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UNIT 1. GENERATION GAPS AND INDEPENDENT LIFE
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UNIT 2. VIETNAM AND ASEAN
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UNIT 3. GLOBAL WARMING AND ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS
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UNIT 4. PRESERVING WORLD HERITAGE
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UNIT 5. CITIES AND EDUCATION IN THE FUTURE
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UNIT 6. SOCIAL ISSUES
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UNIT 7. HEALTHY LIFESTYLES
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UNIT 8. HEALTH AND LIFE EXPECTANCY
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Câu 15 :

6. Read the text and decide if each of the statements (1-5) is T (true) or F (false).

(Đọc văn bản và quyết định xem mỗi câu (1-5) là T (đúng) hay F (sai).)

Come Visit the BATU Caves of Malaysia!

Get ready to enjoy this magical place right in the heart of Malaysia. These incredible limestone caves are inside a massive hill and are the home of many Hindu temples that honour the Hindu god Lord Murugan. The Malay word batu means 'rock' and this is one huge rock! Be prepared to climb up 272 colourful steps to the top cave temple. It is like walking on a giant rainbow!

The History of the Caves

The series of caves are about 400 million years old. Local tribes once used them as shelters. In 1890, a leader of the Indian community created a temple to Lord Murugan within the caves. Today, there are many temples with statues of Hindu gods.

Meet the Monkeys!

On the way up, you may meet some new animal friends. The Batu Cave monkeys are everywhere and cheeky, and perhaps grab a snack from a friendly tourist.

The Temples

With 140 feet, the statue of the Hindu god Lord Murugan guards the entrance of the caves. Wrapped in gold with his mighty spear, the statue is quite a site! Inside the caves, there are various temples that honour Hindu gods. There is even a museum and art gallery cave full of Hindu paintings and statues. Visitors can explore the peaceful and beautifully lit caves of this magical underground world for hours.

Visitor Tips

If you plan to spend a few hours at this tourist site, don't forget plenty of suncream and comfortable walking shoes. Food and water are available outside the cave entrance.

1. The caves are on top of a very high hill.   

2. In the past, the caves were homes for people.

3. The Batu Cave monkeys want food from visitors.

4. All the temples are for the god Lord Murugan.     

5. Visitors to the caves don't have to bring their own water.   

Câu 19 :

2. Look at the pictures again and read the title. What do you think the text is about? Listen/ Watch and read to find out.

(Nhìn vào những bức tranh một lần nữa và đọc tiêu đề. Bạn nghĩ văn bản nói về điều gì? Nghe/Xem và đọc để tìm hiểu.)


PRESERVING CULTURAL HERITAGE: THE ĐÔNG HỒ PAINTINGS OF VIETNAM

In the 16th century, artists in a small village called Đông Hồ in northern Vietnam started creating a special style of painting. The paintings showed the beautiful countryside, traditional customs, local stories and festivals. The highly-skilled artists used woodblocks with different bright colours to create paintings on a special type of paper-giấy điệp, which is made from the bark of tree, powder of seashells and rice. They also used materials from nature such as trees, flowers and leaves to create the colours of the paint. Over time, the Vietnamese people bought the Đông Hồ paintings to celebrate the Lunar New Year. For good luck in the new year, they bought new Đông Hồ paintings to replace the old ones that decorated their house from the previous year. These paintings have become an important part of Vietnamese folk culture.

In the modern age, the demand for such paintings fell and there were fewer artists making paintings in the village. As a result, very few families today are creating the paintings. In order to help preserve the heritage of the Đông Hồ paintings and support the artists, there are now cultural heritage tours of the village. Tours of the area create interest in the art form from both local and international visitors. One of the artists created the Đông Hồ Paintings Preservation Centre, which displays over 200 paintings, and teaches visitors about the history of the paintings and how the artists make them. The centre and the artists are also working to teach this traditional form of art to younger generations.

Câu 22 :

1. Where is the Great Barrier Reef? What problems does it face? Listen/Watch and read to find out.

(Rạn san hô Great Barrier ở đâu? Nó phải đối mặt với những vấn đề gì? Nghe/Xem và đọc để tìm hiểu.)


PROTECTING THE GREAT BARRIER REEF

There is a good reason why it is called 'Great'. The Great Barrier Reef, along the northeast coast of Australia, is the world's largest coral reef system. It is so large that we can even see it from space! With over 348 square kilometres in size, the Great Barrier Reef is one of the most different ecosystems on Earth. It is home to 1,500 species of fish and 4,000 shellfish as well as 30 species of marine animals such as whales, dolphins and sea turtles. The reef contains 400 types of coral and more than 2,500 separate coral reefs.

The Great Barrier Reef is a natural wonder and has been a World Heritage area since 1981 because of its global scientific and environmental importance. Besides its incredible ecosystem, the Great Barrier Reef is an important part of the Earth's natural history and an area of amazing natural beauty. Sadly, though, since 1985, the Great Barrier Reef has lost more than 50% of its coral, mostly because of global warming. As the Earth becomes warmer, ocean water temperatures increase and cause coral bleaching. This is when coral turns white and dies. The world must reduce CO₂ emissions in order to stop the coral from dying. Pollution, tourism and overfishing are also threatening the coral reef.

The good news is that 99% of the reef is now a marine park that protects the coral by controlling tourism, fishing and leisure activities in the park. The park organisation works hard to improve the quality of water, cool the area of the reef and reduce natural threats to the coral.

Câu 33 :

Reading

6. Read the text and the sentences (A-E). Then choose the one that best fits each gap (1-4). There is one extra sentence.

(Đọc văn bản và các câu (A-E). Sau đó chọn một cái phù hợp nhất với từng khoảng trống (1-4). Có một câu dư.)

SAVING SWEDEN’S LAPLAND

Known as the wilderness of Europe, Sweden's Lapland is an incredible ecosystem of forests, mountains and glaciers. Lapland is the home of unique wildlife such as reindeer, bears and wolves. This ecosystem has many large rivers that flow down from the mountain tops to the valleys below. 1) _______ Besides the diverse wildlife, Swedish Lapland is also the home of the Sami people.

Over the years, activities such as hunting, deforestation and mining have had a negative impact on the environment and the animal species living in Lapland. Fish populations in rivers have decreased significantly.                                                   2) _______ The destruction of waterways has affected forest growth and the animals on the land as well.

Fortunately, through the work of the environmental organisation, Rewilding Lapland, the area and species living here are being restored and protected. Their work includes removing logs that block the rivers. 3) _______ The organisation also cooperates with the local Sami people to control fishing and develop ecotourism.

4) _______ Furthermore, the older forests and reindeer habitats are now protected from the effects of deforestation and mining.

A. By repairing the rivers' water flow, all of the ecosystem will benefit.

(Bằng cách sửa chữa dòng nước của sông, tất cả hệ sinh thái sẽ được hưởng lợi.)

B. As a result, Lapland needs to reduce tourism.

(Do đó, Lapland cần giảm du lịch.)

C. These waterways are full of salmon and sea trout.

(Những tuyến đường thủy này đầy cá hồi và cá hồi biển.)

D. This is due to human activities like cutting down trees that change the rivers' flow.

(Điều này là do các hoạt động của con người như chặt cây làm thay đổi dòng chảy của sông.)

E. This protects the wildlife by teaching visitors about the importance of the nature of Lapland.

(Điều này bảo vệ động vật hoang dã bằng cách dạy du khách về tầm quan trọng của thiên nhiên Lapland.)

Câu 39 :

Reading

4. Read the text. Complete each sentence with NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS.

(Đọc văn bản. Hoàn thành mỗi câu với KHÔNG QUÁ HAI TỪ.)

ECOTOURISM IN THE RAINFOREST OF CAMBODIA

The Cardamom Mountains of Cambodia is Southeast Asia's largest remaining rainforest. In the mountains, there is a variety of ecosystems such as jungles, waterfalls and swamps. Various rare, endangered animals and plants live in these ecosystems. The mountains are also home to many local tribes.

In the past, tourism, deforestation and hunting threatened the natural forests and the animals in them. This is now changing with the help of an organisation called Wild Life Alliance. The organisation has turned a local village, called Chi Phat, into a tourism community that protects the ecosystems and their animals. Through this new ecotourism, local people can now support themselves without harming the environment. Instead, they have become nature educators that teach tourists about their land. Some villagers work as nature guides while others provide sustainable accommodation, and operate restaurants and various activities. Other locals work as rangers to protect the wildlife and limit where tourists can go.

Tourists can enjoy jungle hiking, mountain biking, traditional boat trips and camping while learning about nature and the local tribes who live in the rainforest. Ecotourism has helped develop the town of Chi Phát, which now has a school, a health clinic, clean water sources and a recycling programme.

With the success of the ecotourism project, the Cambodian government and project organisers hope more local people will get involved and develop ecotourism to more areas in the rainforest. In the end, ecotourism has three goals: to protect the environment, to help the local people, and to create awareness of the Cardamom Mountains as a place worth saving.

1. The Cardamom Mountains is the largest __________ in Southeast Asia.

2. The village of Chi Phat has become a __________ that protects the environment.

3. Some villagers are __________ that control where tourists visit.

4. Chi Phat now has a school and a health clinic thanks to __________.

5. The Cambodian government wants to __________ ecotourism to other places in the rainforest.

Câu 42 :

1. Read the title and look at the picture. How do you think UNESCO helps reduce world poverty? Listen / Watch and read to find out.

(Đọc tiêu đề và nhìn vào hình ảnh. Bạn nghĩ UNESCO giúp giảm đói nghèo trên thế giới như thế nào? Nghe / Xem và đọc để tìm hiểu.)


 

UNESCO - Fighting Against World Poverty

What can we do to reduce global poverty? There are many organisations and charities that work to help people in need around the world. UNESCO is one of the leading organisations fighting against global poverty. While many anti-poverty organisations help mostly by providing humanitarian aid, UNESCO helps in a different way to end this global issue. It fights against poverty by improving education in poor areas of the world with the help of international cooperations.

The organisation believes that through education, societies can develop their economy and reduce poverty. By developing and sharing knowledge globally, each community becomes stronger and more independent.

Therefore, UNESCO promotes global education and works to make sure every person has access to education.

UNESCO has created over 1,000 projects and groups, such as the UNESCO Associated Schools Network, to develop education. This network has more than 11,500 educational organisations from 182 countries as members and it focuses on modern teaching and international understanding. The network works both locally and internationally to develop education and the exchange of ideas.

In 2021, educational and government leaders from over 40 countries met at the UNESCO headquarters in Paris for the Global Education Meeting (GEM) to discuss the ways of improving education globally. These countries agreed to increase funding to education and international aid to education where needed.

UNESCO's work to stop poverty has been very effective in helping millions of people around the world. Through its many projects and programmes, UNESCO teaches and strengthens communities to overcome social problems and become an active part of the global community.

Câu 45 :

1 Read the title and look at the picture. What do you think the text is about? Listen / Watch and read to find out.

(Đọc tiêu đề và nhìn vào hình ảnh. Bạn nghĩ văn bản nói về điều gì? Nghe / Xem và đọc để tìm hiểu.)


 

The development of technology has opened up a whole new world of possibilities for us. Thanks to the Internet, it is now possible to learn remotely with online courses, but some schools in Vietnam are going one step further to make learning more interesting. By using 3D technology and visual reality technology, Vietnamese schools are creating a whole new kind of classroom experience.

Back in 2013, a high school in Ho Chi Minh City became the first Vietnamese school to use 3D technology in the classroom. The teachers there used this technology to teach science subjects. They created amazing 3D models, such as a human heart model, to help students get a clearer understanding of what they were learning in class. This was an amazing new development in teaching as this 3D technology allowed teachers to explain difficult information to students in an interesting way.

In 2019, moreover, there was another major development when a university in Hanoi began offering virtual reality technology (VR) trial classes to people who were interested in studying there. The university has used 360-degree virtual reality technology to allow people in other parts of Vietnam to experience all of the sights and sounds of learning in a real classroom.

By combining 3D and virtual reality technology, today's schools are creating an interesting learning experience in which anyone can participate. It's exciting to think that every school in the world might be using virtual classrooms in the near future!

• remotely

• 3D technology

virtual reality technology

• model

• trial

Câu 53 :

6. The people below are all interested in volunteering. Read the descriptions of the people (1-4) and information about the organisations (A-D) and decide which would be most suitable for each person.

(Những người bên dưới đều thích tình nguyện. Đọc mô tả về mọi người (1-4) và thông tin về các tổ chức (A-D) và quyết định tổ chức nào phù hợp nhất cho mỗi người.)

1.

Nam is a secondary school student who has quite a lot of free time in the evenings and at weekends. He has good computer skills that he can use to help others.

2

Amanda is a teenager who has experience working weekends at her uncle and aunt's

restaurant. She is friendly and hard-working.

3

Matt is 19 years old and works part-time as a builder for his father's company. He cares a lot about his community and wants to help end homelessness.

4

Lucy is a university student who loves music, reading and art. She is interested in

using her creative talent to help her community.

 

(A) Eat Up

Eat Up is a charity which runs community kitchens. They have various volunteer positions open for people who I can collect, cook or serve food at mealtimes for the hungry people of the community.

(B) Learn for Life

Learn for Life organises activities at local libraries. Volunteers will lead story time for young children and help out with painting and cooking classes in special activity rooms.

(C) Start

Start is an organisation which runs a youth job centre. Volunteers help young people to search for jobs and training opportunities online and to fill out application forms.

(D) Four Walls

Four Walls aims to provide everyone with a place to live. The organisation needs volunteers with experience to help set up inexpensive housing for those in need.

Câu 56 :

1 Read the title and look at the picture. What information do you think the text will include? Listen/Watch and read to find out.

(Đọc tiêu đề và nhìn vào hình ảnh. Bạn nghĩ văn bản sẽ bao gồm những thông tin gì? Nghe/Xem và đọc để tìm hiểu.)


VIETNAME TRADITIONAL MEDICINE

In Vietnam, there are two types of traditional medicine that date back thousands of years to the villages of | Vietnam. They are called Thuốc Nam and Thuốc Bắc. The two types of medicines developed independently over the years although they are similar in many ways.

Both Thuốc Nam and Thuốc Bắc are herbal medicines using fresh and dried herbs, and plants. The main difference is in their preparation. Thuốc Nam uses different herbs that are simply chopped or ground before using. Thuốc Bắc, however, has a more complicated preparation, and often involves brewing and boiling the herbs to create a new medicine.

The two traditional medicines are similar in some of their beliefs. Each believes in the idea of Khí or energy that flows through our bodies. One popular traditional medicine is from a plant called lá lốt whose leaves help treat arthritis and backache. Herbs, like mint, help treat a cold and the flu. While Vietnamese bitter melon known as mướp đắng or khổ qua helps in the treatment of diabetes, lá vông can help people sleep better.

Today, both traditional medicines are very popular in Vietnam. There are many herbal remedy shops where people can find treatments for almost any medical problem. Students can study traditional medicine at a medical university and the government operates institutes where patients can receive traditional treatments.

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THUỐC CỔ TRUYỀN VIỆT NAM

Ở Việt Nam, có hai loại thuốc cổ truyền có từ hàng ngàn năm trước của các làng Việt Nam. Chúng được gọi là Thuốc Nam và Thuốc Bắc. Hai loại thuốc này đã phát triển độc lập trong nhiều năm mặc dù chúng giống nhau về nhiều mặt.

Cả Thuốc Nam và Thuốc Bắc đều là thuốc thảo dược sử dụng các loại thảo mộc và thực vật tươi và khô. Sự khác biệt chính là trong sự chuẩn bị của chúng. Thuốc Nam sử dụng các loại thảo mộc khác nhau được cắt nhỏ hoặc xay nhỏ trước khi sử dụng. Tuy nhiên, Thuốc Bắc có cách pha chế phức tạp hơn và thường liên quan đến việc ủ và đun sôi các loại thảo mộc để tạo ra một loại thuốc mới.

Hai loại thuốc truyền thống giống nhau trong một số niềm tin của họ. Mỗi người đều tin vào ý tưởng về Khí hay năng lượng chảy trong cơ thể chúng ta. Một loại thuốc truyền thống phổ biến là từ một loại cây có tên là lá lốt, lá của nó giúp điều trị viêm khớp và đau lưng. Các loại thảo mộc, như bạc hà, giúp điều trị cảm lạnh và cúm. Trong khi mướp đắng Việt Nam được gọi là khổ qua hoặc khổ qua giúp điều trị bệnh tiểu đường, thì lá vông có thể giúp mọi người ngủ ngon hơn.

Ngày nay, cả hai loại thuốc truyền thống đều rất phổ biến ở Việt Nam. Có rất nhiều cửa hàng thuốc thảo dược nơi mọi người có thể tìm thấy phương pháp điều trị cho hầu hết mọi vấn đề y tế. Sinh viên có thể học y học cổ truyền tại một trường đại học y khoa và chính phủ điều hành các viện nơi bệnh nhân có thể được điều trị bằng phương pháp truyền thống.

Câu 59 :

1. Read the title and look at the picture. What do you think the text is about? Listen/Watch and read to find out.

(Đọc tiêu đề và nhìn vào hình ảnh. Bạn nghĩ văn bản nói về điều gì? Nghe/Xem và đọc để tìm hiểu.)

 

LONGER LIFESPAN

It's amazing how much society has changed over time. Just a hundred years ago, people's lifestyles were much different from how they are today. It's not just the way we live our lives that has changed, but the length of our lives has amazingly increased over time as well.

Believe it or not, in the year 1900, the 1) _________ human being only lived for around 35 years. Since then, that number has jumped to over 70, meaning it has doubled in a little more than a century! So, what is behind this amazing change?

Well, the 20th century was a very important turning point for science, and a lot of important developments happened. During this time, doctors and scientists put an end to a lot of major diseases, such as smallpox and polio. They learned more about how diseases and infections 2) _________ and created medicines that helped us prevent them. Public healthcare has 3) _________ too. Thanks to technology, it's now possible to get life-saving operations that didn't exist before. This also helped to increase life expectancy.

The other big factor is how we eat. Since 1900, we have learned a lot about what we need from our food. We have developed ways to grow the right foods to 4) _________ us healthy, which helps us to grow stronger and live longer.

us

The life of a human being is different in so many ways from how it was just a century ago, and we should be thankful 5) ________ modern science. It's exciting to think about what life will be like 100 years from now!

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CUỘC SỐNG DÀI HƠN

Thật ngạc nhiên là xã hội đã thay đổi nhiều như thế nào theo thời gian. Chỉ một trăm năm trước, lối sống của con người khác nhiều so với ngày nay. Không chỉ cách chúng ta sống đã thay đổi, mà thời gian sống của chúng ta cũng tăng lên một cách đáng kinh ngạc theo thời gian.

Dù bạn có tin hay không, vào năm 1900, con người 1) _________ chỉ sống được khoảng 35 năm. Kể từ đó, con số đó đã tăng lên hơn 70, nghĩa là nó đã tăng gấp đôi sau hơn một thế kỷ! Vậy, điều gì đằng sau sự thay đổi đáng kinh ngạc này?

Chà, thế kỷ 20 là một bước ngoặt rất quan trọng đối với khoa học, và rất nhiều sự phát triển quan trọng đã xảy ra. Trong thời gian này, các bác sĩ và nhà khoa học đã chấm dứt rất nhiều căn bệnh nguy hiểm như đậu mùa và bại liệt. Họ đã tìm hiểu thêm về cách bệnh tật và nhiễm trùng 2) _________ và tạo ra các loại thuốc giúp chúng tôi ngăn ngừa chúng. Y tế công cộng cũng có 3) _________. Nhờ công nghệ, giờ đây có thể thực hiện các hoạt động cứu sống mà trước đây không tồn tại. Điều này cũng giúp tăng tuổi thọ.

Yếu tố quan trọng khác là cách chúng ta ăn. Kể từ năm 1900, chúng ta đã học được rất nhiều điều về những gì chúng tôi cần từ thực phẩm của mình. Chúng ta đã phát triển các cách để trồng các loại thực phẩm phù hợp để 4) _________ chúng ta khỏe mạnh, giúp chúng ta phát triển khỏe mạnh hơn và sống lâu hơn.

Cuộc sống của một con người khác về nhiều mặt so với cách đây chỉ một thế kỷ trước, và chúng ta nên biết ơn 5) ________ khoa học hiện đại. Thật thú vị khi nghĩ về cuộc sống sẽ như thế nào trong 100 năm tới!

 

Câu 68 :

6. Read the following letter. Choose the word (A, B, C or D) that best fits each gap (1-5).

(Đọc bức thư sau. Chọn từ (A, B, C hoặc D) phù hợp nhất với mỗi chỗ trống (1-5).)

Hi Linda,

So happy to receive your letter! I understand you are too busy to go to the gym. However, there are other ways to 1) _______ in shape without changing your daily routine.

One thing I like to do is to walk every day as much as possible. Did you know that just 30 minutes of walking daily can improve physical fitness and reduce body fat? There are other health benefits from walking. It also helps lower the risk of heart disease and diabetes. Perhaps you could walk to work 2) _______ of driving.

Another thing you could do is to take the stairs often. Your flat is on the fourth floor, so go up the stairs rather than use the lift. It's a great way to fit a small workout into your usual day. It's actually a very 3)_______way to exercise, too. In fact, experts say that climbing stairs might burn more calories per minute than jogging!

A final way to get fit is to exercise while at work. For example, you can do a variety of simple, 10-second leg stretches at your desk. They are easy to do and can increase the 4) _______ of your legs, hips and stomach muscles.

Linda, don't let your busy life prevent you 5)_______ being healthy and fit. I hope these simple tips will help you with your busy life.

Take care,

Jamie

1

A stand

B stay

C hold

D take

2

A because

B rather

C besides

D instead

3

A effective

B involved

C active

D fit

4

A power

B force

C strength

D energy

5

A to

B for

C from

D at

Câu 74 :

4. Read the text. For questions (1-3), choose the best answer (A, B, C or D).

(Đọc văn bản. Đối với câu hỏi (1-3), chọn câu trả lời đúng nhất (A, B, C hoặc D).)

Janes Blog

A Year as a Volunteer

Hey everyone! About a year ago, I started volunteering to help the homeless. Here's what I do.

When I first started as a volunteer, I tried to meet and speak to as many people as I could. To my surprise, many of the homeless people in my town were just very unlucky. A lot of them just lost their jobs because the companies they worked for were closing down. Then, they couldn't pay rent and ended up living in the street. Without an address, it then becomes very difficult for them to earn wages or receive benefits. Fortunately, we can help them with that.

As a volunteer, I help people to set up bank accounts and register as jobseekers by using a local job centre for their postal address. In this way, they can receive social welfare benefits that help them to pay for things like food and clean clothes. Then, I help them find rooms to rent. Finally, I assist them with writing CVs and applying for jobs. My job isn't done until they have a job and a home, though. So, I still keep in touch with them for a few months to make sure everything goes well.

In my time here, I have helped many people. It has been a challenge and I have learned a lot. It's such a great feeling to give someone the chance to change their life. I highly recommend volunteering to anyone who has some free time!

 

1 When Jane started volunteering, she learned that in her area____.

A there weren't many homeless people

B a lot of people were homeless because of bad luck

C a lot of homeless people were still working

D there were no homeless charities

2 Jane's responsibilities do NOT include ______.

A helping people to set up bank accounts

B assisting people with finding work

C providing people with food and clothing

D helping people find a place to stay

3 Jane stops working with a person once they

A have found the right home to live in

B have made enough money

C have started applying for jobs

D have stayed off the street for a long time