Đề ôn thi Đề thi vào lớp 10 Trường Phổ thông Năng khiếu môn Tiếng Anh - Mã đề PTNK-39

Question 1

1. your English gets better
2. the best your English gets
3. the better your English gets
4. better your English gets

Question 2

1. could
2. will be able to
3. picked
4. can

Question 3

1. low-maintenance
2. common
3. easy
4. difficult

Question 4

1. such challenging that
2. challenging enough that
3. too challenging that
4. so challenging that

Question 5

1. try
2. effort
3. work
4. power

Question 6

1. the
2. an
3. no article
4. a

Question 7

1. successfully
2. success
3. succeed
4. successful

Question 8

1. must be
2. had to
3. might have
4. should have

Question 9

1. works on
2. is working on
3. was working on
4. worked on

Question 10

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

Question 11

1. refugee
2. calculate
3. argument
4. suicide

Question 12

1. pregnancy
2. gasoline
3. agenda
4. gathering

Question 13

1. primarily
2. fascinating
3. physically
4. considering

Question 14

1. historical
2. altogether
3. exclusively
4. philosophy

Question 15

1. the
2. began
3. tiringly
4. at

Question 16

1. were
2. badly
3. all
4. only

Question 17

1. If
2. mustn't
3. improve
4. your

Question 18

1. easily
2. the
3. a
4. would find

Question 19

1. My
2. their
3. is
4. but

Question 20

1. Are you cooking tomorrow too?
2. Yeah, it's fine.
3. What did you put in it?
4. It's absolutely delicious, Maria! Thank you so much.

Question 21

1. strongly
2. strength
3. strong
4. strengthen

Question 22

1. This
2. It
3. Which
4. What

Question 23

1. has
2. can
3. is
4. does

Question 24

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

Question 25

1. How to Mix Concrete for Construction
2. Reinforced Concrete: A Perfect Partnership
3. The Dangers of Brittle Building Materials
4. The History of Steel and Concrete

Question 26

1. It is very strong under the force of compression.
2. It is a brittle material that cracks very easily.
3. It performs well when being stretched or pulled.
4. It is mainly used to create the structure's weight.

Question 27

1. It is created by combining steel bars and concrete.
2. It is able to resist both compressive and tensile forces.
3. It is a natural material found in the environment.
4. It is used to construct large structures like skyscrapers.

Question 28

1. The passage focuses on how apps like TikTok and Zalo are the primary cause of a 'text neck' epidemic among teenagers in Vietnam.
2. The passage defines 'text neck' as a serious health issue from smartphone use, explains its causes and effects, and outlines key preventative strategies.
3. The passage warns that the damage from 'text neck' is a permanent and unstoppable health crisis affecting smartphone users globally.
4. The passage argues that 'text neck' is a minor discomfort that can be easily managed by simply reducing time spent on digital devices.

Question 29

1. a problem that is becoming widespread and affecting many people.
2. a new type of injury that was only recently discovered by scientists.
3. a medical condition that is extremely difficult for doctors to treat.
4. a contagious illness that is transmitted through digital devices.

Question 30

1. keeping one's head in a neutral, upright position places the least amount of strain on the neck and spine.
2. a 15-degree head tilt is considered a safe and sustainable posture for using digital devices for a long time.
3. the human spine is naturally structured to handle the 27-kilogram pressure of a forward head tilt.
4. most people hold their heads at a 60-degree angle, which is the most common cause of spinal injury.

Question 31

1. Teens in Vietnam primarily use their smartphones for schoolwork, leading to long hours of downward gazing.
2. Hospitals like Vinmec have launched public health programs to ban apps like TikTok and Zalo in schools.
3. Health professionals in Vietnam are seeing neck and back issues in young people that were once typical for older adults.
4. Vietnam has the highest rate of smartphone ownership in the world, making 'text neck' a national crisis.

Question 32

1. The immediate symptoms of 'text neck' can negatively affect a teenager's daily activities, like school and sports.
2. Gaming and chatting on a phone are more likely to cause headaches than studying with a device is.
3. Teenagers often ignore medical advice about posture, which worsens their quality of life and mood.
4. The long-term spinal damage from 'text neck' is the most significant threat to 14-15 year olds.

Question 33

1. Simple actions like taking frequent breaks and stretching can help protect your spine from damage.
2. The long-term effects of chronic 'text neck', once they appear, cannot be reversed and are permanent.
3. Becoming more aware of how you use your device is a critical first step towards preventing the problem.
4. It may lead to serious long-term health problems such as pinched nerves or changes to the spine's curve.

Question 34

1. a reduced ability to concentrate during classes at school.
2. a significant and measurable decline in one's mood.
3. permanent degeneration of the spinal discs over time.
4. the development of chronic pain in older generations.

Question 35

1. I
2. II
3. III
4. IV

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