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Healthy living
Maintaining a healthy lifestyle is essential for everyone. A balanced diet rich in nutrients is
crucial for the body. For example, fruits and vegetables are full of __________ (1), which help
the body function properly. Regular __________ (2) is also important because it strengthens
your muscles and bones. Many people are __________ (3) to unhealthy foods that are high in
calories and fats, which can lead to obesity and other health issues. To stay healthy, it’s
important to avoid harmful substances and choose __________ (4) foods instead. Additionally,
getting enough rest and sleep helps the body to __________ (5) and stay energetic throughout
the day.
1. A. calories B. chemicals C. nutrients D. risks.
2. A. diet B. exercise C. medicine D. sleep.
3. A. allergic B. addicted C. weak D. fit.
4. A. chemical B. energetic C. harmful D. nutritious.
5. A. recover B. stress C. diagnose D. avoid

Ex :

There are many ways to learn English, and each has its own benefits and
effectiveness. One popular method is learning English online. There are a
lot of websites, apps and online courses that are suitable for different
language levels. You can learn to read, write and speak English through
video lessons, practice exercises and even real-time conversations with
native speakers. However, it is important to remember that the internet
alone might not be enough to help you learn well and improve your English
language skills. It is essential to support your online learning with other
activities and resources.

Another good way is reading English books, newspapers or magazines. This

activity can help you learn new words, improve your grammar and grasp
sentence structure. You can start with materials that are right for your
English level, then continue with more difficult texts. You can also improve
your English by listening to podcast music and watching movies. This will
allow you to hear different accents and improve your listening skills.
Finally, think about taking an English language course if you can. In a
classroom with an experienced instructor, you can get help, feedback and a
chance to practice with other students.

Question 31. What is the best title for the text?

A. Online English. B. Ways to Learn English. C. Reading Textbooks.

D. English Speakers' Talks

Question 32. Which word has the CLOSEST meaning to the word method
in paragraph 1?

A. way. B. tool. C. device.

D. utensil

Question 33. What does the word materials in paragraph 2 refer to?

A. cloths. B. tool. C. articles. D. resources

Question 34. Which word has the CLOSEST meaning to the word accents
in paragraph 2?

A. methods. B. subtitles. C. lyrics. D. pronunciations

Question 35. According to the text, which is NOT mentioned as a

suggestion for learning English?

A. reading English texts. B. traveling to another country.

C. talking with native speakers. D. practicing through video lessons

 Ex :

The city where we live is facing two major problems - crime and littering.
Crime, such as motor theft or pickpocketing, violates the law and can make
people feel unsafe in their environment. First, the city needs more police
officers to prevent crime or catch criminals. They will patrol various areas
and ensure there are no dangers or serious issues. They will also take quick
action to any emergencies. Second, it's necessary to make laws and
punishments for the people who do not obey the law.

Another problem is littering, where trash is discarded on the ground

instead of in bins. This behavior makes the city look filthy and causes harm
to the environment. To solve this problem, we need to raise people's
awareness. This means we will educate people about the importance of
maintaining cleanliness and the negative impact of littering. There should
be more trash bins in public areas, which encourages proper disposal of
waste. Regular clean-up campaigns that involve community participation
will also contribute to solving the problem.

By implementing these solutions, our city will become cleaner and safer,
improving the quality of life for its residents.
Question 1. What does the text mainly discuss?

A. The importance of keeping the city clean . B. The need for more police
officers on the streets

C. The solutions to the problems of crime and littering . D. The need

for more trash bins and clean-up campaigns

Question 2. What does the word “They” in paragraph 1 refer to?

A. criminals. B. police officers. C. crime and littering. D. laws and

punishments
Question 3. Which term is defined in paragraph 1?

A. crime . B. criminal C. motor vehicle theft. D. pickpocketing

Question 4. Which word has the CLOSEST meaning to the word “filthy” in
paragraph 2?

A. clean. B. good. C. fresh. D. dirty

Question 5. Which term is defined in paragraph 2?

Question 35. Which term is defined in paragraph 2?

A. littering. B. awareness. C. importance. D. campaigns

Ex 1:

The Galapagos Islands are recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site with
over 100 islands. They are a popular travel destination located in the Pacific
Ocean, about 1,000 kilometers off the coast of Ecuador. This unique location
is famous for its biodiversity and is often called a paradise for nature lovers.
The islands possess a wide variety of plants and animals, many of which are
not found anywhere else in the world.

Visitors are crazy about the Galapagos Islands because of their majestic
landscapes and rich ecosystems. Key features of the islands include volcanic
peaks, original and pure beaches, as well as clear blue waters. While there
are only about 30,000 people living on one of the islands, approximately
170,000 tourists visit every year. Many activities occur for visitors to enjoy
here, such as snorkeling, hiking, and bird watching.

The annual number of tourists supports the local economy significantly, but it
is urgent to protect the natural beauty. The government of the Galapagos
Islands is trying to develop sustainable tourism practices. Travelers have to
obtain a TCT (Transit Control Card) to have special permission, as access is
carefully controlled to preserve the delicate ecosystems.

Question 1 How many islands are there in the Galapagos Islands?

 A. More than 100 islands. B. About 1,000 islands. C. Over 300
islands. D. Approximately 100 islands

Question 2 The word "paradise" is CLOSEST in meaning to _____.

A. region. B. border. C. heaven. D.

range

Question 3 Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a main

feature of the Galapagos Islands?
A. Blue waters. B. Pure beaches. C. Large coral reefs. D.
Volcanic peaks

Question 4 How many people visit the Galapagos Islands every year?
A. About 30,000 people. B. About 100,000 people. C. About 170,000
people. D. About 300,000 people

Question 5 What is one of the requirements to travel to the

Galapagos Islands?
A. A detailed itinerary. B. A transit control card. C. A health certificate.
D. A tour guide license

Ex 3:

Flora and fauna are vital parts of our planet. Both are essential for a healthy
environment.
Plants provide food and oxygen for animals and humans. Trees produce
oxygen through a process called photosynthesis. Moreover, they help
maintain ecological balance by cleaning the air and water. They also create
beautiful landforms like grasslands and forests, which cover about 30% of
Earth’s surface.Animals also have important roles. They help control pests by
eating insects and other small animals. For example, bats can eat up to
1,000 insects in an hour. Animals are part of the food chain, which keeps the
environment balanced.Different places have different types of flora and
fauna. Rainforests have many kinds of trees, colorful flowers, and unique
animals like jaguars and toucans. In deserts, plants like cacti can survive
with little water. Animals such as camels and lizards are also adapted to the
dry environment.Climate change and pollution are threats to both flora and
fauna. Pesticides and fertilizers can harm plants and animals. To protect
them, we should reduce pollution, avoid using harmful chemicals, and
preserve their habitats. Observing and appreciating the beauty of nature can
remind us why it is important to take care of our environment.
Question 1 The word "essential" in the first paragraph is CLOSEST in
meaning to _____.
A. crucial. B. optional. C. supportive. D. limited
Question 2 The process where trees produce oxygen is called _____.
A. respiration. B. photosynthesis. C. evaporation. D. pollination
Question 3 Bats have an ability to eat a maximum of _____ insects
per hour.
A. a hundred. B. five hundreds. C. a thousand. D. three thousands
Question 4 What types of flora and fauna can be found in deserts?
A. Cacti, camels, and lizards. B. Cacti, jaguars and toucans
C. Oak trees and camels. D. Toucans, cacti and frogs
Question 5 Which of the following is NOT mentioned in the passage
as a way to protect plants and animals?
A. Reducing pollution levels. B. Conserving natural habitats
C. Avoiding using chemicals. D. Plant native species

Ex 4 :

Cultural heritage reflects the identity and traditions of a community. It

includes historic buildings, traditional customs, languages, and even food
that have been passed down through generations. Although modernization
has improved economies and technology, it has also put many cultural
traditions at risk.

One of the outstanding reasons for preserving cultural heritage is that it

helps maintain a sense of identity. Traditions, languages, and historical sites
help people feel connected to their past and build stronger communities.
Besides, cultural heritage can also bring economic advantages. Many cities
attract tourists by promoting their historic sites, festivals, and traditional
crafts, which creates jobs and generates income.

However, protecting cultural heritage is not always easy. Restoring historic

buildings often costs a lot of money, and some communities struggle to
balance modernisation with preservation. Also, as younger people follow
global trends, certain customs may gradually disappear.
Despite these challenges, efforts to protect cultural heritage continue
worldwide. Governments and organisations are working together to restore
historic sites and encourage cultural activities. While societies will keep
changing, maintaining cultural heritage is vital for keeping traditions alive for
the future.

Question 1 What is the main idea of the passage?

A. The role of culture in economic development. B. The reasons for and
challenges of preserving cultural heritage
C. The impact of modernisation on global traditions. D. The role of
governments in preserving cultural heritage
Question 2 Which of the following is NOT mentioned in the passage
as an example of cultural heritage?

A. Historic buildings. B. Traditional customs. C. Languages. D.

Traditional clothing

Question 3 The word "outstanding" in paragraph 2 CLOSEST in

meaning to _____.
A. unimportant. B. significant C. incredible. D.
strange

Question 4 :Why do some traditional practices gradually disappear?

A. They are too expensive to maintain. B. They are banned in many
countries.
C. They do not attract younger generations. D. They are considered
unsafe by most people.

Question 5 The word "restore" in paragraph 4 OPPOSITE in meaning

to _____.
A. protect. B. approach. C. locate. D.
damage

Question 6 What does the author suggest about preserving cultural

heritage in the future?

A. It is unnecessary as societies naturally evolve and change over time.

B. It will be easier as younger generations become more interested in the
past.
C. It is essential and will require ongoing effort despite challenges.
D. It will primarily be the responsibility of local communities.

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