Đề cương ôn tập Giữa kì 2 Tiếng Anh 10 Smart World (có lời giải)

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Đề cương ôn tập Giữa kì 2 Tiếng Anh 10 Smart World (có lời giải)

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A. GENERAL KNOWLEDGE

	Unit 6: Community life	Unit 7: Inventions	Unit 8: Ecology and the environment
Function	- Talk about changes in the community - Talk about rules	- Talk about inventors and their work - Talk about weird inventions	- Talk about positive changes and how to achieve them - Talk about improving the environment in your town
Grammar	- The Past Simple passive - Modals with passive voice	- Non-defining relative clauses - Defining relative clauses with who, which, that, and where	- The First Conditional - The Second Conditional
Pronunciation	- Sounds – /kr/ and /kl/ - Sounds – /ts/	- Word stress – Compound nouns - Intonation – Defining relative clauses	- Intonation – Conditional sentences - Sound changes – “…would…”
Skills	- Conversation skill: Thanking someone politely - Writing skill: Using pronouns to avoid repetition	- Conversation skill: Checking comprehension - Writing skill: Using conjunctions to give examples	- Conversation skill: Responding to ideas - Writing skill: Writing problem and solution essays

B. PRACTICE TESTS

PART 1. LISTENING

Bài nghe:

Listen to a tour guide introducing a botanical garden. Decide whether the following statements are True (T) or False (F).

Question 1. The construction of the botanical garden started in 1903.                           ________

Question 2. The garden is home to more species of birds than mammals.                     ________

Question 3. The botanical garden only focuses on entertaining visitors.                        ________

Question 4. The garden provides online resources for people interested in gardening.  ________

Question 5. Visitors can buy wildflower seeds and souvenirs at the gift shop.                     ________

Listen to a talk about Thomas Edison and fill in each blank WITH NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER.

Question 6. Thomas Alva Edison was born on ________, 1847, in Ohio.

Question 7. After leaving school, Edison was educated by ________.

Question 8. At the age of 12, Edison sold newspapers and ________ on a railway.

Question 9. Edison began working as a ________ when he was 19.

Question 10. Before his death, Edison had more than ________ patents for his inventions.

Listen to a radio program about Public Bike Share Project and choose the correct answer to each of the following questions.

Question 11. When did the Public Bike Share Project start?

A. Last January

B. Last February

C. This year

D. Two years ago

Question 12. How many users has the project served so far?

A. 10,000

B. 50,000

C. 100,000

D. Over 100,000

Question 13. What is one special feature of PBS?

A. Users must return bikes to the same station.

B. Users can return bikes at any station.

C. Bikes can only be borrowed with cash.

D. The bikes can only be rented for a whole day.

Question 14. How much does it cost to use a bike for one hour?

A. Free

B. $0.50

C. $1

D. $2

Question 15. Why is the first 30 minutes free?

A. To help tourists save money

B. To encourage more people to use bikes

C. To compete with other rental services

D. To promote sports and fitness

PART 2. SPEAKING

Choose the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the best option for each of the questions.

Question 1. A: I really appreciate your help! – B: ________

A. Anyway.

B. I’m glad you liked it.

C. Never mind.

D. Don’t mention it.

Question 2. Mom: Don’t ever clean the TV with a wet cloth, or you’ll get killed. ________?

                    Son: Yes, Mom. I’m sorry. I will never do that again.

A. Do you know what I mean

B. What are you thinking

C. Will you do that again

D. What made you do so

Question 3. Anna: I think we should ban single-use plastic.

                    Bill: ________. Plastic makes life more convenient.

A. That’s a great idea

B. You can say that again

C. I think it’s difficult

D. That would be easy to do

Question 4. Joe: “Thank you. Your help is greatly appreciated.” – Andy: “________”

A. Of course.

B. Never mind.

C. My pleasure.

D. Go ahead.

Question 5. Mark: “There’s going to be another grocery store here.” – Isabella: “________”

A. That’s great, as it’s much more convenient.

B. Tell me more about it.

C. Let’s shop there together.

D. All are correct.

Question 6. Rose: “It’s hard to follow his arguments.” – James: “________”

A. Yes, I don’t think so.

B. Yes, he isn’t making any sense.

C. Please don’t repeat yourself.

D. Excuse my interrupting him.

Question 7. Harry: “________” – Lucy: “It vacuums and mops the floor for you.”

A. Do you often do chores on your own?   

B. Which invention makes your life easier?

C. How to operate this machine?

D. How does this machine make life easier?

Question 8. Jack: “We should buy drinks that come in reusable bottles.” – Nina: “________”

A. No, I think so.

B. No, that won’t be difficult to do.

C. Yes, I agree.

D. Yes, I beg to differ.

Question 9. Liz: “________” – Jeremy: “We would reduce food-related greenhouse gases.”

A. Why are you eating more meat?            

B. What would happen if we stopped eating meat?

C. Is eating meat bad?

D. Would you like to eat less meat?

Question 10.

Student A: We will help reduce pollution if we ride our bikes or use public transportation.

Student B: ________

A. I totally agree.

B. What do you think will happen?

C. I find it boring.

D. I’m not taking sides.

PART 3. READING

Read the following passage and choose the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the blanks.  

World Clean-Up Day is an annual event that aims at (1) ________ people’s awareness of the solid waste problem, and uniting countries around the world to take (2) ________ in cleaning up the planet and finding solutions (3) ________ this problem. The first World Clean-up Day was on 15 September, 2018, and it managed (4) ________ 18 million people worldwide. (5) ________ challenges arising from the Covid pandemic, 8.5 million people across 191 countries joined in the 2021 event. The next World Clean-Up Day will be held on 17 September, 2022.

Question 1. A. rising               B. raising              C. arising                     D. arousing

Question 2. A. part                  B. role                  C. charge                     D. act

Question 3. A. on                    B. with                  C. to                     D. about

Question 4. A. involving          B. to involve         C. to be involved       D. involved

Question 5. A. Although          B. Because of        C. Because                     D. In spite of

Read the following passage and choose the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the questions.

VACCINE

Currently, there are vaccines to prevent more than 20 deadly diseases, which means millions of lives are saved every year. Smallpox, for example, caused around 2 million deaths in 1967, but by 1979, it had disappeared thanks to a worldwide program of vaccination. So, what are vaccines? Vaccines help prevent the spread of diseases by getting people’s immune systems to respond and build protection. As we all know, tiny germs called bacteria or viruses cause many diseases. When vaccinated against a disease, people are given these bacteria and viruses but in a dead or weakened form. This will lead to little to no sickness in the person who receives the vaccine. The dead or weakened bacteria or viruses cause the person’s immune system to produce proteins called antibodies which fight the disease. If the person is infected with the same viruses or bacteria, their immune system will already know how to fight them off. People can get vaccines in different ways, either in a shot, by mouth, or by a nose spray. It is also worth mentioning that vaccines may cause side effects that seriously affect some people. Therefore, drug companies are very cautious when it comes to vaccine production.

Question 6. What is the passage mainly about?

A. The history of vaccines

B. The side effects of vaccines

C. How vaccines work

D. How to produce vaccines

Question 7. The word “them” refers to ________.

A. vaccines

B. bacteria or viruses

C. people who receive vaccines

D. immune systems

Question 8. The word “cautious” is CLOSEST in meaning to ________.

A. careful

B. frightened    

C. discouraged

D. unhappy

Question 9. What is NOT true according to the passage?

A. Vaccines helped eliminate diseases.

B. Some people may suffer from the side effects of vaccines.

C. Vaccines teach humans’ immune systems to fight off viruses or bacteria.

D. There are vaccines for all existing diseases.

Question 10. What can be inferred from the reading?

A. People who are vaccinated will never be infected with the same viruses or bacteria.

B. Everybody feels well after getting their vaccinations.

C. There is only one form of vaccination.

D. The bacteria or viruses in vaccines have been treated.

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Đề thi Giữa kì 2 Tiếng Anh 10

Bộ sách: Smart World

năm 2025

Thời gian: .... phút

I. Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word whose underlined part differs from the other three in pronunciation in each of the following questions.

1. A. tickets	B. parents	C. pencils	D. books
2. A. achieve	B. machine	C. attach	D. change

II. Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word that differs from the other three in the position of the main stress in each of the following questions.

3. A. packaging	B. obvious	C. awareness	D. energy
4. A. service	B. passport	C. project	D. success

III. Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the following questions.

5. This is the place in New Zealandthey made the film The Lord of the Rings.

A. which B. that C. where D. on which

6. A childeverything he or she wants.

A. should not give B. shouldn’t be given C. mustn’t be given D. mustn’t give

7. If thereads 36.5°C, then you don’t have a fever.

A. Band-Aid B. microscope C. speedometer D. thermometer

8. If all countriesto renewable energy, the environmentcleaner.

A. switch/ will be B. switch/ would be

C. switched/ would be D. switched/ would have been

9. In the 1990s, many people movedand went to live in bigger cities.

A. out B. away C. in D. aside

10. The doctor attached a monitorthe mother’s stomach so that she could listen to the baby's heartbeats.

A. to B. into C. with D. on

11. I’m going away for a few days. I’ll phone youI get back.

A. if B. whether C. until D. when

12. He’sa table for two at their favorite restaurant on Valentine’s Day.

A. rented B. registered C. booked D. called

13. The Fahrenheit scale is namedthe physicist Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit.

A. from B. behind C. after D. before

14. If we plant more trees, we canthe effects of global warming and climate change.

A. go down B. reduce C. end up D. increase

IV. Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word or phrase that is CLOSEST in meaning to the underlined part in each of the following questions.

15. Don’t forget to returnthe books to the library on time.

A. give something back B. put something in a place

C. register something D. keep something

16. I’m looking for a light, portablelaptop that I can take on business trips.

A. easy to use B. easy to install

C. easy to carry and move D. easy to read and type

V. Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word or phrase that is OPPOSITE in meaning to the underlined part in each of the following questions.

17. We can help protect the environment by savingelectricity and water.

A. spending B. closing C. wasting D. opening

18. Susan has changeda lot since I last saw her.

A. stayed the same B. become different C. become various D. maintained

VI. Write the correct forms of the words in brackets.

19. The programdownloads and installs new updates, so you don’t need to do it manually. (AUTOMATIC)

20. causes many serious problems, one of which is that wild animals lose their homes. (FOREST)

VII. Rewrite the following sentences without changing their meaning. Use the given word(s) if any.

21. We should turn off the lights when we aren’t using them. We save electricity.

=>.

22. It’s not a good idea to wear jewelry when you work out.

=> Jewelry.

23. John Starley created the modern bicycle in 1885. He was an English inventor.

=> John Starley.

24. Chemical fertilizers are a major cause of soil and water pollution, but we can’t stop using them.

=> If we.

25. Members can keep their personal belongings in lockers.

=> Members’ personal belongings.

VIII. Read the following passage and choose the word that best suits each blank.

I live in a neighborhood near the city center. I don't want to live in the suburb! I like living near shops and restaurants. People usually (26)two things about my neighborhood. There is a café on every corner and it is very green. I especially like Blueprint – a lovely outdoor café with a small flower garden (27)

I often sit at the weekend and enjoy a cup of coffee. There are many parks and squares in the neighborhood. The parks are very (28)with children, students and other people who live nearby for walking, relaxing and playing sports. I guess the people here love being outdoors. I haven't lived in this neighborhood very long, but I can see it's a real (29)– everyone knows each other. They are friendly and welcoming to newcomers, too. That’s why I could fit in really quickly when I moved to this area. It’s also got great nightlife. There is a variety of restaurants which serve food from many parts of the world. It’s easy to find French, Italian, Chinese and Thai restaurants, and they are of good quality. There are lots of small art

(30)and theatres, too. I find this neighborhood beautiful and interesting. Living in this place is amazing to me!

26. A. notice	B. look	C. watch	D. see
27. A. which	B. who	C. where	D. that
28. A. famous	B. full	C. popular	D. widespread
29. A. league	B. community	C. society	D. group
30. A. stores	B. factories	C. buildings	D. galleries

IX. Read the passage and choose the best answer to each of the following questions.

THE GREATEST INVENTORS

When we think of “the greatest inventors” in the world, we almost always think of those like Thomas Edison or Alexander Graham Bell. They had revolutionary ideas and there is no doubt that our lives would be very different (and very boring) without their creations. It almost seems like nobody has invented anything useful in a long time, but this is simply not true! Our technology today is so advanced that new inventions don’t seem to have life-changing results. But this doesn’t mean that they aren’t useful, or that they aren’t amazing, either. It’s just that they are less noticeable than it was in the past when new creations considerably changed our way of life. And so, we should celebrate these incredible people and respect them as much as we respect the inventors that came before them. Modern-day inventor Elon Musk has transformed the world of automobiles with his creation of arguably the first self-driving car that performs as well as regular cars. Before he passed away in 1931, Thomas Edison held the world record for the largest number of inventions – 1093 to be exact. In 2003, a Japanese inventor named Shunpei Yamazaki beat his record. As of today, Yamazaki holds the record of 6074 inventions, and counting! And then there is Mark Zuckerberg whose invention actually did change our lives, especially in terms of social media, marketing, and even job creation. Zuckerberg was only 19 years old when he invented Facebook. In 2007, at age 23, Zuckerberg became the world’s youngest self- made billionaire.

31. What is true about paragraph 1?

A. Everyone knows about Thomas Edison and Alexander Graham Bell.

B. Thomas Edison and Alexander Graham Bell used to be the greatest inventors.

C. Past inventions seem to have a greater influence on our life than modern ones.

D. There haven’t been any great inventions for a long time.

32. Why do we not seem to take much notice of new inventions today?

A. They are bad inventions. B. They make little changes to our lives.

C. There aren’t many new inventions. D. They aren’t useful.

33. What did Elon Musk invent?

A. The first fully self-driving car B. The first social media platform about cars

C. The first electric car D. The first mobile-controlled automobile

34. What is the current world record of inventions?

A. 1931 B. 1093 C. 2003 D. 6074

35. Which is NOT an effect of Mark Zuckerberg’s invention?

A. People can have more jobs. B. People can share things online easily.

C. People can promote and sell things better. D. People lead better lives.

X. Listen to a children’s TV episode about cleaning up the environment and complete the task by answering either TRUE or FALSE or NI if there is NO INFORMATION given.

36. We can make a difference to the environment if we are all healthy.

37. Big changes can make a small difference in saving the environment.

38. Public transport can help reduce pollution.

39. Each person creates 1000kg of Carbon Dioxide each year.

40. Global warming will be irreversible in the next 100 years.

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