Đề thi tuyển sinh vào lớp 10 Tiếng Anh Phú Yên năm 2024 (chính thức)

Maryan: Your dictionary is too old. I suggest you should buy a new one. Paul: _______ I think it's still useful.

The doctors emphasize that meat for patients' meals ______ be cooked well.

The train had left the station before she ______ there.

I myself dislike ______ the dishes, but I love ______ meals.

Lan asked Hoa: "You have read this book, ______ ?"

Of the two shirts, the blue isn't ______ as the green.

Some parents often ______ off children because of their untidy rooms.

She wishes she ______ as a manager or a director now.

It rained yesterday ______ the weather bureau had predicted there would be fine weather.

Tuan has been nominated as the most ______ volunteer in the town charity program.

I'll wait for her here ______ it stops raining.

I've looked ______ my new pen everywhere but I can't find it. I think I've lost it.

We will protect the environment if we ______ throw trash into the water.

It was hot outside, but I turned on the air conditioner.

That's the woman who she sold me the handbag.

I used to meet an old friend while I was going shopping yesterday afternoon.

A flood occurs when water covers land that is typically dry. Coastal flooding (26) ______ from large storms or tsunamis which push seawater inland.

They often leave us many things to do from polluted water, hazardous debris, and (27) ______ diseases.

Understanding and preparing for facing floods is (28) ______ important to ignore if we want to minimize their impact.

Travel isn't just about the destination, it's about the journey itself. The winding roads, busy train stations, and crowded airports all contribute to our travel experiences. Each way of transportation has its own unique charm and challenges. When you get on a train, you become part of a temporary community. The rhythmic clatter of wheels on tracks gets you into a quiet state. You watch the passing landscapes - the old villages, rolling hills, and distant mountains - like scenes from a movie. Strangers share stories, laughter, and sometimes even meals. Air travel, on the other hand, is a whirlwind. The feeling of excitement at the departure gate, the thrill of take-off, and the awe of seeing the world from above - it's a symphony of emotions. You may be surprised at the vastness of oceans and the patchwork of cities below. But there's also the stress of security checks, flight delays, and packed seats. And then there's the road trip - the ultimate freedom. You choose your route, stop at roadside diners, and explore hidden gems. The wind tousles your hair as you drive through sunflower fields or along rugged coastlines. It's about unplanned events, indirect tours, and unexpected discoveries. So, whether you're on a train, plane, or in a car, remember that the journey itself is an adventure. Appreciate the moments - the conversations with fellow travelers, the breathtaking views, even the unsatisfying experiences that become cherished memories. Because, in the end, it's not just about reaching a destination, it's about how you get there. What does the passage emphasize about travel?

Travel isn't just about the destination, it's about the journey itself. The winding roads, busy train stations, and crowded airports all contribute to our travel experiences. Each way of transportation has its own unique charm and challenges. When you get on a train, you become part of a temporary community. The rhythmic clatter of wheels on tracks gets you into a quiet state. You watch the passing landscapes - the old villages, rolling hills, and distant mountains - like scenes from a movie. Strangers share stories, laughter, and sometimes even meals. Air travel, on the other hand, is a whirlwind. The feeling of excitement at the departure gate, the thrill of take-off, and the awe of seeing the world from above - it's a symphony of emotions. You may be surprised at the vastness of oceans and the patchwork of cities below. But there's also the stress of security checks, flight delays, and packed seats. And then there's the road trip - the ultimate freedom. You choose your route, stop at roadside diners, and explore hidden gems. The wind tousles your hair as you drive through sunflower fields or along rugged coastlines. It's about unplanned events, indirect tours, and unexpected discoveries. So, whether you're on a train, plane, or in a car, remember that the journey itself is an adventure. Appreciate the moments - the conversations with fellow travelers, the breathtaking views, even the unsatisfying experiences that become cherished memories. Because, in the end, it's not just about reaching a destination, it's about how you get there. According to the passage, what is a common experience when traveling by train?

Travel isn't just about the destination, it's about the journey itself. The winding roads, busy train stations, and crowded airports all contribute to our travel experiences. Each way of transportation has its own unique charm and challenges. When you get on a train, you become part of a temporary community. The rhythmic clatter of wheels on tracks gets you into a quiet state. You watch the passing landscapes - the old villages, rolling hills, and distant mountains - like scenes from a movie. Strangers share stories, laughter, and sometimes even meals. Air travel, on the other hand, is a whirlwind. The feeling of excitement at the departure gate, the thrill of take-off, and the awe of seeing the world from above - it's a symphony of emotions. You may be surprised at the vastness of oceans and the patchwork of cities below. But there's also the stress of security checks, flight delays, and packed seats. And then there's the road trip - the ultimate freedom. You choose your route, stop at roadside diners, and explore hidden gems. The wind tousles your hair as you drive through sunflower fields or along rugged coastlines. It's about unplanned events, indirect tours, and unexpected discoveries. So, whether you're on a train, plane, or in a car, remember that the journey itself is an adventure. Appreciate the moments - the conversations with fellow travelers, the breathtaking views, even the unsatisfying experiences that become cherished memories. Because, in the end, it's not just about reaching a destination, it's about how you get there. Which mode of transportation is described as a "whirlwind" in the passage?

Travel isn't just about the destination, it's about the journey itself. The winding roads, busy train stations, and crowded airports all contribute to our travel experiences. Each way of transportation has its own unique charm and challenges. When you get on a train, you become part of a temporary community. The rhythmic clatter of wheels on tracks gets you into a quiet state. You watch the passing landscapes - the old villages, rolling hills, and distant mountains - like scenes from a movie. Strangers share stories, laughter, and sometimes even meals. Air travel, on the other hand, is a whirlwind. The feeling of excitement at the departure gate, the thrill of take-off, and the awe of seeing the world from above - it's a symphony of emotions. You may be surprised at the vastness of oceans and the patchwork of cities below. But there's also the stress of security checks, flight delays, and packed seats. And then there's the road trip - the ultimate freedom. You choose your route, stop at roadside diners, and explore hidden gems. The wind tousles your hair as you drive through sunflower fields or along rugged coastlines. It's about unplanned events, indirect tours, and unexpected discoveries. So, whether you're on a train, plane, or in a car, remember that the journey itself is an adventure. Appreciate the moments - the conversations with fellow travelers, the breathtaking views, even the unsatisfying experiences that become cherished memories. Because, in the end, it's not just about reaching a destination, it's about how you get there. What is the ultimate freedom associated with road trips?