Tổng hợp 25 Đề thi tuyển sinh lớp 10 môn Anh chuyên 2025-2026 (Có đáp án)

 space for safe NMV use, and changes in urban form prompted by motorization. Transport planning and 
investment in most of Asia has focused principally on the motorized transport sector and has often 
ignored the needs of non-motorized transport. Without changes in policy, NMV use may decline 
perfidiously in the coming decade, with major negative effects on air pollution, traffic congestion, global 
warming, energy use, urban sprawl, and the employment and mobility of low-income people.
D. As cities in Japan, the Netherlands, Germany, and several other European nations demonstrate, the 
modernization of urban transport does not require total motorization, but rather the appropriate 
integration of walking, NMV modes, and motorized transport. As in European and Japanese cities, where 
a majority of trips are made by walking and cycling, NMVs have an important role to play in urban 
transport systems throughout Asia in coming decades.
E. Transport investment and policy are the primary factors that influence NMV use and can have an 
effect on the pace and level of motorization. For example, Japan has witnessed major growth of bicycle 
use despite increased motorization, through policies providing extensive bicycle paths, bicycle parking 
at rail stations, and high fees for motor vehicle use. Denmark and the Netherlands have reversed the 
decline in bicycle use through similar policies.
F. China has for several decades offered commuter subsidies for those cycling to work, cultivated a 
domestic bicycle manufacturing industry, and allocated extensive urban street space to NMV trim- This 
strategy reduced the growth of public transport subsidies while meeting most mobility needs. Bicycles 
have largely replaced buses as the principal means of urban vehicular transport in Tianjin. Buses are 
generally slower for the same trips made by bicycle. Today, 50 to 80 percent of urban vehicle trips in 
China are by bicycle and average journey times in China's cities appear to be comparable to those of 
many other more motorized Asian cities, with much more favorable consequences on the environment, 
petroleum dependency, transport system costs, and traffic safety.
G. Bicycles should be encouraged as the most efficient transport mode for short trips in cities of all 
types and income levels, particularly for trips too long for walking and too short for express public 
transport services or where travel demand or economics do not permit high frequency public transport 
services. Bicycles are most important for personal transport, but also accommodate light goods hauling, 
being capable of carrying loads of 100 to 180 kg.
Cycle-rickshaws are not as efficient as bicycles for personal transport, but should be encouraged n: 
complementary mode to motorized goods transport and as a passenger transit mode, particularly in 
countries where low wages and surplus labor are sustainable features of the economy. Where they are in 
use, they should be accepted as a useful part of the transportation system rather than as a nuisance or a 
barrier to transport system modernization. Even in high-income, motorised-vehicle dependent cities, 
there are opportunities for appropriate use of cycle rickshaws for short-distance movement of persons 
and goods and as the basis for small businesses providing goods and services at dispersed locations. 
They find greatest utility in cities where slow modes of transport are allocated road space separate from 
motorized traffic, in neighborhoods where the majority of people go from one place to another on foot 
or in central areas with slow traffic speed, in large factories and shopping districts, and areas where 
private automobiles are restricted. 
Questions 1-6: 
Choose the most suitable headings for paragraphs A - F from the list of headings below. There are more 
headings than paragraphs, so you will not use all of them. You may use heading more than once. List of headings
 i. Benefits of bicycle use: one country’s experience
 ii. Situations that best fit bicycle use
 iii. Factors working against NMV use
 iv. Disadvantages of cycle use
 v. Continuing importance of NMVs in Asia
 vi. Subsidizing public transport use in China
 vii. Appropriate use of cycle rickshaws
 viii. Use of NMVs to reduce motorization in Europe
 ix. Role of policies in promoting bicycle use
 x. Integrated approach to urban transport
 Example: Paragraph G vii
 1. Paragraph A
 2. Paragraph B
 3. Paragraph C
 4. Paragraph D
 5. Paragraph E
 6. Paragraph F
Questions 7-8: 
Complete the summary with words taken from the passage. Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS for 
each answer in the numbered boxes. 
 The employment of NMVs is overlooked in many Asian countries where (7) and money 
 allocation mostly center on the motorized. Japan, Denmark and the Netherlands serve as striking 
 illustrations for the fact that (8) concerning the provision of paths, parking and fee charging 
 of motorized transport can bring about the increase in the use of bikes.
IV. Read the following passage and choose the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct answer to 
each of the following questions. (7.0 points)
 In the past decade, the entertainment industry has undergone a significant transformation with 
the rise of streaming services. These platforms, such as Netflix, Hulu, and Disney+, have revolutionized 
the way people consume media, offering on-demand access to a vast library of movies, TV shows, and 
original content. The convenience and variety provided by streaming services have made them 
increasingly popular, leading to a decline in traditional cable and satellite TV subscriptions.
One of the key factors behind the success of streaming services is their ability to cater to individual 
preferences. Unlike traditional TV, which requires viewers to adhere to a fixed schedule, streaming 
platforms allow users to watch content whenever they want. This flexibility has been a major draw for 
consumers, particularly younger audiences who value convenience and instant gratification.
 Moreover, streaming services have invested heavily in original content, producing high-quality 
movies and series that are exclusive to their platforms. This strategy not only attracts subscribers but 
also differentiates them from competitors. For example, Netflix’s “Stranger Things” and Disney+’s “The 
Mandalorian” have garnered significant viewership and critical acclaim, showcasing the impact of 
exclusive content on a platform’s success. In addition to convenience and original content, the affordability of streaming services has 
contributed to their widespread adoption. Many streaming platforms offer subscription plans that are 
cheaper than traditional cable packages, making them an attractive option for cost-conscious consumers. 
Furthermore, the absence of commercials enhances the viewing experience, as audiences can enjoy 
uninterrupted content.
 Despite their advantages, streaming services face several challenges. One major issue is the 
saturation of the market, with numerous platforms competing for subscribers. This intense competition 
has led to a fragmentation of content, where popular shows and movies are spread across multiple 
services. As a result, consumers may need to subscribe to multiple platforms to access all their desired 
content, which can be costly and inconvenient.
 Another challenge is the issue of content piracy. With the rise of streaming, illegal downloading 
and streaming of copyrighted material have become more prevalent. This not only affects the revenue 
of streaming services but also undermines the value of original content.
 In conclusion, streaming services have significantly changed the entertainment landscape by 
offering convenience, variety, and affordability. While they have become an integral part of modern 
media consumption, they must navigate challenges such as market saturation and content piracy to 
maintain their growth and success.
1. What is the main focus of the passage?
 A. The decline of traditional TV subscriptions
 B. The challenges faced by streaming services
 C. The evolution and impact of streaming services
 D. The rise of original content of streaming platforms
2. What does This flexibility in paragraph 2 refer to?
 A. The ability to cater to individual preferences B. The adherence to a fixed schedule
 C. The instant gratification of streaming platforms D. The affordability of streaming services
3. What does original in paragraph 3 most likely mean?
 A traditionally valuable B. completely new and interesting
 C. relatively conservative D. various and easily accessible
4. The word undermines in paragraph 6 is OPPOSITE in meaning to 
 A. alleviates B. prolongs C. mitigates D. enhances
5. What can be inferred about the impact of original content on streaming services?
 A. It has no significant impact on a platform’s success.
 B. It only attracts older audiences to the platforms.
 C. It is more costly than traditional content.
 D. It helps differentiate platforms from competitors.
6. How do streaming services cater to individual preferences?
 A. By offering fixed schedules to audiences B. By providing on-demand access to content
 C. By having fewer options than traditional TV D. By including commercials more commercial 
break
7. Which of the following is NOT mentioned as an advantage of streaming services?
 A. Convenience and flexibility B. Original content
 C. Affordability D. Live sports broadcasting
PART E. WRITING (25.0 POINTS)
I. Complete each of the following sentences in such a way that it has the similar meaning to the sentence
printed before (5.0 points)
The fund-raisers haven't officially decided where to send the proceeds of the concert.
 No official ____________________________________________________________. This picture reminds me of the time I went to Ho Chi Minh City to watch the military parade.
 This picture takes me ____________________________________________________. 
The minister proposed regular meetings for the committee.
 The minister suggested ___________________________________________________.
4. 1 would prefer him not to have said all those embarrassing thing about me.
 I'd sooner ______________________________________________________________. 
5. I almost gave up jogging because of my health problem.
 I came very ____________________________________________________________.
II. Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence, using the word 
in hold given in brackets. DO NOT change the word given. (5.0 points)
1. I don't think it's likely that you’ll win the competition. (CHANCE)
 I think there is __________________________________________________________.
2. He was not given details of the company’s new plans. (DARK)
 He was ________________________________________________________________.
3. His excuse for such bad behavior has little effect on her. (CUTS)
  His excuse _____________________________________________________________.
4. The Averts look exactly the same as the articles in this magazine. (DIFFERENCE)
 It's impossible ___________________________________________________________.
5. They remain close friends despite having bad many arguments. (FALL)
 Frequently as ___________________________________________________________.
III. Essay writing (15.0 points)
“Many people believe that ChatGPT and Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools make people think less.”
To what extent do you agree disagree with this statement?
Write as essay of about 250 words to express your opinion, using specific reasons and your own 
experiences to support your answer.
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PART A: LISTENING 
I.
 1. cover
 2. tower
 3. balloon
 4. animals
 5. bridge
 6. software
 7. decorate
 8. Wednesdays
 9. Fradstone
 10. parking
II.
 1. B. one memorable experience in childhood
 2. A. in a swimming pool
 3. B. surprised that people thought he was suitable
 4. D. a chance to share their work with colleagues
 5. D. how well the whales co-operated with each other.
III.
 1. False
 2. True
 3. True
 4. False
 5. True
PART B: PHONETICS 
I.
 1. A. itinerary 2. B. thenceforth
II.
 1. C. presume 2. D. linguistics 3. A. negligible
PART C: LEXICO – GRAMMAR 
I.
 1. D. You can say that again
 2. A. wear and tear
 3. D. are found majestic mountains and churning rivers
 4. D. a useful digital alarm clock
 5. A. Only when mixed
 6. A. Yes, and I'm on pins and needles
 7. D. roaring
 8. D. made up for
 9. B. Neither
 10. D. If so
 11. D. replenish
 12. D. experimental
 13. B. drained
 14. A. brisk
 15. D. mounting
 16. C. virtually
 17. D. interests 18. C. depicted
 19. A. precautions
 20. B. Regardless of
II.
 1. written
 2. is always entering
 3. be taken
 4. having been chosen
 5. might/may have told
 6. wouldn’t be celebrating
 7. Not having saved
 8. will have been working
 9. discussed
 10. to have been awarded
III.
 1. self-destructive
 2. unproductive
 3. commemorated
 4. invariably
 5. encouraging
 6. attendees
 7. maintenance
 8. activated
 9. inaccessible
 10. admiration
IV.
 1. them => which
 2. introduced => were introduced
 3. use => using 
 4. has => have
 5. impressive => impressionable
PART D. READING 
I.
 1. being
 2. doubt
 3. where
 4. other
 5. respond
II.
 1. A. coupled
 2. B. acclaim
 3. C. Additionally
 4. D. point
 5. B. strikes
III.
 1. v. Continuing importance of NMVs in Asia
 2. iii. Factors working against NMV use
 3. x. Integrated approach to urban transport
 4. ix. Role of policies in promoting bicycle use
 5. i. Benefits of bicycle use: one country's experience
 6. ii. Situations that best fit bicycle use
 7. transport planning 8. policies
IV.
 1. C. The evolution and impact of streaming services
 2. A. The ability to cater to individual preferences
 3. B. completely new and interesting
 4. D. enhances
 5. D. It helps differentiate platforms from competitors.
 6. B. By providing on-demand access to content
 7. D. Live sports broadcasting
PART E. WRITING
 I.
 1. decision on where to send the proceeds of the concert has been made by the fund-raisers
 2. me back to the time I went to Ho Chi Minh City to watch the military parade.
 3. that the committee (should) meet regularly // that the committee (should) have/hold regular 
 meetings
 4. he had not said all those embarrassing things about me
 5. close to giving up jogging because of my health problem
II.
 1. little chance of you/your winning the competition
 2. kept in the dark about the company’s new plans
 3. for such bad behavior cuts no ice with her
 4. to tell the difference between the adverts and the articles in this magazine
 5. they fall out, they remain close friends SỞ GIÁO DỤC VÀ ĐÀO TẠO ĐỀ KỲ THI TUYỂN SINH VÀO LỚP 10 TRUNG 
 HỌC PHỔ THÔNG CHUYÊN NĂM HỌC 
 THI CHÍNH THỨC 2025-2026
 Môn thi: Tiếng Anh Thời 
 gian làm bài: 150 phút 
 (Không tính thời gian phát đề)
 - Họ và tên thí sinh: SBD: __________________________
 Ghi chú:
 - Đề thi có 10 trang. Thí sinh làm bài vào Phiếu trả lời.
 - Mở đầu và kết thúc phần nghe có tín hiệu nhạc. Thí sinh được nghe 2 lần mỗi phần.
 - Thí sinh không được sử dụng tài liệu và từ điển.
 - Giám thị không giải thích gì thêm.
LISTENING (50 points) 
SECTION 1. Listen to the recording and answer question 1 to question 5. 
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1. What does Frank say about the children he teaches? 
 A. They act maturely and intelligently.
 B. They lack confidence but try to study hard. 
 C. They are immature but very self-assured.
2. What makes Frank interested in teaching adults?
 A. He prefers conversations with his former students.
 B. His wife advised him to pursue a new career.
 C. He enjoys seeing how his students have grown up.
3. What is Frank's greatest weakness?
 A. Being reluctant to study
 B. Being old-fashioned
 C. Being introverted
4. What did Dr Lindsey say about her university study?
 A. She went to university for her master degree.
 B. She studied while raising a family.
 C. She delayed her higher study due to her children.
5. How was Dr Lindsey's first term at university?
 A. It was tough and stressful.
 B. It was smooth and exciting.
 C. It was easy due to experience.
SECTION 2. Listen and fill in the blank with NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS.
 • Elephants are noted for their enormous size, intelligence, and strong (6) .
 • The (7) are African elephants can weigh up to 6,000 kilograms.
 • Despite their size, elephants are gentle (8) , eating up to (9) of food daily.
 • They are capable of recognizing themselves in mirrors, a sign of (10) .
 • In the wild, elephants display emotional depth by (11) the death of family members.
 • They live in tight-knit (12) groups, led by a matriarch, usually the oldest female.
 • The matriarch uses her knowledge to guide the (13) to water sources, food locations, and 
 safe migration routes, and helps solve problems.
 • Elephants communicate through various vocalizations, including trumpets, rumbles, and (14) sounds.
 • (15) are being made to protect elephants and provide safe environments for them.
SECTION 3. Listen and fill in the blank with NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS.
 • People usually identify as either early birds or night owls. Morning people tend to be more (16)
 and (17) , while night owls show creative strengths.
 • Night owls may struggle with poor attention rates, (18) , and daytime fatigue.
 • Our (19) are affected by light exposure, too. The sleep hormone, melatonin, is naturally 
 produced in darkness, but (20) when there is light.
 • Early risers may perform more (21) , but night owls process information more speedily and 
 have faster (22)
 • However, morning people are less likely to suffer from (23) or addictive behaviors.
 • Our sleep patterns will also be largely affected by our age, our work or our (24)
 • Forcing night owls to become early birds can have negative effects such as weight gain, (25) 
 and create irritation or frustration while letting people follow natural sleep patterns can help them 
 perform better
II. READING (50 points)
For questions 26 - 35, read the text below and complete the questions.
 The anger that descends (26) people when they get behind the steering wheel of a car used to be
(27) as a joke. But the laughter is getting noticeably quieter (28) the problem has 
become increasingly widespread.
 Stuck in a traffic jam, with family cars inching their way past, the driver of fast sports car begins to 
lose his temper. Despite the (29) of his car, there is nothing he can do. The outcome is anger.
 Psychologists suggest that this frustration (30) from a sense of entitlement and competition 
on the road. Many drivers believe they deserve to move faster than others, especially if they are in a hurry. 
When obstacles, such as traffic congestion or slow drivers, prevent them from doing so, they feel 
personally attacked. This (31) leads to impulsive reactions like honking, 
tailgating, or even aggressive shouting. In extreme cases, minor inconveniences escalate into serious 
confrontations, endangering everyone involved.
 Many people live in (32) of losing control. This is true of many situations but driving is a 
good example. Drivers often worry that their car won't start, could break down, or might be hit by another 
vehicle. Even before anything goes wrong, they build up a sense of anxiety, imagining (33) scenarios. 
As a result, when a problem does arise, their stress levels peak, leading to an overreaction. In fact, it is 
their very anxiety about losing control that makes them lose control.
 This isn't to say that all offenders have psychological problems or drive powerful sports cars. In 
fact, most of them are (34) ordinary human beings who have no history of violence. There is clearly 
something deep in our nature that (35) when we start up a car engine.
 26. A. on B. at C. to D. by
 27. A. found B. thought C. treated D. intended
 28. A. now that B. even though C. rather than D. in case
 29. A. skills B. capabilities C. systems D. engines
 30. A. roots B. stems C. triggers D. arouses
 31. A. observation B. participation C. involvement D. perception
 32. A. worry B. fright C. fear D. concern
 33. A. worst-case B. mentally-exhausting C. real-life D. counter-productive
 34. A. purely B. fully C. exactly D. perfectly
 35. A. excites B. disturbs C. upsets D. awakens
For questions 36 - 45, read the following text and then choose the best phrase or clause given below it to 
fill each gap.
 Gardening is a hobby that has been enjoyed by people for centuries. It involves cultivating and 
nurturing plants, both edible and ornamental, in a designated space. (36) , gardening is actually quite complex, requiring knowledge of soil types, watering schedules, and plant care, among other things. 
However, the benefits of gardening are numerous and (37) .
 One of the most obvious benefits of gardening is the physical activity it provides. Digging, planting, 
weeding, and watering are all activities that require movement and can (38) . Gardening can be a 
great form of exercise, helping to build strength, increase flexibility, and improve cardiovascular health. In 
addition, being outdoors and getting fresh air and sunlight can (39) . Another benefit of 
gardening is its therapeutic value. Many people find that spending time in the garden is a great way to reduce 
stress and anxiety. Gardening provides an opportunity to disconnect from the stresses of everyday life and 
(40) . Studies have also shown that (41) , a hormone associated 
with stress. Watching plants grow can boost overall well-being.
 (42) , gardening can also be a sustainable and environmentally friendly activity. Growing 
your own food can reduce your carbon footprint and (43) . In addition, planting native species can help 
to support local ecosystems and biodiversity.
 (44) . For those who are new to gardening, it is important to start small and choose plants that 
are easy to grow and maintain. It is also important to research the specific needs of each plant, including soil 
type, watering requirements, and sunlight exposure. With a little patience and dedication, (45) .
 A. Additionally, gardening can be a meditative and H. focus on a calming and rewarding activity
 stress-reducing activity
 B. Although it may seem like an effortless activity I. However, gardening does require some effort and 
 knowledge
 C. In addition to its physical and mental health J. gardening can help to lower levels of cortisol
 benefits
 D. also boost mood and energy levels K. extend far beyond just growing beautiful plants
 E. help to improve overall physical health L. help to promote more sustainable food systems
 F. gardening can be a rewarding and enjoyable hobby M. By providing access to fresh, healthy produce
 that benefits both body and mind
 G. In addition to promoting environmental awareness N. gardening can help to reduce the amount of waste 
 and sustainability practices sent to landfills
For questions 46 - 55, read the following passage and choose the correct answer (A, B, C or D) for each 
of the questions.
 (1) In recent years, there has been a surge of information about how buildings affect the environment. 
Many documents explain and promote green and sustainable design, emphasizing its benefits and warning 
about the risks of ignoring these issues. However, these resources rarely provide practical guidance for 
professionals, such as engineers designing mechanical and electrical systems, on how to apply this 
knowledge in real-life projects.
 (2) Although people often use the terms "green" and "sustainable" interchangeably, they do not mean 
exactly the same thing. While both are related to nature, sustainability focuses on reducing the long-term 
negative impact of human activities on the environment. Some aspects of green design, like lowering 
energy consumption and reducing pollution, also contribute to sustainability. However, other green 
initiatives, such as improving indoor air quality, may not directly affect the environment but are still 
important for human health.
 (3) (I) Many architects support green construction and can provide solid arguments in favor of 
designing buildings sustainably. (II) There are also numerous architectural firms experienced in green 
design. (III) The key decision-maker is the building owner, the person funding the project. (IV) If the 
owner does not prioritize sustainability, it is unlikely to be included in the design.
 (4) The commissioning process plays an essential role in making sure the owner's goals are met in 
terms of design, cost, and risk. At the pre-design stage, the owner's expectations and vision are discussed and 
recorded. This process provides the design team with a clear foundation and serves as a reference point for 
evaluating different aspects of the project, such as costs, design features, and environmental impact.
 (5) Owners who do not follow the commissioning process carefully or fail to consider sustainability