Đề số 6 luyện thi vào 10 môn Anh trường THPT Nguyễn Tất Thành

6/9/2026 4:31:53 PM

It is necessary to set a good _____ for younger siblings by behaving well and studying hard.

record
rule
standard
example

We don't have to go to school _____ Sundays, so we often go to the park together.

in
on
at
during

My current neighborhood is very noisy at night, so I can't sleep well. I wish I _____ in a quieter area.

am living
will live
lived
live

_____ energy is the power that comes directly from the sun and can produce electricity for our homes.

Nuclear
Wind
Solar
Water

We have very _____ time left before the train leaves, so we need to hurry up now.

little
a little
few
a few

My friend suggested _____ out for dinner tonight instead of cooking at home by ourselves.

eat
to eat
eating
ate

He was born in the countryside but he _____ in a big city with his aunt.

grew up
woke up
stayed up
got up

You are a new student in this class, _____? I haven't seen you here before.

are you
aren't you
do you
don't you

The charity organisation always tries to _____ food and warm clothes to the homeless people in winter.

waste
demand
borrow
provide

Finding a good job after graduation is currently a major _____ for many young people in our country.

challenge
advantage
success
benefit

Many people are _____ about the negative effects of climate change on the future of the planet Earth.

relaxed
worried
exciting
confident

This is the green park _____ we used to play football with our friends when we were kids.

which
where
when
why

We postponed our trip to Ha Long Bay _____ the weather forecast warned of a heavy storm.

because
so
although
or

My brother wants to become _____ engineer to build modern bridges for the country.

a
an
the
Ø (no article)

Read the following email and choose the option that best fits each of the following blanks.

Dear Engineering Team,

I am writing to provide a comprehensive update on the construction progress of our new facility. Despite facing several severe weather conditions last month, we have successfully managed to stay on schedule. I want to express my gratitude to all of you for being extremely 15.1 and working overtime to meet the deadlines. However, as we approach the final phase, please remember that we must never cut 15.2 just to finish the project faster. Safety and quality are our top priorities. We must strictly 15.3 all local building regulations before the inspection next week.

Best regards,
Project Manager

Read the following announcement and choose the option that best fits each of the following blanks.

GREEN WEEKEND VOLUNTEER EVENT

The Environmental Action Club needs your helping hands for our Green Weekend Volunteer Event. We will focus on renovating the central park to make our neighborhood 16.1 more attractive. The volunteers will be divided into two teams. One team will plant new trees to provide comfortable 16.2 for summer picnics, while the 16.3 team will collect plastic waste around the lake. The school will provide all necessary tools and a complimentary lunch box. Please wear comfortable clothes and join us at the main gate at 7:30 AM this Saturday!

Choose the word(s) CLOSEST in meaning to the underlined word(s).

We might need to modify our travel plan if the weather forecast predicts heavy storms this weekend.

alter
keep
destroy
make

Choose the word(s) CLOSEST in meaning to the underlined word(s).

Even though they are twin brothers, they rarely see eye to eye on how to decorate their shared bedroom.

argue
decide
agree
comment

Choose the word(s) OPPOSITE in meaning to the underlined word(s).

Climbing that steep rocky mountain without professional safety equipment is a hazardous activity for tourists.

safe
easy
hard
healthy

Choose the word(s) OPPOSITE in meaning to the underlined word(s).

After walking home in the heavy rain yesterday, Lily came down with a cold.

caught
beat
broke
shared

Read the passage and choose the best answer to fill each gap.

The concept of a "growth mindset" is a powerful tool for personal development. It suggests that our basic abilities can be developed through hard work and feedback. 21.1 those with a fixed mindset, people who believe they can improve do not 21.2 when a task becomes difficult. They understand that 21.3 a person fails or succeeds is often determined by their persistence. Therefore, we should learn to 21.4 challenges as opportunities to learn. This attitude is transformative because it turns obstacles into stepping stones. Finally, every student should possess this mindset to thrive in a changing world. By adopting this view, we can unlock our true 21.5 and achieve goals that once seemed impossible.

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

In the summer of 2024, the city of Venice did something that would have seemed unthinkable just a generation ago — it began charging visitors an entry fee simply to walk through its streets. The decision was controversial. But for many local residents, it was long overdue.

Venice receives approximately 20 million tourists every year, in a city where fewer than 50,000 permanent residents now remain. Shops that once sold everyday goods to local families have been replaced by souvenir stores and overpriced restaurants designed entirely for visitors. Rents have risen so sharply that ordinary working people can no longer afford to live in the city where they grew up. In the most visited neighbourhoods, locals have become a minority in their own home.

The situation did not develop overnight. For decades, city authorities welcomed the growth of tourism without asking too many questions about its long-term effects. Cheap flights made European cities easier to reach than ever before, and the rise of short-term rental platforms like Airbnb meant that apartments which were once home to families were converted into holiday accommodation almost overnight. By the time local governments began to notice the damage, the problem had already grown very difficult to manage.

Venice is not alone. [I] In Barcelona, residents have held street protests against the large number of short-term holiday rentals, which they say are pushing housing costs beyond what local families can afford. [II] On the Thai island of Koh Samui, beaches that were once clean and quiet have become heavily polluted because of the number of visitors they receive every season. [III] In Kyoto, Japan, residents in some areas have put up signs asking tourists not to enter certain streets at all. [IV]

What makes overtourism particularly difficult to solve is that the same industry causing these problems also provides jobs and income that many local economies genuinely depend on. Governments are now trying different approaches — entry fees, visitor limits, and restrictions on new hotels. Whether these measures will be enough is still unclear. What is already certain, however, is that when a place becomes too popular, the people who actually live there often pay the highest price.

What is the main idea of the passage?

Why major European cities are beginning to charge tourists expensive daily entry fees.
How short-term rental platforms and cheap flights ruined the historic city of Venice.
The destructive impact of overtourism on local residents and the struggle to manage it.
The economic benefits and steady job creation provided by the global tourism industry.

According to paragraph 3, what contributed to the rapid conversion of family homes into holiday accommodations?

The sudden increase in local government taxes on long-term permanent residents.
The emergence and growing popularity of short-term online rental platforms.
The decisions made by city authorities to ban shops selling everyday goods.
The long-term effects of heavy pollution on local living conditions and beaches.

According to the passage, all of the following are mentioned as consequences of overtourism EXCEPT _____.

local residents being displaced due to highly unaffordable housing costs
traditional everyday grocery shops being replaced by tourist-focused stores
an unexpected increase in the number of permanent residents in city centers
natural environments and quiet beaches becoming heavily polluted by visitors

What can be inferred about the attitude of city authorities towards tourism in the past?

They actively warned their citizens about the future dangers of short-term rental platforms.
They prioritized economic and industry growth over the potential negative impacts on locals.
They completely ignored the jobs and income that the tourism industry provided to the city.
They were secretly planning to replace all permanent residents with international tourists.

Which of the following best paraphrases the underlined sentence in paragraph 2?

"Rents have risen so sharply that ordinary working people can no longer afford to live in the city where they grew up."

The steep increase in housing costs has forced many native residents to move away from their hometowns.
Ordinary workers are moving out of the city because they want to find cheaper, everyday goods to buy.
Working people can no longer afford to live in the city because of the sharp rise in tourist numbers.
Rents are rising so fast that tourists can no longer afford to stay in the cities they are currently visiting.

Where does the following sentence best fit in paragraph 4?

"These international examples demonstrate that the struggle to balance tourism with local life is a widespread global crisis."

[I]
[II]
[III]
[IV]