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Read the following leaflet and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 1 to 6.

"Discover Your Intelligence”

✦ About the Exhibition

This exhibition is inspired by the groundbreaking work of Howard E. Gardner, a developmental psychologist at Harvard University (1) ____________ introduced the Theory of Multiple Intelligences. Gardner proposed that human intelligence consists of a (2) ____________ of distinct strengths rather than a single ability.

Join us for a special exhibition that brings the theory to life! It encourages many students, teachers, and numerous (3) ____________ learners to explore the eight dimensions of human intelligence through interactive stations.

✦ What You Will Experience

Participants will engage in short tests and hands-on activities to (4) ____________ their dominant intelligences. These tasks cover all eight areas, including language, logic, music, visual skills, (5) ____________ coordination, social interaction, self-reflection, and nature-based recognition.

For more information, please contact the organizing team (6) ____________ [email protected] for support and registration assistance.

(Adapted from Harvard Graduate School of Education – Project Zero)

Question 1. A. which                B. who                                C. whom                        D. whose

Question 2. A. variety        B. collection                        C. mixture                        D. selection

Question 3. A. lasting                B. endless                        C. lifelong                        D. eternal

Question 4. A. carry out        B. bring out                        C. point out                        D. find out

Question 5. A. physical        B. physically                        C. physics                        D. physician

Question 6. A. at                B. on                                C. by                                D. in

Read the following announcement and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 7 to 12.

“The Logo Design Contest for Ninh Binh Province”

The contest seeks to highlight the province’s rich historical identity and (7) ____________ while encouraging greater public involvement in promoting its image.

✦ Participation Criteria: All Vietnamese citizens, both within the country and abroad, are (8) ____________ to participate, except members of the Organizing Committee and the Jury.

✦ Contest Themes: Designs may reflect historical-cultural traditions, natural scenery, or (9) ____________ defining features of Ninh Binh.

Participants are encouraged to (10) ____________ inspiration from the province’s heritage and landscape to ensure a clear sense of authenticity in their submissions.

✦ Timeline: Deadline 31 Dec 2025; results announced early Feb 2026. (11) ____________, please note that all entries must remain authentic and easily recognizable to the public.

✦ Purpose of the Contest: The contest aims to foster creativity, strengthen community engagement, and build pride in Ninh Binh’s cultural legacy, (12) ____________ to future communication and identity-building efforts.

(Adapted from https://vhtt.ninhbinh.gov.vn)

Question 7.

A. cultural character unique                                B. unique character cultural        

C. cultural unique character                                 D. unique cultural character

Question 8. A. eligible        B. edible                        C. legible                        D. audible

Question 9. A. another        B. other                        C. the other                        D. others

Question 10. A. make                B. bring                        C. draw                        D. have

Question 11. A. In addition        B. Meanwhile                        C. Otherwise                        D. Nevertheless

Question 12.

A. to contributing        B. to be contributed                C. contributed                        D. contributing

Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the best arrangement of utterances or sentences to make a meaningful exchange or text in each of the following questions from 13 to 17.

Question 13.

a. Liam: That’s amazing! Did you learn any specific lessons from them?

b. Emma: I love hearing my grandparents’ life stories. They faced so many challenges growing up.

c. Emma: Definitely. They taught me to be strong and face my own challenges with confidence.

A. b – c – a                B. b – a – c                        C. a – c – b                        D. c – b – a

Question 14.

a. Mia: Me too! I really want to learn how to make traditional pottery and talk to local artisans.

b. Mia: Definitely! Exploring the culture, meeting locals, and trying those activities will be fun.

c. Alex: Sounds great! We could also join a workshop or attend a cultural festival.

d. Mia: Hi Alex! Our cultural exchange trip is coming up soon. Are you getting excited?

e. Alex: Absolutely! I can’t wait to try local food, visit historical sites, and join daily activities.

A. c – d – a – b – e        B. c – a – b – e – d                C. d – e – b – a – c                D. d – e – a – c – b

Question 15.

Dear Mai,

a. Because this is such a meaningful year, I hope you won’t let yourself get too distracted, especially by early relationships, so you can give more attention to your goals.

b. I am writing from my workplace far from home to let you know how proud I am of you and how much I believe in you.

c. As you begin your final year of high school, I hope you stay focused, work hard, and use this important time wisely.

d. Remember that your efforts now will bring many opportunities later, and I will always love and support you no matter where I am.

e. Even though I’m away, I trust that you will stay responsible, maintain healthy habits, and spend your time on what truly helps you grow.

Yours lovingly, Mom

A. a – d – c – e – b        B. b – c – a – e – d                C. b – c – e – d – a                D. d – a – e – c – b

Question 16.

a. To improve, I plan to join school clubs where I can practice working with others and get more comfortable sharing my opinions.

b. At times, I avoid speaking up because I’m afraid of saying something wrong or not expressing my ideas clearly.

c. I’ve realized recently that I lack many soft skills, especially communication and teamwork, which makes me feel unsure of my abilities in group projects.

d. Little by little, I hope these efforts will help me become more confident and develop the skills needed to connect well in a global environment.

e. I also want to learn from classmates who are confident speakers and observe how they interact with people from different backgrounds.

A. c – b – a – e – d        B. c – a – e – b – d                C. b – c – a – e – d                D. c – b – e – a – d

Question 17.

a. In recent years, many places in Vietnam - especially the central region - have suffered severe floods that damaged houses, farmland, and essential infrastructure.

b. Many communities are now improving early-warning systems, strengthening flood-resistant infrastructure, and restoring natural areas to reduce future danger.

c. These efforts help protect both the environment and local livelihoods, allowing communities to recover faster and become more resilient over time.

d. Because of these rising risks, more organizations and local authorities are paying greater attention to disaster preparedness and sustainable development.

e. As weather patterns become more unpredictable, such flooding has occurred more frequently and affected people’s daily lives more seriously.

A. a – d – b – e – c        B. a – e – b – d – c                C. a – e – d – b – c                D. a – b – d – e – c

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 18 to 22.

CYCLING IN LONDON

Cycling is an eco-friendly activity that helps protect the environment, and many countries in Europe, including the UK, are encouraging it as they face problems like air pollution and heavy traffic. (18) ____________. Over the past year, however, the number of people cycling in London has risen by an impressive 45 percent. This sharp increase mainly comes from the expansion of dedicated bike lanes, rising environmental awareness, and the city’s ongoing efforts to reduce congestion and improve air quality. (19) ____________.

What has driven this change? Much of the progress is thanks to the National Cycle Network project, (20) ____________. The city has also invested heavily in improving cycling facilities, allocating significant resources to upgrading routes, enhancing safety features, and supporting a more cyclist-friendly urban environment. The introduction of secure bicycle parking on streets, at railway and underground stations, and in schools and workplaces (21) ____________. Today, it is estimated that nearly 75 percent of the population live within two miles of a cycling route. (22) ____________, people are making more cycling journeys than ever before, which is helping transform London into a healthier and more sustainable city.

(Adapted from FCE Use of English)

Question 18.

A. Despite having only 20 million bikes, the British were long seen as keen cyclists

B. Most of Britain’s 20 million bikes saw regular use, showing limited cycling enthusiasm recently

C. In the 2010s, the British weren’t keen on cycling, with only 5 out of 20 million bicycles in use

D. Hardly any enthusiasm for cycling was evident in Britain recently, as regular use accounted for almost all bicycles nationwide

Question 19.

A. However, London has been cleaner and quieter than many European capitals

B. As a result, the capital has become a cleaner city compared with others in Europe

C. In comparison, London has been classified as among the most polluted cities in Europe

D. In terms of pollution levels, other cities across Europe now rank lower than London

Question 20.

A. which has recently encouraged people to cycle for commuting and leisure

B. where many critics argue has not improved cycling habits across the country in recent years

C. whose primary focus is on maintaining existing roads rather than expanding the network

D. that has been recently criticized for uneven cycling access between central and outer areas

Question 21.

A. has raised concerns among cyclists about limited space in busy urban areas

B. has put people off cycling by making the parking process needlessly complicated

C. has introduced new guidelines for storing bicycles safely in public places

D. has played a key role in increasing the number of regular cyclists

Question 22.

A. While some areas continue to suffer from poor maintenance of cycling paths

B. Because access has become more convenient with upgraded infrastructure

C. In order to manage rising concerns about overcrowded cycling routes

D. Unless cycling infrastructure improves significantly in some areas

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the best answer to each of the following questions from 23 to 30.

Cultural conflicts happen because people misunderstand contextual information. Different cultures attach different levels of importance to context when they communicate, so the same message may be understood differently. Because of this, knowing how people rely on context is vital for reducing confusion and improving communication across cultures.

There are generally two types of cultures: high-context cultures and low-context cultures. High-context cultures, such as those in East Asian and Middle Eastern countries, focus heavily on the situation of a message. Much meaning is implied rather than said directly, so speakers need to know the relationship and setting before understanding the words. These cultures value suggested ideas more than the exactness of words.

In contrast, low-context cultures, such as Germany or America, are characterized by clear communication, precise wording, detailed messages, and consistent speaking styles. They place great importance on the actual message, and its meaning is usually easier to understand and more direct. Communication is more detailed and exact because people rely less on outside factors to shape meaning. Every word matters, and accuracy is necessary to avoid misunderstanding, especially in formal or professional situations.

These contextual differences are easy to see in the business world. A Japanese contract is often shorter because much information is assumed within the high-context culture. An American contract, however, is longer and more detailed to ensure nothing is left confusing. Understanding these differences helps people communicate more effectively across cultures and build stronger relationships, encouraging deeper cooperation and mutual respect in diverse international settings.

(Adapted from Reading forThe Real World)

Question 23. The word “vital” in paragraph 1 is OPPOSITE in meaning to ____________.

A. resistant                B. unnecessary                C. important                        D. incredible

Question 24. Which of the following do high-context cultures NOT focus on?

A. situation                B. relationship                        C. setting                        D. exactness

Question 25. The word “They” in paragraph 3 refers to ____________.

A. low-context cultures                                 B. consistent speaking styles

C. outside factors                                        D. detailed messages

Question 26. The word “confusing” in paragraph 4 could be best replaced by ____________.

A. surprising                B. misleading                        C. amazing                        D. fulfilling

Question 27. Which of the following best paraphrases the underlined sentence in paragraph 4?

A. These situational differences are quite visible in business contexts.

B. These contextual differences make business communication easy to see.

C. These situational differences have little effect on business communication.

D. All business practices are likely to be the same in contextual differences.