Đề ôn thi Đề thi vào lớp 10 Trường Phổ thông Năng khiếu môn Tiếng Anh - Mã đề PTNK-74
Giới thiệu đề thi
Đề Tiếng Anh ôn thi vào lớp 10 trường PTNK mã PTNK-74 có 50 câu hỏi trắc nghiệm theo cấu trúc đề thi của Trường Phổ thông Năng khiếu, với tổng thời gian làm bài 60 phút. Đây là đề thứ 74 trong bộ 180 đề ôn thi toàn diện môn Tiếng Anh vào lớp 10 trường PTNK năm 2026 của DethiAnh.
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Đề chuẩn
Đề thi được xây dựng theo đúng cấu trúc đề của Trường Phổ thông Năng khiếu.
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
Mai: Have you returned the library book yet, Chris?
Chris: Not yet. If I don't return it today, I __________ pay a fine.
- would
- will
- could
- might
Question 2
Minh: I really need to get to the hospital.
Sarah: Oh, no! What's wrong? Are you going __________ an urgent medical issue?
- because
- despite
- because of
- so
Question 3
Linh: What's the most important rule for our debate?
David: You must state your points __________ for the judges.
- clear
- clarity
- clearly
- clarify
Question 4
Linh: Hey David, are you free for dinner soon?
David: Yes! How about we meet __________ Saturday evening?
- at
- on
- for
- in
Question 5
Linh: I'm struggling to remember new English words.
David: Hmm, you need to figure out __________ to do about it.
- where
- how
- why
- what
Question 6
Minh: Have you checked the dollar exchange rate today?
Sarah: Yes, the bank has just updated its rates, __________?
- has it
- hasn't it
- isn't it
- doesn't it
Question 7
Linh: Mike, should I just pour this cleaner down the drain?
Mike: No, Linh. You must use it in __________ with the instructions.
- order
- rule
- agreement
- accordance
Question 8
Mai: Why did you start coding classes?
David: I __________ about new tech when I realized its importance.
- am studying
- was studying
- study
- studied
Question 9
Linh: What do you think is the most important thing for a successful trip?
David: I think __________ confidence is key when exploring new places.
- no article
- the
- a
- an
Question 10
Linh: Our family project for the history class is due soon.
Tom: I know! We can't __________ working on it much longer.
- take off
- call off
- put off
- look up
Choose the word whose underlined part differs from the other three in pronunciation in each of the following questions.
Question 11
- researcher
- achievement
- challenging
- character
Question 12
- finger
- regime
- graphic
- congress
Choose the word that differs from the other three in the position of the primary stress in each of the following questions.
Question 13
- photographer
- electoral
- calculation
- consistently
Question 14
- counterpart
- destruction
- related
- reluctant
Choose the underlined part that needs correction in each of the following questions.
Question 15
We gathered so useful information for our upcoming trip to the coast.
- so
- the
- for
- information
Question 16
Many people try to avoid to eat too much sugar.
- much
- try
- to eat
- too
Question 17
The giant sunflower in my garden grew so tall that they almost touched the roof.
- that
- tall
- grew
- they
Question 18
The museum visitor asked about the abstract artist, wanting to know when they created their first sculpture.
- created
- when
- their
- they
Question 19
Her friendly smile was like a sunshine on a cloudy day.
- sunshine
- like
- a
- was
Choose the most suitable response for each of the following exchanges.
Question 20
Liam and Sarah are having coffee at Liam's apartment.
Liam: This new coffee table looks great! Where did you learn to build furniture?
Sarah: __________
- I obtained the necessary skills from a video system.
- Oh, thanks! I just watched some online tutorials.
- Yes, I always liked making things.
- It took me a long time to finish.
Read the text carefully and decide which is the best answer for each question.
Where does the energy on Earth come from? While we use various forms like electricity and fuel, almost all of it traces back to one powerful source: the sun. The sun is not just a light in the sky; it is (21) __________ responsible for the energy that supports life and powers our world. It is, without a doubt, the most important energy source for our planet.
The most obvious energy from the sun is solar energy, received as light and heat. Solar panels capture this energy directly. However, the sun’s influence is broader. It heats the Earth's surface unevenly, warming some areas more than others. (22) __________ is why air moves, creating wind. Therefore, wind energy is an indirect result of the sun's power.
Even the energy from fossil fuels originates from the sun. Millions of years ago, ancient plants used sunlight to grow and (23) __________ energy through photosynthesis. When they died, they were buried under layers of rock. Over time, pressure transformed them into fossil fuels. These are incredibly concentrated energy sources, holding solar energy from the distant past.
Because of this connection, the sun is the ultimate engine for Earth. Without it, plants could not grow, the water cycle would stop, and the planet would freeze. Life as we know it would not exist. Every meal we eat is connected to our star.
(24) __________, whether direct power from solar panels or ancient energy in fossil fuels, the sun is the main provider. Rarely do we stop to think about this fundamental connection, but it is key to understanding our world.
Question 21
- directed
- directly
- direction
- direct
Question 22
- What
- That
- Which
- This
Question 23
- store
- keep
- make
- hold
Question 24
- Overall
- However
- Specifically
- Therefore
Question 25
What is the most suitable title for the passage?
- The Dangers of Using Fossil Fuels
- Solar Panels and How They Work
- The Sun: The Ultimate Source of All Energy
- Understanding Weather and Wind Patterns
Question 26
According to the passage, what is TRUE about wind energy?
- It is completely independent of the sun's influence.
- It is created because the sun heats our planet unevenly.
- It is a more direct form of solar energy than heat.
- It comes from the movement of oceans, not the atmosphere.
Question 27
According to the passage, what is NOT TRUE about fossil fuels?
- They originally get their energy from the sun.
- They hold solar energy from the distant past.
- They are a modern and renewable form of energy.
- They were formed from ancient plants over millions of years.
Read the passage carefully and decide which is the best answer for each question.
Have you ever seen a shocking headline on your Zalo feed, shared by an aunt or friend? In today’s digital world, misinformation, often called 'fake news,' spreads incredibly fast. It's not just about simple hoaxes; false information can be highly convincing and appears everywhere, from social media to news sites. For young people constantly consuming online content, understanding how to navigate this data deluge is crucial. The challenge lies in distinguishing reliable facts from cleverly crafted falsehoods, a vital skill in our information-saturated lives. [I]
This global challenge of misinformation profoundly impacts everything from health choices to political elections. In Vietnam, platforms like Zalo and Facebook are primary channels for news and communication. However, they are also prone to spreading rumors and unverified stories. Recognizing this potential harm, the Vietnamese government enacted the Law on Cybersecurity, which combats false information and penalizes its spread. This highlights the serious nature of misinformation and its potential to disrupt society and individuals. [II]
[III] The first step is always to question the source. [IV] Before believing or sharing, ask: Is this from a reputable news organization or an obscure website? Look beyond the catchy headline; often, the lack of real story becomes clear when reading. Misinformation thrives on emotion. If a post makes you feel overwhelmingly angry, scared, or excited, pause. Strong emotional reactions can cloud judgment, making you more vulnerable to manipulation.
Another crucial technique is cross-referencing. If a claim sounds too extreme, it likely is. Check if other credible news outlets report the same story; a quick search often reveals if information is debunked or verified. Pay attention to details: spelling errors or poor grammar are red flags. Examine images and videos carefully; they are easily manipulated or taken out of context. Always check the article's date – old news can be recirculated to mislead. Being skeptical is a strength for discerning truth.
As a 14 or 15-year-old, you are at the forefront of digital communication. The news and information you consume and share directly impact your understanding of the world. Learning to check facts before believing or sharing not only protects you from harmful rumors but also empowers you to be a more informed and responsible digital citizen. By developing these critical thinking skills, you contribute to a healthier online environment, helping to stop the cycle of misinformation and ensuring your decisions are based on truth.
Question 28
Which statement best summarizes the main points of the passage?
- The passage primarily criticizes the Vietnamese government's Law on Cybersecurity and its failure to stop fake news on Zalo and Facebook.
- The passage argues that misinformation is a global issue that can only be solved by avoiding social media and emotional news stories.
- The passage focuses on how platforms like Zalo and Facebook are the sole cause of misinformation spreading among young people in Vietnam.
- The passage explains the dangers of online misinformation and offers strategies for young people to critically evaluate and verify information.
Question 29
As used in paragraph 1, what does the word deluge most nearly mean?
- A confusing or unclear mixture.
- A major technical error or failure.
- A highly dangerous or harmful system.
- An overwhelming quantity or flood.
Question 30
It can be inferred from paragraph 2 that the Vietnamese government...
- has found that Zalo and Facebook are the only platforms responsible for spreading rumors in the country.
- considers the spread of false information a serious threat to social order and individual well-being.
- believes the Law on Cybersecurity has completely eliminated all fake news from online platforms.
- concluded that political elections are impacted by misinformation more than personal health choices.
Question 31
According to paragraph 3, what should you do if a news post causes a strong emotional reaction?
- You should look for other stories that make you feel the same way to confirm that it is true.
- You should pause and be aware that your judgment might be clouded and more easily manipulated.
- You should check if the source is an obscure website, as reputable organizations avoid emotional content.
- You should immediately share it because its emotional power indicates that the story is very important.
Question 32
Paragraph 4 is primarily concerned with...
- explaining that manipulated images and videos are the most common type of misinformation.
- describing specific, practical techniques for verifying the accuracy of online content.
- warning that checking the date of an article is the only truly reliable fact-checking method.
- arguing that being skeptical is a negative trait that makes it hard to trust any news.
Question 33
Which of the following statements is NOT supported by the information in paragraph 5?
- Being able to evaluate facts empowers young people to become responsible members of the online community.
- The way teenagers consume news can directly shape their personal understanding of global events.
- Learning to identify fake news helps to protect oneself from the influence of damaging rumors.
- The information young people share online has very little effect on the overall digital environment.
Question 34
Paragraph 4 suggests that the presence of poor grammar in an article is a potential sign of what?
- It proves that the information must have been translated from a different language.
- It is an effect of the article being written to cause an extreme emotional reaction.
- It can be a red flag indicating that the information source may not be reliable or credible.
- It means the article is likely old news that has been recirculated to mislead readers.
Question 35
In which place in the passage can the following sentence best fit?
- I
- II
- III
- IV
Rewrite each of the following sentences, using the given words so that it keeps the same meaning. Do not change the form of the words given.
Question 36
My older brother recommended this helpful tutorial. → This helpful tutorial __________. (BY)
Question 37
You should drink ginger tea because it can help you sweat and reduce your fever. → You should drink ginger tea __________. (SO THAT)
Question 38
I'm quite sure this delay is because of an accident up ahead. → This delay __________. (BE)
Question 39
The train staff will carry my luggage. → My luggage __________. (BY)
Question 40
The novel 'Dream City' is long. The novel 'Lost Worlds' is also long. → The novel 'Dream City' is __________. (AS)
Question 41
Because of the sudden rain, we had to decide to cancel the picnic. → Because of the sudden rain, we had to __________. (MAKE)
Question 42
You've practiced for many hours. Other people usually don't practice as much. → You've practiced __________. (MORE)
Write the word in brackets in its correct tense to complete the following sentences.
Question 43
If you follow these steps carefully, your dish (be) __________ delicious.
Question 44
I've finished (drink) __________ my drink. Could I have the bill?
Write the correct form of the word in brackets to complete the following sentences.
Question 45
The hotel staff helped the traveler with the __________ for a table at the popular local restaurant. (arrange)
Question 46
Due to the heavy snow and icy roads, many people might experience __________ this week while staying indoors. (bore)
Question 47
My younger brother was a bit __________ to try the new kind of mooncake, but he liked it in the end. (hesitate)
Question 48
The two friends started to __________ about the color of her hair, as their memories were different. (agree)
Question 49
I'm saving money every month, so there's a strong __________ that I can buy the new laptop soon. (possible)
Question 50
I want to improve my strategy in this competitive online game. Do you have any good __________ for me? (suggest)