Đề thi tuyển sinh vào lớp 10 Tiếng Anh Chuyên Hải Phòng năm 2024

Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on the answer sheet to indicate the word whose main stress position is placed differently from that of the others in each group.

Laura has (MARK) ______ the BBC homepage as she uses it regularly to get the latest news.

The ceremony of the Flamboyant Festival ended (SENSE) ______ with a firework display.

Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on the answer sheet to indicate the word whose main stress position is placed differently from that of the others in each group.

Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on the answer sheet to indicate the word whose main stress position is placed differently from that of the others in each group.

How is Briggo's invention superior to human workers?

All of the following are true about robots EXCEPT that _______.

What will happen if you press the snooze button?

The word "attached" in paragraph 3 mostly means _______.

The word "rebellion" in paragraph 4 is closest in meaning to _______.

But despite such issues, online fintech business in general is definitely (30) ______ to stay.

But despite such issues, online fintech business in general is definitely (30) ______ to stay.

But despite such issues, online fintech business in general is definitely (30) ______ to stay.

But despite such issues, online fintech business in general is definitely (30) ______ to stay.

But despite such issues, online fintech business in general is definitely (30) ______ to stay.

But despite such issues, online fintech business in general is definitely (30) ______ to stay.

But despite such issues, online fintech business in general is definitely (30) ______ to stay.

But despite such issues, online fintech business in general is definitely (30) ______ to stay.

REMEMBERING MEMORIES Most people wish they had better memories. They also worry about forgetting things as they get older. But did you know that we have different kinds of memory? When one or more of these kinds start to fail, there are a few simple things that everyone can do to improve their memories. What most people think of as memory is, in fact, five different categories of memory. Our capability to remember things from the past, that is, years or days ago, depends on two categories. They are remote memories and recent memories, respectively. When taking a test, we need to draw on our semantic memories. That is the sum of our acquired knowledge. Or maybe we want to remember to do something in the future, either minutes or days from now. These cases use our immediate and prospective memories. Many people think that developing a bad memory is unavoidable as we get older, but this is actually not the case. Of our five kinds of memory, immediate, remote, and prospective (if aided with cues like memos) do not degrade with age. But how can we prevent a diminishing of our semantic and unaided prospective memories? The secret seems to be activity. Studies have shown that a little mental activity, like learning new things, goes a long way in positively affecting our memories. Regular physical activity appears to be able to make our memories better as well. This is possibly due to having a better blood supply to the brain. The one thing to avoid at all costs, though, is stress. When we are stressed, our bodies release a hormone called cortisol, which is harmful to our brain cells and thus our memories. Reducing stress through meditation, exercise, or other activities can help to preserve our mental abilities. 31. What is the passage mainly about?

REMEMBERING MEMORIES Most people wish they had better memories. They also worry about forgetting things as they get older. But did you know that we have different kinds of memory? When one or more of these kinds start to fail, there are a few simple things that everyone can do to improve their memories. What most people think of as memory is, in fact, five different categories of memory. Our capability to remember things from the past, that is, years or days ago, depends on two categories. They are remote memories and recent memories, respectively. When taking a test, we need to draw on our semantic memories. That is the sum of our acquired knowledge. Or maybe we want to remember to do something in the future, either minutes or days from now. These cases use our immediate and prospective memories. Many people think that developing a bad memory is unavoidable as we get older, but this is actually not the case. Of our five kinds of memory, immediate, remote, and prospective (if aided with cues like memos) do not degrade with age. But how can we prevent a diminishing of our semantic and unaided prospective memories? The secret seems to be activity. Studies have shown that a little mental activity, like learning new things, goes a long way in positively affecting our memories. Regular physical activity appears to be able to make our memories better as well. This is possibly due to having a better blood supply to the brain. The one thing to avoid at all costs, though, is stress. When we are stressed, our bodies release a hormone called cortisol, which is harmful to our brain cells and thus our memories. Reducing stress through meditation, exercise, or other activities can help to preserve our mental abilities. 32. The phrase 'These cases' in paragraph 2 refers to ______.

REMEMBERING MEMORIES Most people wish they had better memories. They also worry about forgetting things as they get older. But did you know that we have different kinds of memory? When one or more of these kinds start to fail, there are a few simple things that everyone can do to improve their memories. What most people think of as memory is, in fact, five different categories of memory. Our capability to remember things from the past, that is, years or days ago, depends on two categories. They are remote memories and recent memories, respectively. When taking a test, we need to draw on our semantic memories. That is the sum of our acquired knowledge. Or maybe we want to remember to do something in the future, either minutes or days from now. These cases use our immediate and prospective memories. Many people think that developing a bad memory is unavoidable as we get older, but this is actually not the case. Of our five kinds of memory, immediate, remote, and prospective (if aided with cues like memos) do not degrade with age. But how can we prevent a diminishing of our semantic and unaided prospective memories? The secret seems to be activity. Studies have shown that a little mental activity, like learning new things, goes a long way in positively affecting our memories. Regular physical activity appears to be able to make our memories better as well. This is possibly due to having a better blood supply to the brain. The one thing to avoid at all costs, though, is stress. When we are stressed, our bodies release a hormone called cortisol, which is harmful to our brain cells and thus our memories. Reducing stress through meditation, exercise, or other activities can help to preserve our mental abilities. 33. If a person can't remember what he ate for lunch yesterday, that is a problem with his ______.

The word "degrade" in paragraph 3 mostly means _______.

It can be inferred from the last paragraph that _______.

Success commonly _______ hard work, patience, talent, and luck.

The competition _______ John with opportunities; however, he failed to enter it.

It is _______ impossible for the neighbours to tell these twins apart.

Reducing our greenhouse gas emissions by half may present a huge challenge, but it is certainly not an _______ goal.

It is the recommendation of many psychologists that _______ to associate words and remember names.

Everyone in the office knows that Elena is _______, but she sometimes seems to end up annoying many colleagues.

Both of her novels were best-selling, but critics generally agreed that the sequel was _______ the two.

He seemed very quiet, but it would be a mistake to _______ his intelligence.

I can't imagine Jack camping in the woods; he's too dependent on the _______ of home.

Lenses, _______ are used to correct imperfections in eyesight.

The singer's performance was so exciting that many of his fans were _______ enthusiasm.

Bob and Angela are talking about self-studying. Bob: “Self-studying is an inseparable part of effective learning.” Angela: “_______”

He spent part of ______ evening telling them ______ news he couldn't tell them by ______ phone.

Henry and Timothy are talking about Mick’s part-time job. Henry: “I think that Mick will leave his part-time job before the year is out.” Timothy: “Yes, I agree. I don't think he'll _______ either.”

Appointments are available on the 6th and 8th of this month, but ______ either of those, they could fit you in on the 10th.

The Chairman's secretary was asked to take the ______ at the Committee meeting.

More than 80 people, many of ______ children had pictures on the walls, came to the exhibition.

It was a hot summer day and ice cream salesmen were doing a ______ trade.

I don't suppose you're telling us the real version of the fairy tale, ______ ?