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Câu 1. Read the following leaflet and mark the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the option that best fits each numbered blank from 1 to 5. RESPONSIBLE TRAVEL Responsible tourism asks visitors to reduce harm while supporting local communities. Travellers should avoid disturbing wildlife, respect cultural rules, choose local services, and minimise waste. Ecotourism is not simply tourism in a beautiful natural place; it must contribute to conservation and community benefit. Without these principles, travel can damage the very destinations it celebrates. Responsible travel requires (1) ____, respect...
- A. conservation
- B. conserve
- C. conservative
- D. conservationist
Câu 2. Read the following leaflet and mark the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the option that best fits each numbered blank from 1 to 5. RESPONSIBLE TRAVEL Responsible tourism asks visitors to reduce harm while supporting local communities. Travellers should avoid disturbing wildlife, respect cultural rules, choose local services, and minimise waste. Ecotourism is not simply tourism in a beautiful natural place; it must contribute to conservation and community benefit. Without these principles, travel can damage the very destinations it celebrates. Responsible travel requires (1) ____, respect...
- A. beneficial
- B. benefit
- C. beneficially
- D. beneficiary
Câu 3. Read the following leaflet and mark the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the option that best fits each numbered blank from 1 to 5. RESPONSIBLE TRAVEL Responsible tourism asks visitors to reduce harm while supporting local communities. Travellers should avoid disturbing wildlife, respect cultural rules, choose local services, and minimise waste. Ecotourism is not simply tourism in a beautiful natural place; it must contribute to conservation and community benefit. Without these principles, travel can damage the very destinations it celebrates. Responsible travel requires (1) ____, respect...
- A. sustainable
- B. sustainability
- C. sustainably
- D. sustain
Câu 4. Read the following leaflet and mark the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the option that best fits each numbered blank from 1 to 5. RESPONSIBLE TRAVEL Responsible tourism asks visitors to reduce harm while supporting local communities. Travellers should avoid disturbing wildlife, respect cultural rules, choose local services, and minimise waste. Ecotourism is not simply tourism in a beautiful natural place; it must contribute to conservation and community benefit. Without these principles, travel can damage the very destinations it celebrates. Responsible travel requires (1) ____, respect...
- A. set off
- B. check in
- C. come across
- D. look up
Câu 5. Read the following leaflet and mark the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the option that best fits each numbered blank from 1 to 5. RESPONSIBLE TRAVEL Responsible tourism asks visitors to reduce harm while supporting local communities. Travellers should avoid disturbing wildlife, respect cultural rules, choose local services, and minimise waste. Ecotourism is not simply tourism in a beautiful natural place; it must contribute to conservation and community benefit. Without these principles, travel can damage the very destinations it celebrates. Responsible travel requires (1) ____, respect...
- A. profit
- B. partnership
- C. pressure
- D. performanceRead the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the best answer to each question from 6 to 13.
Câu 6. TOURISM, ECOTOURISM AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION Tourism can generate income, preserve heritage, and encourage cross-cultural understanding. Yet when it is poorly managed, it can also strain local infrastructure, inflate prices, disturb wildlife, and turn cultural practices into performances for visitors. The same industry that supports a community may gradually undermine the conditions that made the destination attractive. Ecotourism attempts to resolve this tension by linking travel with conservation. In theory, visitors pay for experiences that fund habitat protection and provide liveli...
- A. Tourism always benefits local communities equally.
- B. Responsible tourism requires accountability, conservation, and community benefit.
- C. Ecotourism simply means visiting beautiful natural places.
- D. Governments should remove all limits on tourism development.
Câu 7. TOURISM, ECOTOURISM AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION Tourism can generate income, preserve heritage, and encourage cross-cultural understanding. Yet when it is poorly managed, it can also strain local infrastructure, inflate prices, disturb wildlife, and turn cultural practices into performances for visitors. The same industry that supports a community may gradually undermine the conditions that made the destination attractive. Ecotourism attempts to resolve this tension by linking travel with conservation. In theory, visitors pay for experiences that fund habitat protection and provide liveli...
- A. weaken gradually
- B. advertise widely
- C. protect completely
- D. measure accurately
Câu 8. TOURISM, ECOTOURISM AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION Tourism can generate income, preserve heritage, and encourage cross-cultural understanding. Yet when it is poorly managed, it can also strain local infrastructure, inflate prices, disturb wildlife, and turn cultural practices into performances for visitors. The same industry that supports a community may gradually undermine the conditions that made the destination attractive. Ecotourism attempts to resolve this tension by linking travel with conservation. In theory, visitors pay for experiences that fund habitat protection and provide liveli...
- A. the label may be used loosely without real ecological practice
- B. visitors never pay for local experiences
- C. habitat protection is unrelated to tourism
- D. all hotels near forests are ecological
Câu 9. TOURISM, ECOTOURISM AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION Tourism can generate income, preserve heritage, and encourage cross-cultural understanding. Yet when it is poorly managed, it can also strain local infrastructure, inflate prices, disturb wildlife, and turn cultural practices into performances for visitors. The same industry that supports a community may gradually undermine the conditions that made the destination attractive. Ecotourism attempts to resolve this tension by linking travel with conservation. In theory, visitors pay for experiences that fund habitat protection and provide liveli...
- A. tourism's benefits and its possible damage
- B. forests and hotels only
- C. visitors and advertisements
- D. income and language learning
Câu 10. TOURISM, ECOTOURISM AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION Tourism can generate income, preserve heritage, and encourage cross-cultural understanding. Yet when it is poorly managed, it can also strain local infrastructure, inflate prices, disturb wildlife, and turn cultural practices into performances for visitors. The same industry that supports a community may gradually undermine the conditions that made the destination attractive. Ecotourism attempts to resolve this tension by linking travel with conservation. In theory, visitors pay for experiences that fund habitat protection and provide liveli...
- A. Tourism can preserve heritage and encourage cross-cultural understanding.
- B. Poorly managed tourism can disturb wildlife.
- C. A hotel near a forest is always ecological.
- D. Responsible tourism requires enforceable standards.
Câu 11. TOURISM, ECOTOURISM AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION Tourism can generate income, preserve heritage, and encourage cross-cultural understanding. Yet when it is poorly managed, it can also strain local infrastructure, inflate prices, disturb wildlife, and turn cultural practices into performances for visitors. The same industry that supports a community may gradually undermine the conditions that made the destination attractive. Ecotourism attempts to resolve this tension by linking travel with conservation. In theory, visitors pay for experiences that fund habitat protection and provide liveli...
- A. Paragraph 1
- B. Paragraph 2
- C. Paragraph 3
- D. Paragraphs 1 and 2 only
Câu 12. TOURISM, ECOTOURISM AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION Tourism can generate income, preserve heritage, and encourage cross-cultural understanding. Yet when it is poorly managed, it can also strain local infrastructure, inflate prices, disturb wildlife, and turn cultural practices into performances for visitors. The same industry that supports a community may gradually undermine the conditions that made the destination attractive. Ecotourism attempts to resolve this tension by linking travel with conservation. In theory, visitors pay for experiences that fund habitat protection and provide liveli...
- A. easily damaged
- B. extremely wealthy
- C. completely artificial
- D. highly profitable
Câu 13. TOURISM, ECOTOURISM AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION Tourism can generate income, preserve heritage, and encourage cross-cultural understanding. Yet when it is poorly managed, it can also strain local infrastructure, inflate prices, disturb wildlife, and turn cultural practices into performances for visitors. The same industry that supports a community may gradually undermine the conditions that made the destination attractive. Ecotourism attempts to resolve this tension by linking travel with conservation. In theory, visitors pay for experiences that fund habitat protection and provide liveli...
- A. Tourism should be judged by its long-term effects on destinations, not only visitor enjoyment.
- B. Ecotourism needs no standards if the scenery is beautiful.
- C. Local residents should not benefit from tourism.
- D. Cultural performances are always authentic.
Câu 14. Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the option that best fits each numbered blank from 14 to 18. WHEN TRAVEL BECOMES PRESSURE A destination can become famous because of its beauty. (14) ____. Yet fame can quickly become pressure when visitor numbers exceed local capacity. Roads become crowded, waste increases, and wildlife may be disturbed by constant human presence. (15) ____. Responsible tourism tries to prevent this by setting limits and sharing benefits fairly. Local residents should not be treated as background scenery for visitors. (16) ____. Bus...
- A. The same visibility always protects wildlife.
- B. The same visibility can attract income and investment.
- C. The same visibility eliminates all local problems.
- D. The same visibility makes planning unnecessary.
Câu 15. Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the option that best fits each numbered blank from 14 to 18. WHEN TRAVEL BECOMES PRESSURE A destination can become famous because of its beauty. (14) ____. Yet fame can quickly become pressure when visitor numbers exceed local capacity. Roads become crowded, waste increases, and wildlife may be disturbed by constant human presence. (15) ____. Responsible tourism tries to prevent this by setting limits and sharing benefits fairly. Local residents should not be treated as background scenery for visitors. (16) ____. Bu...
- A. The benefits of tourism always reach every resident equally.
- B. The benefits of tourism can also become unevenly distributed.
- C. The benefits of tourism are unrelated to infrastructure.
- D. The benefits of tourism never affect ecosystems.
Câu 16. Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the option that best fits each numbered blank from 14 to 18. WHEN TRAVEL BECOMES PRESSURE A destination can become famous because of its beauty. (14) ____. Yet fame can quickly become pressure when visitor numbers exceed local capacity. Roads become crowded, waste increases, and wildlife may be disturbed by constant human presence. (15) ____. Responsible tourism tries to prevent this by setting limits and sharing benefits fairly. Local residents should not be treated as background scenery for visitors. (16) ____. Bus...
- A. Local residents should leave all decisions to foreign visitors.
- B. Local residents should avoid all contact with travellers.
- C. Local residents should have a voice in how tourism develops.
- D. Local residents should turn every tradition into a performance.
Câu 17. Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the option that best fits each numbered blank from 14 to 18. WHEN TRAVEL BECOMES PRESSURE A destination can become famous because of its beauty. (14) ____. Yet fame can quickly become pressure when visitor numbers exceed local capacity. Roads become crowded, waste increases, and wildlife may be disturbed by constant human presence. (15) ____. Responsible tourism tries to prevent this by setting limits and sharing benefits fairly. Local residents should not be treated as background scenery for visitors. (16) ____. Bus...
- A. Without accountability, all hotels become ecological.
- B. Without accountability, wildlife always benefits.
- C. Without accountability, ecotourism can become only a marketing label.
- D. Without accountability, travellers stop producing waste.
Câu 18. Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the option that best fits each numbered blank from 14 to 18. WHEN TRAVEL BECOMES PRESSURE A destination can become famous because of its beauty. (14) ____. Yet fame can quickly become pressure when visitor numbers exceed local capacity. Roads become crowded, waste increases, and wildlife may be disturbed by constant human presence. (15) ____. Responsible tourism tries to prevent this by setting limits and sharing benefits fairly. Local residents should not be treated as background scenery for visitors. (16) ____. Bus...
- A. In that form, conservation becomes unnecessary.
- B. In that form, travel damages all communities equally.
- C. In that form, local culture disappears immediately.
- D. In that form, travel becomes a partnership rather than extraction.
