Đề minh họa tốt nghiệp THPT Tiếng Anh có đáp án (Đề số 27)

A. believed

B. believe

C. which believed

D. believing

A. drinking

B. drink

C. to drinking

D. to drink

A. difficulties

B. difficult

C. difficultly

D. difficulty

A. on

B. in

C. of

D. about

A. taking

B. getting

C. having

D. doing

A. simple advice this

B. this advice simple

C. simple this advice

D. this simple advice

A. Little

B. Much

C. Many

D. Few

A. miss

B. practice

C. regard

D. consider

A. precious

B. modern

C. handmade

D. expensive

A. Instead of

B. Because of

C. Despite

D. Due to

A. keep away from

B. get on with

C. keep up with

D. put up with

A. others

B. every

C. other

D. another

a. Nam: Oh, I’m sorry, but I can’t. I have to visit my grandparents today.

b. Lan: Never mind. Another time, perhaps.

c. Lan: Nam, there’s an art exhibition near my school. Let’s go to see it this afternoon. (Adapted from Global Success)

A. c-a-b

B. b-c-a

C. c-b-a

D. a-c-b

a. An: True! But I think it’s important to verify the information. Still, when used right, it saves a lot of time and makes things more efficient.

b. Binh: Not exactly, but it’s a powerful support tool. I mean, it’s great to have something ready to respond whenever you need it, right?

c. An: Hey Binh, have you been using ChatGPT lately?

d. An: I quite agree with you. Sometimes, when I’m stuck on a report or need a clear explanation of a tough topic, ChatGPT really helps. Do you think it can completely replace human interaction?

e. Binh: Yeah, I use it a lot! It’s really helpful when I need quick information or brainstorming ideas.

A. c-d-e-b-a

B. c-d-b-a-e

C. c-e-d-b-a

D. c-e-b-a-d

a. I can’t believe it’s been so long since we last caught up!

b. Maybe we could plan a hike together soon. It’d be a great way to reconnect.

c. I remember the last trail we hiked was so beautiful, and I’d love to do something similar.

d. Let me know if you’re free sometime this month. I’ll make sure to bring snacks!

e. Hope you’re doing well and enjoying your new job.

A. b-a-d-e-c

B. e-b-a-d-c

C. c-e-a-b-d

D. a-e-b-c-d

a. I’ve seen other neighborhoods thrive with similar projects, fostering both friendships and fresh produce.

b. Additionally, we can host workshops on gardening techniques and healthy eating.

c. Overall, I believe this initiative would bring our community closer together while promoting sustainability.

d. We could gather a group of volunteers to help with the planting and maintenance.

e. The idea of creating a community garden is exciting and could really enhance our neighborhood.

A. d-a-e-b-c

B. b-e-d-a-c

C. e-a-d-b-c

D. a-e-b-d-c

a. The good news is that biomass fuel is carbon neutral because it only releases the same amount of carbon into the atmosphere as the plants, the source of biomass fuel, absorb in their life cycle.

b. The biomass is dried and then burnt as biomass fuel to create heat or generate electricity.

c. Biomass fuel is easy to store for use when we need it.

d. Biomass is material that comes from trees, recycled paper, animal waste, food waste and some crops, such as corn, soy and sugar cane.

e. However, burning biomass produces carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas, so it is not completely environmentally friendly.

A. d-b-c-e-a

B. d-e-b-c-a

C. d-e-a-b-c

D. d-c-a-b-e

A. which transforms the way people capture and share moments

B. in which the way people capture and share moments has changed

C. transforming the way people capture and share moments

D. transforms the way people capture and share moments

A. who use selfies to express their identity and showcase their experiences

B. from whom the use of selfies for self-expression and showcasing experiences

C. use selfies to express their identity and showcase their experiences

D. express their identity and showcase their experiences through selfies

A. Using them to create a visual diary, vacations and celebrations are significant life events for many people

B. A visual diary of significant life events is a typical example of many people’s vacations and celebrations

C. Many people use them to create a visual diary of significant life events such as vacations and celebrations

D. Vacations and celebrations lead to the creation of a visual diary of many people’s significant life events

A. development of inadequacy and low self-esteem is a direct result

B. feelings of inadequacy and low self-esteem can be experienced

C. inadequacy and low self-esteem may be developed by individuals

D. individuals may develop feelings of inadequacy and low self-esteem

A. Focusing too much on the perfect selfie, genuine moments may be overlooked and detracted from real-life experiences

B. Excessive focus on the perfect selfie may detract from real-life experiences, causing genuine moments to be overlooked

C. Genuine moments are overlooked so that excessive focus on the perfect selfie can’t be detracted from real-life experiences

D. Upon focusing on the perfect selfie, real-life experiences may be detracted, causing genuine moments to be overlooked

A. crucial

B. important

C. imperfect

D. inessential

A. Using sustainable products

B. Reducing waste

C. Conserving energy

D. Composting organic waste

A. Choosing eco-friendly products allows consumers to back businesses that emphasize environmental protection.

B. When consumers select non-eco-friendly products, they undermine companies committed to environmental responsibility.

C. Opting for eco-friendly products may distract consumers from recognizing businesses that neglect environmental responsibility.

D. By purchasing items that are harmful to the planet, consumers can inadvertently encourage businesses that do not care about environmental issues.

A. energy-efficient appliances

B. individuals

C. green living habits

D. profound changes

A. allowing

B. requiring

C. prohibiting

D. abandoning

A. Green living exclusively focuses on reducing energy consumption and does not address waste management.

B. Using reusable products can contribute to a decrease in plastic waste and promote sustainability.

C. Teaching people about green living practices is not essential for promoting a sustainable future.

D. The movement toward greener practices has lost momentum as fewer individuals recognize the importance of preserving the planet.

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A. originate

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C.

D.

A. Release of harmful chemicals into the environment

B. Health risks to nearby communities

C. Increased regulations on electronic disposal

D. Exposure of workers to toxic substances

A. initiatives

B.

C.

D. programs

A. approaching

B.

C.

D.

A. Countries are increasing e-waste production due to rising consumer demand for electronics.

B. E-waste recycling programs and sustainable design strategies are being promoted to reduce environmental damage.

C. Consumers are encouraged to throw away old electronics to make room for new devices.

D. Companies are focusing on mining new resources to meet the growing demand for electronics.

A. More individuals are starting to recognize the effects of e-waste and are inspired to adopt environmentally friendly practices.

B. There is a decline in public interest regarding the consequences of e-waste, leading to fewer eco-friendly decisions.

C. More people are unaware of the impacts of e-waste, and this is hindering their ability to make eco-friendly choices.

D. Public knowledge about e-waste is static, and few individuals are making environmentally conscious choices.

A. Workers in developing countries are always well protected while dismantling e-waste.

B. Public awareness about e-waste is declining, leading to fewer eco-friendly choices.

C. Sustainable design strategies are being abandoned by most companies in the electronics industry.

D. Many countries are promoting e-waste recycling initiatives to encourage responsible disposal.

A. E-waste recycling programs are a waste of resources and do not help the environment.

B. The lack of strict regulations in developing countries may worsen the health risks associated with e-waste.

C. The demand for new electronic devices will decrease as public awareness increases.

D. People in developing countries are not aware of the dangers with e-waste disposal.

A. E-waste, generated from discarded electronic devices, creates major environmental hazards and health concerns, leading to initiatives aimed at responsible recycling and sustainable product design.

B. Growing public awareness and the promotion of recycling programs can help mitigate the health and environmental risks associated with the improper disposal of e-waste.

C. As technology evolves, e-waste management becomes unimportant due to rising health risks and environmental damage, highlighting the importance of recycling and sustainable practices.

D. The rapid advancement of technology is causing a significant increase in e-waste, which poses environmental issues that require immediate attention.