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

What point does Robert make about the 2013 study in Britain?

• It focused more on packaging than wasted food.
• It proved that households produced more waste than restaurants.
• It included liquid waste as well as solid waste.

food waste reports should emphasize CO2 and __________.

• food production
• transport of food to landfill sites
• distribution of food product

Television programmes now tend to focus on __________.

• the nutritional value of food products
• the origin of food products
• the chemicals found in food products

For Anna, the most significant point about food waste is __________.

• the moral aspect
• the environment impact
• the economic effect

Anna and Robert decide to begin their presentation by __________.

• handing out a questionnaire
• providing statistical evidence
• showing images of wasted food

edible patch — advantage

ripeness sensor — advantage

waste tracking technology — advantage

smartphone application — advantage

food waste composting — advantage

Speaker 1 — activity — matching listening (chọn hoạt động/ý phù hợp).

Speaker 2 — activity — matching listening (chọn hoạt động/ý phù hợp).

Speaker 3 — activity — matching listening (chọn hoạt động/ý phù hợp).

Speaker 4 — activity — matching listening (chọn hoạt động/ý phù hợp).

Speaker 5 — activity — matching listening (chọn hoạt động/ý phù hợp).

Speaker 1 — feeling — matching listening (chọn hoạt động/ý phù hợp).

Speaker 2 — feeling — matching listening (chọn hoạt động/ý phù hợp).

Speaker 3 — feeling — matching listening (chọn hoạt động/ý phù hợp).

Speaker 4 — feeling — matching listening (chọn hoạt động/ý phù hợp).

Speaker 5 — feeling — matching listening (chọn hoạt động/ý phù hợp).

Pronunciation (21) · fizzy / Switzerland / pizza / pretzel

• fizzy
• Switzerland
• pizza
• pretzel

Pronunciation (22) · hazard / bombard / custard / mustard

• hazard
• bombard
• custard
• mustard

Stress (23) · disguise / canal / obscure / process

• disguise
• canal
• obscure
• process

Stress (24) · ultraviolet / paradoxical / correlative / influential

• ultraviolet
• paradoxical
• correlative
• influential

Stress (25) · legitimate / extravagant / apprehend / autonomous

• legitimate
• extravagant
• apprehend
• autonomous

Janet: “__________, I’ll miss my friends and family.”

• That is
• On account of that
• All the same
• But despite

This year it was __________ that many of our flowering plants died.

• so a dry summer
• so dry a summer
• a so dry a summer
• such dry a summer

that argument… it just doesn’t __________!

• face the music
• hit the roof
• carry weight
• hold water

Unsalted butter is best, but __________ that, margarine will do.

• except
• failing
• for all of
• given

putting ourselves __________ the mercy of material comfort.

• at
• in
• on
• under

working their fingers to the __________

• nail
• edge
• flesh
• bone

she was only having me __________.

• up
• on
• over
• round

his oldest brother __________.

• knocks it off
• calls the shots
• draws the line
• is in the same boat

she doesn’t really __________ her weight.

• push
• give
• act
• pull

“__________, the two novels are similar.”

• To their respects
• At many respects
• In many respects
• The many respects

Einstein is lauded as one of the greatest… CLOSEST:

• dictated
• acclaimed
• described
• rumored

Golf wear has become a very lucrative business. OPPOSITE:

• unprofitable
• impoverished
• inexpensive
• unfavorable

a ______ start / still ______ in your mind / an entirely ______ approach

I do not ______ with young people staying up / ______ shares / computers ______ huge amounts

learned to my ______ / the ______ to the environment / it ______ him his job

a ______ answer / ______ A's / the shelf isn’t ______

______ up a big appetite / this game doesn’t ______ / ______ out a way

Music labelled more (41 include); (42 feasible); music people find (43 lift); music that’s sung (44 relevant); effect (45 deny) the

Music labelled more (41 include); (42 feasible); music people find (43 lift); music that’s sung (44 relevant); effect (45 deny) the same; need for

Music labelled more (41 include); (42 feasible); music people find (43 lift); music that’s sung (44 relevant); effect (45 deny) the same; need for (46 assure); choice (47 compr

Music labelled more (41 include); (42 feasible); music people find (43 lift); music that’s sung (44 relevant); effect (45 deny) the same; need for (46 assure); choice (47 comprehend) to others; (48 diverse) of

(41 include); (42 feasible); music people find (43 lift); music that’s sung (44 relevant); effect (45 deny) the same; need for (46 assure); choice (47 comprehend) to others; (48 diverse) of playlists.

; music people find (43 lift); music that’s sung (44 relevant); effect (45 deny) the same; need for (46 assure); choice (47 comprehend) to others; (48 diverse) of playlists.

(43 lift); music that’s sung (44 relevant); effect (45 deny) the same; need for (46 assure); choice (47 comprehend) to others; (48 diverse) of playlists.

(44 relevant); effect (45 deny) the same; need for (46 assure); choice (47 comprehend) to others; (48 diverse) of playlists.

• form
• match
• make
• band

• effort
• decision
• awareness
• attempt

• packs
• clans
• squads
• throngs

• factions
• tribes
• races
• unions

(55) __________ away with their nomadic lifestyle

• keep
• run
• do
• get

• hordes
• crowds
• masses
• herds

lifestyle… kept (56) of livestock. British (57) of humor… decipher (58) a Brit is joking… blow (59) their own trumpet… make (60) of their accomplishments… fits (61) laughter… something that (62) on y

ivestock. British (57) of humor… decipher (58) a Brit is joking… blow (59) their own trumpet… make (60) of their accomplishments… fits (61) laughter… something that (62) on you

(58) a Brit is joking… blow (59) their own trumpet… make (60) of their accomplishments… fits (61) laughter… something that (62) on you

(59) their own trumpet… make (60) of their accomplishments… fits (61) laughter… something that (62) on you

People who network widely may be more able to exert pressure on others. → researcher

We have become more willing to confide in an extensive number of people. → researcher

There is a limit to how many meaningful relationships we can maintain. → researcher

There is a social advantage in knowing about the lives of our online contacts. → researcher

TWO findings (B and E per official key) — extra pair

TWO disadvantages of online social networking

Redundancy has caused a lot of domestic problems. → Many a ______ redundancy.

If the weather is fine… → Weather ______ at the weekend.

It was not until five years… → Not for ______ out.

have some consideration… → I think you should spare ______ aren’t as privileged as yours.

do not think in a similar way… → James and Jane ______ wavelength about the solution to the problem.

Many creatures still survive… → Harsh ______ still survive and thrive.

far less important… → Nowadays I don’t attach nearly ______ I used to.

(key) Not being particularly interested in technology, we chose not to attend the exhibition.

don’t make me feel worse… (SALT) → there’s no need to ______ by reminding me!

(OUTSET) Nobody realized ______ trek how bad the weather would become.

(CHANCE) Guy ______ when he planned the expedition.

(BRANCHED) recently Kay ______ other styles of music.

(COMMAND) She ______ Spanish.

(CARDS) His promotion ______.

(VENT) opportunity for everyone ______ their feelings.

It is reckoned that making mistakes is inevitable and can be a valuable growth experience for teenagers. To what extent do you agree? ~250 words.