Đề ôn thi Đề thi vào lớp 10 Hà Nội môn Tiếng Anh - Mã đề HN-152

(23) __________. Then, a wave of relief washed over me as I remembered my work was auto-saved to the cloud. I quickly logged in on my friend's laptop and submitted the project with seconds to spare. (24) __________

Canning is a fantastic method for preserving fruits long after they are harvested. The entire process requires careful (25) __________ to detail to ensure the food is safe to eat.

First, only fresh and ripe fruits are selected. They are washed thoroughly before being peeled and cut. Sometimes, the fruit pieces are briefly heated in hot water, a step (26) __________ is known as blanching. This stops enzymes from affecting the fruit's color and texture. (27) __________, the prepared fruit is packed tightly into clean glass jars. A hot liquid, usually a sugar syrup, is then added. This syrup not only adds sweetness but also helps to preserve the fruit's natural qualities. The jars must (28) __________ carefully sealed to be airtight.

Finally, the sealed jars are heated in boiling water for a specific time. This step, called processing, kills any harmful bacteria. It also creates the vacuum seal that (29) __________ the food inside for many months. Once cooled, the jars are stored in a cool, dark place. People who can fruits at home often say that they (30) __________ this tradition from their grandparents.

The idea of a first solo trip abroad is thrilling, but for many Vietnamese teenagers, the first real test begins at a bustling airport like Noi Bai or Tan Son Nhat. These massive hubs can seem confusing with their bright lights and crowds of people. However, with a little preparation, navigating this challenge can be a smooth start to an amazing journey.

The first step is arriving early. It's essential to find your airline's check-in counters on the large departure boards. At these counters, you show your passport and ticket to get your boarding pass and drop off any large luggage. The staff will weigh your bags to ensure they meet the airline's limits. This process is straightforward but can take time.

After check-in, you head to security screening. Your carry-on bags are X-rayed, and you walk through a metal detector. Remember to remove laptops from your bag. Next is immigration, where an officer checks your passport. It’s normal to feel anxious during this stage, but staying calm and following instructions is key. After passing through, you are in the international departures area.

The final task is finding your boarding gate. The gate number is on your boarding pass, but it’s smart to double-check the flight information screens, as gates can change. Once at the gate, you can relax, grab a snack, and wait for the boarding announcement. Completing these steps on your own is a huge confidence booster, proving you’re ready for the adventure ahead.

Before high-speed internet, getting information was slower, teaching us patience as we waited for pages to load. The arrival of broadband, however, dramatically changed our online behavior. We now expect instant access to everything, from news to social media. (37) __________. We have become used to quickly scanning information rather than engaging with it deeply. (38) __________.

As a result, our ability to concentrate on a single task for a long time has weakened. We get easily distracted by notifications and the endless stream of new content. (39) __________. Consequently, many people now find it challenging to read a long book or watch a full-length movie without checking their phones. (40) __________.

A. The brain adapts by developing a preference for receiving information in small, fast bursts

B. This shift is particularly noticeable in how we consume media, preferring short videos over long articles

C. This has led to a measurable decline in our collective attention span

D. This constant demand for immediate information has rewired our brains for speed over depth