Đề thi vào 10 chuyên anh Sở GD ĐT Cà Mau năm 2022 có đáp án

A. LISTENING (2.0 pts)

Part 1. 1   12/ twelve

    2   ancient temples

    3   elephant

    4   (the) beaches

    5   1850

Part 2. 1   B

    2   A

    3   C

    4   A

    5   C

B. PHONETICS (0.5 pts)

Part 1. 1   B

    2   C

    3   C

Part 2. 1   D

    2   D

C. LEXICO-GRAMMAR (2.5 pts)

Part 1. 1   D

    2   B

    3   D

    4   B

    5   A

    6   A

    7   C

    8   A

    9   C

    10  A

Part 2. 1   of

    2   up

    3   over

    4   after

    5   on

Part 3. 1   emission

    2   completely

    3   uncommon

    4   evaporation

    5   advancement

Part 3. 1   C

    2   C

    3   C

    4   D

    5   D

D. READING COMPREHENSION (2.5 pts)

Part 1. 1   TRUE

    2   FALSE

    3   FALSE

    4   TRUE

    5   FALSE

Part 2. 1   A

    2   C

    3   D

    4   A

    5   B

    6   D

    7   C

    8   C

    9   C

    10  B

Part 3. 1   B

    2   A

    3   D

    4   A

    5   C

    6   D

    7   D

    8   D

    9   B

    10  D

E. WRITING (2.5 pts)

Part 1.     Contents:

•   The summary should:

•   introduce the topic of the passage,

•   present the main ideas of the passage.

Language use:

•   The summary should:

•   demonstrate a wide variety of vocabulary and grammatical structures,

•   have correct use of words and mechanics,

•   maintain coherence, cohesion, and unity throughout.

Part 2.     Task achievement:

•   The essay should:

•   sufficiently address all requirements of the task,

•   develop relevant supporting ideas with explanations, examples, evidence, etc.

Organization:

•   The essay should have:

•   an introduction presenting a clear thesis statement introducing the points to be developed,

•   body paragraphs developing the points mentioned in the introduction,

•   a conclusion summarising the main points discussed in the essay.

Language use:

•   The essay should:

•   demonstrate a wide variety of vocabulary and grammatical structures,

•   have correct use of words and mechanics,

•   maintain coherence, cohesion, and unity throughout.

TRANSCRIPT

Part 1.

Have you always dreamt of visiting the Far East? Do you love adventure and excitement? Then we have the perfect holiday for you. Thai tours offers a 12 day holiday in Thailand that you will never forget. You will fly from London to Bangkok where you will spend the first two days of the tour. Here you can visit ancient temples and shop in the busy markets in the Thai capital.

Next you will head into the jungle for a four-day trek to Chiang Mei. You will visit important cultural sites and spend an exciting day riding an elephant through the jungle. After that, there is more adventure, as you will spend three days canoeing along the rivers of the Phang Nga National Park. After that you will probably want to relax and we have the perfect place for it. The island of Koh Samui has some of the most beautiful beaches in the world. After three days on this island paradise you will fly back to Bangkok before heading for home.

This is the perfect opportunity to see the best of Thailand on a short holiday. Throughout your tour you will stay in comfortable accommodation and you will have an English-speaking guide with you at all times. The total cost of the package, including return flights from London, is just £1850. Call today and make your reservation.

Part 2.

A: ... and I’d like to welcome Dr. Joe Purdy of the Institute for Scientific Research ...

B: Thank you ...

A: Dr. Purdy, what would you say is the most striking thing about volcanoes?

B: Well, volcanoes are a very powerful natural phenomenon. And of course they can cause a village with hundreds of people to disappear in seconds. But for me, what is most amazing about them is the fact that they can erupt at any time, without any warning ...

A: Yes ...

B: But now scientists are working on the idea that volcanic eruptions are related to the moon ...

A: The moon? Can this be possible?

B: Well, they think that the moon may affect volcanic eruptions. For example, a volcano is more likely to erupt when there is a full moon. This is a very old idea, but it has never been tested until recently ...

A: I see ...

B: But not all volcanoes are dangerous killers ...

A: Really?

B: Take Mount Etna, in Sicily. Everybody has heard of Mount Etna. It’s called the “Friendly Giant”, not because it’s big - though it is - but because its lava moves very slowly. This gives people time to escape. It’s not a killer volcano ... even though it looks terrible during its eruptions ...

A: Oh, I didn’t know that about its lava ...

B: It’s true. Also, people have recorded the deaths caused by Mount Etna for over three thousand years, and it has only killed seventy-three people in all that time. That’s not very many when you think about it, though there was a large eruption in sixteen sixty-nine ... but nobody recorded any deaths ...

A: Amazing ...

B: Volcanoes are always changing ... for example, the cone, that’s the channel the lava flows through, can close up and a new cone can form. A new cone is actually a new volcano. On the site of Mount Fuji in Japan, there were two other volcanoes there before the present one ...

A: Amazing!

B: Mount Fuji is actually a very popular place for tourists, including the Japanese. It has about four hundred thousand visitors a year. In the summer, there can be twenty thousand a day ...

A: And can you tell us about the word “volcano” itself?

B: Yes ... it comes from the Italian word “vulcano” which means “burning mountain”, and from the Latin “Vulcanus”. All “burning mountains”, like Vesuvius and Mount Fiji, were given this name, but the name “Vulcanus” was first given by the Romans to Mount Etna because they thought that it was the home of the god Vulcanus ...

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