indifferent attitude towards the project’s success made it difficult for the team to stay motivated. A. passionate B. uninterested C. unconcerned D. apathetic 06. Despite the criticism, she stood by her original statement during the interview. A. defened B. revised C. abandoned D. clarified 07. The scientist’s findings were met with unquestionable support from the research community. A. undisrupted B. obvious C. irrefutable D. controversial 08. The proposal was shot down in flames at the board meeting. A. rejected harshly B. praised enthusiastically C. implemented immediately D. ignored quietly 3. HOÀN THÀNH CÂU Chọn 01 phương án đúng nhất để điền vào chỗ trống trong mỗi câu hỏi
09. The new manager decided to ________ the outdated system in favor of a more efficient one. A. phase out B. phase in C. take over D. gave up 10. Not until all the evidence had been collected ___ the police issue an official statement. A. did B. had C. was D. should 11. She had ________ recovered from the surgery when she was asked to return to work. A. scarcely B. thoroughly C. promptly D.fairly 12. The committee reached a consensus, ________ was not easy given the diversity of opinions. A. that B. which C. what D. who 13. The controversy centers ________ the ethical implications of using AI in surveillance technologies. A. in B. around C. at D. on 14. With unwavering ________ and a keen sense of purpose, she led the project to international acclaim. A. ambivalence B. resolve C. compliance D. assertion 15. Were she to accept the offer, she ________ to relocate within a month. A. will have B. would have C. had D. has 16. When the CEO resigned unexpectedly, it was the head of finance who had to ___ and take charge of the company’s operations. A. go with the flow B. take the reins C. get away with D. fall back on 17. The diplomat’s statement was carefully worded to ________ tensions without appearing to concede any ground. A. amplify B. intensify C. mollify D. aggravate 18. The article was lauded for its ________ use of interdisciplinary sources, enhancing both depth and breadth of argument. A. myopic B. haphazard C. strategic D. reductive 4. ĐIỀN TỪ TRONG BÀI ĐỌC Chọn 01 phương án đúng nhất để điền vào mỗi chỗ trống trong bài đọc The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping the landscape of global industries at an unprecedented rate. Far from being just a futuristic concept, AI has already (19) ___ itself in daily life — from smart assistants and facial recognition to fraud detection and personalized recommendations. Companies across sectors are now racing to adopt AI tools in order to gain a competitive edge. Yet, this rapid transformation is (20) ___ without its challenges. Concerns regarding data privacy, job displacement, and the ethical implications of autonomous systems continue to (21) ___ intense debate. Educational institutions, for example, are grappling with how to integrate AI into classrooms without compromising academic integrity. While AI can (22) ___ feedback and adapt to individual learning styles, it also opens the door to plagiarism through essay-writing bots and misuse during online assessments. Experts argue that the solution lies not in banning these technologies, but in (23) ___ them wisely and teaching students to engage with them critically. In
addition, the accelerating integration of AI into our lives also raises broader societal questions about digital equity and access. In many low-income communities, limited infrastructure and lack of funding (24) ___________ that students and workers are unable to reap the benefits of AI-powered tools. This digital divide risks deepening existing inequalities, creating a world in which technological progress (25) ___________ rather than bridges societal gaps. In the years to come, societies will need to balance innovation with regulation, ensuring that the (26) ___ of AI benefits all and not just a select few 19. A. immersed B. embedded C. anchored D. implemented 20. A. occurred B. left C. advanced D. not 21. A. spark B. silence C. advocate D. settle 22. A. vaguely interpret B. partially enhance C. instantly provide D. doubtfully process 23. A. adopting B. abolishing C. defeating D. extracting 24. A. bring about an environment B. ensure without fail C. mean in effect 25. A. levels the playing field D. all but guarantee B. places innovation front and center C. widens the socioeconomic chasm D. sets the tone for future advancement 26. A. dominance B. promise C. burden D. opposition 5. ĐỌC HIỂU Đọc bài đọc và trả lời 8 câu hỏi kèm theo [A] The concept of "paradox of choice" suggests that while we may believe that more choices lead to greater satisfaction, an overwhelming number of options can actually have the opposite effect. Psychologist Barry Schwartz popularized this idea in his 2004 book The Paradox of Choice: Why More Is Less. Schwartz argues that when individuals are presented with too many choices, they experience decision paralysis—an inability to choose due to the overwhelming number of options. This phenomenon can lead to anxiety, dissatisfaction, and regret. People may feel that the perfect choice exists, but they are unable to identify it amidst a sea of alternatives. This feeling of being stuck in a loop of indecision only exacerbates the frustration and dissatisfaction. [B] In addition to the cognitive overload caused by too many choices, Schwartz highlights the concept of "opportunity cost." When individuals are faced with a wide array of options, they are constantly comparing their choice to the alternatives they rejected. This comparison leads to a heightened awareness of what might have been gained by making a different choice. The greater the number of options, the more likely people are to feel regret, questioning whether they made the "right" decision. Even when the chosen option is perfectly adequate, the constant weighing of alternatives can lead to feelings of dissatisfaction, as people wonder if a better option was available. [C] Schwartz concludes that limiting the number of choices can actually improve satisfaction. When there are fewer options to consider, people are less likely to experience the cognitive overload and anxiety associated with decisionmaking. By narrowing down the choices, individuals can make decisions more confidently and feel less regret afterward. This approach, Schwartz suggests, may not only improve decision-making but also contribute to overall well-being by reducing the stress that accompanies excessive choice.
27 . The phrase “amidst a sea of alternatives” in paragraph A most nearly means: A. Surrounded by countless different options. B. Lost in a body of unfamiliar waters. C. Confined to a single logical solution D. Floating between equal choices without purpose. 28. What could best replace the word “paradox” in paragraph A? A. contradiction B. solution C. opportunity D. mystery 29. What does paragraph B primarily emphasize about human behavior when facing multiple options? A. People naturally gravitate toward the most beneficial choice B. Regret is a sign of poor decision-making ability C. The presence of many alternatives can undermine satisfaction with even good choices D. Individuals tend to overlook better opportunities when overwhelmed 30. Based on the passage, what does "opportunity cost" most likely refer to in the context of decision making ? A. The time spent considering all options before making a choice. B. The guilt one feels after making a choice. C. The loss of potential benefit from options that were not chosen. D. The pleasure gained from the choice made over the rejected ones. 31. What is the main idea of paragraph C? A. Decision-making becomes easier when choices are limited. B. People should always strive to make the perfect choice. C. The more choices people have, the better the outcomes. D. Regret is inevitable no matter how few options are available. 32. According to the passage, Schwartz suggests that narrowing the number of choices: A. Can make decision-making easier but often leads to missed opportunities. B. Reduces satisfaction by restricting individuals' sense of freedom. C. Increases the anxiety of individuals as they are confronted with fewer options. D. Leads to greater overall well-being by reducing decision-related stress. 33. Based on the passage, what is the main consequence of being presented with too many choices A. Increased satisfaction and happiness. B. Greater confidence in decision-making. C. Inability to decide and feelings of anxiety. D. Enhanced ability to compare alternatives. 34. Which of the following best describes the tone of the passage? A. Alarmist and emotional B. Objective and analytical C. Humorous and dismissive D. Optimistic and enthusiastic 6. HOÀN THÀNH HỘI THOẠI