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TIẾNG ANH 11
PART A. Listen to two friends talking about their holiday and decide these sentences True or False
1.  Tràng An is famous for beautiful old building A.F B.T
2. You can travel through the mountains on a boat A.T B.F
3.  Tràng An become a world heritage site because the landscape is so beautiful. A.F B.T
4.  Jimmy also went to Hoi An on his holiday? A.T B.F
PART B : Listen to a passage and choose the best answer:
5.What can you do on day one to day three in Thailand?
A) Learn Thai boxing B) Visit a floating hotel C) Explore rice fields D) Snorkel and dive in blue water
6.What can tourists do in the elephant park?
A.learn to dance B.ride the elephant C.feed the elephants D.see the elephants play in water
7.Tourists won’t………………………….. on the island of Phukhet
A.go diving in the sea B.eat traditional dishes C.swim with friendly sharks D.go snorkelling to see the wildlife
8. What can you do on the final day?
A) Try delicious dishes at the food stalls B) Take a boat trip
C) See the beautiful sunset D) Visit the Temple of the Emerald Buddha
Choose the word that has a stress pattern different from the others.
9. A. hotspring B. limestone C. landscape D. preserve
10.A. kayaking B. prevention C. endangered D. impression
Choose the best answer
11.In 1805, King Gia Long requested the building of a new, smaller citadel called Ha Noi Citadel with a new _________ style.
A.architecture B. architecturally C. architect D. architectural
12.Vũng Tàu have faced the illegal wildlife trade of marine animals
A.illegal B.illegally C.illegality D.illegalize
13. Ha Long Bay is famous for its unique ……………… rock towers.
A. karst B. nature C. rare D. endangered species
14.The Tropical Finches eat ……………….from farmer’s fields and fruit from trees.
A. crops                  B. plants C. seeds D.leaves
15.Choose the word(s) CLOSEST in meaning to the underlined word(s)in this sentence
Most of the Imperial Citadel of Thang Long was demolished in the early 20th century.
A. rebuilt B. pulled down C. put up D. pulled up
Peter and Daisy are talking about their holiday
16. Peter: We should visit Hà Giang and Sapa on the next vacation.
Daisy: _______. I don’t think we have enough time for both of them.
A. But we have only three days B. Maybe, we even have three days
C. No problem, we have only three days D. Three days should be fine
17.___________ my wife gave to me on my last birthday party
A.It was this T - shirt that B.It was this T -shirt C.It is this T - shirt that D.It is this T - shirt
18. Nationalparks …………….. allow visitors to feed the wild animals in the park.
A. may B. shouldnt C. should D. can
19. A group in Melbourne ……….. sea stars from the water since 2008. But, they spread so quickly that it’s difficult to reduce their numbers.
A. is removing B. have removed C. has been removing D. removed
20______________ last night that my friend came to see me late
A.It was B.He was C. It is D. She was
Read the following passage and choose the correct answer to each of the questions.
Top of Form
Hi everyone. Sally here again! Sorry I didn’t post anything last week. Let me tell you why not! I have just spent a
week in Egypt, going to see the pyramids and the Sphinx for the first time in my life. It was such an (21)_______experience that I will never forget it. The pyramids, which are (22)_______the outskirts of the capital, Cairo, were even more impressive than I imagined. I was amazed by their size and the effort that went into building them so many years ago. I wanted to climb to the top of the Great Pyramid, built 5,000 years ago, (23)_______the Egyptian government passed a law a while ago which prevented people from doing that. You can still explore the rooms inside that pyramid, but I wasn’t allowed in during my visit because there were too many visitors inside already. I suppose the Sphinx was really the (24)_______ of my trip. It was such an amazing thing to stand in front of a statue which I knew so well from my research. Some people say it had a different face in the past, but the present one is beautiful. I couldn’t help (25)_______ a ton of photos to put on my site. I’ll do that this week. The Great Pyramid is one of the seven Wonders of the Ancient World on a list by a Greek person called Antipater in the second century BCE. It’s the only one which you can still visit, and if you ever get the chance, you really must go. It’s a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
21. A. incredibleness B. incredibility C. incredibly D. incredible
22. A. on B.in C.at D. for
23. A.because B.if C. but D. so
24. A.benefit B. highlight C.convenience D. advantage
25. A. taking B.having C.getting D. making
Read the following passage and choose the correct answer to each of the questions.
The Great Barrier Reef is one of the most iconic natural wonders on Earth. Located off the Queensland coast of Australia, it is home to a vast array of marine life, including coral reefs, fish, and other marine mammals. In 1975, the Australian government established the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park to preserve the reef from human activities. In 2004, the government expanded the parks fully protected areas from 4.6% to 33.3%, making it the worlds largest protected marine area at 344,400 square kilometers. Despite the creation of the marine park, the Great Barrier Reef is under threat. When corals get stressed, they expel the colorful marine algae living inside their tissues called zooxanthellae. Zooxanthellae provide the coral with food and energy from the sun, allowing them to grow and reproduce. Without zooxanthellae, corals appear transparent and reveal their white skeletons. This is called ‘coral bleaching’. Coral bleaching can be caused by several factors, including heat stress from raised water temperatures and increased UV radiation. A temperature increase of just one degree Celsius for only four weeks can trigger bleaching. If it persists for long periods (eight weeks or more) corals begin to die. In the last two decades, the Great Barrier Reef has experienced six mass coral bleaching events, with the most recent in 2022. Coral reefs can recover from coral bleaching, but they need time and the right conditions. Typically, it can take around ten years for coral reefs to fully recover. However, if corals continue to get bleached every year or two years, there will not be enough time for coral reefs to have any chance at meaningful recovery. Climate change, which causes temperatures to rise on our land and in our oceans, is considered the biggest threat to the Great Barrier Reef and coral reefs around the world. Thus, we need urgent action on climate change to drastically reduce global emissions, but that alone is not enough. In addition to reducing greenhouse gas emissions, we must make coral reefs more resilient and help them adapt to the warmer temperatures already caused by climate change.
26.What is the passage mainly about?
A.The Great Barrier Reef is an important ecosystem with remarkable biodiversity.
B.The Great Barrier Reef is the most famous natural wonder that needs to be protected.
C.Australian government has made significant efforts to stop coral bleaching in the Great Barrier Reef.
D.The Great Barrier Reef is in danger of coral bleaching.
27. The pronoun ‘it’ in line 2 refers to __________.
A.Australia B.Queensland coast C. the Earth D. the Great Barrier Reef
28. Great Barrier Reef __________.
A. is the world’s largest reef system. B.stretches along the Queensland coastline in Australia.
C.has been fully protected since 2004. D.as undergone six periods of coral bleaching since 2022.
29. The word “expel” in the second paragraph is closest in meaning to __________.
A.destroy B.get rid of C. replace D.produce
30. Coral bleaching __________.
A.is a phenomenon that occurs when zooxanthellae that lives in corals’ tissues become transparent.
B.happens when colorful marine algae prevent corals from getting food and energy.
C. is the whitening of corals that results from the loss of zooxanthellae.
D. is a process in which zooxanthellae gets stressed and unable to reproduce.
WRITING
Choose the correct part:
31. You only can hike on the glaciers in the winter.
A.winter B.the C.only can D.on
32. Human activity have been affecting the ecosystem for hundreds of years.
A.have been B.Human C.of years D.for
Combine these sentences using the cues
33.Ba Bể Lake is located at the heart of Ba Bể National Park.It is in the top of 100 biggest freshwater lakes in the world.(past participle)
à ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….
34. I’m learning Japanese. I started learning it on 18 January.(present perfect continuous )
à……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….
35.Build this sentence using the cues: I /think /it/ karsts / make /Ha Long Bay / unique.
à……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
36.Rewrite this sentence using the cue: It is a good idea for us to preserve heritage sites so that people can enjoy them in the future.(should)
à………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….
37. Write 150-180 words chain problem and solution essay about your environmental issue in Hội An
ĐÁP ÁN
PART A. Listen to two friends talking about their holiday and decide these sentences True or False
1.  Tràng An is famous for beautiful old building A.F B.T
2. You can travel through the mountains on a boat A.T B.F
3.  Tràng An become a world heritage site because the landscape is so beautiful. A.F B.T
4.  Jimmy also went to Hoi An on his holiday? A.T B.F
Bài nghe:
Jane: Hi, Jimmy. How was your holiday in the North of Vietnam?
Jimmy: It was fantastic! I just got back yesterday. I had a really great time, and I visited Tràng An.
Jane: Isn’t that where they take tourists on boats?
Jimmy: That’s right. They have a boat trip, but it’s the amazing landscape that Tràng An is famous for.
Jane: What’s it like, Jimmy?
Jimmy: Tràng An has many lakes and rivers surrounded by incredible limestone karst mountains and caves. There are rivers that go right through the mountains, and you can go through them on a boat.
Jane: Wow! That sounds great! So, did you take a boat trip in Tràng An, Jimmy?
Jimmy: Of course. It was the boat trip that was the best thing about the visit. It lasted about an hour, and we explored a lot of caves. The landscape is really beautiful. It’s so beautiful that UNESCO made Trang An a world heritage site, and tourists come from everywhere to see it.
Jane: And did you see any pagodas? I heard that there’s one by the river.
Jimmy: There is. Our guide showed it to us as we went past on the boat. It’s called the Bái Đính Pagoda. It’s a very beautiful old building and I took a picture of it.
Jane: So, do you recommend it?
Jimmy: Oh, definitely. You should go. I went to a few other places including Hanoi, but it was the visit to Tràng An that was the highlight of my whole holiday.
PART B :Listen to a passage and choose the best answer:
A woman is talking about what to do in Thailand. Listen and circle the best option A, B, C or D to each of the questions.
Thailand is a great place for young people who love adventure and want to make new friends.And if you are physically fit for some outdoor activities, book our tour now to see the wonderful things in their country.From day one to day three. After landing in Bangkok, you can learn some new skills like Thai boxing, cooking and dancing. Then you can also visit an elephant park, which is a kind of shelter for elephants. You can learn how sick, old and very young elephants are looked after and you can feed some elephants. Next you go to the rice fields to learn how rice grows in the rice fields. On your last night you can join a special dinner called kentoki and enjoy lots of traditional dishes. From day six to day seven. In the morning you fly to the famous land of Peket. After lunch you can go snorkeling and diving in the blue water to see the amazing wildlife around the island. In some areas of the island you can even try swimming with sharks, but theres nothing to worry about because theyre a friendly kind of shark. On the second day you go hiking in the countryside, take a boat trip and then see the beautiful sunset. You can travel by yourselves around this island and talk to the locals who are friendly and helpful enough to give you directions when you get lost. From day eight to day nine. You will travel to Bangkok and spend two nights in a floating hotel. Your dinner will be served at a floating restaurant. Youll also visit one of the most successful conservation centers for tigers in the world, where you can even touch some tigers. On the final day you can visit the Temple of the Emerald Buddha to see the wonderful statue in the morning and walk around the night markets to try delicious dishes at the food stalls in the evening.
5.What can you do on day one to day three in Thailand?
A) Learn Thai boxing B) Visit a floating hotel C) Explore rice fields D) Snorkel and dive in blue water
6.What can tourists do in the elephant park?
A.learn to dance B.ride the elephant C.feed the elephants D.see the elephants play in water
7.Tourists won’t………………………….. on the island of Phukhet
A.go diving in the sea B.eat traditional dishes C.swim with friendly sharks D.go snorkelling to see the wildlife
8. What can you do on the final day?
A) Try delicious dishes at the food stalls B) Take a boat trip
C) See the beautiful sunset D) Visit the Temple of the Emerald Buddha
Choose the word that has a stress pattern different from the others.
9. A. hotspring B. limestone C. landscape D. preserve
10.A. kayaking B. prevention C. endangered D. impression
Choose the best answer
11.In 1805, King Gia Long requested the building of a new, smaller citadel called Ha Noi Citadel with a new _________ style.
A.architecture B. architecturally C. architect D. architectural
12.Vũng Tàu have faced the illegal wildlife trade of marine animals
A.illegal B.illegally C.illegality D.illegalize
13. Ha Long Bay is famous for its unique ……………… rock towers.
A. karst B. nature C. rare D. endangered species
14.The Tropical Finches eat ……………….from farmer’s fields and fruit from trees.
A. crops                  B. plants C. seeds D.leaves
15.Choose the word(s) CLOSEST in meaning to the underlined word(s)in this sentence
Most of the Imperial Citadel of Thang Long was demolished in the early 20th century.
A. rebuilt B. pulled down C. put up D. pulled up
Peter and Daisy are talking about their holiday
16. Peter: We should visit Hà Giang and Sapa on the next vacation.
Daisy: _______. I don’t think we have enough time for both of them.
A. But we have only three days B. Maybe, we even have three days
C. No problem, we have only three days D. Three days should be fine
17.___________ my wife gave to me on my last birthday party
A.It was this T - shirt that B.It was this T -shirt C.It is this T - shirt that D.It is this T - shirt
18. Nationalparks …………….. allow visitors to feed the wild animals in the park.
A. may B. shouldnt C. should D. can
19. A group in Melbourne ……….. sea stars from the water since 2008. But, they spread so quickly that it’s difficult to reduce their numbers.
A. is removing B. have removed C. has been removing D. removed
20______________ last night that my friend came to see me late
A.It was B.He was C. It is D. She was
Read the following passage and choose the correct answer to each of the questions.
Top of Form
Hi everyone. Sally here again! Sorry I didn’t post anything last week. Let me tell you why not! I have just spent a
week in Egypt, going to see the pyramids and the Sphinx for the first time in my life. It was such an (21)_______experience that I will never forget it. The pyramids, which are (22)_______the outskirts of the capital, Cairo, were even more impressive than I imagined. I was amazed by their size and the effort that went into building them so many years ago. I wanted to climb to the top of the Great Pyramid, built 5,000 years ago, (23)_______the Egyptian government passed a law a while ago which prevented people from doing that. You can still explore the rooms inside that pyramid, but I wasn’t allowed in during my visit because there were too many visitors inside already. I suppose the Sphinx was really the (24)_______ of my trip. It was such an amazing thing to stand in front of a statue which I knew so well from my research. Some people say it had a different face in the past, but the present one is beautiful. I couldn’t help (25)_______ a ton of photos to put on my site. I’ll do that this week. The Great Pyramid is one of the seven Wonders of the Ancient World on a list by a Greek person called Antipater in the second century BCE. It’s the only one which you can still visit, and if you ever get the chance, you really must go. It’s a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
21. A. incredibleness B. incredibility C. incredibly D. incredible
22. A. on B.in C.at D. for
23. A.because B.if C. but D. so
24. A.benefit B. highlight C.convenience D. advantage
25. A. taking B.having C.getting D. making
Read the following passage and choose the correct answer to each of the questions.
The Great Barrier Reef is one of the most iconic natural wonders on Earth. Located off the Queensland coast of Australia, it is home to a vast array of marine life, including coral reefs, fish, and other marine mammals. In 1975, the Australian government established the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park to preserve the reef from human activities. In 2004, the government expanded the parks fully protected areas from 4.6% to 33.3%, making it the worlds largest protected marine area at 344,400 square kilometers. Despite the creation of the marine park, the Great Barrier Reef is under threat. When corals get stressed, they expel the colorful marine algae living inside their tissues called zooxanthellae. Zooxanthellae provide the coral with food and energy from the sun, allowing them to grow and reproduce. Without zooxanthellae, corals appear transparent and reveal their white skeletons. This is called ‘coral bleaching’. Coral bleaching can be caused by several factors, including heat stress from raised water temperatures and increased UV radiation. A temperature increase of just one degree Celsius for only four weeks can trigger bleaching. If it persists for long periods (eight weeks or more) corals begin to die. In the last two decades, the Great Barrier Reef has experienced six mass coral bleaching events, with the most recent in 2022. Coral reefs can recover from coral bleaching, but they need time and the right conditions. Typically, it can take around ten years for coral reefs to fully recover. However, if corals continue to get bleached every year or two years, there will not be enough time for coral reefs to have any chance at meaningful recovery. Climate change, which causes temperatures to rise on our land and in our oceans, is considered the biggest threat to the Great Barrier Reef and coral reefs around the world. Thus, we need urgent action on climate change to drastically reduce global emissions, but that alone is not enough. In addition to reducing greenhouse gas emissions, we must make coral reefs more resilient and help them adapt to the warmer temperatures already caused by climate change.
26.What is the passage mainly about?
A.The Great Barrier Reef is an important ecosystem with remarkable biodiversity.
B.The Great Barrier Reef is the most famous natural wonder that needs to be protected.
C.Australian government has made significant efforts to stop coral bleaching in the Great Barrier Reef.
D.The Great Barrier Reef is in danger of coral bleaching.
27. The pronoun ‘it’ in line 2 refers to __________.
A.Australia B.Queensland coast C. the Earth D. the Great Barrier Reef
28. Great Barrier Reef __________.
A. is the world’s largest reef system. B.stretches along the Queensland coastline in Australia.
C.has been fully protected since 2004. D.as undergone six periods of coral bleaching since 2022.
29. The word “expel” in the second paragraph is closest in meaning to __________.
A.destroy B.get rid of C. replace D.produce
30. Coral bleaching __________.
A.is a phenomenon that occurs when zooxanthellae that lives in corals’ tissues become transparent.
B.happens when colorful marine algae prevent corals from getting food and energy.
C. is the whitening of corals that results from the loss of zooxanthellae.
D. is a process in which zooxanthellae gets stressed and unable to reproduce.
WRITING
Choose the correct part:
31. You only can hike on the glaciers in the winter.
A.winter B.the C.only can D.on
32. Human activity have been affecting the ecosystem for hundreds of years.
A.have been B.Human C.of years D.for
Combine these sentences using the cues
33.Ba Bể Lake is located at the heart of Ba Bể National Park.It is in the top of 100 biggest freshwater lakes in the world.(past participle)
Located at the heart of Ba Bể National Park, Ba Bể Lake is in the top of 100 biggest freshwater lakes in the world
34. I’m learning Japanese. I started learning it on 18 January.(present perfect continuous )
I have been learning Japanese since 18 January
Build this sentence using the cues
35. I /think /it/ karsts / make /Ha Long Bay / unique.
I think it’s the karsts that make Ha Long Bay so unique.
36.Rewrite this sentence using the cue
It is a good idea for us to preserve heritage sites so that people can enjoy them in the future.(should)
We should preserve heritage sites so that people can enjoy them in the future
37. Write 150-180 words chain problem and solution essay about your environmental issue in Hội An
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