Bai Tap Bo Tro TA 10 - Keys

Answer Key
and
Audio Scripts
PRACTICE TEST Unit 1
PART 1 USE OF ENGLISH (30 POINTS)
1. C 7. A 13. A 19. B 25. A

2. D 8. B 14. C 20. A 26. D
3. B 9. D 15. D 21. B 27. A
4. C 10. C 16. B 22. C 28. A
5. B 11. B 17. D 23. C 29. B
6. A 12. B 18. D 24. D 30. B
PART 2 WORD FORMS (10 POINTS)
31. unreliable 34. unkindly

32. intelligence 35. selfishness
33. untidy
PART 3 READING COMPREHENSION (30 POINTS)
36 T 41. T 46. B 51. B 56. are

37. T 42. T 47. C 52. A 57. about
38. F 43. F 48. D 53. A 58. his
39. T 44. T 49. A 54. A 59. also
40. F 45. F 50. C 55. A 60. Because
PART 4 ERROR CORRECTION (10 POINTS)
61. B (so) 64. B (what it is)

62. D (as well) 65. B (put away)
63. D (once a year)
PART 5 WRITING (10 POINTS)
66. Because the young man is very helpful, everyone likes him.
67. Elly rarely keeps her promises, so she is unreliable.
68. My aunt reminded me to do my chores.
69. If I don’t visit my grandparents, they get upset.
70. Would you like to meet my sister?
PART 6 LISTENING (10 POINTS)
71. B
72. C
73. C
74. A
75. A
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1. C 7. B 13. A 19. A 25. A

2. B 8. D 14. B 20. C 26. A
3. D 9. B 15. C 21. D 27. A
4. C 10. D 16. C 22. B 28. D
5. A 11. B 17. C 23. A 29. D
6. A 12. C 18. B 24. A 30. A
31. presentation 34. detector

32. disagrees 35. amazingly
33. expensive
36 T 41. A 46. A 51. D 56. is

37. F 42. B 47. C 52. B 57. to
38. F 43. B 48. A 53. D 58. enough
39. T 44. C 49. D 54. B 59. not
40. F 45. B 50. C 55. C 60. that
➡
61. offers going offers to go ➡
64. brand kind / type
➡
62. playing karate doing karate ➡
65. at a home at home
➡
63. goes go
66. Students may spend days (on) completing their summer homework.
67. Jo refused to let me ride her bike.
68. Why don’t we go for a bike ride this Sunday?
69. After Thanh finished her assignments, she watched a Korean drama. /
After finishing her assignments, Thanh watched a Korean drama.
70. I don’t mind helping my mom with the housework.
71. T
72. F
73. F
74. F
75. T
3
1. B 7. C 13. C 19. C 25. A

2. B 8. A 14. A 20. A 26. C
3. C 9. D 15. B 21. D 27. C
4. D 10. C 16. A 22. C 28. B
5. D 11. B 17. C 23. B 29. D
6. B 12. A 18. C 24. A 30. A
31. convenience 34. attention

32. disconnected 35. faithfully
33. comfortable
36. more 41. stressful 46. A 51. A 56. when

37. time 42. lower 47. B 52. D 57. more / longer
38. habits 43. online 48. A 53. B 58. on
39. necessary 44. healthier 49. C 54. C 59. would
40. electronic 45. better 50. D 55. B 60. forward
61. ➡
on with
62. ➡
possibly possible
63. ➡
worse worst
64. ➡
being repaired repairing / to be repaired
65. ➡
broke broken
66. We will let you know when the product is ready.

67. Khanh is the most intelligent student in this class.
68. Nick tried to copy the folders to his computer but my laptop disconnected.
69. My sister ordered a calculator last month but it hasn’t arrived.
70. The stores in my neighborhood have more brands and styles than the ones at the mall.
71. overheat / overheating

72. disconnect / disconnecting
73. Timothy
74. 0798156079
75. James
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1. B 7. B 13. C 19. B 25. A

2. B 8. D 14. D 20. A 26. B
3. D 9. B 15. B 21. A 27. C
4. C 10. A 16. D 22. C 28. C
5. D 11. A 17. C 23. B 29. A
6. B 12. B 18. B 24. B 30. D
31. conservation 34. international

32. meaningful 35. environmentally
33. fundraising

36 T 37. F 38. F 39. T 40. F
Suggested answers
41. Food Banks provide you with three days’ food if you cannot afford it. They can even give you advice
on your income, spending and mental health support.
42. You need a referral from a reliable organization or care professional.
43. They can donate food at their local schools, churches or supermarkets.
44. The volunteers sort the food into parcels and give them to people in need.
45. Because the nation is fighting against inflation and the COVID-19 pandemic.
46. D 51. B 56. aim / goal / purpose
47. D 52. C 57. has
48. B 53. D 58. without
49. D 54. C 59. part
50. A 55. A 60. but
61. C since 2019 64. C make arrangements for

62. C with 65. C amazing experiences
63. A are volunteering
66. How long did it take you to complete the journey?

67. The aim of the charity is to help with remote schools’ facilities.
68. Nga has learned / has learnt / has been learning English for five years.
69. Who will take care of your son when you’re away?
70. By the time the project ended, we had raised enough money.
71. T 72. F 73. F 74. F 75. T
5
1. A 7. D 13. C 19. A 25. D

2. C 8. A 14. C 20. C 26. B
3. B 9. A 15. A 21. B 27. B
4. D 10. B 16. B 22. B 28. D
5. B 11. D 17. D 23. C 29. A
6. A 12. C 18. A 24. A 30. C
31. passionate 34. equal

32. published 35. nervously
33. stuntwomen
36 F 37. F 38. T 39. T 40. F

Suggested answers
41. STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics.
42. Because STEM jobs are now considered as the careers of the future, innovation, and sustainable
development.
43. They are encouraging girls and women to join STEM fields.
44. Firstly, UNESCO aims to improve the participation of females in STEM education and employment to
reduce the gender gaps. Secondly, they help countries to have gender-responsive STEM education.
Lastly, they raise awareness of STEM’s importance among girls and women.
45. Yes, it is. There will be more and more female pioneers and leaders in STEM.
46. D 51. D 56. is
47. B 52. A 57. to
48. C 53. D 58. their
49. D 54. C 59. are
50. C 55. A 60. made
➡
61. to be received to receive ➡
64. could vote couldn’t vote
➡
62. what is thought be what is thought to be ➡
65. did women won did women win
➡
63. has left had left
66. Susan said they were going to the museum that afternoon.
67. Chloe is very determined to win the contest.
68. Naomi congratulated Brandon on his victory.
69. The teacher asked Van if it had been a difficult task for her / him.
70. When did Anne first perform in a play?
71. World Cup 72. six 73. Asian Games 74. gold medals 75. attention
6
1. B 7. C 13. A 19. D 25. A

2. A 8. A 14. B 20. C 26. C
3. C 9. B 15. A 21. A 27. D
4. A 10. A 16. D 22. C 28. B
5. A 11. C 17. C 23. B 29. B
6. D 12. B 18. D 24. B 30. B
31. equipped 34. rebuilt

32. safely 35. Construction
33. suggestion
36. fire fighters 46. B 56. when

37. exits 47. C 57. fewer
38. doorknob 48. A 58. down
39. wet cloths 49. C 59. were
40. doors 50. C 60. to
41. electrical system 51. A
42. closed doors 52. C
43. vents 53. A
44. escape plan 54. C
45. meeting point 55. B
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61. equipments equipment ➡
64. lately late
➡
62. order book ➡
65. year years
➡
63. has been increased has increased
66. Swimming caps must be worn in the pool.

67. The Palace was built in the 1960s.
68. New equipment can be bought and put in the nearby park.
69. Can mobile phones be used in class?
70. The winning project was announced in some newspapers.
71. F 72. F 73. F 74. F 75. T
7
1. A 7. C 13. C 19. C 25. C

2. B 8. A 14. A 20. B 26. C
3. A 9. D 15. A 21. A 27. C
4. D 10. B 16. B 22. B 28. C
5. D 11. D 17. A 23. D 29. B
6. A 12. B 18. A 24. A 30. C
31. faraway 34. introducing

32. physicist 35. instantly
33. inventor
36 C 41. A 46. D 51. C 56. was

37. A 42. B 47. C 52. B 57. who/that
38. B 43. A 48. B 53. A 58. created/made
39. B 44. B 49. A 54. A 59. which
40. C 45. C 50. D 55. D 60. have
61. D of all time 64. D such as / for example,

62. A who 65. D on
63. D playing
66. Willis Haviland Carrier was the American inventor who/that invented the firstair-conditioning system
in the world.
67. Do you still remember the hotel where we stayed last summer?
68. I really like this dress which/that looks very elegant.
69. I can’t remember the name of the scientist who/ that invented the electric car.
70. My grandparents are living on the farm which we visit every weekend.
71. A
72. D
73. B
74. B
75. B
8
1. D 7. A 13. C 19. A 25. A

2. D 8. D 14. A 20. D 26. D
3. B 9. B 15. B 21. B 27. B
4. C 10. C 16. B 22. B 28. D
5. D 11. A 17. C 23. A 29. C
6. D 12. B 18. B 24. B 30. D
31. awareness 34. reuse

32. environmentally 35. polluted
33. Deforestation
36. human inventions 46. B 56. of

37. excessive 47. A 57. has
38. big outdoor billboards 48. C 58. turning
39. natural body rhythm 49. A 59. planting
40. stress 50. B 60. the
41. migration patterns 51. A
42. moon and stars 52. C
43. introduced 53. B
44. necessary 54. A
45. Energy-saving light sources 55. D
61. D affect 64. D sick

62. A traveled 65. D renewable
63. D an early death
66. If we banned plastic, there wouldn’t be more trash. / If we banned plastic, there would be less trash./
If we banned plastic, there wouldn’t be so much trash.
67. If you turned off the light before leaving the room, we wouldn’t waste a lot of electricity.
68. If we put more recycling bins in the schoolyard, we can stop people littering.
69. Air pollution will be reduced if electric vehicles are used.
70. If there were not/ no oxygen, humans couldn’t live.
71. F 72. F 73. F 74. T 75. T
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1. A 7. B 13. A 19. A 25. C

2. A 8. B 14. C 20. D 26. D
3. C 9. A 15. C 21. B 27. C
4. D 10. B 16. A 22. C 28. A
5. A 11. D 17. B 23. D 29. B
6. A 12. D 18. C 24. B 30. C
31. tourism 34. sightseeing

32. amazing 35. protected
33. poisoning
36. B 41. B 46. B 51. B 56. view

37. A 42. B 47. C 52. C 57. the
38. C 43. C 48. A 53. B 58. yourself
39. A 44. A 49. D 54. C 59. by
40. A 45. C 50. C 55. A 60. do / try
Question number Line Error Correction

61 1 the terrible vacation a terrible vacation
62 2 three-days three-day
63 3 because because of
64 5 was dropping dropped
65 6 heavily heavy
66. While we were staying in Rome, we ate at that restaurant.

67. How about flying instead of taking the train?
68. The Chateau d’Amboise, where Leonardo da Vinci was buried, is visited by a lot of tourists.
69. Because of a storm, our flight was cancelled.
70. My suitcase was stolen when I was on the bus.
71. B 72. D 73. B 74. A 75. B
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1. B 7. C 13. B 19. D 25. B

2. D 8. A 14. C 20. C 26. A
3. C 9. A 15. B 21. B 27. B
4. A 10. A 16. B 22. A 28. B
5. D 11. C 17. D 23. A 29. A
6. D 12. D 18. A 24. A 30. C
31. vary 34. predictions

32. interactive 35. mainly
33. fluently
36. by half 41. experiments 46. B 51. C 56. going

37. learning style 42. faraway 47. A 52. D 57. For
38. feedback 43. assessment 48. C 53. D 58. a
39. traditional 44. scales 49. B 54. B 59. History
40. engaging 45. stressful 50. D 55. B 60. of
61. C omit “so” 64. C will be able

62. A is going to rain 65. C success story
63. D yours
66. You’re going to be late if you don’t hurry up! / unless you hurry up!
67. No one can tell what is going to be announced.
68. When are you going to meet (with) the clients?
69. The school is going to build a new cafeteria.
70. I will be sixteen (years old) next Monday.
71. T
72. T
73. T
74. T
75. F
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PRACTICE TEST Expansion 1
1. A 7. D 13. B 19. C 25. B

2. B 8. B 14. C 20. D 26. C
3. C 9. C 15. A 21. D 27. D
4. B 10. B 16. D 22. A 28. A
5. B 11. D 17. D 23. A 29. A
6. B 12. C 18. C 24. D 30. C
31. easygoing / easy-going 34. amazes

32. disagreement 35. intelligently
33. leisurely
36. F 41. T 46. C 51. B 56. and

37. T 42. F 47. D 52. A 57. to
38. T 43. T 48. A 53. C 58. for
39. F 44. T 49. B 54. D 59. spend
40. F 45. T 50. C 55. B 60. on
➡
61. presenting she presented ➡
64. two time two times / twice
62. because so➡ ➡
65. get back into work get back to work
➡
63. don’t stand can’t stand

66. Because the employee was careless, she made a serious mistake.
67. Rick often offers to fix things for his neighbors.
68. We decided to move to the suburbs.
69. He never shares anything with us, so I think he’s quite selfish.
70. My father often comes home after he buys something for my mother./
My father often comes home after buying something for my mother.
71. T 72. T 73. F 74. F 75. T
12
1. A 7. B 13. C 19. B 25. C

2. D 8. D 14. D 20. B 26. C
3. D 9. B 15. B 21. C 27. B
4. C 10. C 16. D 22. A 28. A
5. D 11. A 17. A 23. B 29. B
6. C 12. C 18. A 24. D 30. C
31. internationally 34. educational / educative

32. receipt 35. overheats
33. assistants
36. manages 41. since 46. C 51. A 56. up

37. goal 42. remarkable 47. C 52. D 57. to
38. welfare 43. fallen 48. A 53. A 58. who / that
39. create 44. likelihood 49. B 54. B 59. are
40. global 45. far 50. B 55. B 60. has
61. in on ➡ ➡
64. calling called
➡
62. talk talking ➡
65. since for
➡
63. more most
66. How are the volunteers helping in the flooded area right now?
How are the volunteers in the flooded area helping right now?
67. Starting a journey without any money in your pocket is a tough challenge.
68. That local bookstore even sells much more books than those in the city center.
69. The foundation has worked to raise awareness about conservation for many years.
70. When we have the battery for your phone, we will call you.
71. B 72. C 73. D 74. C 75. A
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1. B 7. B 13. A 19. C 25. A

2. C 8. C 14. A 20. D 26. B
3. A 9. B 15. D 21. A 27. A
4. D 10. D 16. C 22. C 28. C
5. B 11. A 17. A 23. B 29. A
6. C 12. A 18. D 24. D 30. B
31. equality 34. disability

32. nervously 35. achieve
33. elderly
36. F 41. T 46. C 51. A 56. the

37. T 42. F 47. A 52. B 57. in
38. T 43. T 48. C 53. C 58. open
39. T 44. T 49. B 54. D 59. to
40. F 45. F 50. C 55. A 60. as
61. B had been doing 64. C exhausted

62. B if/whether I liked 65. A annual
63. C to access

66. I was made to recite the poem by the teacher.
67. No strangers are allowed to enter the building.
68. Tina said she was working on a new project then/ at that time.
69. Hugo told me (that) his sister had graduated from college two years before/ ago.
70. The construction of the palace didn’t start until 1880.
71. December 31st / December 31 / 31st December / 31

December / Dec 31 / 31 Dec
72. 7.45
73. gloves - sunscreen (in any order)
74. lunch
75. 713492
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1. A 7. A 13. D 19. B 25. A

2. C 8. B 14. C 20. C 26. B
3. A 9. C 15. C 21. A 27. C
4. A 10. A 16. B 22. A 28. D
5. D 11. A 17. D 23. C 29. B
6. C 12. B 18. C 24. B 30. C
31. officially 34. Renewable

32. loss 35. inhabit
33. inventive
36. tropical 41. tornados 46. A 51. A 56. one

37. 150 miles 42. flooding 47. B 52. D 57. only
38. collision 43. satellites 48. C 53. C 58. in
39. warm water 44. warnings 49. B 54. A 59. spent
40. torrential 45. emergency kit 50. D 55. C 60. which
61. D could slow down 64. D in

62. B which 65. B is
63. B look
66. Workers who work part-time will receive the same pay rate as full-time ones./ Workers who work
full-time will receive the same pay rate as part-time ones.
67. If you work harder, you will succeed.
68. If William wasn’t / weren’t very creative, he wouldn’t make (so) many inventions.
69. Barack Obama, who is the 44th President of the US, issued the last Climate Action Plan in 2013.
70. If we take more actions, climate change will not become worse.
71. T 72. F 73. T 74. T 75. F
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1. D 7. A 13. A 19. A 25. B

2. A 8. A 14. A 20. B 26. B
3. C 9. A 15. A 21. C 27. C
4. A 10. B 16. D 22. B 28. A
5. B 11. D 17. C 23. C 29. B
6. D 12. D 18. C 24. B 30. D
31. visited 34. definitely

32. endangered 35. beauty
33. useful
36. B 41. D 46. A 51. B 56. that/which

37. D 42. A 47. B 52. C 57. tickets
38. A 43. D 48. B 53. A 58. first
39. A 44. B 49. A 54. C 59. fare/ticket/price/cost
40. B 45. B 50. D 55. A 60. highly
61. C ➡ passionate 64. D ➡ its orbit around the Earth

62. C ➡ bring 65. A ➡ However hard / No matter how hard
63. B ➡ can be downloaded
66. While he was travelling around the world, he met a lot of admirable people.
67. The council was going to build a new bridge across the river..
68. Tiffany is having a good time at the party.
69. It is the first time I have had such an exciting trip.
70. Package holidays are not as expensive as cruises (are).
71. history
72. events
73. store
74. website
75. $90/90 dollars/ninety dollars
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PRACTICE TEST SEMESTER 1
1. C 7. C 13. C 19. D 25. C

2. B 8. C 14. B 20. A 26. D
3. A 9. D 15. D 21. A 27. A
4. A 10. B 16. D 22. A 28. B
5. B 11. B 17. A 23. C 29. B
6. B 12. C 18. B 24. D 30. B
31. delightedly 34. helpful

32. organization 35. entertainment
33. restarted
36. F 41. without 46. B 51. A 56. set

37. T 42. examine 47. B 52. A 57. provide
38. T 43. online 48. D 53. A 58. to
39. F 44. latest 49. C 54. C 59. the
40. F 45. healthy 50. B 55. D 60. were
61. A (what) 64. B (had finished)

62. D (the least experience) 65. A (has raised)
63. B (for)
66. Thanh asked her brother to fix her laptop, but he refused.
67. My nephew never keeps his word, so I think he is unreliable.
68. The winner said she was very proud of her achievement.
69. The Johnsons have lived / have been living here since 2018.
70. Minh is the smartest student in this class.
71. A 72. D 73. C 74. D 75. B
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PRACTICE TEST SEMESTER 2
1. C 7. D 13. B 19. D 25. A

2. C 8. A 14. A 20. B 26. B
3. D 9. C 15. C 21. D 27. A
4. B 10. A 16. D 22. A 28. A
5. C 11. C 17. B 23. A 29. C
6. B 12. D 18. B 24. B 30. A
31. vegetarian / veggie 34. criminal

32. deadly 35. maximize
33. solution
36. carbon dioxide 41. thousands of years 46. B 51. B 56. of

37. runs out 42. reliable 47. A 52. A 57. most
38. installing equipment 43. the weather 48. D 53. B 58. make
39. sunlight 44. natural flow 49. C 54. A 59. that
40. solar panels 45. power plant 50. C 55. C 60. by
61. B omit “about” 64. B invited

62. A from 65. C to buy
63. B water is used

66. When he was a (young) child, his family lived in a small town by the seashore.
67. If there were no Internet connection, we couldn’t upload data onto the server.
68. Those volunteers, who are young but experienced, will help us organize the fundraising event.
69. The turtle was believed to be at least 40 years old when it was caught in 2012.
70. If we don’t cut
71. E 72. C 73. D 74. A 75. F
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PRACTICE TEST ADVANCED 1
1. B 7. A 13. C 19. A 25. A

2. B 8. D 14. B 20. B 26. C
3. A 9. C 15. D 21. B 27. D
4. C 10. D 16. D 22. C 28. A
5. C 11. B 17. C 23. A 29. B
6. C 12. B 18. D 24. D 30. A
31. connection 34. worse

32. amazed 35. entertained
33. inconveniently
36. A 41. A 46. C 51. C 56. like

37. D 42. D 47. B 52. D 57. most
38. A 43. A 48. C 53. A 58. out
39. C 44. B 49. D 54. D 59. to
40. C 45. D 50. C 55. A 60. possible
➡
61. before after ➡
64. up out
➡
62. prettily pretty 65. the most tastiest ➡ the tastiest
➡
63. less least
66. You should pay attention to the materials of your clothes.

67. The white shirt is more expensive than the blue one / the blue shirt.
68. Would you mind picking me up from school this afternoon?
69. We have arranged to meet at the movie theater at 9 a.m.
70. Because the weather was bad, the picnic was canceled.
71. D 72. A 73. D 74. C 75. B
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1. D 7. A 13. A 19. D 25. A

2. C 8. B 14. C 20. A 26. D
3. B 9. A 15. B 21. D 27. B
4. C 10. D 16. D 22. B 28. B
5. A 11. B 17. C 23. C 29. C
6. B 12. B 18. A 24. C 30. B
31. meaningful 34. fundraising

32. disabled 35. voluntary
33. donations
36. F 41. T 46. B 51. D 56. from

37. T 42. T 47. A 52. A 57. where
38. NI 43. F 48. B 53. B 58. charged
39. F 44. NI 49. D 54. C 59. on
40. F 45. T 50. C 55. D 60. that
61. C which 64. A with/about

62. B since 65. A was set
63. C her contribution

66. I am made to study hard for the final exams by my parents.
67. Helen said she hadn’t worked for that organization.
68. Lily is having a shower.
69. It has been two years since I volunteered to work overtime.
70. How long have you been at the airport?
71. freshwater
72. lawn
73. shorter showers
74. energy-saving
75. water plants
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1. C 7. D 13. B 19. C 25. D

2. C 8. B 14. C 20. A 26. C
3. B 9. A 15. D 21. A 27. A
4. C 10. B 16. C 22. B 28. B
5. B 11. A 17. A 23. B 29. D
6. C 12. A 18. D 24. D 30. A
31. Ecologists 34. reasonably

32. attached 35. non-renewable
33. sightseers
36. outbreak 41. compensate 46. D 51. C 56. which

37. positive 42. Moreover 47. B 52. D 57. when / if / because
38. benefited 43. littered 48. D 53. A 58. are
39. impact 44. over 49. D 54. C 59. such
40. Nonetheless 45. to 50. A 55. B 60. the
61. are going to replace ➡ will replace ➡

64. while when
➡
62. biggest bigger ➡
65. play piano play the piano
➡
63. their its
66. If you are late, you will miss an important part of the lecture.
67. While the artist was being interviewed, he / she collapsed.
While the artist was in the middle of the interview, he / she collapsed.
68. If I were you, I would work harder.
69. Thomas Edison was a great innovator whose inventions changed our modern life a lot.
70. One solution (to this issue) is to reduce the amount of smoke released by factories.
71. Flipped Classroom supports active and learner-focused education.

72. Students can watch videos or study materials that teachers provide.
73. Site: YouTube / TED / Khan Academy
Platform: Google Classroom / Microsoft Teams
App: Facebook / WhatsApp
74. The classroom time is spent on practice, group discussions and experiments.
75. This method allows learners to study anywhere, anytime and at their own pace. (Teachers become
facilitators who provide the necessary resources and help students solve problems by themselves.)
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Audio Scripts
UNIT 1
Listen to a conversation between two friends. Choose the best answer to each question.
Mark: Hi An, I haven’t seen you for a while. Where have you been?
An: Hi Mark! I’ve just come back to Ho Chi Minh City. I went to Australia on a school exchange
program.
Mark: That sounds great! Was the school in Sydney?
An: No, it was in Melbourne. It’s quite a big city.
Mark: Oh, I know that city. So what did you do while you were there?
An: I studied at the school on weekdays. And I stayed with my host family in the suburbs.
They are an elderly couple with two lovely cats, which they call their fur kids.
Mark: Was it hard to communicate with people much older than you?
An: Not at all. To be honest, we had a lot in common.
Mark: Really?
An: Yes! We all love reading and learning about different cultures. So, my hosts, Rob and
Victoria, took me to many museums and bookshops.
Mark: You really enjoyed your stay there, didn’t you?
An: Absolutely. I can’t wait to visit Melbourne again!
UNIT 2
Listen to Mai’s presentation about her favorite hobby. Decide whether the following
statements are TRUE or FALSE.
Good morning, everyone. I’m Mai, and today I would like to do a presentation about my favorite
hobby. I love reading books in my free time. My friends think reading is boring, but I disagree.
They think that when you read, you do nothing but sit there with a book, but it isn’t like that.
You can read on your way to work or during your break time to relax. Books give us not only
knowledge but also entertainment. We can also learn about faraway places, together with their
people and cultures, and from that, we can also get some joy. Some books might be expensive,
but you can buy them at second-hand bookstores instead. My favorite genre is history. I love
learning about people in the past, and I want to become a historian when I’m older. Okay, that’s
all for me now. Thank you for listening.
UNIT 3
Listen to a conversation between a shop assistant and a customer. Complete the form below.
Use ONE WORD OR A NUMBER for each gap.
James: Good morning. How can I help you?

Timothy: Morning, I’ve come about a problem with my phone. I bought it at your store last month.
James: Good morning. How can I help you?
Timothy: Morning, I’m here for my phone’s problem. I bought it at your store last month.
James: I’m sorry to hear that. What’s the problem with your phone?
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Timothy: Its battery overheats when I watch videos. And it often disconnects from the Internet
while my other devices can still get the Wi-Fi connection.
James: Let me fill out this form for you then. Do you have your receipt with you?
Timothy: Here it is. It’s still under warranty, isn’t it?
James: It is. Can I take your name, please?
Timothy: It’s Timothy Smith. T-I-M-O-T-H-Y.
James: Do you have another phone? We’ll call you when this phone’s fixed.
Timothy: I do have another phone.
James: Can I take your number?
Timothy: Erm, it’s 079851… No, let me check again. I had it changed last week. Here it is…
0798156079.
James: OK. I think that’s everything. My name is James Davis. Your complaint has been
registered by me, so if you have any questions, you can call out hotline and ask for me.
Timothy: OK. Thank you.
UNIT 4
Listen to a radio program about a fundraising event. Decide whether the following state-
ments are TRUE or FALSE.
MC: Welcome back to the show, our guest today is Chris Johnson. So, Chris, I believe you’re
here to talk about your fundraising event?
Chris: That’s right. My foundation is organizing an annual marathon to raise money for cancer
patients.
MC: What have you done with the money from past events?
Chris: Part of it has been spent on free hospital beds and meals for patients with low incomes.
The rest has been donated to cancer research centers.
MC: That sounds great! When and where does the marathon take place this year?
Chris: It’s taking place in the Los Angeles suburbs on Sunday, December 27th. Details of the
route and how we raise funds will be posted on our website.
MC: And the website address is …
Chris: Oh it’s ‘runforagoodcause.org’.
MC: Thank you, Chris. We hope that your event will be a big success.
Chris: Thank you!
UNIT 5
Listen to a conversation between two friends. Fill in each blank with NO MORE THAN TWO
WORDS OR A NUMBER.
Oliver: Hi Thu, what are you doing tonight? Do you fancy eating out somewhere?
Thu: Sorry, I’m watching a football match.
Oliver: Really? Which teams are playing?
Thu: It’s a really important match for our women’s national football team. It will decide
whether we will qualify for the World Cup next year or not.
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Oliver: Oh, good luck then! Do you like watching football, erm, soccer? That’s what we call the
sport in the US.
Thu: Actually, I’m not a big fan but I want to support our women. Men’s football attracts
a lot of attention while not many people know about our female team’s amazing
achievements.
Oliver: Tell me more!
Thu: Up to now, the Vietnam women’s football team has been the SEA Games champion six
times and AFF Cup champion three times. They also ranked fourth at the Asian Games
in 2014.
Oliver: That sounds amazing! Soccer isn’t the most popular sport in the US, but I’ve heard that
our women’s soccer team has done really well too.
Thu: Of course! They are one of the strongest teams in the world! They have been the World
Cup winners four times!
Oliver: And they’ve also won four gold medals at the Olympics. Isn’t it great that more and
more people are paying attention to the female teams?
Thu: Yes, and in other sports too.
UNIT 6
Listen to a tour guide introducing a botanical garden. Decide whether the following state-
ments are TRUE or FALSE.
Good morning everyone! I’m Jake and I’ll be your guide for today’s tour. For a start, I’ll just give
you a brief introduction to this botanical garden. Well, construction of this garden began in 1901
and it took about 2 years before the garden came into use. Since then, it has attracted millions
of visitors every year. The garden is home to a wide variety of flora and fauna. Here, you can find
more than 500 species of mammals, nearly 1000 species of birds, and more than 400 species of
flora. These collections are important not only for public enjoyment but also for education and
research. Currently, the garden offers a number of online gardening tutorials and resources for
those who have turned to gardening as a haven during Covid-19 lockdowns. Wildflower seeds
are available at our gift shop where you can also find unique souvenirs for every age and taste.
We will drop by the shop at the end of the tour. For the time being, please take a look at this map
(fading)…
UNIT 7
Listen to a talk about Thomas Edison. Choose the best answer A, B, C or D for each question.
Thomas Alva Edison was born on February 11, 1847 in Ohio but grew up in Port Huron, Michigan.
When he was young, he went to school for a few months, then dropped out and was taught by
his mother instead. At the age of 12, he started selling newspapers and candy on the Grand
Trunk Railroad. He lost almost all his hearing during this time. When he was 19, he moved to
Kentucky and worked as a telegrapher. As a very prolific inventor, Edison created an impressive
number of objects that are used in our daily life. By the time he died in 1931, he had obtained
patents for over 1000 inventions in various fields.
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UNIT 8
Listen to a radio program about Public Bike Share Project. Decide whether the following
Public Bike Share Project
Steve: In today’s program, Michael Collins will give us a brief introduction of the Public Bike
Share Project and how it operates. Michael.
Michael: Thanks Steve. Public Bike Share or PBS is a public transport service that lends out bikes
to those in need. The project started last year in January and so far, it has served more
than 100,000 users!
Steve: What makes this system different from other bike rental services?
Michael: Well, one of the key features of PBS is that users can check out bikes at a station using
their credit or debit card and return them at any other station near their destination.
Plus, fees are charged per hour, which is quite different from traditional bike rental
services as users have to rent a bike for at least a day.
Steve: And how much is the fee?
Michael: It’s one dollar every hour. For the time being, the bike is free for the first 30 minutes. We
want to encourage the use of bicycles as a more eco-friendly alternative to cars and
we’re glad to see the number of users rise day by day.
Steve: That’s great. And now… (fading)
UNIT 9
Listen to a conversation between two tourists visiting the City of Chicago. Choose the correct
answer A, B, C or D for each of the following questions.
Simon: So, where do you want to go first?

Susan: Hmmm, how about visiting Shedd Aquarium? It’s really sunny and I don’t fancy doing
anything outdoors in the morning. By the way, I’m not going to buy anything so I think
we can skip the shopping mall.
Simon: OK. What do you want to have for lunch? There are a lot of restaurants nearby. Italian,
Japanese, or do you want to try some Indian food?
Susan: Er, I’m not really into spicy food. And we just had pizza yesterday, so let’s try some
Japanese food.
Simon: Well, that sounds fine to me.
Susan: Did you say you wanted to spend some time at the arts museum?
Simon: I’d love to but it’s closed on Mondays. I’m visiting The Bean instead.
Susan: The Bean? What’s that?
Simon: It’s a piece of artwork in the Millennium Park. It looks just like a giant bean, but
it’s made of stainless steel that reflects the city skyline surrounding the park. Very
interesting, don’t you think?
Susan: Indeed. I’ll go with you. But don’t forget that we have to get back to meet the others
by 4.
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Simon: Don’t worry. The Bean is within a 10-minute walk from the meeting point. We will
leave at 3.30 just to be on the safe side, OK?
Susan: Sure.
UNIT 10
Listen to a presentation about an application to learn languages. Decide if the following
DAVID: Hi everyone. In my presentation today, I would like to introduce an application that you
can use to learn languages in a fun and exciting way. It’s called Multilingual. First things first,
you can download the app on your smartphone from any app store or you can also check out
the website multilingual.com and choose a language to learn. All the lessons are designed to
make you feel like you’re playing games but in fact, there is real learning science behind them! In
the app, you will find that the courses consist of various skills, each of which covers a particular
topic such as Hobbies or Holidays. Each skill has a number of lessons that teach you vocabulary
and grammar related to that topic. You have to complete the lessons in the first level before
you can unlock the next one. You can also practice vocabulary and grammar with increasingly
challenging interactive exercises. To make the lessons more motivating, the designers have
added a game-like feature to the lessons. Whenever you finish a task or complete a new lesson,
you can earn some points and you can use these points to compare your progress with friends
or to compete with other learners worldwide. So that’s all the basic information about the app.
Do you have any questions?
Expansion 1
Listen and decide whether the following statements are TRUE or FALSE.
Sam: Hi Na, what are you doing?

Na: Hi Sam. I’m choosing a karaoke place for my high school class reunion.
Sam: Oh, do you like singing karaoke?
Na: Yes, I really enjoy singing karaoke. It makes me feel better when I’m sad and it’s great to
sing songs with my close friends.
Sam: That’s interesting. I’ve never been to a karaoke bar before, but I guess it’s very noisy, isn’t it?
Na: Not really. They have soundproof walls, so the rooms are quite private.
Sam: Vietnamese people seem to love karaoke a lot. My neighbors even sing karaoke late at
night!
Na: That’s bad if they don’t have a soundproof room.
Sam: They don’t, so it’s quite noisy. I once asked them to turn down the volume and they did.
But I think going to a karaoke bar might be a better idea.
Na: Of course. When you sing karaoke there, you won’t disturb anyone. They have much better
karaoke machines with more songs to choose from.
Sam: Now I think I want to try it one day. Got to go now. See you later!
Na: Goodbye!
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Expansion 2
Listen to a conversation between two friends. Choose the correct answer to each question.
My: Where are you going, Justin?

Justin: Hi My, I’m going to a flea market in District 7.
My: What’s a flea market?
Justin: It’s a market where you can buy second-hand items at low prices.
My: Wow, I didn’t know there’s this kind of market in Ho Chi Minh City.
Justin: I’ve just heard about this one from a friend, so I want to check it out. I’m not sure if flea
markets here are similar to what we have in Australia.
My: Do you often visit flea markets in Australia?
Justin: Yes, Australians also call them “trash and treasure markets” because sometimes you
can find treasure among all the old things!
My: Are any new things sold there?
Justin: Yes. Designers or artists may introduce their new products there. But of course, those
will cost more than the used ones.
My: Do you mind if I go with you? I want to explore this interesting kind of market too.
Justin: Great, let’s go together then! I promised to meet my friends at the market at 9 o’clock.
My: It’s 8 now and there’s a bus in 15 minutes. We’d better hurry or we’ll be late!
Expansion 3
Listen to the dialogue and complete the notes with NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS for each
blank.
A: Hi. I’m calling to ask about the clean-up day at Sunny Isles Beach. It takes place this weekend,
doesn’t it?
B: Yes, that’s right. Usually, the clean-up is scheduled for January 1st but this year the organizers
decided to bring it forward one day. So, it’s on December 31st.
A: Great! What time should I come if I want to join?
B: Well, we plan to start at 8 so if possible, please come at 7.45. We will have a short introduction
and start cleaning right away.
A: I’ve noted that down. Do I have to bring anything?
B: We will provide trash bags, hand sanitizers, and a first-aid kit. However, supplies of gloves
are running out so please bring your own gloves. Oh, and sunscreen too. Nobody wants to
get sunburnt, right?
A: (laughs) Absolutely! Should I bring my own lunch?
B: You don’t need to. It will be provided.
A: Great! How can I register for the day?
B: Please contact Susan Bones on 713492.
A: 714-oh I’m sorry, 713492.
B: Right. (fading)
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Expansion 4
Listen to a girl called Susan talking about her voluntary work at an orphanage. Decide
whether the following sentences are TRUE or FALSE.
Host: In our studio today is Susan Jones, a volunteer at White Lily Orphanage. Susan, how
long have you been volunteering at the orphanage?
Susan: Well, I heard about the volunteer program when I was on summer vacation after my
first year at university. So, it’s been more than 3 years now.
Host: What’s your job there?

Susan: I’m just a part-time volunteer, spending around 2 hours every Monday and Wednesday
at the orphanage. Normally, I will help with cleaning the playrooms, preparing materials
for events and so on. Although I just run these little errands, I feel so happy knowing
that I’m doing something meaningful for the kids. Once I had a really bad cough and had
to take days off, but I received many get-well cards that the kids drew by themselves.
Such memories are priceless!
Host: Indeed! Is it easy to become a volunteer there?
Susan: I think so. You’ll just need to fill in a form and send it with photocopies of your ID cards
and qualifications to work with children if any. The contact number is… (fading)
Expansion 5
Listen to a dialogue about an application. Complete the sentences with NO MORE THAN
TWO WORDS AND/ OR A NUMBER for each gap.
Vivian: Hi Jessica. What are you doing?

Jess: Hi Vivian. I am trying out this AR application for my history class.
Vivian: Oh, what’s the app?
Jess: It’s called History Alive.
Vivian: Does that mean the history comes alive when you open the app?
Jess: You’re nearly correct! First, you download the app onto your smartphone. Then when
you point your phone camera at a historical place, you will instantly see historical
events take place directly on your phone as if it was in real life!
Vivian: Amazing! Students would really love studying history more if they have this app.
Jess: Absolutely. I wish I’d known about it earlier.
Vivian: Where can I download it?
Jess: From the Application Store. Or you can also get it from the website historyalive.com.vn.
Vivian: Do we have to pay for it?
Jess: For now it’s free but I heard that in the future they will charge 90 dollars for an annual
subscription.
Vivian: Oh I see. I’ll download it now. Thank you!
Jess: You’re welcome!
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Semester 1
Tim: Morning, Vy. Where are you going?

Vy: Morning, Tim. I’m going to a hairdresser’s.
Tim: But isn’t your usual hairdresser’s near your house?
Vy: Yes, but today I’m going to another place.
Tim: Oh, why?
Vy: I’m donating my hair, so I need a special hairdresser’s to help me.
Tim: It’s the first time I’ve heard about hair donation. Are you donating your hair to a charity?
Vy: Yes. It’s called BCNV – that stands for Breast Cancer Network Vietnam.
Tim: What are they going to do with your hair?
Vy: They will store it in a wig library and give it to cancer patients in need.
Tim: Interesting! I thought they usually used artificial wigs.
Vy: They still do. But natural wigs are higher quality and easier for styling and taking care of.
They are also more comfortable and last longer.
Tim: That’s great! You’re doing a really meaningful thing.
Vy: I think so. I hope my donated hair can bring a little happiness to cancer patients.
Semester 2
Listen to five speakers talking about the kind of English courses they are looking for. Match
each speaker from 1 to 5 with one course from A to F that suits them best.
Speaker 1: I’m twenty-five years old and I’m looking for a course that helps me improve my
communication skills. I guess I’m at the intermediate level and as I’m a full-time worker, I will
only be free at the weekend.
Speaker 2: I’m a computer engineer for a publishing house. I want to register for a course that
focuses mainly on English for computing. You know, just to help me in my work.
Speaker 3: I’m a fanatic about Western movies! So, I hope that in the future I can watch them
without subtitles. I also learn a lot from movies, so I think it’s the best way to improve my English.
Speaker 4: I’m preparing for the IELTS exam. I want to apply for a scholarship to study in
Australia. The university requires a 6.5 overall but I haven’t managed to get that score yet. My
weakest skill is speaking!
Speaker 5: I’ve just been taken on as a secretary for a start-up project and every day I have to
send a lot of emails to our partners, so it would be great if there was a course on how to write
professional emails.
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Advanced 1
Sue: You look upset, Kim. What happened?

Kim: I bought a tablet last week and it’s driving me crazy.
Sue: What’s the problem with it?
Kim: Its battery needs recharging all the time. And when it’s being charged, it overheats.
Sue: That sounds terrible. Have you contacted the store?
Kim: I called their hotline and they told me they couldn’t do anything!
Sue: Why? You bought it last week, so it’s still under warranty, isn’t it?
Kim: Of course. But I lost my receipt.
Sue: What a pity! I think there must be another solution though. You can try contacting their
customer service instead.
Kim: Good idea. I will write a complaint email. Not sure if it will work though. The staff members
aren’t helpful at all.
Sue: I know how you feel. My new computer crashed last month. When I brought it back to the
store, they refused to fix it for free, although it has a nine-month warranty!
Kim: That’s why I only shop at stores I know well. I chose this one just because it offered a 15%
discount for students!
Sue: Sometimes what seems like a great bargain turns out to be a disaster.
Kim: Indeed.
Advanced 2
Listen to a talk on how to reduce one’s water footprint. Complete the sentences in the notes
with NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS for each gap.
Hi everyone, my name is Simon Williams from Global Water Challenge. Today I’m going to talk
about how we can reduce our water footprint. To start with, a water footprint, just like a carbon
footprint, measures the amount of freshwater used to produce the goods and services that
we use every day. Given the far-reaching impacts that climate change is having on our water
resources, we need to learn how to conserve more water. And speaking about conservation,
we have to use the three familiar words: reduce, reuse, and recycle. So, how can we reduce,
reuse, and recycle water to make the most of this essential resource? Well, the idea here is to
get everyone to make small changes to their daily routines in order to save more water. These
changes may include refraining from watering the lawn so often or taking shorter showers.
Besides, consider replacing some old appliances in your homes with new energy-saving devices.
Store greywater, that is, water used for washing or showering, and reuse it to flush toilets or
water plants. Moving on, …. (fading)
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Advanced 3
Listen to a talk about the flipped classroom. Answer the questions
The ‘Flipped Classroom’ is an approach that promotes active and learner-focused education. In
a flipped classroom, students are encouraged to learn the lessons’ main parts before coming
to school. Teachers present those core ideas via videos or other materials which students can
watch or study on their own. Some popular sites offering such clips are YouTube, TED, and Khan
Academy. The links, instructions and assignments can be shared on platforms such as Google
Classroom and Microsoft Teams. Students can ask questions and interact with teachers on
those platforms, or even on some social network apps like Facebook or WhatsApp. Then what
about offline class? Classroom time is spent on practice, group discussions and experiments.
This method allows learners to study anywhere, anytime and at their own pace. Teachers
become facilitators who provide the necessary resources and help students solve problems by
themselves.
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PART 1 USE OF ENGLISH (30 POINTS)

1. C 7. A 13. A 19. B 25. A

PART 2 WORD FORMS (10 POINTS)

31. unreliable 34. unkindly

PART 3 READING COMPREHENSION (30 POINTS)

36 T 41. T 46. B 51. B 56. are

PART 4 ERROR CORRECTION (10 POINTS)

61. B (so) 64. B (what it is)

PART 5 WRITING (10 POINTS)

PART 6 LISTENING (10 POINTS)

PART 1 USE OF ENGLISH (30 POINTS)

1. C 7. B 13. A 19. A 25. A

PART 2 WORD FORMS (10 POINTS)

31. presentation 34. detector

PART 3 READING COMPREHENSION (30 POINTS)

36 T 41. A 46. A 51. D 56. is

PART 4 ERROR CORRECTION (10 POINTS)

PART 5 WRITING (10 POINTS)

PART 6 LISTENING (10 POINTS)

PART 1 USE OF ENGLISH (30 POINTS)

1. B 7. C 13. C 19. C 25. A

PART 2 WORD FORMS (10 POINTS)

31. convenience 34. attention

PART 3 READING COMPREHENSION (30 POINTS)

36. more 41. stressful 46. A 51. A 56. when

PART 4 ERROR CORRECTION (10 POINTS)

PART 5 WRITING (10 POINTS)

66. We will let you know when the product is ready.

PART 6 LISTENING (10 POINTS)

71. overheat / overheating

PART 1 USE OF ENGLISH (30 POINTS)

1. B 7. B 13. C 19. B 25. A

PART 2 WORD FORMS (10 POINTS)

31. conservation 34. international

PART 3 READING COMPREHENSION (30 POINTS)

PART 4 ERROR CORRECTION (10 POINTS)

61. C since 2019 64. C make arrangements for

PART 5 WRITING (10 POINTS)

66. How long did it take you to complete the journey?

PART 6 LISTENING (10 POINTS)

71. T 72. F 73. F 74. F 75. T

PART 1 USE OF ENGLISH (30 POINTS)

1. A 7. D 13. C 19. A 25. D

PART 2 WORD FORMS (10 POINTS)

31. passionate 34. equal

PART 3 READING COMPREHENSION (30 POINTS)

36 F 37. F 38. T 39. T 40. F

PART 4 ERROR CORRECTION (10 POINTS)

PART 5 WRITING (10 POINTS)

PART 6 LISTENING (10 POINTS)

PART 1 USE OF ENGLISH (30 POINTS)

1. B 7. C 13. A 19. D 25. A

PART 2 WORD FORMS (10 POINTS)

31. equipped 34. rebuilt

PART 3 READING COMPREHENSION (30 POINTS)

36. fire fighters 46. B 56. when

PART 4 ERROR CORRECTION (10 POINTS)

PART 5 WRITING (10 POINTS)

66. Swimming caps must be worn in the pool.

PART 6 LISTENING (10 POINTS)

71. F 72. F 73. F 74. F 75. T

PART 1 USE OF ENGLISH (30 POINTS)