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THI THỬ TUYỂN SINH LỚP 10 lần thứ nhất

ĐÁP ÁN: TIẾNG ANH (CHUYÊN)

Phần trắc nghiê ̣m

Đáp án mã đề: 153

01 B; 02 C; 03 A; 04 C; 05 B; 06 B; 07 C; 08 B; 09 C; 10 C; 11 C; 12 D; 13 A; 14 C; 15 C;

16 A; 17 B; 18 A; 19 B; 20 B; 21 A; 22 A; 23 A; 24 D; 25 B; 26 B; 27 D; 28 D; 29 B; 30 C;

31 D; 32 A; 33 C; 34 C; 35 A; 36 D; 37 C; 38 B; 39 A; 40 A; 41 B; 42 D; 43 B; 44 B; 45 C;

46 C; 47 B; 48 B; 49 B; 50 A; 51 C; 52 D; 53 D; 54 B; 55 D; 56 A; 57 C; 58 A; 59 D; 60 B;

61 C; 62 D; 63 A; 64 B; 65 C; 66 C; 67 B; 68 B; 69 B; 70 C; 71 C; 72 A; 73 A; 74 B; 75 D;

76 D; 77 C; 78 C; 79 B; 80 D; 81 A; 82 A; 83 C; 84 D; 85 C; 86 C; 87 D; 88 D; 89 D; 90 B;

91 B; 92 D; 93 C; 94 D; 95 A; 96 A; 97 B; 98 A; 99 C; 100 A;

Đáp án mã đề: 187

01 D; 02 C; 03 B; 04 A; 05 A; 06 B; 07 D; 08 B; 09 B; 10 C; 11 A; 12 C; 13 D; 14 C; 15 C;

16 C; 17 D; 18 B; 19 B; 20 A; 21 C; 22 A; 23 B; 24 A; 25 C; 26 D; 27 A; 28 C; 29 B; 30 C;

31 C; 32 A; 33 D; 34 C; 35 C; 36 B; 37 D; 38 B; 39 B; 40 C; 41 A; 42 C; 43 D; 44 D; 45 A;

46 D; 47 B; 48 C; 49 B; 50 D; 51 A; 52 B; 53 D; 54 D; 55 D; 56 D; 57 C; 58 B; 59 D; 60 D;

61 B; 62 C; 63 B; 64 D; 65 B; 66 A; 67 C; 68 A; 69 B; 70 C; 71 A; 72 A; 73 B; 74 A; 75 D;

76 A; 77 A; 78 D; 79 A; 80 A; 81 D; 82 C; 83 B; 84 A; 85 A; 86 B; 87 C; 88 A; 89 C; 90 B;

91 B; 92 C; 93 B; 94 C; 95 C; 96 B; 97 D; 98 C; 99 D; 100 B;

Đáp án mã đề: 255

01 C; 02 B; 03 A; 04 B; 05 A; 06 B; 07 C; 08 A; 09 B; 10 C; 11 D; 12 C; 13 B; 14 A; 15 A;

16 B; 17 D; 18 B; 19 B; 20 C; 21 C; 22 D; 23 C; 24 A; 25 B; 26 C; 27 B; 28 B; 29 D; 30 A;

31 D; 32 B; 33 D; 34 A; 35 A; 36 D; 37 C; 38 C; 39 D; 40 B; 41 C; 42 D; 43 C; 44 D; 45 A;

46 C; 47 D; 48 D; 49 B; 50 C; 51 A; 52 A; 53 B; 54 B; 55 D; 56 B; 57 C; 58 A; 59 C; 60 B;

61 B; 62 C; 63 B; 64 C; 65 C; 66 C; 67 A; 68 A; 69 D; 70 D; 71 C; 72 D; 73 B; 74 C; 75 D;

76 B; 77 C; 78 A; 79 D; 80 B; 81 B; 82 A; 83 B; 84 C; 85 C; 86 B; 87 A; 88 D; 89 A; 90 C;

91 C; 92 D; 93 B; 94 B; 95 B; 96 A; 97 C; 98 D; 99 B; 100 C;

Đáp án mã đề: 289

01 A; 02 D; 03 C; 04 D; 05 D; 06 D; 07 B; 08 C; 09 D; 10 A; 11 B; 12 D; 13 D; 14 C; 15 A;

16 D; 17 A; 18 B; 19 D; 20 C; 21 C; 22 C; 23 D; 24 C; 25 B; 26 D; 27 A; 28 A; 29 A; 30 C;

31 A; 32 B; 33 B; 34 A; 35 A; 36 C; 37 A; 38 C; 39 D; 40 A; 41 D; 42 D; 43 C; 44 D; 45 B;

46 B; 47 C; 48 A; 49 C; 50 B; 51 B; 52 C; 53 B; 54 C; 55 C; 56 B; 57 C; 58 D; 59 A; 60 A;

61 C; 62 B; 63 B; 64 D; 65 A; 66 A; 67 C; 68 D; 69 C; 70 C; 71 C; 72 B; 73 A; 74 D; 75 A;

76 A; 77 B; 78 B; 79 B; 80 B; 81 B; 82 B; 83 D; 84 B; 85 A; 86 D; 87 A; 88 B; 89 B; 90 B;

91 D; 92 C; 93 B; 94 A; 95 A; 96 B; 97 D; 98 B; 99 B; 100 C;

Phần tự luận

Word Formation

Read the text below and complete each gap with the correct form of the word at the end of the line Do not write more than ONE word in each gap Two examples are given below

EARTHQUAKES There are several reasons why earthquakes occur When the Earth's tectonic

plates move, there is a sudden slip along geological faults In the beginning, the

movement of the (0) _ tectonic plates is slow, but as the plates continue to

collide with each other, there is an increase in pressure within the rocky crust

When this pressure exceeds the (00) _ of the rocks, earthquakes are caused

Certain human activities can directly or indirectly lead to earthquakes Such

activities may be underground (101) _ tests, the injection of fluid into wells for

waste (102) _ and the filling of reservoirs with water All these activities may

increase the pressure within the rock, which may slip more (103) _ and thus,

generate earthquakes

The consequences of an earthquake can be (104) _ The soil is weakened

and buildings and structures may (105) _ or totally collapse Landslides and

rock avalanches may lead to (106) _ of life or damage to property Another

serious (107) _ is fire Even more frightening are tsunamis Tsunamis, which

are (108) _ waves, can cause more fatalities and greater damage They strike

without much (109) _ and can hit an area far away from the epicentre of the

earthquake since the waves move across the ocean until they reach the coastline

where their (110) _ increases

0 ROCK

00 STRONG

101 NUCLEUS

102 DISPOSE

103 EASY

104 DISASTER

105 PART

106 LOSE

107 THREATEN

108 MASS

109 WARN

110 HIGH

Your answers

102. disposal 103. easily 104. disastrous

105. partially/partly 106 loss 107. threat

108. massive 109. warning 110. height

Cloze: Complete the passage below by writing ONE word in each gap

The Value of Sleep

Our ultimate escape (0) from whatever life has thrown (111) _ us during our waking day is sleep

Nature’s healer lowers our eyelids and covers us (112) _ the comforting blanket of unconsciousness Every night we are given a period in (113) _ our bodies and minds can recuperate and prepare us for the trials (114) _ demands of the following day As we all know, our subconscious controls (115) _ quiet periods, taking our minds on journeys consisting of events and half-remembered thoughts from our conscious hours Our journeys (116) _ usually fragmented patterns of sensations and pictures, sometimes pleasant, sometimes harrowing

These periods of unconsciousness and dreams are essential (117) _ our health and well-being but

an increasing number of people today suffer (118) _ an inability to enjoy this necessary form of escape Insomnia affects a high proportion of us and this frustrating, debilitating malady (119) _ have dire results The insomniac wades (120) _ his waking hours in a fog Creative thought can (121) _ deadened, reflexes slowed and sensations dimmed If (122) _ inability to sleep lasts for more than a week (123) _ two, what is known (124) _ chronic insomnia sets in, sometimes causing severe depression and leaving the sufferer unable (125) _ cope with daily life

Your answers

Sentence Transformation: Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first

sentence, using the word given Do not make any changes to the word given and write no more than five

words in total Contractions (e.g don't) count as two words

126 He encountered numerous problems because he had little experience as a manager HAVE

If he had had more experience as a manager, he wouldn't have encountered so many problems

127 If she marries him, she'll have to move to Italy MEAN

Marrying him will mean her moving to Italy

128 They demolished those dilapidated houses last year WERE

It is a year since those dilapidated houses were demolished

129 The number of theatregoers has fallen this month DECREASE

There has been a decrease in the number of theatregoers this month

130 "Nobody else but me will be responsible for this case!" he said DEMANDED

He demanded he be the only person responsible for this case

131 It was unfair to blame Harry for all the mistakes ON

They put the blame on Harry for all the mistakes, which was unfair

132 My husband and I disagree about how to solve our financial problems AGREEMENT

My husband and I aren't in agreement about/on how to solve our financial problems

133 Variations in the climate may cause unpredictable changes to the world economy BROUGHT

Unpredictable changes to the world economy may be brought on/about by variations in the climate

134 Just before the award ceremony began, the glamorous young actress entered the hall ABOUT

The award ceremony was about to begin when the glamorous young actress entered the hall

135 The climbers were afraid that the food supplies would soon be exhausted RUN

The climbers were afraid that they would soon run out of food supplies

136 No sooner had they entered the museum than the fire alarm went off HARDLY

They had hardly entered the museum when the fire alarm went off

137 She had worried about her son's safety unnecessarily NEED

She needn't have worried about her son's safety

138 Thanks to his generous contribution, the orphanage didn't close down HAD

The orphanage would have closed down had it not been for his generous contribution

139 My parents’ car, which was extremely expensive, was damaged by a falling tree during the storm FORTUNE

My parents' car, which cost (them) a fortune / which was worth a fortune, was damaged by a

falling tree during the storm

140 We have been living in this house ever since we were born WHERE

This is the house where we have been living ever since we were born

Error Identification and Correction

The following text comes from a student's essay It contains 10 mistakes of grammar or vocabulary There are no punctuation mistakes Find the mistakes, UNDERLINE them and WRITE the corrections in the space provided to the right of the text (0) has been done as an example

It is general believed that an efficient teacher is the one who is the

more knowledgeable However, it is a fact that a teacher should have

several other traits in order to teach effectively

First of all, one should be friendly and understanding, especially

when one has to handle with teenagers Teenage students need support

and advices Also, a teacher has to be able to communicate to students

and make them feel important, so as to boost their self-confidence In

this way, even weak students will be encouraged to try harder Also, it

is essential that one is co-operative and always willing to help

students In this way, the latter will feel more relaxed and that they can

always rely on their teacher

Moreover, a teacher should be quick-thinking and patient

Therefore, he/she will be able to deal with most difficulties and handle

them good

Finally, a knowledgeable teacher, who is always enthusiast to

learn new things and new teaching methods and approaches, is a

successful one Thus, he/she develops the ability to transfer

knowledge

To sum up, it is an undeniable fact that being an effective teacher

is not easy However, one should be determined so as to achieve his

goals

0 general
generally

141 the more
most

142 handle
deal

143 advices
advice

144 to
with

145 is
be

146 and that
because

147 good
effectively/ efficiently/successfully/well

148 enthusiast
eager

149 transfer
convey

150 his
one’s