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ĐỀ THI VÀO 10 MÔN ANH TỈNH BÌNH DƯƠNG NĂM HỌC 2020-2021

TIẾNG ANH (KHÔNG CHUYÊN)

Thời gian làm bài: 60 phút

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I. Listening — Part 1

Things they cannot live without. A, B or C. (không có audio)

The man says that_______

he has had his phone for about six years.
he uses his phone to organize his social life.
he’s always calling people when they are lost.

Listening (2) · she has had her alarm clock for over a d / she had to wake her friends up in the mo / she thinks studying at university is fan

she has had her alarm clock for over a decade.
she had to wake her friends up in the morning.
she thinks studying at university is fantastic.

The man says that_______

he has had his guitar for about twelve years.
he takes the guitar with him on holidays.
his guitar is old but it has really good sound.

Listening (4) · one thing she hates is her computer. / she uses the Internet quite a lot. / she communicates without e-mail.

one thing she hates is her computer.
she uses the Internet quite a lot.
she communicates without e-mail.

Listening (5) · her dad gave her the ring as a birthday / she has had the ring for around thirteen / she likes to hole the ring next to her h

her dad gave her the ring as a birthday present.
she has had the ring for around thirteen years.
she likes to hole the ring next to her heart.

I. Listening — Part 2 History of TV

Match F–W. (không có audio)

F 1920 G 1926 H 1940 M 1948 R 1960 S 1964 T 1966 U 1980 V 1986 W 1990

Part 2 History of TV — When was TV invented?

Part 2 History of TV — When was color TV first developed?

When did America have its first all color TV channels?

Part 2 History of TV — When was cable TV first developed?

Part 2 History of TV — When was plasma TV first made?

II. Reading — Speaking skills

Cloze A–D.

Many students learn English grammar very well (11) ________ cannot actually have a conversation with native speakers.
First, find native speakers to (12) ________ with. Recording helps you notice what to improve.
Watch movies or TV in English… (13) _______ people find that they understand more each time. Listening to music and singing (14) ________ can also help.
Practicing alone is a low-pressure way to practice, since (15) ________ will hear your mistakes.

when
but
or
so

practice
practical
practically
practicality

Most the
The most
Most
Almost

after
along
behind
beside

anybody
somebody
everybody
nobody

II. Reading — New Year resolutions

Choose A–D.

The start of every New Year is when we make plans to change our life… Psychiatry professor Jayashri Kulkarni says January 1st is a ‘magical’ date… Unfortunately, most of these promises are broken by January 31st. They are usually the identical resolutions that were not fulfilled from the previous year…
Researches show 45 percent of us make a New Year’s resolution. The most common vows include losing weight, volunteering, quitting smoking, saving money, and getting fit. Others include eating healthier, drinking less alcohol, and going on overseas trips. However, most of us are not so good at sticking to these. 71 percent stick for the first two weeks; six months later, less than 50 percent. Most people give up because of a lack of willpower and the ‘escape clause’ that they will ‘try again next year’.

What is the main idea of the passage?

People make a list of things to change on New Year’s Eve.
People have the willpower to change their life for the better.
People give up on their resolutions due to the lack of time.
People break their New Year’s resolutions years after years.

What does “resolutions” in paragraph 1 mean?

promises
secrets
lists
activities

What does “these” in paragraph 2 refer to?

trips
researches
vows
people

What does “annual” mean?

daily
weekly
monthly
yearly

how many of us make a New Year’s resolutions?

Only a few of us
About half of us
Most of us
All of us

which of the following is NOT a popular vow?

Breaking bad habbits
Becoming healthier
Keeping a resolution
Travelling abroad

II. Reading — Sloth

Choose A–D.

Sloth was famous for being the laziest animal… They told him, “You are a good for nothing.” But Sloth just ignored them…
A bird built her nest near Sloth’s branch… she had to fly off and look for food. She asked Sloth to keep an eye on her babies. Sloth was too lazy to even answer.
A snake slithered up looking for baby birds. It was just about to strike when Sloth clawed it. The mother bird saw what Sloth did. She felt so ashamed. “Sorry”, she said. Sloth simply went back to sleep.

What does “ignored” mean?

paid no attention to
looked forward to
paid compliments on
looked up and down at

What did the mother bird want Sloth to do while she was away?

To keep his eyes open
To watch her babies
To slither up the tree
To look for food

What does “She” in paragraph 3 refer to?

The snake
The baby bird
Sloth
The mother bird

What does the mother bird probably think at the end?

“Sloth is really the laziest animal I have known.”
“Without the snake, my babies would not have died.”
“Sloth is not a good for nothing as many animals think.”
“I’ll never leave my children in the hands of Sloth again.”

III. Communication

Choose F–Z (five lines).

F. Is it? Then that’s what I will have.
G. No, I think two types of vegetables are enough.
L. Thank you. Now, let me have a look at the vegetables.
M. That’s a fair price. Can I pay by credit card?
O. That’s right.
S. Well, we have some important guests for dinner tonight.
W. Yes, please, and also some mushrooms.
Z. Yes, they do. What do you have?

Shopkeeper: What can I do for you today?
Ms Chef: (26)

So you want something special?
Ms Chef: (27)

Do your guests like fish?
Ms Chef: (28)

I have a salmon…
Ms Chef: (29)

Here you are then.
Ms Chef: (30)

III. Pronunciation (31–33)

Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the word whose underlined part differs in pronunciation from the other three.

Pronunciation (31) · imagined / considered / modernized / developed

imagined
considered
modernized
developed

Pronunciation (32) · subjects / designs / standards / labels

subjects
designs
standards
labels

Pronunciation (33) · treasure / feature / leather / weather

treasure
feature
leather
weather

III. Stress (34–35)

Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the word that differs from the other three in the position of primary stress.

Stress (34) · terrific / effective / marvellous / impressive

terrific
effective
marvellous
impressive

Stress (35) · persuade / install / occur / capture

persuade
install
occur
capture

IV. Vocabulary & grammar

Choose A–D.

Tornadoes mostly happen… The SYNONYM of “mostly” is _______.

never
seldom
usually
always

Komodo dragons are huge reptiles… The ANTONYM of “huge” is _______.

little
violent
impressive
complicated

Find a mistake: I asked my pen pals if they could speak other foreign languages beside English.

asked
if they could
speak
beside

The chocolate tastes so ________.

lovely
greatly
sweetly
deliciously

Everybody was here yesterday, _______?

wasn’t anybody
wasn’t nobody
weren’t they
weren’t he and she

Children need lots of _______ from their parents.

encourage
encouragement
courageous
discourage

Of the two children, Helen and Alice, Helen is the ________.

funny
funnier
funniest
most funny

Hawaii, ________ consists of eight principal islands, is a favorite vacation spot.

where
that
which
it

I wish she ________ me with the housework but she is so busy…

can help
can’t help
could help
couldn’t help

My friends practiced very hard; ________, they won the championship.

since
although
however
therefore

The Japanese school year normally begins _______ April…

in
on
between
from

You cannot make people ________ if they don’t want to.

stay
staying
to stay
to staying

Professor Luke, to whom he apologized ________ not paying attention…

to
for
about
with

The key ________ a football match is lots of practice and confidence.

winning
to be won
to winning
to being won

Different ways ________ many kinds of cheeses…

are used to producing
used to be prodeced
are used to produce
used to produce

V. Sentence transformation

Exactly five words including the given word.

James asked, “Will you work tomorrow, Lily?” (following)
→ James wanted to know if ______ day.

He couldn’t drink the tea. It was too hot. (to)
→ The tea was too ______.

People speak English around the word. (over)
→ English ______ world.

Keep the environment clean or we won’t enjoy a heathy life. (pollute)
→ We won’t enjoy a healthy life ______.

I don’t know how to get to the station. (way)
→ I wish I ______ station.

V. Paragraph

80–120 words.

What is the most useful device that has been invented in the last 100 years? Write a paragraph (80–120 words) about this device and give three reasons why you think it is the most useful device.

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