Đề thi cuối kì 2 môn Tiếng Anh 11 Global Success - số 7

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

alchohol
poaching
research
purchase

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

pangolin
habitat
quality
bachelor

Choose the word that differs from the rest in the position of the main stress.

native
wildlife
victim
campaign

Choose the word that differs from the rest in the position of the main stress.

biodiversity
contribution
individualism
productivity

The young traveller admitted ______ the local customs before arriving in a new country.

not to research
not having researched
have not researched
not researching

The national park was established to protect the local ______ from the threat of deforestation and illegal hunting.

landscape
wildlife
greenery
property

______ in a rural area for most of her childhood, she deeply values the simplicity of village life.

Having been lived
Have lived
Having lived
Had lived

When someone tries to bully you, the best thing to do is to ______ them and not let them control your actions.

stand up to
give in to
put up with
look up to

______ the rapid growth of social media that has changed the way teenagers communicate with each other.

That is
This is
It has
It is

Experts warn that exposing young children to ______ content on social media can negatively affect their emotional development and sense of empathy.

graphic
serious
violent
native

Choose the best way to rearrange the following sentences in order to make a meaningful conversation.

a. Customer: Yes, please. And a glass of orange juice.

b. Waiter: Certainly. Would you like fries with that?

c. Customer: Excuse me, can I have the chicken sandwich?

c – b – a
b – a – c
a – c – b
c – a – b

Choose the best way to rearrange the following sentences in order to make a meaningful conversation.

a. Anna: Fair enough. I guess I cared more about the visuals than the plot.

b. Anna: Hey Chris, did you see that new science fiction movie everyone's talking about?

c. Chris: Maybe the effects were good, but the story made no sense. I was confused the whole time.

d. Anna: Really? I loved it! The special effects were amazing.

e. Chris: Yeah, I watched it yesterday. It was kind of disappointing, to be honest.

b – e – d – c – a
b – d – e – c – a
b – e – c – d – a
d – b – e – c – a

Choose the best way to rearrange the following sentences in order to make a meaningful text.

a. These programs typically require two years of study in Vietnam followed by two years abroad.

b. For example, students at economics universities can complete final years at partner schools in Australia or Singapore.

c. Students receive credentials from both institutions upon completion, enhancing their employment prospects.

d. Several Vietnamese universities have established partnerships with foreign institutions offering joint degree programs.

e. Despite these advantages, the programs remain expensive and accessible primarily to financially secure families.

d – b – a – c – e
d – a – b – c – e
a – d – b – e – c
d – c – a – b – e

Choose the best way to rearrange the following sentences in order to make a meaningful text.

a. Parents typically provide initial guidance on navigating public transportation systems to reach educational institutions and social destinations.

b. After several weeks of practice, most adolescents can navigate the city independently.

c. Initially, parents often monitor these journeys discreetly to ensure their children's safety.

d. Urban Vietnamese adolescents are developing independent mobility within metropolitan areas.

e. However, some parents maintain continuous digital surveillance, which may hinder the development of genuine independence.

d – a – c – b – e
d – c – a – b – e
a – c – b – e – d
b – a – c – e – d

Choose the best way to rearrange the following sentences in order to make a meaningful letter.

Dear Tour Vietnam Company,

a. I noticed that your tour guides still give tourists single-use plastic water bottles every day.

b. Instead, you could provide reusable bottles and show tourists where to refill them.

c. I recently joined your Ha Long Bay tour and wanted to share some feedback about environmental protection.

d. Many international tourists actually prefer eco-friendly tour companies and would be happy with this change.

e. This small change would reduce plastic waste and show that Vietnamese tourism cares about the environment.

Thank you,
Sarah Johnson – Tourist

c - e - a - d - b
d - a - b - c - e
d - c - a - e - b
c - a - b - d - e

Read the following passage and choose the best answer for each blank.

Many scientists believe that the world's ecosystems are under serious threat from human activity. (1) _____. Deforestation, in particular, has had a damaging effect on biodiversity worldwide.

Tropical rainforests, (2) _____, are home to more than half of the world's plant and animal species. When these forests are cleared, countless species lose the habitat they depend on for survival. Many conservation groups have therefore recommended (3) _____ as an important way of reducing the rate of species loss.

Governments around the world have tried a number of approaches to address this problem. Encouragingly, some of these efforts have produced positive results, with certain endangered species slowly recovering in protected regions. (4) _____.

Ultimately, the fate of the planet's ecosystems depends on the decisions. (5) _____, there is still hope that the natural world can be preserved for future generations.

Choose the phrase or sentence that best fits (1).

A wide range of human activities are causing serious damage to natural ecosystems around the world.
Despite some damage from human activity, most ecosystems around the world are still in reasonably good health.
Human activity is rarely considered a leading cause of damage to natural ecosystems by the scientific community.
Human activity causing increasing damage to ecosystems around the world is a problem that scientists have only recently begun to study.

Choose the phrase or sentence that best fits (2).

which covering only a small percentage of the Earth's surface
which cover only a small percentage of the Earth's surface
that cover only a small percentage of the Earth's surface
which covered only a small percentage of the Earth's surface

Choose the phrase or sentence that best fits (3).

to reduce human activity in these areas
reducing human activity in these areas
reduced human activity in these areas
will reduce human activity in these areas

Choose the phrase or sentence that best fits (4).

Nonetheless, experts warn that creating protected areas alone which is not enough to reverse the damage
As a result, experts warn that the creation of protected areas alone is not enough to reverse the damage
However, experts warn that creating protected areas alone is not enough to reverse the damage
Therefore, experts warn against creating protected areas alone is not enough to reverse the damage

Choose the phrase or sentence that best fits (5).

To have genuine commitment and international cooperation
Having genuine commitment and international cooperation
Genuinely committed and internationally cooperative
With genuine commitment and international cooperation

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

In 2019, a team of agricultural researchers working across farming communities in South Asia made an observation that few outside the scientific community initially took seriously — the soil itself appeared to be dying. Fields that had produced abundant harvests for generations were yielding less each year, despite receiving the same rainfall and sunlight. The problem, the researchers concluded, was invisible to the naked eye.

Healthy soil is not simply dirt. It is a living system, home to billions of microscopic organisms - bacteria, fungi, and tiny invertebrates - that break down organic matter, release nutrients, and maintain the physical structure that allows plant roots to penetrate and breathe. When this underground community functions well, crops grow efficiently without requiring excessive inputs. When it collapses, productivity declines in ways that surface-level solutions cannot fix.

The primary cause of this collapse, researchers found, is the long-term overuse of artificial fertilisers and pesticides. These chemicals, while effective at producing short-term yields, gradually eliminate the microbial populations that soil depends on. The soil becomes chemically dependent and requires ever-larger inputs to produce ever-smaller harvests. This is a cycle that many small-scale farmers find impossible to escape.

Compounding the damage is the practice of monoculture farming, where a single crop species is planted repeatedly across large areas. Without the variety of root structures and organic material that mixed planting provides, soil loses its ability to retain water and prevent erosion.

The South Asian farmers who first noticed something was wrong were not observing a local failure. They were witnessing, from ground level, a crisis that agricultural scientists now consider one of the most underreported environmental emergencies of our time.

The word "invisible" in paragraph 1 is OPPOSITE in meaning to _______.

unsolvable
microscopic
detectable
unknown

Which of the following best paraphrases the bold sentence in paragraph 1?

Despite being known for their abundant harvests over many generations, these fields were yielding more each year thanks to improved rainfall and stronger sunlight conditions.
The yields from these historically productive fields had fallen to almost nothing, with scientists attributing the decline to a reduction in rainfall and sunlight across the region.
Because rainfall and sunlight levels had dropped significantly over the years, fields that had once produced abundant harvests were no longer able to yield enough food.
Having long served as a reliable source of rich harvests, these fields were producing smaller yields annually, yet the rainfall and sunlight they received had not changed.

Which of the following is NOT mentioned in paragraph 2 as a function of healthy soil organisms?

Breaking down organic matter
Releasing nutrients into the soil
Filtering chemical pollutants from rainwater
Maintaining the structure that allows roots to breathe

Why does the overuse of artificial fertilizers create a cycle that farmers cannot escape?

Because they are highly expensive, causing farmers to fall into deep financial debt every season.
Because they destroy the microscopic life, forcing farmers to use more chemicals for fewer crops.
Because they produce high short-term yields, which eventually forces farmers to plant only a single crop species.
Because they gradually reduce the soil's ability to retain water, requiring farmers to constantly irrigate their fields.

The word "it" in paragraph 2 refers to _______.

physical structure
underground community
organic matter
crop productivity

Which paragraph describes how farming a single crop type over time weakens the soil's structural resilience?

Paragraph 2
Paragraph 3
Paragraph 4
Paragraph 5

What can be inferred from the final paragraph about the scale of the soil crisis described in the passage?

It is a problem that only affects communities in South Asia.
Scientists have already developed solutions that are being widely applied.
It is more widespread and significant than most people currently recognise.
Local farmers were the first to report it to international agricultural organisations.

Which of the following best summarizes the passage?

South Asian farmers have discovered a living system in the dirt that helps them grow crops without using any chemical fertilizers.
Agricultural scientists are warning that the lack of rainfall and sunlight is the primary reason why soil in South Asia is slowly dying.
The overuse of chemicals and single-crop farming has destroyed the living structure of soil, creating a hidden but massive agricultural crisis.
Monoculture farming is an underreported environmental emergency because it forces farmers to plant the same crops repeatedly.

Read the following passage and choose the best answer for each blank.

MAINTAINING A VIOLENCE-FREE SCHOOL

Schools 29.1 safety policies are clear and consistent often have a much more positive atmosphere. Here is how every student can contribute to a secure campus:

Promote kindness
Building 29.2 friendships with your classmates creates a strong support network. This helps maintain a 29.3 environment where everyone feels welcome.
Speak up
Any signs of verbal or physical aggression should 29.4 to the school office immediately. Do not be a silent bystander; your courage can prevent a small conflict from escalating.
Respect diversity
Always treat 29.5 with dignity, regardless of their background or beliefs. A culture of respect is the most effective weapon against bullying and exclusion
Follow the rules.
Please 29.6 in mind that the school code of conduct is there to protect your rights. Following these guidelines ensures that school remains a place for learning, not fear.

Read the following passage and choose the best answer for each blank.

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