\t<\/span>K\u1ef2 THI TUY\u1ec2N SINH V\u00c0O L\u1edaP 10<\/font><\/p>N\u0102M H\u1eccC 2026 – 2027<\/p>
M\u00f4n thi: Ti\u1ebfng Anh (m\u00f4n chuy\u00ean)<\/p>
Ng\u00e0y thi: 26\/5\/2026<\/p>
Th\u1eddi gian l\u00e0m b\u00e0i: 150 ph\u00fat, kh\u00f4ng k\u1ec3 th\u1eddi gian ph\u00e1t \u0111\u1ec1<\/p>
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PART I: PHONETICS<\/p>
1. A<\/p>
2. A<\/p>
3. B<\/p>
4. B<\/p>
5. A<\/p>
6. D<\/p>
7. A<\/p>
8. A<\/p>
9. D<\/p>
10. C<\/p>
PART II: VOCABULARY & GRAMMAR<\/p>
11. A<\/p>
12. C<\/p>
13. D<\/p>
14. A<\/p>
15. C<\/p>
16. B<\/p>
17. A<\/p>
18. B<\/p>
19. C<\/p>
20. C<\/p>
21. C<\/p>
22. B<\/p>
23. A<\/p>
24. C<\/p>
25. C<\/p>
26. C<\/p>
27. C<\/p>
28. A<\/p>
29. unemployment<\/p>
30. tirelessly<\/p>
31. effectiveness<\/p>
32. modernized<\/p>
33. misbehaved<\/p>
34. comparatively<\/p>
35. expressionless<\/p>
36. mismanagement<\/p>
37. overworked<\/p>
38. unreasonable<\/p>
39. A (are \uf0e0 is)<\/p>
40. A (with \uf0e0 for)<\/p>
41. C (their \uf0e0 his\/her)<\/p>
42. A (companion \uf0e0 company)<\/p>
PART III: READING<\/p>
43. A<\/p>
44. A<\/p>
45. C<\/p>
46. D<\/p>
47. D<\/p>
48. B<\/p>
49. C<\/p>
50. A<\/p>
51. D<\/p>
52. C<\/p>
53. A<\/p>
54. D<\/p>
55. A<\/p>
56. C<\/p>
57. A<\/p>
58. C<\/p>
59. D<\/p>
60. C<\/p>
61. B<\/p>
62. B<\/p>
63. B<\/p>
64. D<\/p>
65. A<\/p>
66. B<\/p>
67. D<\/p>
68. D<\/p>
69. A<\/p>
70. C<\/p>
71. A<\/p>
72. A<\/p>
PART IV: WRITING<\/p>
73. Such difficult words did the teacher use that no one could understand him.<\/p>
74. But for his father\u2019s early retirement, Richard wouldn\u2019t have taken over the family business.<\/p>
75. No sooner had the announcement been made than everyone started complaining.<\/p>
76. Though he had been extremely tired after the journey, he continued working until midnight.<\/p>
77. The manager asked her why she had left the office before finishing the report.<\/p>
78. Colourful T-shirts are known to have been popular during the 1960s.<\/p>
79. They had the damaged bridge repaired by a professional company last month.<\/p>
80. That commentator, whose name I\u2019ve forgotten, is very well-known.<\/p>\r\n
UBND T\u1ec8NH LAI CH\u00c2U<\/p>
S\u1ede GI\u00c1O D\u1ee4C V\u00c0 \u0110\u00c0O T\u1ea0O<\/p>
(\u0110\u1ec1 thi c\u00f3 07 trang)\t<\/span>K\u1ef2 THI TUY\u1ec2N SINH V\u00c0O L\u1edaP 10<\/font><\/p>N\u0102M H\u1eccC 2026 – 2027<\/p>
M\u00f4n thi: Ti\u1ebfng Anh (m\u00f4n chuy\u00ean)<\/p>
Ng\u00e0y thi: 26\/5\/2026<\/p>
Th\u1eddi gian l\u00e0m b\u00e0i: 150 ph\u00fat, kh\u00f4ng k\u1ec3 th\u1eddi gian ph\u00e1t \u0111\u1ec1<\/p>
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PART I: PHONETICS (1.0 point)<\/p>
I. Choose the word (A, B, C or D) whose underlined part is pronounced differently from that of the rest in each of the following questions. (0.5 point)<\/p>
1.\t<\/span>A. visits\t<\/span>B. destroys\t<\/span>C. believes\t<\/span>D. depends<\/font><\/p>2.\t<\/span>A. artisan\t<\/span>B. establish\t<\/span>C. attraction\t<\/span>D. handicraft<\/font><\/p>3.\t<\/span>A. talked\t<\/span>B. naked\t<\/span>C. liked\t<\/span>D. asked<\/font><\/p>4.\t<\/span>A. singer\t<\/span>B. monster\t<\/span>C. function\t<\/span>D. monkey<\/font><\/p>5.\t<\/span>A. question\t<\/span>B. collection\t<\/span>C. direction\t<\/span>D. attention<\/font><\/p>II. Choose the word (A, B, C or D) whose main stress pattern is different from that of the rest in each of the following questions. (0.5 point)<\/p>
6.\t<\/span>A. fantastic\t<\/span>B. perfection\t<\/span>C. computer\t<\/span>D. fascinate<\/font><\/p>7.\t<\/span>A. awareness\t<\/span>B. difference\t<\/span>C. instrument\t<\/span>D. character<\/font><\/p>8.\t<\/span>A. police\t<\/span>B. practice\t<\/span>C. surface\t<\/span>D. service<\/font><\/p>9.\t<\/span>A. embroider\t<\/span>B. determine\t<\/span>C. demolish\t<\/span>D. compromise<\/font><\/p>10.\t<\/span>A. balance\t<\/span>B. challenge\t<\/span>C. career\t<\/span>D. happy<\/font><\/p>PART II: VOCABULARY & GRAMMAR (3.2 points)<\/p>
III. Choose the word or phrase (A, B, C or D) that best completes each of the following sentences. (1.8 points)<\/p>
11. While I __________ along the road, I saw a friend of mine.<\/p>
A. was cycling\t<\/span>B. have cycled\t<\/span>C. cycled\t<\/span>D. am cycling<\/font><\/p>12. Ann hoped __________ to join the private club. She could make important business contacts here.<\/p>
A. being invited\t<\/span>B. to invite\t<\/span>C. to be invited\t<\/span>D. inviting<\/font><\/p>13. David apologized __________ the last three training sessions. He said he had been in bed with the flu for two of them and visiting sick relatives for the third.<\/p>
A. that he didn\u2019t attend\t<\/span>B. not having attended<\/font><\/p>C. that he hadn\u2019t attended\t<\/span>D. for not attending<\/font><\/p>14. Had she worked harder last summer, she __________.<\/p>
A. wouldn\u2019t have been sacked\t<\/span>B. wouldn\u2019t have sacked<\/font><\/p>C. wouldn\u2019t sack\t<\/span>D. wouldn\u2019t be sacked<\/font><\/p>15. The Chief of police, __________ work is very important, takes care of the public safety.<\/p>
A. who\t<\/span>B. whom\t<\/span>C. whose\t<\/span>D. which<\/font><\/p>16. She __________ for her parents\u2019 support during her university education, but she preferred to work part-time and support herself.<\/p>
A. should have asked\t<\/span>B. could have asked\t<\/span>C. must have asked\t<\/span>D. ought to ask<\/font><\/p>17. The final exam was far __________ most students had expected, resulting in a surprisingly high failure rate.<\/p>
A. more challenging than\t<\/span>B. as challenging than<\/font><\/p>C. challenging more than\t<\/span>D. more challenge than<\/font><\/p>18. Sue rarely misses a chance to do voluntary work, __________?<\/p>
A. doesn\u2019t she\t<\/span>B. does she\t<\/span>C. is she\t<\/span>D. isn\u2019t she<\/font><\/p>19. Park Hang-seo, who is the head coach of __________ Vietnam national football team, is a new idol of many people.<\/p>
A. \u2205\t<\/span>B. a\t<\/span>C. the\t<\/span>D. an<\/font><\/p>20. Although he is my friend, I find it hard to __________ his selfishness.<\/p>
A. keep up with\t<\/span>B. come down with\t<\/span>C. put up with\t<\/span>D. catch up with<\/font><\/p>21. Older people rarely approve __________ habits of the younger generation.<\/p>
A. for\t<\/span>B. to\t<\/span>C. of\t<\/span>D. with<\/font><\/p>22. __________ the TRUMPET is the smallest brass instrument, it can play the highest notes of all the brass instruments and often plays in marches or fanfares.<\/p>
A. Because\t<\/span>B. Although\t<\/span>C. However\t<\/span>D. Since<\/font><\/p>23. __________ one cigarette when he reached for the packet and took another.<\/p>
A. Hardly had he finished\t<\/span>B. Only he had finished<\/font><\/p>C. Not only he had finished\t<\/span>D. He had finished hardly<\/font><\/p>24. We regret __________ passengers that all flights have been cancelled due to bad weather.<\/p>
A. informing\t<\/span>B. having informed\t<\/span>C. to inform\t<\/span>D. to informing<\/font><\/p>25. I\u2019m sorry I haven\u2019t got any money on me. I wish __________.<\/p>
A. I have got no money on me\t<\/span>B. I have some money on me<\/font><\/p>C. I had some money on me\t<\/span>D. I had got no money on me<\/font><\/p>26. The day their first child was born, the new parents were __________ with joy.<\/p>
A. overpowered\t<\/span>B. overtaken\t<\/span>C. overcome\t<\/span>D. overthrow<\/font><\/p>27. Students were like __________ with two tails after hearing their demanding final examinations had been unexpectedly postponed.<\/p>
A. horses\t<\/span>B. ducks\t<\/span>C. dogs\t<\/span>D. cats<\/font><\/p>28. If you go on __________ me like this, I will never be able to finish writing my report.<\/p>
A. disturbing\t<\/span>B. afflicting\t<\/span>C. concerning\t<\/span>D. affecting<\/font><\/p>IV. Give the correct form of the word in brackets to complete each of the following sentences. (1.0 point)<\/p>
29. The government is going to introduce measures aimed at reducing the level of __________ in the country. (EMPLOY)<\/p>
30. Yvonne has been working __________ to get the presentation ready for tomorrow. (TIRE)<\/p>
31. I don\u2019t doubt the __________ of this new gadget, but we simply don\u2019t have the money to buy it. (EFFECT)<\/p>
32. Some designers have __________ the ao dai by printing lines of poetry. (MODERN)<\/p>
33. The teacher warned the children that if they __________ again, they\u2019d be punished. (BEHAVE)<\/p>
34. Things in this shop are __________ cheaper than those in other shops. (COMPARE)<\/p>
35. She stood there completely __________, so I had no idea at all what she was thinking. (EXPRESSION)<\/p>
36. The company is being investigated for __________ of funds that appear to have been used inappropriately. (MANAGE)<\/p>
37. Unfortunately, a lot of nurses are __________ because the hospitals are short-staffed. (WORK)<\/p>
38. I think it is very __________ of him to expect us to work overtime every night this week. (REASON)<\/p>
V. Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the underlined part that needs correction in each of the following questions. (0.4 point)<\/p>
39. Protecting Earth\u2019s rainforests are important because they are unique habitats for millions of plant and animal species.<\/p>
A. are\t<\/span>B. for\t<\/span>C. and\t<\/span>D. species<\/font><\/p>40. You\u2019ll have to make allowances with him because he is new at the job, and everyone needs time to adjust.<\/p>
A. with\t<\/span>B. because\t<\/span>C. at the job\t<\/span>D. to adjust<\/font><\/p>41. All the judges paid the dancer compliments on their excellent performance in the competition.<\/p>
A. All\t<\/span>B. paid\t<\/span>C. their\t<\/span>D. in<\/font><\/p>42. Germany, in companion with France, has now lifted the ban on the export of live animals to Europe.<\/p>
A. companion\t<\/span>B. has\t<\/span>C. lifted\t<\/span>D. export<\/font><\/p>PART III: READING (3.0 points)<\/p>
VI. Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 43 to 52. (1.0 point)<\/p>
Social media is often described as a harmful influence on individuals and society. This perception is reinforced by frequent warnings (43) __________. While these dangers are real, (44) __________ of social media and the role of user behavior. Social media platforms themselves are not inherently harmful; rather, (45) __________.<\/p>
In a world with billions of people and limited opportunities for direct interaction, social media has become a primary (46) __________ beyond one\u2019s immediate environment. Similar to how children\u2019s books convey lessons through stories, digital content shapes attitudes and beliefs through repeated exposure. (47) __________. Feeds filled with conflict, comparison, or negativity may contribute to negative perceptions, while content focused on learning, creativity, or personal development can (48) __________.<\/p>
(49) __________. Algorithms prioritize content based on previous interactions, meaning that engagement with certain topics increases their visibility. By intentionally following positive social connections, goal-oriented individuals, inspirational figures, and constructive entertainment sources, (50) __________. When used deliberately, social media can provide access to information, motivation, and opportunities aligned with personal and professional goals. (51) __________, but the way it is consumed and curated. Responsible and mindful use allows social media to function as a (52) __________ rather than a negative influence.<\/p>
(Adapted from Pathways)<\/p>
43. <\/p>
A. that emphasize risks such as misinformation, online harassment, or exploitation<\/p>
B. about some issues that are misinformed and exploited the online harassment<\/p>
C. that online harassment and exploitation should be emphasized to reduce the risks<\/p>
D. the possibility of being misinformed, facing online harassment, or being exploited<\/p>
44. <\/p>
A. focusing solely on negative outcomes overlooks the broader function<\/p>
B. focusing solely on negative outcomes overlook the broader function<\/p>
C. focused solely on negative outcomes overlooks the broader function<\/p>
D. focusing solely at negative outcomes overlooks the broader function<\/p>
45. <\/p>
A. the type of content depends on how the users choose to engage with the impact of social media<\/p>
B. the users choose to engage with the type of content which depends on the impact of social media<\/p>
C. their impact depends on how they are used and the type of content users choose to engage with<\/p>
D. the social media engages with the type of content which users depend on and choose to use<\/p>
46. <\/p>
A. paths of learning about perspectives\t<\/span>B. ways of learning about perspectives<\/font><\/p>C. tracks of learning about perspectives\t<\/span>D. means of learning about perspectives<\/font><\/p>47. <\/p>
A. Therefore, how they perceive the world influences on the content that dominates an individual\u2019s online feed.<\/p>
B. However, the influence of the fact that how they perceive the world dominates an individual\u2019s online feed.<\/p>
C. Additionally, an individual\u2019s online feed dominates the content that influences how they perceive the world.<\/p>
D. As a result, the content that dominates an individual\u2019s online feed can influence how they perceive the world.<\/p>
48. <\/p>
A. encouraging more destructive thinking\t<\/span>B. encourage more constructive thinking<\/font><\/p>C. encourages more critical thinking\t<\/span>D. encourage more pessimistic thinking<\/font><\/p>49. <\/p>
A. The design of social media and the user choice are quite important to highlight the platform.<\/p>
B. The social media platforms highlight the further choice of users, which is quite important.<\/p>
C. The design of social media platforms further highlights the importance of user choice.<\/p>
D. The important choice of users further highlights the design of social media platforms.<\/p>
50. <\/p>
A. users can shape a more beneficial online experience<\/p>
B. benefits of online experience can shape users\u2019 behavior<\/p>
C. shaping users\u2019 online experience can be beneficial<\/p>
D. the online experience shapes the benefits users receive<\/p>
51. <\/p>
A. Additionally, the issue is not social media itself<\/p>
B. Moreover, the issue is not social media itself<\/p>
C. Consequently, the issue is not social itself media<\/p>
D. Therefore, the issue is not social media itself<\/p>
52. <\/p>
A. a productively and supportively tool\t<\/span>B. a production and support tool<\/font><\/p>C. a productive and supportive tool\t<\/span>D. a productive and supportively tool<\/font><\/p>VII. Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 53 to 62. (1.0 point)<\/p>
A POWERFUL INFLUENCE<\/p>
There is no doubt at all that the Internet has made a huge difference to our lives. (53) __________, most parents worry that their children spend too much time browsing the Internet or playing computer games, hardly (54) __________ doing anything else in their spare time. Naturally, parents are curious to find out why the Internet is so attractive, and they want to know if it can be harmful for their children. Should parents worry if their children are spending that much time (55) __________ their computers.<\/p>
Obviously, if children are bent over their computers for hours, absorbed (56) __________ some game, instead of doing their homework, then something is wrong. Parents and children could decide how much use the child should make of the Internet, and the child should give his or her (57) __________ that it won\u2019t interfere with homework. If the child is not holding to this arrangement, parents can (58) __________ more drastic steps. Dealing with a child\u2019s use of the Internet is not much different from negotiating any other sort of bargain about behaviour.<\/p>
Any parents (59) __________ is seriously alarmed about a child\u2019s behaviour should make an appointment to discuss the matter with a teacher. Spending time in front of a computer screen does not necessarily affect a child\u2019s (60) __________ at school. Even if a child is (61) __________ crazy about using the Internet, he or she is probably just going through a phase, and in (62) __________ months there will be something else to worry about!<\/p>
(Adapted from CAE Practice Tests by Mark Harrison & Rosalie Kerr \u00a9 Oxford, Paper 3 \u2013 Part 1)<\/p>
53.\t<\/span>A. However\t<\/span>B. Therefore\t<\/span>C. Consequently\t<\/span>D. Moreover<\/font><\/p>54.\t<\/span>A. always\t<\/span>B. rarely\t<\/span>C. never\t<\/span>D. ever<\/font><\/p>55.\t<\/span>A. staring at\t<\/span>B. glancing at\t<\/span>C. looking\t<\/span>D. watching<\/font><\/p>56.\t<\/span>A. with\t<\/span>B. for