Đề ôn thi Đề thi vào lớp 10 Trường THPT Chuyên KHTN môn Tiếng Anh - Mã đề KHTN-151

I was walking home when I saw an elderly woman trip on an uneven paving stone and fall heavily. She cried out in pain, clutching her ankle as passersby simply glanced over. (23) __________. (24) __________

Have you ever wondered how giant mountains are formed? The answer lies deep beneath our feet, in the movements of tectonic plates. The Earth’s surface is made up of several huge sections of rock (25) __________ are called tectonic plates. These plates are not static; they have been moving for billions of years. When two continental plates collide, they push against each other with incredible force. Since the plates have similar densities, neither can sink beneath the other. (26) __________, the rock at the boundary is forced upwards, folding and faulting. This process exerts enormous (27) __________ on the crust, slowly creating the towering peaks we see. For example, the magnificent Himalayan mountain range (28) __________ by the collision between the Indian and Eurasian plates. This geological event (29) __________ millions of years ago and is still happening today. The entire process (30) __________ a huge amount of time, demonstrating the powerful forces that shape our planet.

In a busy alley in Hanoi, Mr. Hung spends his days covered in grease, repairing motorbikes. His small shop is a familiar sight, always filled with the sounds of tools and engines. To most, he is just another mechanic, a man earning a living through his modest trade. But when the sun sets, a different side of Mr. Hung's character emerges.

As evening arrives, the garage transforms. Oil-stained tools are put away, and a large whiteboard is placed against a wall. Old tires and plastic stools become seats for a dozen children, creating a makeshift classroom. Mr. Hung started this free night class for children from low-income migrant families in his neighborhood, noticing they struggled with homework because their parents worked late and couldn't afford tutors.

The results of Mr. Hung's efforts are profound. Students who were once behind in school are now catching up, their confidence growing with each lesson. He doesn't just teach math and literature; he teaches them about kindness and perseverance. The positive atmosphere in his class gives these children a stable and encouraging environment, which is a crucial factor for their development in often challenging circumstances.

Mr. Hung's story is a testament to the idea that philanthropy is not just about donating money. His contribution of time and knowledge is invaluable. By dedicating his evenings to these children, he is investing in the community's future. His simple act of kindness creates ripples of positive change, proving that one person’s commitment can inspire an entire neighborhood.

Have you ever noticed ads for something you just searched for online? This isn't a coincidence; it's the work of personalized advertising. Companies collect data about your online behavior—what you click on, the websites you visit, and even your location—to create a detailed profile of your interests. (37) __________. For many, this is a welcome convenience that makes shopping easier.

However, this convenience comes at a cost, (38) __________. Many people feel uncomfortable knowing that their every digital move is being tracked. (39) __________. Ultimately, it's up to each user to be aware of these practices (40) __________.

A. and decide what level of privacy they are willing to give up

B. This trade-off between convenience and privacy is a central debate in our digital age

C. This allows them to show you ads that are highly relevant to you

D. raising serious concerns about how much of our personal information is being gathered