Đề ôn thi Đề thi vào lớp 10 Hà Nội môn Tiếng Anh - Mã đề HN-35

(23) __________. These digital tools offer practical and immediate solutions for modern families to maintain strong relationships. (24) __________

Tornadoes are one of nature's most violent storms, but they only form under specific atmospheric conditions. For a tornado to develop, different air masses must meet. Typically, this involves warm, moist air colliding with cool, dry air. Because warm air is less dense than cool air, it rises rapidly through the atmosphere. (25) __________ is what creates a powerful updraft, which is the first essential step in tornado development.

This upward movement can begin to spin when winds at different altitudes blow at different speeds or in different directions. This creates an invisible, horizontal tube of air that starts (26) __________ very quickly. The updraft can then tilt this spinning tube into a vertical position. This is why America's 'Tornado Alley' is the world's (27) __________ active tornado region. The (28) __________ of a tornado from these conditions is a complex event. When all these ingredients combine, it's a (29) __________. People in these zones must (30) __________ close attention to weather warnings.

Walking through the busy streets of Hanoi or riding a bus in Ho Chi Minh City, you’ll see teenagers with headphones everywhere. They create a personal soundtrack for their lives, but often turn up the volume to block out city noise. While it is a common habit, many young people ignore the serious risks connected to this daily action.

The World Health Organization warns this can cause permanent hearing damage. Inside our ears are thousands of tiny hair cells that send sound signals to our brain. Loud noises can damage or destroy these cells. They do not grow back, which means the hearing loss is irreversible. Over a billion young people worldwide are at risk from unsafe listening on their personal audio devices.

So, how loud is too loud? Experts suggest a simple guide: the 60/60 rule. This means you should listen at no more than 60% of your device's maximum volume for up to 60 minutes a day. If people can hear your music when you're wearing headphones, or if you must shout to be heard, your volume is likely too high. This awareness is crucial in noisy urban environments.

Protecting your hearing doesn't mean giving up music. It means being smarter about how you listen. By lowering the volume and taking listening breaks, you can enjoy the sounds you love for your entire life. The choices you make today will determine how well you hear tomorrow, so taking these simple protective measures is essential.

Many young students feel pressured to specialize in one subject very early, often seeing it as a clear path to a future career. This approach seems logical in a competitive world, but it has significant hidden dangers. (37) __________.

Early specialization can also limit a student's future options in a world that is constantly changing. (38) __________. A broader education, on the other hand, equips students with diverse skills. (39) __________. Therefore, it is far more beneficial for young people to keep their options open. (40) __________.

A. A job that is in high demand today could become automated or obsolete in the next decade

B. This allows them to make a more informed and mature decision about their career when the time is right

C. This pressure can prevent them from exploring other subjects where they might have a hidden talent or passion

D. These transferable skills, like critical thinking and problem-solving, are valuable in any profession