Đề Tiếng Anh thi thử vào lớp 10 Hà Nội năm 2025- Mã đề thi HN-02
Choose the word whose underlined part differs from that of the other three in pronunciation in each of the following questions.
Question 1
- eastern
- season
- research
- speaker
Question 2
- alongside
- transition
- survey
- sponsor
Choose the word that differs from the other three in the position of primary stress in each of the following questions.
Question 3
- android
- starting
- deserve
- workplace
Question 4
- preference
- religion
- vitamin
- practical
Choose the correct answer to each of the following questions.
Question 5
The band''s energetic __________ got the crowd dancing.
- performance
- instrument
- melody
- costume
Question 6
They __________ English next year. They registered for the course today.
- are studying
- study
- studied
- are going to study
Question 7
Drinking water is __________ than drinking soda.
- as good
- better
- best
- good
Question 8
We __________ dinosaurs better if we __________ back to prehistoric times.
- would understand - could travel
- would understand - traveled
- understand - travel
- understood - could travel
Question 9
Nam is having trouble understanding the English homework.
Nam: "This grammar exercise is really confusing me."
Emily: "__________"
- You should pay more attention in class.
- Would you like me to explain it to you?
- I found it easy.
- Maybe you''re just not good at English.
Question 10
The recipe book, __________ I borrowed from my grandmother, contains many delicious traditional dishes.
- which
- when
- who
- where
Question 11
My dad makes the __________ grilled cheese sandwiches!
- shallow
- recent
- best
- quiet
Question 12
I only have __________ more pages left in this book.
- a little
- little
- a few
- few
Read the following instruction and choose the correct option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 13 to 16.
HOW TO DEAL WITH ANGER
1. When you (13) __________ angry, stop and take a deep breath for a few seconds.
2. Try to express your anger (14) __________ words, but avoid using harsh or hurtful language.
3. Exercise can be a great way to release pent-up energy and frustration. Go for (15) __________ run or do some other form of physical activity.
4. If you''re (16) __________ to manage your anger on your own, don''t hesitate to seek help from a trusted adult or mental health professional.
- are feeling
- will feel
- feel
- felt
- through
- by
- with
- in
- an
- a
- x (no article)
- the
- struggling
- struggled
- will struggle
- struggle
Choose the correct answer to each of the following questions from 17 to 18.
Question 17
Choose the correct order of sentences a, b, and c.
The Misleading Map
Armed with a tourist map, I confidently set out to explore the ancient ruins outside the city.
a. I followed the marked path, eager to uncover the historical treasures ahead.
b. A local farmer, tending his fields nearby, chuckled at my predicament and offered assistance.
c. The map proved outdated, and the path led me to a dead end instead of the ruins.
- c - b - a
- a - c - b
- b - c - a
- b - a - c
Question 18
Choose the sentence that most appropriately ends the text in Question 17.
- He recommended visiting the local market, known for its handcrafted souvenirs.
- He invited me for tea and told me fascinating stories about the ruins.
- He explained that the ruins were closed for renovations and inaccessible.
- He pointed me towards a hidden trail, promising it would lead me directly to the ruins'' entrance.
Choose the correct option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 19 to 24.
Reaching for the Stars: A Stellar Life Cycle
A star begins its life as a nebula, a cloud of gas and dust. Gravity pulls these particles together, causing them to heat up and spin. Eventually, the core becomes so hot that nuclear fusion begins, (19) __________ hydrogen into helium. This process releases (20) __________ energy, causing the star to shine brightly. A star will continue to burn for millions, even billions of years.
As the star runs out of fuel, it begins to change. Depending on its size, it might expand into a red giant, (21) __________ eventually shrink into a white dwarf. Some massive stars explode violently in a supernova, leaving behind a neutron star or even a black hole. (22) __________ these changes, the life cycle of a star is a fascinating journey that enriches the universe (23) __________ elements essential for life. Understanding these stellar processes helps us appreciate the wonders of the cosmos and (24) __________ place within it.
- converted
- to convert
- converting
- convert
- an immense of
- an immense amount of
- immense amount of
- a immense amount
- or
- and
- so
- but
- Although
- However
- Despite
- Throughout
- with
- by
- from
- for
- own us
- our own
- our owns
- own our
Choose the sentence that is CLOSEST in meaning to the original sentence in each of the following questions.
Question 25
"We were thinking about moving to a new apartment next year," they revealed.
- They revealed that they had been thinking about moving to a new apartment next year.
- They revealed that we had been thinking about moving to a new apartment next year.
- They revealed that they were thinking about moving to a new apartment the following year.
- They revealed that they had been thinking about moving to a new apartment the following year.
Question 26
What do you say we start a study group for the exams?
- How about starting a study group after the exams?
- Let''s start a study group for the exams.
- What about don''t start a study group for the exams?
- Why we should not start a study group for the exams?
Choose the sentence that is made from the given cues in each of the following questions.
Question 27
I / like / clean / I / always / put / it / the last minute.
- I don''t like cleaning, so I always put it away until the last minute.
- I don''t like cleaning, so I always put it over until the last minute.
- I don''t like cleaning, so I always put it off until the last minute.
- I don''t like cleaning, so I always put it down until the last minute.
Question 28
He / oppose / share / much personal information / online.
- He is opposed to sharing too much personal information online.
- He is oppose to share too many personal information online.
- He is opposed to sharing too much personal informations online.
- He oppose to share too much personal information on online.
Read the following sign or notice and choose the correct answer to each of the following questions.
Question 29
You are in a building and need to go to a different floor. You see this sign next to the door. What does it mean?
- You are not allowed to use this lift.
- The lift is only for going up.
- The lift is only for one person at a time.
- You must use the stairs.
Question 30
What is the purpose of this notice?
Please Use Handrails on Stairs.- To encourage people to use the handrails for safety.
- It is illegal to use the stairs without holding the handrail.
- The stairs are slippery, so the handrails must be used at all times.
- The handrails are newly installed and need to be tested.
Read the following passage and choose the correct answer to each of the following questions from 31 to 36.
While technology provides us with digital fonts and swift typing, the art of calligraphy endures, reminding us of the beauty and expressiveness of handwriting. Calligraphy, derived from Greek words meaning "beautiful writing," transcends mere penmanship. It represents a rich tapestry of cultural heritage and artistic mastery, spanning across continents and centuries.
In East Asia, calligraphy holds a revered position, deeply intertwined with philosophies like Zen Buddhism. Chinese calligraphy, known as "shufa," emphasizes the flow of energy and rhythm in each stroke, using brushes and ink to create intricate characters that are considered both art and poetry. Similarly, Japanese calligraphy, "shodo," focuses on the beauty of form and the expression of the calligrapher''s inner spirit.
Western calligraphy, with its roots in ancient Roman scripts, developed through illuminated manuscripts and elegant lettering styles like Copperplate and Gothic. These styles, often used for official documents and religious texts, showcase precision and ornate details, reflecting the artistic sensibilities of their time.
Despite its diverse forms and cultural nuances, calligraphy shares a universal appeal. It speaks to our inherent desire for beauty, expression, and connection with the written word. Whether it''s the fluid strokes of Asian calligraphy or the elegant flourishes of Western scripts, calligraphy continues to captivate and inspire, proving that the art of beautiful writing remains timeless.
Question 31
What is the main idea of the reading passage?
- Only Asian cultures value calligraphy as an art form.
- Technology has replaced the need for calligraphy.
- Calligraphy is a global art form with diverse styles and cultural significance.
- Calligraphy is simply about writing neatly.
Question 32
The word "transcends" in paragraph 1 is CLOSEST in meaning to __________.
- goes beyond
- contradicts
- limits
- equals
Question 33
What does the writer use to illustrate the different forms of calligraphy?
- cultural examples
- scientific data
- personal anecdotes
- historical dates
Question 34
Which of the following calligraphy styles is NOT mentioned in the text?
- Copperplate
- Shufa
- Gothic
- Italic
Question 35
According to the passage, what is a common element across various calligraphy styles?
- The desire to connect with the written word.
- The absence of any religious influence.
- The focus on speed and efficiency.
- The use of the same tools and materials.
Question 36
The word "inherent" in paragraph 4 is OPPOSITE in meaning to __________.
- essential
- natural
- acquired
- fundamental
Four phrases/sentences have been removed from the text below. For each question, choose A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 37 to 40.
Urban farming has emerged as a promising solution to address (37) __________ of modern food systems. By growing fruits, vegetables, and even raising livestock within cities, communities can reconnect with food production and reduce their reliance on long-distance transportation.
(38) __________. Rooftop gardens, vertical farms using hydroponics or aquaponics, and community gardens utilizing vacant lots are just a few examples of how urban spaces can be transformed into productive agricultural zones.
These innovative approaches offer numerous benefits. Firstly, they shorten the journey of food from farm to table, thus reducing carbon emissions associated with transportation and storage. (39) __________. Additionally, urban farms can enhance community cohesion, provide educational opportunities, and improve urban aesthetics.
While challenges like limited space and initial investment costs exist, the potential of urban farming to contribute to a more sustainable and resilient food system is undeniable. (40) __________ and promote a healthier and more equitable food future for growing urban populations.
A. This also leads to fresher, more nutritious produce being readily available to consumers.
B. Embracing these practices can help alleviate pressure on traditional agriculture
C. the growing concerns about the sustainability
D. There are various forms of urban farming initiatives.
- A
- B
- C
- D
- A
- B
- C
- D
- A
- B
- C
- D
- A
- B
- C
- D