I. LISTENING (2.0 \u0111i\u1ec3m)<\/span><\/p>Part 1 (1-10):<\/p>
1. 20 minutes<\/p>
2. 15<\/p>
3. actors<\/p>
4. child<\/p>
5. music<\/p>
6. English<\/p>
7. script<\/p>
8. characters<\/p>
9. comedy<\/p>
10. Hyslop<\/p>
Part 3 (1-5):<\/p>
1. A<\/p>
2. C<\/p>
3. B<\/p>
4. C<\/p>
5. D<\/p>
II. LANGUAGE IN USE (3.0 \u0111i\u1ec3m)<\/p>
Part 1 (1-20):<\/p>
1. A<\/p>
2. D<\/p>
3. B<\/p>
4. C<\/p>
5. A<\/p>
6. B<\/p>
7. D<\/p>
8. A<\/p>
9. B<\/p>
10. C<\/p>
11. A<\/p>
12. A<\/p>
13. D<\/p>
14. C<\/p>
15. D<\/p>
16. C<\/p>
17. B<\/p>
18. A<\/p>
19. A<\/p>
20. A<\/p>
Part 2 (1-10):<\/p>
1. culturally<\/p>
2. noticeable<\/p>
3. consumption<\/p>
4. substantial<\/p>
5. Additionally<\/p>
6. contributors<\/p>
7. exceptionally<\/p>
8. increasingly<\/p>
9. Fortunately<\/p>
10. reliance<\/p>
Part 3 (1-5):<\/p>
1. who \u2192 which<\/p>
2. 14-years-old \u2192 14-year-old<\/p>
3. addicted \u2192 addictive<\/p>
4. automatic \u2192 automatically<\/p>
5. provides \u2192 provide<\/p>
Part 4 (1-5):<\/p>
1. A<\/p>
2. B<\/p>
3. A<\/p>
4. C<\/p>
5. D<\/p>
III. READING (3.0 \u0111i\u1ec3m)<\/p>
Part 1 (1-10):<\/p>
1. A<\/p>
2. B<\/p>
3. C<\/p>
4. D<\/p>
5. B<\/p>
6. D<\/p>
7. C<\/p>
8. D<\/p>
9. B<\/p>
10. C<\/p>
Part 2 (1-10):<\/p>
1. go<\/p>
2. While \/ Although<\/p>
3. given<\/p>
4. based<\/p>
5. with<\/p>
6. cause \/ do<\/p>
7. as<\/p>
8. on<\/p>
9. who<\/p>
10. not<\/p>
Part 3 (1-5):<\/p>
1. D<\/p>
2. A<\/p>
3. C<\/p>
4. A<\/p>
5. B<\/p>
Part 4: <\/p>
1. FALSE<\/p>
2. FALSE<\/p>
3. TRUE<\/p>
4. TRUE<\/p>
5. FALSE<\/p>
6. troposphere <\/p>
7. arid deserts <\/p>
8. mid-latitude rivers <\/p>
9. specialized statistical technique <\/p>
10. Africa\u2019s rivers<\/p>
IV. WRITING (2.0 \u0111i\u1ec3m)<\/p>
Part 1 (1-5):<\/p>
1. The media is said to have a profound impact on teen behavior.<\/p>
2. Not until the blackout occurred did he realize the importance of saving energy.<\/p>
3. Exhausted as\/though they were, the rescue team members kept on searching for survivors.<\/p>
4. So ambitious is he that he will do anything to succeed in his career.<\/p>
5. No sooner had the new law been passed than pollution levels started to drop.<\/p>
Part 2 (1-5):<\/p>
1. You should not have ignored the doctor\u2019s advice.<\/p>
2. The local authorities are looking into the cause of the landslide.<\/p>
3. My dad is insistent on the heater being turned off before our bedtime \/\/ that the heater (should) be turned off before our bedtime.<\/p>
4. Mary was green with envy when she saw her sister\u2019s new doll.<\/p>
5. There has been a significant increase in tourism in Viet Nam over the last decade.<\/p>\r\n
S\u1ede GI\u00c1O D\u1ee4C V\u00c0 \u0110\u00c0O T\u1ea0O<\/p>
T\u1ec8NH L\u00c0O CAI<\/p>
(\u0110\u1ec1 thi c\u00f3 08 trang)\t<\/span>K\u1ef2 THI TUY\u1ec2N SINH V\u00c0O L\u1edaP 10 THPT<\/font><\/p>N\u0102M H\u1eccC 2026 \u2013 2027<\/p>
M\u00f4n thi: TI\u1ebeNG ANH CHUY\u00caN<\/p>
Ng\u00e0y thi: 28\/05\/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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H\u01af\u1edaNG D\u1eaaN TH\u00cd SINH PH\u1ea6N NGHE HI\u1ec2U<\/p>
\u2022\t<\/span>Ph\u1ea7n nghe hi\u1ec3u c\u00f3 03 b\u00e0i, m\u1ed7i b\u00e0i c\u00e1ch nhau kho\u1ea3ng 20 gi\u00e2y.<\/font><\/p>\u2022\t<\/span>M\u1ed7i b\u00e0i th\u00ed sinh \u0111\u01b0\u1ee3c nghe 02 l\u1ea7n, m\u1ed7i l\u1ea7n c\u00e1ch nhau kho\u1ea3ng 10 gi\u00e2y.<\/font><\/p>I. LISTENING (2.0 POINTS)<\/p>
Part 1. You will hear a conversation between the organiser of a short film competition and a man who is interested in taking part in this event. Listen and complete the notes below. Write ONE WORD AND\/OR A NUMBER for each answer. (1.0 point)<\/p>
SHORT FILM COMPETITION<\/p>
Rules<\/p>
\u2022\t<\/span>The film must be no more than 1. __________ long.<\/font><\/p>\u2022\t<\/span>It must be submitted before 2. __________ May.<\/font><\/p>\u2022\t<\/span>Don\u2019t use any 3. __________ with experience.<\/font><\/p>\u2022\t<\/span>For the film, it\u2019s necessary to include a 4. __________ or an animal this year, get permission for any 5. __________ used. Check that 6. __________ subtitles contain no mistakes.<\/font><\/p>Advice<\/p>
Focus on the 7. __________ before doing anything else.<\/p>
Stick to a few 8. __________ and locations.<\/p>
Avoid making a 9. __________ because not all the judges will like it.<\/p>
Last year\u2019s competition<\/p>
The winner was Greg 10. __________.<\/p>
The title of Greg\u2019s film was \u201cImagine\u201d.<\/p>
Part 2. You will hear five different people talking about their use of modern communications technology. Choose from the list (A\u2013F) the opinion each person expresses. Use the letters only once. There is one extra letter that you do not need to use. (0.5 point)<\/p>
1. Speaker 1__________<\/p>
2. Speaker 2__________<\/p>
3. Speaker 3__________ <\/p>
4. Speaker 4__________<\/p>
5. Speaker 5__________\t<\/span>A. doesn\u2019t think text messages are fast enough.<\/font><\/p>B. hates it when one personal email is sent to many other people.<\/p>
C. thinks the fact that you can be contacted at all times is stressful.<\/p>
D. feels more at ease with online communications.<\/p>
E. prefers writing by hand.<\/p>
F. spends a lot more money on text messages than on voice calls.<\/p>
Part 3. You will hear an interview with a tree surgeon called Andrew Smith, who carries out work on trees to make sure they\u2019re healthy and safe. For questions 1\u20135, write the best answer A, B, C or D in the corresponding numbered boxes. The recording is played twice. (0.5 point)<\/p>
1. Andrew says he started to work as a tree surgeon because __________.<\/p>
A. it meant he could spend more time outdoors<\/p>
B. he was very interested in wildlife<\/p>
C. he wanted to continue his father\u2019s business immediately<\/p>
D. his family was keen for him to do it<\/p>
2. Andrew wishes he was more like his father in his ability to __________.<\/p>
A. pay attention to detail\t<\/span>B. remain calm in difficult situations<\/font><\/p>C. think in broader terms\t<\/span>D. communicate effectively with clients<\/font><\/p>3. Recently, one of Andrew\u2019s clients gave positive feedback about __________.<\/p>
A. how clearly he communicated<\/p>
B. how quickly the job was completed<\/p>
C. how knowledgeable he was<\/p>
D. how carefully he protected the neighbour\u2019s property<\/p>
4. What does Andrew like most about his job?<\/p>
A. being part of a team<\/p>
B. having the opportunity to keep learning<\/p>
C. doing something useful for the local community<\/p>
D. spending time in natural environments<\/p>
5. Andrew says the worst part of his job is having to __________.<\/p>
A. work in bad weather\t<\/span>B. use heavy electrical equipment<\/font><\/p>C. tidy things up\t<\/span>D. deal with paperwork<\/font><\/p>II. LANGUAGE IN USE (3.0 POINTS)<\/p>
Part 1. Choose the best answer A, B, C, or D to complete the sentence in each of the following questions. Write your answers in the corresponding numbered boxes provided. (1 point)<\/p>
1. By the time you get home tonight, I __________ dinner for the whole family.<\/p>
A. will have cooked\t<\/span>B. have cooked\t<\/span>C. cook\t<\/span>D. am cooking<\/font><\/p>2. Giant pandas __________ critically endangered in the wild, and breeding them in captivity has proved difficult.<\/p>
A. considered\t<\/span>B. consider\t<\/span>C. have considered\t<\/span>D. are considered<\/font><\/p>3. Living in a skyscraper __________ the park provides a sense of peace amidst the noise.<\/p>
A. to overlook\t<\/span>B. overlooking\t<\/span>C. overlooked\t<\/span>D. overlooks<\/font><\/p>4. Had it not been for your timely help, I __________ the deadline yesterday.<\/p>
A. didn\u2019t meet\t<\/span>B. hadn\u2019t met\t<\/span>C. wouldn\u2019t have met\t<\/span>D. wouldn\u2019t meet<\/font><\/p>5. I\u2019ll call you __________ the final news about the result.<\/p>
A. the moment I hear\t<\/span>B. when I will hear\t<\/span>C. until I hear\t<\/span>D. after I heard<\/font><\/p>6. Among the students in my class, Peter is __________ not only in school subjects but also in outdoor activities.<\/p>
A. most active\t<\/span>B. the most active\t<\/span>C. the more active\t<\/span>D. as active<\/font><\/p>7. Many old customs have been __________ from generation to generation in this rural area.<\/p>
A. given up\t<\/span>B. broken out\t<\/span>C. turned off\t<\/span>D. passed down<\/font><\/p>8. Never before __________ such a spectacular firework display.<\/p>
A. have I seen\t<\/span>B. I have seen\t<\/span>C. did I see\t<\/span>D. I saw<\/font><\/p>9. __________ in 2024, the bridge is now the longest in the entire region.<\/p>
A. Having completed\t<\/span>B. Completed\t<\/span>C. Completing\t<\/span>D. To complete<\/font><\/p>10. Everything is ready for the upcoming field trip to the museum, __________?<\/p>
A. aren\u2019t they\t<\/span>B. are they\t<\/span>C. isn\u2019t it\t<\/span>D. is it<\/font><\/p>11. __________ you follow the instructions, you will be able to assemble the device easily.<\/p>
A. Provided that\t<\/span>B. Unless\t<\/span>C. Even though\t<\/span>D. While<\/font><\/p>12. Many schools now __________ digital tools into their teaching lessons to engage students.<\/p>
A. incorporate\t<\/span>B. eliminate\t<\/span>C. separate\t<\/span>D. ignore<\/font><\/p>13. The ideas __________ in this essay are not particularly original.<\/p>
A. discussing\t<\/span>B. are discussed\t<\/span>C. are discussing\t<\/span>D. discussed<\/font><\/p>14. I think you are __________ if you say this unrealistic plan will work.<\/p>
A. making a scene\t<\/span>B. speaking the truth\t<\/span>C. pulling my leg\t<\/span>D. giving a hand<\/font><\/p>15. I\u2019d rather you __________ so much noise while I\u2019m trying to study for the finals.<\/p>
A. don\u2019t make\t<\/span>B. won\u2019t make\t<\/span>C. not make\t<\/span>D. didn\u2019t make<\/font><\/p>16. Environmentalists are __________ pressure on the government to ban single-use plastics.<\/p>
A. giving\t<\/span>B. doing\t<\/span>C. putting\t<\/span>D. making<\/font><\/p>17. In the past, the __________ tulips became so expensive that people exchanged their bulbs for houses.<\/p>
A. Dutch fashionable red\t<\/span>B. fashionable red Dutch<\/font><\/p>C. red fashionable Dutch\t<\/span>D. fashionable Dutch red<\/font><\/p>18. Not only have e-buses reduced emissions, __________.<\/p>
A. but they have improved air quality in densely populated urban areas as well<\/p>
B. they also have improved air quality in densely populated urban areas<\/p>
C. but as well they have improved air quality in densely populated urban areas<\/p>
D. but also have they improved air quality in densely populated urban areas<\/p>
19. Choose the word which is CLOSEST in meaning to the underlined and bold part:<\/p>
Recent feedbacks of his work from many schoolmates have raised his esteem.<\/p>
A. respect\t<\/span>B. disregard\t<\/span>C. disrespect\t<\/span>D. guilt<\/font><\/p>20. Choose the word which is OPPOSITE in meaning to the underlined and bold part:<\/p>
Hung is in a class of his own in our school because of his high proficiency in English.<\/p>
A. ordinary\t<\/span>B. outstanding\t<\/span>C. different\t<\/span>D. exceptional<\/font><\/p>Part 2. Give the correct form of each given word to complete the following text. Write your answers in the corresponding boxes provided. (1 point)<\/p>
Many traditional and modern festivals, though 1. __________ (CULTURE) significant, often cause considerable harm to the environment. They are held in fragile natural environments, where the impact of large crowds is even more 2. __________ (NOTICE). These events typically attract large crowds, which lead to increased waste generation, higher energy 3. __________ (CONSUME), and significant carbon emissions. For instance, the widespread use of disposable plastics, single-use items, and non-recyclable materials at festivals results in a 4. __________ (SUBSTANCE) amount of waste, much of which ends up creating huge landfills or, worse, pollutes oceans and rivers. 5. __________ (ADD), the energy required to power stages, sound systems, and lighting is typically sourced from fossil fuels, which contribute to global warming through the release of greenhouse gases.<\/p>
One of the main 6. __________ (CONTRIBUTE) to the environmental impact of festivals is transportation. Many attendees who travel long distances by car, bus, or even plane, create 7. __________ (EXCEPT) high amount of carbon footprint. The influx of attendees also strains local resources like water, food supplies, and waste management services. Festivals held in natural or rural environments can be 8. __________ (INCREASE) damaging, as large crowds trample fragile ecosystems, disturb wildlife, and leave behind litter. These ecosystems are often not resilient enough to recover quickly, leading to long-term consequences for local biodiversity and community sustainability. If festivals do not take responsibility for their impact, these consequences could worsen over time.<\/p>
9. __________ (FORTUNE), there are several practical solutions to make festivals more environmentally friendly. One of the most effective strategies is to use renewable energy sources, such as solar or wind power, to run festival operations. This shift could drastically reduce carbon emissions compared to the 10. __________ (RELY) on traditional, non-renewable energy sources. Moreover, festival organisers can introduce stricter waste management system, encouraging visitors to reduce the waste left behind.<\/p>
Part 3. There are FIVE mistakes in the following passage. Identify the mistakes and write the corrections in the corresponding numbered boxes. (0.5 point)<\/p>
Parents already have controls over smartphones \u2013 they should use them.<\/p>
Nick Price points out the features on Apple and Android phones that can help parents keep their children safe. A crucial facility seems to be missing from the coverage of smartphones in schools \u2013 and outside. Parental controls, who both Apple and Android have, enable downtimes to be set to ensure phones don\u2019t work in school. They can also set downtimes for outside school and block inappropriate apps. We use these for our 14-years-old daughter to keep her safe and manage the addicted effects of phone use. Her phone automatic switches off in school time and closes down for the day at 6.30 pm. Maybe more effort should be put into supporting all parents to use available tools to manage their children\u2019s phone use. It\u2019s parents that provides them with phones after all.<\/p>
Part 4. Choose the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the best arrangement of utterances or sentences to make a meaningful exchanges or text in each of the following questions. Write your answers in the corresponding numbered boxes provided. (0.5 point)<\/p>
1. <\/p>
a. Tom\u2019s Dad: No, you can\u2019t. It\u2019s late now.<\/p>
b. Tom: Can I watch one more film, Dad?<\/p>
c. Tom: Oh, please! Just this once?<\/p>
A. b-a-c\t<\/span>B. c-a-b\t<\/span>C. a-b-c\t<\/span>D. b-c-a<\/font><\/p>2. <\/p>
a. Mark: Don\u2019t worry! We\u2019ll get there quickly.<\/p>
b. Daisy: Oh, thank you so much, Mark! That would really help because I still have a long way to walk.<\/p>
c. Mark: You are welcome! Where are you taking them?<\/p>
d. Daisy: I have to bring them to the library before it closes. I was afraid that I couldn\u2019t make it in time.<\/p>
e. Mark: Hello Daisy, you look tired. Would you like me to help you carry those heavy books?<\/p>
A. c-d-e-b-a\t<\/span>B. e-b-c-d-a\t<\/span>C. a-d-c-b-e\t<\/span>D. e-d-a-b-c<\/font><\/p>3. <\/p>
Dear Mom and Dad,<\/p>
a. The teacher said this trip will help us improve teamwork skills and learn more about nature.<\/p>
b. May I go on the trip? I promise to be careful and follow all the rules.<\/p>
c. My class is planning a trip to the national park next Sunday.<\/p>
d. I know you care about my safety, but everything has been arranged carefully.<\/p>
e. There will be some team building activities and a guided tour.<\/p>
Love,<\/p>
Anna<\/p>
A. c-a-e-d-b\t<\/span>B. e-b-c-d-a\t<\/span>C. a-d-c-b-e\t<\/span>D. e-d-a-b-c<\/font><\/p>4. <\/p>
a. Further, in addition to posing an electrical hazard, stretching wires across walkways creates a tripping hazard.<\/p>
b. The most common types of injuries are slips, trips and fall.<\/p>
c. Boxes, files and other items piled in walkways can create a tripping hazard.<\/p>
d. Thus, make sure the wires are properly secured and covered.<\/p>
e. Be certain that all the items are safely stored in their proper location to prevent build-up of clutter.<\/p>
A. b-d-c-e-a\t<\/span>B. b-d-e-a-c\t<\/span>C. b-c-e-a-d\t<\/span>D. b-a-d-c-e<\/font><\/p>5. <\/p>
a. This in turn has an impact on how to process basic information mentally when the workers are at work.<\/p>
b. For example, computers in one form or another perform many of the tasks that people used to do themselves such as office functions, opening and locking doors.<\/p>
c. People generally are losing traditional practical skills which they need to function in everyday life.<\/p>
d. This has come about, in my opinion, because people are now so over-reliant on machines.<\/p>
e. Consequently, workers cannot do basic practical tasks in depth.<\/p>
A. c-b-d-e-a\t<\/span>B. c-d-e-a-b\t<\/span>C. c-a-b-d-e\t<\/span>D. c-d-b-e-a<\/font><\/p>III. READING (3.0 POINTS)<\/p>
Part 1. Read the following passage and decide which answer (A, B, C, or D) best fits each gap. Write your answers in the corresponding numbered boxes. (0.5 points)<\/p>
Everybody loves a joke, right? But what if the joke is on you? That is what nine unwitting \u201cthrill-seekers\u201d will eventually discover, having signed up for the experience of a 1. __________ – to be blasted off 2. __________ space in a new reality TV series, Space Cadets. It is, in fact, an elaborate and very expensive hoax. The nine contestants – 3. __________ three actors planted to help the action along \u2013 think that they are undergoing training in Russia, but in reality they\u2019re in the south of England. They believe themselves to be 4. __________ against each other for four places on a Space Shuttle flight, but the truth is, they will not leave the ground. Their \u201cspaceship\u201d will be a prop from a science fiction film, and the flight itself just an illusion created by special 5. __________. But is watching a hoax of this kind legitimate entertainment or just exploitation? Practical jokes by their very nature tend to involve a certain amount of cruelty, 6. __________ they are designed to make the victim feel foolish. But where do you draw the line 7. __________ a bit of a laugh and something really nasty? British comedian Arthur Smith says that, in his opinion, drawn-out hoaxes go too 8. __________. \u201cI quite like the idea of briefly fooling a friend, but on an enormous 9. __________ like this, it\u2019s cruel. The greatest experience of your life is suddenly taken away from you, and you discover that you\u2019ve been laughed at for weeks.\u201d Although practical jokes are cruel, they remain popular because we 10. __________ pleasure in the misfortune of others, according to psychologists. Basically, we enjoy watching other people look stupid because that makes us feel clever.<\/p>
1.\t<\/span>A. lifetime\t<\/span>B. life\t<\/span>C. living\t<\/span>D. livelihood<\/font><\/p>2.\t<\/span>A. at\t<\/span>B. into\t<\/span>C. onto\t<\/span>D. from<\/font><\/p>3.\t<\/span>A. together\t<\/span>B. altogether\t<\/span>C. plus\t<\/span>D. moreover<\/font><\/p>4.\t<\/span>A. wrestling\t<\/span>B. winning\t<\/span>C. trying\t<\/span>D. competing<\/font><\/p>5.\t<\/span>A. results\t<\/span>B. effects\t<\/span>C. causes\t<\/span>D. tricks<\/font><\/p>6.\t<\/span>A. if\t<\/span>B. although\t<\/span>C. but\t<\/span>D. as<\/font><\/p>7.\t<\/span>A. among\t<\/span>B. from\t<\/span>C. between\t<\/span>D. to<\/font><\/p>8.\t<\/span>A. strong\t<\/span>B. long\t<\/span>C. big\t<\/span>D. far<\/font><\/p>9.\t<\/span>A. extent\t<\/span>B. scale\t<\/span>C. degree\t<\/span>D. scope<\/font><\/p>10.\t<\/span>A. do\t<\/span>B. suffer\t<\/span>C. take\t<\/span>D. amuse<\/font><\/p>