SG GIAO DUC VA DAO TAO THANH HOA, DE THI THU TN THPT LAN 2 TRUONG THPT BIM SON MON TIENG ANH (Nam hoc 2022-2023) Théi gian lian bai: 40 phat MUC TIEU Y Citing 6 kién thiee vé Ngfe dim (phat dim & trong dm tte), ede ehti diém ngie phap co ban: Cée thi trong tiéng Anh, Question so sah, Question diéu kign, Question twong thuét, Question by ding, Céc loat ménh i, Tir logi, Question tieémg thuat, Question héi duéi, Déo ngit, Se hoa hop chi ngie & déng ti, Phot hop thi... va kién thite tie ving cdp THPT. V Hodn thién vé nng cao ky nang xte If ede dang bat tap tiéng Anh: Ngit dm, Tim Idi sat, Nett phap & tie vung, Doc dién tit, Doc hiéu, Tim Question dong nghia, Tit dong nghia/Trai nghia,, Section 1: Mark the letter A. B, C, or D on your answer sheet (o indicate the word(s) OPPOSITE in meaning to the underlined word(s) in each of the following questions. Question 1: Strongly advocating healthy foods, Jane doesa't eat any chocolate. A. impugning B. advising C. supporting Question 2: When he passes the entrance exam, his parents will be walking o1 A. extremely happy B. extremely light C. feeling extremely unhappy D. feeling extremely airy Section 2: Choose the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the word whose underlined part differs from the other three in pronunciation in each of the following questions. Question 3: A. near B. clear © fear D. bear Question 4: A. stopped —_B. joined C. cooked D. laughed Section 3: Mark the letter A, B,C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best completes each of the following exchanges. Question 5: Peter: "The water in this lake is getting worse and worse’. Tolan "It is giving ofa horrible smell. A. You can say that again. B. 1 don't really think so. C.Idon't quite agree D. That's not a matter. Question 6: Jenny: "Could you show me the way to the post office?” - Jack: ‘A. Go ahead, then take first tuming on your left. B, The show is not interesting. C. About fifteen minutes. D. The post office is not far from here. Section 4: Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the questions from 7 to 11. Fairies today are the stuff of children's stories, little magical people with wings, often shining with light. Typically pretty and female, like Tinkerbell in Peter Pan, they usually use their magic to do small things and are mostly friendly to humans. We owe many of our modem ideas about fairies to Shakespeare and stories from the 18th and 19th centuries. Although we can see the origins of fairies as far back as the Ancient Greeks. we can see similar creatures in many cultures. The earliest fairy-like creatures can be found in the Greek idea that trees and rivers had spirits called dryads and nymphs. Some people think these creatures were originally the gods of earlier, pagan religions that worshipped nature. They were replaced by the Greek and Roman gods, and then later by the Christian God, and became smaller, less powerful figures as they lost importance. Another explanation suggests the origin of fairies is a memory of real people, not spirits. So, for example, when tribes with metal weapons invaded land where people only used stone weapons, some of the people escaped and hid in forests and caves. Further support for this idea is that fairies were thought 1to be afraid of iron and could not touch it. Living outside of society, the hiding people probably stole food and attacked villages. This might explain why fairies were often described as playing tricks on humans. Hundreds of years ago, people actually believed that fairies stole new babies and replaced them with a ‘changeling’ — a fairy baby — or that they took new mothers and made them feed fairy babies with their milk, While most people no longer believe in fairies, only a hundred years ago some people were very willing to think they might exist. In 1917, 16-year-old Elsie Wright took two photos of her cousin, nine-year-old Frances Griffiths, sitting with fairies. Some photography experts thought they were fake, while others weren't sure. But Arthur Conan Doyle, the writer of the Sherlock Holmes detective stories, believed they were real. He published the original pictures, and three more the girls took for him, in a magazine called The Strand, in 1920. The girls only admitted the photos were fake years later in 1983, created using pictures of dancers that Elsie copied from a book. Question 7: Which of the following can be the best title for the passage? ‘A. The legend of fairies B. How did people worship fairies? C. Fairy tales in history D, Should we believe in fairies? Question 8: According to paragraph 1, fairies are A. interested in Tinkerbell in Peter Pan B. unfriendly to human . kinds of books for children D. not usually male Question 9: The word “fake” in paragraph 4 is closest in meaning to A. artificial B. ambiguous C. counterfeit D. vivacious Question 10: In paragraph 2, the phrase “these creatures” in bold refer to ‘A. the Greek: and Roman gods B. the spitits of wrees and rivers. C. the Ancient Greek people. D. trees and rivers. Question 11: Which of the following is TRUE about fairies, according to the passage? ‘A. Newer religions changed how people thought of fairies B, Arthur Conan Doyle created some of the fake photos. C. Elsie and Frances were surprised Arthur Conan Doyle believed them. D. People used iron to protect themselves from fairies. Section 5: Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the underlined part that needs correction in each of the following questions. Question 12: Although compulsory lying doesn't have its own diagnostic criteria in the DSM, it does have some unigue signs. A. compulsory B. unique Cown D. lying Question 13: The puppy stood up slowly, wagged its tail, blinking its eyes, and barked A. blinking B.and C. slowly D. its Question 14: He didn’t meet her even one time since they said good bye together A. didn’t meet B.even C. one time D. said Section 6: Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word(s) CLOSEST in meaning to the underlined word(s) in each of the following questions. Question 15: It is really incredible that he is unaware of such basie facts ‘A. imaginable B. disappointed . difficult D. unbelievable Question 16: Once heralded as a future star of the technological world, Daniel came a eropper when his product proved to be a total flop. A. failed B. succeeded C. abandoned D. escaped Section 7: Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B,C, or D on your answer sheet to Indicate the correct word or phrase that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 17 to 21. There are many types of English around the world, Some well-known varieties in Asia include Chinglish in China, Singlish in Singapore and Japanese English. A group of language experts in Japan is troubled by how the government uses English. _(17)___, it says the government uses computer or 2online translation too much. Researchers say many translations create strange and confusing words and expressions _(18) are confusing to English speakers. The researchers worry this could have a negative impact on Japan's tourist industry. They even say the increasing number of unsuitable words is becoming a "national embarrassment” in Japan. The research team says computer software gives (19) or incorrect translations for individual kanji - the Chinese characters used inJapanese writing. There are___(20), examples of this, including "Hello Work" - the name for job centers, and "Go To Travel” a plan to help tourism in Japan during the COVID-19 pandemic. The team says software creates, "unintentionally funny translations that could easily be corrected if they were just checked by an English speaker". Businesses also create this English. The Christmas message being used by the Seibu. Sogo department store las raised __(21)__. Tt says "Stay Positive." Many people believe this is the wrong thing to say during coronavirus and "Stay Happy" would be better. Question 17: A. Consequently B. While C.n particular D. Generally Question 18: A. whose B. who C.which D. whom Question 19: A. foul B. odd . flashy D. precise Question 20: A. much B. many Calot D. plenty Question 21: A. hands B. fingers C. voices D. eyebrows Section 8: Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the following questions. Question 22: The problem of, among young people is hard to solve. A. employment B. employees C. employers D. unemployment Question 23: The more I tried my best to help her, she became A. less lazy B. the lazier C. the more lazy De lazier Question 24: the distance was too far and the time was short, we decided to fly there instead of going there by trai A. To discover B. Discovered ©. To have discovered. Discovering Question 25: A number of accusations have been against Mark by his former colleagues. A. shot B. drawn C. driven D. levelled Question 26: It’s an hour since he 90 he must be at the office now. A. is leaving B, was leaving Cleft D. has left Question 27: Mary's husband gave her a bag. A.black French new -Benewblack French C. new French black —_D, French black new Question 28: He always goes a walk in the early morning. A. for Bin Con Dat Question 29: P'll___you off this time but the next time you'll be punished A. set B. leave C. put Da let Question 30: Peter is thinking of changing his job because there are few. of promotion. ‘A. vacancies B. perspectives C. aspects D. prospects Question 31: My father__ when he found out that I'd damaged the car. A. saw pink elephants B. hit the roof CC. made my blood boil D. brought the house down Question 32: Thomas a big fortune when he was young, so he didn’t have to work hard. A. came across B. came into C. went up D. went into Question 33: Bill Gates made his money by satisfying the for computer operating system that were easy to use. A hope B. responsibility C. demand D. command Question 34: John will look for a job ‘A after he had passed his exams B. as soon as he passes his exams C. while he was passing his D. before he passed his exams 3Question 35: She called me yesterday, ‘A. didnt she B. did her . did she D. didn't her Question 36: Everyone thought Emma should accept the offer. _ she tumed it down. A. Moreover B. Therefore ©, However D, Although Section 9: Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the questions from 37 to 43. Since it’s a relatively new technology, there’s little research to establish the long-term consequences, good or bad, of social media use. However, multiple studies have found a strong link between heavy social media and an increased risk for depression, anxiety, loneliness, self-harm, and even suicidal thoughts. The following are negative experiences that social media may promote. Even if you know that images you're viewing on social media are manipulated, they can still make ‘you feel insecure about how you ook or what's going on in your own life. Similarly, we're all aware that other people tend to share just the highlights of their lives, rarely the low points that everyone experiences. But that doesn’t lessen those feelings of envy and dissatisfaction when you're serolling through a friend’s airbrushed photos of their tropical beach holiday or reading about their exciting new promotion at work. While fear of missing out (FOMO) has been around far longer than social media, sites such as Facebook and Instagram seem to exacerbate feelings that others are having more fun or living better lives than you are. The idea that you're missing out on certain things can impact your self-esteem, trigger anxiety, and fuel even greater social media use, mmch like an addiction. FOMO can compel you to pick up your phone every few mimutes to check for updates, or compulsively respond to each and every alert—even if that means taking risks while you're driving, missing out on sleep at night, or prioritizing social media interaction over real world relationships. ‘A study at the University of Pennsylvania found that high usage of Facebook, Snapchat, and Instagram increases rather decreases feelings of loneliness, Conversely, the study found that reducing social media usage can actually make you feel less lonely and isolated and improve your overall wellbeing. Human beings need face-to-face contact to be mentally healthy. Nothing reduces stress and boosts, ‘your mood faster or more effectively than eye-to-eye contact with someone who cares about you. The more you prioritize social media interaction over in-person relationships, the more you're at risk for developing or exacerbating mood disorders such as anxiety and depression. About 10 percent of teens report being bullied on social media and many other users are subjected to offensive comments. Social media platforms such as Twitter can be hotspots for spreading hurtful rumors, lies, and abuse that can leave lasting emotional scars. Sharing endless selfies and all your innermost thoughts on social media can create an unhealthy self centeredness and distance you from real-life connections. Question 37: What does the passage mainly discuss? ‘A. The importance of social media B, Teenagers and social media . Social media and mental health D. Negative aspects of social media Question 38: The word “fuel” in paragraph 3 is closest in meaning to A. provoke B. replenish C. refurbish D. charge Question 39: The word “exacerbating”in paragraph 5 is closest in meaning to A. accelerating B. decelerating C. aggravating D. facilitating Question 40: Which is NOT TRUE about social media according to the passage? A. FOMO can force people irresistibly respond to every alert when they pick up their phone. B. High social media usage is the main cause of high blood pressure. C. Social media can be used to spread hurtful rumors, lies, and abuse. D. Social media don't make people fee! less lonely. Question 41: According to the passage, which of the following is not mentioned as one of the negative experiences when using social media?A. cyberbullying B. isolation . self-reliance D. depression Question 42: Which of the following can be inferred from the passage? ‘A. People prioritize real world relationships over social media interaction. B. Modifying social media usage can help improve people’s mental health. C. Young people shouldn’t waste their time on social media, D. More and more teenagers are bullied on social medic Question 43: The word “they” in paragraph 2 refers to ‘A. social media B. people C. images D. highlights Section 10: Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the sentence that best combines each pair of sentences in the following questions Question 44: The students didn’t revise for their exams. They didn’t realize how important the exams were. ‘A. The students didn’t revise for their exams, for they realize how important the exams were. B, The students didn’t revise for their exams, nor did they realize how important the exams were, C. The students didn’t revise for their exams, and did they realize how important the exams were. D. The students didn’t revise for their exams, so did they realize how important the exams were Question 45: The path down the mountain was slippery. It was hard for us to stay on our feet A. So slippery was the path down the mountain that we found it hard to keep our balance. B. So slippery the path down the mountain was that we had difficulty keeping our balance. . Slipper as the path down the mountain, we had difficulty keeping our balance. D. Such was the slippery of the path down the mountain that it was hard for us to stay on our feet. Section 11: Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the sentence that is closest im meaning to each of the following questions. Question 46: I last met my grandparents five years ago. ‘A. Ihave met my grandparents for five years. B, [haven't met my grandparents for five years C. Toften met my grandparents five years ago. D. I didn’t meet my grandparents five years ag Question 47: I didn’t know that was her birthday so I didn’t buy her a present ‘A. If Thad known that was her birthday, I would have bought her a present. B. If I had known that was her birthday, I would haven't bought her a present. C. Tf Thad known that was her birthday, Twould buy her a present. D. If Thad known that was her birthday, I wouldn't have bought her a present. Question 48: It’s very likely that the company will accept his application A. The company needs accept his application. B, The company might accept his application. C. The company must accept his application, D. The company should accept his application Section 12: Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word that differs from the rest inthe position of the main stress in each of the followings. Question 49: A. convention —B. century C. computer D. adventure Question 50: A. evolve B. argue C. protect De cesist THE END—BANG DAP AN 1al2e) 3p] 4B 6a |74] 8D |90 |108 wa] i | 13. | a4. | as. | a6. | a7. | 18, [19.8] 20.8 av;alal/pdiajecl|e 2. | 22, |23.B] 24. | 28. | 26 | 27.B] 28. | 29. | 30. ai.B]32.B| 33. [348] 35. | 36 | 37. | 3s. | 39. | 40.8 c alc|p]/ale 41. |42.B) 43. [4B] 45. |46.B) 47. | 48.B | 49.B | 50.B c c A A HUONG DAN GIAI CHI TIET 1am) Kién thite: Te trai aghia Giai thich: advocating (v) ting bd A. impugning (v) cng kich, bai xich B. advising (v) khuyén bao C. supporting (v) fing ho D. denying (v) pli nhan => advocating ~< impugning Tam dich: Cuc ky ting hé thue phim lioh manh, Jane khong an bat ky loai Choose A. 27H) Kién thitc: Tit trai nghia Gla thich: walking on air (idioms): rit vui suéng, hanh phe A. extremely happy =walking on air: cdm thay vé cing vui mtng, hanh phic B. extremely light: rét nhe C. feeling extremely unhappy: cam thay khong hanh phic D. feeling extremely airy: cém théy rit vui => walking on air ~< feeling extremely unhappy Tam djeh: Khi anh dy vrot qua ky thi tuyén sinh, b6 me anh dy s8 duge di dao trén khong, Choose 3 (NB) Kién thite: Phat am “ea” Giai thich: A. near /nta(r)/ B. clear /klia(r) C. fear /e(r) D. bear /bea(r) Phuong an D 6 phan gach chan de la / ea/, c6n Iai dgc la fia! Choose D.4B) Kién thie: Phat am “ed” Giai thich: A. stopped /stopt/ B. joined /dgomd/ C. cooked /kekt/ D. laughed /la:ft’ Phwong an B cé phan gach chan doc la /d/, cOn lai doe 1a 1 Choose B. S(TH) Kién thie: Tinh hudag giao tiep Giai thich: Peter va John néi chuyéa véi nhaw. Tohn: -N6 ¢6 mii rit kinh khing”, A. Minh déng ¥ voi ba B. Minh khong nghi vay. C. Mink khang dang ¥ D. Dé khong phai la vin a8. Choose A. 6 (TH) Kién thite: Tinh hudng giao tiép Giai thich: Jenny: “Ban c6 thé chi cho téi duong di dén bun dign duoe khong?” ~Tack: " A. Di thing, sau dé ré trai. B. Budi biéu dién khong thu vi. C. Khoang mui lam phi D. Buu dign cach day khong xa Choose A. 7(vDC) Kién thie: Doc hiéu Giai thich: Diéu nao sau day co thé la tidu dé t6t nhat cho dogn van? A. Truyan thuyét v8 cae vi tién B. Con nguai thé céc vi tién nh thé nio? C. Truyén 6 tich trong lich sit D. Cé nén tin vao tién khong? Thong tin: We owe many of our modern ideas about fairies to Shakespeare and stories from the 18th and 19th centuries. Another explanation suggests the origin of fairies is a memory of real people, not spicits. Tam djeh: Ching ta ng abiéu ¥ tudng hidn dai vé ede ning tién etia Shakespeare va nhimg edu eluyén tie thé ky 18 va 19. Mot lai giai thich khic cho tha hon. Choose A. y chin nguén géc ciia cdc nang tién la ky ite cia nguoi that chit khong phai linh8 (VD) Kién thite: Doe hiéu chi tiét Giai thich: Theo dogn I, cae nang tién A. quan tam dén Tinkerbell trong Peter Pan B. khong than thign véi con nguei C. logi sch danh cho tré em D. khong thudng dan cho nam Théng tin: Fairies today are the stuff of children’s stories, little magical people with wings, often shining with light. Typically pretty and female, like Tinkerbell in Peter Pan, they usually use their magic to do small things and are mostly friendly to humans. Tam djeh: Céc nang tién ngay nay 1a thir trong truyén thiéu ahi, nbimg ngudi ahd bE 6 phép thudt voi oi cénh, tong téa sang véi anh sang. Dién hink la nirtng ¢6 nang xinh dep va nt tinh, nh Tinkerbell trong Peter Pan, ho thong sir dung phép thuat ctia minh dé lam ning vige nhé nit va hau nur rat than thign voi con nguer Choose D. 9 (VD) Kién thite: Tir vung Giai thich: A. attificial (adj) nhan tao B_ ambiguous (adj) mo hd C. counterfeit (adj) gid. khong that D. vivacious (adj) hoat bat Théng tin: Some photography experts thought they were fake, while others weren't sure. Tam dich: Mét sé chuyén gia nhiép anh cho rang ching la gid, trong khi nhiing ngwai khac thi khong chic. Choose C. 10 (VD) Kién thite: Doe hiéu chi tiét Giai thich: Trong doan 2, cum tir “nhiing sinh vat ma A. cae vj thin Hy Lap va La Ma B. cae link hé C. nguoi Hy Lap c6 dai. D. cdy 6i, song ngbi. Théng tin: The earliest fairy-like creatures can be found in the Greek idea that trees and rivers had spirits called dryads and nymphs. Some people think these creatures were originally the gods of earlier, pagan religions that worshipped nature. Tam djeh: Nitag sinh vat giéng ah cé tich sém nhét c6 thé duge tim thay trong ¥ tuéng ciia nguai Hy Lap ring cay c6i va dang s6ng cé nhitag linh hon duge goi la nit than rimg va mi than. Mot s6 ngwoi nght ing nhimg sinh vat nay ban dau li cdc vj than ciia céc ton gido ngoai gido trade dé ton the thién nhién Choose B. 1(VD) Kién thite: Doc hiéu chi tét Giai thich: Theo dogn van, cau nao dudi day dién dat ding vé céc tién? A. Cae ton gido moi hon da thay déi cach moi ngwoi nghi vé cdc tién. B. Conan Doyle da tao ra mot s6 bite anh gid mao.C. Elsie va Frances ngac nhién khi Arthur Conan Doyle tin ho. D. Con nguéi da st dung sit dé bao vé ban than trrde cdc tién Thong tin: Some people think these creatwes were originally the gods of earlier, pagan religions that worshipped nature. They were replaced by the Greek and Roman gods, and then later by the Christian God, and became smaller, less powerful figures as they lost importance. Tam djch: Mét sé ngwoi nghi ring nhitmg sinh vat nay ban dau 1a cde vj than cia cdc tn gido ngoai gido trrée 46 ton thé thién ahién. Ho bj thay thé béi cae vj than Hy Lap va La Ma, réi sau d6 la Chia cia Co déc gio, va tro think abiing ahan vat nhé bon, kém quyén hye hon khi ho mét di tim quan trong. Choose A. Dich bai doe: NGi dung dich: Negay nay tién chi tén tai trong truyén thiéu nhi. Ho 1a nhiing ngwoi nhé bé cé phép thuat véi déi canh va thuong t6a ra anh sang. Dién hinh la nang tién xinh dep va mit tinh nhur Tinkerbell trong Peter Pan. Ho thwong sir dung phép thuat eiia minh dé kim abiing vige ab6 abst va rit than thién véi con ngudi. Nho Shakespeare va nhing cau chuyén tir thé ky 18 va 19, chung ta biét nhiéu y trong hién dai ve ede nang tién, Mge dit ching ta o6 thé biét ngudn géc ctia ede nang tién tir théi Hy Lap cé dai, nhmg ching ta c6 thé thay nhimg sinh vt twong ty trong nhiéu nén van héa khae nhau, Nhitng sinh vat sém nbat 6 thé duge tim thay trong tw tréng ctia nguoi Hy Lap la cay c6i va dong song véi ning linh hén duge goi la nf than rimg va nt than song. Mét s6 ngudi nghi ring nbdng sinh vat nay ban dau la ede vi than eda céc tn gio ngoai gido tude dé ton thé thién nhién. Ho bi thay thé béi céc vi thin Hy Lap va La Ma, sau dé la Chia cia Co déc gio, va tré thinh nhing nhén vét nhé hon, kém quyén lye hon khi hg mat di tam quan trong, Mot loi giai thich khdc cho thy ngudn gée ca ede ning tien 1a ky tke ctta ngwai that chit khong phai v8 mat tinh than. Vi dy, khi ede bé le str dung vii khi kim logi xam chiém ving dat noi moi ngudi chi st dung vi khi bang da, mét sé ngwoi da trén thoat va an nau trong rimg va hang dong. Xuat phat tir y tong nay, cde nang tien duge cho la sq sit va khong thé cham vao nd. Nhing nguai an nau, song ngoai x3 hoi c6 thé 42 An trom thite an va tin cOng ede ngoi lang. Digu niy e6 thé gidi thich tai sao ede ming tien throng due miéu ta 1a hay gig tro di bai véi con ngwéi. Hang trim nim tnrde, moi ngwdi thu ng cac nang tién da danh cap nhimng dita tré mai sinh va thay thé ching bang m@t 'ngwéi thay thé! em bé than tign - hoc ho bit nhiing ba me méi sinh va bat ho cho nhiing dita tré than tién bi sita cita minh. Trong khi hau hét moi ngwoi khong con tin vao cdc nang tién, thi chi mot trim ném truéc, mot sé ngudi van nghi ring ho c6 thé tn tai, Nam 1917, Elsie Wright, 16 tudi, di chyp hai bite anh em ho eta c6, Frances Griffiths, chin tuoi, dang ng6i véi cdc nang tién. Mot s6 chuyén gia nhigp anh cho rang ehiing li gia, trong khi nhiing nguoi khéc thi khong chic chin. Noung ngai Conan Doyle. tic gia cia truyén trinh tham Sherlock Holmes, tin ring ching cé that. Ong da xuat ban nhitng bite anh géc va ba bite aah nita a cdc ¢6 gai di chyp trén m@t tap chi ¢6 t8n The Strand, vao nam 1920. Cée c6 gai chi thir nhgn nhing bite anh @6 1a gia vao nim 1983 va chiing duge tao ra bing céch sit dung hinh énh cia ede vo ong ma Elsie di sao chép ti mét cudn sich. 12 (VD) Kién thie: Sy két hop tir Giai thich: pathological lying: bénh ly néi déi, Tam dich: Mic dit n6i doi bénh ly khong c@ tiéu chun chin dodn rigng trong DSM, aking n6 c6 mat sé du higu riéng, Choose A. 13 TE) Kién thite: Cau tric song song Giaii thich: stood up, wagged, and barked ign tir “and” néi eae tir déng Logi Sita: blinking => blinked Tam djeh: Con ehé con th tt ding dy dudi, chop mit va sua, 8Choose A. 14TH) Kién thite: Su phéi hop thi Gia thick: Céu tric: S + has/have + Ved/V3 + since +S + Ved/V2 mah 8 trade “since” chia bign tai hoan than ‘Ding dé dién ta sw viée vin dang tiép tue xay ra 6 hién tai bat dau ny thoi diém nao dé trong qua khw. Tam djeh: Anh éy da khdng gap c6 dy di chi mét lin ke tir khi ho n6i loi tam biét véi nhau. Choose A. 15 (TH) Kién thire: Tit dang aghia Giai thich: incredible (adj) bat nge A. imaginable (adj) c6 thé tong tong dure B. disappointed (adj) that vong C. difficult (adj) kho D. unbelievable (adi) kis tin > incredibl ‘Tam djch: That khong thé tin duege la an ta khong biét vé nbiing se thit cor ban nbw vay Choose D. 16 (VD) Kién thite: Te déng aghia Gidi thich: came a cropper (idiom) - Nghia den: nga dau - Nghia bong: thua cugc, st that bai ning n8 A. failed (v) thit bai B, succeeded (v) thanh cong C. abandoned (¥) 66 roi D. escaped (v) tru thodt gm dich: Ting duoc diy doan 1a m9t ng6i sao twang Iai cia thé gigi co: than mot ké thét bai khi sin phim eta anh thét bai hodn toan. Choose A. 17TH) Kien thie: Tir néi Giai thich: A. Consequently (adv) hau qua la B. While (adv) trong khi C. In particular (adv) cu thé 1a D. Generally (adv) ain chung La Thong tin: A group of language experts in Japan is troubled by how the government uses English. In particular, it says the government uses computer or online translation too much. dich: Mot nhom chuyén gia ngén agit @ Nhgt Ban dang gp ric réi véi cach chinh phi sit dung tiéng Anh. Cu thé, n6 néi ring chinh phi str dung may tinh hote dich thudt trre tuyén qua nbiéu. Choose C. 18 (TH) Kién thite: Dai tir quan hé Glit thich: Dung dai tt quan hg “which” thay thé cho danh tie chi sw vat, swe vige “words and expressions” unbelievable hé nhung Daniel 4 tré 10Thong tin: Researchers say many translations create strange and confusing words and expressions which are confusing to English speakers Tam djch: Céc nha nghién etm cho biét nhiéu ban dich tao ra nhiing tir va edch di hieu, gay nhdm lan cho ngwéi noi tiéng Anb. Choose C. 19 (TH) Kién thite: Su la chon tr Giai thich: A. foul (adi) hoi B. odd (adi) Ia, ky la C. flashy (adj) bong ahoang, D. precise (adj) chin xac Théng tin: The research team says computer software gives odd or incorrect translations for individual kanji - the Chinese characters used inJapanese writing. Tam djeh: Nhdm nghién ctu cho biét phan mém may tinh dura ra nhiing ban dich ky Ig hoge khong e xae cho timg chit kanji - abting ky ty Trung Quée durge str dyng trong van ban tiéng Nhat. Choose B. 20 TH) Kién thite: Tir chi Inong Giai thich: examples — danh tir s6 nhisu A. much +N khong dém duge => loai B. many > ding C.a lot + of + N sé nhiéu => khong chon vi thiéu “of” D. plenty + of + N sé nhiéwkhong dém duge => loa Théng tin: There are many examples of this, including "Hello Work" - the name for job centers, and "Go To Travel" a plan to help tourism in Japan during the COVID-19 pandemic. Tam djch: Co rit nhieu vi dy v8 diéu nay, bao gbm "Xin chio cOng vigc" - 18n etia cde trung tam vige lam va "Di du lich” mot ké hoach gitip 40 ngaah du lich Nhét Ban trong dai dich COVID-19. Choose B. 21 (VD) Kién thite: Thanh nett Giai thich: "Raise an eyebrow" = nhuong may tin twéng/khOng tén thanh. Thong tin: The Christmas message being used by the Seibu Sogo department store has raised evebrowns Tam djch: Thong digp Giang sinh durge sit dung béi etka hang bach héa Seibu Sogo da khién nhigu ngudi khong tan thanh Choose D. Dich bai dg ‘Noi dung dich: Cé rat nhiéu loai tiéng Anh trén khap thé gidi. Mot s6 giéng néi tiéng & chau A bao gém Chinglish & Trung Qué, Singlish & Singapore va ting Anh Nh§t Ban. Mgt nhém chuyén gia ngon ngi 6 Nhat Ban dat iy la va ko \ 6 nbiai > nghia la thé hign sw ngac nhién, hoai nghi hoge khong, dang gip ric roi véi cach chinh phi str dung tigng Anh. Cy thé, n6 noi rang chinh phi sir dung may tinh hhode dich thudt tre tuyén qué nhiéu. Cée nha nghién eu cho biét nhiéu ban dich tao ra nhting ti va céch dign dat ky Ja va kho hiéu, gay nhdm Ma cho ngwdi néi tiéng Anh. Cac nha nghién ctu lo ngai diéu nay 6 thé tdc dng tiéu eve dén nganh du lich eta Nhgt Ban. Ho thdm chi con néi rang sé lugng ngay cang ting cua cfc tr kh6ng phi hop dang tré think mot "noi xau ho quoc gia" @ Nhat Ban. hom nghién ctu cho biét phin mém may tinb da ra ning ban dich ky la hoa khong chinh xée cho tig chit kanji - nhing ky w Trung Quéc duoc sir dung trong van baa titng Nhat. Cé rit abiéu vi du vé dig nay, bao gdm "Xin chao cong vigc" - tén cita cdc trang tam vige lam va "Bi du lich” mot ké boach. ugitip 40 nganh du lich 6 Nhgt Ban trong dai dich COVID-19. Nhém cho biét phan mém tgo ra “ede ban dich hai hue khong chi ¥ ¢6 thé dé dang sira chita néu chting chi duge kigm tra bai mot ngwoi ndi tigng Anh". Cac doanh nghigp cing t20 ra tiéag Anh nay. Thong diep Giang sinh duge sit dung boi cita hang bach hoa Seibu Sogo da khién nhiéu nguoi nhuéng may. No noi "Song tich cue." Nhién nguoi tin ring day la digu sai trai khi n6i trong dai dich coronavirus va "Stay Happy" sé tot hon. 22 (VD) Kién thie: Ti loai Giai thich: A. employment (n) sy that nghiép B. employees (1) ngwai lam thue C. employers (a) ngudi chit D. unemployment (n) sy khéng that nghiép Ché wéng can dign la danh tt theo céu tric: The + a+ of +a Dyra vao aghia => loai D ‘Tam djch: Van dé thét nghigp trong gidi tré rét kho giai quyat Choose D. 23 (TH) Kién thite: So sauh ting tién Giai thich: The + so sénh hon SY, the + so sanh hon SV > logi A, D ‘Voi tink tir duai y loi C Tam djeh: Toi cang c6 ging hét stte dé gitip 06 Ay, 06 ay cang tré nén Indi Choose B. 24 (VD) Kién thie: Rut gon ménh dé trang ng s8 coi lé tinh tir ngiin Xét va nghia: Chi ngit “we” ding thai la chii ngtt ctia dong tir “decide” va “distance” > cau géc” After we (had) discovered the distance was too far and the time was short, we decided to fly there instead of going there by train. > Sit dung “Ving” 4é rat gon ménh 4 trang ngit & dang cli dong Tam djch: Sau khi biét khoang cach qua xa va thoi gian thi ngan, ehting ti quyét dinh bay dén d6 thay vidén do bing tau hoa. Choose D. 25 (VDC) Kién thite: Cum dong tir Gii thich: level against: nim tei ai, bude ti ai am dich: Mét sé lei bude toi da duge cac dang nghigp efi cia anh ay chéng lai Mark Choose D. 26 (TH) Kién thite: Sy phéi hop thi Gti thich: It’s + khoang thdi gian ~ since + ménh dé chia qua khtt don: Da.....ké tie kh. Tam djch: Da mot gid ké tir khi anh ay roi di, vi vay bay gid anh ay phai van phong. Choose C. 27 (1H) Kién thite: Trdt tir ca tinh tir Giai thich: black — color 2French - origin new — age >» OpSASCOMP: new black French Tam djch: Chong cia Mary tang c6 ay mot chige tai Phap mau den mi Choose B. 28 (TH) Kién thie: Sy két hop ti Giai thich: go for a walk: di dao Tam djch: Anh ay ludn di dao vao buéi sing sém. Choose A. 29 (VDC) Kién thire: Cum dong tir Giai thich: let sb off: tha cho ai Tam dich: Tai sé khéng phat ban lin nay nhung Lin sau ban sé bi phat. Choose D. 30TH) Kién thire: Tir vung A. vacancies (n) vi tri tuyén dung B. perspectives (n) quan diém C. aspects (n) khia canh D. prospects (n) trién vong Tam dich: Peter dang neh Choose D. 31 (VDC) Kién thite: Thanh ogi? Giai thich: A. saw pink elephants: nhin 28 héa eude, hoa mat B. hit the roof : tro nén tite gign C. made my blood boil: khién khan gia v6 tay phan khich D. brought the house down: khién khén gia v6 tay phn khich Tam djch: Cha tdi da rit tte gidn khi biét ring 16i da lam hong chiée xe hoi. Choose B. 32 (VDC) Kién thite: Cum dong tit Giai thich: B. come into: thiva hvéng (inherit) C. went up: tang A. come across: tinh cé gap, tinh co nhén ra D. went into: di vao i dn vige thay di cong vige vi cé rat it trién vong thing tién Tam dich: Co ay da thira huéng mot tai san lén khi c6 ay con té, vi vay cd dy khong phai lam vige vat vA Choose B. 33 (TE) Kién thite: Sy Iya chon tt Giai thich: A. hope (n) hi vong 13B. responsibility (n) rich nhigm C. demand (n) nla edu D. command (1) ménh lénh Tam djch: Bill Gates kiém ti Choose C. 34 (TH) Kién thite: Sy phdi hop thi Giai thich: will look => ménh dé chia 6 twong lai khong thé két hop véi cde ménh dé chi thoi gian 6 qué Khir=> logi A, C,D Céu tric: $ + will + V(bare) + as soon as + S + V (present simple/present perfect) ‘Tam djeh: John s8 tim vige ngay sau Khi anh Jy vot qua ky thi eva mink Choose B. 35 (LH) Kien thite: Cau hoi dudi Giai thich: called => did she = she Cf trie: $+ Ved/V2, did + $2 Tam djch: Co dy 48 goi cho t0i ngay hém qua, phai khong? Choose A. 36 (TH) Kién thie: Lién tir Gia thich: A. Moreover: Hoa ata B, Therefore: Vi vay C. However: Tuy nhién D. Although: Mae di accept the offer (nhén lai dé nghj) > dung lign tie “however” néi 2 edu d6i lap nghia Tam djeh: Moi ngudi déu nghi Emma nén chép nbn loi d8 nghi. Tuy nhién, 6 dy d& tt chi no. Choose C. 37 (VDC) Kién thie: Doe hiéu ¥ chinh Giai thich: ‘Dogan van chu yéu thao lugn La gi? A. Tam quan trong ca mang x8 hoi B. Thanh thiéu nién va mang x8 boi C. Mang xi h@i va site khoe tam than D. Cac mat tiéu cye cita mang xa hoi Théng tin: However, multiple studies have found a strong link between heavy social media and an increased risk for depression, anxiety, loneliness, self-harm, and even suicidal thoughts. The following are negative experiences that social media may promote. Tam dich: Tuy ohién, nhiéu nghién ctu da tim th4y méi lién he chat ché gitta viée sit duag ahiéu mang xa hoi va tang nguy co tram cam, lo lng, c6 don, ty lim bai ban than va thém chi co ¥ dink ty we, Sau day [a nhitng trai nghiam tian eve ma mang x8 hoi c6 thé thie day Choose D. 38 (LH) Kién thite: Ti vung n bang cach dap img nbu caucho hé digu hanh may tinh dé sir dung. 14Giai thich: Tw “fuel” trong doan 3 cé nghia gan nhét voi A. provoke (v) Khoi goi B. replenish (v) kam day C. refurbish (v) ta trang D. charge (v) chi tra > fuel (v) thie diy = provoke Théng tin: The idea that you're missing out on certain things can impact your self-esteem, trigger anxiety, and finel even greater social media use, nmich like an addiction Tam djch: ¥ tong rang bgn dang bé 16 m@t s6 thir nhat dinh e6 thé anh huong dén lang ty trong cia ban, gay ra lo ling va thic day vige sir dung mang xa hoi nhiéu hon, ging nhw chimg nghign Choose A. 39 TE) Kién thie: Tir vung Giai thich: Tir “exacrbating” tro A. accelerating (v) ting tée B. decelerating (v) giam téc C. aggravating (v) lam trim trong thém D. facilitating (v) Lam cho tign nghi, thud loi Théng tin: The more you prioritize social media interaction over in-person relationships, the more you're at risk for developing or exacerbating mood disorders such as anxiety and depression Tam dich: Ban cing wu tién tyong tée trén mang x4 hoi hon eée méi quan h3 true tiép, ban cding ¢6 nhiéu fia nbat vai doan 5 gan guy co phat trién hode lam trim trong thém cde rdi Joan tém trang abv lo ling va tram cain, Choose C. 40(VD) Kién thite: Boe hieu chi tiét Giai thich: Diéu nao KHONG DUNG vé mang xa h@i theo doan van? A. FOMO cé thé bude moi ngwdi phan tng khéng thé cudng lai v6i moi céuh béo khi ho nhc dién thoai len B. Sir dyng mang x4 h@i nhiéu la nguyén nhan chinh gay ra bénh cao huyét ép. C. Phnong tign truyén thong xa hoi co thé duge sit dung dé lan truyén nhdmg tin din, déi tré va lam dung gay ton thong, D. Phuong tign truyén thng x8 h6i khdng lam cho moi agudi cim thay bét c6 don. Théng tin: A. FOMO can compel you to pick up your phone every few minutes to check for updates, or compulsively respond to each and every alert—even if that means taking risks while you're drivin missing out on sleep at aight, or prioritizing social media interaction over real world relationships. B. khong c6 théng tin durge nhiec trong bai C. Social media platforms such as Twitter can be hotspots for spreading hurtful rumors, lies, and abuse that can leave lasting emotional scars. D. A study at the University of Pennsylvania found that high usage of Facebook, Snapchat, and Instagram increases rather decreases feelings of loneliness. Tam djch: A. FOMO e6 thé bude ban phai nbéc dign thoai cia minh vai phiit mét Kin dé kiém tra cdc baa c@p abat hhoge bat bude phai phan héi timg va moi canh b4o—ngay c& khi digu dé c6 nghia la ban phai chap nhan rii ro khi dang I4i xe, mat ngit vao ban dém hose wn tign cho céc host dong xa hoi. twong tac truyén thng trén ede méi quan hé trong thé gidi thuc. 15B. khong cé théng tin nao duge nhic trong bai C. Céc nén tang truyén thong x8 boi nbw Twitter ¢6 thé 1a diém néng lan truyén nbttng tin dda, loi déi ta ‘va lam dung gay tn throng 6 the dé Iai nbiing vét sgo tinh cm lau di. D. Mét nghién ctu tai Dai hoc Pennsylvania cho thay vige sit dung nhigu Facebook, Snapchat va Instagram lam tang cam gide c6 don thay vi giam di Choose B. 41 (VD) Kién thite: Doc higu chi tiét Giai thich: Theo doan van, di ‘mang xa hoi? A. bat nat trén mang B.c6 lap Cot hue D. trim cam Thong tin: A, About 10 percent of teens report being bullied on social media and many other users are subjected to offensive comments nao sau day khong duge 8 cap 1 mot trong nhing trai nghiém tiéu cue khi sir dung, B. Sharing endless selfies and all your innermost thoughts on social media can create an unhealthy self centeredness and distance you from real-life connections D. he more you prioritize social media interaction over in-person relationships, the more you're at risk for developing or exacerbating mood disorders such as anxiety and depression. Tam djch: A. Khoang 10 phin trim thank ti phai chju nbdag binb luda xite pham B. Chia sé v6 s6 anh ty swéng va tat c4 nhiing suy nghi sau kin nat otia ban trén mang xa hdi cé thé t20 ra tim ly tyr cho minh [a trong tam kh6ng lanh manh va khién ban xa roi cée két noi ngoai doi thye. D. ban cang uu tién tong tée trén mang xi hoi hon cée méi quan hé true tiép, ban cang c6 nhiéu nguy co phat trign hode lam trim trong thém cée réi loan tm trang nb lo ling va Choose C. 42 (VDC) Kién thire: Doc higu suy luda Giai thich: ‘igu nao sau day c6 thé duge suy ra ti oan van? A. Moi ngwoi wu tién cde méi quan hé trong thé gidi thyc hon twong téc trén mang xa hdi. B, Stta di céch sir dung mang x8 h6i cé thé gidip cai thign site khée tm thin ctia moi ngudi. C. Nhtag ngwoi tré mdi khéng néa lang phi théi gian cia ho tréa mang x4 héi. D. Ngay cing c6 nhiéu thanh thiéu nién bj bit nat tréa mang xa hoi én bao edo bj bit nat trén mang x4 hdi va nhiéu ngudi ding khie Théng tin: Human beings need face-to-face contact to be mentally healthy. Nothing reduces stress and boosts your mood faster or more effectively than eye-to-eye contact with someone who cares about you. The more you prioritize social media interaction over in-person relationships, the more you're at risk for developing or exacerbating mood disorders such as anxiety and depression. Tam dich: Con nguéi can tiép xtc tryc tiép dé c6 tinh than khoe manh, Khéng cé gi lam gidm cang thing va cai thign tam trang cua ban nhanh hon hode higu qua hen la giao tiép bing mat voi ngwoi quan tam dén ban. Ban cang wu tién twong téc trén mang xa hoi hon ede moi quan hé tre tiép, ban cang co ahiéu nguy co phat trién hoe lam trém trong thém céc réi loan tém trang nbur lo ling va tram cam. Choose B. 43 (TH) Kién thie: Boe hiéu chi tiét Glai thich: Tir “ho” trong doan 2 dé cap dén A. mang x4 héi B. con ngudi C. hinh anh D. néi bat 16Thong tin: Even if you know that images you're viewing on social media are manipulated, they can still make you feel insecure about how you look or what's going on in your own life. Tam djch: Ngay ca khi ban biét rang nting hinh anh ban dang xem trén mgng xa h@i da bi chinh siza, ching van c6 thé khign ban cam thay bat an vé ngoai hinh ctia minh hodc nhimg gi dang dién ra trong cuge song ctia chink ban. Choose C. Dich bai dg NGidung dich: Vi day la mot cong nghé twong déi méi nén o6 rat it nghién ciru dé xée dinh ohttng hgu qua liu dai, tét hay xan cia vige str dng mang xa hoi. Tuy ahién, nhieu nghién cvtu 4a tim thay moi lien he cht ché gitta vige sir dung nhiéu mang xi h6i véi viée ting nguy co trim cém, lo ling, e6 don, tyr lam hai ban thén va tham chi c6 ¥ dinh tw tt. Sau day 14 nhitng trai nghiém tiéu ewe ma mang xa héi cé thé thnic day. Negay ca khi ban biét ring nbiing hinh anh ban dang xem trén mang x4 hoi da bi chinh stta, chiing vin c6 thé khién ban cam thdy bat an vé ngoai hinh ctia minh hose nhtng diéu dang dién ra trong cude séng cha chinh ban. Twong ty abur vay, tét cf chting ta déu bit ring ahimg ngwdi khéc cé xu huéng chi chia sé hig diém néi bjt trong cuge séng cia ho, higm khi chia sé nhttag diem yéu ma moi ngui déu trai qua Nhung diéu dé khong lam giam di cam gic ghen tj va khéng hai long khi ban Inet qua ahimng bite anh duge chinh sta kP cing cia mot nguoi ban vé ky) nghi 6 bai bién nbiét d6i hoe khi ban doe doe thong tin vé sy thing chite ciia ho tai noi lam viée. Mac di adi s¢ bj bo 16 (FOMO) da tén tai lau bon abiéu so véi mang xa héi, nbung cac tang ah Facebook va Instagram duéng nhwr lam tram trong thém cém giée rang nhiing ngwoi kde dang e6 nhiéu nigm vui hoge song tot hon ban. ¥ tong ring ban dang bo 16 m@t sé tht nhat dinh ¢6 the anh buong én long tu trong cua ban, gay ra lo ling va thie day viée str dung mang x4 héi abiéu hon, giéng aby ching nghiga, FOMO cé thé bude ban phai nhéc dign thoai lén vai phiit mét lan dé kiém tra cée ban e4p ahat hhoge phan hoi v6i moi canh bao ngay ca khi diéw d6 c6 nghta la ban phai chap nbn rai ro khi dang lai xe, mat ngo vao ban dém hoa wu tién tong téc voi mang xa hoi hon cée méi quan hé trong thé gid thee Mot nghién ettu tei Bai hoc Pennsylvania cho thy vige sir dung nhiéu Facebook, Snapehat vi Instagram lam ting cam giée c6 don thay vi giam di. Ngugc Iai, nghién cin cho thay ring vige giém sir dung mang x2 hoi thye str c6 thé khnign ban eém thay bét e don va bj c6 lap hon, dng thoi cai thign site khoe tong. thé ciia ban. Con ngudi can tigp xiie true tigp dé co tinh thin khoe manh. Khong cd gi lam giém cng thing va cai thign tim trang cia ban nhanh hon hode higu qua hon La giao tiép bing mit v6i ngwei quan tam dén ban. Ban cang wu tién twong tée trén mang x4 hoi hon cde moi quan hé tue tiép, ban cang gap ahiéu nguy eo phat trien hogc lam tram trong thém eéc r6i loan tam trang nue lo lang va tram cam. Khoang 10 phan trim thanh thiéu nién bao cdo bj bit nat trén mang xa hoi va nbiéu ngwai ding khae phai chju ahing binh luan xtc pham. Cac néa tang truyén théng x4 hoi nhu Twitter c6 thé 1a diém néag, noi Jan truyén tin dén, nbitng loi déi ta va su lam dung géy nén ton throng Lu dai vé mat cdm mic. Chia sé nhting bie anh ty sudng bat tan va tét ca nhimg suy nghi tham kin nbat cia ban lén mang xa hoi c6 thé to ra tam ly tw cho mink Ia trung tam khong Linh mgnh va khién ban xa réi eéc két n6i ngoai doi thee. 44(VD) Kién thite: Két hop cau Giai thich: The students didn’t revise for their exams. They didn’t realize how important the exams were A. The students didn’t revise for their exams, for they realize how important the exams were. => B. The students didn’t revise for their exams, nor did they realize how important the exams were ding C. The students didn’t revise for their exams, and did they realize how important the exams were, => khong c6 cfu triie niy D. The students didn’t revise for their exams, so did they realize how important the exams were ghia Tam dich: uvCée sinh vién a khong on t€p cho ky thi ctia ho. Ho da khéng nhan ra tim quan trong cita céc ky thi. => B. Cée sinh vién da khong 6n tap cho ky thi eta ho, ho ting khéng nhén ra tam quan trong eta ky thi. Choose B. 45 (VD) Kién thirc: Két hop cau Gia thich: The path down the mountain was slippery. It was hard for us to stay on our feet. A. So slippery was the path down the mountain that we found it hard to keep our balance. =~ ding B. So slippery the path down the mountain was that we had difficulty keeping our balance. => sai cu nic C. Slipper as the path down the mountain, we had difficulty keepi ur balane > sai edu trie + nghia D. Such was the slippery of the path down the mountain that it was hard for us to stay on our feet. => sai cau trie Tam djch: Dudng xudng mii tron trot. That khé dé ching t6i ding trén déi chan cia minh, => A. Con dung xuéng nti trom trugt dén Choose A. 46 (VD) Kién thite: Cau déng nghia Giai thich: S + last + Ved/V2 + khodng thoi gian + ago (lan cudi gap ai dé cach day bao lau) > § + hasn’thaven’t + Ved/V3 + for + khoang thai gian (bao lau khong gap ai d6) Tam dich: Lan cuoi cing t6i gp ong ba cua tdi ndim nim trade. >B, Toi da khong gap ong ba cia tOi trong nim nam. Choose B. 47 (WD) Kién thite: Cau dong nghia Giai thich: Cau géc dang dign ta thie té @ qua Khir > Dung cau diéu kign loai 3 dé dura ra gid thiét ti nguoe qua kit Céu tic: If + $ +had + Ved/V3, $ + would/could/might + have + Ved/V3 Tam djch: Téi khéng biét dé 1a sinh nhét ota ¢6 ay nén tdi da khong mua qua cho 6 Ay. => A. Néu t6i biét hom dé la sinh nbat cita c@ dy thi toi da mua qua cho 06 ay ri Choose A. 48 (VD) Kién thite: Cau déng nghia Gtai thich: It’s very likely that = might sth: c6 thé xay ra didu gi Tam djch: Rat o6 kha ning cong ty sé chp nhdn don dang ky ciia anb dy. => B. Cong ty c6 thé chap nhan don dang ky ciia anh ay Choose B. 49 (NB) Kién thite: Trong am tir 3 am tiét Giai thich: A. convention ‘kon’ venfia/ B. century /‘sentfori/ C. computer /kem’ piu ta(r)/ D. adventure /adventfa(r) chang tdi kho 18Phwong én B cé trong am roi vao 1, con igi roi vio 2 Choose B. 50 (NB) Kién thie: Trong am tir 2 am tiét Giai thich: A. evolve /rvolv/ B. argue /‘a:giu:! C. protect /pra'tekt/ D. resist /n' ast! Phuong an B 6 trong am roi vao 1, con Iai roi vao 2 Choose B. 19