Đề thi cuối kì 2 môn Tiếng Anh 11 Global Success - số 10

4/20/2026 10:42:35 AM

On weekends, teenagers usually like to _____ with their friends at the local shopping mall.

  • stand up

  • hang out

  • look after

  • take off

_______ that motivated her to choose a career in renewable energy engineering.

  • It was the inspiring speech by the science teacher

  • They are the inspiring speeches by the science teacher

  • It is the inspiring speech by the science teacher

  • There was the inspiring speech by the science teacher

Water, sunlight, and clean air are absolutely necessary for all _____ creatures on our planet to survive.

  • livable

  • lively

  • living

  • live

Leaving a(n) _______ comment on your classmate's photo is a form of cyberbullying and is completely unacceptable.

  • general
  • helpful
  • political
  • offensive

The online marketing course was very expensive; _____, he decided it was a necessary investment to improve his skills.

  • therefore

  • nevertheless

  • because

  • additionally

Because of the extreme cold and heavy snow, many wild birds _______ to find enough food during the winter.

  • survive

  • arrive

  • struggle

  • qualify

_______ gave him a significant advantage when applying for the computer programming job.

  • Having complete an advanced coding course online

  • To completing an advanced coding course online

  • Have completed an advanced coding course online

  • Having completed an advanced coding course online

Many historical buildings in the city center _____ completely since the preservation law was passed.

  • have restored

  • were restored

  • have been restored

  • are restoring

Choose the underlined part that needs correction.

Educated in the UK, his abilities are widely recognized in the world of professionals.

  • the UK

  • his abilities are

  • recognized

  • the world of professionals

Choose the underlined part that needs correction.

When a pearl is cut in half and examined under a microscope, but its layers can be seen.

  • a microscope
  • be seen
  • but its
  • is cut

Choose the underlined part that needs correction.

It was on 12th April, 1961 when the first human, a Soviet cosmonaut, flew into space.

  • a Soviet cosmonaut

  • when

  • flew

  • into space

Choose the underlined part that needs correction.

Dinosaurs became extinct millions of years ago because of the earth's climate changed drastically.

  • became extinct

  • of

  • because of

  • drastically

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

a. Ryan: That sounds challenging. Did it actually help reduce your screen time?

b. Ryan: I should try that. Can you send me the app name?

c. Hoa: Definitely! Now I read more, sleep better, and my grades have improved too.

d. Hoa: I started using an app that tracks my phone usage and blocks social media after 9 PM.

e. Ryan: You seem more focused lately. What changed?

  • e - b - d - c - a

  • e - c - a - b - d

  • e - d - a - c - b

  • e - a - c - b - d

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

a. Jake: I heard that several Vietnamese animal species are critically endangered.

b. Jake: That's alarming. What can ordinary people do to help?

c. Jake: Absolutely. Every action counts when it comes to wildlife protection.

d. Mai: Yes, animals like the Saola and Tonkin snub-nosed monkey might disappear within decades.

e. Mai: We can support conservation organizations, avoid buying wild animal products, and spread awareness.

  • a - d - b - e - c

  • a - b - d - e - c

  • d - a - b - e - c

  • a - d - e - b - c

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

a. As a result, countless animal species lose their natural habitats and face extinction.

b. Deforestation in Vietnam has been increasing at an alarming rate over the past two decades.

c. For example, the population of wild elephants in the Central Highlands has dropped by 60% since 2000.

d. The main causes include illegal logging, agricultural expansion, and infrastructure development.

e. However, recent government initiatives to plant one billion trees by 2025 offer hope for recovery.

  • b - d - a - c - e

  • b - e - c - a - d

  • a - b - d - c - e

  • a - c - b - d - e

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

a. To sum up, while working has its perks, teens must remember that their education should remain their top priority to ensure a bright future.

b. Furthermore, balancing work shifts with homework forces teens to develop strong time-management skills and become more organized.

c. Taking up a part-time job while studying can offer high school students several valuable benefits.

d. To begin with, it allows them to earn their own spending money, giving them the freedom to purchase things they want without asking their parents.

e. Lastly, stepping into a real workplace helps them build communication skills and learn how to interact confidently with diverse groups of people.

  • c - d - b - e - a

  • c - b - d - e - a

  • d - c - b - a - e

  • b - d - e - c - a

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

Hi Marcus,

a. The best part is that I've made three close friends who share my passion for environmental protection.

b. I just wanted to update you on my first month at the new environmental club.

c. We've already organized two beach clean-ups and collected over 50 kilograms of trash!

d. Next month, we're planning to visit a recycling facility to learn how waste is processed.

e. You should totally join us next time – I think you'd love it!

Talk soon,
Anya

  • b - a - c - e - d

  • c - d - a - b - e

  • c - b - a - e - d

  • b - c - a - d - e

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

FEELING THE PRESSURE? HERE IS WHAT YOU CAN DO

Exam season is one of the most stressful times in a student's life. This guide will help you recognise the signs of burnout and take back control.

Know the warning signs:

  • Feeling tired no matter how hours you sleep is one of the earliest signs of burnout.
  • Losing interest in subjects you once enjoyed — used to motivate you — is a clear signal that something is wrong
  • Burnout affects students their academic ability — even the strongest students are not immune.

Take before it is too late:

  • Break your study time smaller sessions with short breaks in between — this is far more effective than studying for hours without stopping.
  • Talk to a teacher or school counsellor if the pressure feels overwhelming — help is always the right decision.
  • Even if you do not feel stressed right now, building healthy study habits early will protect you later.

Remember: your worth is not measured by your exam results.

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

Protecting local biodiversity requires more than just awareness; it demands practical, everyday actions from everyone. One of the most effective methods is planting native trees and flowers in our communities. (1) _____ local insects and birds need to survive and reproduce.

Another crucial step is (2) ______ in both agriculture and home gardens. Dangerous pesticides and artificial fertilizers often wash into nearby rivers after heavy rain. This chemical runoff poisons the water and destroys fragile aquatic ecosystems. (3) _____.

Finally, active community involvement plays a vital role in wildlife protection. Citizens can volunteer for local conservation projects, (4) _____. Ultimately, (5) _____ and maintain the rich variety of life in our own neighborhoods.

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

  • Similar to foreign plants, native species provide the exact food and shelter that
  • Unlike foreign plants, native species provide the exact food and shelter that
  • Because of foreign plants, native species struggle to provide the food and shelter what
  • Native species, like most foreign plants, provide a different kind of food and shelter what

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

  • significantly reducing the use of harmful chemicals
  • to significantly reduce the use of harmful chemicals
  • significant reduction in the use of harmful chemicals
  • significantly reduced the use of harmful chemicals

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

  • Consequently, switching to natural organic farming methods can greatly reduce this environmental damage
  • The environmental damage could have been avoided if farmers had switched to natural organic farming methods earlier
  • Therefore, the decision to switch to natural organic farming methods should depend on the level of environmental damage in each region
  • Switching to natural organic farming methods, however, cannot fully reverse the environmental damage that has already occurred

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

  • such as to clear plastic waste from forests or to monitor animal populations

  • such as clearing plastic waste from forests or monitor animal populations

  • such as clearing plastic waste from forests or monitoring animal populations

  • such as clear plastic waste from forests or monitoring animal populations

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

  • it is by combining these focused efforts which society can successfully restoring

  • by combining these focused efforts so society can successfully restore

  • this combination of focused efforts are that society can successfully restore

  • it is by combining these focused efforts that society can successfully restore

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

Imagine only ever hearing opinions that match your own. That is exactly what happens when teenagers get trapped in an "echo chamber" - an online environment where the same ideas are repeated again and again, with little exposure to different points of view.

Echo chambers are created largely by the algorithms that power social media platforms. Every time a user likes, shares, or watches a particular type of content, the algorithm takes note and delivers more of the same. For teenagers, who often spend several hours a day on apps like TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube, this means their feeds quickly become filled with content that reflects only what they already believe. Research shows that one in five young people is on social media almost constantly, giving algorithms plenty of data to build a narrow information bubble around each user.

The problem with living inside an echo chamber is that it weakens critical thinking. When every post confirms what you already believe, there is no reason to question your ideas or consider other perspectives. Over time, this can lead to a distorted view of the world, where complex issues seem simpler than they really are. Studies have also found that echo chambers can increase anxiety, mistrust, and social isolation, as users begin to see anyone with a different opinion as an opponent rather than someone worth listening to.

Breaking out of an echo chamber does not require giving up social media altogether. Experts recommend following accounts that offer different viewpoints and checking information from more than one source before accepting it as true. Schools can also help by teaching media literacy, which gives students the skills to recognise how algorithms shape what they see and to think more carefully about the content they consume.

The word "trapped" in paragraph 1 is CLOSEST in meaning to _____.

  • interested

  • forced

  • stuck

  • educated

The word "constantly" in paragraph 2 is OPPOSITE in meaning to _______.

  • independently

  • occasionally

  • continuously

  • properly

Which of the following can be inferred from paragraph 2?
  • Teenagers who use social media more frequently are more likely to encounter a wider range of viewpoints than those who use it occasionally.

  • Social media platforms deliberately design their algorithms to prevent teenagers from accessing content that contradicts their existing beliefs.

  • The more time a teenager spends on social media, the more data the algorithm has to narrow the content they are exposed to.

  • Teenagers who use multiple platforms such as TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube are less likely to become trapped in a single echo chamber.

According to the passage, how do social media algorithms create echo chambers?

  • They track user behaviour and then show more content that matches existing interests.

  • They randomly select posts from accounts the user has never followed before.

  • They require users to answer questions about their political opinions before signing up.

  • They prevent users from accessing a wide range of international news sources.

Which of the following best paraphrases the underlined sentence in paragraph 3?

"When every post confirms what you already believe, there is no reason to question your ideas or consider other perspectives."

  • Posts that offer confirmation of different perspectives encourage teenagers to question what they read more often.

  • The more perspectives a post presents, the less confirmation a user needs before questioning whether the information is reliable.

  • Teenagers who question the posts they see online are more likely to receive confirmation that their perspectives are correct.

  • If every post a person sees confirms their current views, they lose the motivation to question themselves or explore other perspectives.

All of the following are mentioned as negative effects of echo chambers EXCEPT _____.
  • reduced ability to think critically

  • increased feelings of anxiety

  • growing distrust of people with different opinions

  • a significant drop in academic grades at school

In which paragraph does the author suggest ways to escape echo chambers?

  • Paragraph 1

  • Paragraph 2

  • Paragraph 3

  • Paragraph 4

It can be inferred from the passage that the author believes _____.

  • social media is too dangerous for teenagers and should be completely avoided at all ages
  • algorithms have no real influence on what teenagers see because users control their own feeds
  • echo chambers only affect adults who follow political accounts and do not impact younger users
  • teenagers can use social media responsibly if they learn to recognise and challenge algorithmic bias

Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence. Do not change the word given. You must use between two and five words, including the word given.

The meeting was cancelled because the manager was ill. (OF)

=> It the manager’s illness that the meeting was cancelled.

Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence. Do not change the word given. You must use between two and five words, including the word given.

After they were told the flight was cancelled, the passengers became angry. (BEEN)

=> was cancelled, the passengers became angry.

Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence, using the word given. Do not change the word given. You must use between two and five words, including the word given.

It isn't necessary to ask Jacob to the party, but I think he'd like to come. (NOT)

=> You Jacob to the party, but I think he'd like to come.

Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence, using the word given. Do not change the word given. You must use between two and five words, including the word given.

She'll return on Monday and she'll contact you right away. (AS)

=> She'll contact you back on Monday.

Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence, using the word given. Do not change the word given. You must use between two and five words, including the word given.

The manager was angry because David had not submitted the report on time. (DAVID'S)

=> The manager was angry about the report on time.