Đề ôn tập giữa học kỳ I môn Tiếng Anh 11, năm học 2026-2027

MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR 731 MARTYRS

Ho Chi Minh City will hold a solemn memorial service at Le Thi Rieng Cultural Park to honour 731 martyrs whose remains (1) ______ over the past three months. After years of silence, they will be taken to their resting place.

Residents are invited to come and (2) ______ tribute to the martyrs at the park. To help everyone take part with dignity, please note the following arrangements.

Here are a few things to keep in mind:

❖ After the ceremony, a convoy will carry the remains to the City Martyrs' Cemetery, (3) ______ they will be laid to rest.

❖ Those planning to join the farewell should turn (4) ______ early, since large crowds are expected.

❖ (5) ______ you wish to bring flowers, please choose white chrysanthemums or lotus blossoms. We also kindly ask everyone to avoid (6) ______ photographs near the altar so that the atmosphere remains solemn and peaceful.

Thank you for honouring those who gave their lives for the nation.

(Adapted from VnExpress)

HEART-CHARGING DRAMA NIGHT!

This Saturday, Lumière Café invites you to a special screening of "Take Charge of My Heart", a romantic comedy that (7) ______ into the top three of Netflix's worldwide TV rankings since its debut.

The story follows Baek Ho Rang, the heir of a leading corporation. Behind his flawless image lies a secret he works hard to (8) ______ from the public: he is living on an artificial heart whose battery is running low. Fortunately, he meets Na Bo Bae, who was (9) ______ by lightning as a child and still carries an electric charge in her body, just enough to keep his heart going.

Rated 8.4/10 on MyDramaList, the series has won fans worldwide, and viewers have fallen (10) ______ for its two leads, Kim Young Kwang and Chae Soo Bin. Many of them wish they (11) ______ enough free time to binge every episode in one go. Tonight, that wish comes true!

You haven't seen the first episode yet, (12) ______? Don't worry, we will start from the very beginning. Doors open at 6 p.m. Seats are limited, so reserve yours by 16 October at [email protected].

(Adapted from various sources; Image via IMDb)

The line "Dad is being a dad for the first time too" from Reply 1988 has moved millions of viewers. However, (18) ______. Many young people feel that while this statement expresses love, it should not be used as an excuse for poor parenting decisions.

In many traditional families, parents often struggle to express their feelings. They usually work hard to support the family, but they (19) ______. This creates an emotional gap between generations, making it difficult for children to share their problems with their parents.

Instead of remaining silent, parents should learn to listen to their children without judgment, (20) ______. When parents show empathy, children are more likely to open up and seek advice when facing difficult challenges in life.

By replacing traditional expectations with active listening, (21) ______. This understanding allows both sides to respect each other's opinions and solve personal misunderstandings more easily. Family harmony can only be achieved when parents and children make an effort to understand each other. (22) ______ to ensure a warm and happy home environment for everyone.

(Adapted from various sources)

Exercise is good for health, but some young people have suffered a stroke after running, cycling, or going to the gym. These cases have raised questions about the safety of physical activity. However, doctors explain that exercise itself is not the main cause of these strokes. In some cases, the real problem is an underlying health condition that the person does not know about. Such conditions may remain unseen until a serious health problem occurs.

Several factors can increase the risk of stroke in young people. Some are health problems, such as high blood pressure and high levels of blood fat. Others are linked to daily habits. Smoking, drinking too much alcohol, staying up late, and eating too much fried food can harm the body over time. Some people also have health conditions from birth that show no clear signs. These are not always easy to notice, especially when a person feels healthy.

Exercise can help protect health, but the way people train matters. A person who has not exercised for a long time should not start with hard workouts or sudden, intense activity. The body needs time to adjust to a new level of effort. People with health problems or a family history of blood vessel disease may need medical advice before starting a training plan. This does not mean that they must avoid exercise. It means that their health and fitness levels should guide their choices.

Daily habits also play a part in stroke prevention. Getting enough sleep, eating balanced meals, avoiding smoking, and taking part in regular physical activity can help lower health risks. However, some health conditions need medical care, even when a person follows good habits. Young people should pay attention to their health and seek medical advice when they have concerns, rather than assuming that being young means being safe from serious illness.

(Adapted from www.world-stroke.org)

Urban dwellers once defined longevity by the total number of years they lived. Success meant working late, taking on heavy stress, and trading personal well-being for financial stability. Today, young professionals are abandoning this trade-off. Rather than focusing on living longer, they choose to focus on daily vitality and long-term health. As a result, traditional measures of career achievement are changing across major cities.

This movement grows directly out of the harsh conditions found in modern workplaces. Constant connectivity and long hours behind a desk have created an epidemic of fatigue. High earners are coming to realize that a substantial salary means little when it goes toward medical care for stress-related illnesses. Instead of attempting life changes, many turn to micro-habits. Simple practices like taking a brief walk or keeping a fixed bedtime allow individuals to regain control without interrupting their daily routines.

This emphasis on wellness is also reshaping how citizens choose their living spaces. [I] Young homebuyers now prioritize neighborhood green spaces over indoor luxury features. [II] They search for homes near public parks and local produce markets. [III] Seeing this shift, real estate firms have started designing properties around healthier environments. [IV] City growth is finally beginning to align with human needs.

Ultimately, this ongoing shift reflects a fundamental change in personal values. City living is no longer just about surviving a demanding career path. By embedding healthy habits into their schedules, young adults are establishing a workable model for modern life. If governments support them with better green infrastructure, future cities will become places where citizens can thrive.

(Adapted from www.oecd.org)