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ĐỀ THAM KHẢO LUYỆN THI TNPT 2020 - 09

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Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word whose underlined part differs from the other three in pronunciation in each of the following questions. 01.A. work B. word C. world D. worry 02.A. azure B. zone C. zoom D. zephyr Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the underlined part that needs correction in each of the following questions.

03. (A) Standing among so many strangers, (B) the frigtened child began (C) to sob (D) uncontrollable.

A. to sob B. the frigtened C. uncontrollable D. Standing among 04. I (A)‘d rather you (B) will not (C) go out (D) so much.

A. so much B. go out C. d’rather D. will not 05. Asronomers do not have sufficient (A) information (B) to determine (C) what the solar system (D) was created.

A. to determine B. what C. information D. was created Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the questions from 06 to 12. Somewhere around February it begins. The drizzle is coming down outside and the kids are bored on a Saturday afternoon. It’s usually then that my husband decides it is time to plan our summer holiday. Out come the brochures and the discussion begins. It’s not that we’re an argumentative family, but it seems that where we are to spend two weeks in the summer relaxing brings out the worst in us. Before too long, we’re all insisting on places and refusing others, the volume steadily increasing. My daughter discovers a lifelong ambition to go to India. Funny how she never mentioned it before. My son isn’t going anywhere unless he can bring his dog and my husband doesn’t mind where he goes as long as it’s within five miles of a golf course. As usual, it’s left to someone, and guess who, to find somewhere that everybody is willing to accept (the dog goes to the neighbours, though). This can take some weeks of persuading, reminding and convincing on my part, but usually there’s a solution. Then it’s time to plan the packing. It seems that everybody else believes that it can be done half an hour before we leave for the airport. My husband lays out things he wants to take and I put them back when he’s not looking and get out the real holiday clothes. My daughter wants to take everything she owns. Each item she has to put back is the subject of another argument. Finally, the day arrives and we get to the airport in plenty of time. This happens because I start to shout five hours earlier that we are going in five minutes, ready or not. Once at the airport, we check in. It sounds simple enough, but the thing is that airports are full of people running around who don’t know where to go. Not surprising since we only do it once a year and we’ve forgotten where we went last time. We finally find the right desk, get rid of the bags and go through to the departure lounge. Somewhere around here, I can finally think about relaxing. Not for me the cold sweats, shaking, and nervous wondering about the plane. Everything is somebody else’s problem. If there’s something wrong with the plane, the pilot can worry about it. If a passenger has a heart attack, the stewards can worry about it. And so begin two weeks of relaxation. I learned long ago that the only way to do it is to stop being called ’Mum’. For those two weeks, whenever I hear the word I look around as if it refers to someone else. I ignore any question that begins with ‘Where’s my...’. The funny thing is that they always find it anyway. The only thing I worry about is which book I'm going to take to the pool. My husband follows a ball around a course, my kids do whatever kids do these days and I become myself again for a short while.

06. Why does the writer put back the clothes her husband chooses?

A. He forgets to choose things for her. B. He can’t decide what to take. C. She doesn’t like what he wears. D. The clothes aren’t suitable. 07. The writer …