Worksheetskiểm tra 1 Mr.Đăng
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 12mins
Read the following advertisement and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct option that best fits each blank from 1 to 4. JOIN OUR URBAN YOUTH PROJECT! Are you passionate about improving city life? Our organisation is launching a programme to support young people who want to reshape urban spaces and promote sustainable living. Participants will learn how to design greener neighbourhoods, improve public transport, and introduce smart solutions that make cities more (1) _______.
affordable
liveable
reliable
profitable
You will work with experienced mentors, take part in community workshops, and collaborate with others to tackle real-life urban challenges. This programme is ideal for students who wish to contribute to society and gain practical (2) _______ in urban development.
experience
knowledge
information
training
To apply, complete the online form and send it (3) _______ our project coordinator. Successful applicants will receive a scholarship and join a vibrant learning (4) _______.
for
with
to
at
Urban farming has become increasingly popular, especially in cities facing limited space and rising food demand. It provides fresh produce and helps reduce the pressure on traditional farming. Many people join community farms to learn new skills and (5) _______ time with neighbours.
separate
lose
waste
share
However, urban farming still encounters challenges. Space in big cities is limited, and some areas suffer from poor soil quality. To solve this, many groups have switched to vertical farming and hydroponics, methods that help grow vegetables (6) _______ soil.
with
by
without
from
Despite the challenges, urban farming continues to expand because it offers a meaningful way for residents to take care of the environment. It also encourages healthier lifestyles and supports local communities by providing affordable and (7) _______ food.
imported
dangerous
artificial
organic
If cities continue to invest in modern farming technologies, urban farming could become a key (8) _______ to global food issues.
answer
question
effect
obstacle
As more companies shift to digital platforms, remote work has become increasingly common. This trend offers many advantages, such as flexible schedules and reduced commuting time. However, it also creates challenges for young people entering the workforce. Many new employees struggle to communicate effectively online, especially when they have not received proper training in digital communication. Companies must therefore invest in programmes that help their workers develop essential skills, (9) _______ teamwork and time management.
including
instead of
because of
apart from
In addition, remote work can make it difficult to separate personal life from professional responsibilities. Without clear boundaries, employees may feel stressed or overwhelmed. To address this, organisations should encourage staff to take regular breaks and maintain a healthy work–life (10) _______.
activity
balance
habit
routine
Despite the difficulties, remote work is expected to grow in the future. Young people who learn how to adapt quickly, use technology effectively, and stay organised will have (11) _______ opportunities.
fewer
narrower
greater
lower
With the right support, remote work can improve productivity and create a more inclusive, flexible workplace that benefits (12) _______ employees and employers.
every
neither
each
both
Urbanisation has transformed the world rapidly over the past decades. As cities expand, millions of people move from rural areas to search for jobs, education, and better public services. While this movement brings economic growth, it also creates heavy pressure on infrastructure. Roads become congested, housing prices rise, and environmental concerns increase as green spaces disappear. Despite these issues, well-planned urbanisation can greatly improve the quality of life. Modern cities that use smart technologies, such as real-time traffic systems and energy-efficient buildings, can reduce pollution and help residents save time. Governments that invest in sustainable public transport and affordable housing can ensure that cities remain accessible to people from all backgrounds. To achieve this, authorities must work closely with communities. Citizens understand local problems better than anyone else, and their opinions are essential for effective planning. When residents participate in decision-making, urban development becomes more inclusive and reflects the actual needs of the population. What is one negative effect of urbanisation mentioned in the first paragraph?
Increased job opportunities
Rising housing costs
Wider green spaces
Decreasing city population
What can smart technologies help reduce?
Traffic rules
Population
Pollution
Migration
The phrase “accessible to people from all backgrounds” suggests that cities should be...
affordable and inclusive
restricted to citizens only
limited to high-income workers
difficult to live in
According to the passage, why is community participation important?
Citizens avoid responsibility
People rarely understand city planning
Local opinions help shape effective solutions
Communities cannot improve infrastructure
What is the main idea of the passage?
Urbanisation always leads to environmental destruction
Smart cities require no public involvement
Urbanisation can be improved through technology and cooperation
Cities should limit population growth immediately
A growing number of young adults choose career paths unrelated to their university degrees. One reason for this shift is the rapid development of digital technology. New industries such as digital marketing, content creation, and e-commerce provide opportunities that did not exist a decade ago. These jobs allow young people to express creativity, work remotely, and enjoy flexible schedules. What is one advantage of new digital jobs?
They require no training
They provide flexible working conditions
They reduce creativity
They only hire degree-related candidates
According to the passage, what motivates graduates to change careers?
Pressure from universities
Dislike of technology
The wish to follow their values
Lack of any job opportunities
What has made career switching easier?
Higher unemployment
Online learning resources
Reduced competition
Lower job requirements
What is one challenge of working outside one’s major?
Lack of creativity
Too much free time
Competing with trained professionals
Fewer job fields
The word “portfolio” in paragraph 3 is closest in meaning to...
collection of work
social network
job contract
personal schedule
What is the main purpose of the passage?
To discourage students from changing careers
To explain why young people avoid digital jobs
To compare different university degrees
To discuss reasons and challenges of working outside one’s major
Successful applicants will receive a scholarship and join a vibrant learning
for
With
to
at
