Đề ôn thi Đề thi vào lớp 10 Trường Phổ thông Năng khiếu môn Tiếng Anh - Mã đề PTNK-74
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Đề Tiếng Anh ôn thi vào lớp 10 trường PTNK mã PTNK-74 có 50 câu hỏi trắc nghiệm theo cấu trúc đề thi của Trường Phổ thông Năng khiếu, với tổng thời gian làm bài 60 phút. Đây là đề thứ 74 trong bộ 180 đề ôn thi toàn diện môn Tiếng Anh vào lớp 10 trường PTNK năm 2026 của DethiAnh.
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Đề chuẩn
Đề thi được xây dựng theo đúng cấu trúc đề của Trường Phổ thông Năng khiếu.
Toàn diện
180 đề thi với bộ câu hỏi không trùng lặp, bao quát hết phạm vi ôn thi.
Tiện lợi
Tự ôn thi mọi lúc mọi nơi trên máy tính, điện thoại, máy tính bảng.
Hiệu quả
Kết hợp 2 chế độ ôn tập & thi thử mang lại hiệu quả ôn thi cao nhất.
Choose the option that best fits the blank or is the most appropriate answer to each of the following questions.
Question 1
Minh: I'm trying to schedule our next online study group.
Sarah: I'm not sure __________ to meet online next week.
- why
- when
- where
- how
Question 2
David: Is this their map of the pagoda area?
Linh: No, it's __________.
- us
- ours
- our
- we
Question 3
Grandma: How is little Nam?
Mom: He __________ a cough for two days now.
- has
- was having
- had
- has had
Question 4
Minh: How can we prepare for the presentation so fast?
Sarah: We need to plan everything __________ from now on.
- careful
- care
- caring
- carefully
Question 5
Linh: Are you coming to the study group this Saturday?
David: If my little brother gets sick, I __________ with you all.
- didn't come
- wouldn't come
- haven't come
- won't come
Question 6
Minh: This used phone is cheap. Do you think it's worth buying?
Sarah: It looks quite __________ for an older model.
- well-maintained
- good
- old
- fine
Question 7
Linh: Tet traditions are so important, David.
David: Do you think Tet now is __________ than before?
- better
- good
- best
- as good as
Question 8
Mai: I just finished watching the football match highlights. I really think it's __________ exciting sport.
Alex: I agree! The atmosphere in the stadium is always incredible.
- (no article)
- an
- a
- the
Question 9
Linh: Alex looks really pale after seeing the bill.
Mike: He __________ worried about paying for such an expensive meal.
- must be
- should be
- has to be
- might be
Question 10
Minh: Excuse me, I have a serious seafood allergy.
Sarah: Oh, I see. You should avoid __________ that soup then.
- to eat
- eat
- ate
- eating
Choose the word whose underlined part differs from the other three in pronunciation in each of the following questions.
Question 11
- tunnel
- summit
- function
- consume
Question 12
- argument
- approval
- boundary
- defendant
Choose the word that differs from the other three in the position of the primary stress in each of the following questions.
Question 13
- minister
- discussion
- terrorist
- manager
Question 14
- innovative
- fascinating
- mortality
- comfortable
Choose the underlined part that needs correction in each of the following questions.
Question 15
Making the special family dish was easily for my mother because she had made it many times before.
- easily
- had made
- was
- for
Question 16
Since Grandma loves chocolate cake, so we bought a very big one for her party.
- loves
- we
- so
- Since
Question 17
You need to be responsible of your homework before you can go out and play.
- your
- to
- be
- of
Question 18
The tenant called the manager to ask what was the problem with the electricity.
- with
- to
- the
- was the problem
Question 19
The stray dogs were fighting over a bone, which seemed to be their.
- dogs
- which
- their
- seemed
Choose the most suitable response for each of the following exchanges.
Question 20
Maria and Linh are chatting after a cultural studies class.
Linh: Maria, you always have interesting questions about traditions.
Maria: __________
- What are considered lucky or unlucky numbers in Vietnam?
- Which numbers do you like in Vietnam?
- Are Vietnamese numbers difficult to remember?
- Tell me about lucky numbers in Vietnam.
Read the text carefully and decide which is the best answer for each question.
Jupiter, the largest planet in our solar system, is famous for many reasons, but perhaps its most recognizable feature is the Great Red Spot. The Great Red Spot, which is a gigantic storm in Jupiter's southern hemisphere, has fascinated astronomers for centuries. It's a persistent, high-pressure region in the atmosphere that produces an enormous anti-cyclonic storm, much like a hurricane on Earth, but on a much grander scale.
This feature is officially the largest known storm in our solar system. The reddish color of the spot is still a topic of scientific debate, but it is likely caused by chemical compounds interacting with solar radiation. Unlike storms on Earth that last for days or weeks, the Great Red Spot is a phenomenon of incredible endurance and power.
Historical observations suggest that astronomers have been aware of a large spot on Jupiter (21) __________ hundreds of years. While continuous records are not perfect, scientists believe it (22) __________ for at least 350 years. This longevity makes it the oldest-observed storm system and a unique natural laboratory for studying atmospheric dynamics.
The scale of the Great Red Spot is difficult to comprehend. Its size can vary, but its overall effect on the planet is always significant. At its widest point, it is about 16,000 kilometers wide, large enough to fit our entire planet inside. This immense size demonstrates the extreme weather conditions that exist on gas giants like Jupiter.
It might look like a calm, red oval from a distance. (23) __________, inside the storm, the winds are incredibly powerful, reaching speeds of over 430 kilometers per hour and spinning in an anti-clockwise direction. For this reason, scientists continue to (24) __________ attention to the Great Red Spot, using advanced telescopes like Hubble and the Juno spacecraft to unlock its secrets.
Question 21
- during
- since
- from
- for
Question 22
- is existing
- will exist
- was existing
- has existed
Question 23
- Although
- However
- Therefore
- Moreover
Question 24
- make
- give
- pay
- take
Question 25
What is the most suitable title for the passage?
- The Weather on All Gas Giants
- Jupiter's Giant, Ancient Storm
- The Colors of the Outer Planets
- A Comparison of Jupiter and Earth
Question 26
According to the passage, what is TRUE about the Great Red Spot's size?
- Its size has remained exactly the same for centuries.
- It is smaller than any hurricane found on our planet.
- It is wide enough to contain the whole of planet Earth.
- It covers more than half of Jupiter's entire surface.
Question 27
According to the passage, what is NOT TRUE about the Great Red Spot?
- The storm is a very recent discovery by modern telescopes.
- Scientists are still actively studying its behavior.
- It is a type of powerful, long-lasting hurricane.
- Its winds are spinning in an anti-clockwise direction.
Read the passage carefully and decide which is the best answer for each question.
The clatter of plates and the aroma of coffee are increasingly accompanied by the whirring of wheels and the gentle hum of circuits. Across the globe, from bustling city restaurants to cozy cafes, robot waiters and baristas are making their debut. These automated helpers are designed to perform tasks traditionally handled by humans, like delivering meals, clearing tables, or even crafting your perfect latte. For many, encountering a robot serving them is an exciting, futuristic experience, prompting a key question: are these mechanical marvels just a passing novelty, or a significant shift in the service industry? [I]
Currently, these service robots excel at repetitive, predictable tasks. They can navigate busy floor plans with impressive precision, bringing dishes from the kitchen directly to your table, or mixing drinks according to programmed recipes. Restaurants and cafes hope to boost efficiency, reduce wait times, and even minimize errors by leveraging this technology. Moreover, the sheer presence of a robot often acts as a powerful marketing tool, drawing curious customers eager to witness this technological integration firsthand, transforming a simple meal into a unique, tech-infused event. [II]
[III] A number of cafes in vibrant cities like Hanoi and Da Nang have embraced robot waiters, primarily as a captivating gimmick to attract visitors. Imagine stepping into a bustling cafe and being greeted by a sleek, silent machine gliding towards your table with your order! While these establishments have successfully leveraged the novelty factor, widespread practical application across the Vietnamese hospitality sector remains limited. For many young people, encountering these robots becomes a memorable and fun experience, turning an ordinary outing into something extraordinary.
However, the path to full automation in service is not without its hurdles. Robots, for all their efficiency, lack the nuanced understanding and emotional intelligence human staff provide. They can't offer personalized recommendations, handle complex customer complaints with empathy, or adapt spontaneously to unusual requests. The initial investment in these machines can be substantial, as can their maintenance. Furthermore, the question of job displacement lingers: if robots become commonplace, what will be the future for human employees in an industry traditionally reliant on personal interaction? [IV]
So, as you enjoy a drink delivered by a robot or watch one clear a neighboring table, consider the bigger picture. Is this merely a fascinating technological fad, or are we witnessing the early stages of a profound transformation in how services are delivered globally? For teenagers like you, this isn't just about cool new cafes; it’s about understanding the evolving landscape of work and daily life. The integration of robotics challenges us to think about the skills of the future and how humanity will continue to thrive alongside intelligent machines.
Question 28
Which of the following would be the best title for the passage?
- Service Robots: A Novelty or a New Normal?
- How Robots Are Eliminating Human Jobs
- The Technical Design of Automated Baristas
- Vietnam's High-Tech Hospitality Revolution
Question 29
Based on paragraph 1, it can be concluded that robot waiters are...
- less expensive for restaurants to use than hiring human employees.
- already more popular with customers than the traditional human service staff.
- a futuristic concept that is still many years away from practical application.
- becoming more common but are not yet a standard feature in most restaurants.
Question 30
According to paragraph 2, what is one reason restaurants use service robots?
- They are able to craft new drink recipes based on customer preferences.
- They can offer personalized suggestions based on a customer's past orders.
- They possess the ability to handle unexpected situations and complaints.
- They serve as an effective marketing tool that attracts curious new customers.
Question 31
All of the following are mentioned in paragraph 3 about service robots in Vietnam EXCEPT:
- They can be found in cafes located in cities such as Hanoi and Da Nang.
- They provide a memorable and fun experience for younger customers.
- They have significantly reduced operating costs for most cafe owners.
- They are used more as a gimmick than for widespread practical purposes.
Question 32
The author includes paragraph 4 primarily to...
- argue that robots are superior to humans in handling complex customer issues.
- explain the high level of emotional intelligence programmed into the robots.
- discuss the challenges and disadvantages of automating the service industry.
- provide a detailed breakdown of the maintenance costs for a typical robot.
Question 33
In paragraph 5, the word this refers to...
- the challenge of finding the right skills for future jobs.
- the experience of enjoying a drink delivered by a machine.
- the specific way a robot clears a neighboring table.
- the trend of integrating robots into the service sector.
Question 34
The overall tone of the passage can best be described as...
- balanced and informative.
- critical and pessimistic.
- humorous and lighthearted.
- enthusiastic and promotional.
Question 35
In which place in the passage can the following sentence best fit?
- I
- II
- III
- IV
Rewrite each of the following sentences, using the given words so that it keeps the same meaning. Do not change the form of the words given.
Question 36
It was a mistake not to delay the rocket launch. → They __________. (SHOULD)
Question 37
He asked, 'How much of the forest will be cut down?' → He wanted to know __________. (WOULD)
Question 38
The protein shake was so effective that I felt recharged quickly after my workout. → It was __________. (SUCH)
Question 39
I offer dog-walking services on Saturdays to earn some extra pocket money. → I offer dog-walking services on Saturdays __________. (SO THAT)
Question 40
I started attending the drama club nine months ago. → I have __________. (FOR)
Question 41
"You should definitely try to get tickets for the final match!" John said to Sarah. → John strongly __________. (RECOMMENDED)
Question 42
"You should participate in the next beach clean-up," the environmental activist said to us. → The environmental activist advised us __________. (PARTICIPATE)
Write the word in brackets in its correct tense to complete the following sentences.
Question 43
I (take) __________ a shower when the water suddenly turned icy cold yesterday evening.
Question 44
I (make) __________ a quick call when I asked you to wait.
Write the correct form of the word in brackets to complete the following sentences.
Question 45
The diner expressed his great __________ of the delicious meal to the chef. (enjoy)
Question 46
On the special occasion, the temple was filled with many __________ offerings. (glory)
Question 47
Sarah told Tom about her long __________ to Japan during their video call. (fly)
Question 48
As John enthusiastically shared stories about his holiday abroad, he hoped they would __________ his friend's view of the world. (broad)
Question 49
Your active participation in class today was truly __________. (price)
Question 50
It would be __________ to leave trash behind in such a beautiful, quiet forest. (responsible)