Đề kiểm tra Tiếng Anh 12 Friends Global Unit 4 (có lời giải)

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Đề kiểm tra Tiếng Anh 12 Friends Global Unit 4 (có lời giải)

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Listen to a tour introduction. Choose the correct answer A, B, or C. 

Bài nghe:

Question 1. What makes Lan Ha Bay special according to Minh?

A. It has many modern shopping malls.

B. It is less commercialized and more unspoiled than other areas.

C. It is the most famous place for luxury cruises.

Question 2. What will the group do at the floating fishing village?

A. They will buy fish to bring home as souvenirs.

B. They will just watch from a distance without stopping.

C. They will stop to learn about the local way of life.

Question 3. Why is the hidden lagoon Minh’s favorite part of the trip?

A. Because it is very quiet and helps people recharge.

B. Because they can drive high-speed motorboats there.

C. Because there are many fancy restaurants nearby.

Question 4. What is the plan for lunch?

A. Having a BBQ on a remote beach.

B. Eating at a luxury restaurant in the main town.

C. Cooking their own food on the boat.

Question 5. What does Minh advise the tourists during the afternoon trek?

A. To run as fast as they can to reach the top.

B. To stay close behind him and be careful where they step.

C. To stay on the boat if they feel tired.

Mark the letter А, 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.

Question 6.

A. broaden

B. soak  

C. boat

D. approach

Question 7.

A. cottage

B. package

C. villa

D. damage

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

Question 8.

A. vibrant

B. dingy 

C. remote 

D. vivid

Question 9.

A. ecotourism  

B. backpacking

C. volunteering

D. caravan

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

Question 10. Don’t call me between 8:00 and 9:00 PM tonight because I ______ my favorite reality show on TV.

A. will have watched     

B. will be watching    

C. watch  

D. will have been watching

Question 11. By the time the guest speaker arrives, the students ______ in the hall for over thirty minutes.

A. will have been waiting  

B. will be waiting 

C. wait    

D. have waited

Question 12. You can borrow my laptop as soon as I ______ writing my final essay.

A. will finish 

B. will have finished

C. have finished 

D. am finishing

Question 13.  I’m sure that by the end of this month, Sarah ______ all the preparations for her graduation party.

A. will be completing

B. completes

C. will have completed 

D. has completed

Question 14. My brother will be working hard in the garden tomorrow morning, so I’ll bring him a cold drink while he ______.

A. will be working  

B. is working    

C. will have worked    

D. has been working

Read the following advertisement/ announcement and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 15 to 20.

ADVENTURE HOLIDAY IN THE ALPS Are you ready to (15) ______ your horizons? Join our mountain trekking tour this summer! We guarantee that by the end of the trip, you (16) ______ your batteries completely. Please note that this time next week, you (17) ______ the breathtaking views from our remote wooden cabin instead of sitting in a dull office. Don’t miss this unique opportunity!

Question 15.

A. broaden  

B. recharge  

C. pamper  

D. soak up

Question 16.

A. will have recharged

B. will be recharging    

 C.recharge    

D. have recharged

Question 17.

A. are taking in  

B. will be taking in 

C. will have taken in 

D. take in

IMPORTANT UPDATE FOR BACKPACKING GROUP Attention everyone! We will set (18) ______ on our journey to the campsite as soon as the rain stops. By the time we reach the villa tomorrow evening, we (19) ______ in the outdoor activities organized by the local guides. While (20) ______ our way around the local village, please remember to stay together to avoid getting lost in inaccessible areas.

Question 18.

A. away

B. up 

C. back   

D. out

Question 19.

A. participated   

B. participates 

C. has participated    

D. will participate

Question 20.

A. making

B. passing

C. going  

D. getting

Read the text carefully then answer the following questions from 21 to 27.

For years, the gold standard of travel was the “bucket list.” It was a frantic race to tick off the world’s most famous landmarks, snap the perfect photo, and move on to the next destination. We crowded into the same historic squares and queued for hours just to catch a glimpse of a painting or a sunset. But something shifted during the long months of global lockdowns. The silence of empty airports and the stillness of once-congested cities forced us to rethink why we leave home in the first place.

As borders reopened, a new kind of traveler emerged. The industry calls it “Slow Travel,” but for those on the ground, it feels more like a return to sanity. Instead of trying to see five European capitals in ten days, people are choosing to spend two weeks in a single village. They are trading the convenience of all-inclusive resorts for the messy, authentic charm of local life.

This shift is driven by a desire for connection. In an era where digital life is increasingly superficial, travel offers a rare chance for something real. We are seeing a surge in “educational escapes” - trips where the goal isn’t just relaxation, but learning a craft, a language, or a traditional way of cooking. It’s about returning home with a new skill rather than just a suitcase full of souvenirs.

There is also the undeniable factor of climate change. Travelers are no longer ignoring the environmental cost of their flights. This has led to the “staycation” becoming more than just a budget-friendly alternative; it’s now a lifestyle choice. Exploring one’s own backyard by train or bicycle has regained a sense of adventure that was lost in the era of cheap, short-haul flights.

The future of tourism isn’t about visiting the most places; it’s about having the most meaningful experiences. We are moving away from being mere observers of the world and becoming temporary participants in it. As we pack our bags for the year ahead, the question is no longer “Where can I go?” but “Who will I be when I get back?”

Question 21. What is the passage mainly about? 

A. The history of famous landmarks and their popularity.

B. The shift from ‘bucket list’ tourism to more meaningful travel experiences.

C. The negative impact of digital life on modern tourism.

D. The economic benefits of staycations in local villages.

Question 22. According to the passage, what characterized the ‘gold standard’ of travel in previous years?

A. Rushing to visit as many famous landmarks as possible.

B. Spending long periods in a single village to learn the culture.

C. Taking photos of paintings without actually looking at them.

D. Traveling primarily by train or bicycle to save money.

Question 23. Which of the following statements is NOT true, according to the passage?

A. Global lockdowns played a role in making people rethink travel.

B. Climate change has influenced people’s decision to choose staycations.

C. Slow Travel involves visiting multiple European capitals in a very short time.

D. Educational escapes focus on learning skills rather than just relaxing.

Question 24. The word “congested” in paragraph 1 is closest in meaning to ______.

A. empty

B. crowded 

C. silent    

D. modern

Question 25. The word “it” in paragraph 5 refers to ______.

A. tourism   

B. a new skill 

C. the world    

D.a suitcase

Question 26. What does the author suggest about the future of travel in the final paragraph?

A. The number of places visited is less important than the meaning of the trip.

B. People should stop traveling to protect the environment.

C. Travelers should only visit places where they can learn a new language.

D. International travel will be replaced entirely by digital experiences.

Question 27. Which of the following can be inferred from the passage about “educational escapes”?

A. They are only suitable for professional chefs or linguists.

B. They are more expensive than staying at all-inclusive resorts.

C. They were the most popular way to travel before the pandemic.

D. They provide a deeper sense of fulfillment than traditional sightseeing.

Read the text carefully then choose True or False for questions 28 to 33. 

Foreign travel has been beyond most of us for the past 18 months because of restrictions caused by the coronavirus pandemic. However, there are signs of hope for us to resume our sojourns to exotic and faraway places. The National Geographic magazine has released its list of the top 25 travel destinations for 2022. The list is split into five categories: adventure, culture and history, family, nature and sustainability. George Stone, Nat Geo’s executive editor for travel, explained the rationale behind the list and how covid-19 helped shape it. He said: “In many ways, the pandemic provided a moment for travellers and communities around the world to reflect and regroup on how we explore the world.” 

The list includes a visit to London’s Tin Pan Alley, famed for its music history, and a tour of Hokkaido, Japan, renowned for the unique heritage of its indigenous Ainu people. For nature lovers, exploring Namibia’s Caprivi Strip is recommended for its abundance of natural wildlife. Mr. Stone said the pandemic has made people choosier about their vacations. He said: “People are going to be making much more conscientious choices… so we wanted…specific ideas about what is unique, revealing and safe destination for the year ahead.” He added: “These superlative destinations speak of resilient communities, innovative conservation efforts, and thrilling opportunities for future exploration.”

Question 28. Most people were unable to travel abroad due to Covid-19 restrictions.

A. True

B. False 

Question 29. The national Geographic’s top 15 travel list is organized into 6 categories.

A. True

B. False 

Question 30. George Stone stated that the pandemic had no impact on how the 2022 travel list was created.

A. True

B. False 

Question 31. Hokkaido is a great destination to learn about the heritage or the Ainu people.

A. True   

B. False 

Question 32. Travelers are expected to be less selective about their holiday choices in the future.

A. True   

B. False 

Question 33. The Caprivi Strip in Namibia is a recommended spot for travelers who enjoy seeing wildlife.

A. True   

B. False 

Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct arrangement of the sentences to make a meaningful paragraph/ letter in each of the following questions.

Question 34. 

a. Host: That’s a very open-minded perspective. Besides saving money, what do you think is the biggest advantage of staying in a local’s home?

b. Minh: For me, it’s the authentic connection. You get to see the city through a local’s eyes, which is much more vibrant than staying in a dull hotel.

c. Host: I couldn’t agree more. These real-life interactions are what truly broaden our horizons and help us understand different cultures.

d. Minh: We were talking about the concept of “Couch-surfing.” It’s not just about free accommodation, but about building a global community of travelers.

e. Host: Hi Minh, it’s great to have you here! Before we start, could you tell our audience what we were discussing about this style of travel?

f. Minh: Exactly. That’s why I prefer this over a package holiday. It allows you to be a participant in the culture, not just a spectator.

A. d-a-b-c-f-e  

B. a-b-c-f-e-d

C. e-d-a-b-c-f       

D. e-c-b-a-d-f

Question 35. 

a. Registration is open until the end of this month, and we welcome all students who are passionate about environmental conservation.

b. Participants will have the unique chance to stay in a local guest house and work directly with marine biologists to protect sea turtles.

c. We are excited to announce our upcoming “Green Summer” program, a volunteering holiday designed for those who love the ocean.

d. For more details regarding the itinerary and required fees, please visit our official website or scan the QR code below.

e. Not only will you help the environment, but you will also broaden your horizons and develop essential teamwork skills in a vibrant setting.

A. c-b-e-a-d 

B. c-d-b-e-a 

C. a-c-b-e-d      

D. b-e-c-a-d

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 36 to 40. 

The travel industry is undergoing a massive transformation in how we plan our summer breaks. Many people nowadays dream of escaping the noisy city to find a (36) ______ beach where they can truly relax and reconnect with nature. (37) ______, more travelers have been choosing remote islands to avoid the commercialized atmosphere of popular resorts. This shift toward intentional travel is expected to grow even stronger in the coming years. For instance, by the end of this decade, some adventurous pioneers (38) ______ for over six months. Their mission is to explore the world’s most (39) ______ archipelagos to map out eco-friendly routes. These travelers often suggest that if you walk (40) ______ to the shore at sunrise, the view is so stunning that it changes your entire perspective on life. As we look forward, the goal of tourism will no longer be just about seeing new places, but about ensuring these natural wonders remain unspoiled for future generations to enjoy.

Question 36.

A. remote

B. overcrowded

C. dingy

D. commercialized

Question 37.

A. Late   

B. Later  

C. Lately

D. Latest

Question 38.

A. will be sailing  

B. will have been sailing  

C. have been sailing  

D. will sail

Question 39.

A. dull    

B. vibrant

C. inaccessible 

D. breathtaking

Question 40.

A. close  

B. closely

C. closing       

D. closed

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