Đề ôn thi Đề thi vào lớp 10 Hà Nội môn Tiếng Anh - Mã đề HN-04

(23) __________ This quick thinking saved the ingredients from being wasted. (24) __________

Pollination is a crucial process for flowering plants to reproduce. For this to happen, pollen must (25) __________ from the male part of one flower to the female part of another. This job is often done by animals called pollinators.

Pollinators, such as bees and butterflies, play a (26) __________ role in nature. They visit flowers to drink a sweet liquid called nectar. (27) __________, this action also helps the plant. To ensure pollinators visit them, plants have developed special ways to (28) __________ them, like having bright colors and a sweet scent. When an insect lands on a flower, it accidentally picks up pollen. It then carries this pollen to the next flower it visits, a process (29) __________ leads to fertilization. Thanks to this partnership, the beautiful flowers that we (30) __________ in parks and gardens can continue to thrive.

Hip-hop and rap music have traveled a long way. Initially, the genre was a voice for communities on the margins, offering a way to talk about social realities. What started as an underground movement in specific neighborhoods has grown into a global phenomenon, dominating music charts and influencing fashion and language. This evolution from a niche style to a major cultural force is a fascinating story seen all over the world.

In Vietnam, the story is similar. For years, Vietnamese rap, or 'V-Rap', existed in a small subculture. It was music made by and for a specific community, often shared online or at small events. This early scene was praised for its raw energy and authentic lyrics, which reflected the uncensored experiences of young people. However, it was largely invisible to the wider public, who generally preferred traditional pop ballads.

This changed dramatically with television talent shows like 'Rap Việt'. These programs brought V-Rap directly into millions of homes. Suddenly, rappers once known only within their niche communities became national celebrities. This massive exposure was the key factor that pushed the genre into the mainstream. The shows created a new generation of fans and demonstrated rap's commercial potential in Vietnam.

As a result of this newfound fame, the lives of V-Rap artists have transformed. Many now sign large commercial contracts, appear in advertisements, and release hits that blend rap with other popular styles. This journey shows how a passionate subculture can capture a nation's attention, changing the landscape of Vietnamese popular music and proving that rap is here to stay.

In today's digital age, many parents turn to parental controls to protect their children from online dangers. These tools can filter inappropriate content and limit screen time, offering a sense of security. (37) __________. On one hand, supporters argue that these controls are essential for younger teens who may not yet have the critical thinking skills to navigate online risks.

They believe it is a parent's duty to provide a safe online environment. (38) __________. On the other hand, critics worry that over-reliance on these tools can prevent children from learning to make responsible choices on their own. (39) __________. Ultimately, finding a balance between protection and trust is key.

(40) __________. This approach helps teens build the confidence and skills they need to become responsible digital citizens.

A. Without the opportunity to face and solve minor online problems, they may lack the resilience needed for the future

B. However, this constant monitoring raises an important question about a child's development of digital independence

C. Open communication about online safety is often more effective than simply blocking access

D. This guidance helps them learn to identify and avoid potential threats