Đề số 19 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.

  • unknown

  • knee

  • keyboard

  • knight

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

  • vegetable

  • exercise

  • barbecue

  • medicine

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

  • bicycle

  • island

  • science

  • singer

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

  • watched

  • finished

  • attended

  • cooked

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

  • picture

  • electrical

  • citizen

  • cupboard

Mathematics _____ considered by many students to be a challenging subject.

  • are
  • is
  • were
  • have been

My old winter boots are worn out; I need to buy some warm _____ for this trip.

  • ones
  • one
  • other
  • another

_____ students failed the examination; everyone achieved satisfactory scores.

  • None of
  • Neither of
  • Any
  • No

You must submit your assignments before Friday afternoon, _____ you will lose ten percent of your grade.

  • and
  • or
  • but
  • so

I deeply regret _____ you that your application has been unsuccessful this time.

  • telling
  • to tell
  • tell
  • told

_____ of these two scientific textbooks do you prefer for your project?

  • What
  • Who
  • Which
  • Whose

It _____ that the ancient temple was over a thousand years old.

  • is said
  • said

  • was saying

  • has said

The new software update requires _____ attention from the IT support team than expected.

  • many more
  • many much
  • much more
  • more many

David: "I forgot to bring my grammar notes to the meeting."

Kevin: "Don't worry; I _____ you mine now."

  • am going to lend

  • will lend

  • am lending

  • lend

What _____ you _____ to discuss during the upcoming interview session?

  • would / like
  • do / like
  • will / like
  • are / like

You can _____ submit the printed report tomorrow morning _____ send it via email tonight.

  • both / and
  • neither / nor
  • either / or
  • not only / but also

The _____ carefully reviewed all the listening scripts.

  • editing

  • editors

  • edit

  • edition

The lecture was _____ that most of the students took extensive notes.

  • so interesting

  • too interesting

  • enough interesting

  • such an interesting

After her parents moved abroad for work, Mai was _____ by her grandmother in a quiet village.

  • brought up
  • grown up
  • taken up
  • looked up

Before we book the flight tickets, we should _____ in mind that weekend prices are always higher.

  • hold
  • make
  • keep
  • take

Hey, do you mind if I _____ your phone charger for an hour? My phone is completely dead.

  • lend
  • rent
  • borrow
  • hire

Police officers are still trying to determine the exact _____ of the traffic accident.

  • cause
  • reason

  • responsibility

  • value

It was incredibly _____ of Mark to pay for everyone's dinner at the restaurant tonight.

  • generous
  • polite
  • selfish
  • modest

We really need to stick to our _____ when buying groceries today, or we won't have enough money left for the trip.

  • salary
  • budget
  • profit
  • payment

Make sure you lock the front door _____ before leaving the apartment for the weekend.

  • easily
  • properly
  • safely
  • closely

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

abroad / to / planning / trip / luggage / much / are / our / for / bring / you / How / ?

  • How much abroad luggage you are planning for bring to our trip?
  • How much luggage are you planning bring to for our trip abroad?
  • How much luggage are you planning to bring for our trip abroad?
  • How much are you planning bring luggage to for our abroad trip?

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

After / a / break / decided / for / three hours / , / she / short / studying / take / to / .

  • After studying for three hours, she decided to take a short break.
  • After take a break for three hours, she decided to studying short.
  • After three hours, she decided to take for a short studying break.

  • After she decided studying for three hours, to take a short break.

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

Many / afraid / alone / of / are / children / sleep / the dark / they / when / young / .

  • Many young children when sleep alone they are afraid of the dark.
  • Many young children are afraid of when they sleep alone the dark.
  • Many young children sleep when they are afraid of the dark alone.
  • Many young children are afraid of the dark when they sleep alone.

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

He / back / call / he / later / me / said / that / that / evening / would / .

  • He said that he would call back me later that evening.
  • He said that he would call me back later that evening.
  • He said back that he would later call me that evening.
  • He would said that evening that he call me back later.

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

I / a / before / country / foreign / have / never / this / visited / summer trip / .

  • I have never visited a foreign country before this summer trip.
  • I have never visited a summer trip before this country foreign.
  • I never have visited a foreign country before this summer trip.
  • I have visited a foreign country never before this summer trip.

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

The / traffic / a little / arrived / the / party / at / heavy / , / late / so / was / we / .

  • The heavy traffic was a little late, so we arrived at the party.
  • The traffic was heavy, so we arrived at the party late a little.
  • The traffic was a little heavy, we arrived at the party so late.
  • The traffic was heavy, so we arrived at the party a little late.

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

You / already / finished / have / haven't / project / you / your / ? / ,

  • You have finished your project, haven't you already?
  • You have finished your project already, haven't you?
  • You haven't finished your project already, have you?
  • You have already finished your project, you haven't?

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

Many students think that doing homework late at night is very exhausting.

  • Doing homework late at night leaves many students feeling energized.
  • Many students find it very exhausting to do homework late at night.
  • Many students find that doing homework early in the morning is exhausting.
  • Many students should find it exhausting to do homework late at night.

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

No other club in our school is as popular as the photography club.

  • The photography club is the most popular club in our school.
  • The photography club is less popular than some other clubs in our school.
  • No other school has a photography club as popular as ours.
  • The photography club used to be the most popular club in our school.

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

"Why don't you ask the teacher for help?" Peter asked me.

  • Peter told me the reason why I did not ask the teacher for help.

  • Peter suggested that he should ask the teacher for help.

  • Peter recommended me not to ask the teacher for help.

  • Peter advised me to ask the teacher for help.

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

David had been talking too much in class, so his teacher gave him an unusual punishment: he had to clean the school library alone after school, until six o'clock. By five, most students had already left, and the building had gone completely quiet.

As the sky outside grew darker, David swept slowly between the shelves, and he felt more uneasy with every passing minute. The old grandfather clock in the corner ticked loudly, and its glass door reflected a shifting shadow every time David moved past it.

Then, through the library's glass door, David spotted a dark shape that was moving slowly outside. He froze, and he gripped his broom tightly. The shadow grew larger, until the door creaked open.

"David? Still here?" a familiar voice asked.

It was Mr. Delgado, the school janitor, and he was holding a mop and bucket. "Sorry if I scared you — I was just finishing up the hallway floors," he said with a chuckle. "That clock's reflection gets pretty spooky in the evening light, huh?"

David laughed nervously because he felt relieved. "You have no idea," he said. "I thought the library was haunted!"

From that day on, David never talked too much in class again.

Why does the author describe the clock's shadow in such detail?

  • To explain how clocks work
  • To create a scary mood before the surprise
  • To show that David broke the clock
  • To describe the library's furniture

Based on the passage, why was David alone in the library?

  • He wanted to read alone after school.

  • He was locked inside by accident.

  • He was being punished for talking in class.

  • He was helping Mr. Delgado with chores.

What can be inferred about David's behavior after this experience?

  • He is now more motivated to behave well in class.
  • He plans to volunteer for more library duties.
  • He no longer believes any place could be haunted.
  • He wants to help Mr. Delgado with future tasks.

Read the notice. Then answer the questions.

Attention All Oakridge Middle School Students,

Starting next Monday, the after-school computer lab will move from the ground floor to Room 204 on the second floor. In addition, students who wish to use the computers between 3:30 PM and 5:00 PM must reserve a seat online at least one day in advance through the school portal.

This updated arrangement comes after staff members noticed that the old room frequently became overcrowded and noisy, making it difficult for students to complete their academic assignments. The new room is larger and will be supervised daily by Mr. Harris, who can assist with research projects.

Please remember that playing online games and watching personal videos are strictly prohibited during these study hours. We appreciate your cooperation in maintaining a productive learning space for everyone. For questions regarding the online reservation system, please visit the front office during break times.

What is the main purpose of this notice?

  • To inform students about changes to computer lab access

  • To announce that Mr. Harris is leaving the tech department

  • To remind students to pay their annual school technology fees

  • To invite students to join a new after-school gaming club

What can be inferred about the computer lab in the past?

  • It required students to reserve seats one week in advance.

  • It lacked internet connection for completing research work.

  • It was often too noisy and prevented effective studying.

  • It was located on the second floor right next to Room 204.

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

When you think of a volcano, you probably imagine hot, melted rock exploding from the ground. But far out in our solar system, some moons have a very different kind of volcano — one that erupts ice instead of fire.

Scientists call this a cryovolcano, or ice volcano. Instead of hot lava, a cryovolcano shoots out a freezing mixture of water, ammonia, and other gases. This happens on icy moons like Enceladus, which orbits Saturn, and Triton, which orbits Neptune.

On Enceladus, powerful jets of icy material burst out from cracks near the south pole. In 2005, NASA's Cassini spacecraft photographed these icy plumes shooting into space for the first time. A few years later, in 2008, it flew directly through one of the plumes to study the material up close. Scientists believe the moon's interior stays warm because of Saturn's strong gravity, which stretches and squeezes Enceladus, creating heat.

Triton has similar eruptions, sending dark plumes of gas and ice high above its frozen surface.

These frozen eruptions help scientists understand what might be hiding beneath the icy crusts of these distant worlds — and even raise an exciting question: could liquid water inside these moons support life?

What does a cryovolcano erupt instead of hot lava?

  • A freezing blend of water and gases.
  • Large chunks of solid rock and ash.
  • Bright flashes of light and heat.
  • Clouds of dust and sand.

What did the Cassini spacecraft do in 2008?

  • It took the first photos of Enceladus's plumes.
  • It landed on the surface of Triton.
  • It discovered cryovolcanoes for the first time.
  • It passed straight through one of the icy eruptions.

What is this passage mainly about?

  • How Cassini traveled to Saturn and Neptune.
  • The difference between rock and ice.
  • Ice volcanoes found on some icy moons.
  • Why Enceladus and Triton are cold.

Why does Saturn's gravity cause heat inside Enceladus?

  • It pulls the moon closer to the sun.
  • It causes the moon to spin much more quickly.
  • It melts the moon's icy surface directly.
  • It stretches and squeezes the moon repeatedly.

In paragraph 3, the word "burst" is closest in meaning to _____.

  • freeze
  • shrink
  • shoot
  • float

Write a paragraph (about 100 words) about the first time you cooked a meal or baked something.

Suggestion:

  • What did you cook? 
  • Did you cook alone or with other people?
  • What did it taste like? 
  • What did your family say about it?