Đề ôn thi Đề thi vào lớp 10 Trường Phổ thông Năng khiếu môn Tiếng Anh - Mã đề PTNK-119

Question 1

1. should
2. have to
3. might
4. can

Question 2

1. shouldn't we
2. will we
3. don't we
4. won't we

Question 3

1. so spicy
2. too spicy
3. very spicy
4. such spicy

Question 4

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

Question 5

1. what
2. where
3. who
4. whether

Question 6

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

Question 7

1. a little
2. few
3. many
4. a few

Question 8

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

Question 9

1. exhaustingly
2. exhausting
3. exhaust
4. exhaustion

Question 10

1. use to
2. was used to
3. used to
4. is used to

Question 11

1. motion
2. purpose
3. proceed
4. scholar

Question 12

1. concentration
2. estimated
3. disappointment
4. revolution

Question 13

1. challenge
2. faithful
3. unlike
4. section

Question 14

1. restriction
2. prominent
3. creative
4. emotion

Question 15

1. rise
2. quickly
3. The
4. in

Question 16

1. than
2. any
3. dress
4. the more

Question 17

1. visitors
2. the
3. warn
4. about

Question 18

1. of
2. will study
3. unique
4. the

Question 19

1. to learn
2. different
3. enjoy
4. students

Question 20

1. I need to know the division of the total.
2. Do you have enough money for your part?
3. Should we pay separately or together?
4. Tell me how much I owe immediately.

Question 21

1. imagine
2. perceive
3. ignore
4. assume

Question 22

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

Question 23

1. logic
2. logically
3. logical
4. logician

Question 24

1. well
2. good
3. best
4. better

Question 25

1. The History of Home Cleaning Devices
2. The Smart Navigation of a Robotic Vacuum
3. How to Repair Your Robotic Vacuum
4. Comparing Different Vacuum Cleaner Brands

Question 26

1. All robotic vacuums use the exact same type of sensor.
2. They help the robot identify obstacles before physical contact.
3. They only work after the robot has bumped into an object.
4. They allow the robot to decide what cleaning liquid to use.

Question 27

1. They often clean the same spot many times to be thorough.
2. They use the map they create to clean more efficiently.
3. They can generate a digital layout of the cleaning area.
4. They are able to adjust their route as they operate.

Question 28

1. The passage primarily warns Vietnamese teenagers about the specific dangers of Garena and Facebook phishing scams and malware campaigns.
2. The only truly effective way to stay safe online is to use two-factor authentication combined with reliable antivirus software.
3. Online accounts are major targets for hackers, leading to severe consequences, so users must adopt strong security habits to protect themselves.
4. Cybercrime is an unstoppable global problem that affects everyone equally, making all online activity extremely dangerous for most users.

Question 29

1. The increasing popularity among younger user groups.
2. The state of being widespread and constantly encountered.
3. The technical complexity involved in digital platforms.
4. The condition of being a serious and growing global threat.

Question 30

1. Garena and Facebook are the only platforms that experience a high volume of cyberattacks in Vietnam.
2. cybercriminals are often motivated by the financial value they can extract from stolen online accounts.
3. Vietnamese users are generally less careful online compared to users in other parts of the world.
4. cybersecurity firms like Bkav can prevent all phishing and malware campaigns from being successful.

Question 31

1. Hacking into a game company's servers to steal lists of user data.
2. Directing a user to a fake login page that looks like an official website.
3. Calling users on the phone while pretending to be a company representative.
4. Silently activating a user's webcam to record their private information.

Question 32

1. describing the various emotional, social, and financial damages caused by a hacked account.
2. focusing on the financial losses that occur when payment methods are linked to accounts.
3. highlighting how hacked accounts are mainly used to spread scams to the victim's family.
4. explaining why a teenager's social life is completely dependent on their online accounts.

Question 33

1. Using a different, strong password for each of your online accounts and services.
2. Enabling an additional security layer like two-factor authentication (2FA).
3. Being cautious about links and files, even if they appear to come from friends.
4. Reporting suspicious accounts and messages directly to platform administrators.

Question 34

1. The user can become unable to access beloved games and their progress.
2. Friends may grow to blame the victim for not using stronger security.
3. The hacker could post content that causes friends to mock the victim online.
4. The account may be used to trick the victim's friends, damaging their trust.

Question 35

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

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