Đề tham khảo thi vào 10 môn Anh Thành phố Hồ Chí Minh năm 2025 - Đề số 13

I. Choose the word / phrase / sentence (A, B, C or D) that best fits the space or best answers the question given in each sentence. (3.5 pts)

I. Choose the word / phrase / sentence (A, B, C or D) that best fits the space or best answers the question given in each sentence. (3.5 pts)

I. Choose the word / phrase / sentence (A, B, C or D) that best fits the space or best answers the question given in each sentence. (3.5 pts)

I. Choose the word / phrase / sentence (A, B, C or D) that best fits the space or best answers the question given in each sentence. (3.5 pts)

I. Choose the word / phrase / sentence (A, B, C or D) that best fits the space or best answers the question given in each sentence. (3.5 pts)

I. Choose the word / phrase / sentence (A, B, C or D) that best fits the space or best answers the question given in each sentence. (3.5 pts)

I. Choose the word / phrase / sentence (A, B, C or D) that best fits the space or best answers the question given in each sentence. (3.5 pts)

I. Choose the word / phrase / sentence (A, B, C or D) that best fits the space or best answers the question given in each sentence. (3.5 pts)

I. Choose the word / phrase / sentence (A, B, C or D) that best fits the space or best answers the question given in each sentence. (3.5 pts)

I. Choose the word / phrase / sentence (A, B, C or D) that best fits the space or best answers the question given in each sentence. (3.5 pts)

I. Choose the word / phrase / sentence (A, B, C or D) that best fits the space or best answers the question given in each sentence. (3.5 pts)

I. Choose the word / phrase / sentence (A, B, C or D) that best fits the space or best answers the question given in each sentence. (3.5 pts)

I. Choose the word / phrase / sentence (A, B, C or D) that best fits the space or best answers the question given in each sentence. (3.5 pts)

I. Choose the word / phrase / sentence (A, B, C or D) that best fits the space or best answers the question given in each sentence. (3.5 pts)

II. Look at the sign or the notice. Choose the best answer (A, B, C or D) for questions 15 and 16. (0.5 pt)

II. Look at the sign or the notice. Choose the best answer (A, B, C or D) for questions 15 and 16. (0.5 pt)

III. Choose the word (A, B, C or D) that best fits each space in the following passage. (1.5 pts)

Dear Joan Romero,

We have been friends for such a long time and have gone through many ups and downs together. I remember how kind and loving you have always been to me during my (17) ___________, offering me firm support. However, I may not have treated you as well as you treated me. Lately, I know I’ve said or done things that were rude and (18) ___________ you. I feel truly sorry about that. You didn’t deserve (19) ___________ that way. I am writing this letter to apologize (20) ___________ my rude actions and I promise that it won’t happen again. I will (21) ___________ my word. Please (22) ___________ forgiving me.

I miss you and hope to hear from you soon.
Your Friend,

Davis Patrick

III. Choose the word (A, B, C or D) that best fits each space in the following passage. (1.5 pts)

Dear Joan Romero,

We have been friends for such a long time and have gone through many ups and downs together. I remember how kind and loving you have always been to me during my (17) ___________, offering me firm support. However, I may not have treated you as well as you treated me. Lately, I know I’ve said or done things that were rude and (18) ___________ you. I feel truly sorry about that. You didn’t deserve (19) ___________ that way. I am writing this letter to apologize (20) ___________ my rude actions and I promise that it won’t happen again. I will (21) ___________ my word. Please (22) ___________ forgiving me.

I miss you and hope to hear from you soon.
Your Friend,

Davis Patrick

III. Choose the word (A, B, C or D) that best fits each space in the following passage. (1.5 pts)

Dear Joan Romero,

We have been friends for such a long time and have gone through many ups and downs together. I remember how kind and loving you have always been to me during my (17) ___________, offering me firm support. However, I may not have treated you as well as you treated me. Lately, I know I’ve said or done things that were rude and (18) ___________ you. I feel truly sorry about that. You didn’t deserve (19) ___________ that way. I am writing this letter to apologize (20) ___________ my rude actions and I promise that it won’t happen again. I will (21) ___________ my word. Please (22) ___________ forgiving me.

I miss you and hope to hear from you soon.
Your Friend,

Davis Patrick

III. Choose the word (A, B, C or D) that best fits each space in the following passage. (1.5 pts)

Dear Joan Romero,

We have been friends for such a long time and have gone through many ups and downs together. I remember how kind and loving you have always been to me during my (17) ___________, offering me firm support. However, I may not have treated you as well as you treated me. Lately, I know I’ve said or done things that were rude and (18) ___________ you. I feel truly sorry about that. You didn’t deserve (19) ___________ that way. I am writing this letter to apologize (20) ___________ my rude actions and I promise that it won’t happen again. I will (21) ___________ my word. Please (22) ___________ forgiving me.

I miss you and hope to hear from you soon.
Your Friend,

Davis Patrick

III. Choose the word (A, B, C or D) that best fits each space in the following passage. (1.5 pts)

Dear Joan Romero,

We have been friends for such a long time and have gone through many ups and downs together. I remember how kind and loving you have always been to me during my (17) ___________, offering me firm support. However, I may not have treated you as well as you treated me. Lately, I know I’ve said or done things that were rude and (18) ___________ you. I feel truly sorry about that. You didn’t deserve (19) ___________ that way. I am writing this letter to apologize (20) ___________ my rude actions and I promise that it won’t happen again. I will (21) ___________ my word. Please (22) ___________ forgiving me.

I miss you and hope to hear from you soon.
Your Friend,

Davis Patrick

III. Choose the word (A, B, C or D) that best fits each space in the following passage. (1.5 pts)

Dear Joan Romero,

We have been friends for such a long time and have gone through many ups and downs together. I remember how kind and loving you have always been to me during my (17) ___________, offering me firm support. However, I may not have treated you as well as you treated me. Lately, I know I’ve said or done things that were rude and (18) ___________ you. I feel truly sorry about that. You didn’t deserve (19) ___________ that way. I am writing this letter to apologize (20) ___________ my rude actions and I promise that it won’t happen again. I will (21) ___________ my word. Please (22) ___________ forgiving me.

I miss you and hope to hear from you soon.
Your Friend,

Davis Patrick

IV. Read the following news report. Decide whether the statements from 23 to 26 are True or False and choose the correct answer (A, B, C or D) to complete the statements in the questions 27 and 28. (1.5 pts)

Too Much Tech? A Look into Teen Lives

Teenagers use technology more than ever – but is it controlling their lives? As part of BBC School Report's News Day, three teenagers describe the impact technology and social media have on their sleep, relationships, and free time.

Heather, 15 – Priory School, Portsmouth

Heather spends one to three hours daily on Facebook, which is less than many of her friends. She uses her laptop for studying but often keeps social media open at the same time. While she prefers reading books over looking at screens at night, she admits it’s easy to lose track of time. She’s not interested in having the latest phone and believes carrying expensive gadgets can be unsafe. Interestingly, her dad is more into new tech than she is.

Sadia, 11 – Our Lady’s Convent High School, Hackney

Sadia owns several devices and sometimes chats with friends at night, but she says it doesn't affect her sleep. Her mum limits her screen time and often reminds her to read. Although technology has reduced how often she plays outdoors, it helps her stay connected with relatives living abroad. She prefers texting to meeting friends in person but agrees that face-to-face time is more enjoyable.

Olivia, 14 – Tarporley High School, Cheshire

Olivia sees phones as status symbols. She isn’t on Facebook but uses Twitter and is careful about what she posts. She sets her own screen-time limits and tries to be disciplined. Olivia notices that many teens stay online late at night, endlessly browsing. Although she enjoys technology, she values real-life interactions and doesn’t want to be labelled an “anti-social teenager.”

(Adapted from “Teenagers and Their Sleepless Lives”, BBC News)

IV. Read the following news report. Decide whether the statements from 23 to 26 are True or False and choose the correct answer (A, B, C or D) to complete the statements in the questions 27 and 28. (1.5 pts)

Too Much Tech? A Look into Teen Lives

Teenagers use technology more than ever – but is it controlling their lives? As part of BBC School Report's News Day, three teenagers describe the impact technology and social media have on their sleep, relationships, and free time.

Heather, 15 – Priory School, Portsmouth

Heather spends one to three hours daily on Facebook, which is less than many of her friends. She uses her laptop for studying but often keeps social media open at the same time. While she prefers reading books over looking at screens at night, she admits it’s easy to lose track of time. She’s not interested in having the latest phone and believes carrying expensive gadgets can be unsafe. Interestingly, her dad is more into new tech than she is.

Sadia, 11 – Our Lady’s Convent High School, Hackney

Sadia owns several devices and sometimes chats with friends at night, but she says it doesn't affect her sleep. Her mum limits her screen time and often reminds her to read. Although technology has reduced how often she plays outdoors, it helps her stay connected with relatives living abroad. She prefers texting to meeting friends in person but agrees that face-to-face time is more enjoyable.

Olivia, 14 – Tarporley High School, Cheshire

Olivia sees phones as status symbols. She isn’t on Facebook but uses Twitter and is careful about what she posts. She sets her own screen-time limits and tries to be disciplined. Olivia notices that many teens stay online late at night, endlessly browsing. Although she enjoys technology, she values real-life interactions and doesn’t want to be labelled an “anti-social teenager.”

(Adapted from “Teenagers and Their Sleepless Lives”, BBC News)