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The document discusses climate change and wildlife conservation, highlighting the urgent need to address greenhouse gas emissions and protect biodiversity. It outlines the causes and impacts of climate change, such as rising sea levels and extreme weather, and emphasizes the importance of global cooperation and individual actions in combating these issues. Additionally, it covers wildlife conservation efforts, including the establishment of protected areas and the role of education and technology in preserving species and habitats.

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The document discusses climate change and wildlife conservation, highlighting the urgent need to address greenhouse gas emissions and protect biodiversity. It outlines the causes and impacts of climate change, such as rising sea levels and extreme weather, and emphasizes the importance of global cooperation and individual actions in combating these issues. Additionally, it covers wildlife conservation efforts, including the establishment of protected areas and the role of education and technology in preserving species and habitats.

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Đề 7

Read the following passage about [climate change] 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 1 to 5.
[I] Climate change is one of the most pressing challenges of our time, affecting ecosystems, biodiversity, and
human communities across the globe. [Climate change is a big problem affecting nature and people
worldwide.] [II] Scientists warn that unless greenhouse gas emissions are significantly reduced, the Earth's
climate may experience irreversible damage. [Scientists say we must cut greenhouse gases to avoid
permanent damage.] [III] The consequences of climate change are widespread, impacting weather patterns,
agricultural productivity, and health conditions worldwide. [Climate change causes many problems, like
changing weather, less food, and health issues.] [IV]
One of the primary causes of climate change is the burning of fossil fuels, such as coal, oil, and gas, which
releases large amounts of carbon dioxide (CO₂) into the atmosphere. [Burning fossil fuels like coal, oil, and
gas releases a lot of carbon dioxide (CO₂) into the air.] This gas traps heat, leading to a rise in global
temperatures, a phenomenon known as global warming. [This gas traps heat and makes the Earth warmer,
known as global warming.] Another major contributor is deforestation, as trees play a critical role in
absorbing CO₂. [Cutting down trees also adds CO₂ because trees absorb this gas.] When forests are
destroyed, that CO₂ is released, adding to the atmosphere's greenhouse effect. [When forests are destroyed,
the CO₂ is released, worsening the greenhouse effect.]
The impacts of climate change are already evident in various forms. [The effects of climate change can
already be seen in many ways.] Rising sea levels are causing coastal erosion and increasing the frequency of
flooding, which endangers millions living in low-lying areas. [Higher sea levels are causing coastal areas to
erode and flooding to happen more often, putting millions of people in danger in low-lying regions.]
Additionally, extreme weather events like hurricanes, droughts, and heatwaves are becoming more common
and severe. [Furthermore, severe weather events like storms, dry spells, and heatwaves are happening more
frequently and intensely.] These events not only damage infrastructure but also pose serious risks to human
health and food security. [These events not only destroy buildings and infrastructure but also create serious
threats to people's health and access to food.]
Addressing climate change requires a collaborative, global response. [Tackling climate change needs
teamwork on a global level.] Many governments have joined international agreements, like the Paris
Agreement, aiming to limit global temperature rise and reduce emissions. [Many countries have signed
international deals, like the Paris Agreement, to slow temperature increases and cut emissions.] However, it is
crucial for individuals and businesses to also play a part by reducing their carbon footprint through actions
such as conserving energy, reducing waste, and supporting renewable energy sources. [But it’s also
important for people and companies to help by lowering their carbon impact through actions like saving
energy, reducing waste, and using renewable energy sources.]
(Adapted from “Climate and Human Impact”)
Question 1. Where in paragraph I does the following sentence best fit?
Rapid industrial development and population growth have accelerated the accumulation of greenhouse
gases.
A. [I] B. [II] C. [III] D. [IV]
Question 2. The phrase "traps heat" in paragraph 2 could be best replaced by ____.
A. absorbs energy B. lets out warmth
C. reduces temperature D. blocks sunlight
Question 3. According to paragraph 2, which of the following is NOT a cause of climate change?
[Based on paragraph 2, which of the following is NOT a reason for climate change?]
A. burning fossil fuels B. rising sea levels
C. deforestation D. increased CO₂ levels
Question 4. Which of the following best summarizes paragraph 3? [Which of these choices best explains
paragraph 3?]
A. The rising sea levels threaten coastlines and biodiversity. [Higher sea levels put coastlines and wildlife at
risk.]
B. Climate change is creating both environmental and human health challenges. [Climate change brings
problems for the environment and human health.]
C. Increased CO₂ levels lead to more frequent weather disasters. [More CO₂ in the air causes more frequent
severe weather events.]
D. Global warming affects agriculture, health, and living conditions. [Global warming affects farming, health,
and how people live.]
Question 5. Which of the following best summarizes the passage?
A. The increase in greenhouse gases, driven by industrial growth, is causing significant environmental
challenges, calling for a cooperative global response. [The rise in greenhouse gases from industrial activities is
causing big environmental problems, needing a global team effort to solve.]
B. Fossil fuels and deforestation are key causes of climate change, which governments can only address
through international agreements. [Burning fossil fuels and cutting down forests are main reasons for climate
change, which governments can only fix through global agreements.]
C. The Paris Agreement aims to limit global warming by encouraging businesses to switch to renewable
energy sources. [The Paris Agreement tries to stop global warming by getting businesses to use renewable
energy.]
D. Climate change impacts are mostly related to the natural environment, with minimal effects on human
communities and health. [Climate change mostly affects nature and has little impact on people and their
health.]

Read the following passage about [wildlife conservation] 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 6 to 10.
Wildlife conservation is a crucial endeavor that aims to protect animal species and their habitats. [Protecting
animals and their homes is a key goal of wildlife conservation.] This effort is essential for maintaining
biodiversity and ensuring the health of our ecosystems. [This work is important to keep nature diverse and
ecosystems healthy.] Human activities such as deforestation, pollution, and climate change are some of the
primary threats to wildlife. [Activities like cutting down forests, pollution, and climate change are major
dangers to wildlife.] Conservation initiatives strive to mitigate these impacts through various strategies.
[Conservation efforts aim to reduce these problems using different methods.]
One significant aspect of wildlife conservation is the establishment of protected areas. [A key part of wildlife
conservation is creating protected areas.] National parks, wildlife reserves, and marine protected areas are
created to provide safe havens for endangered species. [National parks, wildlife reserves, and marine areas
are made to give endangered animals safe places to live.] These areas not only protect wildlife but also offer
opportunities for scientific research and eco-tourism, which can benefit local economies. [These areas not
only protect animals but also support research and eco-tourism, helping local economies grow.]
Another important approach is the reintroduction of species into their natural habitats. [Another key strategy
is releasing species back into their original environments.] This method has been successful in bringing
several species back from the brink of extinction. [This method has successfully saved many species from
near extinction.] Conservationists carefully monitor and support these reintroduced populations to ensure
their survival. [Conservationists closely watch and help these animals to make sure they survive.]
Education and awareness campaigns play a pivotal role in wildlife conservation as well. [Education and
awareness programs are very important for wildlife conservation.] By educating the public about the
importance of biodiversity and the threats facing wildlife, these campaigns foster a sense of responsibility
and encourage community involvement in conservation efforts. [By teaching people about the value of
biodiversity and the dangers to wildlife, these programs create a sense of responsibility and encourage
communities to help with conservation.]
Technological advancements are also aiding conservation efforts. [New technology is helping with wildlife
conservation.] Innovations such as satellite tracking, DNA analysis, and drone surveillance help researchers
gather critical data and monitor wildlife populations more effectively. [Tools like satellite tracking, DNA
testing, and drones allow researchers to collect important information and observe animal populations
better.] These tools enable more informed decision-making and efficient conservation strategies. [These
technologies support smarter decisions and more effective conservation plans.]
Question 6. Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a threat to wildlife? [Which of these is NOT listed as
a danger to wildlife?]
A. Deforestation B. Pollution
C. Climate change D. Urbanization
Question 7. The word "establishment" in paragraph 2 is closest in meaning to:
A. creation B. destruction
C. preservation D. alteration
Question 8. The word "their" in paragraph 3 refers to:
A. natural habitats B. conservationists
C. reintroduced populations D. species
Question 9. The word "pivotal" in paragraph 4 could be best replaced by:
A. trivial B. crucial
C. secondary D. irrelevant
Question 10. Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?
A. Only national parks can protect endangered species. [Only national parks can keep endangered animals
safe.]

B. Reintroduction of species has never been successful. [Releasing animals back into the wild has never
worked.]
C. Education campaigns foster community involvement. [Education programs encourage people to get
involved.]
D. Technological advancements are irrelevant to conservation. [New technology has no connection to
conservation.]
Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the following
questions.
Question 11. My sister is really interested in _______ software engineering and marketing, but _______
them sound great to me.
[While my sister is fascinated by software engineering and marketing, I don’t find either of them appealing.]
A. both/ neither B. both of/ either of
C. neither of/ both D. both/ neither of
Question 12. _______, there will be more green trees than buildings in the future cities.

[It is certain that future cities will have more green trees than buildings.]

A. Finally B. Certainly
C. Maybe D. Might be
Question 13. It’s often stressful _______ all day long and _______ the housework before bedtime.
[Working throughout the day and completing house chores before bed can be quite stressful.]
A. to work/ to do B. to work/ do
C. working/ doing D. working/ to do
Question 14. Her _______ tone means she suspected us of stealing her money.
[The way she spoke, with an accusatory tone, indicated that she thought we had taken her money.]
A. miserable B. arrogant
C. accusing D. confident
Question 15. Social teenagers can easily _______ on with their teachers and classmates.
[Outgoing teenagers tend to build good relationships with both their teachers and peers.]
A. fit B. make C. live D. get
Question 16. : Most teenagers prefer being on their own to being in the _______ of their parents.
[Many teenagers would rather spend time alone than be around their parents.]
A. attendance B. appearance
C. company D. surveillance
Question 17. The less open you are to your parents, the more _______ they feel.
[When you share less with your parents, they tend to feel more distant from you.]
A. disconnected B. unfamiliar
C. unrelated D. separated
Question 18. It is of utmost importance that the whole family _______ some traditional activities together.
[It is crucial for the entire family to participate in traditional activities as a group.]
A. play B. do C. make D. go
Question 19. His girlfriend _______ out on him because of his lies and distrust.
[Due to his dishonesty and lack of trust, his girlfriend left him.]
A. made B. walked
C. splashed D. broke
Question 20. If only we hadn’t decided on this restaurant. The food was _______.
[I regret choosing this restaurant because the food was very disappointing.]
A. up to standard B. out of this world
C. a bit special D. a real let-down
Question 21. This documentary shows us how the melting of the Arctic _______ affects us.
[This documentary explains the impact of the Arctic ice cap melting on our lives.]
A. coral reef B. water cycle
C. ice cap D. polar bear
Question 22. Instead _____ petrol, cars will only run ____ solar energy and electricity.
[Cars will rely on solar energy and electricity as fuel rather than petrol.]
A. of / on B. for / by
C. in / over D. of/ upon
Question 23. He regretted________ killed and eaten several rare species.
[He felt remorse for killing and consuming some rare species.]
A. to have B. having
C. have D. has
Question 24. The local authorities were blamed________ ignored the pollution issues in the area.
[People held the local authorities responsible for neglecting the area's pollution problems.]

A. about having B. on having


C. for having D. before have
Question 25. Everyone is going to be there, _______?
[Isn’t it true that everyone will attend?]
A. isn’t he B. is they
C. aren’t they D. don’t they
Question 26. My elder brother apologized to my parents __________ the simple lifestyle changes they had
told him when he was young.
[My older brother expressed regret to my parents for ignoring the basic lifestyle adjustments they advised
him to adopt during his childhood.]
A. for not following B. for following
C. on following D. on not following
Question 27. Someone who is _______ is hopeful about the future or the success of something in particular.
[A person with an optimistic outlook has a positive attitude toward the future or the potential success of
something specific.]
A. powerful B. optimistic
C. stagnant D. pessimistic
Question 28. ___________ all necessary preparations, we put our plan into action.
[After completing all the required preparations, we executed our plan.]
A. Having made B. Have made
C. Made D. Having make
Question 29. I ___________ a research since last week. I will finish it this Friday.
[I started working on a research project last week and plan to complete it by Friday.]
A. have studied B. have been studying
C. are studying D. study
Question 30. Three students were suspected of ____________ during the examination.
[It was believed that three students might have cheated while taking the exam.]
A. cheat B. having cheated
C. being cheated D. cheated
Rewrite each sentence using the given words and phrases; no additional words are needed.
Question 31. for many people/ a source of/ can provide/ stories/ hope and motivation/ inspiring life.
[Stories of remarkable lives have the power to inspire, offering encouragement and positivity to countless
individuals.]
__________________________________________________________________________
Question 32. have caught/ we could/ if the kids/ on time/ the train/ hadn't overslept.
[If the kids hadn’t overslept, we would have managed to catch the train on time.]
__________________________________________________________________________
Question 33. in/ might live/ people in/ near advanced facilities/ the future,/ cities.
[In the coming years, urban residents could reside close to highly developed amenities.]
__________________________________________________________________________
Question 34. world with evolving/ technology and jobs/ is crucial/ in a fast-changing/ lifelong/ learning.
[Continuous learning is essential to keep up with the rapidly changing world driven by advancements in
technology and shifting job markets.]
__________________________________________________________________________
Question 35. to become/ building and managing/ you must focus/ on/ a businessman,/ your own business.
[If you want to become an entrepreneur, you need to concentrate on creating and running your own
company.]
__________________________________________________________________________
Question 36. what hinders/ confidence/ is/ a lack of/ young people/ from achieving success.
[Young people often fail to achieve success due to their lack of self-confidence.]
__________________________________________________________________________
Question 37. people/ fit/ follow/ to remain healthy/ and physically/ strict diets.
[To maintain their health and stay in good shape, individuals often adhere to strict dietary plans.]
__________________________________________________________________________
Question 38. despite/ energy/ friendly,/ solar/ being environmentally/ is not widely adopted.
[Although solar energy is eco-friendly, its usage has not become widespread.]
__________________________________________________________________________
Question 39. new/ learning/ things can open/ passions/ and inspire/ minds.
[Exploring new knowledge has the potential to broaden perspectives and ignite enthusiasm.]
__________________________________________________________________________
Question 40. personal life/ is important/ to balance/ it/ work and.
[Balancing work and personal life is important.]
__________________________________________________________________________

Listening
(Recording A) Listen to the recording and fill in the gaps.
Climate (1)______________ is a critical global (2)______________ that affects (3)______________,
biodiversity, and human (4)______________. The primary (5)______________ are the burning of
(6)______________ fuels, such as coal, oil, and gas, which (7)______________ large amounts of CO₂ into the
(8)______________, and deforestation, which (9)______________ the ability of forests to
(10)______________ this gas. These actions (11)______________ to global warming and
(12)______________ the greenhouse (13)______________. The (14)______________ of climate change are
(15)______________ visible, including (16)______________ sea levels that cause (17)______________ and
coastal (18)______________, more frequent (19)______________ weather events like hurricanes and
(20)______________, and threats to (21)______________ health and food (22)______________. Combating
climate change (23)______________ collective action on a (24)______________ scale, such as international
agreements like the Paris Agreement, alongside (25)______________ by individuals and businesses to
reduce their carbon (26)______________ through energy (27)______________, waste reduction, and
support for (28)______________energy.
(Recording B) Listen to the recording and fill in the gaps.
Wildlife (1)______________ is essential (2)______________ protecting animal (3)______________ and
maintaining (4)______________. Major (5)______________ like deforestation, pollution, and
(6)______________ change are addressed (7)______________ strategies such (8)______________
establishing (9)______________ areas, which (10)______________ safe spaces for (11)______________
species, support research, and (12)______________ eco-tourism. Reintroducing (13)______________ into
natural (14)______________ has also (15)______________ save many from (16)______________. Education
campaigns raise (17)______________ about the (18)______________ of biodiversity, while
(19)______________ like (20)______________ tracking and drones improve (21)______________ and
decision-making. Together, these (22)______________ play a (23)______________ role in preserving
(24)______________ and wildlife.

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