Đề số 10 ôn thi vào 6 môn Tiếng Anh trường THCS Ngôi Sao

9/16/2026 7:00:00 AM

Choose the word which has the underlined part pronounced differently from the others.

  • blood

  • wood

  • book

  • look

Choose the word which has the underlined part pronounced differently from the others.

  • purchase

  • champagne
  • speech

  • chapter

Choose the word which has the underlined part pronounced differently from the others.

  • ranked

  • proved

  • gained

  • prepared

Choose the word which has the underlined part pronounced differently from the others.

  • upset

  • hungry

  • ugly

  • regular

Choose the word which has the underlined part pronounced differently from the others.

  • wrist

  • western

  • wooden

  • window

That isn't your new school bag, _____?
  • is that
  • isn't it
  • is it
  • isn't that

My niece _____ in the field when she fell and twisted her ankle. 

  • was running

  • is running

  • were running

  • am running

That restaurant's service was _____ bad that we didn't want to go back there again.

  • so

  • too

  • enough

  • such

That blue boat _____ be my uncle Steven's. His boat is yellow and grey. 

  • can't
  • mustn't
  • doesn't have to
  • needn't

While the director of communication is away, all e-mails and calls will be forwarded to _____ assistant.

  • her
  • ours
  • mine
  • them
He is going to marry a _____ girl next month.
  • tall pretty English
  • pretty tall English
  • pretty English tall
  • tall English pretty
"Do you have ______?" - "No, only this bag."
  • many luggages
  • much luggages
  • many luggage
  • much luggage
We'll need more staff _____ we start the new project.
  • unless
  • whether
  • in case
  • or
They said they had come back _____.
  • the previous day

  • the next day

  • the following day

  • the day after tomorrow

You _____ wonderful! Is that a new perfume you're wearing?
  • are smelling
  • smell
  • will smell

  • have been smelling

Do you know the man _____ over there?

  • stands
  • who stand

  • stood

  • standing

The delicious aroma of freshly baked bread made _____ as soon as we entered the bakery.

  • everyone hungrily

  • for everyone hungry

  • everyone hungry

  • everyone was hungry

Mark hasn't finished his phonetics homework yet, and _____.

  • I haven't too

  • neither have I

  • so have I

  • I have either

After months of training, the young swimmer finally managed to _____ her personal best record.

  • break
  • pass
  • beat
  • win
The traffic noise outside is _____; I can't hear what you are saying.
  • quiet
  • loud
  • soft
  • small

Forests are rich and diverse _____ that provide habitat for numerous plant and animal species.

  • businesses
  • galaxies
  • wildlifes
  • ecosystems

Always check the expiration _____ on the milk carton before drinking it today.

  • date
  • time
  • day
  • period

Our air conditioner _____ during the hottest week of the summer.

  • broke into

  • broke up

  • broke out

  • broke down

Athletes can improve their performance by training, but some abilities come _____.

  • proudly

  • seriously

  • naturally

  • safely

Living through hard times has made me more _____ for the simple things.

  • anxious

  • painful

  • grateful

  • emotional

Rearrange the words in a correct order to make a complete sentence.

is / Christmas / twenty-fifth / of / the / December / on / The / .

  • The Christmas is on December of the twenty-fifth.

  • The Christmas is on twenty-fifth of the December.

  • The Christmas on December is of the twenty-fifth.

  • The Christmas is on the twenty-fifth of December.

Rearrange the order of the given words to make a complete sentence.

for / to be / their / more / Students / studies / responsible / tend / .

  • Students tend to be for responsible their studies more.

  • Students tend their studies to be more responsible for.
  • Students to tend be more responsible for their studies.

  • Students tend to be more responsible for their studies.

Rearrange the words in a correct order to make a complete sentence.

stories / hearing / real / to / my / events / in / fictional / free time. / I / prefer / about / reading

  • I prefer to hearing about fictional stories in reading my real events free time.

  • I prefer reading about fictional stories to hearing real events in my free time.

  • I prefer reading fictional stories to hearing about real events in my free time.

  • I prefer hearing about real events in reading fictional stories to my free time.

Rearrange the words in a correct order to make a complete sentence.

doesn't / as / Katy / beautifully / does. / so / sing / Taylor

  • Katy doesn't sing as beautifully so Taylor does.

  • Katy doesn't sing so beautifully as Taylor does.

  • Katy sing so beautifully doesn't as Taylor does.

  • Katy doesn't so beautifully sing as Taylor does.

Rearrange the words in a correct order to make a complete sentence.

play / with / You / may / the knife / shouldn't / because / yourself / you / cut /.

  • You with the knife shouldn't play because cut may you yourself.

  • You shouldn't with the knife play because cut yourself you may.
  • You play with the knife shouldn't because may you cut yourself.
  • You shouldn't play with the knife because you may cut yourself.

Rearrange the words in a correct order to make a complete sentence.

the fridge/ in/ little/ We/ a/ have/ and/ milk/ many/ left/ eggs/.

  • We have a little eggs and many milk left in the fridge.

  • We have a many eggs and little milk left in the fridge.

  • We have many milk and a little left eggs in the fridge.

  • We have many eggs and a little milk left in the fridge.

Rearrange the words in the correct order to make a complete sentence.

 a warning / don’t / the rules, / you will / If you / get / the teacher. / follow / from 

  • If you follow the rules, you will don't get a warning from the teacher.
  • If you don’t get the rules, you will follow from a warning the teacher.
  • If you follow from the rules, you will get don't a warning the teacher.
  • If you don’t follow the rules, you will get a warning from the teacher.

Choose the sentence that is CLOSEST in meaning to the sentence given.

It’s hard to concentrate when you're tired.

  • Your being tiredness makes you unable to concentrate.

  • You're possible to concentrate as a result of your being tired.

  • Your tiredness leads to your incapable of concentration.

  • The more tired you are, the harder it is to concentrate.

Choose the sentence that is CLOSEST in meaning to the sentence given.

For a cold, doctors often recommend that you rest and drink lots of fluids.

  • Doctors would rather give advice about cold than about fluids.
  • Rest and liquids are frequently advised for treatment of colds.
  • The doctors recommend that you have a cold soft drink.
  • You were told to come out of the cold and rest.

Choose the sentence that is CLOSEST in meaning to the sentence given.

You needn't take the course if you don't want to.

  • You are under no obligation to take the course.
  • You shouldn't take the course as it is not necessary.

  • You don't have to take any course you don't like.
  • You'd better not take the course if you don't want to.

Read the story and then answer the questions.

Arthur loved his garden more than anything. For months, he had been carefully growing giant carrots for the town's annual vegetable competition. However, last week, he noticed something terrible: someone was stealing his giant carrots, pulling them out of the dirt one by one.

Determined to catch the thief, Arthur bought a new security camera and stayed awake all night by his window. Around 2:00 AM, he finally saw a shadow moving near the vegetable beds. The figure was wearing a long white coat and moving very slowly. Although his heart was beating fast with fear, Arthur quickly grabbed his flashlight and rushed outside to confront the criminal.

"Got you!" Arthur shouted, turning on his bright flashlight.

To his absolute surprise, it wasn't a neighborhood teenager or a wild animal. It was his wife, Martha, still fast asleep. She was wearing her white winter coat over her pajamas and holding a half-eaten carrot in her hand. Martha had a history of sleepwalking, but Arthur never expected she was the "monster" destroying his garden! He couldn't help but laugh as he gently guided his sleeping wife back to bed.

What is the best title for this passage?

  • The Town's Annual Vegetable Competition

  • How to Stop a Sleepwalking Family Member

  • The Mystery of the Missing Giant Carrots

  • The Danger of Wild Animals in the Garden

What can be inferred about Arthur's reaction at the end of the story?

  • He was angry that he wouldn't win the vegetable competition.

  • He was terrified of his wife because she looked like a monster.

  • He was disappointed because his new security camera did not work.

  • He was relieved and found the unexpected situation very funny.

What did Arthur use to help him catch the thief?

  • A white winter coat and pajamas

  • A security camera and a flashlight

  • A long shadow and a bright light

  • A neighborhood teenager and a dog

Read the e-mail and choose the best answers.

From: Jasmine

To: Priya

Sent: 15th June

Hey Priya, how's everything going? I'm doing well - I just wrapped up my final projects for the semester and I'm finally free! What about you? I hope your results turned out great, because I'm actually planning a little getaway. What do you think about going to Da Nang? Leo and Mia are already in. Let me know soon if you'd like to come too, okay?

Oh, and random question - what's the household chore you dislike the most? I know it sounds strange, but I have to write an essay for my English teacher over the break, and I'm completely stuck on what to write about.

Also, send me the pictures from your trip with Grace! I still haven't seen any of them.

Talk soon.

Why is Jasmine sending this email to Priya?

  • To suggest going on a trip to Da Nang together.
  • To inform Priya about her final exam results.
  • To invite Priya to join a study session with her.
  • To thank Priya for sending her recent photos.

Why does Jasmine mention household chores?

  • Because she needs an idea for a writing assignment.

  • Because her teacher assigned chores as a punishment.

  • She's curious about how Priya spends her time during the break.

  • She wants to complain about how much housework she has to do.

Read the following passage and choose the correct answer to each of the questions.

Have you ever seen a cat fall from a low height and somehow still land safely on its feet? This isn't just luck - it's a special ability called the "righting reflex." Most cats are born with it, and it starts working when they're only a few weeks old.

Here's how it works. When a cat begins to fall, its inner ear immediately senses which way is up and which way is down. This sense of balance sends a signal to the cat's brain, telling it to twist its body around in midair. First, the head turns to face the ground. Then, the rest of the body follows, twisting the spine so the legs point downward too. All of this can happen in less than a second, even before the cat reaches the ground.

A cat's flexible spine and lack of a true collarbone make this twisting motion possible. Unlike humans, cats can rotate the front and back halves of their bodies almost independently, like two separate pieces working together.

However, this reflex isn't magic - cats still need enough space to fall before their landing to complete the flip safely. That's why falls from very short heights, like a chair, can actually be more dangerous for cats than falls from higher places.

Which of the following best serves as the title for the passage?

  • The Anatomy of Felines: How Cats Jump and Run

  • The Righting Reflex: How Cats Land on Their Feet

  • The Dangers of Low Heights for Domestic Pets

  • How the Human and Cat Skeletons Differ

According to paragraph 2, which part of a cat's body first senses the direction of the fall?

  • The flexible spine

  • The inner ear

  • The front legs

  • The brain surface

According to the passage, when does the righting reflex begin to function in cats?

  • Immediately at the exact moment of birth

  • After they survive their first low fall

  • When their collarbone becomes fully formed

  • When they reach several weeks of age

Which of the following is NOT mentioned in the passage?

  • Cats twist their heads before the rest of their bodies turn.

  • The righting reflex can happen in under one second.

  • Cats can rotate the front and back of their bodies separately.

  • Adult cats perform the reflex faster than young kittens do.

What is true according to paragraph 4?

  • The righting reflex has physical limits and doesn't always work perfectly.

  • Cats are completely safe no matter how short the fall is.

  • Scientists have proven the righting reflex works instantly every time.

  • The righting reflex only works when cats fall from tall heights.

Write a paragraph to describe your bedroom in about 80-100 words.