Đề ôn thi Đề thi vào lớp 10 Hải Phòng môn Tiếng Anh - Mã đề HPG-42

The Apollo 11 mission in 1969 was a historic event for humanity. On July 16, the powerful Saturn V rocket (29) __________ from Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The crew, Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins, began their journey to the Moon. Four days later, they successfully entered lunar orbit. The lunar module, named the 'Eagle', separated from the main command module. This was the vehicle (30) __________ would take Armstrong and Aldrin to the Moon's surface.

The landing itself was a tense moment. Armstrong manually piloted the Eagle to avoid a dangerous crater and find a safe landing (31) __________. He famously reported, "The Eagle has landed." A few hours later, Armstrong became the first human to step onto the Moon. (32) __________, Buzz Aldrin joined him shortly after. The famous words, "That's one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind," (33) __________ by Armstrong as he took his first steps. They spent about two and a half hours outside, collecting samples, and they also (34) __________ an American flag on the lunar surface. The mission was a monumental success.

In many cultures around the world, and especially in Vietnam, the family meal is considered a cornerstone of family life. It is a time-honored tradition where family members connect after a long day. However, this valuable practice is facing challenges. With parents' demanding work schedules and teenagers' commitments to 'học thêm' (extra classes), finding time to eat together is becoming increasingly difficult. This growing concern is a frequent topic on VTV's lifestyle programs, highlighting a modern pressure on a traditional value.

The benefits of sharing meals as a family are well-documented, particularly concerning nutrition and physical health. Studies show that teenagers who regularly eat with their families tend to consume more fruits, vegetables, and other healthy foods. They are also less likely to eat unhealthy fast food or drink sugary sodas. Consequently, these habits contribute to a healthier body weight and better physical development. Making time for these shared meals is essential for building a strong, healthy foundation during the teenage years.

Beyond the physical advantages, the impact on mental and social well-being is equally significant. The dinner table can be a safe space for teenagers to talk about their day, share their problems, and receive support from their parents. This regular, open communication strengthens family bonds and can lead to a noticeable decline in teenage stress and anxiety. Furthermore, research indicates that teens who have frequent family dinners are less likely to engage in risky behaviors.

While managing school, homework, and social activities can make regular family dinners seem like an impossible goal, the advantages are clear. These shared moments are not just about eating; they are an investment in your physical health, mental stability, and family relationships. Protecting this simple tradition can provide long-lasting benefits that will support you throughout your life.