Bài ôn luyện tiếng Anh – Sắp xếp câu và điền từ (30 phút)

Sắp xếp các câu theo thứ tự hợp lý.
a. Linda: I couldn't be happier! Winning this art competition is a dream come true.
b. Mark: Wow, congratulations! How do you feel about taking first prize?
c. Mark: You totally deserve it. Your paintings have always been amazing.

Sắp xếp các câu theo thứ tự hợp lý.
a. Nam: Nice to meet you too, Lan. I've heard a lot about your excellent projects in the English club.
b. Peter: Lan, I'd like you to meet my close friend, Nam. He has just joined our study group.
c. Lan: It's a pleasure to meet you, Nam. Peter talks about you all the time!

Sắp xếp các câu theo thứ tự hợp lý.
a. Nam: I'm afraid so. If we don't reduce carbon emissions right now, extreme weather will become much worse.
b. Mai: Do you predict that global temperatures will continue to rise over the next few years?
c. Mai: Let's hope governments take stronger action before it's too late.

Sắp xếp các câu theo thứ tự hợp lý.
a. Tom: Of course you can, just make sure to return it before our next meeting on Thursday.
b. Sarah: Thank you for pointing it out to me, Tom. May I borrow it to prepare for our presentation?
c. Tom: I'm so pleased you stumbled upon it! It's a genuine treasure donated by an alumnus this last year.
d. Sarah: What a pleasant surprise! I never expected to find a first-edition copy of this rare Vietnam war history book in our club library.
e. Sarah: I will take good care of it. Thanks again for your help!

Sắp xếp các câu theo thứ tự hợp lý.
a. Nam: Nice to meet you too, David. I'm glad to see you could make it to our school's science club.
b. Peter: Lan, I'd like you to introduce my cousin, David, who is visiting from the city.
c. David: Thank you for having me, Nam. Peter has told me a lot about your robotics projects.
d. Lan: It's an absolute pleasure to meet you, David. Welcome to our campus!
e. Peter: By the way, Nam, could you show David around the laboratory while I check on the equipment?

Sắp xếp các câu theo thứ tự hợp lý.
a. Anna: Honestly, I predict things will get worse before they get better unless governments take drastic action immediately.
b. Tom: Looking at current climate trends, do you think global temperatures will stabilize anytime soon?
c. Anna: Exactly. That is why urban planners are going to redesign our cities with more green spaces and flood defenses.
d. Tom: I agree with you. It seems like extreme weather events will become much more frequent in our region.
e. Tom: Let's hope those measures will be enough to protect our future communities.

Sắp xếp các câu theo thứ tự hợp lý (Albert Einstein).
a. In 1905, he published four revolutionary papers that laid the foundations of modern theoretical physics.
b. Born in Germany in 1879, Einstein showed a deep fascination with mathematics and science.
c. He later published the theory of general relativity in 1915.
d. Following his escape from Nazi Germany, he spent his later years at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton.
e. Ultimately, his theories revolutionized modern physics.

Sắp xếp các câu theo thứ tự hợp lý (Marie Curie).
a. She moved to Paris in 1891 to study at the Sorbonne.
b. In 1903, she became the first woman to win a Nobel Prize.
c. Born in Warsaw in 1867, she faced financial hardships in her youth.
d. Despite prejudice, her legacy inspires scientists worldwide.
e. In 1911, she won a second Nobel Prize in Chemistry.

Sắp xếp các câu theo thứ tự hợp lý (Steve Jobs).
a. Co-founding Apple in 1976, he made computing accessible to everyone.
b. Dropping out of college, he chose to audit creative classes.
c. Born in San Francisco in 1955, he developed a passion for electronics.
d. He returned to Apple in 1997 and revitalized the company.
e. Ultimately, his vision transformed multiple industries.

Sắp xếp các câu theo thứ tự hợp lý (Nelson Mandela).
a. Imprisoned for 27 years, he emerged in 1990 with a commitment to reconciliation.
b. Early in his career, he helped establish the ANC Youth League.
c. He won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1993 and became President in 1994.
d. Born in 1918, he joined the African National Congress.
e. Ultimately, he became a global symbol of peace and forgiveness.

Sắp xếp các câu theo thứ tự hợp lý (Võ Nguyên Giáp).
a. He commanded the Việt Minh to victory at Điện Biên Phủ in 1954.
b. Born in Quảng Bình in 1911, he showed early brilliance in history.
c. In peacetime, he wrote memoirs and promoted education.
d. He led the army through decades of conflict until reunification in 1975.
e. He is celebrated worldwide as one of the greatest military strategists.

Sắp xếp các câu theo thứ tự hợp lý (Walt Disney).
a. In 1928, he introduced Mickey Mouse in Steamboat Willie.
b. Born in Chicago in 1901, he loved drawing from an early age.
c. He opened Disneyland in 1955.
d. Despite failures, he founded his own production company.
e. His creativity revolutionized the entertainment industry.

Sắp xếp các câu theo thứ tự hợp lý.
a. Furthermore, exposure to diverse perspectives fosters a culture of continuous learning and innovation, as employees feel empowered to challenge conventional paradigms.
b. In today's interconnected global economy, multicultural workplaces have transitioned from being a progressive ideal to an indispensable driver of corporate success.
c. Consequently, multinational corporations that actively champion diversity frequently outperform their homogeneous counterparts in both creative problem-solving and market adaptability.
d. For instance, cross-cultural teams often leverage varied cognitive frameworks to decode complex consumer behaviors in emerging international markets.
e. However, realizing these operational dividends requires intentional leadership and robust inclusion policies to mitigate potential communication frictions.

Sắp xếp các câu theo thứ tự hợp lý.
a. Overcoming this psychological barrier typically demands high levels of cultural intelligence and a willingness to unlearn ingrained behavioral norms.
b. Relocating to a foreign country exposes expatriates to profound cultural disorientation, frequently referred to as culture shock.
c. This acute psychological friction stems from navigating unfamiliar social etiquette, linguistic barriers, and divergent underlying values.
d. Ultimately, those who successfully navigate this transitional phase emerge with a more nuanced, cosmopolitan worldview that enriches both their personal and professional lives.
e. As a result, newcomers often experience initial phases of alienation and frustration, longing for the predictability of their home environment.

Sắp xếp các câu theo thứ tự hợp lý.
a. Nevertheless, grassroots movements and indigenous communities are increasingly leveraging digital platforms to safeguard endangered dialects and ancestral traditions.
b. The relentless march of globalization has catalyzed an unprecedented homogenization of global culture, threatening indigenous identities with subtle erasure.
c. This cultural leveling is largely driven by the pervasive dominance of Western media, consumerism, and lingua francas in local spheres.
d. Consequently, younger generations frequently find themselves caught in an existential tug-of-war between adopting transnational trends and preserving local heritage.
e. Protecting cultural pluralism therefore requires a delicate equilibrium between embracing international integration and fiercely defending regional heritage.

Great leaders often achieve greatness through dedication. Yet, achieving greatness is rarely easy, (18) ______.

Teachers and community workers often dedicate their lives to helping others succeed, (19) ______.

In the past, (20) ______, they never gave up on their noble missions.

(21) ______, visionary individuals have proven that one person can inspire positive change.

By acknowledging these inspiring figures, we can cultivate our own character and (22) ______.

This cultural exchange fosters mutual respect, (18) ______.

Communities organize multicultural festivals, (19) ______.

Social integration is not merely about tolerating differences; (20) ______.

(21) ______, many local communities managed to overcome early cultural barriers.

Throughout history, pioneers have proven that cultural barriers can be successfully dismantled through patience and understanding. (22) ______.

We can start by making simple changes, such as (18) ______.

The excessive use of single-use plastics (19) ______.

To combat this problem, we should choose products made from materials that can be decomposed naturally, (20) ______.

For example, (21) ______, the amount of non-biodegradable plastic in their bins drops significantly.

(22) ______. Children should learn about conservation before they develop bad habits.