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ĐỀ THI CHUYÊN ANH TỈNH AN GIANG NĂM HỌC 2025-2026

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Thời gian làm bài: 150 phút

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A. LISTENING — Part 1

You hear a conversation about Matt’s trip to Paris with his brother. Listen and decide if the sentences are True (T) or False (F). You will hear the recording TWICE. (Không có file nghe trên trang đề — đáp án theo key Springboard.)

The airline that Matt and his brother flew with left their luggage back at the airport.

Matt’s brother took Matt’s advice about where to carry his computer during the journey.

Lucy is shocked that Matt was given no money to replace the clothes that he lost.

Lucy would like the opportunity to buy some clothes in Paris.

Matt’s brother was able to buy a better laptop in Paris than the one he lost.

A. LISTENING — Part 2

Listen to Katie and Martin talking about their free-time activities. For each question, choose the right answer A, B or C. You will hear the recording TWICE. (Không có file nghe — đáp án theo key Springboard.)

What does Katie tell Martin about the concert?

What does Martin say about the band, The Goblins?

Martin explains that every Friday, he _______.

What does Martin say about being in a sports team?

Martin tells Kate that she should _______.

A. LISTENING — Part 3

Listen to the conversation between the student and the receptionist about a course and complete the sentences. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer. You will hear the recording TWICE. (Không có file nghe — đáp án theo key Springboard.)

The title of the course the student wants to do is _______.

Part 3 — The course starts at _______.

It lasts for a period of _______ in total.

The course aims to teach people how to use _______.

Part of the course is held at a hotel and the total cost of the course is _______.

B. LEXICO – GRAMMAR — Part 1

Choose the best option A, B, C, or D which best completes each of the following sentences.

Jane improved her grades after changing her study _______ to active recall and spaced repetition.

The hospital invested in modern _______ to improve diagnostic accuracy.

I stopped by the _______ store to grab some snacks before class.

Regular exercise is crucial for maintaining _______ health.

When in Hanoi, don’t miss trying Pho, a local _______.

Social _______ feeds can be added directly to the phone’s home screen.

The Pyramids of Giza are a _______ wonder with deep historical significance.

They were quite _______ donating to several charities.

The Eiffel Tower is the most visited tourist _______ in France.

Many people are more interested in job satisfaction than in _______ large amounts of money.

B. LEXICO – GRAMMAR — Part 2

Choose the underlined part (A, B, C, or D) that needs correcting.

If anyone rings for me, please tell us I’ll be back in the office at four o’clock.

I don’t feel like to walk in the park today. Let’s go tomorrow.

He wanted to know that I wanted to go to the concert the following week.

It was such interesting a book that I couldn’t put it down.

I can sing now but I shouldn’t sing very well when I was a child.

B. LEXICO – GRAMMAR — Part 3

Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the words given in parentheses.

STARTING A NEW JOB
Emma got her first job last week. She works in a small bakery near her house. On the first day, she felt nervous but also full of (31. excite) _______. The manager was very pleasant and showed her how to use the machines and serve customers.
Emma wanted to do well, so she tried to (32. clear) _______ everything she didn’t understand. She asked questions and took notes. Sometimes, she made mistakes, but she (33. usual) _______ stayed calm and positive. She knew that learning takes time.
One of her favorite parts of the job is working with the team. Everyone helps each other, and there is a strong sense of (34. friend) _______ in the bakery. During lunch breaks, they laugh and share stories. Emma feels lucky to be part of a kind group.
After one week, Emma feels more (35. confide) _______. She still has more to learn, but she enjoys her work. Her goal is to become faster and better every day. For her, this job is more than just work – it’s the start of a new journey.

ek. She works in a small bakery near her house. On the first day, she felt nervous but also full of (31. excite) _______. The manager was very pleasant and showed her how to use the machines and serve customers.

showed her how to use the machines and serve customers. Emma wanted to do well, so she tried to (32. clear) _______ everything she didn’t understand. She asked questions and took notes. Sometimes, she made m

she didn’t understand. She asked questions and took notes. Sometimes, she made mistakes, but she (33. usual) _______ stayed calm and positive. She knew that learning takes time. One of her favorite parts of t

of the job is working with the team. Everyone helps each other, and there is a strong sense of (34. friend) _______ in the bakery. During lunch breaks, they laugh and share stories. Emma feels lucky to be pa

and share stories. Emma feels lucky to be part of a kind group. After one week, Emma feels more (35. confide) _______. She still has more to learn, but she enjoys her work. Her goal is to become faster and bet

C. READING — Part 1

Read the text and fill in each gap with ONE suitable word.

AUSTIN HAY
Have you ever wished you had your own place? That’s exactly how American teenager Austin Hay felt – before he built his own house, at the age of sixteen. Using materials (36) _______ mostly came from recycling centres, he constructed his own home. It’s got everything he needs, including a kitchen, a bathroom (with shower), a bedroom and a toilet. The house, which is only about 40 (37) _______ metres, is one of the world’s smallest houses. It’s unusual for another reason too – it’s built on wheels, so Austin can take it with him wherever he goes. He did most of the work himself although he had some help (38) _______ his father and family friends. The whole thing took less than two years.
As soon as the house was finished, Austin held the smallest party ever. Then he moved in, and he’s lived there ever (39) _______. He likes the independence, and he likes ‘living small’, he says, because it’s cheap and green. At the moment, the house is parked in his parents’ garden. (40) _______ when he leaves school and goes to university, he won’t leave it behind. He’s going to take it with him, and live in it while he studies. Then when he gets a job, he plans to take his little house with him once more.

C. READING — Part 2

Read the text carefully, then choose from the sentences A to F below the one which fits each gap. There is one extra sentence you DO NOT need.

A. I just don’t know which one offers the best courses for me.
B. I help manage an online creative writing magazine for teenagers.
C. It’s sometimes tricky to find the time to do everything I want!
D. I’m really interested in improving my writing skills.
E. There are two cinemas, too, and the live music scene is also pretty good.
F. I mean, I love sport, but not on Saturday mornings!

HARRY’S BLOG
Hi, I’m Harry and this is the first sentence of my first ever blog! My English teacher suggested it, and I think it’s a great idea. (41) _______. So writing a blog might be a good way to achieve that. Right now I live with my parents and sister in a house in the centre of a town in the UK. I go to a secondary school called Westbridge College.
Westbridge College is a friendly place and there aren’t too many difficult rules. I like Maths best, and I’m really keen on sport as well. I play football for the school team, which is great except for weekend matches. (42) _______. They’re for resting! My best friend does basketball and I’m thinking of taking that up too, if I can find the time.
I’m into other things as well as sport. I’m learning salsa dancing, for example, which is great fun and very good exercise. I do that on Tuesday evenings. I like IT, too, and I do a lot of stuff on the Internet. (43) _______. And they actually pay me for it! I learnt the skills I needed at school, and it’s a great way to make a bit of money.
I can’t imagine living far away from the town centre. On Saturdays and Sundays my friends and I quite often meet up in town and then just go round looking in shop windows. It’s fun! (44) _______. Of course we can’t always afford to do much, so we often just go to a café and chat.
I’m 16 so I have to choose which subjects to study next year. It’s a hard decision to make. I definitely want to go to university. (45) _______. My ambition is to be a writer, especially a film reviewer, but I’m not sure how to get started on my career.

Choose the sentence which fits gap (41).

Choose the sentence which fits gap (42).

Choose the sentence which fits gap (43).

Choose the sentence which fits gap (44).

Choose the sentence which fits gap (45).

C. READING — Part 3

Read the passage and choose the correct answer (A, B, C, or D) for each of the questions below.

MAN AND MACHINE
by Mark Ravens
Science and technology have developed a lot since the fifteenth century, when the artist Leonardo da Vinci drew mechanical figures that looked like men – the first known robot designs. Now, of course, robots are everywhere, from factories to space stations, and they safely carry out all sorts of tasks, from cutting the grass to performing surgery. However, until recently most of them haven’t looked like humans at all, as Leonardo imagined, and they certainly haven’t had feelings. But now all that is beginning to change.
Imagine a world in which robots not only look like us but also know our moods, and have feelings themselves. It might even be possible for robots to become our friends! Science fiction writers have written about a world just like that for many years, and scientists are now predicting that intelligent robots like these will exist quite soon. In fact, they’ve already produced one that recognizes sound, movement and touch. Its bright red heart, which you can see through its plastic body, beats faster if you are rough with the robot or shout at it. But its heart slows down if you are gentle with it. Although it can’t talk, it’s easy to believe the robot actually has feelings!
It’s true that so far ‘human’ robots do not really move, talk or respond in the way we humans do, but they are becoming more advanced all the time. At some point in the future, a robot will definitely be created that may not look like us, but will be capable of doing anything that we can. And then we will truly be in the world of science fiction stories!

What is the main idea of the passage?

What does the word “they” in paragraph 1 refer to?

Which piece of information is NOT mentioned in the passage?

What is the synonym of “predicting” in paragraph 2?

Which sentence best paraphrases: “It’s true that so far ‘human’ robots do not really move, talk or respond in the way we humans do, but they are becoming more advanced all the time.”

C. READING — Part 4

Read the text below and choose the best option (A, B, C, or D) to complete each gap.

TV ADS
By Sarah Stevens
I was watching TV the other night and – as usual – there were all those (51) _______ advertisements in the middle of the film, disturbing my concentration! Well, I don’t usually (52) _______ any notice of the ads, in fact I quite often turn the volume down when they’re on, as they’re so boring. But this time I’m not quite sure what happened to me. One ad (53) _______ my attention. It was for a smartphone, and I was actually thinking of getting one at the time. So anyway, I decided to go for it, and I ordered one. The advertisement made it sound so brilliant!
Well, it arrived the next day. It was super fast, and at first I was impressed. (54) _______, I really regret it now. I’m not at all happy with it, and I’m sure it’s faulty. For example, I texted a friend yesterday and the message went to the wrong person! That’s hopeless – and it could be quite embarrassing too. Another thing is, the battery doesn’t last for very long. I (55) _______ it last night but it’s almost dead again already. It’s very disappointing, and I hope they give me my money back.

D. WRITING — Part 1

Finish each of the following sentences in such a way that it means the same as the sentence printed before.

Could you lend me your car until the weekend? → Could I _______?

Mary is still redecorating the dining room. → Mary hasn’t _______.

I think you should go and see a doctor. → If I _______.

When I was little I was often scared at night. → I used _______.

“Don’t touch the fresh paint”, he told me. → He warned _______.

D. WRITING — Part 2

Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first one, using the word given. Do not change the word given. You must use BETWEEN TWO AND FIVE WORDS, including the word given.

She didn’t answer the phone during dinner. (WHILE) → She didn’t answer the phone _______ dinner.

The trip was too expensive for me. (ENOUGH) → I didn’t have _______ on the trip.

The children are allowed to watch TV until 9 o’clock. (LET) → The parents _______ until 9 o’clock.

Take some summer clothes with you as the weather might improve. (CASE) → Take some summer clothes with you _______ gets better.

I went for a run this morning in spite of the heavy rain. (HEAVILY) → I went for a run even though _______ this morning.

D. WRITING — Part 3

It is said that “Volunteering is the best way to improve a community.” Do you agree or disagree with this statement? Write a paragraph (180-220 words) to express your own ideas about this saying. Use specific reasons or examples to support your ideas.

Write a paragraph (180–220 words): Do you agree or disagree that “Volunteering is the best way to improve a community”?

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