It is compulsory for all road users to follow the traffic rules.

C. All road users must follow the traffic rules.

A. All road users needn’t follow the traffic rules.

B. All road users shouldn’t follow the traffic rules.

D. All road users may follow the traffic rules.

I last heard from her five years ago.

C. I haven’t heard from her for five years.

A. I heard from her for five years.

B. I didn’t hear from her for five years.

D. I have heard from her for five years.

“Where are you going this weekend?” asked my sister.

C. My sister asked me where I was going that weekend.

A. My sister asked me where I am going that weekend.

B. My sister asked me where am I going that weekend.

D. My sister asked me where was I going that weekend.

Nam is not here. He can’t give you any advice.

D. If Nam were here, he could give you some advice.

A. If only Nam had been here, he could have given you some advice.

B. If Nam were here, he couldn’t give you any advice.

C. Provided that Nam is here, he can’t give you any advice.

Lan had just graduated from upper secondary school. She received a scholarship to study at a prestigious university.

B. Hardly had Lan graduated from upper secondary school when she received a scholarship to study at a prestigious university.

A. But for a scholarship to study at a prestigious university, Lan wouldn’t have graduated from upper secondary school.

C. Only after Lan had received a scholarship to study at a prestigious university did she graduate from upper secondary school.

D. Not until Lan had received a scholarship to study at a prestigious university did she graduate from upper secondary school.

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the questions. Sweden can be one of the first countries to stop using cash. In most cities, buses do not take any cash. Instead, you pay for your tickets by card or mobile phone before you get on. Some businesses only take cards and there are banks that do not deal with any notes or coins. In a cashless society, you do not need to worry about having enough change for the bus. You will feel much more secure as well. Statistics show that since the decrease in the cash economy, there is not as much crime in Sweden. However, not all Swedes like the idea. Elderly people complain much about the problems of paying by card. Small business are also unhappy because they have to pay a little money to the bank each time somebody pay them using a card. It is not just richer countries that are becoming cashless. Many countries in the developing world have found that mobile phones are perfect for transferring money. For example, in Kenya, only a few people have a bank account, but lots of Kenyan have mobile phone. Now people can pay for things in shops, pay their bills and their children’s school fees, and receive their salary with their phones. Kenya has led a revolution in mobile banking. (Adapted from Navigate ) CÂU HỎI 39: Which of the following can be the best title for the passage?

D. A New Currency Unit For Kenya?

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the questions. Sweden can be one of the first countries to stop using cash. In most cities, buses do not take any cash. Instead, you pay for your tickets by card or mobile phone before you get on. Some businesses only take cards and there are banks that do not deal with any notes or coins. In a cashless society, you do not need to worry about having enough change for the bus. You will feel much more secure as well. Statistics show that since the decrease in the cash economy, there is not as much crime in Sweden. However, not all Swedes like the idea. Elderly people complain much about the problems of paying by card. Small business are also unhappy because they have to pay a little money to the bank each time somebody pay them using a card. It is not just richer countries that are becoming cashless. Many countries in the developing world have found that mobile phones are perfect for transferring money. For example, in Kenya, only a few people have a bank account, but lots of Kenyan have mobile phone. Now people can pay for things in shops, pay their bills and their children’s school fees, and receive their salary with their phones. Kenya has led a revolution in mobile banking. (Adapted from Navigate ) CÂU HỎI 40: According to the passage, in a cashless society …………..

A. people will travel more by bus

B. elderly people will become more active

D. businesses will earn more money

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the questions. Sweden can be one of the first countries to stop using cash. In most cities, buses do not take any cash. Instead, you pay for your tickets by card or mobile phone before you get on. Some businesses only take cards and there are banks that do not deal with any notes or coins. In a cashless society, you do not need to worry about having enough change for the bus. You will feel much more secure as well. Statistics show that since the decrease in the cash economy, there is not as much crime in Sweden. However, not all Swedes like the idea. Elderly people complain much about the problems of paying by card. Small business are also unhappy because they have to pay a little money to the bank each time somebody pay them using a card. It is not just richer countries that are becoming cashless. Many countries in the developing world have found that mobile phones are perfect for transferring money. For example, in Kenya, only a few people have a bank account, but lots of Kenyan have mobile phone. Now people can pay for things in shops, pay their bills and their children’s school fees, and receive their salary with their phones. Kenya has led a revolution in mobile banking. (Adapted from Navigate ) CÂU HỎI 43: Which of the following is NOT true, according to the passage?

B. Few people in Kenya own a mobile phone.

A. People in Sweden can pay for bus tickets by mobile phone.

C. People in Kenya can pay school fees with their phones.

D. Sweden may be among the first countries to stop using cash.

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the questions . It is often held that technology in general does little to help family relationships as, in many cases, family members are more interested in their smartphones and the TV than they are in each other. Before smartphones the TV was blamed the most for breakdowns in communication between parents and children. It was argued that “the box” stop them from talking to each other, and clashes between family members over what programs to watch create barriers and cause resentment. However, TV programs can be booth informative and entertaining. They often provide topics for family members to discuss, bring them closer together rather than driving them further away. What is more, twenty-first century families do not need to watch the same program at the same time. The fact that people can watch what they want results in more time for families to be together rather than less. The smartphone has taken over from the TV as a major reason for the lack of communication between family members. Parents often do not see why their children spend so much time online and fail to see the importance of having an online identity while most teens feel their online image is part of who they are. They often criticize the amount of time their children spend online rather than attempting to understand why they do it. In fact, adults are often not very good examples themselves. Who has not witnessed a table at a restaurant where all the family members are silently focused on their mobile devices? Broadly speaking, smartphones do have some negative effects on family relationships. This technology is still relatively new, so many families have not yet learned how to deal with it. Parents and children should discuss how they use technology to help them all to make the most of technology instead of blaming it for their problems. (Adapted from High Note ) CÂU HỎI 44: Which of the following can be the title for the passage?

B. How Technology Affects Family Relationships

A. How to Deal with Generation Gap in the Family

C. Negative Impacts of Technology on Schoolchildren

D. TV and Smartphones as Means of Communication

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the questions . It is often held that technology in general does little to help family relationships as, in many cases, family members are more interested in their smartphones and the TV than they are in each other. Before smartphones the TV was blamed the most for breakdowns in communication between parents and children. It was argued that “the box” stop them from talking to each other, and clashes between family members over what programs to watch create barriers and cause resentment. However, TV programs can be booth informative and entertaining. They often provide topics for family members to discuss, bring them closer together rather than driving them further away. What is more, twenty-first century families do not need to watch the same program at the same time. The fact that people can watch what they want results in more time for families to be together rather than less. The smartphone has taken over from the TV as a major reason for the lack of communication between family members. Parents often do not see why their children spend so much time online and fail to see the importance of having an online identity while most teens feel their online image is part of who they are. They often criticize the amount of time their children spend online rather than attempting to understand why they do it. In fact, adults are often not very good examples themselves. Who has not witnessed a table at a restaurant where all the family members are silently focused on their mobile devices? Broadly speaking, smartphones do have some negative effects on family relationships. This technology is still relatively new, so many families have not yet learned how to deal with it. Parents and children should discuss how they use technology to help them all to make the most of technology instead of blaming it for their problems. (Adapted from High Note ) CÂU HỎI 46: According to paragraph 1, the TV …………...

D. was claimed to prevent parents from conversing with children

A. makes family members become more interested in each other

B. is often believed to be greatly helpful in fostering family bonds

C. encouraged more communication among family members

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the questions . It is often held that technology in general does little to help family relationships as, in many cases, family members are more interested in their smartphones and the TV than they are in each other. Before smartphones the TV was blamed the most for breakdowns in communication between parents and children. It was argued that “the box” stop them from talking to each other, and clashes between family members over what programs to watch create barriers and cause resentment. However, TV programs can be booth informative and entertaining. They often provide topics for family members to discuss, bring them closer together rather than driving them further away. What is more, twenty-first century families do not need to watch the same program at the same time. The fact that people can watch what they want results in more time for families to be together rather than less. The smartphone has taken over from the TV as a major reason for the lack of communication between family members. Parents often do not see why their children spend so much time online and fail to see the importance of having an online identity while most teens feel their online image is part of who they are. They often criticize the amount of time their children spend online rather than attempting to understand why they do it. In fact, adults are often not very good examples themselves. Who has not witnessed a table at a restaurant where all the family members are silently focused on their mobile devices? Broadly speaking, smartphones do have some negative effects on family relationships. This technology is still relatively new, so many families have not yet learned how to deal with it. Parents and children should discuss how they use technology to help them all to make the most of technology instead of blaming it for their problems. (Adapted from High Note ) CÂU HỎI 49: Which of the following is NOT true, according to the passage?

A. The lack of communication in the family is now mostly blamed on the TV.

B. The majority of teenagers regard their online image as important to their identity.

C. The TV can serve as a source of both information and entertainment.

D. Parents and children should work on how to utilize technology to their advantage.

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the questions . It is often held that technology in general does little to help family relationships as, in many cases, family members are more interested in their smartphones and the TV than they are in each other. Before smartphones the TV was blamed the most for breakdowns in communication between parents and children. It was argued that “the box” stop them from talking to each other, and clashes between family members over what programs to watch create barriers and cause resentment. However, TV programs can be booth informative and entertaining. They often provide topics for family members to discuss, bring them closer together rather than driving them further away. What is more, twenty-first century families do not need to watch the same program at the same time. The fact that people can watch what they want results in more time for families to be together rather than less. The smartphone has taken over from the TV as a major reason for the lack of communication between family members. Parents often do not see why their children spend so much time online and fail to see the importance of having an online identity while most teens feel their online image is part of who they are. They often criticize the amount of time their children spend online rather than attempting to understand why they do it. In fact, adults are often not very good examples themselves. Who has not witnessed a table at a restaurant where all the family members are silently focused on their mobile devices? Broadly speaking, smartphones do have some negative effects on family relationships. This technology is still relatively new, so many families have not yet learned how to deal with it. Parents and children should discuss how they use technology to help them all to make the most of technology instead of blaming it for their problems. (Adapted from High Note ) CÂU HỎI 50: Which of the following can be inferred from the passage?

D. A lot of families are still incapable of making god uses of smartphones.

A. Most families prefer talking to one another to using smartphones in restaurants.

B. Twenty-first century families are generally not in favor of watching television together.

C. Parents in the past did not criticize their children for watching too much television.

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C. that

D. think

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Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the word whose underlined part differs from the other three in pronunciation in each of the following questions.

A. miss

B. child

C. sign

D. mind

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Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the word that differs from the other three in the position of the primary stress in each of the following questions.

A. balloon

B. spirit

C. panda

D. island

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Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the word that differs from the other three in the position of the primary stress in each of the following questions.

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A. were held

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TIẾNG ANH 12- ĐỀ MH 2023

Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the word whose underlined part differs from the other three in pronunciation in each of the following questions.

Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the word whose underlined part differs from the other three in pronunciation in each of the following questions.

Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the word that differs from the other three in the position of the primary stress in each of the following questions.

Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the word that differs from the other three in the position of the primary stress in each of the following questions.

The 31st SEA Games,……………. in Vietnam in 2022, left a deep impression on the participants.

Life in the city is ……… than life in the countryside.

Laura will buy a new laptop ………...

Linh is keen …………. cycling to school.

Your house is opposite the cinema, ………..?

My hobby is reading …………. books. It’s relaxing.

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