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ĐỀ THI TIẾNG ANH VÀO 10 THPT CHUYÊN KHXH & NV NĂM 2025

TIẾNG ANH (MÔN ĐIỀU KIỆN) — Mã đề 666 — 50 câu

Thời gian làm bài: 60 phút

Kết quả

Language (1–25)

Choose A, B, C or D.

Pronunciation (1) · pains / crowds / jobs / lamps

Pronunciation (2) · preferred / contacted / explained / tidied

Pronunciation (3) · fortnight / report / effort / resort

Pronunciation (4) · butcher / research / wheelchair / brochure

Pronunciation (5) · confusion / expansion / extension / dimension

Stress (6) · across / upstairs / even / perhaps

Stress (7) · include / enter / cover / order

Stress (8) · permanent / digital / obvious / exhausted

Stress (9) · professor / minimum / assistant / equipment

Stress (10) · category / democracy / interior / thermometer

All of my parents work in the city, so they leave home early each morning.

I decided to take advantage with the online course to improve my English speaking skills .

The teacher's explanation made me even more embarrassing , so I asked her to explain again.

She opened her birthday gift and smiled when she saw a new smart phone.

Remember to fill up the gas tank before starting our long journey tomorrow.

She was delighted to hear that she got the first prize.

Despite being quiet before, the market became crowded all of a sudden when the train arrived.

He was tidying his room when his mother _______ him last night.

On the way to school every morning, she usually stops _______ something to eat.

_______ you like cartoons, come with me to see 'Dog Man' tonight.

The tickets for the G-Dragon concert are _______ online now.

We sent them so many letters of complaints but no reply _______ received yet.

It was such a _______ that the concert was canceled an hour before it started.

When I woke up this morning, the garden looked so wet. It _______ have rained heavily last night.

During the project, students had a wide range of useful equipment _______ to complete tasks.

CLOZE (26–33)

Choose the best option for each blank.

Vietnam is not only famous for its history and street food but also for its amazing natural wonders. These places, including mountains, caves, and beaches, attract millions of visitors every year. (26)_____ these areas helps people understand more about nature and the importance of preserving it.

One of the most famous places is Ha Long Bay in northern Vietnam. It is known for its tall limestone islands that rise from the sea. Formed over millions of years and shaped by nature, these islands are both beautiful and mysterious. What surprises many visitors is the legend behind them—some believe dragons created the rocks to protect Vietnam (27)_______ invaders. Ha Long Bay is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which shows its global importance.

(28)_______ some parts of the bay are crowded with tourists, there are still peaceful spots where visitors can enjoy the scenery. In central Vietnam, Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park is another natural wonder. It is home to a number of huge caves, including Son Doong, which is the largest cave in the world (29)_______ scientists have fully explored. Discovered by a local man and later studied by researchers, the cave has rivers, forests, and even its own climate inside.

In the south, the Mekong Delta offers a different kind of beauty. The area is full of rivers and canals, where people sell fruits and goods from boats. In places like Cai Rang or Phong Dien, you can find a bunch of colorful floating markets, which attract (30)_______ locals and tourists. These markets show (31)_______ closely people live with nature in this part of the country.

(32)_______ to buildings and cities, natural wonders offer something deeper. They not only bring joy and peace, but also help us learn about the planet. As eco-tourism becomes more popular, taking care of these places while enjoying them becomes even more (33)_______.

Reading comprehension (34–41)

Read the passage and answer the questions.

In today's world, technology plays a major role in teenagers' lives. Smartphones, social media, and online games are now a regular part of daily routines. These tools help young people stay connected, learn new things, and express themselves creatively. However, there are also concerns about how too much technology—especially when used at night—can affect their health and development. It is important for parents to understand both the benefits and the risks of digital life.

One key issue is sleep deprivation. Children need about 8 to 10 hours of sleep every night to grow, stay healthy, and concentrate well in school. Unfortunately, many teens use electronic devices right before bed and even keep them close while sleeping. Studies show that the blue light from screens can make it harder to fall asleep and reduce sleep quality. Lack of sleep can lead to poor academic performance, mood swings, and even mental health problems.

Cyberbullying is another serious risk. Many teens experience online bullying through messages, social media, or group chats. These incidents often happen late at night, when parents are unaware. Victims of cyberbullying may feel anxious, depressed, or isolated.

Teens also face exposure to inappropriate content. The internet makes it easy to access violent images, hate speech, or adult material—sometimes by accident.

Technology addiction is becoming more common. Many teens feel the urge to check their phones constantly, fearing they will miss out on something.

So, what can parents do? Experts suggest a few useful strategies. One approach involves creating clear rules, such as having phones kept out of the bedroom at night or setting specific times during the day when screens are not used, like at meals. Open communication between parents and teenagers is also seen as important. Another helpful method is setting a good example. It can also be valuable to provide opportunities for offline activities.

Technology can be a powerful tool—but only when used wisely. By staying involved and supportive, parents can help teenagers build a healthy, balanced digital life.

What is the best title for the passage?

What does the word “them” in paragraph 2 refer to?

When does cyberbullying usually take place?

Which bad online content is NOT mentioned?

The word “involves” in paragraph 6 is closest in meaning to

What should parents teach children for better online habits?

Which of the following can be inferred?

Which statement might the writer most agree with?

Dialogue & writing (42–50)

Choose the best option.

Alex: “Do you feel like going to the cinema tonight?” Kate: “_____ I have lots of homework to finish.”

Tim: “Do you need help with cleaning the classroom?” Laura: “_____”

Mother: “Don’t play with that knife. _____” Sophie: “OK, mom, I won’t.”

It took Michael two hours to learn new words every day.

The classroom was too noisy for students to concentrate.

Tourists at this resort can have their meals delivered to their room.

Students do homework every day. They improve their learning.

Students drink too little water. Because of this, they feel tired in lessons.

Some tourists don't show concern for the environment. They don't consider the influence of their actions, either.

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