Đề ôn thi Đề thi vào lớp 10 Trường Phổ thông Năng khiếu môn Tiếng Anh - Mã đề PTNK-07

Question 1

1. for
2. with
3. about
4. of

Question 2

1. must
2. might
3. should
4. can

Question 3

1. make
2. take
3. do
4. get

Question 4

1. will
2. contacted
3. would
4. might

Question 5

1. block
2. would block
3. will block
4. blocked

Question 6

1. manner
2. habit
3. routine
4. practice

Question 7

1. to pay
2. paying
3. pay
4. paid

Question 8

1. have I
2. don't I
3. am I not
4. haven't I

Question 9

1. quicken
2. quickness
3. quick
4. quickly

Question 10

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

Question 11

1. classroom
2. russian
3. assure
4. tissue

Question 12

1. introduction
2. unusual
3. vulnerable
4. usually

Question 13

1. relieve
2. master
3. kingdom
4. eating

Question 14

1. animal
2. consensus
3. generous
4. terrible

Question 15

1. My
2. have
3. a lot
4. too

Question 16

1. review
2. project
3. for
4. The

Question 17

1. The
2. by
3. indicate
4. in

Question 18

1. mountain's
2. the
3. me
4. original

Question 19

1. to
2. often
3. freezes
4. use

Question 20

1. Have you considered buying an exercise bike?
2. You could try online videos for bodyweight workouts.
3. It's good to be thinking about your health.
4. You should really go to a fitness center.

Question 21

1. of
2. with
3. in
4. for

Question 22

1. each
2. much
3. many
4. every

Question 23

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

Question 24

1. will be studying
2. have been studying
3. were studying
4. are studied

Question 25

1. The Dangers of Bacteria and Viruses in the Air
2. Our Body's Army: How the Immune System Protects Us
3. The Importance of Healthy Eating and Regular Sleep
4. A Scientific Guide to White Blood Cell Biology

Question 26

1. Their only function is to create a memory of germs.
2. They are a type of harmful germ found in the environment.
3. They constantly move through the body to find invaders.
4. They only start to work after a person feels very sick.

Question 27

1. A healthy lifestyle can help it to function better.
2. It acts as the body's main system of defense.
3. It can remember germs it has fought in the past.
4. It attacks the body's own cells just as much as germs.

Question 28

1. Light pollution is mainly an aesthetic issue caused by iconic buildings like the Bitexco Financial Tower, which waste only a minor amount of energy compared to other sources.
2. The primary problem with light pollution is that it prevents urban teenagers from developing an interest in astronomy and the universe, which is the main focus for finding solutions.
3. Rapid urbanization in countries like Vietnam is the sole cause of light pollution, a problem for which there are currently no effective or widely available solutions mentioned.
4. Light pollution is a significant environmental issue with diverse negative effects on nature, energy, and human health, but it can be addressed with responsible lighting solutions.

Question 29

1. a great number of
2. a widely misunderstood
3. a mysterious group of
4. a very serious type of

Question 30

1. the aesthetic impact of light pollution is considered more significant than its effect on animal biodiversity.
2. artificial lighting in cities can create a disconnect between urban dwellers and the natural world's cycles.
3. teenagers in cities are more concerned about light pollution than any other environmental issue.
4. nocturnal animals are now migrating exclusively to rural areas to avoid city lights entirely.

Question 31

1. The city's growth is linked to an increase in "sky glow," which obscures the view of the stars.
2. The Bitexco Financial Tower is the only source of significant light pollution in the entire city.
3. The city has successfully balanced its rapid development with the preservation of its dark night skies.
4. The city's light pollution now primarily affects the rice fields located within the urban center.

Question 32

1. The suppression of melatonin is a minor side effect compared to the greater problem of energy inefficiency.
2. The primary issue with light pollution is the high financial cost of powering city lights throughout the night.
3. Light pollution is the leading cause of climate change and the main pressure on electrical power grids.
4. Light pollution contributes to wasteful energy consumption and negatively affects human biological rhythms.

Question 33

1. Using light fixtures specifically designed to focus illumination downward and prevent light from escaping.
2. Prohibiting all forms of outdoor lighting in urban areas after midnight to ensure complete darkness.
3. Implementing lighting systems that can have their brightness levels adjusted according to need.
4. Reducing the use of lights that are not essential, thereby decreasing overall illumination.

Question 34

1. They create an attractive glow often viewed by residents as a symbol of modernity.
2. They lead to inefficient energy use and an increase in the release of greenhouse gases.
3. They directly cause the suppression of melatonin in humans who are sleeping indoors.
4. They are the primary reason nocturnal animals become disoriented and cannot navigate.

Question 35

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

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