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(MASKA22) ĐÁP ÁN THAM KHẢO ĐỀ CHUYÊN SỞ 2021
(MASKA22) ĐÁP ÁN THAM KHẢO ĐỀ CHUYÊN SỞ 2021
LISTENING
Part 1:
1. peace 6. power-lines / power lines
2. happiness 7. Endangered Wildlife Trust
(hoặc: 1. happiness, 2. peace) 8. behave
3.twenty-one thousand / 21,000 / 21000 9. dress up
4. wetlands (hoặc: 8. dress up, 9. behave)
5. (fallen) grain 10. transmitters
Transcript - Part 1:
Cranes are huge, spectacular birds, tall and elegant on the ground, with a large, impressive
wingspan in the sky. By their very presence, cranes demand attention. Perhaps that's why they
have featured heavily in Asian art, literature and legend for thousands of years, and why they are
seen as a symbol of (1-2) peace and happiness in India. In Africa, they are an emblem of the Zulu
Royal family and the crane is South Africa's national bird. There are a total of 15 species of crane
worldwide, seven of which are under threat, and three of these are found in Southern Africa. It is
these three species that I want to update you on this evening.
In terms of total populations, the wattled crane is down to about two hundred and eighty (280)
individuals, the blue crane about (3) twenty-one thousand (21,000) and the crowned crane about
three thousand five hundred (3500). So none of them has what we might call healthy numbers.
So what are the main reasons for the decline in crane numbers in Southern Africa? Habitat
destruction comes top of the list. Cranes are generally found in (4) wetlands and these areas are
very much under siege in Southern Africa, where water is a very scarce resource. Another major
problem for cranes is poisoning by agricultural pesticides. These birds will eat anything from small
mammals and reptiles to (5) fallen grain. So are vulnerable in areas that have been sprayed, for
example, the growing use of electricity is evidence of development in Southern Africa, and cranes
are the frequent victims of collisions with the (6) power lines that now crisscross the landscape.
Small wonder then, the cranes have been in decline.
But things are changing in South Africa. Crane conservation has become one of the major thrusts
in endangered species conservation with the (7) Endangered Wildlife Trust, one of Southern
Africa's most effective environmental conservation organizations, acting as an umbrella body for
a number of hands-on conservation units. For the wattled crane, a unique population boosting
program has been introduced, called “isolation, rear and release”. Chicks are either bred in
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captivity or one of the two eggs normally laid in a wild clutch is removed. After artificial
incubation, the chicks are reared by crane mums. These are local women who (8/9) dress up as
cranes and are trained to (8/9) behave like cranes. When fully reared, the chicks are released into
the wild in preselected safe areas.
Modern technology is also being used with the blue crane. Some adult birds are now being fitted
with (10) miniature transmitters and through satellite tracking. The Earth’s station in France and
South Africa's network of airports is also involved. They are being followed around the country to
determine their movements. So from a situation at the beginning of this decade, when Southern
Africa's cranes looked as though they might not even make it into the next century, it now seems
that the cranes will be flying into the future with confidence.
Transcript - Part 2:
Speaker 1: (11) Yes, I choose the acts myself. People send me recordings of themselves and I
give them a listen and decide whether they'd go down well here or not. We have a good crowd
of regulars, and I can tell pretty well what they'll like and what they won't. I think the artists who
play here get a pretty good deal. Of course, (16) this industry is full of people who are on the
make, and everyone knows that artists get ripped off all the time, but I'm not like that. In fact,
I like to think I'm an exception to that. I try to be fair to everyone. Of course I have to be able to
keep the place going and make something for myself, but you don't have to be dodgy to do that.
Speaker 2: We get all kinds coming in here from people who've got some chance of making it to
absolute no-hopers. What I've noticed is that you get two kinds of people - the ones who are doing
it out of a passion for music and the ones who are doing it because of what they think they can get
out of it. Of course, I tend to prefer the former because (17) they're only really interested in
making good music, and I think that's how you should be. (12) And it makes my job more
interesting because we can discuss what sound they're trying to create, and I can help them
to achieve that. I do my best for the others, too, because after all, they're paying as well.
Speaker 3: Of course, there are all sorts of stories and legends about people who do what I do and
how they left the poor artist with no money and took it all themselves. In actual fact, I've never
met anyone who conforms to that stereotype. There are mostly people like me, who are in it
because they enjoy it and because they want the best for their artists. I think sometimes people
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exaggerate our influence - sure, (13) we can make sure our people get good contracts and the
right amount of promotion, but in the end I think the ones who make it to the top would do so
anyway, regardless of who's looking after them. (18) You've either got that special something
or you haven't - and if you have one way or another, you'll make it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we started it up years ago, and it's really grown and grown. All sorts of people
contribute to it and some of them have been doing it for years. Of course, (19) the public are very
fickle and things go in and out of fashion very quickly. Today's big thing is soon forgotten, until
people hear an old song on the radio and get nostalgic about it. But our fans are very loyal and
many of them have grown up with the band. It's almost like a big family, and when the band goes
on the road, (14) they often meet people who regularly write in. And they make suggestions
about things we can include in it, and I often act on those suggestions.
Speaker 5: Of course, I get to listen to all sorts of rubbish, although I always try to be fair. It
frequently astonishes me that (20) some people who really aren't any good at all make it, and
some fantastically talented people remain obscure. That's the way the business works - the right
manager and you're in the public eye whether you can play or sing or not. I try to do my bit for the
ones I think should make it - (15) I give them five stars when their new record comes out, and
I put in glowing comments about them. I know it has some effect - people come up to me and
say that, if they hadn't seen what I said about so-and-so, they'd never have heard of them.
PHONETICS
21. D
- Wretched /ˈretʃ.ɪd/
- Markedly /ˈmɑː.kɪd.li/
- Deservedly /dɪˈzɜː.vɪd.li/
- Unmatched /ʌnˈmætʃt/
22. A
- Basic /ˈbeɪ.sɪk/
- Cosmic /ˈkɒz.mɪk/
- Music /ˈmjuː.zɪk/
- Invisible /ɪnˈvɪz.ə.bəl/
23. A
- Infamous /ˈɪn.fə.məs/ ⇒ stress âm 1
- Invaluable /ɪnˈvæl.jə.bəl/ ⇒ stress âm 2
- Incredible /ɪnˈkred.ə.bəl/ ⇒ stress âm 2
- Infrequently /ɪnˈfriː.kwənt.li/ ⇒ stress âm 2
24. D
- Initiative /ɪˈnɪʃ.ə.tɪv/ ⇒ stress âm 2
- Efficiency /ɪˈfɪʃ.ən.si/ ⇒ stress âm 2
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Part 2: Trios
38. spot
- Have a soft spot for sb: to like sb a lot (thích, mến mộ ai đó)
- Put sb on the spot: to ask someone a question that is difficult or embarrassing to answer
at that time (hỏi một người câu khó trả lời hay làm họ thấy gượng gạo ngay tại chỗ)
39. sack
- Get the sack: get fired (bị sa thải)
- Hit the sack: go to bed in order to sleep
40. compound
- Compound là một từ gồm có nhiều nghĩa:
1) /ˈkɒm.paʊnd/ (n): An area surrounded by fences or walls that contains a group of buildings:
khoảng đất được rào kín
2) /kəmˈpaʊnd/ (v): To make a problem or difficult situation worse: làm trầm trọng thêm vấn
đề
3) /ˈkɒm.paʊnd/ (n): Something consisting of two or more different part: hỗn hợp
41. balance
- Strike a balance between A and B: accept parts of both things in order to satisfy some
of the demands of both sides, rather than all the demands of just one side (cân bằng giữa
2 bên)
- Bank balance: the amount of money in a bank account
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- Go over sb’s head: speak to or ask permission from someone who has more authority than
the person who you would normally go to in that situation
45. put…in
- Put one’s foot in it: to say something by accident that embarrasses or upsets someone (nói
vạ miệng làm ai đó xấu hổ, phật lòng)
46. see through
- See through sb/sth: to realize sth is fake, or to realize sb is trying to deceive you
47. turn to
- turn to sb/sth: to ask sb/sth for help
READING
Part 1: Guided Cloze
56. B
57. A
58. C
- Inevitably (adv) /ɪˈnev.ɪ.tə.bli/: in a way that cannot be avoided: không thể tránh khỏi, chắc
chắn xảy ra
59. D
60. C
61. D
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65. case
66. times
- At times = sometimes; on occasions
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- The buses, produced by Mercedes…, which supply fuel cells. Here, the hydrogen
molecules are split and electricity is produced… (Paragraph B)
76. N
- In cases such as these it may be possible to have a zero emission system,... However,
other cities such as Porto and London use natural gas or other non-renewable resources
to produce the hydrogen. (Paragraph C)
77. C
- In cases such as these it may be possible to have a zero emission system,... However, other
cities such as Porto and London use natural gas or other non-renewable resources to
produce the hydrogen.
78. F
- There is still some way to go before hydrogen buses will be replacing ordinary public
transport on a large scale - at present running costs are ten times higher - …
79. A
- … increasing levels of congestion mean that in some cities the average speed of traffic at
peak times is slower than it was in the day of the horse and cart. (thời còn dùng xe ngựa
kéo = the past)
80. D
- In London, however, in order to make the hydrogen available to other users, the
authorities decided against on-site production…
WRITING
Part 1: Sentence Transformation
81. has been discovered to exist on Mars.
- Đây là ví dụ của dạng đề Reported speech (lời dẫn gián tiếp).
82. I were you, I would spend more time improving my pronunciation.
- Đây là dạng bài Type 2 Conditional (câu điều kiện loại 2) quen thuộc, với cụm If I were
you… thường dùng cho lời khuyên.
83. hard as I might, I couldn’t finish the writing in one hour only.
- Try hard as I might: used for saying that someone is making a very great effort but still
cannot do something.
84. heavy was the snowfall that all the flights had to be cancelled.
- Đây là câu hỏi về inversion (đảo ngữ).
85. time he spent on practicing English/ he practiced English, the more his command of this
language improved/ the better he was at this language.
- Đây là cấu trúc double comparative (so sánh hai lần, dùng để nhấn mạnh).
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- Leave sb to one’s own devices: to allow someone to make their own decisions about what
to do: để mặc ai đó
87. put in a good word for you with the manager
- Put in a good word for sb (with sb): Make a supportive remark or favorable
recommendation about sb to sb: khen ngợi / đề xuất ai
88. acts on impulse
- Do something on impulse: Do something because you suddenly decide to do so, without
planning: làm việc gì một cách bốc đồng
89. is an authority on
- An authority on st: be an expert on something
90. flies in the face of
- Fly in the face of: to completely oppose what seems sensible or normal: trái ngược với số
đông
Part 3: Essay:
Discuss the benefits of extracurricular activities to secondary school students.
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Chú ý: Do độ dài giới hạn trong 250 từ và giới hạn thời gian làm bài, em nên chọn 2 ý mà bản
thân thấy dễ triển khai nhất và viết thật kỹ, tránh viết quá nhiều ý rời rạc và under-developed, như
vậy sẽ được điểm không cao.
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