Đề minh họa tốt nghiệp THPT Tiếng Anh có đáp án (Đề số 44)

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If you’re searching for an innovative (1) ______, BrightBrush is the perfect fit! Designed for people who value both performance and comfort, BrightBrush includes customizable modes, suitable (2) ______ various uses and dental conditions.

With advanced sonic technology, our (3) ______ toothbrush offers a deep-cleaning experience, removing up to 99% of plaque for a fresh and healthy smile. The high-efficiency motor (4) ______ with soft, dynamic bristles will provide a gentle yet powerful clean. With BrightBrush’s unique timer feature, which guides you through a dentist-recommended brushing time, you will (5) ______ major changes in your dental hygiene habits.

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Why Join a Tour?

Problems with independent trips:

Planning your own trip can be exciting, but it comes with challenges. Many travellers (7) ______ difficulties like navigating foreign cities or managing travel schedules. These initial issues often lead to (8) ______, such as missed connections or (9) ______ of budget. Therefore, travelling on your own can be time-consuming and stressful.

Tour Benefits:

● Get rid of the hassle of planning as everything is organised for you.

● Tours ensure you explore top destinations; (10) ______, you can make the most of your time.

● Gain access to professional guides who provide valuable (11) ______ into the places.

● Group tours offer a wide (12) ______ of experiences, from cultural highlights to scenic

adventures, ensuring there’s something for everyone.

Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the best arrangement of utterances or sentences to make a meaningful exchange or text in each of the following questions from 13 to 17.

A stereotype is a fixed belief about a group or individual, (18) ______, yet they remain present in various forms within our society.

Among these are gender stereotypes – oversimplified ideas about the characteristics and abilities of men and women. (19) ______ by promoting false assumptions, leading to unfair

judgments, or limiting personal potential and opportunities.

Fortunately, (20) ______. In the workplace, people now have more freedom to pursue careers traditionally reserved for the opposite gender. For instance, the aviation industry, once dominated by male pilots due to assumptions about men’s superior navigation skills, (21) ______. Similarly, nursing, historically viewed as a profession just for women, is now attracting more men.

(22) ______. Then, how can this be solved? Raising people’s awareness of the existence of stereotypes will be the first step. Be kind to everyone, and learn to respect differences. And if you’re planning your career or considering a change, remember to value independence, self-confidence, and the passion to follow your dreams.

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the best answer to each of the following questions from 23 to 30.

Are you sure?

Knowing what is good for us and what isn’t can be confusing. For example, drinking coffee. Coffee helps you concentrate and it can help you stay awake when you are tired. However, if you drink more than six cups a day, it may cause headaches, stomach upsets and you may not sleep well. It’s better to just drink two or three cups a day.

How about food? Chocolate contains fat and can make you overweight if eaten excessively. But chocolate also contains chemicals that make you feel happy. It can help if you feel depressed. Red meat has protein and vitamins, which are good for you, but it also contains fat. So if you eat too much, it can damage your stomach and heart.

How about daily activities? Take running. Running is good for you. It helps to make your heart and muscles stronger and produces chemicals that make you feel happy. But it can be bad for you, too. If you are a beginner and run too fast or too far, you can damage your heart and muscles. Studying is obviously good for you and your grades, but studying too hard can cause exhaustion, stress and loss of sleep.

So when you read a newspaper article saying “X is good for you” or “Y is bad for you”, do some research. X may also be bad for you and Y may be good. Always read at least two articles before you decide which is true.

Read the following passage about pollution and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the best answer to each of the following questions from 31 to 40.

Pollution and Its Global Impact

[I] Pollution is one of the most pressing issues in the modern world, affecting not only the environment but also public health and global economies. [II] While urbanization and industrialization have brought significant progress, they have also introduced severe environmental challenges. [III] Reducing pollution requires a comprehensive approach that includes public awareness, technological innovation, and stricter environmental policies. [IV]

Air pollution is among the most widespread forms of environmental degradation. It stems from emissions by vehicles, factories, and deforestation, leading to harmful effects on both human health and the climate. According to the United Nations, fine particulate matter (PM2.5) causes millions of premature deaths annually. Water pollution, caused by untreated waste, agricultural runoff, and oil spills, destroys marine ecosystems and threatens human water supplies. Similarly, soil pollution – often overlooked – results from pesticides, heavy metals, and industrial waste, severely impacting agriculture and biodiversity.

While governments worldwide have implemented measures to combat pollution, individual action is equally essential. Reducing plastic consumption, opting for sustainable transportation, and recycling waste can significantly lessen environmental harm. Moreover, industries must adopt cleaner production methods, such as renewable energy and green technology. However, these solutions are effective only when paired with robust educational campaigns that encourage people to understand and address pollution’s consequences.

Despite these efforts, the problem persists, especially in developing nations, where economic constraints hinder environmental policies and waste management systems. At the same time, wealthier countries often export waste to poorer regions, exacerbating the issue. Experts stress that international cooperation is essential to tackle pollution on a global scale. Unless all nations contribute, the planet’s resources and ecosystems may face irreversible damage.