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ĐỀ THI TIẾNG ANH VÀO LỚP 10 TỈNH NGHỆ AN NĂM HỌC 2024-2025

TIẾNG ANH (KHÔNG CHUYÊN) — 50 câu TN — 60 phút — Mã 132

Thời gian làm bài: 60 phút

Kết quả

I. Pronunciation & vocabulary (1–10)

Choose A–D.

Pronunciation (1) · thin / their / than / them

thin
their
than
them

Pronunciation (2) · drive / think / mind / find

drive
think
mind
find

Pronunciation (3) · stopped / loved / pressed / worked

stopped
loved
pressed
worked

We arranged to meet at 7.30, but she didn't turn up. Opposite of "turn up"?

arrive
appear
come
leave

You should wear your coat. You may catch a cold.

If you don't wear your coat, you may catch a cold.
Unless you wear your coat, you may not catch a cold.
You may wear a coat if you don't catch a cold.
You may catch a cold even though you wear your coat.

A burglar broke into the building. At the time, the guard was sleeping.

When a burglar was breaking into the building, the guard slept.
Before a burglar broke into the building, the guard slept.
A burglar broke into the building as soon as the guard slept.
When a burglar broke into the building, the guard was sleeping.

Stress (7) · attraction / excellent / beautiful / character

attraction
excellent
beautiful
character

Stress (8) · woman / husband / doctor / refer

woman
husband
doctor
refer

Nick: "What a beautiful dress you're wearing!"
Mary: "_______"

Yes, it is.
No, thanks.
Thank you.
Sorry, it isn't.

John: "What shall we do this weekend?"
Peter: "_______"

No problem.
Yes, let's.
I'll go out for dinner.
Let's go for a picnic.

II. Cloze — Varieties of English (11–15)

Choose A–D.

English is spoken around the world. It isn't just one language; it's made up of many versions that their change depends (11) _______ where people live and their culture. (12) _______ American English and British English have different words and accents. In Britain, people say "lorry" while Americans say "truck". Even the way words are pronounced can be (13) _______, like how "schedule" sounds. In other countries, people (14) _______ learn English as a second language might create new ways of speaking it, adding local words and expressions. This makes English rich and varied, (15) _______ off the unique cultures of its speakers.

Although
For example
Though
Despite

difference
different
differ
differently

where
whom
who
which

giving
showing
taking
making

III. Grammar & vocabulary (16–36)

Choose A–D.

We need someone to _______ our children when we are away from home.

gave out
keep up
look after
take up

_______ my sister was busy, she helped me do my homework.

Despite
Although
However
Because

The _______ of electricity was a milestone of modern history.

discovery
discoverer
discover
discovering

Benny is going to get an email from his friend, _______?

isn't he
is he
doesn't he
does he

It was a complete _______; I never meant to hurt her.

accident
chance
error
happening

Mary finished _______ the report just minutes before it was due.

being typed
type
to type
typing

I love watching the parade _______ Independence Day.

on
over
to
at

He won't have much time to prepare for the meeting _______ is being held this afternoon.

whose
which
what
who

Turn off the faucet when you don't use it to save _______.

gas
wood
electricity
water

He _______ be a pilot but now he has a desk job.

uses to
use to
is used to
used to

My English teacher _______ me with the means to enjoy reading poetry.

provided
gave
offered
presented

I can't wash any clothes _______.

until they have repaired the washing machine
until they had repaired the washing machine
before they will repair the washing machine
before they repaired the washing machine

The children are excited about _______ to the zoo.

being taken
to be taken
taking
to take

The children _______ their homework when I got home last night.

have done
were doing
do
done

Her second compilation was the _______ of them all.

exceptionalest
exceptional
most exceptional
more exceptional

After the movie, we had planned to go to the beach, but we decided to call it a(n) _______ as everyone was tired.

day
night
month
hour

After the match, the winning team returned back home in triumph.

triumph
winning
back
the

Mary is beautiful, intelligent, easy-going, and many people like her.

easy-going
intelligent
many people like her
beautiful

At the age of 25, she still leads a very busy and interested life.

still
interested
busy
age

The final football match is postponed last Sunday due to the heavy snowstorm.

is
final
due
heavy

Electric bikes are becoming increasingly popular nowadays thanks to its convenience.

its
popular
thanks
are becoming

IV. Reading — Countryside (37–41)

Choose A–D.

Living in the countryside offers a quiet and peaceful lifestyle, away from the hustle and bustle of city life. Firstly, the countryside is known for its natural beauty. Rolling hills, lush green fields, and scenic landscapes are common sights. Residents can enjoy the beauty of nature, surrounded by fresh air and open spaces. Furthermore, life in the countryside is often slower-paced. There's less traffic and noise, allowing people to relax. It's common to see locals taking leisurely walks or enjoying picnics in the countryside. Despite the peaceful surroundings, living in the countryside can have its challenges. Amenities like shops and entertainment venues may be farther away, requiring residents to travel to nearby towns for essentials. However, many people appreciate the sense of community in rural areas. Neighbours often know each other well. They are willing to lend a helping hand when needed. Overall, life in the countryside offers a simpler and more close-knit community lifestyle, where nature's beauty is highly appreciated.

The countryside is known for _______.

skyscrapers and busy streets
natural beauty and scenic landscapes
traffic and noise pollution
shopping malls and entertainment centres

How would the pace of life in the countryside be described in the passage?

Slow-paced
Hectic
Fast-paced
Chaotic

The word "venues" in the passage is closest in meaning to _______.

services
accommodations
places
facilities

The word "They" in the passage refers to _______.

residents
areas
towns
neighbors

The best title for this passage could be _______.

City Life versus Countryside Life
Entertainment Venues and Leisure Activities in Rural Areas
The Challenges of Rural Living
Natural Beauty and Community in the Countryside

V. Meaning & rewrite (42–45)

Choose A–D.

It's amazing how much computers have come down in price… Closest to "amazing"?

boring
dangerous
surprising
awful

It is possible that the team will win the championship this year.

The team should win the championship this year.
The team may win the championship this year.
The team mustn't win the championship this year.
The team needn't win the championship this year.

He had his car serviced two years ago.

He had it serviced his car two years ago.
He didn't have any service on his car two years ago.
He hasn't had his car serviced for two years.
He hadn't serviced his cars for two years then.

My sister asked me, "When will you be back from your trip?"

My sister asked me when I will be back from my trip.
My sister asked me when would I be back from my trip.
My sister asked me when will I be back from my trip.
My sister asked me when I would be back from my trip.

VI. Reading — Education (46–50)

Choose A–D.

Education is very important for both individuals and society. It helps people learn how to think, solve problems, and understand the world. Today, education is not limited to traditional classrooms. Thanks to the Internet, we can learn in many new ways. Online courses, videos, and educational apps make it possible to study from home or anywhere with an Internet connection. Learning has become flexible and available to everyone. Education also plays a big role in making society more equal. When everyone has the chance to go to school, it helps reduce the gap between people from different backgrounds. It gives everyone a fair chance to succeed, no matter where they come from or what their circumstances are. Educated people are better able to participate in their communities, vote, and make informed decisions. They can also get better jobs and contribute more to the economy. Moreover, education helps us understand different cultures and perspectives. It promotes tolerance and understanding, which are important for peaceful and cooperative societies. Schools and teachers play a key role in teaching these values. In the end, education is not just about learning facts or passing exams. It is about giving people the tools they need to follow their dreams, make good choices, and contribute positively to society. Educated individuals can think critically, solve problems, and innovate, which benefits everyone.

What is the main idea of the passage?

Traditional classrooms are becoming unimportant and outdated.
Online learning is the best way to receive an education.
Schools should focus only on teaching academic subjects.
Education is crucial for personal growth and societal development.

The word "flexible" can be best replaced by _______.

plastic
adaptable
lenient
soft

The word "It" in the passage refers to _______.

Gap
Chance
Education
Economy

According to the passage, the ultimate goal of education is to _______.

help people pass their exams and have an equal chance to succeed
help people memorize facts
keep people from school as long as possible
help people follow their dreams and contribute to society

What can be inferred about the impact of education on society?

Education has little effect on societal equality.
Educated individuals are less likely to participate in their communities.
Education fosters tolerance, understanding, and cooperation in society.
Education primarily benefits wealthy individuals.

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