Đề ôn thi Đề thi vào lớp 10 Hà Nội môn Tiếng Anh - Mã đề HN-133

The flat-pack box for my new bookshelf seemed simple enough, but opening it revealed a daunting collection of wooden panels and a bag of mysterious hardware. I spread everything out on the floor, feeling a bit overwhelmed by the sheer number of pieces. (23) __________. (24) __________

What exactly is a 'day'? On Earth, it’s the time it takes for our planet to complete one full rotation. This basic principle applies to (25) __________ planet in our solar system, but the length of a day varies greatly. A planet spins (26) __________ an imaginary line called an axis. The speed of this spin has a significant (27) __________ on its climate and environment. For example, Venus rotates very slowly. (28) __________, a single day on Venus is longer than its entire year!

To understand this better, scientists must (29) __________ two types of days: a solar day (based on the Sun's position) and a sidereal day (based on distant stars). It's a complex idea. If Earth rotated much faster, a day (30) __________ much shorter, and our lives would be completely different. This simple idea of rotation truly defines the rhythm of a planet.

For a long time, the Vietnamese music scene was dominated by polished V-Pop productions. However, a significant shift is happening. A new wave of independent, or 'indie', music is capturing the hearts of young listeners across the country. Instead of waiting for a big company to discover them, these artists are using online platforms like Spotify and YouTube to share their music directly with the world.

So, what is the secret to indie music's appeal? The answer often lies in one word: honesty. Unlike some commercial tracks that can feel manufactured, indie songs often feel more authentic. The lyrics speak about personal experiences, struggles, and joys that teenagers can easily relate to. This personal touch makes the music feel like a conversation with a friend rather than a performance for a crowd.

This direct connection is strengthened by how indie artists interact with their audience. Vietnamese artists like Vũ. and the band Chillies have built huge followings this way. They use social media not just to release songs, but to share their creative process and personal stories. This bypasses the need for major record labels to act as middlemen, creating a stronger, more personal bond between the artist and the fan.

The rise of indie music is more than just a passing trend; it represents a fundamental change in how music is made and enjoyed in Vietnam. It has diversified the country's musical landscape, offering an alternative to mainstream V-Pop. For many young Vietnamese, this movement provides a sense of identity and community, proving that music is most powerful when it speaks from the heart.

Over the past decade, public health campaigns have successfully highlighted the dangers of excessive sugar consumption, linking it to obesity and diabetes. As a result, many consumers began actively seeking sugar-free alternatives to satisfy their sweet cravings. (37) __________.

Food companies responded by heavily marketing products with artificial sweeteners like aspartame and sucralose. (38) __________. However, this widespread adoption has sparked a new and complex health debate. (39) __________. Some recent studies suggest they might negatively affect gut bacteria and metabolism, which could ironically lead to weight gain. (40) __________.

A. Scientists are now investigating whether these sugar substitutes have long-term side effects

B. Consequently, the simple choice between sugar and 'diet' options is no longer clear-cut

C. This created a huge demand in the market for products that tasted sweet without the added calories

D. These were promoted as a perfect, guilt-free solution for weight management