ĐỀ CƯƠNG ÔN TẬP CUỐI KỲ II

Trường THPT Thanh Khê, TP Đà Nẵng, 2025 - 2026

A. NỘI DUNG ÔN TẬP TỪ UNIT 6 ĐẾN UNIT 9 

I/ Vocabulary: 

- Vocabulary related to AI, Mass media, Wildlife conservation, and Career paths. 

II/ Grammar: 

1. Active and passive causatives 

2. Adverbial clauses of manner and result 

3. Adverbial clauses of condition and comparison 

4. Three-word phrasal verbs 

III. Reading: 

1. Read and complete the passage. 

2. Read the text and choose the best option. 

3. Read for specific information about: AI, Mass media, Wildlife conservation and Career paths. 

IV. Speaking 

1. What are advantages and disadvantages of using AI apps in education? 

2. Name some endangered species. How do human activities threaten endangered species and what can we do to save them? 

V. Listening 

1. Listen to a 1-2 minute dialogue / monologue on related topics and answer True / false questions. 

2. Listen to a conversation / monologue for 1.5-2 minutes and complete the notes 

3. Listen for specific information about: AI, Mass media, Wildlife conservation and Career paths. 

VI/ Writing: 

1. Sentence completion 

2. Sentence transformation 

B. PRACTICE 

I/ MULTIPLE CHOICE 

Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the following questions. 

Question 1. Scientists are using highly __________ technology to explore outer space. 

A. traditional    B. advanced    C. developing    D. basic 

Question 2. We installed a __________ system in the building, which allows people to use their face to unlock doors. 

A. chatbot    B. virtual reality    C. robot      D. facial recognition 

Question 3: Web __________ such as blogs and social networks are very useful for learning languages. 

A. platforms    B. spaces    C. accounts    D. floors 

Question 4. The Internet can provide you with __________ access to news and information. 

A. reliable    B. instant    C. interactive    D. profitable 

Question 5. Despite the incident, the actor continued with the scene as if nothing __________. 

A. happens B. has happened C. had happened D. is happening 

Question 6. Sometimes it's really hard to __________ between human-created and Al-generated texts. 

A. distinguish    B. upgrade    C. automate    D. replace 

Question 7. The propagation of __________ on social media platforms is likely to provoke distrust. 

A. gadget    B. portfolio    C. chatbot    D. disinformation 

Question 8. Our attempts to bridge the __________ divide failed when the pandemic took hold. 

A. logical    B. virtual    C. digital    D. advanced 

Question 9. The central heating in our smart home responds promptly to our __________. 

A. drawback    B. disinformation    C. voice command    D. evolution

Question 10. Students nationwide have switched to __________ classrooms since the pandemic broke out. 

A. tedious    B. virtual    C. self-driving    D. autonomous 

Question 11. Experts believe that ________vehicles will ensure smoother traffic flow and enhanced safety. 

A. autonomous    B. hands-on    C. human-like     D. obsolete 

Question 12. In the digital age, we spend less time __________ with others face-to-face. 

A. analysing    B. distinguishing    C. programming     D. interacting 

Question 13. This human-like robot is __________ of solving puzzles and doing household chores. 

A. advanced    B. logical    C. digital     D. capable 

Question 14. We get our house __________ by a robot every day. 

A. clean    B. cleaned    C. cleaning     D. to clean 

Question 15. He had his robot vacuum cleaner __________ by the engineer. 

A. activate    B. to activate    C. activating     D. activated 

Question 16. Jane got her husband__________ the central heating. 

A. to programme    B. programming    C. programme     D. programmed 

Question 17. He had his financial records __________ by an audit software. 

A. review    B. reviewed    C. be reviewed     D. to review 

Question 18. They got the developer __________ a chatbot for their website. 

A. be created    B. created    C. creates     D. to create 

Question 19. Our company got an expert __________ the new software. 

A. install    B. to install    C. installing     D. installed 

Question 20. In the future, people will have a robot __________ all the deliveries for them. 

A. to do    B. doing    C. done     D. do 

Question 21. Broadcast TV, radio, and printed newspapers are typical examples of traditional mass ____. 

A. media     B. poster     C. symbol     D. press 

Question 22. We should only use information which comes from __________ sources. 

A. false    B. reliable    C. unreal     D. fake 

Question 23. A number of female readers have complained about gender __________ in news articles. 

A. media    B. poster    C. bias     D. press 

Question 24. The Internet makes information easily ____ to everyone using a computer or a smart device. 

A. profitable    B. economic    C. responsible     D. accessible 

Question 25. Residents are complaining about the huge __________, which is so bright that it keeps them awake at night. 

A. TV     B. poster    C. billboard     D. advert 

Question 26. Despite the publisher’s efforts, the book didn’t get as much __________ as expected. 

A. public     B. publication     C. publicity     D. publishing 

Question 27. Can you help me __________ these leaflets to as many people as possible? 

A. contribute    B. distribute    C. design     D. place 

Question 28. Millions of TV _________ are tuning in to the special New Year’s Eva programme tonight. 

A. viewers    B. readers    C. listeners    D. spectators 

Question 29. Volunteers at the animal shelter helped __________ some abandoned puppies. 

A. reproduce    B. restore    C. rescue     D. recover 

Question 30. The debate on the effectiveness of digital media versus print media continues __________ both forms can benefit the audiences. 

A. because    B. but    C. so     D. though 

Question 31. The conservation park is very big. Let’s get the tour guide __________ us around. 

A. showed    B. show    C. shows     D. to show 

Question 32. __________ the company runs a marketing campaign, they will find it hard to sell their products. 

A. Unless    B. If    C. As if     D. Otherwise 

Question 33. There is so much information available online __________ people sometimes get confused. 

A. as    B. since    C. that     D. when

Question 34. Fake news about our company has spread __________ quickly __________ we are facing a media crisis. 

A. so - that    B. such - that    C. either - or     D. not only – but also 

Question 35. The Internet is such a powerful tool __________ it allows people to share information and ideas from around the world. 

A. as    B. since    C. that     D. when 

Question 36. He’s acting __________ he were my father. 

A. as    B. like    C. as if    D. though 

Question 37. Planting native plants in your garden is a great way to protect and _________ local wildlife. 

A. degrade    B. deserve    C. serve     D. conserve 

Question 38. The wildlife conservation team plans to ______ the eagle back into the wild after treatment. 

A. release    B. emit    C. gather     D. collect 

Question 39. Human activities such as deforestation and hunting have __________ the natural habitats of many species, pushing them towards extinction. 

A. raised    B. improved    C. degraded     D. weakened 

Question 40. Tram Chim National Park is home __________ many rare and endangered species of birds. 

A. of    B. to    C. for     D. with 

Question 41. Forest clearance or __________ can destroy ecosystems that are important to both wildlife and humans. 

A. restoration B. pollution C. poaching D. deforestation Question 42. In order to __________ in cold climates, some frogs freeze themselves in winter. 

A. monitor    B. survive    C. die    D. protect 

Question 43. __________ species are likely to become endangered when their populations decrease. 

A. Vulnerable    B. Weak    C. Extinct     D. Suspicious 

Question 44. There are more tigers in __________ than in the wild. 

A. wildlife    B. activity    C. captivity    D. habitat 

Question 45. This restaurant is __________ expensive __________ the one we went to last week. 

A. as – than    B. more – than    C. less – as    D. so – that 

Question 46. __________ we hurry, we'll miss the beginning of the movie. 

A. If    B. Unless    C. As long as    D. As soon as 

Question 47. The elephant was much __________ we had expected. 

A. bigger than    B. as big as    C. as big    D. so big that 

Question 48. __________ the tiger recovered from its injuries, we released it into the wild 

A. So that    B. Unless    C. As soon as    D. If 

Question 49. __________ he missed his flight, he had to reschedule his trip. 

A. In case    B. Unless    C. If     D. Since 

Question 50. He treats his employees __________ they were his family. 

A. as if    B. if    C. unless    D. in case 

Question 51. People are allowed to swim in the bay, __________ they don't touch the coral reefs. 

A. although    B. whether    C. provided that    D. unless 

Question 52. I like to go running __________ it's sunny outside. 

A. if only    B. despite    C. whenever    D. even though 

Question 53. In the coming years, a number of jobs will be __________ by robots. 

A. replaced    B. played    C. made    D. created 

Question 54. If you want to become a teacher, you need to have a __________ for the job. 

A pass    B. passion    C. passionately    D. passionate 

Question 55. Young people need to __________ soft skills in order to be able to work well with others. 

A. buy    B. sell    C. develop    D. exchange 

Question 56. I have sent my CV and application letter, and now I am looking _____ to hearing from them 

A. across    B. down    C. at     D. forward

Question 57. This is not a well-paid job, but you can __________ some real work experience to start your career. 

A. gain    B. remain    C. reduce    D. understand 

Question 58. My younger sister wants to become an architect. She is really __________ about drawing. 

A. interested    B. passionate    C. fond    D. careful 

Question 59. Many jobs will become __________ as machines continue to replace humans. 

A. obsolete    B. modern    C. developed    D. fascinating 

Question 60. My father has a demanding job, so he often has to __________ with stressful situations. 

A. stand   B. play   C. share    D. deal 

Question 61. Watching this programme helps me keep up __________ the latest news in the world. 

A with   B. on    C. to    D. down 

Question 62. Don't look __________ on them. They are well-known experts in our field. 

A up   B. down   C. at    D. after 

Question 63. He came __________ with this idea when talking to his teacher about his future plans. 

A. at   B. across   C. up   D. from 

Question 64. When problems occur, don't walk away __________ them, but deal with them. 

A. on   B. at   C. to    D. from 

Question 65. I locked myself out of my house, so I had to climb in __________ the window. 

A. through   B. onto   C on    D. to 

Question 66. Learning to get on well __________people from different generations is important in the workplace 

A. at   B. with   C. to    D. from 

Question 67. You should never put __________ with a bad manager who never rewards your good performance. 

A. away   B. aside   C. up    D. down 

Question 68. I am quite good at completing small tasks, but I __________ other aspects of the job. 

A. catch up with   B. look forward to   C. cut down on   D. fall down on 

Question 69. She wants to persue a career in fashion design, so she __________ fashion trends. 

A. cuts down on   B. runs away from   C. keeps up with   D. brushes up on 

Question 70. I think we’ve discussed all the problems; let’s __________ solving them. 

A. get down to   B. cut down on   C. brush up on    D. get through to 

II/ CONVERSATION ARRANGEMENT 

Mark the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the best arrangement of utterances or sentences to make a meaningful exchange or text in each of the following questions. 

Question 1. 

a. Mark: Hi, Nam! Thanks. You look so tech-savvy, too. Have you been using AI for learning lately? 

b. Nam: Hi, Mark! It's been such a long time. You look so smart! 

c. Nam: Yes, I have. I use AI-driven platforms to practice English every day and get personalized lessons. 

A. c-a-b B. b-c-a C. c-b-a D. b-a-c 

Question 2. 

a. Alex: Why AI-powered platforms? 

b. Sue: I'm going to use AI-powered learning platforms. 

c. Alex: I think AI-powered platforms are too complicated. I don't think I'll try them. 

d. Sue: They provide personalized lessons and instant feedback, helping me learn more effectively and at my own pace. 

e. Alex: How are you going to improve your learning skills? 

A. e-b-a-d-c B. c-e-d-b-a C. d-b-a-e-c D. b-d-e-a-c 

Question 3.

a. Jamie: Yeah, I saw the flyer! It’s focused on sustainable living, right? 

b. Alex: Hey Jamie, have you heard about the community event this Saturday?

c. Alex: Exactly! They’re having workshops on recycling and reducing waste. 

A. c-a-b    B. a-b-c     C. a-c-b      D. b-a-c 

Question 4. 

a. Tom: I heard the Pine Valley trail is beautiful this time of year. Want to check it out? 

b. Mia: Hey Tom, do you have any plans for the weekend? 

c. Mia: Absolutely! What time do you want to leave? 

d. Tom: Not yet! I was thinking about going hiking. What do you think? 

e. Mia: That sounds fun! Do you have a specific trail in mind? 

A. b-d-e-a-c    B. c-e-a-d-b     C. e-d-b-a-c      D. b-c-e-a-d

Question 5. 

a. Alex: Why online classes? 

b. Sue: I'm going to try online classes. 

c. Alex: How are you going to improve your English? 

d. Alex: I think online classes are too expensive. I don't think I'll try them. 

e. Sue: They improve our communication skills, and they have flexible schedules. 

A. c – b – a – e – d    B. c – e – d – b – a    C. d – b – a – e – c    D. d – e – a – b – c 

Question 6. 

a. Jack: Yes, I read that they are critically endangered now. 

b. Mark: Have you heard about the declining population of pangolins? 

c. Mark: That’s terrible. I think stricter laws are needed to stop illegal hunting. 

d. Jack: Absolutely. And people should also be more aware of wildlife conservation. 

A. b-a-c-d     B. b-c-a-d     C. a-b-c-d       D. b-a-d-c 

Question 7. 

a. Minh: She was really nervous about it, but I think she did quite well. 

b. Anna: I hope she gets the score she needs for her university application. 

c. Anna: Hi, Minh! How did your sister do on her IELTS exam? 

A. c - b - a    B. c - a - b     C. a - c - b      D. b - c - a 

Question 8. 

a. Nam: Well I haven't finished it yet. I'm still confused about the Work experience section. Can you clarify what it should include? 

b. Hung: Well, it should include any work-related experience, in other words, any jobs you have done that are relevant to the position you want to apply for. 

c. Hung: Nam, have you written your CV for the job you saw on the school notice board? 

d. Nam: Oh. I understand now. Thank you. 

A. c-a-b-d       B. c -a-d-b      C. d-b-a-c      D. b-c -a-d 

III/ WRITING 

A. Rewrite the sentences without changing their meanings. 

Question 1. They will upgrade his computer to improve its performance. (HAVE) 

→ He ……………………………………………

Question 2. Her dad arranged for someone to repair our robot vacuum cleaner. (GOT) 

→ Her dad ……………………………………

Question 3. My parents don’t know where they can fix their cleaning robots. (FIXED) 

→ My parents don’t know where they can get ………………………………

Question 4. The Internet connection is very poor. I can’t read the news on my phone. (SO … THAT) 

→ ………………………………………………

Question 5. My mother is baking a cake for me. She always does so on my birthday. (LIKE) 

→ ………………………………………………

Question 6. Avoid trusting every news item you read online. Not everything there comes from reliable sources. (AS IF) 

→ ……………………………………………

Question 7. Printing leaflets is a cost-efficient way of spreading information. Many advertisers use them. (SUCH) 

→ ……………………………………………

Question 8. If the local government doesn't act immediately, pollution in the river will get worse. (UNLESS) 

→ Pollution …………………………………

Question 9. Supposing that you lose your phone, you should back up your data on it. (IN CASE) 

→ You …………………………………………

Question 10. Tigers are generally bigger and heavier than lions. (AS… AS) 

→ Lions ………………………………………… 

Question 11. My brother has a passion for designing buildings. (PASSIONATE) 

→ My brother …………………………………… 

Question 12. I always try to have a friendly relationship with my colleagues. (GET ON WITH) 

→ I always ………………………………………

Question 13. There is always a high demand for doctors. (IN HIGH DEMAND) 

→ Doctors ………………………………………

Question 14. You need to consider the job requirements before applying for it. (TAKE …INTO ACCOUNT) 

→ You need ……………………………………

Question 15. We need to change to make ourselves relevant to the new working environment. (ADAPT) 

→ We need ……………………………………… 

B. Use the words and phrases below, and add some words where necessary to make meaningful sentences. Change the verb forms if necessary. 

Question 16. Why/ you/ not/ get/ kitchen robot/ prepare/ meals/ every day? 

→ ……………………………………………………

Question 17: My brother/ have/ eyes/ test/ optician/ at/ moment. 

→ ……………………………………………………

Question 18. You/ should/ get/ engineer/ check/ smart/ lighting system. 

→ ……………………………………………………

Question 19. He/ get/ home robot/ clean/ house/ and/ do/ washing/ every day. 

→ ……………………………………………………

Question 20. Can / we / get / new / face recognition / system / install / this month? 

→ ……………………………………………………

Question 21. Newspapers/ leave/ behind/ because/ news/ spreading/ social media/ so quickly. 

→ ……………………………………………………

Question 22. The rise/ social media/ result/ changes/ in / people’s attitudes/ beliefs. 

→ ……………………………………………………

Question 23. The lion / know / the king / of the jungle / because / its beautiful appearance and powerful roar. 

→ ……………………………………………………

Question 24. Elephants / have/remarkable memory/and/can remember / their family members/ many years. 

→ ……………………………………………………

Question 25. The migration / wildebeest / Africa / be / one of /most / spectacular / natural events/ the world. 

→ ……………………………………………………

Question 26. It/be/ important /choose/ jobs / involve/ high/ level / human interaction/, /critical thinking/and /decision-making. 

→ ……………………………………………………

Question 27. I /not/ like/ his behavior/ because /he/ always/ look/ other people. 

→ ……………………………………………………

Question 28. It /be/ very difficult/ get / him/ because/ his/ mobile phone/ be/ always/ busy. 

→ ……………………………………………………

Question 29. This/ can/ help/ you/ come/ career path/ match/ your personality 

→ ……………………………………………………

Question 30. Polar bears/ rely/ sea ice/ for/ hunting/ and/ be/ greatly affected/ the melting/ the Artic ice cap. 

→ ……………………………………………………

—GOOD LUCK—

ĐỀ MINH HỌA CUỐI KỲ II

SECTION A. MULTIPLE - CHOICE QUESTIONS (7.0 điểm) 

I. LISTENING (2.0 points) 

Part 1: Listen to the first part of a conversation between Nam and an AI expert. Decide whether the following statements are true (T) or false (F). You will listen TWICE. (1.0 point) 

Question 1. They are talking about an educational robot. 

A. True     B. False 

Question 2. Ally is the most advanced robot using AI at the New Tech Centre. 

A. True     B. False 

Question 3. Ally can see, hear, speak, and even teach maths and science. 

A. True     B. False 

Question 4. This robot runs on batteries. 

A. True     B. False 

Part 2: Listen to the passage and choose the correct answer A, B, C, or D to each question below. You will hear the recording twice. (1.0 point) 

Question 5. Which of the following can be a group leader? 

A. The biggest and strongest adult male gorilla.      

B. A female gorilla. 

C. The biggest adult female gorilla. 

B. A female gorilla. 

Question 6. With whom do baby gorillas sleep at night? 

A. Their sisters. 

B. Their mothers. 

C. Their fathers. 

D. Their mothers and sisters. 

Question 7. Why do hunters kill mountain gorillas? 

A. For their skin. 

B. For their nests.

C. For the trees they live in. 

D. For food.

Question 8. What can be learned from the passage? 

A. Mountain gorillas are not as dangerous as they look. 

B. Mountain gorillas live in groups. 

C. Mountain gorillas eat mainly plants. 

D. All of A, B and C are correct. 

II. LANGUAGE (2.0 points) 

Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the following questions. 

Question 9. Lily often has her house _________ by a robot vacuum cleaner. 

A. cleaning    B. cleans    C. cleaned    D. to clean 

Question 10. Forest clearance or ________can destroy ecosystems that are important to both wildlife and humans. 

A. restoring    B. poaching    C. pollution    D. deforestation 

Question 11. As soon as a machine _________, it will soon be sent back to the factory where the maintenance phase occurs. 

A. look down     B. turns down     C. breaks down     D. settles down 

Question 12. A mechanic installed a smart lock on her front door yesterday. 

A. A mechanic had her install a smart lock on her front door yesterday. 

B. A mechanic had a smart lock installed on her front door yesterday. 

C. She and a mechanic installed a smart lock on her front door yesterday. 

D. She got a mechanic to install a smart lock on her front door yesterday. Question 

13. Concern about __________ news on social media is shared among Facebookers. 

A. good     B. live     C. local     D. fake 

Question 14. Millions of people attended the event ______ we had expected, making it a great success. 

A. if    B. as     C. as if      D. that 

Question 15. The baby gibbon grew very quickly. We didn’t expect that. 

A. The baby gibbon didn’t grow quickly as we expected. 

B. The baby gibbon grew as quickly as we expected. 

C. The baby gibbon expected that it would grow quickly. 

D. The baby gibbon grew more quickly than we expected. 

Question 16. Human activities can have a negative impact on the habitats of many _________. 

A. species      B. specialties     C. abilities      D. humanities 

III. READING (2.5 points) 

Read the following passage about Life in The Future and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the best answer to each of the following questions from 17 to 21. (1.25 points) 

LIFE IN THE FUTURE 

In the near future, technology is expected to bring about significant changes to how we lead our lives. One of the most notable shifts will be the way we keep up with the rapid pace of technological advancements. With smart homes and autonomous vehicles, our daily routines will increasingly depend on sophisticated systems designed to make our lives easier. For example, smart assistants will look out for our needs, such as ordering groceries, adjusting room temperatures, or even scheduling doctor’s appointments. 

Another major development will be in communication. Today, we already use video calls to stay in touch with friends and family across the globe, but the future promises even more immersive experiences. Virtual reality could allow us to hang out with people in virtual spaces, regardless of where they physically are. As a result, geographical barriers will become less relevant, creating a more connected and global society. 

Healthcare is also likely to transform. Advances in artificial intelligence will enable doctors to look after patients more efficiently, diagnosing diseases earlier and prescribing personalized treatments. These changes may extend our lifespan and improve our quality of life. Additionally, breakthroughs in renewable energy will play a key role in sustaining our future. With green energy sources, such as solar and wind power, we can cut down on harmful emissions and move toward a more sustainable planet. 

While these advancements sound exciting, they also bring challenges. As technology becomes more integrated into our lives, we must be careful to ensure privacy and security. We need to watch out for potential risks, like data breaches and the misuse of personal information. With thoughtful planning, however, the future holds great promise for improving the way we live, work, and interact with the world. 

Question 17. Which of the following is NOT mentioned as one of our needs that smart assistants will look out for in the future? 

A. ordering groceries 

B. adjusting room temperatures 

C. preparing meals for kids in the nursery 

D. scheduling doctor’s appointments

Question 18. The word " notable " in paragraph 1 is OPPOSITE in meaning to: 

A. slow    B. easy     C. inaccurate     D. insignificant

Question 19. The word "they" in paragraph 2 refers to: 

A. experiences    B. people    C. calls     D. geographical barriers 

Question 20. The word "breakthroughs" in paragraph 3 could be best replaced by: 

A. failures    B. discoveries    C. experiments     D. complications 

Question 21. According to the passage, which of the following statements is TRUE? 

A. Geographical barriers will become more significant in the future. 

B. Advances in healthcare may help people live longer. 

C. Smart assistants will replace doctors in the future. 

D. Privacy and security will be less important as technology advances. 

Read the following leaflet and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 22 to 26. (1.25 points) 

Social Media: A Double-Edged Sword 

Social media has become an (22) _____ part of modern life. While it connects people worldwide, it also poses challenges we must address. 

Benefits: 

Social media enables us to share knowledge, connect with friends, and promote businesses. Many people use it to explore (23) _____ exciting opportunities, from freelancing to e-learning. 

Challenges: 

However, overuse of social media can lead to addiction. People often find it hard to (24) _____ from their screens, affecting their productivity and health. Furthermore, misinformation spreads quickly on platforms, posing risks to individuals and society. 

Recommendations: 

To make the most of social media, users should focus on reliable content and limit their time online. Effective content moderation policies are needed to create safer digital spaces. (25) _____ spending hours scrolling aimlessly, set time limits to achieve a balanced routine. 

By following these steps, we can enjoy numerous benefits while avoiding its pitfalls. Remember, responsible use is key in the (26) _____ of this digital era. 

Question 22. A. replaceable     B. indispensable         C. expendable    D. affordable

Question 23. A. other      B. the other      C. another    D. Others

Question 24. A. break away     B. log off     C. take on    D. keep up

Question 25. A. In view of        B. In charge of    C. Instead of   D. In case of

Question 26. A. operation      B. growth      C. regulation     D. development 

IV. SPEAKING 

Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the best arrangement of utterances or sentences to make a meaningful exchange or text in each of the following questions from 27 to 28. (0.5 point) 

Question 27. 

a. Tom: I heard the Pine Valley trail is beautiful this time of year. Want to check it out? 

b. Mia: Hey Tom, do you have any plans for the weekend? 

c. Mia: Absolutely! What time do you want to leave? 

d. Tom: Not yet! I was thinking about going hiking. What do you think? 

e. Mia: That sounds fun! Do you have a specific trail in mind? 

A. b-d-e-a-c      B. c-e-a-d-b         C. e-d-b-a-c      D. b-c-e-a-d 

Question 28.   

a. Ann: Absolutely! I’ve been looking forward to it all month. Do you know what activities they have there? 

b. John: Yes, they have huge water slides, a lazy river, and even a wave pool! I can’t wait to try them all. 

c. John: Hey! Are you excited about the water park trip this weekend? 

d. Ann: That sounds so fun! I’m definitely going to start with the biggest slide. What about you? 

e. John: I think I’ll try the lazy river first; it sounds relaxing. Then we can go on the slides together! 

A. e-d-c-a-b     B. e-d-c-a-b     C. d-e-c-a-b     D. c-a-b-d-e  

WRITING (1.5 points)

I. Rewrite the following sentences without changing the original meaning, using the words given or do as directed. (0.5 point) 

Question 29. The murals are very colourful. I couldn’t stop taking photos. (Use “so / that”) 

The murals are ………………………………………… 

Question 30. The consequence of hunting endangered animals is severe, but many people may not think it is. (Use “more ……..… than”) 

→ ………………………………………………………

II. Write complete and meaningful sentences using the cues given. Keep the words in the correct order. Add some words or change the verb forms if necessary. (1.0 point) 

Question 31. Can/ we/ get/ new/ face recognition/ system/ install/ this month? 

→ ………………………………………………………

Question 32. Climate change/ could cause/ many species/ animals/ become/ endangered/ and/ face/ the risk/ extinction. 

→ ………………………………………………………

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