Đề chính thức Đề thi vào lớp 10 Hải Phòng môn Tiếng Anh năm 2026 - 31/05/2026

The English Program For Green Teens is designed for secondary school students who want to improve their English while learning about environmental protection.

The program (22) __________ place every Saturday morning at the City Youth Center, including speaking, reading, and project-based activities. Participants will work in groups to develop communication skills and environmental awareness. Students are encouraged to join the program to become confident and effective English (23) __________.

All activities are carefully planned to ensure that learning is both effective and (24) __________.

In today's digital age, Vietnamese young people are increasingly depending on the virtual world. However, this trend is considered as an unhealthy living habit since it presents several drawbacks and challenges that can have long-term effects on teens' emotional and physical well-being.

According to experts, excessive screentime is a significant concern associated with living a virtual life. Prolonged exposure to digital devices can lead to eye strain, headaches, sleep deprivation and other health issues. Worryingly, teens who assign hours on the Net every day tend to suffer from disappointing performance at school and poor posture. Another negative effect on youngsters is social isolation and disconnection from the real world. Many teens become highly reliant on online interactions and neglect their offline relationships, leading to the feelings of loneliness, anxiety and depression. Additionally, the online world can expose them to cyberbullying, harassment and harmful content, posing a threat to their safety.

To solve the problems, it is recommended that parents set a screentime limit for their children, encourage them to take part in outdoor activities and practise responsible online behaviour. Besides, parents, educators and policymakers need to play an active role in promoting digital literacy and popularising online safety rules for youngsters. These will help them have a well-balanced life between work and play.

Life in Viet Nam many years ago was much simpler than it is today. People lived in small houses made (31) __________ wood or bamboo, and most families didn't own many modern facilities. Electricity was not common in rural areas, so children often studied in the evening using oil lamps.

Transportation was also very limited. Instead of taking buses or (32) __________ motorbikes, students usually walked to school. Without the Internet, children spent their free time playing traditional games or helping their parents with household chores such as cooking, cleaning, or gardening.

(33) __________ the difficulties, life back then had its own charm. Neighbours supported each other during harvest seasons, and street vendors brought food to every corner of the village. As a result, people shared a strong sense of (34) __________ and they felt deeply connected to each other.

Today, although life is more comfortable, many adults feel (35) __________ about the past. As for them, good traditions and customs are still worth preserving.