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Đề Tiếng Anh ôn thi vào lớp 10 Đắk Lắk mã DLA-21 có 40 câu hỏi trắc nghiệm theo cấu trúc đề thi của Sở GD-ĐT Đắk Lắk, với tổng thời gian làm bài 60 phút. Đây là đề thứ 21 trong bộ 180 đề ôn thi toàn diện môn Tiếng Anh vào lớp 10 Đắk Lắk năm 2026 của DethiAnh.

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Đề chuẩn

Đề thi được xây dựng theo đúng cấu trúc đề của Sở GD-ĐT Đắk Lắk.

Toàn diện

180 đề thi với bộ câu hỏi không trùng lặp, bao quát hết phạm vi ôn thi.

Tiện lợi

Tự ôn thi mọi lúc mọi nơi trên máy tính, điện thoại, máy tính bảng.

Hiệu quả

Kết hợp 2 chế độ ôn tập & thi thử mang lại hiệu quả ôn thi cao nhất.

Choose the option that best fits the blank or is the most appropriate answer to each of the following questions.

Question 1

Minh: This pho is amazing! You like it?

Emily: It's good, but I wish it __________ less spicy.

  1. be
  2. were
  3. was
  4. is

Question 2

Linh: Sarah, the first period today wasn't math, __________?

Sarah: No, it was science. Why?

  1. was it
  2. wasn't it
  3. didn't it
  4. isn't it

Question 3

Linh: Mark, how do I use this new blender?

Mark: First, you must __________ all the ingredients.

  1. preparing
  2. prepared
  3. preparation
  4. prepare

Question 4

Minh: What invention do you think has most changed how we live?

Sarah: I believe the internet truly __________ global communication.

  1. improved
  2. isolated
  3. revolutionized
  4. developed

Question 5

Linh: Hello, I'd like to book a room for next week.

Mike: I'm sorry, Linh. We have __________ rooms available.

  1. little
  2. few
  3. many
  4. a few

Question 6

Linh: Mike, welcome back! How was your trip?

Mike: It was amazing! We traveled __________ and saw so many sights.

  1. far and wide
  2. near and distant
  3. here and there
  4. high and low

Question 7

Lan: "Mike, do you remember our team meeting?"

Mike: "Yes, I wanted __________ you about it."

  1. ask
  2. to ask
  3. to asking
  4. asking

Question 8

Linh: That street food made me really sick.

Mike: Oh no! Did you recover __________ than you expected?

  1. the most quickly
  2. more quickly
  3. quickly
  4. as quickly as

Question 9

Minh: David, are you responsible __________ checking all the facts?

David: Yes, I am. Accuracy is key online.

  1. about
  2. for
  3. on
  4. of

Question 10

Mai: Our customers really wanted a lighter laptop.

Tom: Oh, __________ you redesigned the new model?

  1. because
  2. so
  3. although
  4. but

Question 11

David: What was Tet like when you were little, Linh?

Linh: My grandma __________ make so many traditional dishes.

  1. use to
  2. is used to
  3. used to
  4. got used to

Question 12

Minh: When is the best time to check on the new fish?

Sarah: You should always check on them __________ the morning, before you feed them.

  1. for
  2. on
  3. at
  4. in

Choose the word whose underlined part differs from the other three in pronunciation in each of the following questions.

Question 13

  1. wednesday
  2. respect
  3. ethics
  4. sister

Question 14

  1. resource
  2. outfit
  3. household
  4. around

Choose the word that differs from the other three in the position of the primary stress in each of the following questions.

Question 15

  1. uncertainty
  2. presumably
  3. congressional
  4. operation

Question 16

  1. certificate
  2. potentially
  3. recovery
  4. sexually

Choose the best arrangement of the sentences to make a meaningful dialogue/paragraph in each of the following questions.

Question 17

Young Leo stood before the ancient castle walls, his eyes wide with wonder.

a. Leo imagined hundreds of people working together for many years to build such a strong place.

b. His father smiled, explaining that people used clever tools like ramps and ropes.

c. “Dad,” he asked, “how did workers lift these heavy blocks so high without modern machines?”

d. He turned to his father, a question forming on his lips about the massive stones.

  1. b-c-d-a
  2. a-d-c-b
  3. d-b-a-c
  4. d-c-b-a

Question 18

When city planners design new public areas, clear reference points are very important.

a. People can then easily find the park by remembering its connection to the museum.

b. Without these familiar landmarks, new public spaces might feel difficult to navigate or even ignored.

c. Thus, connecting new urban projects to existing, famous sites makes them more accessible and useful for everyone.

d. These reference points help people understand where new places are located.

e. For example, placing a new park near a well-known museum gives visitors a familiar starting point.

  1. e-a-c-b-d
  2. e-b-a-d-c
  3. e-d-b-a-c
  4. d-e-a-b-c

Choose the most suitable response for each of the following exchanges.

Question 19

Liam and Sarah are discussing their finances over coffee.

Liam: I'm trying to make a budget for next month, but it's harder than I thought.

Sarah: __________

  1. Are you spending too much money?
  2. I can help you with some ideas.
  3. You should just write down everything.
  4. It is important to manage your funds.

Read the following sign or notice and choose the correct answer to each of the following questions.

Question 20

This sign is at the entrance of a busy train station. What does it mean?

  1. You should check your pockets for your train ticket.
  2. Be extra aware of your belongings, as thieves might target people in this area.
  3. Watch out for people asking for money at the station.
  4. Be careful not to drop anything on the crowded platform.

Question 21

What does the notice say?

Trees = fresh air! 🌳💨 Plant one now and help save the planet. 😎 #GoGreen
  1. You shouldn't cut down trees because it's uncool.
  2. You should use less air to help trees grow.
  3. You should buy a tree to put on social media.
  4. You should plant trees to help the environment.

Choose the sentence that is best made from the given cues in each of the following questions.

Question 22

learn / new sport / be / difficult / at first / but / it / get / easy / practice

  1. Learning a new sport can be difficult at first, but it gets easier with practice.
  2. Learning a new sport is difficult at first, but it gets easy with practice.
  3. To learn a new sport can be difficult at first, but it gets easier with practice.
  4. Learning a new sport can be difficult at first, but it will get easier by practice.

Question 23

I / go / introduce / you / my new friend / soon

  1. I am going introduce you to my new friend soon.
  2. I'm going to introduce you my new friend soon.
  3. I go to introduce you to my new friend soon.
  4. I'm going to introduce you to my new friend soon.

Choose the sentence that is CLOSEST in meaning to the original sentence(s) in each of the following questions.

Question 24

She was working long hours at her corporate job. She was also secretly planning her startup at that time.

  1. When she was working long hours at her corporate job, she was also secretly planning her startup.
  2. While she was working long hours at her corporate job, she was also secretly planning her startup.
  3. While she worked long hours at her corporate job, she was also secretly planning her startup.
  4. While she was working long hours at her corporate job, she also secretly planned her startup.

Question 25

We follow the small signs. We can reach the hidden cafe.

  1. We can reach the hidden cafe by following the small signs.
  2. Following the small signs, we can reach the hidden cafe.
  3. Following the small signs helps us reach the hidden cafe.
  4. Following the small signs help us reach the hidden cafe.

Question 26

The last time the store accepted cash payments was a month ago.

  1. The store hasn't accept cash payments for a month.
  2. The store hasn't accepted cash payments for a month.
  3. The store has accepted cash payments for a month.
  4. The store hasn't accepted cash payments a month ago.

Question 27

Each team member contributed their best efforts, but the project deadline was missed due to a lack of overall coordination.

  1. Although each team member contributed their best efforts, the project deadline was missed due to a lack of overall coordination.
  2. Although each team member contributed their best efforts, but the project deadline was missed due to a lack of overall coordination.
  3. Each team member contributed their best efforts, although the project deadline was missed due to a lack of overall coordination.
  4. Although each team member contributed their best efforts the project deadline was missed due to a lack of overall coordination.

Question 28

Don't be overconfident, or you might stop trying to improve.

  1. If you overconfident, you might stop trying to improve.
  2. If you are overconfident, you might stop trying to improve.
  3. If you will be overconfident, you might stop trying to improve.
  4. If you are not overconfident, you might stop trying to improve.

Choose the option that best fits each numbered blank in the following text.

Before the late 19th century, homes and businesses relied on gas lamps for light. However, this all (29) __________ in 1882 when Thomas Edison opened the Pearl Street Station in New York City. This station is often considered the world's first central power plant. It was designed to provide electricity to a small area of Manhattan. The station used huge steam engines to (30) __________ power for its large generators. The electricity (31) __________ was direct current (DC), which had significant limitations. For example, it could only travel about 1.5 kilometers from the station before losing its power.

(32) __________, the Pearl Street Station was a revolutionary achievement. It powered about 3,000 lamps for 85 customers (33) __________ were located nearby. This marked the beginning of the electrical age and set a precedent for future power systems. The model of a central station providing power to many users (34) __________ by power companies all over the world. It fundamentally changed how people lived and worked.

Question 29

  1. changed
  2. changes
  3. was changing
  4. has changed

Question 30

  1. bring
  2. build
  3. invent
  4. generate

Question 31

  1. production
  2. produced
  3. producing
  4. product

Question 32

  1. For instance
  2. Moreover
  3. Therefore
  4. However

Question 33

  1. where
  2. whose
  3. who
  4. which

Question 34

  1. was adopting
  2. was adopted
  3. adopts
  4. adopted

Read the following passage and choose the correct answer to each question.

The dream of traveling to space is no longer just for astronauts. Today, private companies like SpaceX and Blue Origin are turning science fiction into reality with space tourism. For a very high price, wealthy individuals can now book a flight to the edge of space. This new industry is opening up the "final frontier" for adventure, raising exciting questions about the future of human travel.

There are mainly two types of space tourism experiences offered. The most common is a sub-orbital flight, which takes passengers to the edge of space for a brief period of weightlessness and an incredible view of Earth. A more exclusive and expensive option is an orbital flight. This involves spending several days in orbit, sometimes visiting the International Space Station (ISS) for a longer stay.

However, this new frontier is not without its challenges. The primary barrier is the enormous cost, which means these trips are not accessible to the general public. Critics also point to the environmental impact of frequent rocket launches. They argue that the money spent on space tourism could be used to solve urgent problems here on Earth, such as climate change and poverty.

While a vacation on the Moon might be far away for most, the rise of space tourism has other benefits. In countries like Vietnam, it inspires young people and boosts interest in STEM, supported by initiatives like the VinSpace Astronomy Club. Furthermore, the technology developed for these missions—from advanced materials to life support systems—can often find important applications back on our own planet.

Question 35

Which of the following would be the best title for the passage?

  1. Space Tourism: A New Frontier with Challenges
  2. The Dangers of Living on the Moon
  3. A History of Government Space Programs
  4. How to Become an Astronaut in Vietnam

Question 36

According to the passage, what is a primary reason why space tourism is not widely available to everyone?

  1. The technology for space travel does not exist yet.
  2. The cost of the flights is extremely high.
  3. Governments have banned commercial space flights.
  4. There is a lack of interest from the public.

Question 37

The word brief in paragraph 2 is CLOSEST in meaning to...

  1. expensive
  2. short
  3. exciting
  4. difficult

Question 38

The word accessible in paragraph 3 is OPPOSITE in meaning to...

  1. popular
  2. important
  3. safe
  4. unavailable

Question 39

According to paragraph 2, which of the following is an example of an orbital flight?

  1. Flying in a special airplane that simulates zero gravity.
  2. Watching a rocket launch from a viewing center on Earth.
  3. Spending a few days aboard the International Space Station.
  4. A ten-minute trip to experience weightlessness.

Question 40

Which of the following statements is TRUE, according to the passage?

  1. Only government astronauts are currently able to go to space.
  2. Technology developed for space tourism can be useful on Earth.
  3. Space tourism is presented as an affordable vacation option.
  4. There are no environmental problems related to space travel.

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