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ĐỀ KIỂM TRA TỰ LUẬN MÔN: VIẾT – Mã môn: Tiếng Anh 2 – EN25

ĐỀ SỐ 04

-(Mỗi sinh viên chỉ lựa chọn một đề cho bài kiểm tra tự luận của mình)

Task 1: Put the words in the correct order: (10 pts)

1 the / passports / at / have / show / their / passengers / to / the / airport

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2 decided / to / ago / focus / Nokia / telecommunications / ten / on / years

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Task 2: Rewrite the sentences without changing their meanings: (15 pts)

3 How long have they used this system?

When did

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4 It is possible for her to take the car to the garage

She

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5 An American designed this device 6 months ago

This device

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Task 3: Write a passage (180 words) to compare between living at home or living on campus (75 pts)

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Bài làm:

Task 1: Put the words in the correct order (10 pts)

The passengers have to show their passports at the airport

Nokia decided to focus on telecommunications ten years ago

Task 2: Rewrite the sentences without changing their meanings (15 pts)

When did they start using this system?

She can take the car to the garage

This device was designed by an American 6 months ago

Task 3: Write a passage (180 words) to compare between living at home or living on campus (75 pts)

Living at home and living on campus both have their own advantages and disadvantages for students If you live at home, you can enjoy the comfort of your family, homemade meals, and a familiar environment Your family can support you emotionally and financially, which helps you focus on your studies However, living at home may limit your independence and social life You may have to spend more time commuting to school, which can be tiring and

stressful, especially if your home is far from the campus

On the other hand, living on campus allows you to experience a more

independent lifestyle You can easily participate in school activities, join clubs, and make new friends Living on campus helps you develop important life skills such as time management, cooking, and taking care of yourself However, you may feel homesick at times, and living with roommates can sometimes be difficult Campus accommodation is also often more expensive than staying at home In conclusion, both options have their own benefits and drawbacks, so students should consider their personal needs and circumstances before deciding where to live

Số từ: 179

Phiên bản 2

Task 1: Put the words in the correct order (10 pts)

The passengers have to show their passports at the airport

Nokia decided to focus on telecommunications ten years ago

Task 2: Rewrite the sentences without changing their meanings (15 pts)

When did they start using this system?

She can take the car to the garage

This device was designed by an American 6 months ago

Task 3: Write a passage (about 180 words) to compare between living at home

or living on campus

There are advantages and disadvantages to both living at home and living on campus for students Living at home means you can enjoy the support of your

family, home-cooked meals, and a familiar environment This can help you feel more comfortable and reduce your living expenses However, staying at home may make you less independent and limit your opportunities to interact with classmates outside of school You might also spend a lot of time commuting, especially if your home is far from the university

In contrast, living on campus gives you the chance to become more independent and make new friends easily You can join various school activities, clubs, and take part in campus events Living on campus also helps students learn to

manage their time, money, and daily routines However, it can be more

expensive, and sharing a room with others may sometimes be inconvenient or stressful

In conclusion, both living at home and living on campus have unique benefits and drawbacks Students should consider their financial situation and personal preferences before making a decision about where to live

Phiên bản 3

Task 1: Put the words in the correct order (10 pts)

The passengers have to show their passports at the airport

Nokia decided to focus on telecommunications ten years ago

Task 2: Rewrite the sentences without changing their meanings (15 pts)

When did they start using this system?

She can take the car to the garage

This device was designed by an American 6 months ago

Task 3: Write a passage (about 180 words) to compare between living at home

or living on campus

Living at home and living on campus each offer unique experiences for

students If you live at home, you benefit from family support, delicious meals, and a familiar atmosphere This can make you feel secure and less worried about daily expenses However, living at home may limit your independence and reduce chances to participate in campus life or socialize with peers

Commuting from home can also take a lot of time and energy, especially for those living far from school

On the other hand, living on campus is a great way to meet new people and enjoy university activities Students can join clubs, attend events, and easily connect with classmates Living on campus also encourages independence, as you must handle your own schedule, meals, and finances Yet, dorm life can be costly and sometimes uncomfortable if you have to share a room with others or adapt to a new environment

In short, both options have pros and cons Students should carefully think about their needs, finances, and goals to choose the best living arrangement for

themselves

Số từ: 179

Phiên bản 4

Task 1: Put the words in the correct order (10 pts)

The passengers have to show their passports at the airport

Nokia decided to focus on telecommunications ten years ago

Task 2: Rewrite the sentences without changing their meanings (15 pts)

When did they start using this system?

She can take the car to the garage

This device was designed by an American 6 months ago

Task 3: Write a passage (about 180 words) to compare between living at home

or living on campus

Deciding whether to live at home or on campus is an important part of student life Living at home means you stay close to your family and get their support every day You can save money on rent and food, and feel comfortable in your familiar environment However, living at home may make it harder to take part

in university activities or meet new friends, especially if your house is far from school Commuting can also be stressful and take up a lot of time

In contrast, living on campus offers students the chance to experience

independence and build new relationships You are always close to classes, libraries, and campus events, making it easy to join activities and connect with others Managing your own time, cooking, and handling your own tasks helps you become more responsible However, campus life can be noisy, sometimes expensive, and you may need to share your space with roommates, which can

be challenging

In summary, both living at home and living on campus have unique advantages and disadvantages Each student should consider their own needs and

circumstances before choosing where to live

Phiên bản 5

Task 1: Put the words in the correct order (10 pts)

The passengers have to show their passports at the airport

Nokia decided to focus on telecommunications ten years ago.

Task 2: Rewrite the sentences without changing their meanings (15 pts)

When did they start using this system?

She can take the car to the garage

This device was designed by an American 6 months ago

Task 3: Write a passage (about 180 words) to compare between living at home

or living on campus

Both living at home and living on campus offer valuable experiences for

students, but they are quite different Living at home allows students to remain close to their family and enjoy their care and support Daily expenses are

usually lower, and home-cooked meals are available However, living at home may limit opportunities to make new friends or join activities on campus,

especially if commuting takes a lot of time and energy The long travel can also make students feel tired and reduce study time

On the other hand, living on campus provides an environment where students can develop independence and important life skills It is easier to participate in student clubs, join campus events, and interact with classmates Students who live on campus also learn how to manage their schedules and solve everyday problems by themselves Nevertheless, sharing a room with others can be

uncomfortable, and campus accommodation is often more expensive than staying at home

In conclusion, both options have their pros and cons Students should carefully consider their preferences, finances, and needs before making a decision about where to live

Số từ: 179

Phiên bản 6

Dưới đây là phiên bản 6 đầy đủ, gồm cả Task 1, Task 2, Task 3, với bài luận mới (khoảng 179–180 từ), đúng cấu trúc và yêu cầu như phiên bản 5:

Task 1: Put the words in the correct order (10 pts)

The passengers have to show their passports at the airport

Nokia decided to focus on telecommunications ten years ago

Task 2: Rewrite the sentences without changing their meanings (15 pts)

When did they start using this system?

She can take the car to the garage

This device was designed by an American 6 months ago

Task 3: Write a passage (about 180 words) to compare between living at home

or living on campus

For students, choosing between living at home and living on campus is an important decision Living at home means being close to family, having their support, and enjoying the comfort of a familiar place Meals and daily chores are often easier because family members can help Expenses for housing and food are usually lower However, living at home may limit your independence, and traveling to campus every day can take up a lot of time and energy,

especially if you live far away It can also reduce your chances to participate in campus activities or make new friends

Living on campus, by contrast, offers students more independence and more opportunities to join school events, clubs, and activities It is easier to meet classmates and become part of university life Students who live on campus learn to manage their time and responsibilities However, dormitory life can be expensive and sometimes uncomfortable, especially when sharing a room with others Some students may also feel homesick

In summary, both living at home and living on campus have clear advantages and disadvantages Each student should think about their own needs and choose what suits them best

Số từ: 180

Phiên bản 7

Task 1: Put the words in the correct order (10 pts)

The passengers have to show their passports at the airport

Nokia decided to focus on telecommunications ten years ago

Task 2: Rewrite the sentences without changing their meanings (15 pts)

When did they start using this system?

She can take the car to the garage

This device was designed by an American 6 months ago

Task 3: Write a passage (about 180 words) to compare between living at home

or living on campus

Students face an important choice between living at home or on campus when attending university Living at home gives students the comfort of being with

family, enjoying home-cooked meals, and saving money on housing costs Family members can help with chores and offer daily support, making life easier and less stressful However, living at home might limit social

opportunities and make it difficult to join campus activities Commuting long distances can also be exhausting and leave less time for studying or

participating in student events

In contrast, living on campus gives students more independence and a stronger connection to university life It is convenient to join clubs, attend events, and spend time with friends Campus living teaches students to take care of

themselves and manage their schedules Still, living in a dorm can be expensive, and sharing a room with others is not always comfortable Some students may also miss their families and familiar surroundings

In conclusion, both living at home and living on campus have their own benefits and challenges Each student should think carefully before deciding which option is best for them

Số từ: 180