Tiêu đề 86. Sở giáo dục và đào tạo Nam Định (Thi thử TN THPT năm 2025 môn Tiếng anh).docx ✅

Tower Bridge Probably the most recognisable bridge in the world, Tower Bridge was designed so that its central section can be raised to allow ships (7) _______ through it. Still in working order today, it is opened 900 times a year. During those times, traffic is prevented from crossing (8) _______ bridge. A joint ticket for (9) _______ to the Tower Bridge Experience and The Monument can be purchased for just £7 per adult. London Bridge The first London Bridge was built in 80 AD, but this was (10) _______ by an invading Viking army in 1014. The first bridge (11) _______ of stone. It had so many arches that the flow of the river was slowed down (12) _______, causing it to freeze over every winter, enabling fairs to be held on the frozen ice. (Adapted from Mastermind Use of English) Question 7. A. pass B. passing C. to pass D. to passing Question 8. A. a B. an C. the D. ∅ (no article) Question 9. A. attention B. admission C. attraction D. attendance Question 10. A. pulled down B. taken off C. set up D. given away Question 11. A. has made B. made C. was making D. was made Question 12. A. considerably B. consider C. consideration D. considerable 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 from 13 to 17. Question 13. a. Lan: And when they type on tablets, they can change or add more things any time they want. b. Lan: I think electronic devices make school life easier and more enjoyable. c. Minh: Exactly. Students who hate homework can have fun doing it on tablets. (Adapted from Tiếng Anh thí điểm)

b. Thanks to future super-fast transportation, we’ll explore the world more easily and create unforgettable memories. c. My small but happy family - with a caring partner and children - will have more free time and travel together every year. d. I’m really excited to imagine my life in 30 years, and I believe it will be much better than it is now. e. I will live in a modern house where robots will do the housework, so I won’t have to wash dishes. (Adapted from THiNK) A. d – e – a – c – b B. d – b – e – a – c C. d – c – a – b – e D. d – e – c – a – b Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 18 to 22. There are many people who can speak many languages, or hyperglots, in the world today. With globalisation, there will be a growing number of them in the future. A central question is whether hyperglots are born or made. Are their achievements genetic or do hyperglots have secrets (18) ________? These people generally have advantages they are born with. Hyperglots seem to possess excellent memories and have brains that are more efficient in processing speech sounds. (19) ________. This means that the difference between a top performer and someone who is just 'very good' is that the top performer has practised for 10,000 hours instead of 6,000. The fact is that most ordinary language learners lack these natural advantages and (20) ________. So is there any hope for us? Research on hyperglots can offer some useful lessons. For example, they often have limited ambitions in terms of individual languages. They are happy to get by, or (21) ________, or not to have a perfect accent. Additionally, they are practical. If they cannot travel, they look for opportunities to use the language closer to home. Some simply imagine conversations in their heads. (22) ________. Finally, they are never afraid to make mistakes or appear stupid and so never give up. (Adapted from Outcomes) Question 18. A. that normal language learners can learn from B. which normal language learners can teach C. why they are normal language learners D. who teach normal people how to learn language Question 19.