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READING 1

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2026-06-29 21:16:45
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Tên đề thi: READING 1
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Câu 1. Questions 1-10 refer to the following passage. In certain parts of the world, particularly India and China, air pollution is an ever-growing public health concern. This may be especially true for India, which reportedly surpassed China earlier this year in the overall amount of fine particulate matter pollution its citizens are exposed to. A new paper has added to the growing body of research indicating that India’s air pollution has become a matter of life and death. The increase in people dying in India from air pollution will outpace the rate of such deaths in China, as India drags its heel...

  • A. India
  • B. Air pollution
  • C. China
  • D. U.S

Câu 2. Why is India’s situation becoming worse much faster than China’s?

  • A. Because India has more people.
  • B. Because China is much richer.
  • C. Because India has not had much action on this problem.
  • D. Because India is a poor country.

Câu 3. Until 2020, China aims to reduce approximately _________ of its current annual emission of major pollutants

  • A. 500 million tons
  • B. 19 per cent
  • C. 60 percent
  • D. 50 percent

Câu 4. According to HEI, _________ world’s death related to pollution were in China and India.

  • A. A half of
  • B. Over fifty percent of
  • C. 50 percent of
  • D. One- third of

Câu 5. Which has been considered the most serious source of pollution in China?

  • A. mines
  • B. environmental policies
  • C. emission
  • D. coal-fired plants

Câu 6. The word “ones” in paragraph 5 refers to __________.

  • A. coal production
  • B. electricity
  • C. Chinese actions to control emissions
  • D. power plants and industries

Câu 7. Which of the following words does the word “launched” have closest meaning to?

  • A. carried out
  • B. took off
  • C. put away
  • D. got in

Câu 8. What is the Greenbaum’s attitude towards actions to control emission from coal power plants and industries?

  • A. He thinks that China will be more successful in doing these things.
  • B. He believes that China has stronger actions than India.
  • C. He is disappointed about these actions.
  • D. He doesn’t believe that China has more effective actions than China.

Câu 9. What is the writer’s purpose?

  • A. To support developing coal mines.
  • B. To warn people against coal emission.
  • C. To compare the actions towards coal emission of China and India.
  • D. To prevent coal emission in China and India.

Câu 10. What does Anil Swarup imply about coal?

  • A. It is an extremely essential kind of energy in India at present.
  • B. It is very harmful to people.
  • C. It is a kind of renewable energy.
  • D. It is very expensive at present.

Câu 11. Questions 1-10 refer to the following passage. Drought, severe heat and water shortages are disrupting schools, killing animals and ravaging rice crops in Southeast Asia. Thailand, Laos and Cambodia have recorded temperatures up to 44.6ᵒC (112.4ᵒF), beating all time national highs, according to data from the Weather Underground, a commercial weather service. Singapore too, has seen abnormally high temperatures, while in Malaysia, lakes have dried up and vegetable output has withered. In Cambodia, schoolchildren have vastly diminished water supplies. “It’s very difficult to get water for the la...

  • A. Central Asia
  • B. Southeast Asia
  • C. North Asia
  • D. West Asia

Câu 12. Which of the following words does the word “diminished” in paragraph 2 have closest meaning to?

  • A. declined
  • B. expanded
  • C. amplified
  • D. flattered

Câu 13. Why can’t Hen Seha install a fan?

  • A. Because he doesn’t have enough money.
  • B. Because the school think it wastes money.
  • C. Because there is no electricity in the region.
  • D. Because it is not very hot in his school.

Câu 14. Where would children go if there are no toilets at school?

  • A. to the bush
  • B. to the river
  • C. to their houses
  • D. to either the bush or their houses

Câu 15. According to Hun Heng - director of the local school support committee, school children tend to get __________ though the water was filtered.

  • A. sick
  • B. irritated
  • C. diarrhea and fever
  • D. red spots and dryness

Câu 16. What do teachers in Cambodia want?

  • A. They want to install fans in classroom.
  • B. They want the government invest money to buy water.
  • C. They want the government to reduce school hours.
  • D. They want to stay at home during the hottest period of the day.

Câu 17. Which of the following words does the word “intrudes” in paragraph 7 have closest meaning to?

  • A. interferes
  • B. leaves
  • C. erases
  • D. withdraws

Câu 18. The rainfall last year in Thailand was ________ of what could be expected.

  • A. more than half
  • B. approximately half
  • C. lower than half
  • D. far less than half

Câu 19. What can be inferred about the Philippines?

  • A. It imports rice from Vietnam, Thailand and Indonesia.
  • B. It will import 1.9 million tons of rice by the end of this year.
  • C. It expects to import more rice from Thailand.
  • D. It cannot import enough rice from Vietnam and Thailand this year.

Câu 20. What is the writer’s purpose?

  • A. To give information about the water shortage in Southeast Asia.
  • B. To mention negative effects of the heat and water shortage.
  • C. To warn readers about the lowest level of the Mekong River.
  • D. To warn that the Philippines will cannot import enough rice

Câu 21. Phillis Wheatley was born in Gambia (in Africa) on May 8, 1753 and died in Boston on December 5, 1784. When she was 7 or 8, she was sold as a slave to John and Susanna Wheatley of Boston. She was named after the ship that brought her to America, The Phillis. The Poetry Foundation describes her sale: In August 1761, “in want of a domestic,” Susanna Wheatley, … purchased “a slender, frail female child … for a trifle”… The captain of the slave ship believed that the waif was terminally ill, and he wanted … at least a small profit before she died. … The family surmised the girl—who was “of slender...

  • A. didn't care about Phillis' poetry
  • B. helped Phillis get her writings published
  • C. believed in slavery
  • D. was surprised that Phillis could read and write

Câu 22. What question is answered in last paragraph?

  • A. Who did Phillis marry?
  • B. Where were Phillis' works published?
  • C. What did Phillis prove?
  • D. Why was Phillis a slave?

Câu 23. Phillis finally became free _________.

  • A. when she published her poems in England
  • B. after meeting the Countess of Huntingdon
  • C. when she became wealthy
  • D. after her master died

Câu 24. Phillis' first attempt at selling her poetry in America (the colonies) was _________.

  • A. illegal
  • B. imaginary
  • C. unsuccessful
  • D. successful

Câu 25. Which of the following is TRUE about Phillis Wheatley?

  • A. She was the first African-American slave to visit England.
  • B. She was the first African-American and slave to publish a book in the United States.
  • C. She was the first African-American and slave to be able to read and write
  • D. She was the first African-American and slave to meet George Washington.

… và còn 74 câu nữa. Bấm Vào thi phía trên để làm toàn bộ 99 câu và xem đáp án.

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