🌈 Grade 1 Entrance Tiếng Anh 2026 Hà Nội HUS High school

Đề ôn tập giữa học kỳ 1 môn Tiếng Anh lớp 11 năm học 2026-2027

105 questions

60 min

Answer key

Exam info

Subject: Tiếng Anh
Exam type: High school
Questions: 105
Duration: 60 min
Year: 2026
Answers: ✓ With explanations
School: ĐH Khoa học Tự nhiên – ĐHQG Hà Nội (HUS)

Structure (11 parts)

1.
PART 1. LISTENING - LISTENING 1 (5 Q)

Listen to John Keith, a fitness instructor, talking about four types of physical activity. Choose the correct answer (A, B, C, or D) for each question.
2.
PART 1. LISTENING - LISTENING 2 (4 Q)

Listen to the conversation between Tom and Linda. Then decide whether the following statements are True (T) or False (F).
3.
PART 2. READING - 1.1 (5 Q)

Read the following passage about regular dental check – ups and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks.
4.
PART 2. READING - 1.2 (5 Q)

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks.
5.
PART 2. READING - 1.3 (5 Q)

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks.
6.
PART 2. READING - 2.1 (5 Q)

Read the following passage and mark the letters A, B, C, and D on your answer sheet to indicate the best answer to each of the following questions.
7.
PART 2. READING - 2.2 (5 Q)

Read the following passage and mark the letters A, B, C, and D on your answer sheet to indicate the best answer to each of the following questions.
8.
PART 2. READING - 2.3 (5 Q)

Read the following passage about family conflicts 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.
9.
PART 3. VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR - II.1 (6 Q)

Read the following advertisement and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 1 to 6.
10.
PART 3. VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR - II.2 (6 Q)

Read the following advertisement and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks.
11.
PART 3. VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR - II.3 (6 Q)

Read the following advertisement and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 1 to 6.

Questions (105)

PART 1. LISTENING - LISTENING 1

Listen to John Keith, a fitness instructor, talking about four types of physical activity. Choose the correct answer (A, B, C, or D) for each question.
Q 1.
What is the speaker's job?
- A.
  Doctor
- B.
  Yoga trainer
- C.
  Fitness instructor
- D.
  Lifeguard
Q 2.
Why should people avoid aerobic exercise in hot weather?
- A.
  It causes joint pain.
- B.
  It may lead to heat stroke.
- C.
  It can make you sleepy.
- D.
  It makes breathing difficult.
Q 3.
What should you do before swimming?
- A.
  Wear a life jacket.
- B.
  Drink a lot of water.
- C.
  Warm up your body.
- D.
  Swim with friends.
Q 4.
Which of the following is NOT a recommended tip for fitness walking?
- A.
  Wear comfortable shoes.
- B.
  Look down at your feet while walking.
- C.
  Drink 150 ml of water every 15 minutes.
- D.
  Bring water with you.
Q 5.
Which of the following best summarizes the speaker's message?
- A.
  Outdoor exercise is more dangerous than indoor exercise.
- B.
  People should avoid swimming and yoga.
- C.
  Different exercises require different safety measures.
- D.
  Yoga is the best exercise for all ages.
PART 1. LISTENING - LISTENING 2

Listen to the conversation between Tom and Linda. Then decide whether the following statements are True (T) or False (F).
Q 6.
Tom shares Linda's opinion on clothes.
- A.
  True
- B.
  False
Q 7.
Linda wants to look more fashionable.
- A.
  True
- B.
  False
Q 8.
Tom's parents don't let him play computer games.
- A.
  True
- B.
  False
Q 9.
Playing computer games is a form of relaxation for Tom.
- A.
  True
- B.
  False
PART 2. READING - 1.1

Read the following passage about regular dental check – ups and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks.

Regular dental check – ups, a cornerstone of healthcare, (1) ____________. Since their establishment as a routine practice in modern dentistry, these visits have played a pivotal role in identifying and addressing oral health concerns before they escalate. One noteworthy aspect is professional cleaning, (2) ____________.

Dental check – ups are not merely about cleaning teeth, they also serve to detect early signs of oral diseases such as cavities, gum disease, and even oral cancer. With advancements in dental technology, dentists utilize cutting – edge diagnostic tools to provide precise treatment. (3) ____________.

Promoting regular visits and preventive care, (4) ____________. This proactive approach helps maintain not only oral health but also overall well – being, as research increasingly links dental hygiene to systemic health conditions such as heart disease and diabetes.

Unfortunately, many individuals nowadays tend to delay or avoid visiting the dentist due to misconceptions, financial constraints, or dental anxiety. (5) ____________.

[Adapted from https://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au]
Q 10.
Regular dental check – ups, a cornerstone of healthcare, (1) ____________.
- A.
  of which a precautionary measure to an essential part of well – being has been transitioned
- B.
  that had a precautionary measure to an essential part of well – being transitioned
- C.
  having transitioned from a precautionary measure to an essential part of well – being
- D.
  have transitioned from a precautionary measure to an essential part of well – being
Q 11.
One noteworthy aspect is professional cleaning, (2) ____________.
- A.
  removes plaque and tartar buildup that regular brushing cannot do
- B.
  during which was the plaque and tartar buildup that regular brushing cannot do
- C.
  which removes plaque and tartar buildup that regular brushing cannot do
- D.
  to remove plaque and tartar buildup that regular brushing cannot do
Q 12.
With advancements in dental technology, dentists utilize cutting – edge diagnostic tools to provide precise treatment. (3) ____________.
- A.
  This ensures that patients receive comprehensive care tailored to their specific needs
- B.
  Enhancing patient comfort, regular check – ups are now less intrusive
- C.
  Patients prefer to avoid these new technologies for better results
- D.
  These advancements are irrelevant to oral hygiene practices
Q 13.
Promoting regular visits and preventive care, (4) ____________.
- A.
  consistent check – ups underscore the vital connection between oral and overall health
- B.
  the vital connection between oral and overall health is underscored
- C.
  preventive care underscores the vital connection between oral and overall health
- D.
  oral and overall health underscores consistent check – ups
Q 14.
Unfortunately, many individuals nowadays tend to delay or avoid visiting the dentist due to misconceptions, financial constraints, or dental anxiety. (5) ____________.
- A.
  Delaying dental visits, individuals may face less severe consequences later on
- B.
  As brushing your teeth is enough to maintain oral health, individuals rarely go to the doctor for regular check – ups
- C.
  These barriers can exacerbate existing oral health issues, leading to more invasive and costly treatments in the future
- D.
  Although regular visits are essential, people prefer to do other activities instead of caring for their teeth
PART 2. READING - 1.2

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks.

In today’s world, communication is always changing, and English changes with it. Different generations use English in their own ways. Millennials, who saw the move from old media like newspapers and TV to digital media like social networks, (1) ____________. They mix formal and informal language because they grew up using both.

Generation Z is different. They were born after 1997 and grew up with smartphones, instant messaging, and apps like Instagram and TikTok. They like to use short messages, pictures, emojis, and new slang words from the internet. This makes their language quick, simple, and often more visual than before.

One big difference is in slang and short forms. Millennials made words like "LOL" (laugh out loud) and "BRB" (be right back) popular, and these became normal in online talks. Generation Z uses many new slang words from memes and internet culture, (2) ____________ on the situation.

In professional settings, these differences become more pronounced. (3) ____________. Generation Z, on the other hand, uses a relaxed and open style, (4) ____________. Both generations live in a digital world, but their habits are not the same, so they help English grow in different ways.

Understanding these differences is important. It helps people of all ages talk well with each other. (5) ____________.
Q 15.
Millennials, who saw the move from old media like newspapers and TV to digital media like social networks, (1) ____________.
- A.
  which prefer to communicate through face-to-face conversations, avoiding digital media
- B.
  they are confused about how to communicate clearly due to their digital habits
- C.
  who reject all traditional communication methods in favor of digital-only styles
- D.
  have developed unique communication styles influenced by their digital upbringing
Q 16.
Generation Z uses many new slang words from memes and internet culture, (2) ____________ on the situation.
- A.
  caused many misunderstandings in important communication
- B.
  are provided to create new formal words
- C.
  making their language more dynamic and context-dependent
- D.
  which are made their language simpler and more diverse
Q 17.
In professional settings, these differences become more pronounced. (3) ____________.
- A.
  Millennials do not like to talk to older people
- B.
  Millennials often follow traditional rules at work
- C.
  Generation Z wants to change all English words
- D.
  Young people usually avoid writing work emails
Q 18.
Generation Z, on the other hand, uses a relaxed and open style, (4) ____________.
- A.
  a way of communicating that feels more natural to them
- B.
  so their messages are often more personal and formal
- C.
  which makes their messages hard to read
- D.
  often adds emojis and informal words even in work emails
Q 19.
Understanding these differences is important. It helps people of all ages talk well with each other. (5) ____________.
- A.
  Young people should stop using online slang words.
- B.
  Everyone should try to speak the same way in every situation to avoid confusion and misunderstandings between different generations in all cases.
- C.
  As English keeps changing, accepting these differences makes communication better and more friendly, at home and at work
- D.
  Digital media will soon replace all spoken languages.
PART 2. READING - 1.3

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks.

Japanese Eating Habits and Their Impact on Health

The Japanese diet, which has attracted global attention for its health benefits, is based on balance, freshness, and moderation. Meals typically include steamed rice, grilled fish, miso soup, and a variety of seasonal vegetables, (1) ____________. People, especially those living in rural areas, prefer homemade dishes that are simple but full of flavor.

(2) ____________, which helps prevent overeating and supports healthy digestion. This practice, which is called Hara Hachi Bu, is common among the elderly in Okinawa, a region whose population includes many people who live past 100. The older generations, who have maintained these habits for decades, (3) ____________.

The Japanese, who drink green tea regularly, benefit from the antioxidants it contains. Wanting to stay healthy, they often choose tea instead of sugary drinks. Choosing lighter meals and avoiding processed foods, (4) ____________.

Having recognized the link between diet and well – being, schools across Japan teach students about healthy food choices from an early age. (5) ____________.
Q 20.
Meals typically include steamed rice, grilled fish, miso soup, and a variety of seasonal vegetables, (1) ____________.
- A.
  provided essential nutrients that prevent many serious diseases
- B.
  which provide good nutrients for healthy body
- C.
  are very expensive and hard to buy
- D.
  and they never eat any fruit after meals
Q 21.
(2) ____________, which helps prevent overeating and supports healthy digestion.
- A.
  A healthy habit of Japanese people is eating until 80% full
- B.
  People in Japan tend to have a lot of food at home to prepare for family gatherings
- C.
  Japanese families like to cook big meals for parties
- D.
  In Okinawa, people often eat large amounts of food to celebrate festive occasions
Q 22.
The older generations, who have maintained these habits for decades, (3) ____________.
- A.
  usually suffer from serious illnesses
- B.
  show fewer signs of obesity and heart disease than in many other countries
- C.
  have experienced health issues and illnesses in comparison to previous generations
- D.
  are currently dealing with health problems such as obesity and heart disease
Q 23.
Choosing lighter meals and avoiding processed foods, (4) ____________.
- A.
  It is important to follow a balanced diet for better health
- B.
  It enjoys a variety of nutritious meals and stay active
- C.
  It helps reduce the risk of heart disease significantly
- D.
  many people have managed to keep their weight stable for years
Q 24.
Having recognized the link between diet and well – being, schools across Japan teach students about healthy food choices from an early age. (5) ____________.
- A.
  Children do not like to learn about food at school
- B.
  These lessons help students build good eating habits for life
- C.
  Teachers only focus on math and science subjects
- D.
  Schools serve fast food to students every lunchtime
PART 2. READING - 2.1

Read the following passage and mark the letters A, B, C, and D on your answer sheet to indicate the best answer to each of the following questions.

MAKING THE ZZZS... COME EASY

You're sleeping deeply when, suddenly, the alarm goes off. No! You just need five more minutes... Does this sound familiar? Well, you're not alone. Teenagers everywhere complain for a lack of sleep, but why is this?

To start with, on average, teenagers need to sleep 8 – 10 hours, compared to adults' 7 – 9. They also usually feel sleepy later at night than adults, and take longer to wake up in the morning. That's the reason why they always want to sleep in!

But can this tiredness actually hurt you? Unfortunately, it can. If you don't get enough sleep, you find it harder to concentrate at school and you might do worse in your exams. You're also more likely to become ill or suffer from stress.

Luckily, there's a simple solution. Get more sleep and sleep better with a good evening routine. Firstly, eat dinner early so you don't go to bed on a full stomach. Then, about an hour before you go to bed, start doing something quiet and relaxing like reading a book. Switch off your screens as the bright light from your smartphone or tablet can wake your body up. Finally, go to bed and get up at the same time every day. This helps your body find the right time for bedtime.

If you follow these tips to get more sleep, you will boost your performance at school while staying happy and healthy. Remember, there are no dreams without sleep. So, if you want to follow your dreams, make sure you catch up on those ZZZs!

[Adapted from Bright]
Q 25.
The word "they" in paragraph 2 refers to ____________.
- A.
  adults
- B.
  sleepy people
- C.
  teenagers
- D.
  early risers
Q 26.
Which of the following is NOT mentioned in the passage as a way to improve sleep quality?
- A.
  Turning off electronic devices before sleeping
- B.
  Avoiding going to bed on a full stomach
- C.
  Doing homework right before going to bed
- D.
  Keeping a regular sleeping schedule
Q 27.
Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?
- A.
  Teenagers function better on 6 – 7 hours of sleep than adults
- B.
  Lack of sleep can affect students’ physical and academic performance
- C.
  Dinner should be eaten right before going to bed to relax the stomach
- D.
  Reading on a tablet before bed is a recommended activity
Q 28.
Which of the following best paraphrases the sentence: "Switch off your screens as the bright light from your smartphone or tablet can wake your body up." in paragraph 4?
- A.
  Using your phone or tablet before sleeping helps you relax and fall asleep faster.
- B.
  The light from digital devices can keep your body awake, so turn them off before bed.
- C.
  Bright screens on phones and tablets make your body fall asleep more quickly.
- D.
  You should turn off your phone or tablet to save battery before going to bed.
Q 29.
What can be inferred from the passage?
- A.
  Teenagers suffer more than adults from irregular sleeping patterns
- B.
  Most teenagers don’t need a bedtime routine to sleep well
- C.
  Teenagers’ sleep habits are mostly caused by poor parenting
- D.
  Teenagers perform well at school even with limited sleep
PART 2. READING - 2.2

Read the following passage and mark the letters A, B, C, and D on your answer sheet to indicate the best answer to each of the following questions.

As societies advance, vaccinations remain paramount in safeguarding adult populations from preventable diseases. Not only does vaccination protect individuals, but it also reinforces societal immunity, curbing the potential spread of diseases.

Vaccines fortify the immune system by stimulating a robust response to specific pathogens, minimizing risks associated with direct exposure. With advancements in immunology, vaccines are now tailored for enhanced efficacy and are particularly conducive to vulnerable groups such as the elderly.

Moreover, governments and health organizations pride themselves on reducing global outbreaks through consistent vaccination campaigns. However, hesitancy, misinformation, and limited access to healthcare continue to be substantial barriers to achieving full adult immunization rates. Addressing these challenges is essential in bridging gaps in public understanding.

It is imperative to recognize the cost – effectiveness of vaccines. Immunization programs prevent substantial healthcare costs by reducing hospitalizations and treatments for otherwise preventable diseases. Encouraging widespread adoption of vaccines will not only improve life expectancy but also alleviate the financial strain on public health systems.

Adult immunization represents a critical pillar of global health. Although challenges exist, investing in awareness campaigns and access programs will lead to tangible improvements in public health and foster a disease – resilient society.

[Adapted from The Age]
Q 30.
According to paragraph 3, which of the following is NOT mentioned as a barrier to adult immunization?
- A.
  Misinformation
- B.
  Limited access to healthcare
- C.
  Hesitancy
- D.
  Boredom
Q 31.
The phrase "conducive to" in paragraph 2 could be best replaced by ____________.
- A.
  beneficial
- B.
  adverse
- C.
  harmful
- D.
  detrimental
Q 32.
Which of the following best paraphrases the underlined sentence in paragraph 4?
- A.
  Healthcare costs are significantly lowered through immunization programs that avert hospitalizations and treatments for preventable diseases.
- B.
  By cutting hospitalizations and treatments, immunization programs significantly reduce healthcare costs for all demographics.
- C.
  Widespread vaccination minimizes healthcare expenses by eliminating the need for treatment and hospitalization of preventable illnesses.
- D.
  Reducing hospitalizations and treatments, immunization campaigns mainly eliminate unnecessary healthcare costs.
Q 33.
The word "it" in paragraph 1 refers to ____________.
- A.
  societal immunity
- B.
  vaccination
- C.
  exposure
- D.
  financial strain
Q 34.
Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?
- A.
  Adult immunization is a minor aspect of global health.
- B.
  Vaccine hesitancy is not a significant issue.
- C.
  Advancements in immunology have rendered vaccines effective.
- D.
  Governments have successfully eliminated all barriers to adult immunization rates.
PART 2. READING - 2.3

Read the following passage about family conflicts 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.

Family Conflicts

The generation gap is understood as a broad difference between one generation and another, especially between young people and their parents. Such a difference usually leads to numerous family conflicts. It can be seen that, however old their children are, parents still see them as small kids and keep in mind that their offspring are too young to protect themselves reasonably. Therefore, they tend to make a great effort to help their children to discover the outside world.

However, they forget that when children grow up, they want to be more independent and develop their own identity by creating their own opinions, thoughts, styles and values about life.

One common issue that drives conflicts is the selection of music. While teens are keen on rap music which tries to catch up with the youth trends, parents who value classical music believe that those kinds of music violate the mood and cause poor human sense. It becomes worse when they decide on different TV channels. Some programs can be educational, but others show violent behaviors or fear. That is the reason why parents want to limit their children's screen time.

Another example is the interest in choosing schools or careers between parents and teenagers. Young people are told that they have the world at their feet and that future opportunities are just waiting for them to seize. However, their parents try to impose their choices regardless of their children's preferences. Indeed, conflicts between parents and children are an everlasting family phenomenon. It seems that the best way to solve the matter is open communication to create mutual trust and understanding.

[Adapted from C21 Smart 11]
Q 35.
Which of the following best paraphrases the underlined sentence in paragraph 1?
- A.
  Thus, they usually neglect to support their children in understanding the outside environment.
- B.
  Consequently, parents often find it challenging to allow their children to experience life independently.
- C.
  As a result, parents usually work hard to assist their children in exploring the world around them.
- D.
  Hence, they frequently discourage their children from learning about the world outside their home.
Q 36.
The word keep in mind in paragraph 1 could be best replaced by ____________.
- A.
  regret
- B.
  suppose
- C.
  impose
- D.
  forget
Q 37.
The word others in paragraph 3 refers to ____________.
- A.
  TV channels
- B.
  youth trends
- C.
  classical music
- D.
  programmes
Q 38.
According to the passage, what solution is suggested to reduce conflicts between parents and children?
- A.
  Limiting children's activities.
- B.
  Imposing strict rules.
- C.
  Encouraging open communication.
- D.
  Ignoring each other's opinions.
Q 39.
Which of the following is TRUE, according to the passage?
- A.
  Teens and parents generally have similar tastes in music and television.
- B.
  The generation gap is a recent phenomenon affecting only a small number of families.
- C.
  Parents often view their adult children as needing protection and guidance.
- D.
  Open communication is unnecessary for resolving conflicts between parents and children.
Q 40.
People_________________ this school in 2001.
- A.
  build
- B.
  built
- C.
  are building
- D.
  have built
Q 41.
He _________ his daily habits since he visited his grandfather.
- A.
  changes
- B.
  have changed
- C.
  changed
- D.
  has changed
Q 42.
In the peak season, travelers ____ book their accommodation in advance.
- A.
  have to
- B.
  must
- C.
  should
- D.
  ought
Q 43.
It ________________ very hot last summer.
- A.
  is
- B.
  being
- C.
  was
- D.
  were
Q 44.
Last year my father_________________ to buy my sister a piano.
- A.
  promises
- B.
  is promising
- C.
  promised
- D.
  has promised
Q 45.
For the past five years, Iceland __________ in the first rank of educational achievement and improvement in women's economic conditions.
- A.
  have been
- B.
  has been
- C.
  has had being
- D.
  had been
Q 46.
They _________ their essay on travelling.
- A.
  just finished
- B.
  just has finished
- C.
  have just finished
- D.
  has just finished
Q 47.
My back has been hurting for weeks. I__________go to the doctor’s.
- A.
  should
- B.
  have to
- C.
  mustn’t
- D.
  must
Q 48.
Anyone ___________ have a passport, even a visa when travelling all around the world
- A.
  have to
- B.
  must
- C.
  should
- D.
  has to
PART 3. VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR - II.1

Read the following advertisement and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 1 to 6.

🌱 Boost Your Health with Nutritious Food! 🌱

Eating well is the foundation of a healthy lifestyle. Food rich (1) ____________ nutrients, such as fruits, vegetables, and whole grains, provides your body with essential vitamins and minerals. These nutrients play a vital role in (2) ____________ physical health and improving mental clarity. Eating a balanced diet (3) ____________ a variety of food, helps reduce the risk of chronic diseases.

Our (4) ____________, carefully designed by experts, offer all – natural ingredients that support your overall well – being. By incorporating them into your routine, you can improve your energy levels and strengthen your immune system.

Instead of relying on (5) ____________ food, choose fresh, wholesome meals that are rich in essential nutrients. (6) ____________ attention to what you eat — healthy eating habits are the key to long – term health. Start today and feel the difference!

✨ Healthy food = A healthier you!
Q 49.
Food rich (1) ____________ nutrients, such as fruits, vegetables, and whole grains, provides your body with essential vitamins and minerals.
- A.
  with
- B.
  for
- C.
  by
- D.
  in
Q 50.
These nutrients play a vital role in (2) ____________ physical health and improving mental clarity.
- A.
  maintained
- B.
  maintaining
- C.
  maintain
- D.
  maintenance
Q 51.
Eating a balanced diet (3) ____________ a variety of food, helps reduce the risk of chronic diseases.
- A.
  including
- B.
  to include
- C.
  which include
- D.
  included
Q 52.
Our (4) ____________, carefully designed by experts, offer all – natural ingredients that support your overall well – being.
- A.
  products premium nutritional
- B.
  nutritional products premium
- C.
  premium nutritional products
- D.
  nutritional premium products
Q 53.
Instead of relying on (5) ____________ food, choose fresh, wholesome meals that are rich in essential nutrients.
- A.
  processable
- B.
  processed
- C.
  process
- D.
  processing
Q 54.
(6) ____________ attention to what you eat — healthy eating habits are the key to long – term health.
- A.
  Drawing
- B.
  Take
- C.
  Give
- D.
  Pay
PART 3. VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR - II.2

Read the following advertisement and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks.

Parenting in the Digital Age

Parents (1) ____________ many challenges when raising children who are growing up in the digital age. The generation gap, which is caused by (2) ____________ in technology use and values, often leads to misunderstandings and conflicts within families. Many parents find it difficult (3) ____________ effectively with their children about these issues.

At Family Harmony Workshop, we offer practical solutions that help parents and children improve their communication skills. Learn how to manage screen time wisely, encourage children to participate in outdoor activities, and respect different viewpoints that emerge between generations.

Understanding (4) ____________ is essential for creating a peaceful family environment.

This workshop is designed for parents who want to handle the generation gap (5) ____________ compassion and understanding. Don’t miss this chance to join a supportive community (6) ____________ on building stronger family bonds and creating a positive environment for all family members.

Register today at www.familyworkshop.com or call 123-456-789 to secure your spot.

[Adapted from https://sununijunior.edu.vn]
Q 55.
Parents (1) ____________ many challenges when raising children who are growing up in the digital age.
- A.
  solve
- B.
  face
- C.
  take
- D.
  accept
Q 56.
The generation gap, which is caused by (2) ____________ in technology use and values, often leads to misunderstandings and conflicts within families.
- A.
  differently
- B.
  differ
- C.
  different
- D.
  differences
Q 57.
Many parents find it difficult (3) ____________ effectively with their children about these issues.
- A.
  to communicate
- B.
  communicating
- C.
  communicate
- D.
  communicated
Q 58.
Understanding (4) ____________ is essential for creating a peaceful family environment.
- A.
  communication intergenerational barriers
- B.
  intergenerational barriers communication
- C.
  intergenerational communication barriers
- D.
  communication barriers intergenerational
Q 59.
This workshop is designed for parents who want to handle the generation gap (5) ____________ compassion and understanding.
- A.
  by
- B.
  with
- C.
  for
- D.
  to
Q 60.
Don’t miss this chance to join a supportive community (6) ____________ on building stronger family bonds and creating a positive environment for all family members.
- A.
  focusing
- B.
  to focus
- C.
  for focusing
- D.
  focus
PART 3. VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR - II.3

Read the following advertisement and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 1 to 6.

🌍 Discover the City of the Future – Today!

Welcome to FutureLiving, a city where (1) ____________ meets daily life. Designed to cope with rising urban challenges, this smart city provides cleaner streets, smarter travel, and underground solutions that make room (2) ____________ public spaces like shopping centres and swimming pools.

Above ground, residents feel free to commute using self – driving cars, underground bike lanes, or smart walkways. Flying vehicles, expected to launch in the near future, promise (3) ____________ how we move around.

People are often impressed by the way technology interacts with urban design. Skybridges (4) ____________ tall buildings serve not only as paths but also as parks and cafés — a solution that balances both (5) ____________ and cons of urban expansion.

At FutureLiving, we care about (6) ____________.

Join us — and step into a smarter tomorrow.

[Adapted from English Bright 11 Workbook]
Q 61.
Welcome to FutureLiving, a city where (1) ____________ meets daily life.
- A.
  innovating
- B.
  innovator
- C.
  innovated
- D.
  innovation
Q 62.
Designed to cope with rising urban challenges, this smart city provides cleaner streets, smarter travel, and underground solutions that make room (2) ____________ public spaces like shopping centres and swimming pools.
- A.
  for
- B.
  into
- C.
  of
- D.
  from
Q 63.
Flying vehicles, expected to launch in the near future, promise (3) ____________ how we move around.
- A.
  transform
- B.
  to transforming
- C.
  transforming
- D.
  to transform
Q 64.
Skybridges (4) ____________ tall buildings serve not only as paths but also as parks and cafés — a solution that balances both (5) ____________ and cons of urban expansion.
- A.
  connecting
- B.
  being connected to
- C.
  which connects
- D.
  connected
Q 65.
Skybridges connecting tall buildings serve not only as paths but also as parks and cafés — a solution that balances both (5) ____________ and cons of urban expansion.
- A.
  advantage
- B.
  benefits
- C.
  pros
- D.
  goods
Q 66.
At FutureLiving, we care about (6) ____________.
- A.
  sustainable building communities
- B.
  building sustainable communities
- C.
  communities sustainable building
- D.
  sustainable communities building
Q 67.
a. Jack: Cool. Our city is also building rooftop gardens and urban farms in apartment blocks.
b. Lucy: Hey, I just booked a doctor’s appointment through the city app. They’ll send health results electronically!
c. Lucy: That's amazing. Green spaces in every building help improve air quality and mental health.
- A.
  c – a – b
- B.
  a – b – c
- C.
  b – a – c
- D.
  a – c – b
Q 68.
a. Staying healthy requires a combination of healthy eating, regular exercise, and proper stress management, because each of these factors plays a key role in our overall well – being.
b. Although many people know that eating nutritious meals is important, they often forget to include enough fruits, vegetables, and fiber – rich foods in their daily diet.
c. As a result, we need to plan our days wisely so that we can balance our meals, stay active, and reduce stress effectively.
d. In addition, doing physical activities such as swimming or playing football not only strengthens the heart but also helps improve our mood.
e. However, if we are too busy and don’t make time for exercise or rest, our bodies and minds can become weak and tired.
- A.
  a – c – d – b – e
- B.
  a – b – d – e – c
- C.
  a – b – e – d – c
- D.
  a – d – e – b – c
Q 69.
Dear Future Friends,
I hope this message finds you well. I’m writing to share my ideas about what cities might look like in the future.
a. First, green energy like solar and wind will power the whole city.
b. Skyscrapers will grow fresh food on vertical farms.
c. AI assistants will help run recycling, transport, and emergency services.
d. Smart electric buses will move smoothly on streets that manage traffic by themselves.
e. But we must make sure everyone can benefit from these new technologies.
What do you think? I’d love to hear your ideas about future cities too!
Best wishes,
Nova
- A.
  a – c – d – b – e
- B.
  a – b – d – e – c
- C.
  a – d – b – e – c
- D.
  a – d – b – c – e
Q 70.
a. Oliver: I should start doing that too. I always forget!
b. Oliver: Mia, do you go to the dentist regularly?
c. Mia: Yes, I have a dental check – up every six months. It helps prevent problems.
- A.
  a – b – c
- B.
  c – b – a
- C.
  b – c – a
- D.
  a – c – b
Q 71.
a. Spending time with older people is a great way to learn interesting and practical survival skills.
b. I also learned how to start a fire from my grandfather, and it helps me a lot when I go camping.
c. For example, my neighbor can teach me how to fish with a spear, which sounds really exciting.
d. Older generations have many useful skills that young people can learn.
e. They have years of experience doing things that we have never tried.
- A.
  b-c-d-e-a
- B.
  d-e-c-b-a
- C.
  c-d-a-e-b
- D.
  d-a-b-c-e
Q 72.
a. Son: I know, but I believe I’m prepared to try out something that truly suits my passion.
b. Son: Dad, I don’t want to follow in your footsteps. I want to become a photographer and follow my dream.
c. Dad: I’m not stopping you, but let me give you some advice—you need a stable career to support yourself.
- A.
  a – b – c
- B.
  c – b – a
- C.
  b – c – a
- D.
  a – c – b
Q 73.
Dear Phuc,
a. Although it’s not always easy to keep up the routine, I know it’s worth it for my health and happiness.
b. Thanks so much for encouraging me to stay active and eat healthily—your advice truly made a difference.
c. Your tip about eating more fruits and vegetables instead of sugary snacks was especially helpful.
d. Since I started walking to school and cutting down on fast food, I’ve felt more energetic and focused,
e. I’ll keep you updated as I try more changes to improve my lifestyle.
Talk soon,
Khanh
- A.
  b – a – e – d – c
- B.
  b – d – c – a – e
- C.
  b – e – a – d – c
- D.
  b – d – c – a – e
Q 74.
a. They have gone through hard times, such as war or poverty, and still managed to stay strong and positive.
b. Older generations have so much life experience that we, the younger ones, can learn from.
c. They also know how to build and keep happy relationships, especially in marriage. By talking to them more often, we can improve both our future and our way of thinking.
d. Many young people today feel stressed easily, but older people know how to stay calm and move forward.
e. That’s why they can teach us how to deal with adversity, which means difficult situations in life.
f. In addition, they can give us helpful advice on how to make long-term plans, because they have already seen the results of their own plans.
- A.
  b-d-f-e-a-c
- B.
  b-a-e-d-f-c
- C.
  b-a-d-f-e-c
- D.
  b-e-a-d-f-c
Q 75.
Dear daughter,
a. Understanding each other better will help us close the generation gap.
b. I hope we can sit down and have a real conversation — not to argue, but to listen.
c. Maybe I have different beliefs because I grew up in another time, but that doesn’t mean I don’t care.
d. I know we don’t always agree, and sometimes we argue about small things like clothes or housework.
e. But I want you to know that I’m trying to understand your point of view.
Love,
Dad
- A.
  b-c-d-e-a
- B.
  d-e-c-b-a
- C.
  c-d-a-e-b
- D.
  d-a-b-c-e
Q 76.
Regular exercise is very __________ for maintaining good health. (BENEFIT)
Q 77.
A balanced diet can help prevent many __________ diseases. (DANGER)
Q 78.
People should __________ their eating habits if they want to live longer. (IMPROVEMENT)
Q 79.
Getting enough sleep is an important part of a __________ lifestyle. (HEALTH)
Q 80.
Scientists have made great __________ in medical research. (DEVELOP)
Q 81.
There are sometimes __________ between parents and their teenage children. (DIFFER)
Q 82.
Parents should __________ their children when they have problems. (ENCOURAGEMENT)
Q 83.
Parents need to listen to their children __________. (CAREFUL)
Q 84.
It is important for parents and children to show __________ for each other. (RESPECTFUL)
Q 85.
Teenagers want more __________ in making their own decisions. (INDEPENDENT)
Q 86.
Future cities will use advanced __________ to improve people's lives. (TECHNOLOGICAL)
Q 87.
Many cities are trying to reduce air __________. (POLLUTE)
Q 88.
Smart technology can help cities operate more __________. (EFFECT)
Q 89.
Modern technology can __________ the quality of life in urban areas. (IMPROVEMENT)
Q 90.
City planners need to find __________ solutions to traffic problems. (CREATE)
Q 91.
The last time I went to school was 4 months ago because of covid-19.
=> I ……………………………………………………………………………………
Q 92.
We haven't seen Mark since last week.
=>The last time…………………….…………………………………………………
Q 93.
It isn't necessary for you to bring food and drink for lunch. (have to)
=> You…………………………………………………………………………………….
Q 94.
It's necessary for you to finish your homework before going to bed. (must)
=> You……………………………………………………………………………………
Q 95.
Jane began studying Korean 2 years ago.
=> Jane has……………………………………………………………...………………
Q 96.
Mike hasn’t driven a car since last year.
=> Mike last ……......................................................................……………………….
Q 97.
If I were you, I would spend more time talking with my children. (should)
=> You……………………………………………………………………………
Q 98.
Every staff isn't allowed to smoke or eat in the office. (mustn't)
=> Every staff ……………………………………………………………………………
Q 99.
She became the marketing manager 4 months ago.
=> She has……………………………………………………………...………………
Q 100.
He has learned French for two years.
=> He started……......................................................................……………………….
Q 101.
It's necessary for us to do morning exercise every day. (must)
=> We……………………………………………………………………………………
Q 102.
Teachers advise me to study English to get a good job. (ought to)
=> I................................................................................................................................
Q 103.
I started cooking for the party 4 hours ago.
-> I have …………………………………………………………………………………
Q 104.
I haven’t met her for 3 months.
-> I last ……………………………………………………………………………………
Q 105.
She last wrote to me nearly 2 years ago.
-> She hasn’t ………………………………………………………………………………

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