Đề thi học kì 1 Tiếng Anh 12 Global Success - Đề số 5

PART 1. LISTENING

Listen to someone talking about the population changes of Reedham and choose the correct answer to

each of the following questions.

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1. What was the population of Reedham in 1994?

A. 3.4 million

B. 960 thousand

C. 6 million

2. What has the government built over the last 30 years?

A. new schools

B. new hospitals

C. new train stations

3. What does the speaker say is becoming a problem in Reedham?

A. pollution

B. unemployment

C. crime

4. What will happen to the population in the next 30 years?

A. increase by 55%

B. be 3.4 million

C. nearly double

5. What DOESN’T the speaker say the government should do?

A. ban cars from the city center

B. increase the number of police offices

C. attract businesses to the city

You will hear five short conversations. There is one question for each conversation. For each question,

choose the correct answer (A, B, or C).

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6. What problem do they mention?

A. less food for others

B. wastes energy

C. more pollution

7. What is the charity’s main campaign?

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A. breeding endangered animals

B. stopping people from hunting endangered animals

C. rescuing and reintroducing endangered animals

8. What will happen if they don’t clean up the river?

A. fewer people will visit the area

B. fish populations will fail

C. people won’t have clean water to drink

9. What will there be more of if the government offers more incentives?

A. good publicity

B. electric cars

C. eco-friendly companies

10. What does the speaker say people should do more?

A. use bicycles

B. do exercise

C. use public transportation

PART 2. READING

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.

For most college students in the United States - especially freshmen - The 2021 schoolyear was anything but

normal. Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, many college campuses remained closed, with the majority of classes

being held fully or primarily online. Similarly, the college students also were obligated to (11) ______ exams

at home, with the help of a mobile phone or a laptop. This also caused trouble for administrators, who (12)

______ make sure that there was no cheating during the tests. These changes caused many undergraduates to

feel more stressed out and disconnected from their peers and professors, and accidentally created barriers for

learners that fell behind.

Even at campuses that (13) ______ since the beginning of the semester, students were not given the traditional

college experience once promised to them. It's clear that college won't return to normal for some time. Indeed,

this dismal reality caused major difficulties for students, particularly those in their very first semester of

college.

“Online classes have definitely made school (14) _________ harder for me. I always interact with my teachers

and peers, but this year I haven't made friends with anyone in my class.” - said Sophia, a first-year student at

the University of Missouri. Apparently, attending online lectures did not really help her with the in-class

modules so much.

“I also think that since some of my classes are self-paced, I'm a lot more stressed out than usual. The teacher

just posts all of the assignments on Canvas and gives a due date. There's no teacher-student interaction