Đề đánh giá năng lực tháng 11 môn Tiếng Anh lớp 9

3/2/2024 10:50:00 AM

📝 Đề kiểm tra đánh giá năng lực môn Tiếng Anh lớp 9 tháng 11/2026 giúp học sinh củng cố và đánh giá lại các kiến thức đã học trong tháng (theo đúng tiến độ dạy và học tại các trường công lập).

🎯 Học sinh làm bài -> xem giải thích đáp án -> theo báo cáo phân tích để học bù những phần còn yếu.

💡 Lưu ý: Nếu học sinh đã học trước hoặc học theo lộ trình khác (trường tư, trường chuyên/lớp chọn...), ngoài tham khảo đề ĐGNL này, có thể Tạo phiên ôn luyện trên TAK12 để tự chọn các dạng bài/chủ điểm muốn đánh giá ở độ khó phù hợp.

You will listen to a high school student talking about a project to preserve traditional values in his hometown. Listen carefully and decide whether each statement is True (T) or False (F).

The speaker grew up in an ancient craft village known for pottery.

Many traditional kilns were closed down because of a shortage of raw clay.

The project Keeping the Flame Alive was started by the speaker's school.

Local artisans help the team hold pottery classes for students on weekends.

The team uses an online platform to introduce their handmade items to tourists.

Most of the tourists who visit the village to make clay pots are elderly people.

Hoa wishes she _____ part in the trip with her classmates today.

  • can take
  • took
  • has taken
  • will take

The students join an _____ to observe rare plants without damaging the local environment.

  • anniversary
  • invitation

  • ecotour
  • exhibition

Since the outdoor program was introduced last semester, over two hundred students _____ part in rock climbing.

  • take
  • took
  • have taken
  • are taking

Minh felt very _____ when he tripped over in front of the whole class.

  • embarrass
  • embarrassed
  • embarrassing
  • embarrassment

Long was looking for his camera at 4 p.m. yesterday while his brother _____ on the beach.

  • has sunbathed
  • was sunbathing
  • sunbathes
  • had sunbathed

Hanh: Watching the local artists perform the traditional drum dance was a truly _____ experience!

Minh: I agree. Every beat of the drum was unforgettable.

  • exhilarating
  • exhausting
  • terrifying
  • confusing

Grandson: Did everyone in the ancient capital live in simple huts, Grandpa?

Grandpa: Not at all. While ordinary people lived simply, royals resided in _____ palaces of gold and jade.

  • primitive
  • modest
  • temporary
  • magnificent

Nick: How long _____ you _____ this collection of traditional folk toys?

Mr. Binh: For nearly twenty years.

  • have / kept
  • did / keep
  • were / keeping
  • do / keep

Elena: I'm so sorry, Tom. I accidentally left your guidebook on the train.

Tom: _____. We can easily look up the map on my smartphone.

  • I'm sorry to hear that

  • Same to you
  • That's okay
  • My pleasure

Quan and Nam are discussing the historic village tour.

Quan: Thank you very much for showing me around your village's old pagoda.

Nam: _____

  • You're welcome.
  • I couldn't agree more.
  • Never mind, it was my fault.
  • You're absolutely right.

Complete the sentence by changing the form of the word in capitals.

Thanks to continuous maintenance, the 500-year-old pagoda remains remarkably . (PRESERVE)

Complete the sentence by changing the form of the word in capitals.

Older in the village still remember the custom of gathering around the communal fire. (GENERATE)

Complete the sentence by changing the form of the word in capitals.

The villagers wore for the annual temple festival. (TRADITION)

Complete the sentence by changing the form of the word in capitals.

Sleeping on the wet grass without a tent was a very experience for the young campers. (PLEASE)

Complete the sentence by changing the form of the word in capitals.

Participating in the outdoor survival course gave Minh more to overcome challenges. (CONFIDENT)

Complete the sentence by changing the form of the word in capitals.

Our study trip to the ancient pagoda was because we learned so much about our ancestors. (MEMORY)

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

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

Many years ago, village life was simple and close to nature. In the center of every village, the house was the most important place. People met there to talk, celebrate festivals, and make local rules. This building also had a special meaning because villagers came here to pray to their ancestors for good health and luck.

The wooden of the house was very large and strong. In the past, when foreign soldiers the area, this strong building became a safe shelter. It acted like a small fortress where villagers hid and worked together to fight the enemies. Because it protected the village, the house is now a part of their proud cultural .

Today, the local people still have a respect for the house because of the spiritual and historical value it holds. It stands as a clear symbol of the nation's brave past. Besides the house, the villagers also built a stone near the village gate to remember the heroes who fought and protected their peaceful countryside. Together, these historic places make sure that the proud history of the village will never be forgotten.

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

Nam cannot join the football match with his classmates.

  • Nam wishes he can join the football match with his classmates.
  • Nam wishes he will join the football match with his classmates.
  • Nam wishes he could join the football match with his classmates.
  • Nam wishes he joins the football match with his classmates.

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

The last time my grandparents visited their ancestral village was five years ago.

  • My grandparents haven't visited their ancestral village since five years.
  • My grandparents didn't visit their ancestral village for five years ago.
  • My grandparents have visited their ancestral village for five years.
  • My grandparents haven't visited their ancestral village for five years.

Choose the best sentence that can be made from the words given.

While / tourists / explore / ancient / citadel / heavy / rain / start.

  • While tourists explored the ancient citadel, a heavy rain was starting.
  • While tourists were exploring the ancient citadel, heavy rain started.
  • While tourists are exploring the ancient citadel, heavy rain had started.
  • While tourists were exploring ancient citadel, a heavy rain starts.

Choose the best sentence that can be made from the words given.

She / not / have / such / thrilling / experience / since / she / leave / secondary / school.

  • She hasn't had such a thrilling experience since she left secondary school.
  • She didn't have such a thrilling experience since she left secondary school.
  • She hasn't had such thrilling experience since she leaves secondary school.
  • She hasn't had such a thrilling experience since she has left secondary school.

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

For generations, traditional fishing villages have preserved a peaceful way of life. They show how humans can live in harmony with the ocean. Recently, however, rapid city growth and too many tourists have brought serious challenges to these coastal communities.

To protect their culture, some villages have chosen a different path through green tourism. Instead of selling their land to large hotel companies, fishermen welcome travelers into their family homes. Visitors can join early morning fishing trips and eat fresh seafood with the hosts. This allows villagers to earn a good income while keeping their traditions alive.

At the same time, local people know that their new life depends on a healthy ocean. Young villagers regularly clean trash from the beaches and protect the coral reefs. Working with marine experts, the community has also created special zones where big fishing boats are completely banned. Because of this, sea life is returning.

These positive changes show that saving a village is not just about keeping old houses standing. It is about helping local people protect their culture and the sea together. When done with care, green tourism creates a bright future for both.

The word "alive" in paragraph 2 is CLOSEST in meaning to _____.

  • modern
  • lost
  • famous
  • active

The word "They" in paragraph 1 refers to _____.

  • generations
  • humans
  • coastal communities
  • fishing villages

The word "banned" in paragraph 3 is OPPOSITE in meaning to _____.

  • built
  • allowed
  • improved
  • removed

According to the passage, which of the following is TRUE?

  • Old coastal villages show the connection between people and the sea.
  • Fishermen are destroying their family houses to build large hotels.
  • Large ships can catch fish in safe sea zones if they have a license.
  • Environmental scientists join in picking up trash on the sand.

How does green tourism help local people in the villages?

  • It allows them to build large, modern places to stay.
  • It helps them make a living while protecting their old customs.

  • They receive more money from the scientists who work there.
  • They can give up catching fish to work in full-time tourism.

What is the main idea of the passage?

  • The negative impacts of city growth and large tourist groups
  • The actions local teenagers take to remove trash from the ocean
  • The way eco-friendly travel saves both local traditions and the sea
  • Why people living by the sea must change their fishing habits