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ĐỀ THI CHUYÊN ANH VÀO LỚP 10 HÀ NAM NĂM HỌC 2023-2024

TIẾNG ANH (CHUYÊN) — 7 trang — 150 phút

Thời gian làm bài: 150 phút

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SECTION A. LISTENING

Part I clinic notes (1–10). Part II Tamerton MCQ (11–15). Part III Sanchez YES/NO (16–20). Part I = Cambridge IELTS 14 T2; 11–20 ước lượng.

SECTION A. LISTENING (TTS từ transcript)
Transcript — SECTION A. LISTENING (TTS từ transcript)
CARL: … your full name is Julie Anne Garcia? JULIE: That’s correct. Phone: 219 442 9785. DOB: October tenth, 1992. Occupation: I work full-time in Esterhazy’s restaurant chain; I started as a waitress and I’m a manager now. Insurance: Cawley Life Insurance, C-A-W-L-E-Y. Pain in my knee, the left one; three weeks since I first noticed it; painkillers and ice. I play a lot of tennis; I belong to a club. Sometimes swimming on vacation; normally I go running three or four times a week. Last year I slipped and hurt my shoulder. I take vitamins but that’s all.
TOTAL HEALTH CLINIC — PATIENT DETAILS
Name: Julie Anne Garcia
Contact phone (1); DOB (2) October 1992; occupation works as a (3); insurance (4) life insurance
Problem: pain in her left (5); began (6) ago
Sports: (7) club; goes (8) regularly; injured her (9) last year; medication apart from (10).

TOTAL HEALTH CLINIC — PATIENT DETAILS Name: Julie Anne Garcia Contact phone (1); DOB (2) October 1992; occupation works as a (3); insurance (4) life insurance

Date of birth: (2) __________ October 1992

IENT DETAILS Name: Julie Anne Garcia Contact phone (1); DOB (2) October 1992; occupation works as a (3); insurance (4) life insurance

me: Julie Anne Garcia Contact phone (1); DOB (2) October 1992; occupation works as a (3); insurance (4) life insurance

(2) October 1992; occupation works as a (3); insurance (4) life insurance Problem: pain in her left (5); began (6) ago

1992; occupation works as a (3); insurance (4) life insurance Problem: pain in her left (5); began (6) ago

works as a (3); insurance (4) life insurance Problem: pain in her left (5); began (6) ago Sports: (7) club; goes (8) regularly; injured her (9) last year; medication apart from (10)

); insurance (4) life insurance Problem: pain in her left (5); began (6) ago Sports: (7) club; goes (8) regularly; injured her (9) last year; medication apart from (10)

Problem: pain in her left (5); began (6) ago Sports: (7) club; goes (8) regularly; injured her (9) last year; medication apart from (10)

The Tamerton centre was set up in order to encourage people __________

Last year’s group said that the course __________

For the speaker, what’s the most special feature of the course?

The speaker advises people to bring __________

Bedtime is strictly enforced because __________

Michael suggests sightseeing in London. YES or NO?

The Sanchez children are teenagers. YES or NO?

Jane has been to the car museum. YES or NO?

Michael thinks everyone enjoys visiting museums. YES or NO?

Jane and Michael have bought tickets for the tennis competition. YES or NO?

SECTION B. PHONETICS

21–25 different sound; 26–30 different stress.

Pronunciation (21) · champagne / scholarship / echo / mechanism

Pronunciation (22) · associate / ancestor / ancient / sociable

Pronunciation (23) · good / moon / food / balloon

Pronunciation (24) · naked / sacred / wicked / walked

Pronunciation (25) · kite / bite / Christian / Christ

Stress (26) · swallow / extinct / crisis / journey

Stress (27) · comedy / calculate / comical / collection

Stress (28) · economic / encourage / embroider / experience

Stress (29) · oceanic / argument / temperature / valuable

Stress (30) · committee / expensive / guarantee / successful

SECTION C. LEXICO AND GRAMMAR

31–40 MCQ; 41–50 word form; 51–60 errors; 61–65 verb form; 66–75 phrasal.

Word form — climate in China:
Global warming could cause (41 DRY) and possibly famine … seawalls around (42 LOW) areas such as the new port and airport (43 RECLAIM). … Chinese Academy of (44 METEOR) Sciences … a (45 GLOOM) outlook … changes in the type of (46 VEGETABLE) it supports … west where currently the desert is (47 TEMPERATURE). … evaporation of (48 MOIST) … The (49 GROWTH) season … the mainland’s (50 BREAD).

Error passage (music business):
It is very difficulty to succeed in the music business: nine out of ten bands that release a first record fail to produce the second. Surviving in the music industry requires luck and patience, but most of all it require an intricate knowledge of how a record company functions. The process begins when a presenter of a company’s A&R department visits bars and night clubs, scouting for young, talented bands. After the representative identifies a promised band, he or she will work to negotiate a contract with that band. The signature of this recording contract is a slow process. A company will spend a long time investigate the band itself as well as current trends for popular music. During this period, it is important that a band reciprocates with an investigation of its own, learning as much as possible about the record company and making personnel connections within the different departments that will handle their recordings.

The patient’s heart rate and breathing must be carefully __________ during the operation.

The police __________ a good deal of criticism over the handling of the demonstration.

Sam was accused of stealing some __________ documents from the safe.

Her __________ to medicine was so great that she had little time for anything else.

Closure of schools took place __________ falling numbers of pupils.

Only hotel guests have the __________ of using the private beach.

Don’t be angry with Sue. All that she did was in good __________.

It was __________ that I couldn’t put it down.

One’s fingerprints are __________ other person.

Ingrid: “Thanks. Yes, I suppose I’ve always __________.”

Word form — climate in China: Global warming could cause (41 DRY) and possibly famine … seawalls around (42 LOW) areas such as the new port and airport (43 RECLAIM).

— climate in China: Global warming could cause (41 DRY) and possibly famine … seawalls around (42 LOW) areas such as the new port and airport (43 RECLAIM). … Chinese Academy of (44 METEOR) Sciences … a

(41 DRY) and possibly famine … seawalls around (42 LOW) areas such as the new port and airport (43 RECLAIM). … Chinese Academy of (44 METEOR) Sciences … a (45 GLOOM) outlook … changes in the type of (46 VEGE

around (42 LOW) areas such as the new port and airport (43 RECLAIM). … Chinese Academy of (44 METEOR) Sciences … a (45 GLOOM) outlook … changes in the type of (46 VEGETABLE) it supports … west where cu

such as the new port and airport (43 RECLAIM). … Chinese Academy of (44 METEOR) Sciences … a (45 GLOOM) outlook … changes in the type of (46 VEGETABLE) it supports … west where currently the desert is (4

RECLAIM). … Chinese Academy of (44 METEOR) Sciences … a (45 GLOOM) outlook … changes in the type of (46 VEGETABLE) it supports … west where currently the desert is (47 TEMPERATURE). … evaporation of (48 MOIST) … Th

M) outlook … changes in the type of (46 VEGETABLE) it supports … west where currently the desert is (47 TEMPERATURE). … evaporation of (48 MOIST) … The (49 GROWTH) season … the mainland’s (50 BREAD). Error passage (

(46 VEGETABLE) it supports … west where currently the desert is (47 TEMPERATURE). … evaporation of (48 MOIST) … The (49 GROWTH) season … the mainland’s (50 BREAD). Error passage (music business): It is very d

supports … west where currently the desert is (47 TEMPERATURE). … evaporation of (48 MOIST) … The (49 GROWTH) season … the mainland’s (50 BREAD). Error passage (music business): It is very difficulty to succe

desert is (47 TEMPERATURE). … evaporation of (48 MOIST) … The (49 GROWTH) season … the mainland’s (50 BREAD). Error passage (music business): It is very difficulty to succeed in the music business: nine out

very difficulty →

produce the second →

it require →

a presenter of a company’s A&R →

a promised band →

The signature of this recording contract →

spend a long time investigate →

it is important that a band reciprocates →

making personnel connections →

handle their recordings →

No sooner (he/reach) __________ the door than he came back.

The boy (punish) __________ in the classroom yesterday is my brother.

I didn’t do the test well. I (prepare) __________ it very carefully at home.

He looked frightened as if he (see) __________ a ghost.

It is imperative that the letter (send) __________ at once.

They __________ last month, after being together for over ten years.

UNICEF has __________ the responsibility of aiding children in need.

I __________ an old friend while I was walking along the street.

Mark __________ some Spanish when he was living in Mexico.

Parents __________ their kids the best way they know how.

The gunman told the victim to __________ all his money.

The supervisor told her to __________ the good work.

If you __________ any information, the form will be returned to you.

We really can’t __________ living like this.

__________ my name because I won’t be able to attend.

SECTION D. READING

76–85 open cloze; 86–95 MCQ cloze; 96–100 desert plants; 101–105 headings.

A POWERFUL INFLUENCE
The Internet has made a huge difference. (76), most parents worry children spend too much time browsing/playing, hardly (77) doing anything else. Parents are (78) to find out why it is so attractive. If children are bent over computers absorbed in games (79) of doing homework, something is wrong. Parents and children could decide how much use the child should (80) of the Internet, and the child should give his or her (81) that it won’t interfere with homework. If not holding to this, parents can (82) more drastic steps. Dealing with Internet use is not much different (83) negotiating any other bargain about behavior. Spending time in front of a screen does not necessarily affect a child’s (84) at school. Even if a child is (85) crazy about using the Internet, it is probably just a phase.

Medical science has made enormous advances. Killer diseases have been (86) and new drugs appear daily. But the profession is (87) a crisis of confidence. People are (88) away from conventional medicine. Conventional medicine has (89) to satisfy the needs of the (90) of people. Students are taught diseases are (91) by germs; treatment must (92) on attacking these. Natural practitioners (93) with this principle and treat the whole person; personality and lifestyle matter for (94) health. Some conventional doctors (95) there is truth in these ideas.

Water scarcity limits crop production; desertification. Plants adapted to dry climates may help. Mechanical adaptations: surface shape, smaller leaves, extensive roots. Chemical: gums/mucilage; epicuticular wax — impervious cover, prevents moisture loss, protects from gases/bacteria/pests. Researchers propose synthetic waxes; if successfully developed, could help plants in drought, poor fertilizer, pests, storage.

Working from home: 1 anxiety in traffic, boss, attire → suggest home office. 2 tech (email, video, mobile) means we need not share a building. 3 firms save space/parking; staff schedule + family; young mothers. 4 fewer cars = lower CO2. 5 drawbacks: lose workplace social life; some more productive, some demotivated by isolation.

A POWERFUL INFLUENCE The Internet has made a huge difference. (76), most parents worry children spend too much time browsing/playing, hardly (77) doing anything else

Some conventional doctors are beginning to (95) __________ that there is a lot of truth

This passage deals mainly with __________

“extensive” is closest in meaning to

One way the epicuticular wax protects the plant:

“that” in “Another chemical mechanism is that of the epicuticular wax layer” refers to

It can be inferred that synthetic waxes __________

Paragraph 1 heading (A–H)

Paragraph 2 heading

Paragraph 3 heading

Paragraph 4 heading

Paragraph 5 heading

SECTION E. WRITING

106–110 rewrite; 111–115 key word; paragraph 150–180 words.

Even though she works hard, she never seems to succeed. → However ______

He never suspected that the bicycle had been stolen. → At no time ______

People think that bilingual children were disadvantaged in the past. → Bilingual children ______

When she got to the party, everyone was dancing and singing. → On ______

Chicken consumption increased slightly between 1985 and 1990. → There ______

The authorities have improved the public transport system recently. (IMPROVEMENTS) → The authorities ______

I heard her use those words many times. (TIME) → Many’s ______

You’ll have to work harder if you want to pass your exams. (SOCKS) → You’ll have to ______

I hate it when my colleagues try to get involved in my own business. (FINGER) → I object to my colleagues’ ______

The terrible scream frightened me. (BLOOD) → The terrible scream ______

In some countries the average weight of people is increasing, and their levels of health and fitness are decreasing. What do you think are the causes of these problems and what measures could be taken to solve them? Write a paragraph of about 150–180 words.

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