Đề 5

Câu 1. Read the following announcement and choose the option that best fits blank (1).The “Lifelong Learning Passport” — Your Skills, Always Up to DateIn 2026, career success isn’t a finish line—it’s a habit. That’s why CityLab is launching the Lifelong Learning Passport, a flexible program for adults who want to keep growing without quitting work. Every month, you’ll access short courses built around (1) __________ needs, from AI-assisted office tools to personal finance and public speaking.Instead of long lectures, you complete bite-sized challenges, then join a mentor circle (2) __________ by indu...

A. changing skill-market
B. skill-market changing
C. changing market skill
D. changing skill market

Câu 2. Read the following announcement and choose the option that best fits blank (2).The “Lifelong Learning Passport” — Your Skills, Always Up to DateIn 2026, career success isn’t a finish line—it’s a habit. That’s why CityLab is launching the Lifelong Learning Passport, a flexible program for adults who want to keep growing without quitting work. Every month, you’ll access short courses built around (1) __________ needs, from AI-assisted office tools to personal finance and public speaking.Instead of long lectures, you complete bite-sized challenges, then join a mentor circle (2) __________ by indu...

A. run
B. running
C. to run
D. which run

Câu 3. Read the following announcement and choose the option that best fits blank (3).The “Lifelong Learning Passport” — Your Skills, Always Up to DateIn 2026, career success isn’t a finish line—it’s a habit. That’s why CityLab is launching the Lifelong Learning Passport, a flexible program for adults who want to keep growing without quitting work. Every month, you’ll access short courses built around (1) __________ needs, from AI-assisted office tools to personal finance and public speaking.Instead of long lectures, you complete bite-sized challenges, then join a mentor circle (2) __________ by indu...

A. at
B. ahead
C. above
D. along

Câu 4. Read the following announcement and choose the option that best fits blank (4).The “Lifelong Learning Passport” — Your Skills, Always Up to DateIn 2026, career success isn’t a finish line—it’s a habit. That’s why CityLab is launching the Lifelong Learning Passport, a flexible program for adults who want to keep growing without quitting work. Every month, you’ll access short courses built around (1) __________ needs, from AI-assisted office tools to personal finance and public speaking.Instead of long lectures, you complete bite-sized challenges, then join a mentor circle (2) __________ by indu...

A. explain
B. describe
C. present
D. show

Câu 5. Read the following announcement and choose the option that best fits blank (5).The “Lifelong Learning Passport” — Your Skills, Always Up to DateIn 2026, career success isn’t a finish line—it’s a habit. That’s why CityLab is launching the Lifelong Learning Passport, a flexible program for adults who want to keep growing without quitting work. Every month, you’ll access short courses built around (1) __________ needs, from AI-assisted office tools to personal finance and public speaking.Instead of long lectures, you complete bite-sized challenges, then join a mentor circle (2) __________ by indu...

A. to built
B. building
C. build
D. to building

Câu 6. Read the following announcement and choose the option that best fits blank (6).The “Lifelong Learning Passport” — Your Skills, Always Up to DateIn 2026, career success isn’t a finish line—it’s a habit. That’s why CityLab is launching the Lifelong Learning Passport, a flexible program for adults who want to keep growing without quitting work. Every month, you’ll access short courses built around (1) __________ needs, from AI-assisted office tools to personal finance and public speaking.Instead of long lectures, you complete bite-sized challenges, then join a mentor circle (2) __________ by indu...

A. personalize
B. personality
C. personal
D. personalised

Câu 7. Read the following leaflet and choose the option that best fits blank (7).WHEN THE CITY COMES CLOSERUrban life is spreading into the countryside—are we ready?More factories, new roads, and online services are reaching rural areas, creating (7) __________ job opportunities. This can bring better jobs and easier living, but it may also change local traditions and farmland. This leaflet helps communities understand these (8) __________ and plan wisely.What is happeningSome families welcome the change; (9) __________ worry about higher costs and noise. Thanks to better transport, many residents ca...

A. plenty of
B. many of
C. a little
D. most of

Câu 8. Read the following leaflet and choose the option that best fits blank (8).WHEN THE CITY COMES CLOSERUrban life is spreading into the countryside—are we ready?More factories, new roads, and online services are reaching rural areas, creating (7) __________ job opportunities. This can bring better jobs and easier living, but it may also change local traditions and farmland. This leaflet helps communities understand these (8) __________ and plan wisely.What is happeningSome families welcome the change; (9) __________ worry about higher costs and noise. Thanks to better transport, many residents ca...

A. chances
B. changes
C. elements
D. choices

Câu 9. Read the following leaflet and choose the option that best fits blank (9).WHEN THE CITY COMES CLOSERUrban life is spreading into the countryside—are we ready?More factories, new roads, and online services are reaching rural areas, creating (7) __________ job opportunities. This can bring better jobs and easier living, but it may also change local traditions and farmland. This leaflet helps communities understand these (8) __________ and plan wisely.What is happeningSome families welcome the change; (9) __________ worry about higher costs and noise. Thanks to better transport, many residents ca...

A. other
B. another
C. the other
D. others

Câu 10. Read the following leaflet and choose the option that best fits blank (10).WHEN THE CITY COMES CLOSERUrban life is spreading into the countryside—are we ready?More factories, new roads, and online services are reaching rural areas, creating (7) __________ job opportunities. This can bring better jobs and easier living, but it may also change local traditions and farmland. This leaflet helps communities understand these (8) __________ and plan wisely.What is happeningSome families welcome the change; (9) __________ worry about higher costs and noise. Thanks to better transport, many residents c...

A. turning down
B. drawing up
C. breaking out
D. looking after

Câu 11. Read the following leaflet and choose the option that best fits blank (11).WHEN THE CITY COMES CLOSERUrban life is spreading into the countryside—are we ready?More factories, new roads, and online services are reaching rural areas, creating (7) __________ job opportunities. This can bring better jobs and easier living, but it may also change local traditions and farmland. This leaflet helps communities understand these (8) __________ and plan wisely.What is happeningSome families welcome the change; (9) __________ worry about higher costs and noise. Thanks to better transport, many residents c...

A. so
B. as
C. yet
D. thus

Câu 12. Read the following leaflet and choose the option that best fits blank (12).WHEN THE CITY COMES CLOSERUrban life is spreading into the countryside—are we ready?More factories, new roads, and online services are reaching rural areas, creating (7) __________ job opportunities. This can bring better jobs and easier living, but it may also change local traditions and farmland. This leaflet helps communities understand these (8) __________ and plan wisely.What is happeningSome families welcome the change; (9) __________ worry about higher costs and noise. Thanks to better transport, many residents c...

A. noisy
B. careless
C. balanced
D. artificial

Câu 13. Choose the best arrangement of utterances or sentences to make a cohesive and coherent exchange or text.a. Ryan: I know! He kept learning English from cooking shows, and now he trains teens after work.b. Emma: That mini – documentary about Amir, the refugee chef, made me rethink what “starting over” means.c. Emma: I’m posting it on our class page, and I’ll drop a few dollars in his community – kitchen jar.

A. b – a – c
B. a – b – c
C. b – c – a
D. a – c – b

Câu 14. Choose the best arrangement of utterances or sentences to make a cohesive and coherent exchange or text.a. Liam: Sorry, I didn’t mean to sound rude; in my team we’re brief so tasks don’t slip.b. Sofia: I get that. In Brazil we often add a friendly line first, so your message felt cold.c. Liam: Want to agree on a quick rule—start with one soft sentence, then the action item?d. Sofia: Liam, your comment “Fix this now” on my slide scared me. Did I mess up?e. Sofia: Deal. I’ll also use emojis only when it’s not a serious issue.

A. b – a – d – c – e
B. d – c – b – a – e
C. d – a – b – c – e
D. d – c – e – a – b

Câu 15. Choose the best arrangement of utterances or sentences to make a cohesive and coherent exchange or text.Dear Jamie,Hi! How are things at your new school?a. If you’re free next weekend, I can add you to our shared calendar and save you a pair of gloves.b. I went last week and was surprised how much plastic we collected in just two hours.c. Afterwards we usually grab iced tea, which makes the morning feel less like work.d. Our town council started a Saturday clean – up, and my class signed up through a QR form.e. They also teach simple sorting, so the bottles and cans don’t end up mixed again.Wr...

A. d – e – b – a – c
B. b – d – e – a – c
C. d – b – a – e – c
D. d – b – e – a – c

Câu 16. Choose the best arrangement of utterances or sentences to make a cohesive and coherent exchange or text.a. Last month, a rescue centre in our city posted a reel about an otter they treated, and the caption clearly explained why buying otters fuels illegal trade.b. That honest framing brought donations and volunteers, while the comments section turned into a mini – lesson on how to report suspicious sellers.c. Many wildlife groups now rely on short videos to reach young viewers, but the same platforms can also encourage harmful trends.d. When cute clips are shared without context, people start...

A. c – d – a – b – e
B. c – a – d – b – e
C. d – c – a – b – e
D. c – d – b – a – e

Câu 17. Choose the best arrangement of utterances or sentences to make a cohesive and coherent exchange or text.a. To handle that, I learned to check audio artifacts, reverse – search frames, compare transcripts with official streams, and ask a senior editor to confirm time stamps before anything left our shared “hold” folder.b. Our newsroom began receiving short “exclusive” clips of politicians speaking in several languages, and some were deepfakes shared through anonymous accounts.c. That routine slowed us slightly, yet it taught me that lifelong learning is now part of the job in a world where imag...

A. d – e – b – a – c
B. d – b – e – a – c
C. d – e – b – c – a
D. d – b – a – e – c

Câu 18. Read the following passage and choose the option that best fits blank (18).Zero-Waste Living: The Growing Movement Toward a Cleaner FutureZero-waste living has grown from a small environmental movement into a mainstream lifestyle choice in 2025. More people are trying to cut unnecessary waste by making simple but effective changes, such as refusing single-use items, reusing what they already have, and recycling (18) __________.The environmental impact of waste remains staggering. Recent research suggests the average person produces about 4.5 pounds of waste each day, (19) __________. These ala...

A. as a way to eliminate household rubbish from disposal sites
B. so that they can prevent more debris from reaching the ocean
C. whenever possible to keep trash out of landfills
D. which enables them to minimize the waste sent to waste-burning plants

Câu 19. Read the following passage and choose the option that best fits blank (19).Zero-Waste Living: The Growing Movement Toward a Cleaner FutureZero-waste living has grown from a small environmental movement into a mainstream lifestyle choice in 2025. More people are trying to cut unnecessary waste by making simple but effective changes, such as refusing single-use items, reusing what they already have, and recycling (18) __________.The environmental impact of waste remains staggering. Recent research suggests the average person produces about 4.5 pounds of waste each day, (19) __________. These ala...

A. much of it plastic that can take hundreds of years to break down
B. the majority of which is non-biodegradable and persists for centuries
C. mostly consisting of synthetic materials that never disappear
D. with a large portion being plastic which will dissolve in decades

Câu 20. Read the following passage and choose the option that best fits blank (20).Zero-Waste Living: The Growing Movement Toward a Cleaner FutureZero-waste living has grown from a small environmental movement into a mainstream lifestyle choice in 2025. More people are trying to cut unnecessary waste by making simple but effective changes, such as refusing single-use items, reusing what they already have, and recycling (18) __________.The environmental impact of waste remains staggering. Recent research suggests the average person produces about 4.5 pounds of waste each day, (19) __________. These ala...

A. in which items are sold in reusable jars to avoid using any plastic covers
B. that provide daily goods in bulk without any need for disposable plastic bags
C. whose inventory consists of basic items without any external wrapping or labels
D. where customers bring their own containers and buy goods without packaging

Câu 21. Read the following passage and choose the option that best fits blank (21).Zero-Waste Living: The Growing Movement Toward a Cleaner FutureZero-waste living has grown from a small environmental movement into a mainstream lifestyle choice in 2025. More people are trying to cut unnecessary waste by making simple but effective changes, such as refusing single-use items, reusing what they already have, and recycling (18) __________.The environmental impact of waste remains staggering. Recent research suggests the average person produces about 4.5 pounds of waste each day, (19) __________. These ala...

A. cuts their monthly expenses by approximately $200 through bulk buying
B. is documenting a decrease of nearly $200 in spending on wrapped goods
C. can reduce their spending by at least $200 by avoiding excessive packaging
D. report saving around $200 per month by buying fewer packaged products

Câu 22. Read the following passage and choose the option that best fits blank (22).Zero-Waste Living: The Growing Movement Toward a Cleaner FutureZero-waste living has grown from a small environmental movement into a mainstream lifestyle choice in 2025. More people are trying to cut unnecessary waste by making simple but effective changes, such as refusing single-use items, reusing what they already have, and recycling (18) __________.The environmental impact of waste remains staggering. Recent research suggests the average person produces about 4.5 pounds of waste each day, (19) __________. These ala...

A. The lack of eco-friendly options is becoming more evident across most metropolitan regions
B. Convenience and access remain challenges, especially in rural and lower-income areas
C. Since most unpackaged goods are expensive, they tend to restrict the wider public's choice
D. Access is no longer a problem in cities, so the movement is spreading evenly nationwide

Câu 23. Read the passage and choose the best answer.[Paragraph 1] In many cities, “being there” has started to matter less than looking like you were there. A growing number of young people, pushed by FOMO and social pressure, chase proof of proximity—celebrity sightings, exclusive venues, iconic backdrops—because one photo can bring quick status. The line between experience and performance is thinning: some blend into crowded events, hover near VIP entrances, or wait outside hotels not out of admiration, but for a shot that can be framed as a personal connection.[Paragraph 2] This trend grows because...

A. The desire to gain a rapid increase in social standing.
B. The emotional pressure caused by the fear of missing out.
C. The aspiration to document a genuine personal connection.
D. The influence of external expectations from their social circle.

Câu 24. Read the passage and choose the best answer.[Paragraph 1] In many cities, “being there” has started to matter less than looking like you were there. A growing number of young people, pushed by FOMO and social pressure, chase proof of proximity—celebrity sightings, exclusive venues, iconic backdrops—because one photo can bring quick status. The line between experience and performance is thinning: some blend into crowded events, hover near VIP entrances, or wait outside hotels not out of admiration, but for a shot that can be framed as a personal connection.[Paragraph 2] This trend grows because...

A. flexible
B. settled
C. beneficial
D. mandatory

Câu 25. Read the passage and choose the best answer.[Paragraph 1] In many cities, “being there” has started to matter less than looking like you were there. A growing number of young people, pushed by FOMO and social pressure, chase proof of proximity—celebrity sightings, exclusive venues, iconic backdrops—because one photo can bring quick status. The line between experience and performance is thinning: some blend into crowded events, hover near VIP entrances, or wait outside hotels not out of admiration, but for a shot that can be framed as a personal connection.[Paragraph 2] This trend grows because...

A. superficiality
B. importance
C. stability
D. reality

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