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ĐỀ THI TIẾNG ANH VÀO LỚP 10 TỈNH HẢI DƯƠNG NĂM HỌC 2023-2024

TIẾNG ANH (KHÔNG CHUYÊN) — 50 câu — 60 phút — Mã 304

Thời gian làm bài: 60 phút

Kết quả

Grammar (1–20)

Choose A–D.

Children should be taught how to use electronic devices to learn______.

Jeans have never been out of_____ as young people always like them.

She was_______ that he was very calm and solved the problem quietly.

As soon as I _____ reading this book, I will lend it to you.

She went to Tay Ho village in Hue_____ she could buy some bai tho conical hats.

If parents spend more time with their children, they____ happier.

This shopping mall, which _____ two years ago, attracts a lot of shoppers.

This novel is much _______ than the one I read last week.

When I was a child, I ______ fly a kite in the field near my house.

Modern technology is widening the _______ gap between parents and their children.

He is trying to ___ the bad habit of using the Internet all day.

The doctor advised me ______ more vegetables and fresh fruit.

With rapid scientific_____ humans will soon be able to inhabit other planets.

There were six applications for the job, but four of them were_______.

This restaurant is _________for its excellent dishes and service.

Parking is difficult in _____ city centre, so he often goes there by bus.

The farmers went on harvesting the crop____ the heavy rain.

Last weekend, I went on a school_______ to Cuc Phuong National Park.

She suggested that we _________ money for the poor in the neighbourhood.

New York is a _____ city with people from all over the world.

Error identification (21–25)

Choose the underlined mistake.

Living in the countryside seems to be more peacefully than living in a big city. (peacefully / Living / seems / in)

You usually help your parents with the housework, didn't you? (housework / your / didn't / with)

Yesterday, Ha is absent from school as she caught a cold and had to stay at home. (from / is / at home / a cold)

Children often receive chocolate or sugar eggs at Easter Day. (receive / chocolate / sugar / at)

William is a helpless teacher and a good listener to his students. (and / his / listener / helpless)

Exchanges (26–30)

Choose A–D.

Laura: “Thank you for helping me with my project.” Jenny: “______”

Kate: “______” Rosy: “He's tall and thin with curly hair.”

Mrs. Cruise: “You've made a lot of progress this term, Jimmy.” Jimmy: “______”

Alex: “Playing computer games too much is not good…” Sarah: “______. It also has a bad influence on their studies.”

Tom: “Is there a chemist's near here?” Passer-by: “______”

Reading: benefits of music (31–35)

Choose A–D.

Many children have music classes when they attend school. So how exactly can children benefit from studying music?

According to some studies, musical training can develop the part of children's brain that is involved with languages, so they can understand their own language better. It could also help with learning a second language. What's more, children who have studied music also seem to score better in other areas. For example, reading music includes learning about quarter and half notes, which are basically fractions, like in mathematics. And when children are learning about rhythm, they are counting the notes in a piece of music. So these school subjects seem to be connected.

Music can also let children explore new ideas, think in a creative way, and gain confidence. If they are learning the guitar, it can be really exciting when they can invent their own pieces of music. Moreover, when they do that, they are also practising their listening skills because they have to listen carefully to the music they are making. This is particularly important when they perform with other people.

One of the biggest benefits, of course, is that listening to music helps children to be less stressed. And creating music can make them feel the same way. And who knows? Maybe their musical knowledge will open up a great career path for them in the future.

The word “stressed” is closest in meaning to

According to the passage, which of the following statements is NOT true?

What are children learning about when counting the notes in a piece of music?

What is the main topic of the passage?

The word “It” in paragraph 2 refers to

Cloze: teenagers and money (36–40)

Choose A–D.

Teenagers do not spend as much money as their parents think, according to the findings of a recent survey. The survey (36) ______ 300 teenagers, 13-18 years old, from all over Britain. By the time they reach their teens (37) ______ children see their weekly pocket money rise dramatically to an average of £20. Greater access to cash among teenagers does not mean that they are more irresponsible. Although they have more cash, (38) ______ about debt is increasing. (39) ______, most children make an effort to put some aside for the future. Instead of wasting their pocket money on sweets or magazines, the majority of the children (40) ______ took part in the survey save more than half of their cash.

Sentence building (41–45)

Choose A–D.

Students/ should/ take part/ many/ extracurricular activities/ as possible.

Those students/ volunteer/ provide meals/ schoolchildren/ remote areas.

They/ close down/ water park/ it/ not safe/ children.

This/ meaningful/ experience/ we/ have.

The exercise/too/ long/ the students/ do/ ten minutes.

Closest meaning (46–50)

Choose A–D.

“What time did you go to bed last night, Mike?” his mother asked.

It's a pity that I can't come to the music festival next Sunday.

Someone has to pick the tourists up from the airport.

The house belongs to my grandparents. It was built in 1975.

We don't have enough time, so we can't visit the pottery village.

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