Đề số 13 ôn thi vào 6 môn Tiếng Anh trường THCS Ngôi Sao

9/17/2026 7:00:00 AM

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

  • bomb
  • debt
  • climb

  • disturb

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

  • imagine

  • valentine

  • discipline

  • engine

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

  • closure
  • pleasant
  • decision
  • pleasure

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

  • comfort

  • hobby

  • popular

  • modern

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

  • polluted
  • arrived
  • needed
  • visited

Could you give me _____ on how to prepare for the IELTS test?

  • some advices
  • an advice
  • a lot advice
  • some advice

Coffee _____ in many parts of the Central Highlands of Vietnam.

  • grows
  • are grown
  • is grown
  • was grown

The more you practice speaking English, _____ fluent you will become.

  • the more
  • more
  • the most
  • as much

You _____ seen Tom at the party last night because he was abroad on business.

  • mustn't have
  • couldn't have
  • shouldn't have
  • might not have

Don't forget _____ off the lights before leaving the office.

  • turning
  • turned
  • turn
  • to turn

The suspect was accused _____ stealing valuable electronics from the store.

  • for
  • about
  • of
  • with

Instead of repairing the car himself, he got a mechanic _____ it.

  • fix
  • fixed
  • fixing
  • to fix

The participant asked why the online seminar _____ to be postponed the day before.

  • had had

  • has had

  • was having

  • would have

They are planning to go on a holiday cruise around _____ Mediterranean Sea.

  • a
  • an
  • the
  • Ø (no article)

She _____ on her online grammar exercises for three hours straight and needs a short break now.

  • works

  • worked

  • has been working

  • had worked

I don't have a pen. Can I please borrow _____ for the English test?

  • your
  • you
  • yours
  • yourself

You _____ wear a helmet when riding a motorbike because it is the law here.

  • must
  • should
  • might
  • could

Look at _____ beautiful birds sitting on the branch of the tall tree over there!

  • this
  • that
  • these
  • those

He gave _____ his seat on the bus to an elderly woman.

  • over

  • in

  • up

  • back

He offered to _____ her a hand as the suitcase was too heavy for her to carry.

  • show
  • lend
  • help
  • loan

The alarm went off and we had to _____ the building in less than two minutes.

  • escape
  • avoid
  • evacuate
  • prevent

Pablo Picasso was one of the most _____ artists who showed incredible natural talent from a very young age.

  • senior

  • trained

  • gifted

  • experienced

Our room was tiny, but it was really _____. Everything we needed was right there.

  • spacious
  • powerful

  • convenient
  • luxurious

I always do a bit of _____ every night before a big test, even if it's just ten minutes.

  • revision
  • preparation
  • practice
  • homework

She answered every question on the test _____, without a single mistake.

  • completely
  • totally
  • absolutely
  • perfectly

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

film / started / the / had / when / cinema / reached / we / the / , / already / .

  • When we reached the cinema, the film had already started.
  • When we had reached the film, the cinema started already.
  • When we reached the cinema, had the film already started.
  • When the film started, we already had reached the cinema.

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

The / couldn't / could / marketing / complete / the / successfully / complex / , / they / team / project / ?

  • The team could complete the complex marketing project, couldn't they successfully?

  • The complex team successfully could complete the marketing project, couldn't they?

  • The team could successfully complete the complex marketing project, couldn't they?
  • The complex marketing project couldn't complete the team successfully, could they?

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

English / if / Do / teacher / club / our / join / you / will / the / know / meeting / ?

  • Do you join the club meeting if our English teacher will know?

  • Do you know if our English teacher will join the club meeting?

  • Do you join if our English teacher will know the club meeting?
  • Do our English teacher if know you will join the club meeting?

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

believed / that / is / regular / revision / students / helps / It / score / widely / marks / high / .

  • It is widely believed that regular revision helps students score high marks.
  • It is widely believed that high marks regular revision helps students score.
  • It is believed widely that students helps regular revision score high marks.
  • It widely is believed that regular revision helps score students high marks.

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

vocabulary / test / during / students / the / challenging / made / mistakes / Few / yesterday / .

  • Few students made mistakes during the challenging vocabulary test yesterday.
  • Few mistakes made students yesterday during the challenging vocabulary test.
  • Few students during the challenging vocabulary yesterday made mistakes test.
  • Few vocabulary mistakes made students during the challenging test yesterday.

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

members / ideas / innovative / their / with / confidence / Both / great / team / presented / .

  • Both team members presented their innovative ideas with great confidence.
  • Both with members team presented their innovative ideas great confidence.
  • Both presented team members their innovative ideas with great confidence.
  • Both their members presented with innovative ideas great team confidence.

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

If / a / alone / boy / could / he / motorbike / older / , / ride / the / were / .

  • If the boy could ride a motorbike alone, he were older.
  • If the boy were older, he could alone ride a motorbike.
  • If a motorbike were older, he the boy could ride alone.
  • If the boy were older, he could ride a motorbike alone.

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

"Are you joining us for the party this weekend?" Tom asked his classmate. 

  • Tom asked his classmate if he is joining them for the party that weekend.

  • Tom asked his classmate if was he joining them for the party that weekend.

  • Tom asked his classmate if he was joining them for the party that weekend.

  • Tom asked his classmate if is he joining them for the party that weekend.

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

The library is closed today, why don't we visit the museum instead? 

  • The library is closed today, why not visiting the museum instead?
  • Let's go to the museum instead of the library because it's open today.
  • I suggest visiting the museum instead since the library is closed today.

  • Because the library is closed today, why we don't visit the museum instead?

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

Someone has stolen my cousin's bicycle from the park.

  • My cousin has stolen a bicycle from the park recently.
  • Someone went to the park to buy my cousin's bicycle.
  • My cousin left his bicycle in the park so someone could steal it.
  • My cousin's bicycle has been taken away from the park.

Read the story. Then answer the questions.

On a sunny Saturday, Leo, Nina, and Owen decided to have a paper boat race on the small stream behind Leo's house. Whoever's boat crossed the finish line first would win a bag of candy.

Nina spent almost twenty minutes folding hers, adding extra layers and even a tiny paper flag on top. "This one's basically unsinkable," she said proudly. Owen carefully cut small wings into the sides of his boat, convinced it would glide faster through the water. Leo, on the other hand, was still searching for paper when the others were nearly done.

"Just hurry up and fold something!" Nina laughed.

With no time left, Leo quickly folded a plain, simple boat in about thirty seconds and rushed to the starting point.

"On your marks... go!" Owen shouted, and all three boats hit the water.

At first, Nina's boat looked like it was winning until the extra paper layers soaked up water and slowly started sinking. Owen's "wings" caught on a rock and spun his boat sideways. Meanwhile, Leo's simple little boat floated steadily along, barely touched by the water, and crossed the finish line first.

"Wait... how did that happen?" Nina asked.

Leo smiled. "I guess simple wins sometimes."

Why did Nina's boat start sinking during the race?

  • It was folded using paper that was too thin.

  • It took on water after hitting a small rock.

  • It was knocked off course by Owen's boat nearby.

  • Its extra paper layers slowly soaked up too much water.

Which statement about the boat race is NOT correct?

  • The winner would get candy as a reward.

  • Nina felt confident about her boat at first.

  • All three boats started the race at once.

  • Leo spent the most time folding his boat.

What would be the best title for this story?

  • Three Friends Who Love Making Paper Crafts

  • A Simple Boat Wins an Unexpected Race

  • A Race That Almost Ended in a Tie

  • How Careful Planning Leads to Victory

Read the letter. Then answer the questions.

Dear Grandma,

I am writing to share some news about the spring theater production at school. You know how much I practiced singing for the lead role of Peter Pan. When the cast list was posted yesterday morning, my name was not next to "Peter Pan." Instead, it was next to "Stage Manager." I stood there for a long time before walking to class. Later, Mr. Gable asked me to stay after rehearsal. He explained that the show has twelve scene changes and three costume swaps that all happen in under a minute backstage, and that last year's show nearly stopped because nobody was organizing the crew. Tonight, when Mom asked how rehearsal went, I told her everything was fine and quickly changed the subject. I think I still need a little more time before I can talk about it without feeling a tightness in my throat.

Love, Leo

How did Leo probably feel when talking to his mom?

  • He was upset but hid it.
  • He truly loved his new role.
  • He was eager to share details.
  • He forgot about the audition.

Why did Mr. Gable likely choose Leo?

  • He wanted to reward Leo's effort.
  • He trusted Leo to fix past problems.
  • He needed to replace a missing actor.
  • He thought Leo lacked singing talent.

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

Life in a big city is full of energy and offers plenty of job opportunities and exciting activities. However, with the good also comes the bad.

While there are many job opportunities, there is also fierce competition for each position, which can make job searches frustrating. Surprisingly, although there are numerous job listings, unemployment remains a challenge, especially when the economy is down. Another main challenge is the high cost of living. Rent for a small apartment in a decent area is expensive, and daily essentials like food and transportation add to the problem. While cities are lively and exciting, the packed streets and constant traffic can be too much. Traffic congestion has become a nightmare, and it can make you feel irritated. This also contributes to the increase in air pollution. Pollution in the city affects health as it causes breathing issues and other diseases, and can even lead to early death due to long-term exposure to pollutants. Most importantly, crime rates are higher in big cities, and this makes safety a serious concern. You are more likely to face crime in a big city than in a smaller town, which could make you reconsider the idea of living in a big city.

According to the passage, some good things about living in the big city are _____.

  • an excellent education system and recreational activities
  • an excellent education system and job opportunities
  • a dynamic lifestyle and various job opportunities
  • a lot of kinds of entertainment and shopping centers
The word "essentials" in paragraph 2 is CLOSEST in meaning to _____.
  • distractions
  • factors
  • identities
  • necessities
According to the passage, what can happen when traffic congestion increases in a big city?
  • Air pollution can get worse.

  • The cost of living will go up.

  • The crime rate will rise.

  • Job searches will become more frustrating.

What can be inferred from the passage?
  • Air pollution is a major cause of cancer.
  • Crime rates in big cities will decrease in the near future.
  • Exposure to pollutants can reduce human lifespan.
  • Living in a small town can provide complete safety.
What is the passage mainly about?
  • The job opportunities available in big cities

  • The challenges and drawbacks of living in big cities
  • The causes and effects of air pollution in cities
  • A comparison between living in cities versus small towns

Write a paragraph (about 100 words) telling a story about a day you experienced very bad weather (a heavy storm, intense rain, etc.).

Mention:

  • Where you were
  • What happened
  • How you managed the situation