ĐỀ THI TIẾNG ANH VÀO LỚP 10 TỈNH ĐỒNG NAI NĂM HỌC 2024-2025
TIẾNG ANH — 37 câu (bỏ Q37 đoạn văn)
Thời gian làm bài: 60 phút
Kết quả
I.A. Pronunciation
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word whose underlined part differs from the other three in pronunciation.
Pronunciation (1) · gym / girl / gold / gate
- gym
- girl
- gold
- gate
Pronunciation (2) · collect / control / police / cover
- collect
- control
- police
- cover
I.B. Primary stress
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word that differs from the other three in the position of primary stress.
Stress (3) · pronounce / prevent / promise / behave
- pronounce
- prevent
- promise
- behave
Stress (4) · pagoda / badminton / computer / designer
- pagoda
- badminton
- computer
- designer
II. Lexico-grammar & communication
Choose the letter (A, B, C or D) to indicate the correct answer / opposite / underlined error.
We may use solar power as the main source of __________.
- energy
- nature
- air
- water
I've looked __________ my glasses everywhere but I can't find them anywhere.
- forward
- after
- into
- for
Ann updates her social media page every day with information about her life, __________?
- does she
- doesn't she
- isn't she
- is she
Nam: "Which tour guide do you prefer?" Kha: "I prefer the one __________ has the American accent."
- whose
- what
- which
- who
Lan: "Good luck with your final exam." Hoa: "__________"
- Yes, I agree with you.
- Thanks. I'd love to.
- No, thank you.
- Thanks. I'll try my best.
How can we make science lessons more interesting?
(OPPOSITE of the underlined word interesting)
- fantastic
- expensive
- boring
- crowded
Mr. Musk uses to go fishing with his father when he was young. (Error
- uses
- fishing
- his
- young
Although Mrs. Brown's house is far from the office, but she walks to work every day. (Error
- house
- from
- but
- walks
II. Conversation (Emma & Jacob)
Complete the conversation. What does Emma say to Jacob? Choose A–G. There are TWO extra letters.
Emma: Why not? What's the problem?
Jacob: I've lost my notes.
Emma: (13) __________
Jacob: I know. Where are the questions that we have to answer?
Emma: (14) __________
Jacob: Thanks. And when do we have to give the homework to Mrs. Jane?
Emma: (15) __________
Jacob: OK. Have you done yours yet?
Emma: (16) __________
Jacob: Great! I'll try and do it now.
Emma: (17) __________
Jacob: Thanks. Bye!
A. They're at the top of page 79 in the History textbook.
B. No, I can't remember Mrs. Jane.
C. Next Tuesday morning, I think.
D. Yes. It isn't difficult. Don't worry.
E. Jacob! You're always losing things!
F. Where are you now?
G. All right. If you can't find the answers, call me back.
Jacob: Where are the questions that we have to answer? Emma: (14) __________
Jacob: When do we have to give the homework to Mrs. Jane? Emma: (15) __________
Jacob: Have you done yours yet? Emma: (16) __________
III. Cloze — Better ways to travel
Read the passage. Choose the letter (A, B, C or D) to indicate the correct word or phrase that best fits each numbered blank.
Millions of us use our cars every day to get to work, college or school. Traveling by car is fast and comfortable, (18) __________ not good for the world around us. So, what should we do?
One possibility is to share car journeys. If you have neighbours who need to travel to the same (19) __________ as you, why not go together in one car? Two or three people travelling together is a more (20) __________ idea than two or three cars making the same journey with only one person in each car.
Of course, cars are not the only way to travel. It's usually possible to travel by bus, tram or train, especially in a town or city. And if your journey is short, what about (21) __________ or going by bike? You'll get fit and (22) __________ money too!
- but
- so
- or
- since
- excursion
- place
- map
- trip
- intelligence
- intelligent
- intelligently
- unintelligent
- walking
- to walk
- walked
- walks
- spend
- keep
- hold
- save
III. Reading — Family travel
Read the passage. Write TRUE (T) or FALSE (F), then choose A–D. Questions 28–30: short message/notice/text.
Every year my family goes on different trips from 2 days to 2 weeks. Normally, we don't stay in resorts. Instead, we stay at homestays where we can get to know more about the life and culture of the local people. We eat with them, watch them cook, and go hiking with them.
Sometimes we go abroad for our holidays. I still remember when I went to Disneyland in Hong Kong and later visited the Taronga Zoo in Sydney. I will never forget the moment seagulls took some snacks from my hands when we were sitting outside the Sydney Opera House.
I believe that when we travel together, we can strengthen our bonds and have great memories with our beloved family members.
The girl began travelling with her family when she was four years old. (T/F)
When they were sitting outside the Sydney Opera House, seagulls took some food from her hands. (T/F)
The girl thinks that travelling together makes them feel strongly connected. (T/F)
The word "them" in paragraph 2 refers to __________.
- the trips
- the local people
- the resorts
- the homestays
What is the passage mainly about?
- The girl's family trip to Sydney
- The girl's family trip to Hong Kong
- The girl's feelings about her family's trips
- The girl's travel experiences with her family
What does the message say?
Hi Ben,
I've booked concert tickets for both of us online. Can you give me the money this afternoon when I see you?
Tim
- Tim hopes that Ben will be able to come with him.
- Tim wants to know if Ben can pay him back today.
- Tim thinks Ben should look on the concert website.
- Tim wants to know where Ben will book the concert tickets.
What does the notice say?
Helpline
24 hours / 7 days a week
If you are in danger, please call: 1265
Find information for our service on our website: www.helpline.co.uk
- People can ask for help at this phone number any time.
- This service is not available at the weekends.
- You can call 1265 when you are in a hurry.
- You can only get information by phoning.
What does the text say?
SUMMER READING CHALLENGE
This challenge is for library members aged 12–18 only.
Read 6 books from our special list this summer and you could win a prize!
- Everyone who takes part in the reading challenge will receive a prize.
- 12- to 18-year-old library members mustn't read more than 6 books this summer.
- People can read any book from the library as part of the reading challenge.
- Only certain people can take part in the reading challenge.
IV. Writing
Rewrite so that the meaning is similar, beginning with the given words. Then order the words to make complete sentences. (Omit paragraph essay Q37.)
It's a pity that I don't have a three-month summer holiday.
=> I wish __________
"I don't like sitting in front of a screen all day," my brother said to me.
=> My brother told me __________
Minh invited me to the party last week.
=> I __________
weather / What / like? / was / the
=> __________
speak / English / more / His / fluently / him. / than / can / sister /
=> __________
a / many people, / the / a matter / or / choice of / public one. / school / is / a / For / of / private / choosing between / just /
=> __________