Kỳ Thi Tốt Nghiệp THPT Tiếng Anh 2023 Sở GD&ĐT Bắc Giang - Có Đáp Án & Lời Giải Chi Tiết

Kỳ thi Tốt nghiệp THPT Tiếng Anh 2023 Sở GD&ĐT Bắc Giang với 73 câu hỏi, bao gồm ngữ pháp, từ vựng và đọc hiểu. Có đáp án và lời giải chi tiết trên Đề Thi Chuẩn.

Danh sách 73 câu hỏi trong Kỳ Thi Tốt Nghiệp THPT Tiếng Anh 2023 Sở GD&ĐT Bắc Giang

  1. Câu 1: The 1960s building boom in Zürich completely changed the rural landscape.
  2. Câu 1: This year, my school has decided to renovate all the classrooms to give students a better learning condition.
  3. Câu 1: Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word that differs from the other three in the position of stress:
  4. Câu 1: Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word that differs from the other three in the position of stress:
  5. Câu 1: Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word whose underlined part differs from the other three in pronunciation:
  6. Câu 1: Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word whose underlined part differs from the other three in pronunciation:
  7. Câu 1: What could be the best title for the passage?
  8. Câu 2: According to paragraph 1, what is the most popular way for single adults to meet their life partners in Britain?
  9. Câu 3: According to the passage, which of the following is NOT TRUE?
  10. Câu 4: The word "compatible" in paragraph 2 is closest in meaning to .
  11. Câu 5: The word "him" in paragraph 2 refers to .
  12. Câu 6: The old saying "Opposites attract" is closest in meaning to .
  13. Câu 7: Which sentence best summarises the writer's opinion?
  14. Câu 1: The firefighters had just left the building. There was a loud explosion.
  15. Câu 1: Beatrix is not here. She is the only person who can tell me what to do now.
  16. Câu 1: I had to deliver an off-the-cuff speech in front of many people because the manager was suddenly taken ill and could not join the meeting.
  17. Câu 1: The teacher can't believe how dull a student he is! He spent more than 10 minutes trying to figure out the sum of 5 and 3.
  18. Câu 1: Presenting yourself professionally is key in job interviews (18) it influences people's perception of you and your career.
  19. Câu 2: Basic professional etiquette such as dressing appropriately, following proper interview procedures, and demonstrating good behavior, such as smiling and shaking hands, are (19) ess
  20. Câu 3: Body language is crucial when it comes to interviews because it speaks about your confidence and shows (20) you are.
  21. Câu 4: To show that you are engaged in your interaction, you should start with a firm handshake and (21) direct eye contact throughout a conversation.
  22. Câu 5: Good posture exudes (22) .
  23. Câu 1: David is in a restaurant. - David: Could you bring me some water? - Waiter: " "
  24. Câu 1: A customs officer is talking to a client at the airport. - Officer: "Can I have your passport, please?" - Client: " ”
  25. Câu 1: He visited London three years ago.
  26. Câu 1: It is forbidden to sell cigarettes to children.
  27. Câu 1: The word "their" in paragraph 3 refers to .
  28. Câu 1: The word "embed" in paragraph 4 is closest in meaning to .
  29. Câu 1: Which of the following is TRUE according to the essay?
  30. Câu 1: We have conducted exhausting research into the effects of smartphones on students' behaviour and their academic performance.
  31. Câu 1: In 1986, the organization changed their name to World Wide Fund to better reflect its activities.
  32. Câu 1: Last night, John comes back home late because of his work at the office.
  33. Câu 1: Câu 18: Chọn đáp án đúng điền vào chỗ trống trong đoạn văn (xem nhóm đoạn văn). Chỗ trống: Presenting yourself professionally is key in job interviews it influences people's percep
  34. Câu 2: (điền vào chỗ trống trong đoạn văn – xem nhóm đoạn văn)
  35. Câu 3: (điền vào chỗ trống trong đoạn văn – xem nhóm đoạn văn)
  36. Câu 4: (điền vào chỗ trống trong đoạn văn – xem nhóm đoạn văn)
  37. Câu 5: (điền vào chỗ trống trong đoạn văn – xem nhóm đoạn văn)
  38. Câu 1: David is in a restaurant. - David: Could you bring me some water? - Waiter: “ ”
  39. Câu 1: A customs officer is talking to a client at the airport. - Officer: "Can I have your passport, please?" - Client: " "
  40. Câu 1: He visited London three years ago.
  41. Câu 1: It is forbidden to sell cigarettes to children.
  42. Câu 1: "What are you going to do tomorrow?" He asked his girlfriend.
  43. Câu 1: I have great for the young teachers who devote their life to teaching children in remote and mountainous areas.
  44. Câu 1: I was surprised the way he behaved. It was completely out of character.
  45. Câu 1: Language belongs to everyone, so most people feel that they have a right to an opinion about it.
  46. Câu 1: Joe a lot of money, which changed his life completely.
  47. Câu 1: Anne says that she reads about half hour a day, at least.
  48. Câu 1: The drugstore owner was arrested for selling liquor under the .
  49. Câu 1: I caught a glimpse of Linda when I to the restaurant.
  50. Câu 1: A large area of the Amazonian rainforest by the forest fire and many wild species were on the verge of extinction.

Kỳ Thi Tốt Nghiệp THPT Tiếng Anh 2023 Sở GD&ĐT Bắc Giang

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The 1960s building boom in Zürich completely changed the rural landscape.
A.
highly
B.
thoroughly
C.
easily
D.
quickly
This year, my school has decided to renovate all the classrooms to give students a better learning condition.
A.
destroy
B.
rebuild
C.
match
D.
redecorate
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word that differs from the other three in the position of stress:
A.
verbal
B.
normal
C.
diverse
D.
common
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word that differs from the other three in the position of stress:
A.
sacrifice
B.
interact
C.
recollect
D.
entertain
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word whose underlined part differs from the other three in pronunciation:
A.
face
B.
patch
C.
bake
D.
plane
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Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word whose underlined part differs from the other three in pronunciation:
A.
architect
B.
scholar
C.
chemistry
D.
children
In our busy, stress-filled modern times, how do people meet their life partner? In Britain, over 50% of single adults think that online dating provides the answer. Internet dating sites have become the most popular way to meet people. But is the Internet the ideal way to find their true love? The dating agencies think so. They are using science in an attempt to match people more closely with suitable partners. In the past, dating agencies just used a simple personality profile, and a hobbies and interests questionnaire to put people together. Now, however, more and more of them are using psychometric tests. These detailed psychological questionnaires were developed by scientists at the beginning of the twentieth century to recruit good spies for the First World War. Later they were used in business to find the right people for the right jobs. And now online dating agencies are using the same techniques. If you logged on to a dating agency today, you might have to answer over 200 questions about yourself and the kind of person you would like to meet. It would take a very long time.

But does it work? Yes, says Dr Tan Fellowes, a senior research scientist at one of the most popular agencies. It allows us to match people far more closely with compatible partners, so that there is a greater chance of success. So how does it work in real life? Here are two people's stories. Cathy is an attractive fitness instructor. "I was working long hours and wasn't meeting man that I was interested in, so I joined a dating agency," says Cathy. "I was matched with several men and one of them was David. When I first met him I wasn't impressed. But as we started talking, I discovered that we had a huge amount in common. I liked his attitude to life and the way he talked, and I realized that I really liked him. So, as a fitness instructor, I told him he had to get in shape!" Seven months later, Cathy and David got married. "And now I think he is the most gorgeous man in the world!" she says. Simon's experience was different. "I wanted a serious relationship and a friend suggested online dating. I had some very pleasant dates with some nice women and had a good time. All of them shared my interested film and travel, some were compatible, but there just wasn't that sparked of attraction. It was strange."

Dr Sarah Kenton agrees. She is the author of How to meet your Soulmate. She says, "Psychometric od testing is useful, but can't take account of attraction for someone because they have something you haven't got." As the old saying goes, "Opposites attract." So, perhaps science can help you find your perfect partner, but sometimes it's just down to chemistry.

(Adapted from Solutions by Paul Davies)
What could be the best title for the passage?
A.
Online dating: A prospering business in Britain.
B.
Can science help you to find love?
C.
Internet dating: Expectations and plain reality.
D.
Love on the Internet: Pros and Cons.
In our busy, stress-filled modern times, how do people meet their life partner? In Britain, over 50% of single adults think that online dating provides the answer. Internet dating sites have become the most popular way to meet people. But is the Internet the ideal way to find their true love? The dating agencies think so. They are using science in an attempt to match people more closely with suitable partners. In the past, dating agencies just used a simple personality profile, and a hobbies and interests questionnaire to put people together. Now, however, more and more of them are using psychometric tests. These detailed psychological questionnaires were developed by scientists at the beginning of the twentieth century to recruit good spies for the First World War. Later they were used in business to find the right people for the right jobs. And now online dating agencies are using the same techniques. If you logged on to a dating agency today, you might have to answer over 200 questions about yourself and the kind of person you would like to meet. It would take a very long time.

But does it work? Yes, says Dr Tan Fellowes, a senior research scientist at one of the most popular agencies. It allows us to match people far more closely with compatible partners, so that there is a greater chance of success. So how does it work in real life? Here are two people's stories. Cathy is an attractive fitness instructor. "I was working long hours and wasn't meeting man that I was interested in, so I joined a dating agency," says Cathy. "I was matched with several men and one of them was David. When I first met him I wasn't impressed. But as we started talking, I discovered that we had a huge amount in common. I liked his attitude to life and the way he talked, and I realized that I really liked him. So, as a fitness instructor, I told him he had to get in shape!" Seven months later, Cathy and David got married. "And now I think he is the most gorgeous man in the world!" she says. Simon's experience was different. "I wanted a serious relationship and a friend suggested online dating. I had some very pleasant dates with some nice women and had a good time. All of them shared my interested film and travel, some were compatible, but there just wasn't that sparked of attraction. It was strange."

Dr Sarah Kenton agrees. She is the author of How to meet your Soulmate. She says, "Psychometric od testing is useful, but can't take account of attraction for someone because they have something you haven't got." As the old saying goes, "Opposites attract." So, perhaps science can help you find your perfect partner, but sometimes it's just down to chemistry.

(Adapted from Solutions by Paul Davies)
According to paragraph 1, what is the most popular way for single adults to meet their life partners in Britain?
A.
Blind dates.
B.
Online dating.
C.
In-person events.
D.
Introductions through friends.
In our busy, stress-filled modern times, how do people meet their life partner? In Britain, over 50% of single adults think that online dating provides the answer. Internet dating sites have become the most popular way to meet people. But is the Internet the ideal way to find their true love? The dating agencies think so. They are using science in an attempt to match people more closely with suitable partners. In the past, dating agencies just used a simple personality profile, and a hobbies and interests questionnaire to put people together. Now, however, more and more of them are using psychometric tests. These detailed psychological questionnaires were developed by scientists at the beginning of the twentieth century to recruit good spies for the First World War. Later they were used in business to find the right people for the right jobs. And now online dating agencies are using the same techniques. If you logged on to a dating agency today, you might have to answer over 200 questions about yourself and the kind of person you would like to meet. It would take a very long time.

But does it work? Yes, says Dr Tan Fellowes, a senior research scientist at one of the most popular agencies. It allows us to match people far more closely with compatible partners, so that there is a greater chance of success. So how does it work in real life? Here are two people's stories. Cathy is an attractive fitness instructor. "I was working long hours and wasn't meeting man that I was interested in, so I joined a dating agency," says Cathy. "I was matched with several men and one of them was David. When I first met him I wasn't impressed. But as we started talking, I discovered that we had a huge amount in common. I liked his attitude to life and the way he talked, and I realized that I really liked him. So, as a fitness instructor, I told him he had to get in shape!" Seven months later, Cathy and David got married. "And now I think he is the most gorgeous man in the world!" she says. Simon's experience was different. "I wanted a serious relationship and a friend suggested online dating. I had some very pleasant dates with some nice women and had a good time. All of them shared my interested film and travel, some were compatible, but there just wasn't that sparked of attraction. It was strange."

Dr Sarah Kenton agrees. She is the author of How to meet your Soulmate. She says, "Psychometric od testing is useful, but can't take account of attraction for someone because they have something you haven't got." As the old saying goes, "Opposites attract." So, perhaps science can help you find your perfect partner, but sometimes it's just down to chemistry.

(Adapted from Solutions by Paul Davies)
According to the passage, which of the following is NOT TRUE?
A.
A psychometric test consists of a personality profile, and a hobbies and interests questionnaire.
B.
Over 50% of adults who aren't in a relationship think that Internet dating sites are good way of meeting a life partner.
C.
Cathy didn't like David the moment she saw him.
D.
Simon had a lot in common with the women he met through online dating.
In our busy, stress-filled modern times, how do people meet their life partner? In Britain, over 50% of single adults think that online dating provides the answer. Internet dating sites have become the most popular way to meet people. But is the Internet the ideal way to find their true love? The dating agencies think so. They are using science in an attempt to match people more closely with suitable partners. In the past, dating agencies just used a simple personality profile, and a hobbies and interests questionnaire to put people together. Now, however, more and more of them are using psychometric tests. These detailed psychological questionnaires were developed by scientists at the beginning of the twentieth century to recruit good spies for the First World War. Later they were used in business to find the right people for the right jobs. And now online dating agencies are using the same techniques. If you logged on to a dating agency today, you might have to answer over 200 questions about yourself and the kind of person you would like to meet. It would take a very long time.

But does it work? Yes, says Dr Tan Fellowes, a senior research scientist at one of the most popular agencies. It allows us to match people far more closely with compatible partners, so that there is a greater chance of success. So how does it work in real life? Here are two people's stories. Cathy is an attractive fitness instructor. "I was working long hours and wasn't meeting man that I was interested in, so I joined a dating agency," says Cathy. "I was matched with several men and one of them was David. When I first met him I wasn't impressed. But as we started talking, I discovered that we had a huge amount in common. I liked his attitude to life and the way he talked, and I realized that I really liked him. So, as a fitness instructor, I told him he had to get in shape!" Seven months later, Cathy and David got married. "And now I think he is the most gorgeous man in the world!" she says. Simon's experience was different. "I wanted a serious relationship and a friend suggested online dating. I had some very pleasant dates with some nice women and had a good time. All of them shared my interested film and travel, some were compatible, but there just wasn't that sparked of attraction. It was strange."

Dr Sarah Kenton agrees. She is the author of How to meet your Soulmate. She says, "Psychometric od testing is useful, but can't take account of attraction for someone because they have something you haven't got." As the old saying goes, "Opposites attract." So, perhaps science can help you find your perfect partner, but sometimes it's just down to chemistry.

(Adapted from Solutions by Paul Davies)
The word "compatible" in paragraph 2 is closest in meaning to________.
A.
harmonious
B.
prolific
C.
traditional
D.
suitable
In our busy, stress-filled modern times, how do people meet their life partner? In Britain, over 50% of single adults think that online dating provides the answer. Internet dating sites have become the most popular way to meet people. But is the Internet the ideal way to find their true love? The dating agencies think so. They are using science in an attempt to match people more closely with suitable partners. In the past, dating agencies just used a simple personality profile, and a hobbies and interests questionnaire to put people together. Now, however, more and more of them are using psychometric tests. These detailed psychological questionnaires were developed by scientists at the beginning of the twentieth century to recruit good spies for the First World War. Later they were used in business to find the right people for the right jobs. And now online dating agencies are using the same techniques. If you logged on to a dating agency today, you might have to answer over 200 questions about yourself and the kind of person you would like to meet. It would take a very long time.

But does it work? Yes, says Dr Tan Fellowes, a senior research scientist at one of the most popular agencies. It allows us to match people far more closely with compatible partners, so that there is a greater chance of success. So how does it work in real life? Here are two people's stories. Cathy is an attractive fitness instructor. "I was working long hours and wasn't meeting man that I was interested in, so I joined a dating agency," says Cathy. "I was matched with several men and one of them was David. When I first met him I wasn't impressed. But as we started talking, I discovered that we had a huge amount in common. I liked his attitude to life and the way he talked, and I realized that I really liked him. So, as a fitness instructor, I told him he had to get in shape!" Seven months later, Cathy and David got married. "And now I think he is the most gorgeous man in the world!" she says. Simon's experience was different. "I wanted a serious relationship and a friend suggested online dating. I had some very pleasant dates with some nice women and had a good time. All of them shared my interested film and travel, some were compatible, but there just wasn't that sparked of attraction. It was strange."

Dr Sarah Kenton agrees. She is the author of How to meet your Soulmate. She says, "Psychometric od testing is useful, but can't take account of attraction for someone because they have something you haven't got." As the old saying goes, "Opposites attract." So, perhaps science can help you find your perfect partner, but sometimes it's just down to chemistry.

(Adapted from Solutions by Paul Davies)
The word "him" in paragraph 2 refers to________.
A.
David
B.
Cathy
C.
Tan Fellowes
D.
Simon
In our busy, stress-filled modern times, how do people meet their life partner? In Britain, over 50% of single adults think that online dating provides the answer. Internet dating sites have become the most popular way to meet people. But is the Internet the ideal way to find their true love? The dating agencies think so. They are using science in an attempt to match people more closely with suitable partners. In the past, dating agencies just used a simple personality profile, and a hobbies and interests questionnaire to put people together. Now, however, more and more of them are using psychometric tests. These detailed psychological questionnaires were developed by scientists at the beginning of the twentieth century to recruit good spies for the First World War. Later they were used in business to find the right people for the right jobs. And now online dating agencies are using the same techniques. If you logged on to a dating agency today, you might have to answer over 200 questions about yourself and the kind of person you would like to meet. It would take a very long time.

But does it work? Yes, says Dr Tan Fellowes, a senior research scientist at one of the most popular agencies. It allows us to match people far more closely with compatible partners, so that there is a greater chance of success. So how does it work in real life? Here are two people's stories. Cathy is an attractive fitness instructor. "I was working long hours and wasn't meeting man that I was interested in, so I joined a dating agency," says Cathy. "I was matched with several men and one of them was David. When I first met him I wasn't impressed. But as we started talking, I discovered that we had a huge amount in common. I liked his attitude to life and the way he talked, and I realized that I really liked him. So, as a fitness instructor, I told him he had to get in shape!" Seven months later, Cathy and David got married. "And now I think he is the most gorgeous man in the world!" she says. Simon's experience was different. "I wanted a serious relationship and a friend suggested online dating. I had some very pleasant dates with some nice women and had a good time. All of them shared my interested film and travel, some were compatible, but there just wasn't that sparked of attraction. It was strange."

Dr Sarah Kenton agrees. She is the author of How to meet your Soulmate. She says, "Psychometric od testing is useful, but can't take account of attraction for someone because they have something you haven't got." As the old saying goes, "Opposites attract." So, perhaps science can help you find your perfect partner, but sometimes it's just down to chemistry.

(Adapted from Solutions by Paul Davies)
The old saying "Opposites attract" is closest in meaning to______.
A.
Similar interests attract each other
B.
Distinct characters encourage conflicts
C.
Different personalities complement each other
D.
Same hobbies ignite conflicts
In our busy, stress-filled modern times, how do people meet their life partner? In Britain, over 50% of single adults think that online dating provides the answer. Internet dating sites have become the most popular way to meet people. But is the Internet the ideal way to find their true love? The dating agencies think so. They are using science in an attempt to match people more closely with suitable partners. In the past, dating agencies just used a simple personality profile, and a hobbies and interests questionnaire to put people together. Now, however, more and more of them are using psychometric tests. These detailed psychological questionnaires were developed by scientists at the beginning of the twentieth century to recruit good spies for the First World War. Later they were used in business to find the right people for the right jobs. And now online dating agencies are using the same techniques. If you logged on to a dating agency today, you might have to answer over 200 questions about yourself and the kind of person you would like to meet. It would take a very long time.

But does it work? Yes, says Dr Tan Fellowes, a senior research scientist at one of the most popular agencies. It allows us to match people far more closely with compatible partners, so that there is a greater chance of success. So how does it work in real life? Here are two people's stories. Cathy is an attractive fitness instructor. "I was working long hours and wasn't meeting man that I was interested in, so I joined a dating agency," says Cathy. "I was matched with several men and one of them was David. When I first met him I wasn't impressed. But as we started talking, I discovered that we had a huge amount in common. I liked his attitude to life and the way he talked, and I realized that I really liked him. So, as a fitness instructor, I told him he had to get in shape!" Seven months later, Cathy and David got married. "And now I think he is the most gorgeous man in the world!" she says. Simon's experience was different. "I wanted a serious relationship and a friend suggested online dating. I had some very pleasant dates with some nice women and had a good time. All of them shared my interested film and travel, some were compatible, but there just wasn't that sparked of attraction. It was strange."

Dr Sarah Kenton agrees. She is the author of How to meet your Soulmate. She says, "Psychometric od testing is useful, but can't take account of attraction for someone because they have something you haven't got." As the old saying goes, "Opposites attract." So, perhaps science can help you find your perfect partner, but sometimes it's just down to chemistry.

(Adapted from Solutions by Paul Davies)
Which sentence best summarises the writer's opinion?
A.
Science definitely can't help because it doesn't take account of personal attraction.
B.
Science will only help if you tell the truth about your sex, age and appearance.
C.
Science can definitely help you to find a partner.
D.
Science may help some people, but not all.
The firefighters had just left the building. There was a loud explosion.
A.
Only after there had been a loud explosion did the firefighters leave the building.
B.
No sooner had the firefighters left the building than there was a loud explosion.
C.
Not until there had been a loud explosion did the firefighters leave the building.
D.
Had it not been for a loud explosion, the firefighters would not have left the building.
Beatrix is not here. She is the only person who can tell me what to do now.
A.
Supposing Beatrix is here, she could tell me what to do now.
B.
If only Beatrix had been here and told me what to do now.
C.
I wish Beatrix were here and told me what to do now.
D.
If only Beatrix were here, she couldn't help me now.
I had to deliver an off-the-cuff speech in front of many people because the manager was suddenly taken ill and could not join the meeting.
A.
coordinated
B.
unscheduled
C.
calculated
D.
prepared
The teacher can't believe how dull a student he is! He spent more than 10 minutes trying to figure out the sum of 5 and 3.
A.
dynamic
B.
bright
C.
interesting
D.
thoughtful
Presenting yourself professionally is key in job interviews (18)______ it influences people's perception of you and your career. Basic professional etiquette such as dressing appropriately, following proper interview procedures, and demonstrating good behavior, such as smiling and shaking hands, are (19)________ essential elements of presenting yourself professionally. One of the most important is Making the Good First Impression. Body language is crucial when it comes to interviews because it speaks about your confidence and shows (20)________ you are. Controlling your body language is required because you have to be confident and be professional in an introduction. To show that you are engaged in your interaction, you should start with a firm handshake and (21)________ direct eye contact throughout a conversation. Remember to smile too. During the introduction, speak clearly and precisely while acting naturally with body movements. Having good posture is also important. Always keep your posture upright, chin up and shoulders down. Avoid crossing your arms as it might seem you are not involved and separated from the conversation. Good posture exudes (22)________.
Presenting yourself professionally is key in job interviews (18)______ it influences people's perception of you and your career.
A.
because
B.
although
C.
but
D.
yet
Presenting yourself professionally is key in job interviews (18)______ it influences people's perception of you and your career. Basic professional etiquette such as dressing appropriately, following proper interview procedures, and demonstrating good behavior, such as smiling and shaking hands, are (19)________ essential elements of presenting yourself professionally. One of the most important is Making the Good First Impression. Body language is crucial when it comes to interviews because it speaks about your confidence and shows (20)________ you are. Controlling your body language is required because you have to be confident and be professional in an introduction. To show that you are engaged in your interaction, you should start with a firm handshake and (21)________ direct eye contact throughout a conversation. Remember to smile too. During the introduction, speak clearly and precisely while acting naturally with body movements. Having good posture is also important. Always keep your posture upright, chin up and shoulders down. Avoid crossing your arms as it might seem you are not involved and separated from the conversation. Good posture exudes (22)________.
Basic professional etiquette such as dressing appropriately, following proper interview procedures, and demonstrating good behavior, such as smiling and shaking hands, are (19)________ essential elements of presenting yourself professionally.
A.
much
B.
another
C.
every
D.
some
Presenting yourself professionally is key in job interviews (18)______ it influences people's perception of you and your career. Basic professional etiquette such as dressing appropriately, following proper interview procedures, and demonstrating good behavior, such as smiling and shaking hands, are (19)________ essential elements of presenting yourself professionally. One of the most important is Making the Good First Impression. Body language is crucial when it comes to interviews because it speaks about your confidence and shows (20)________ you are. Controlling your body language is required because you have to be confident and be professional in an introduction. To show that you are engaged in your interaction, you should start with a firm handshake and (21)________ direct eye contact throughout a conversation. Remember to smile too. During the introduction, speak clearly and precisely while acting naturally with body movements. Having good posture is also important. Always keep your posture upright, chin up and shoulders down. Avoid crossing your arms as it might seem you are not involved and separated from the conversation. Good posture exudes (22)________.
Body language is crucial when it comes to interviews because it speaks about your confidence and shows (20)________ you are.
A.
when
B.
whose
C.
who
D.
which
Presenting yourself professionally is key in job interviews (18)______ it influences people's perception of you and your career. Basic professional etiquette such as dressing appropriately, following proper interview procedures, and demonstrating good behavior, such as smiling and shaking hands, are (19)________ essential elements of presenting yourself professionally. One of the most important is Making the Good First Impression. Body language is crucial when it comes to interviews because it speaks about your confidence and shows (20)________ you are. Controlling your body language is required because you have to be confident and be professional in an introduction. To show that you are engaged in your interaction, you should start with a firm handshake and (21)________ direct eye contact throughout a conversation. Remember to smile too. During the introduction, speak clearly and precisely while acting naturally with body movements. Having good posture is also important. Always keep your posture upright, chin up and shoulders down. Avoid crossing your arms as it might seem you are not involved and separated from the conversation. Good posture exudes (22)________.
To show that you are engaged in your interaction, you should start with a firm handshake and (21)________ direct eye contact throughout a conversation.
A.
uphold
B.
maintain
C.
sustain
D.
retain
Presenting yourself professionally is key in job interviews (18)______ it influences people's perception of you and your career. Basic professional etiquette such as dressing appropriately, following proper interview procedures, and demonstrating good behavior, such as smiling and shaking hands, are (19)________ essential elements of presenting yourself professionally. One of the most important is Making the Good First Impression. Body language is crucial when it comes to interviews because it speaks about your confidence and shows (20)________ you are. Controlling your body language is required because you have to be confident and be professional in an introduction. To show that you are engaged in your interaction, you should start with a firm handshake and (21)________ direct eye contact throughout a conversation. Remember to smile too. During the introduction, speak clearly and precisely while acting naturally with body movements. Having good posture is also important. Always keep your posture upright, chin up and shoulders down. Avoid crossing your arms as it might seem you are not involved and separated from the conversation. Good posture exudes (22)________.
Good posture exudes (22)________.
A.
self-esteem
B.
self-assurance
C.
self-improvement
D.
self-awareness
David is in a restaurant.
- David: Could you bring me some water?
- Waiter: "____________"
A.
Yes, I can
B.
I don't want to
C.
Certainly, sir
D.
No, I can’t
A customs officer is talking to a client at the airport.
- Officer: "Can I have your passport, please?"
- Client: "____________”
A.
But I don't like it.
B.
Yes, here you go.
C.
Thank you for your help.
D.
No, I'll think it expired.
He visited London three years ago.
A.
He was in London for three years.
B.
He hasn't visited London for three years.
C.
He didn't visit London three years ago.
D.
He has been in London for three years.
It is forbidden to sell cigarettes to children.
A.
Shops don't have to sell cigarettes to children
B.
Shops shouldn't sell cigarettes to children
C.
Shops needn't sell cigarettes to children
D.
Shops mustn't sell cigarettes to children
Which of the following is TRUE according to the essay?
A.
Chatbots are only available during traditional classroom hours.
B.
Chatbots are unable to adapt to each student's learning style.
C.
Chatbots make language learning feel like a chore.
D.
Chatbots provide instant feedback on pronunciation, grammar, and vocabulary.
We have conducted exhausting research into the effects of smartphones on students' behaviour and their academic performance.
A.
into
B.
academic performance
C.
exhausting research
D.
behaviour
In 1986, the organization changed their name to World Wide Fund to better reflect its activities.
A.
In
B.
activities
C.
their
D.
better
…with a firm handshake and maintain direct eye contact throughout a conversation. Remember to smile too. During the introduction, speak clearly and precisely while acting naturally with body movements. Having good posture is also important. Always keep your posture upright, chin up and shoulders down. Avoid crossing your arms as it might seem you are not involved and separated from the conversation. Good posture exudes self-assurance.
Câu 18: Chọn đáp án đúng điền vào chỗ trống trong đoạn văn (xem nhóm đoạn văn). Chỗ trống: Presenting yourself professionally is key in job interviews ______ it influences people's perception of you and your career.
A.
because
B.
although
C.
but
D.
yet
…with a firm handshake and maintain direct eye contact throughout a conversation. Remember to smile too. During the introduction, speak clearly and precisely while acting naturally with body movements. Having good posture is also important. Always keep your posture upright, chin up and shoulders down. Avoid crossing your arms as it might seem you are not involved and separated from the conversation. Good posture exudes self-assurance.

(Lưu ý: đoạn văn chỉ được cung cấp một phần từ trang 18; phần đầu đoạn văn không có trong dữ liệu trang đã cung cấp.)
(điền vào chỗ trống trong đoạn văn – xem nhóm đoạn văn)
A.
much
B.
another
C.
every
D.
some
…with a firm handshake and maintain direct eye contact throughout a conversation. Remember to smile too. During the introduction, speak clearly and precisely while acting naturally with body movements. Having good posture is also important. Always keep your posture upright, chin up and shoulders down. Avoid crossing your arms as it might seem you are not involved and separated from the conversation. Good posture exudes self-assurance.

(Lưu ý: đoạn văn chỉ được cung cấp một phần từ trang 18; phần đầu đoạn văn không có trong dữ liệu trang đã cung cấp.)
(điền vào chỗ trống trong đoạn văn – xem nhóm đoạn văn)
A.
when
B.
whose
C.
who
D.
which
…with a firm handshake and maintain direct eye contact throughout a conversation. Remember to smile too. During the introduction, speak clearly and precisely while acting naturally with body movements. Having good posture is also important. Always keep your posture upright, chin up and shoulders down. Avoid crossing your arms as it might seem you are not involved and separated from the conversation. Good posture exudes self-assurance.

(Lưu ý: đoạn văn chỉ được cung cấp một phần từ trang 18; phần đầu đoạn văn không có trong dữ liệu trang đã cung cấp.)
(điền vào chỗ trống trong đoạn văn – xem nhóm đoạn văn)
A.
uphold
B.
maintain
C.
sustain
D.
retain
…with a firm handshake and maintain direct eye contact throughout a conversation. Remember to smile too. During the introduction, speak clearly and precisely while acting naturally with body movements. Having good posture is also important. Always keep your posture upright, chin up and shoulders down. Avoid crossing your arms as it might seem you are not involved and separated from the conversation. Good posture exudes self-assurance.
(điền vào chỗ trống trong đoạn văn – xem nhóm đoạn văn)
A.
self-esteem
B.
self-assurance
C.
self-improvement
D.
self-awareness
David is in a restaurant.
- David: Could you bring me some water?
- Waiter: “____________”
A.
Yes, I can
B.
I don't want to
C.
Certainly, sir
D.
No, I can’t
A customs officer is talking to a client at the airport.
- Officer: "Can I have your passport, please?"
- Client: "___________"
A.
But I don't like it.
B.
Yes, here you go.
C.
Thank you for your help.
D.
No, I'll think it expired.
He visited London three years ago.
A.
He was in London for three years.
B.
He hasn't visited London for three years.
C.
He didn't visit London three years ago.
D.
He has been in London for three years.
It is forbidden to sell cigarettes to children.
A.
Shops don't have to sell cigarettes to children
B.
Shops shouldn't sell cigarettes to children
C.
Shops needn't sell cigarettes to children
D.
Shops mustn't sell cigarettes to children
"What are you going to do tomorrow?" He asked his girlfriend.
A.
He asked his girlfriend what she was going to do the next day.
B.
He asked his girlfriend what she is going to do the next day.
C.
He asked his girlfriend what is she going to do the next day.
D.
He asked his girlfriend what was she going to do the next day.
I have great_______ for the young teachers who devote their life to teaching children in remote and mountainous areas.
A.
intention
B.
admiration
C.
sympathy
D.
consideration
Language belongs to everyone, so most people feel that they have a right to______ an opinion about it.
A.
hold
B.
take
C.
lead
D.
make
Joe________ a lot of money, which changed his life completely.
A.
came up with
B.
came into
C.
came in for
D.
came down with
A large area of the Amazonian rainforest_______ by the forest fire and many wild species were on the verge of extinction.
A.
devastate
B.
will devastate
C.
was devastating
D.
was devastated
He waited 18 days before going on television to give an accurate_______ of the worst nuclear disaster in history.
A.
account
B.
speech
C.
narration
D.
illustration
I will have tidied up the bedroom________ home tomorrow.
A.
after my parents had arrived
B.
when my parents arrive
C.
as soon as my parents arrived
D.
before my parents will arrive
Getting an adequate amount of sleep every night is_______ for maintaining our health.
A.
necessarily
B.
necessitate
C.
necessity
D.
necessary
She can pronounce English words________ than she could last term.
A.
most correctly
B.
more correctly
C.
the most correctly
D.
correctly
Joan is considering________ her major from pre-med studies to psychology.
A.
to changing
B.
to change
C.
changing
D.
change
The use of Chatbot A.I in language teaching has revolutionized the way we approach language learning. These intelligent software programs offer a range of benefits that make language education more engaging, effective, and accessible.

One of the most significant benefits of Chatbot A.I in language teaching is the personalization it offers. Chatbots are capable of adapting to each student's learning style, pace, and ability, delivering lessons that are tailored specifically to their needs. This ensures that students receive instruction that is most relevant to them, leading to improved engagement and motivation.

Another advantage of Chatbot A.I is that it provides students with immediate feedback. Unlike a traditional classroom setting where students have to wait for a teacher to correct their mistakes, Chatbots can provide instant feedback on pronunciation, grammar, and vocabulary, helping them to identify and address their weaknesses in real-time.

The availability of Chatbot A.I technology 24/7 also makes language learning more accessible. Students can practice their language skills at any time, from anywhere, without having to worry about scheduling conflicts with a teacher. This flexibility means that language learning can become a more integral part of students' daily lives, helping them to embed the new language more deeply in their minds.

Finally, Chatbot A.I provides an enjoyable and engaging experience for language learners. With its use of gamification techniques and interactive dialogues, Chatbots make language learning feel like a fun and engaging activity, rather than a chore.
What is the main idea of the passage?
A.
The instant feedback of Chatbot A.I in language teaching
B.
The personalization of Chatbot A.I in language teaching
C.
The benefits of Chatbot A.I in language teaching
D.
The 24/7 availability of Chatbot A.I in language teaching
The use of Chatbot A.I in language teaching has revolutionized the way we approach language learning. These intelligent software programs offer a range of benefits that make language education more engaging, effective, and accessible.

One of the most significant benefits of Chatbot A.I in language teaching is the personalization it offers. Chatbots are capable of adapting to each student's learning style, pace, and ability, delivering lessons that are tailored specifically to their needs. This ensures that students receive instruction that is most relevant to them, leading to improved engagement and motivation.

Another advantage of Chatbot A.I is that it provides students with immediate feedback. Unlike a traditional classroom setting where students have to wait for a teacher to correct their mistakes, Chatbots can provide instant feedback on pronunciation, grammar, and vocabulary, helping them to identify and address their weaknesses in real-time.

The availability of Chatbot A.I technology 24/7 also makes language learning more accessible. Students can practice their language skills at any time, from anywhere, without having to worry about scheduling conflicts with a teacher. This flexibility means that language learning can become a more integral part of students' daily lives, helping them to embed the new language more deeply in their minds.

Finally, Chatbot A.I provides an enjoyable and engaging experience for language learners. With its use of gamification techniques and interactive dialogues, Chatbots make language learning feel like a fun and engaging activity, rather than a chore.
According to paragraph 2, Chatbots______.
A.
provide lessons that are tailored specifically to students' needs.
B.
make students lose engagement and motivation.
C.
are incapable of adapting to each student's pace.
D.
help students receive the most irrelevant instruction.
have something you haven't got." As the old saying goes, "Opposites attract." So, perhaps science can help you find your perfect partner, but sometimes it's just down to chemistry.

Như người xưa vẫn nói, "Đối lập sẽ hút nhau." Vì vậy, có lẽ khoa học có thể giúp bạn tìm được đối tác hoàn hảo của mình, nhưng đôi khi nó còn phải phụ thuộc vào phản ứng cảm xúc của cả hai.
What could be the best title for the passage?
A.
Online dating: A prospering business in Britain.
B.
Can science help you to find love?
C.
Internet dating: Expectations and plain reality.
D.
Love on the Internet: Pros and Cons.
| have something you haven't got." As the old saying goes, "Opposites attract." So, perhaps science can help you find your perfect partner, but sometimes it's just down to chemistry. | Như người xưa vẫn nói, "Đối lập sẽ hút nhau." Vì vậy, có lẽ khoa học có thể giúp bạn tìm được đối tác hoàn hảo của mình, nhưng đôi khi nó còn phải phụ thuộc vào phản ứng cảm xúc của cả hai. |
According to paragraph 1, what is the most popular way for single adults to meet their life partners in Britain?
A.
Blind dates.
B.
Online dating.
C.
In-person events.
D.
Introductions through friends.
| have something you haven't got." As the old saying goes, "Opposites attract." So, perhaps science can help you find your perfect partner, but sometimes it's just down to chemistry. | Như người xưa vẫn nói, "Đối lập sẽ hút nhau." Vì vậy, có lẽ khoa học có thể giúp bạn tìm được đối tác hoàn hảo của mình, nhưng đôi khi nó còn phải phụ thuộc vào phản ứng cảm xúc của cả hai. |
According to the passage, which of the following is NOT TRUE?
A.
A psychometric test consists of a personality profile, and a hobbies and interests questionnaire.
B.
C.
D.
| have something you haven't got." As the old saying goes, "Opposites attract." So, perhaps science can help you find your perfect partner, but sometimes it's just down to chemistry. | Như người xưa vẫn nói, "Đối lập sẽ hút nhau." Vì vậy, có lẽ khoa học có thể giúp bạn tìm được đối tác hoàn hảo của mình, nhưng đôi khi nó còn phải phụ thuộc vào phản ứng cảm xúc của cả hai. |
Which sentence best summarises the writer's opinion?
A.
Science definitely can't help because it doesn't take account of personal attraction.
B.
Science will only help if you tell the truth about your sex, age and appearance.
C.
Science can definitely help you to find a partner.
D.
Science may help some people, but not all.
Mark the letter A, B, C, D on your answer sheet to indicate the sentence that best combines each pair of sentences in the following questions.

The firefighters had just left the building. There was a loud explosion.
A.
Only after there had been a loud explosion did the firefighters leave the building.
B.
No sooner had the firefighters left the building than there was a loud explosion.
C.
Not until there had been a loud explosion did the firefighters leave the building.
D.
Had it not been for a loud explosion, the firefighters would not have left the building.
The use of Chatbot A.I in language teaching has revolutionized the way we approach language learning. These intelligent software programs offer a range of benefits that make language education more engaging, effective, and accessible.

One of the most significant benefits of Chatbot A.I in language teaching is the personalization it offers. Chatbots are capable of adapting to each student's learning style, pace, and ability, delivering lessons that are tailored specifically to their needs. This ensures that students receive instruction that is most relevant to them, leading to improved engagement and motivation.

Another advantage of Chatbot A.I is that it provides students with immediate feedback. Unlike a traditional classroom setting where students have to wait for a teacher to correct their mistakes, Chatbots can provide instant feedback on pronunciation, grammar, and vocabulary, helping them to identify and address their weaknesses in real-time.

The availability of Chatbot A.I technology 24/7 also makes language learning more accessible. Students can practice their language skills at any time, from anywhere, without having to worry about scheduling conflicts with a teacher. This flexibility means that language learning can become a more integral part of students' daily lives, helping to embed the new language more deeply in their minds.

Finally, Chatbot A.I provides an enjoyable and engaging experience for language learners. With its use of gamification techniques and interactive dialogues, Chatbots make language learning feel like a fun and engaging activity, rather than a chore.

[Sự sẵn có của công nghệ Chatbot A.I 24/7 cũng giúp việc học ngôn ngữ trở nên dễ tiếp cận hơn. Học sinh có thể thực hành các kỹ năng ngôn ngữ của mình bất cứ lúc nào, ở bất cứ đâu mà không phải lo lắng về việc xung đột lịch trình với giáo viên. Tính linh hoạt này có nghĩa là việc học ngôn ngữ có thể trở thành một phần không thể thiếu trong cuộc sống hàng ngày của học sinh, giúp ngôn ngữ mới ăn sâu hơn vào tâm trí các em.]

[Cuối cùng, Chatbot A.I mang đến trải nghiệm thú vị và hấp dẫn cho người học ngôn ngữ. Với việc sử dụng các kỹ thuật trò chơi hóa và đối thoại tương tác, Chatbot khiến việc học ngôn ngữ trở thành một hoạt động thú vị và hấp dẫn hơn là một việc vặt.]
What is the main idea of the passage?
A.
The instant feedback of Chatbot A.I in language teaching
B.
The personalization of Chatbot A.I in language teaching
C.
The benefits of Chatbot A.I in language teaching
D.
The 24/7 availability of Chatbot A.I in language teaching
The use of Chatbot A.I in language teaching has revolutionized the way we approach language learning. These intelligent software programs offer a range of benefits that make language education more engaging, effective, and accessible.

One of the most significant benefits of Chatbot A.I in language teaching is the personalization it offers. Chatbots are capable of adapting to each student's learning style, pace, and ability, delivering lessons that are tailored specifically to their needs. This ensures that students receive instruction that is most relevant to them, leading to improved engagement and motivation.

Another advantage of Chatbot A.I is that it provides students with immediate feedback. Unlike a traditional classroom setting where students have to wait for a teacher to correct their mistakes, Chatbots can provide instant feedback on pronunciation, grammar, and vocabulary, helping them to identify and address their weaknesses in real-time.

The availability of Chatbot A.I technology 24/7 also makes language learning more accessible. Students can practice their language skills at any time, from anywhere, without having to worry about scheduling conflicts with a teacher. This flexibility means that language learning can become a more integral part of students' daily lives, helping to embed the new language more deeply in their minds.

Finally, Chatbot A.I provides an enjoyable and engaging experience for language learners. With its use of gamification techniques and interactive dialogues, Chatbots make language learning feel like a fun and engaging activity, rather than a chore.

[Sự sẵn có của công nghệ Chatbot A.I 24/7 cũng giúp việc học ngôn ngữ trở nên dễ tiếp cận hơn. Học sinh có thể thực hành các kỹ năng ngôn ngữ của mình bất cứ lúc nào, ở bất cứ đâu mà không phải lo lắng về việc xung đột lịch trình với giáo viên. Tính linh hoạt này có nghĩa là việc học ngôn ngữ có thể trở thành một phần không thể thiếu trong cuộc sống hàng ngày của học sinh, giúp ngôn ngữ mới ăn sâu hơn vào tâm trí các em.]

[Cuối cùng, Chatbot A.I mang đến trải nghiệm thú vị và hấp dẫn cho người học ngôn ngữ. Với việc sử dụng các kỹ thuật trò chơi hóa và đối thoại tương tác, Chatbot khiến việc học ngôn ngữ trở thành một hoạt động thú vị và hấp dẫn hơn là một việc vặt.]
According to paragraph 2, Chatbots______.
A.
provide lessons that are tailored specifically to students' needs.
B.
make students lose engagement and motivation.
C.
are incapable of adapting to each student's pace.
D.
help students receive the most irrelevant instruction.
The use of Chatbot A.I in language teaching has revolutionized the way we approach language learning. These intelligent software programs offer a range of benefits that make language education more engaging, effective, and accessible.

One of the most significant benefits of Chatbot A.I in language teaching is the personalization it offers. Chatbots are capable of adapting to each student's learning style, pace, and ability, delivering lessons that are tailored specifically to their needs. This ensures that students receive instruction that is most relevant to them, leading to improved engagement and motivation.

Another advantage of Chatbot A.I is that it provides students with immediate feedback. Unlike a traditional classroom setting where students have to wait for a teacher to correct their mistakes, Chatbots can provide instant feedback on pronunciation, grammar, and vocabulary, helping them to identify and address their weaknesses in real-time.

The availability of Chatbot A.I technology 24/7 also makes language learning more accessible. Students can practice their language skills at any time, from anywhere, without having to worry about scheduling conflicts with a teacher. This flexibility means that language learning can become a more integral part of students' daily lives, helping to embed the new language more deeply in their minds.

Finally, Chatbot A.I provides an enjoyable and engaging experience for language learners. With its use of gamification techniques and interactive dialogues, Chatbots make language learning feel like a fun and engaging activity, rather than a chore.

[Sự sẵn có của công nghệ Chatbot A.I 24/7 cũng giúp việc học ngôn ngữ trở nên dễ tiếp cận hơn. Học sinh có thể thực hành các kỹ năng ngôn ngữ của mình bất cứ lúc nào, ở bất cứ đâu mà không phải lo lắng về việc xung đột lịch trình với giáo viên. Tính linh hoạt này có nghĩa là việc học ngôn ngữ có thể trở thành một phần không thể thiếu trong cuộc sống hàng ngày của học sinh, giúp ngôn ngữ mới ăn sâu hơn vào tâm trí các em.]

[Cuối cùng, Chatbot A.I mang đến trải nghiệm thú vị và hấp dẫn cho người học ngôn ngữ. Với việc sử dụng các kỹ thuật trò chơi hóa và đối thoại tương tác, Chatbot khiến việc học ngôn ngữ trở thành một hoạt động thú vị và hấp dẫn hơn là một việc vặt.]
The word "their" in paragraph 3 refers to________.
A.
Chatbots'
B.
mistakes'
C.
teachers'
D.
students'
The use of Chatbot A.I in language teaching has revolutionized the way we approach language learning. These intelligent software programs offer a range of benefits that make language education more engaging, effective, and accessible.

One of the most significant benefits of Chatbot A.I in language teaching is the personalization it offers. Chatbots are capable of adapting to each student's learning style, pace, and ability, delivering lessons that are tailored specifically to their needs. This ensures that students receive instruction that is most relevant to them, leading to improved engagement and motivation.

Another advantage of Chatbot A.I is that it provides students with immediate feedback. Unlike a traditional classroom setting where students have to wait for a teacher to correct their mistakes, Chatbots can provide instant feedback on pronunciation, grammar, and vocabulary, helping them to identify and address their weaknesses in real-time.

The availability of Chatbot A.I technology 24/7 also makes language learning more accessible. Students can practice their language skills at any time, from anywhere, without having to worry about scheduling conflicts with a teacher. This flexibility means that language learning can become a more integral part of students' daily lives, helping to embed the new language more deeply in their minds.

Finally, Chatbot A.I provides an enjoyable and engaging experience for language learners. With its use of gamification techniques and interactive dialogues, Chatbots make language learning feel like a fun and engaging activity, rather than a chore.

[Sự sẵn có của công nghệ Chatbot A.I 24/7 cũng giúp việc học ngôn ngữ trở nên dễ tiếp cận hơn. Học sinh có thể thực hành các kỹ năng ngôn ngữ của mình bất cứ lúc nào, ở bất cứ đâu mà không phải lo lắng về việc xung đột lịch trình với giáo viên. Tính linh hoạt này có nghĩa là việc học ngôn ngữ có thể trở thành một phần không thể thiếu trong cuộc sống hàng ngày của học sinh, giúp ngôn ngữ mới ăn sâu hơn vào tâm trí các em.]

[Cuối cùng, Chatbot A.I mang đến trải nghiệm thú vị và hấp dẫn cho người học ngôn ngữ. Với việc sử dụng các kỹ thuật trò chơi hóa và đối thoại tương tác, Chatbot khiến việc học ngôn ngữ trở thành một hoạt động thú vị và hấp dẫn hơn là một việc vặt.]
The word "embed" in paragraph 4 is closest in meaning to______.
A.
plant
B.
seal
C.
enclose
D.
bury
The use of Chatbot A.I in language teaching has revolutionized the way we approach language learning. These intelligent software programs offer a range of benefits that make language education more engaging, effective, and accessible.

One of the most significant benefits of Chatbot A.I in language teaching is the personalization it offers. Chatbots are capable of adapting to each student's learning style, pace, and ability, delivering lessons that are tailored specifically to their needs. This ensures that students receive instruction that is most relevant to them, leading to improved engagement and motivation.

Another advantage of Chatbot A.I is that it provides students with immediate feedback. Unlike a traditional classroom setting where students have to wait for a teacher to correct their mistakes, Chatbots can provide instant feedback on pronunciation, grammar, and vocabulary, helping them to identify and address their weaknesses in real-time.

The availability of Chatbot A.I technology 24/7 also makes language learning more accessible. Students can practice their language skills at any time, from anywhere, without having to worry about scheduling conflicts with a teacher. This flexibility means that language learning can become a more integral part of students' daily lives, helping to embed the new language more deeply in their minds.

Finally, Chatbot A.I provides an enjoyable and engaging experience for language learners. With its use of gamification techniques and interactive dialogues, Chatbots make language learning feel like a fun and engaging activity, rather than a chore.

[Sự sẵn có của công nghệ Chatbot A.I 24/7 cũng giúp việc học ngôn ngữ trở nên dễ tiếp cận hơn. Học sinh có thể thực hành các kỹ năng ngôn ngữ của mình bất cứ lúc nào, ở bất cứ đâu mà không phải lo lắng về việc xung đột lịch trình với giáo viên. Tính linh hoạt này có nghĩa là việc học ngôn ngữ có thể trở thành một phần không thể thiếu trong cuộc sống hàng ngày của học sinh, giúp ngôn ngữ mới ăn sâu hơn vào tâm trí các em.]

[Cuối cùng, Chatbot A.I mang đến trải nghiệm thú vị và hấp dẫn cho người học ngôn ngữ. Với việc sử dụng các kỹ thuật trò chơi hóa và đối thoại tương tác, Chatbot khiến việc học ngôn ngữ trở thành một hoạt động thú vị và hấp dẫn hơn là một việc vặt.]
Which of the following is TRUE according to the essay?
A.
Chatbots are only available during traditional classroom hours.
B.
Chatbots are unable to adapt to each student's learning style.
C.
Chatbots make language learning feel like a chore.
D.
Chatbots provide instant feedback on pronunciation, grammar, and vocabulary.
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the underlined part that needs correction in each of the following questions.

We have conducted exhausting research into the effects of smartphones on students' behaviour and their academic performance.
A.
into
B.
academic performance
C.
exhausting research
D.
behaviour
In 1986, the organization changed their name to World Wide Fund to better reflect its activities.
A.
In
B.
activities
C.
their
D.
better
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