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Câu 1. Read the following announcement and choose the option that best fits blank (1).“THINK BEFORE YOU SHARE” — DIGITAL WELLBEING WEEK (VIET NAM)Are you tired of opening your phone and seeing outrage, rumours, and comment wars? This March, Digital Wellbeing Week invites high school students across Viet Nam to join a practical campaign against toxic online habits, in (1) __________ it focuses on live sessions that help students understand how algorithms reward extreme posts, why “viral” does not always mean “true,” and how to protect their mood from (2) __________ scrolling.Across five evenings, we’l...
- A. which
- B. that
- C. whom
- D. where
Câu 2. Read the following announcement and choose the option that best fits blank (2).“THINK BEFORE YOU SHARE” — DIGITAL WELLBEING WEEK (VIET NAM)Are you tired of opening your phone and seeing outrage, rumours, and comment wars? This March, Digital Wellbeing Week invites high school students across Viet Nam to join a practical campaign against toxic online habits, in (1) __________ it focuses on live sessions that help students understand how algorithms reward extreme posts, why “viral” does not always mean “true,” and how to protect their mood from (2) __________ scrolling.Across five evenings, we’l...
- A. endless
- B. endlessly
- C. end
- D. ending
Câu 3. Read the following announcement and choose the option that best fits blank (3).“THINK BEFORE YOU SHARE” — DIGITAL WELLBEING WEEK (VIET NAM)Are you tired of opening your phone and seeing outrage, rumours, and comment wars? This March, Digital Wellbeing Week invites high school students across Viet Nam to join a practical campaign against toxic online habits, in (1) __________ it focuses on live sessions that help students understand how algorithms reward extreme posts, why “viral” does not always mean “true,” and how to protect their mood from (2) __________ scrolling.Across five evenings, we’l...
- A. fact-checking student guide
- B. student guide fact-checking
- C. student guide fact-checking
- D. student fact-checking guide
Câu 4. Read the following announcement and choose the option that best fits blank (4).“THINK BEFORE YOU SHARE” — DIGITAL WELLBEING WEEK (VIET NAM)Are you tired of opening your phone and seeing outrage, rumours, and comment wars? This March, Digital Wellbeing Week invites high school students across Viet Nam to join a practical campaign against toxic online habits, in (1) __________ it focuses on live sessions that help students understand how algorithms reward extreme posts, why “viral” does not always mean “true,” and how to protect their mood from (2) __________ scrolling.Across five evenings, we’l...
- A. do
- B. make
- C. take
- D. get
Câu 5. Read the following announcement and choose the option that best fits blank (5).“THINK BEFORE YOU SHARE” — DIGITAL WELLBEING WEEK (VIET NAM)Are you tired of opening your phone and seeing outrage, rumours, and comment wars? This March, Digital Wellbeing Week invites high school students across Viet Nam to join a practical campaign against toxic online habits, in (1) __________ it focuses on live sessions that help students understand how algorithms reward extreme posts, why “viral” does not always mean “true,” and how to protect their mood from (2) __________ scrolling.Across five evenings, we’l...
- A. to avoid
- B. avoiding
- C. avoid
- D. to avoiding
Câu 6. Read the following announcement and choose the option that best fits blank (6).“THINK BEFORE YOU SHARE” — DIGITAL WELLBEING WEEK (VIET NAM)Are you tired of opening your phone and seeing outrage, rumours, and comment wars? This March, Digital Wellbeing Week invites high school students across Viet Nam to join a practical campaign against toxic online habits, in (1) __________ it focuses on live sessions that help students understand how algorithms reward extreme posts, why “viral” does not always mean “true,” and how to protect their mood from (2) __________ scrolling.Across five evenings, we’l...
- A. to
- B. for
- C. with
- D. about
Câu 7. Read the following leaflet and choose the option that best fits blank (7).HUE IS GROWING: NEW THINGS TO SEE AND DOA simple guide to a city moving forward—without losing its heartHuế is no longer “quiet only”; it is a city (7) __________ is cleaning up public spaces, improving transport, and creating more opportunities for young people, while still protecting its royal heritage and river life.What’s new this seasonNew riverside walks and cleaner public areas, with (8) __________ signs to help you find your wayNight events, craft markets, and small cafés that (9) __________ the streets after sun...
- A. which
- B. whom
- C. where
- D. on which
Câu 8. Read the following leaflet and choose the option that best fits blank (8).HUE IS GROWING: NEW THINGS TO SEE AND DOA simple guide to a city moving forward—without losing its heartHuế is no longer “quiet only”; it is a city (7) __________ is cleaning up public spaces, improving transport, and creating more opportunities for young people, while still protecting its royal heritage and river life.What’s new this seasonNew riverside walks and cleaner public areas, with (8) __________ signs to help you find your wayNight events, craft markets, and small cafés that (9) __________ the streets after sun...
- A. tiny
- B. confusing
- C. colorful
- D. clearer
Câu 9. Read the following leaflet and choose the option that best fits blank (9).HUE IS GROWING: NEW THINGS TO SEE AND DOA simple guide to a city moving forward—without losing its heartHuế is no longer “quiet only”; it is a city (7) __________ is cleaning up public spaces, improving transport, and creating more opportunities for young people, while still protecting its royal heritage and river life.What’s new this seasonNew riverside walks and cleaner public areas, with (8) __________ signs to help you find your wayNight events, craft markets, and small cafés that (9) __________ the streets after sun...
- A. put off
- B. liven up
- C. take after
- D. turn down
Câu 10. Read the following leaflet and choose the option that best fits blank (10).HUE IS GROWING: NEW THINGS TO SEE AND DOA simple guide to a city moving forward—without losing its heartHuế is no longer “quiet only”; it is a city (7) __________ is cleaning up public spaces, improving transport, and creating more opportunities for young people, while still protecting its royal heritage and river life.What’s new this seasonNew riverside walks and cleaner public areas, with (8) __________ signs to help you find your wayNight events, craft markets, and small cafés that (9) __________ the streets after su...
- A. other
- B. another
- C. the other
- D. others
Câu 11. Read the following leaflet and choose the option that best fits blank (11).HUE IS GROWING: NEW THINGS TO SEE AND DOA simple guide to a city moving forward—without losing its heartHuế is no longer “quiet only”; it is a city (7) __________ is cleaning up public spaces, improving transport, and creating more opportunities for young people, while still protecting its royal heritage and river life.What’s new this seasonNew riverside walks and cleaner public areas, with (8) __________ signs to help you find your wayNight events, craft markets, and small cafés that (9) __________ the streets after su...
- A. traditions
- B. economy
- C. position
- D. tourism
Câu 12. Read the following leaflet and choose the option that best fits blank (12).HUE IS GROWING: NEW THINGS TO SEE AND DOA simple guide to a city moving forward—without losing its heartHuế is no longer “quiet only”; it is a city (7) __________ is cleaning up public spaces, improving transport, and creating more opportunities for young people, while still protecting its royal heritage and river life.What’s new this seasonNew riverside walks and cleaner public areas, with (8) __________ signs to help you find your wayNight events, craft markets, and small cafés that (9) __________ the streets after su...
- A. an amount of
- B. the range of
- C. the number of
- D. plenty of
Câu 13. Choose the best arrangement of utterances or sentences to make a cohesive and coherent exchange.a. Ben: Good call—there’s a QR map by the gate that shows the nearest water taps, so we won’t have to buy anything.b. Ben: The school canteen started charging for plastic bottles. Want to use the refill station with me after practice?c. Mia: Sure, and I’ll bring my metal bottle. I’m trying to cut waste because our street bins overflow every weekend.
- A. a – b – c
- B. b – c – a
- C. b – a – c
- D. c – b – a
Câu 14. Choose the best arrangement of utterances or sentences to make a cohesive and coherent exchange.a. Omar: Where did it come from? To handle that, check the school website or call the office before you repost.b. Lisa: That’s what scares me—if his voice is cloned, parents might cancel their food stalls for nothing.c. Lisa: Did you hear the voice note saying our multicultural fair is cancelled because of “security issues”?d. Lisa: I got it from a new account, so I’ll post the real update in our group chat and stop the rumours.e. Omar: Yeah, but the voice sounds exactly like Mr. Grant, which is why...
- A. c – e – b – a – d
- B. b – a – c – e – d
- C. d – e – b – a – c
- D. c – a – d – e – b
Câu 15. Choose the best arrangement of utterances or sentences to make a cohesive and coherent text.Dear Hana,a. She said she once slept in a tent for weeks to stop hunters, and her team saved three injured pangolins.b. Our English club hosted two exchange students from Kenya last month.c. That afternoon made me see conservation as a real job, not just a poster, so I signed up for the weekend patrol.d. They invited us to a nearby wildlife rescue centre, where volunteers label medicine and track animals with a simple app.e. There we met Ms. Lan, a ranger who has worked in the forest for over ten years....
- A. b – e – d – a – c
- B. b – d – e – a – c
- C. d – b – e – a – c
- D. b – d – a – e – c
Câu 16. Choose the best arrangement of utterances or sentences to make a cohesive and coherent text.a. For instance, I now use a shared e – bike, scan a QR code to unlock it, and follow an app that avoids the most polluted roads.b. With more cars on narrow streets, rush – hour air feels heavier, so the council is pushing public transport and cycling.c. If planners protect green spaces while expanding housing, the city can grow without turning daily life into a long, unhealthy commute.d. Urbanisation has made my city busier each year, and it is forcing residents to rethink how they move around.e. This...
- A. d – a – b – e – c
- B. b – d – a – e – c
- C. d – b – a – e – c
- D. d – b – e – a – c
Câu 17. Choose the best arrangement of utterances or sentences to make a cohesive and coherent text.a. After the tools arrived, I followed her routine: I took short data and media courses online during my commute, asked an AI tutor to explain mistakes, and stored my projects in a shared folder for feedback.b. When the company introduced AI tools to draft headlines, several editors were moved, and I realised the world of work could change faster than loyalty.c. Now I help the newsroom verify viral clips from our multilingual community and label AI – generated content, and this path feels less scary bec...
- A. e – d – b – a – c
- B. d – b – a – e – c
- C. d – e – b – a – c
- D. d – b – e – a – c
Câu 18. Read the following passage and choose the option that best fits blank (18).Vietnam and ASEAN: Benefits of MembershipVietnam became a member of ASEAN in July 1995, and this move was a key step in its international integration. Being part of ASEAN (18) __________.First, trade and economy. ASEAN is now Vietnam’s fourth – largest export market and third – largest import partner. Two – way trade between Vietnam and ASEAN grew from about US$3.26 billion in 1995 to about US$83.6 billion in 2024. (19) __________.Second, social and development benefits. Through ASEAN, Vietnam is involved in cooperation...
- A. is a fact that has brought Vietnam many benefits in trade, culture, development, and stability
- B. will only bring great benefits to Vietnam in terms of political stability, but not in trade or culture
- C. was the key factor leading to significant political changes, which have yet to yield economic benefits
- D. has brought Vietnam many benefits in trade, culture, development, and stability
Câu 19. Read the following passage and choose the option that best fits blank (19).Vietnam and ASEAN: Benefits of MembershipVietnam became a member of ASEAN in July 1995, and this move was a key step in its international integration. Being part of ASEAN (18) __________.First, trade and economy. ASEAN is now Vietnam’s fourth – largest export market and third – largest import partner. Two – way trade between Vietnam and ASEAN grew from about US$3.26 billion in 1995 to about US$83.6 billion in 2024. (19) __________.Second, social and development benefits. Through ASEAN, Vietnam is involved in cooperation...
- A. Rarely does the regional economic cooperation and the free trade agreements offer Vietnamese businesses such access to external markets and investment opportunities
- B. Thanks to free trade agreements and regional economic cooperation, Vietnamese businesses have access to more markets and more chances to export goods and attract foreign investment
- C. Not only has Vietnamese access to markets and investment improved, but regional economic cooperation remains surprisingly ineffective due to a lack of free trade agreements
- D. Despite the implementation of free trade agreements and increased regional economic cooperation, Vietnamese businesses still face substantial difficulty accessing external markets and foreign investment opportunities
Câu 20. Read the following passage and choose the option that best fits blank (20).Vietnam and ASEAN: Benefits of MembershipVietnam became a member of ASEAN in July 1995, and this move was a key step in its international integration. Being part of ASEAN (18) __________.First, trade and economy. ASEAN is now Vietnam’s fourth – largest export market and third – largest import partner. Two – way trade between Vietnam and ASEAN grew from about US$3.26 billion in 1995 to about US$83.6 billion in 2024. (19) __________.Second, social and development benefits. Through ASEAN, Vietnam is involved in cooperation...
- A. which is why Vietnam has decided to stop investing in them
- B. all of which are areas that directly affect people’s daily lives
- C. most of which are considered less important than economic development
- D. that are areas Vietnam has traditionally ignored in the past
Câu 21. Read the following passage and choose the option that best fits blank (21).Vietnam and ASEAN: Benefits of MembershipVietnam became a member of ASEAN in July 1995, and this move was a key step in its international integration. Being part of ASEAN (18) __________.First, trade and economy. ASEAN is now Vietnam’s fourth – largest export market and third – largest import partner. Two – way trade between Vietnam and ASEAN grew from about US$3.26 billion in 1995 to about US$83.6 billion in 2024. (19) __________.Second, social and development benefits. Through ASEAN, Vietnam is involved in cooperation...
- A. Being part of ASEAN gives Vietnam a role in shaping regional rules and cooperation frameworks
- B. Vietnam’s membership has isolated it from the global community and reduced its diplomatic weight
- C. Regional stability means Vietnam must increase its defense spending significantly every year
- D. The political system in Vietnam remains unchanged despite pressure from other ASEAN members
Câu 22. Read the following passage and choose the option that best fits blank (22).Vietnam and ASEAN: Benefits of MembershipVietnam became a member of ASEAN in July 1995, and this move was a key step in its international integration. Being part of ASEAN (18) __________.First, trade and economy. ASEAN is now Vietnam’s fourth – largest export market and third – largest import partner. Two – way trade between Vietnam and ASEAN grew from about US$3.26 billion in 1995 to about US$83.6 billion in 2024. (19) __________.Second, social and development benefits. Through ASEAN, Vietnam is involved in cooperation...
- A. the responsibility of Vietnam is to completely restrict its internal institutions to comply with the rules of its more developed neighboring countries at all costs
- B. Vietnam must follow regional rules, improve its internal institutions, and work with neighbouring countries for common goals of peace, security and sustainable growth
- C. Vietnam now has the sole authority to unilaterally decide on regional rules, while still prioritizing its own national security and economic growth above all common objectives
- D. it is clear that Vietnam's major responsibility is limited to increasing its two – way trade figures, which is often done at the expense of regional peace and security
Câu 23. Read the passage and answer the question.(1) Urbanisation today is less about skylines and more about the platform – isation of daily life: cities are being reorganised around apps that promise convenience, but quietly reshape streets, jobs, and public space. Food delivery, ride – hailing, and on – demand errands have become urban “infrastructure by subscription.” They reduce friction for customers, yet they also produce a new kind of street economy where thousands of workers circulate constantly, and the city’s rhythm is set by notifications rather than timetables.(2) One visible consequence...
- A. The logistical process of delivering food to urban customers.
- B. The reorganisation of daily errands through on – demand apps.
- C. The adherence to traditional public transport schedules.
- D. The integration of ride – hailing services into the city's fabric.
Câu 24. Read the passage and answer the question.(1) Urbanisation today is less about skylines and more about the platform – isation of daily life: cities are being reorganised around apps that promise convenience, but quietly reshape streets, jobs, and public space. Food delivery, ride – hailing, and on – demand errands have become urban “infrastructure by subscription.” They reduce friction for customers, yet they also produce a new kind of street economy where thousands of workers circulate constantly, and the city’s rhythm is set by notifications rather than timetables.(2) One visible consequence...
- A. irregular
- B. constant
- C. sharp
- D. declining
Câu 25. Read the passage and answer the question.(1) Urbanisation today is less about skylines and more about the platform – isation of daily life: cities are being reorganised around apps that promise convenience, but quietly reshape streets, jobs, and public space. Food delivery, ride – hailing, and on – demand errands have become urban “infrastructure by subscription.” They reduce friction for customers, yet they also produce a new kind of street economy where thousands of workers circulate constantly, and the city’s rhythm is set by notifications rather than timetables.(2) One visible consequence...
- A. obscurity
- B. prominence
- C. exposure
- D. placement
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