Đề ôn thi Đề thi vào lớp 10 Hà Nội môn Tiếng Anh - Mã đề HN-110

On the day of our final presentation, we received some terrible news. Maria, our main speaker, had come down with a high fever and couldn't make it. (23) __________. (24) __________

Pollination is a crucial process for flowering plants to reproduce. For this to happen, pollen must (25) __________ from the male part of one flower to the female part of another. This job is often done by animals called pollinators.

Pollinators, such as bees and butterflies, play a (26) __________ role in nature. They visit flowers to drink a sweet liquid called nectar. (27) __________, this action also helps the plant. To ensure pollinators visit them, plants have developed special ways to (28) __________ them, like having bright colors and a sweet scent. When an insect lands on a flower, it accidentally picks up pollen. It then carries this pollen to the next flower it visits, a process (29) __________ leads to fertilization. Thanks to this partnership, the beautiful flowers that we (30) __________ in parks and gardens can continue to thrive.

Imagine sitting in a silent classroom during an important final exam. You glance over and see your best friend, An, secretly looking at a small note in his hand. Your heart drops. He is cheating, and you are the only one who seems to have noticed. The teacher is at the front of the room, completely unaware of what is happening.

This is not a simple case of a lazy student. An is normally diligent, but you know he's under immense pressure from his family to get top marks. They have high expectations, and he feels a deep need to make them proud. The situation presents a real moral dilemma. You understand that if he is caught, the consequences could be severe, not just for his grades but for his family's feelings as well.

Considering your options is difficult. If you tell the teacher, An could fail or be suspended, and your friendship might end forever. But if you stay silent, are you being a good friend or just an accomplice? You could confront him after the test, but it might not change anything. It also feels unfair to everyone else who studied honestly for the exam.

Ultimately, there is no single right answer. This moment is about more than just a test; it's about defining your personal values. Your decision—whether to report An, speak to him privately, or do nothing—shows what you prioritize: loyalty to a friend, the principle of fairness, or your own integrity. It is a choice that only you can make.

The rise of social media has introduced a new phenomenon known as 'slacktivism,' (37) __________. This form of civic engagement is popular because it is quick and easy. However, critics argue that it might be counterproductive to real change.

The problem arises when people feel they have contributed meaningfully to a cause, (38) __________. This tokenistic support can become a substitute for more demanding forms of activism, (39) __________.

Ultimately, the ease of online clicking might create an illusion of social change, (40) __________. True progress often requires more than just a digital signature to solve complex issues.

A. such as volunteering time or donating money to an organization

B. which refers to low-effort online activities like signing digital petitions or sharing political posts

C. distracting from the sustained, real-world efforts needed to address complex issues

D. creating a sense of satisfaction that reduces their motivation for further action