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Đề chuẩn

Đề thi được xây dựng theo đúng cấu trúc đề của Trường THPT Chuyên KHXH.

Toàn diện

180 đề thi với bộ câu hỏi không trùng lặp, bao quát hết phạm vi ôn thi.

Tiện lợi

Tự ôn thi mọi lúc mọi nơi trên máy tính, điện thoại, máy tính bảng.

Hiệu quả

Kết hợp 2 chế độ ôn tập & thi thử mang lại hiệu quả ôn thi cao nhất.

Choose the option that best fits the blank or is the most appropriate answer to each of the following questions.

Question 1

Linh: Mike, do you enjoy picking apples here?

Mike: Actually, I didn't __________ like doing it, but this orchard is fun!

  1. use to
  2. get used to
  3. used to
  4. not use to

Question 2

Mai: Are you sure about becoming a doctor?

David: Yes, I wish I __________ more practical experience now.

  1. had
  2. will have
  3. have
  4. am having

Question 3

Minh: I felt very stressed after the long study session.

Sarah: I understand. I was exhausted, __________ I took a long nap.

  1. but
  2. or
  3. so
  4. because

Question 4

Linh: You checked in quite late last night, __________?

David: Yes, the flight was delayed.

  1. did you
  2. didn't you
  3. don't you
  4. weren't you

Question 5

Linh: What happens if I use this new checkout machine?

Mark: If you scan your items, it __________ the total price instantly.

  1. showed
  2. shows
  3. will show
  4. would show

Question 6

Mai: How do you handle stress from your busy job?

David: I always try to stay focused __________ my personal well-being.

  1. in
  2. at
  3. for
  4. on

Question 7

Linh: Hi, Alex. Have you tried the new laundry service yet?

Alex: Not yet, but I heard they will __________ free delivery next week.

  1. provision
  2. provide
  3. provided
  4. providing

Question 8

Minh: What should we do for the families after the flood?

Sarah: Let's first __________ what supplies they really need.

  1. give up
  2. find out
  3. put off
  4. look for

Choose the word or phrase OPPOSITE in meaning to the underlined part in each of the following questions.

Question 9

Minh: I thought the new interactive exhibit at the history museum was really well done.

Sarah: Me too! After all those traditional, quiet displays, it was a breath of fresh air.

  1. a confusing puzzle
  2. a sudden gust of wind
  3. something dull and uninspiring
  4. a welcome change

Question 10

Tom: I heard you almost sent money to that fake investment scheme.

Minh: Yes, but luckily, I figured it out before they could pull the wool over my eyes.

  1. was trying to help me
  2. tried to trick me
  3. told me the truth
  4. put a piece of cloth over my eyes

Choose the word or phrase CLOSEST in meaning to the underlined part in each of the following questions.

Question 11

Mike: "Linh, do you enjoy your history classes?"

Linh: "Yes, they feel so meaningful to me."

  1. helpful
  2. practical
  3. valuable
  4. pointless

Question 12

Mai: My daughter came down with a high fever last night.

Sarah: Oh no! Is she feeling any better today?

  1. descended
  2. felt
  3. developed
  4. recovered

Choose the word whose underlined part differs from the other three in pronunciation in each of the following questions.

Question 13

  1. resident
  2. generous
  3. proposal
  4. residence

Question 14

  1. institution
  2. unusual
  3. mathematics
  4. instructional

Question 15

  1. cooking
  2. balloon
  3. childhood
  4. outlook

Question 16

  1. performance
  2. policy
  3. exception
  4. contractor

Question 17

  1. elderly
  2. satisfy
  3. anytime
  4. seemingly

Choose the word that differs from the other three in the position of the primary stress in each of the following questions.

Question 18

  1. doctor
  2. target
  3. genius
  4. complete

Question 19

  1. promising
  2. approval
  3. reluctant
  4. opponent

Question 20

  1. perhaps
  2. bullshit
  3. dragon
  4. publish

Question 21

  1. ambassador
  2. biology
  3. legislature
  4. accessible

Question 22

  1. comprise
  2. declare
  3. believe
  4. powder

Choose the underlined part that needs correction in each of the following questions.

Question 23

The students found the instructions for the group project very clearly.

  1. found
  2. the
  3. students
  4. clearly

Question 24

The family decided it was important that everyone contributes to keeping the house tidy.

  1. contributes
  2. tidy
  3. everyone
  4. to keeping

Question 25

Each new member know that using respectful language helps maintain a positive atmosphere.

  1. helps
  2. a
  3. Each
  4. know

Choose the most suitable response for each of the following exchanges.

Question 26

Two friends, Leo and Maria, are discussing new activities.

Leo: I'm looking for a new hobby, something fun and creative.

Maria: __________

  1. You must enroll in a cooking course.
  2. Have you ever tried cooking?
  3. Cooking is very popular now.
  4. You should definitely try a cooking class!

Question 27

After a lecture, a student approaches their professor.

Professor Davies: Yes, Maria? How can I help you?

Maria: __________

  1. Would it be possible to speak with you briefly?
  2. I have something to tell you about.
  3. I need to talk to you right now.
  4. Do you know what time it is?

Question 28

Maria and David are visiting an old castle.

Maria: This castle is so beautiful! I want to take some great photos.

David: __________

  1. Taking pictures is very popular here.
  2. I know a lot about cameras.
  3. The view from the old tower is amazing.
  4. Show me your camera now.

Choose the sentence that is CLOSEST in meaning to the original sentence(s) in each of the following questions.

Question 29

"When will the rain stop for our picnic?" the child asked.

  1. The child asked when the rain would stop for our picnic.
  2. The child asked when the rain would stop for their picnic.
  3. The child asked when the rain will stop for their picnic.
  4. The child asked when would the rain stop for their picnic.

Question 30

"When should I take a break from gaming to focus on my schoolwork?" he asked himself.

  1. He wondered when to take a break from gaming to focus on his schoolwork.
  2. He wondered when taking a break from gaming to focus on his schoolwork.
  3. He wondered when he should take a break from gaming to focus on his schoolwork.
  4. He wondered when should he take a break from gaming to focus on his schoolwork.

Question 31

"I am still waiting for the plumber to arrive now," she complained.

  1. She complained that she was still waiting for the plumber to arrive now.
  2. She complained that she still waited for the plumber to arrive then.
  3. She complained that she is still waiting for the plumber to arrive then.
  4. She complained that she was still waiting for the plumber to arrive then.

Question 32

Although the sugary drink tasted good, she decided to choose water instead.

  1. In spite of the sugary drink tasting good, she decided to choose water instead.
  2. In spite of the sugary drink taste good, she decided to choose water instead.
  3. Despite of the sugary drink tasting good, she decided to choose water instead.
  4. In spite of the sugary drink tasted good, she decided to choose water instead.

Question 33

Visiting the park in summer is more crowded than visiting it in autumn.

  1. Visiting the park in summer isn't as crowded as visiting it in autumn.
  2. Visiting the park in autumn isn't as crowded as visiting it in summer.
  3. Visiting the park in autumn is less crowded than visiting it in summer.
  4. Visiting the park in autumn isn't as crowded visiting it in summer.

Question 34

Investing in stocks doesn't guarantee a quick profit. It doesn't eliminate all risks, either.

  1. Investing in stocks neither guarantee a quick profit nor eliminate all risks.
  2. Investing in stocks neither guarantees a quick profit nor eliminates all risks.
  3. Investing in stocks neither guarantees a quick profit or eliminates all risks.
  4. Investing in stocks doesn't neither guarantee a quick profit nor eliminate all risks.

Read the following text and choose the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks.

The Arctic is a land of ice and snow, and the animals that live there need special adaptations to survive. The arctic fox is a master of survival in this harsh environment. Its most amazing feature is its (35) __________, which changes color with the seasons. This transformation is not just beautiful; it is essential for the fox's existence, helping it hunt and hide effectively throughout the year.

During the long, cold winter, the arctic fox grows a very thick, pure white coat. This dense layer of fur acts like a warm blanket, providing excellent insulation against freezing temperatures. More importantly, the white fur provides excellent camouflage; (36) __________, it is very difficult for predators like polar bears or eagles to spot the fox against the white snow. This allows the fox to hunt its prey, like lemmings, without being easily seen.

When summer arrives and the snow melts, the arctic fox's appearance changes dramatically. The landscape transforms into a mix of brown earth, rocks, and green plants. In response, the fox sheds its thick white fur and grows (37) __________ thinner, brownish-grey coat. This new color scheme helps the fox to continue its life of stealth, matching the summer tundra perfectly.

This change is not a choice but an automatic biological process triggered by photoperiod, which is the amount of sunlight in a day. If an arctic fox were to keep its summer coat in winter, it (38) __________ much harder to survive. This natural process helps the fox to (39) __________ with its environment throughout the year. A biologist once remarked that if we studied these animals more, we (40) __________ even more about survival. For the arctic fox, changing its coat is not just for looks; it’s a matter of (41) __________.

In conclusion, the arctic fox’s ability to change the color of its coat is one of nature’s most brilliant examples of adaptation. It is a critical survival tool that demonstrates how animals evolve to meet the challenges of their environment. This incredible ability allows the fox to continue (42) __________ in one of the world's most challenging habitats.

Question 35

  1. paws
  2. skin
  3. tail
  4. fur

Question 36

  1. as a result
  2. however
  3. additionally
  4. in contrast

Question 37

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

Question 38

  1. would find it
  2. will find it
  3. would have found it
  4. has found it

Question 39

  1. take off
  2. look after
  3. blend in
  4. stand out

Question 40

  1. have learned
  2. had learned
  3. will learn
  4. would learn

Question 41

  1. right and wrong
  2. black and white
  3. give and take
  4. life and death

Question 42

  1. to thrive
  2. thriving
  3. thrive
  4. thrived

Read the following passage and choose the correct answer to each question.

For many students in Vietnam, the school day is filled with dense textbooks and required academic reading. The idea of spending extra time reading a fantasy novel or a comic book might seem like a distraction. However, a growing body of research suggests that this kind of reading for pleasure is not a waste of time. In fact, it can be a secret weapon for academic success, a concept that popular youth magazines like 'Hoa Hoc Tro' have championed for years by encouraging personal storytelling and fiction.

The most direct academic benefit of reading fiction is the expansion of vocabulary and the improvement of writing skills. Unlike memorizing word lists, reading a story exposes you to new words in a natural context, making them easier to remember and use correctly. When an author describes a bustling market or a mysterious forest, they use rich and vivid language. By observing how these skilled writers construct complex sentences and craft flowing paragraphs, you are subconsciously learning the rhythm and structure of effective writing, a skill that translates directly to better essays.

Beyond language skills, reading fiction sharpens your analytical and critical thinking abilities. Following a complex plot requires you to pay attention to details, make connections, and predict outcomes. When you analyze the motivations of different characters—why they make certain choices, what their fears are, and how they interact with others—you are practicing the same skills needed to analyze historical events or scientific problems. This process also cultivates empathy, as it allows you to step into someone else's shoes and understand a perspective different from your own.

Furthermore, immersing yourself in fictional worlds is a powerful exercise for your imagination. Textbooks provide facts and figures, but novels and stories build entire universes in your mind. This creative stimulation is not just for future artists or writers. A well-developed imagination is crucial for problem-solving in any field, from engineering to business, as it allows you to visualize new possibilities and think outside the box.

Therefore, while your textbooks are essential for building foundational knowledge, you should not underestimate the power of reading for enjoyment. Think of it not as an alternative to studying, but as a valuable and enjoyable supplement. So next time you have a free moment, picking up a detective story or a graphic novel isn't just a break—it's a smart and effective way to invest in your own intellectual growth.

Question 43

What is the passage mainly about?

  1. The best types of fantasy and detective novels for teenagers.
  2. The differences between reading textbooks and reading magazines.
  3. How reading fiction for enjoyment can lead to academic benefits.
  4. Why Vietnamese students should read 'Hoa Hoc Tro' magazine.

Question 44

According to paragraph 2, how does reading fiction help improve writing skills?

  1. By giving students ready-made templates for school essays.
  2. By showing readers how skilled writers build complex sentences.
  3. By providing lists of vocabulary words to memorize for tests.
  4. By teaching strict grammar rules in a systematic way.

Question 45

The word vivid in paragraph 2 is closest in meaning to...

  1. long and complicated
  2. detailed and clear
  3. boring and simple
  4. secret and mysterious

Question 46

The word they in paragraph 3 refers to...

  1. characters
  2. authors
  3. readers
  4. analytical skills

Question 47

According to paragraph 3, what is a result of analyzing the motivations of characters?

  1. It guarantees that students will understand history better.
  2. It allows readers to memorize facts more easily.
  3. It helps develop critical thinking abilities.
  4. It makes readers want to write their own stories.

Question 48

What can be inferred from the passage about the author's view on school textbooks?

  1. They are outdated and should be replaced by novels.
  2. They are important but not sufficient for a complete education.
  3. They are generally more interesting than fiction.
  4. They are the only reliable source for learning vocabulary.

Question 49

All of the following are mentioned in the passage as benefits of reading fiction EXCEPT...

  1. learning new words in context
  2. improving performance in sports
  3. cultivating empathy for others
  4. developing a stronger imagination

Question 50

Which of the following best describes the structure of the passage?

  1. It lists a series of problems and then offers a single, definitive solution.
  2. It states a central argument and then provides specific examples of benefits to support it.
  3. It presents a historical overview of reading habits in Vietnam.
  4. It compares and contrasts the cognitive skills of artists and scientists.

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