S80 GIAO DUC VA DAO TAO KY THI CHON HOC SINH GIOI TINH LOP 9 HA TINH NAM HOC 2020 - 2021 f PHAN THI CA NHAN DE THI CHINA THUC Mén thi: TIENG ANE. (Dé thi 59 trang) ‘Thoi gian lam bai: 120 phat . Thi sinh khong str dung bat ky? tai liéu no, ké cd tir dién. . - . Thi sinh lim bai tre tiép vaio dé thi, ghi cau tré loi vio cic ché trong hodie cde 6 cho san. : Riéng phan tric nghiém thi sinh chi ghi ddp dn A, B, C hode D. . Gin thi khong gidi thich gi thém. Diém ciia toan bai thi Cac giim khao $6 phach (Bang s6) (Bang chit) | (Ky va ghi rd ho tén) (Do chit tich hi dong ghi) Gi khao 1: Gidm khao 2: SECTION I. LISTENINGG.0 POINTS) Part I. You are going to listen to people talking in eight different situations. For questions 1-8, choose the answer (A, B or C) which fits best according to what you hear. You will hear the recording TWICE. 1. You hear girl talking to a friend about an activity camp she went to, How did the girl feel about going there? ‘A. afraid of the activities she'd have to do B. nervous about being on her own CC. unsure about meeting new people 2. You hear part of an interview with a travel agent. What does she recommend doing on holiday? A. researching good restaurants B. identifying peak travel times C. trying to communicate in the local language 3. You hear a boy talking about his part-time job. What has he leamed from doing it? A. to get on well with customers B. the value of being part of a team C. how important communication skills are 4.You hear a girl talking about the place she lives in now. What does she like the most about it? A. It is quiet and peaceful. B. She can live more healthily. C. There are outdoor activities to do. 5. You hear two friends talking about the sports they do, What do they agree about? A. Music makes exercise easier to do. B. Using apps can help you get fit. C. It’s difficult if you don’t do the right thing in class. 6. You hear two friends talking about social media, What does the gir! think about it? A. It's useful to see what is going on in friends® lives.B. It's not a good way to find out about social events. C. It gives a false picture of people's lives. 7. You overhear two school friends talking about a restaurant project at school. How does the girl feel about it? A. worried that she won't finish the all preparation in time B. concerned the restaurant won't get the assistance it needs C. doubtful about her ability to cook well enough 8. You hear a boy leaving a message om a friend's phone. Why is he calling? ‘A. to give his friend information about the school concert B. to persuade his friend to babysit his sister C. to ask his friend for help ‘Your answers: 1. [2. 3. 4 5. ‘6. 7. 8. Part IL. You are going to listen to a student called Hannah talking about a class project about plastic. Complete the sentences with a word or short phrase. You will hear the recording TWICE. Hannah says she has always been curious about how (9)....,2ffeets the natural world, Hannah uses the expression(10).....,10 describe the discovery of the amount of plastic she used herself. Hannah decided to keep a small reusable bag in her (11), Hannah was upset that she couldn’t rely on the (12), Hannah uses the word (13)....10 explain how she felt about buying something that was totally recycled, Hannah was amazed to find that containers for (14.,..,daad been found on distant beaches. Hannah gives the example of (15). all the time. to provide details of things she wanted to buy. as something that should be made from recycled plastic. Your answers: 9. 13. 10. 14. 11. 15. 12. SECTION I. LEXIC¢ ;RAMM. 0 POINTS) Part 1: Choose the correct word or phrase to complete each sentence. Write your answer A, B, C or D in the numbered boxes. 16. In our hospital, patients every morning. ‘A. can examine B. have examined —C. are examined D. were examining 17. The company made push to expand their business in South America. A.abusy B.anaggressive C. asevere D.ahungry 18. The shopping centre is easily from the motorway. A. affordable B. available C. accessible D. accountable 19. A majority of board members will be required to any changes to the business’s rules and. regulations. A. acquire B. yield C. qualify D. approve 20. Only a few fans believed make it all the way to the championship. A. what the soccer team would B. whether the soccer team should 2C. which the soccer team might D. that the soccer team could 21. The frightened horse began to away from the snake. A. thrill B. fear C. shy D.tip 22. The repairperson installed in the broken windows, A. new glass B. new glasses Ca new glass D. some new glasses 23. If Jessica classes this semester as last semester, she will be able to graduate this summer. A. took as many as B. will take so many C. would take many D. takes as many 24. The directions do not say how many total kilometers to drive, A. do we have B. we have C. have we D. having 25, in difficult economic times, the small company hired five new employees last year. A. Well done unless B. Doing well even C. They dowell except —_D. Though done well 26. Amanda felt that her new part-time job would be a great opportunity more practical experience. A. to get the B. getting some —_C. to get some D. getting the 27. Jack’s father bought him a(n) bike as a birthday gift A. blue Japanese expensive B. expensive Japanese blue C. Japanese expensive blue D. expensive blue Japanese 28. Itis, work of art that everyone wants to have a look at it. A.asoumusual —-B.soananusual—_C, such unusual a D. such an unusual 29. Museum staff are in the process of. the damaged sculpture. A. relieving B. restoring C. replenishing D. reversing 30. I thought I had read some of that author’s work, but these titles don’t really A.catchtheeye -B.saythe word. play a part D. ring a bell 31. She got out of her high-stress job in the stock market for the of her health. A.sake B. reason C. care D. cause 32. You shouldn't leave your bike out in the rain. It will get A. rotten B. rusty C. mouldy D. decayed 33. Take your gloves with you, Darling, it gets cold later. You never know A. though B. because C. incase D. in spite of 34, She couldn’t have known what was in the letter she had written it herself. Ac until Bit C. unless D.Ifonly 35, Jolie and Tom are meeting at the supermarket. Jolie: "Hi, Tom. How are you doing?” Tom: " How about you?" A. I'm waiting for my sister B. I'm shopping for food C. I'm doing nothing D. I'm doing well Your answers: 16 17 18 yp 20 21 2 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30. 31 32 33 34 35 Part 2: Complete each sentence with suitable prepositions or particles. Write your answers in the numbered boxes. 36. The new law on dropping litter comes force next month. 37. Ann was released from prison and now she is probation. 38. Local students have been banned taking part in the demonstration. 39. Local people have called for an investigation the causes of the fire. 40. Football fans went the rampage in the centre of Norwich last night 4, Several guests at the hotel were robbed jewellery and money. 342. David, 19, has been sleeping 1 park bench for the past six months. 43. The police have charged her driving without due care and attention. 44, It was important at that time to me to be financially independent my parents 45. They pled John not to drink much as this would lead to accidents Your answers: 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43 44 45 Part 4: Complete the sentences with the correct form of the words in capitals. /A recent survey asked people to list which 46 __and behaviour CHARACTER they looked for in friends and which things they __47__or even hated. LIKE ‘The answer isnot __48___ the same for different people have different opinions. VARY Most said they preferred people who were kind and __49__, and with a CONSIDER sense of humour. A few said they valued people with a strong 50__ IMAGINE anda true sense of _51_. Quite a few people said they had dropped COOPERATE friends for being __52__and unable to make up their minds. A lot of DECIDE ;people said that they above all wanted friends who gave them __53__ ENCOURAGE ‘The survey, which was carried out in Canada, also came up with some very 54 answers. For instance, one person said that she only wanted EXPECT friends who were __55___in their careers and who wore fashionable clothes! SUCCEED |Another person said that the worst thing a person could do was talk too much and this would result in the end ofa friendship. Well, they say it takes all sorts to make a world! What qualities do you look for in a friend? Your answers: 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. SECTION II. READING(6.0 POINTS) Part 1. For questions 56-70, read the text below and look carefully at each line. Some of the lines are correct and some have a word which should not be there. If a line is correct, put a tick (1). If a line has a word which should not be there, write it in the space provided. There are two examples at the beginning (0 and 00). ‘Why I Hate Cars 0......100...Even though cars can be too useful, there are many reasons why I hate them. 0......V.. Firstly, they make a lot of noise. Of course, they also pollute SG :secasseaeessas the environment. Another reason for why I hate them is that they _are everywhere in the city where Iam live; all the streets are _...crowded with both moving and parked cars. They ereate a lots of heat 459. .and raise the temperature, which is being already very high in the 60. .spring and summer months. Having a car also makes a good number Glisiasnasonssaed cof many people lazy. Loads of people who have a car use it every 2 day of the week, even so when they could easily walk or take public 63... . transport. These people they say that driving saves them lots of time, 64 but what they don’t seem to realise is that there are lots of advantages 65. . to walking or taking a bus on a regular basis. Walking it is very good 66. exercise and can help to keep us healthy. Taking a bus allows 67. .us to avoid the stress of which driving in traffic, and gives us 68. extra time to read a book or listen to music. This year, Ihave been 69. made a serious effort to leave out my car in the garage as much as 70. possible. This has made me any calmer and healthier, and it’s good for the environment, too, so why don’t you try it? Part II, Read the following passage and decide which answer (A, B, C, or D) best fits each gap. Write Your answer in the numbered boxes. Starting work In recent years, job markets have become so competitive that choosing the right __71__ path has become crucial for many young people. The goal of most young people is to find a_72_ that offers some decent benefits. The most basic of these is a good _73__but also includes such things as paid holiday _74__, health insurance and a pension fund. But often the reality is somewhat different. Many young people are having to work for a low __75__of pay, with no extra payment for _76__ and with the threat that they could be _77___ redundant at any time. It’s no wonder that there is low __78__ among many employees these days. This has led to a growing number of young people to show __79 and start up their own businesses offering a whole range of projects to people who live in their local communities. It requires a lot of __80__ and some luck but it can pay off in the end. 71. A. job B. career C. vocation D. occupation 72. A. station B. spot C. position D. location 73. A. salary B. eamings C. return, D. compensation 74. A. leave B. absence C. package D. going 75. A. figure B. rate C. charge D. cost 76. A. fonctions B. work C. occasions D. overtime 77... taken B. made C. done D. forced 78. A. morale B. income C. bonus D. moral 79. A. operation B. adventure C. concern D. enterprise 80. A. exercise B. strain C. force D. effort ‘Your answers: 1. 2. 73. 74. 7. 76. TI. (78. 79. 80. Part III, Read the following paragraphs and answer the questions. ‘A. In Nonwich, England, the first housing development designed for both hedgehogs and people has been built. All through the gardens and fences is a network of pathways and holes installed just for the ancient, spiny creatures. It's the paradise that Fay Vass, chief executive of the British Hedgehog preservation Sciety, calls ‘absolutely fantastic’. As for the developers they have reason to think the animal will help make home sales fantastic, too, Part of the attraction is that many people simply love hedgehogs, particularly in Britain, 5where children’s book writer Beatrix Potter introduced Mrs Tiggy-Winkle, a hegdehog character, over a century ago. But part of the attraction is that hedgehogs are good for gardens, eating vast numbers of slugs and other pests as they forage in the vegetation at night. B. Recent sicientific studies about hegdehogs have helped explain misteries as varied as why hedgehogs apply saliva to their entire bodies, how they have survived on the planet for 30 million years, why they chew toxic toad skins and what secrets they may hold about evolution. As one of the most primitive mammals on the planet, the hedgehog has been helping geneticists understand evolutionary relationship among mammals and even uncover secrets of human genome. At Duke University, for example, sicientists chose the hedgehog and 14 other species to study the lineages of mammals. They determined among other things that marsupials are not related to monotremes, which had been a subject of debate. Such questions are not just academic. * If you are trying to trace, for example, the evolutionary steps of foetal heart development to better understand how foetal defects occur, it helps to know which mammals are related so that you can make accurate inferences about one mammal from another mammal’s development’ says researcher Keith Killian, C. Still, much about hedgehogs remains unknown. For one thing, scientists think they haven't even discovered all the hedgehogs species. ‘we know of at leat 14°, says hedgehog researcher Nigel Reeve of Britain’s University of Surrey, Roehamton. ‘it's almost certain that there are more species’. The 14 known species are native to Africa and parts of Asia as well as Europe. Some hibemate through cold winters in the north, Other tolerate desert heat near equator. Some live in urban areas, adapting well to living in close proximity to humans. Other live in areas that rank among the most remote places on the planet. D. Hedgehogs spend much of their free time alone, Reeve says it would be a mistake to think of them as solitary. * Hedgehogs do approach each other and can detect the presence of others by their scent,’ he says * it is true that they don’t usually interact at close quarters, but that doesn’t mean they are unaware of their neighbours. They may occasionally scrap over food items and rival males attracted to a female may also have aggressive interactions. Still, it’s fair to say that, in adulthood, hedgehogs meet primarily to mate, producing litters of four or five hoglets as often as twice yearly’ E. Adult hedgehogs eat just about any thing they can find: insects, snakes, bird eggs, small rodents and more, ‘Vegetarians trying to understand gum diseases in domesticated hedgehogs have concluded that the varied diet of wild hedgehogs give them more than nutrition- the hard bodies of insects also scrape the hedgehogs” teeth clean. F. All hedgehogs also share the same defence mechanism: they retract their vulnerable parts- head, feet, belly- into a quill covered ball, using special skin down their sides and over their heads and feet. Any perceive d threat can make them roll up, including the approach of a biologist, so researcher have invented a new measurement for the animals: ball length. Young hedgehogs have a few extra defence strategies. “One is to spring up in the air” says Reeve. “ A fox would get a face full of bristle. They make a little squeak while they do it”. Evidence suggests that hedgehogs may also add unpleasant chemicals to their quill to make them even less appealing. In behaviour that may be unique for a vertebrate, they chew substances laden with toxins and then apply frothy saliva to their entire bodies. In one 1977 study, human volunteers pricked themselves with quills from hedgehogs that had coated themselves after chewing on venomous toad skins. The volunteers found those quills much more irritating and painful than clean ones. G. However, every year, many thousands of animals die on roads in Europe and elsewhere as they go about their nightly business. Along with intensive farming and pesticides, road kill has taken its toll on hedgehogs populations. One 2002 study found the animal numbers had dropped between 20 and 30 percent in a single decade. To help combat the decline, the British have established special clinics for injured hedgehogs can 6cope with cattle grids. Recently, they even persuaded McDonald’ to alter the packaging of its McFlurry ice- cream container, which had been trapping foraging hedgehogs. H. Ironically, for centuries the English considered these animals as vermin. Even 50 years ago gamekeepers were killing as many as 10,000 a year thinking they were no more than bird- egg- eating pets. In some places. today, scientists are coming to the same conclusions all over again. In the 1970s, hedgehogs were introduces to the Hebrides Islands of Scotland to help combat garden slugs. With no natural enemies there, a few hedgehogs soon tumed into thousands. Wildlife researchers have watched the hedgehogs reduce the numbers of rare ground- nesting wading birds by feasting on their eggs. Efforts to cui! the animals in the past two years have upset Britain’s conservationists who have countered with strategies to relocate the animals, Questions 81.90: ‘The reading passage has eight sections A-H. Which section contain the following information? Write the correct letter (A-H) in the box given. You can use any paragraph twice. 81. The significance of establishing the relationship between different species 82. The different habitats where hedgehogs can be found 83. The reason why standard forms of measurement can not be used for the hedgehog 84. A problem associated with the hedgehogs kept as pets 85, Two reasons why hedgehogs are popular with people in UK 86. Four findings from the latest research into hedgehogs 87. The social habits of the hedgehogs 88, The number of hedgehog species already identified 89, The name given to baby hedgehogs 90. The number of dead hedgehogs can be found on roads For questions 91-95 choose the correct answer A, B, C, or D 91. The study conducted in 1977 revealed a possible reason why A. Hedgehogs clean their quills B. hedgehogs choose poisonous animal skins. C. adult hedgehogs do not leap into the air D. young hedgehogs make a high-piched noise 92. In Britain, which of the following has NOT been done to protect hedgehogs? A. The opening hospitals just for hedgehogs B. imposing fines for littering in areas where hedgehogs live C. the alteration of a container produced by a fast-food chain. D. Alerting people to the potential dangers faced by hedgehogs 93, What are the ‘conclusions’ that scientists on the Herbrides Islands have reached again? ‘A. hedgehog numbers are declining B. hedgehogs pose a threat to other wildlife C. hedgehogs can safely be introduced there D. hedgehogs can be used effectively as a natural predator. 94. What would conservationists prefer to do on the Hebrides Islands? ‘A. Introduce a native predator of hedgehogs B. Killa small number of hedgehogs C. Remove ground-nesting birds D. Move the hedgehogs elsewhere. 95. The word "eull” in paragraph H is closest in meaning to A. cause B.kill C. feed D. buy Your answers. 81. 82. 83. 84. 85. 86. 87. 88, 89. 90. 1. 2. 93. 94. 95.SECTION IV. WRITING. Part 1. Rewrite each of the following sentences using the word(s) given so that its meaning stays the same. 96. Erick never pays any attention to my advice. > Erick never takes. 97, Daisy's father was busy, but he still played with her. > No matter. 98, T can’t believe this isthe best hotel inthe city. > There must si 99, The two sides never looked likely to reach an agreement. > Atno. 100. "You got an A in Chemistry. Congratulations!" Peter suid lo his classmate. > Peter congratulated. Part 2. Complete the second sentence so that It has a simllar meaning to the first one, using the word given. Do not change the word given in any way. You must use between three and six words including the word given. 101. My car really needs to be repaired soon, MUST really . ++ Repaired soon 102. Linda’s plans fora pienic have been spoilt by the weather. FALLEN Linda’s plans for a pienic 103. I could never have succeeded without your help. YOU because of the weather I could never have succeeded if . sega 104. Mark is far superior to me in terms of technical knowledge, MATCH When it comes ... ..for Mark 105, They still haven't found what caused the aecident. CAUSE They have yet of the accident was. Part 3: Write an essay about the following topic from 200 to 250 words: Some people say that teenagers shouldn't be given homework to do on national holidays such as Tet holiday as it is time for them to relax. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this opinion?SG GIAO DUC VA DAO TAO KY THI CHON HOC SINH GIOI TINH LOP 9 HA TINH NAM HOC 2020 - 2021 _ DAP AN VABIEU CHAM TONG DIEM TOAN BAI: 20 diém 3.B 4A z 7B 8c Part II. 9. pollution 13. thrilled 10. an eye-opener/an eye opener 14. fast food fast-food 1. rucksack 15. garden furniture 12. labels SECTION Il. LEXICO-GRAMMAR(0,15x 40 = 6.0 POINTS) Part 1: Choose the correct word or phrase to complete each sentence. Write your answer A, in the numbered boxes. CorD tec [17.B [18.c [19D [20D [21.c [22a [23.D [24.8 [25.B 26.C |27.D_ | 28D |29.B [30D (31.A |32B |33.C | 34.C__|35.D Part 2: 36. into 37. on 38, from 39. into 40. on AL.of 42. 0n 43. with 44. of 45. with Part 3: 46. characteristics 51. cooperation 47. disliked/dislike 52. indecisive 48. invariably 53. encouragement 49. considerate 34. unexpected 50. imagination 55. successful SECTI Why I Hate Cars 1oo....Even though cars can be too useful, there are many reasons why I hate them. 1...Firstly, they make a lot of noise. Of course, they also pollute for the environment. Another reason for why Thate them is that they 1SP ecssoeeeeessAM.........are everywhere in the city where I am live; all the streets are 38, a crowded with both moving and parked cars. They create a lots of heat 59. Deing...........and raise the temperature, which is being already very high in the 60. spring and summer months. Having a car also makes a good number 61. -...0f many people lazy. Loads of people who have a car use it every 62. ..day of the week, even so when they could easily walk or take public 63. they.....ransport. These people they say that driving saves them lots of time, 64... . but what they don’t seem to realise is that there are lots of advantages 65 to walking or taking a bus on a regular basis. Walking it is very good 660... exercise and can help to keep us healthy. Taking a bus allows 67 which.....us to avoid the stress of which driving in traffic, and gives us 68...........-been....extra time to read a book or listen to music. This year, I have been 69. out.......made a serious effort to leave out my car in the garage as much as 70. any..........possible, This has made me any calmer and healthier, and it’s good for the environment, too, so why don't you try it? Part I 1B 2.€ BA TA 15.B 16.D 77.B BA 79.D 80.D Part IH: Your answers. 81.B 82.C 83.F | 84.E 85.4 86.B 87.D 88.6 | 89.D 90.G 91.B 92.B 93.B [94.D 95.B SECTION IV. WRITING. (0.2%10=2 points) Part 1. 96. Erick never takes (any) notice of my advice. 97. No matter how busy Daisy's father was, he still played with her 98, There must be a better hotel than this one in this city. 99. Atno time did (the) two sides look likely to reach an agreement 100. Peter congratulated his classmate on getting an A in chemistry. P: 101. really must have/ get my car repaired soon 102. Linda’s plans for a picnic have fallen through because of the weather 103. 1 could never have succeeded if you hadn’t helped me. 104, When it comes to technical knowledge, I’m no match for Mark 105. They have yet to find out what the cause of the accident was Part IIT. ESSAY: 3 diém