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Đề thi thử Tiếng Anh THPT 2026 – Sở GDĐT Thanh Hóa
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Questions 1-5
A recent study about low-battery anxiety shows interesting results about smartphone users’ behavior.
The questionnaire (1) _____, collecting over 2,000 responses from Chinese users and some international participants. The research found that 92% of people experience stress when their phone battery is low. About 6% of users suffer from severe anxiety about their battery life. Most users, (2) _____, start feeling worried when the power drops below 30%. The study used special methods to measure how anxious people feel at different battery levels.
(3) _____. These women usually use iPhones and work in companies. In contrast, male freelancers over 35 with Huawei phones show the least anxiety. People with severe anxiety charge their phones more often; additionally, they always carry portable batteries with them. The study also found that 80% of users have used backup power when their battery was dying. (4) _____, although they report feeling anxious about it.
The findings in this work not only reflect the states on how modern people are suffering from the low-battery anxiety but also provide useful instructions and references in several relevant fields. (5) _____.
Operating system designers can use this information to create better battery-saving features that reduce user stress and improve their experience.
(Adapted from huanggy7.github.io)
Câu 1:
A. which was widely shared across multiple online platforms
B. having been shared among university students at major cities
C. that gathered extensive data between spring and autumn periods
D. was distributed through WeChat from July to October 2019
Câu 2:
A. check their battery percentage only once a day
B. who regularly check their battery percentage throughout the day
C. are checking their battery percentage throughout the day
D. who checked their battery percentage throughout the day
Câu 3:
A. What researchers discovered is that women aged 25–35 may show the lowest anxiety levels
B. What researchers discovered is that women aged 25–35 show the highest anxiety levels
C. What researchers discovered is that women aged 25–35 show the lowest anxiety levels
D. What researchers discovered is that women aged 25–35 used to show the highest anxiety levels
Câu 4:
A. Interestingly, college students continue watching videos even with a low battery
B. Surprisingly, frequent users tend to avoid media consumption as battery levels decline
C. Surprisingly, office workers frequently check emails early in the morning routine
D. Interestingly, some users claim they reduce screen time when their battery is running low
Câu 5:
A. As a result, many smartphone companies are investing heavily in hardware innovation.
B. Such insights may help technology companies better understand how users react to declining battery levels.
C. Meanwhile, advances in display technology have dramatically improved smartphone performance.
D. In contrast, some users claim that low-battery warnings rarely influence their daily smartphone habits.
Questions 6-11
Ripe for luck at Thanh Hoa Tomato Festival
Revellers were ripe for good fortune as the annual Tomato Festival in Thanh Hoa Province drew a huge number of people hoping (6) _____ their way to a lucky and prosperous new year.
The distinctive event was held on the sixth day of the Lunar New Year on February 22 at Chuong Market in Dong Son Ward. The Vietnamese version of La Tomatina is said to be the only food fight in Vietnam where people try to throw and be thrown at as many times as possible as a way to (7) _____ good luck and ward off bad luck at the beginning of the year.
According to local folklore, the more tomatoes thrown (8) _____ someone, the more luck and good fortune they will have during the year. At the festival, tomatoes were mashed before being thrown, turning participants’ clothes, hair and faces red – a colour (9) _____ a symbol of good luck, prosperity, and happiness in Asian, particularly Vietnamese culture.
The festive spirit grew more vibrant as midday approached. People of all ages, from adults to children, eagerly took part in the celebration. Instead of feeling (10) _____ at being pelted, everyone delighted in being covered in red.
Local authorities are currently preparing an application to seek recognition of Chuong Market as a/an (11) _____, while also developing the festival as a typical tourism product linked to community experiences in Thanh Hoa.
(Adapted from Vietnamnews.vn)
Câu 6:
A. to splash
B. splashing
C. splashed
D. splash
Câu 7:
A. make
B. take
C. bring
D. put
Câu 8:
A. in
B. off
C. by
D. at
Câu 9:
A. considers
B. has considered
C. considered
D. considering
Câu 10:
A. irritate
B. irritatingly
C. irritated
D. irritating
Câu 11:
A. heritage cultural intangible
B. heritage intangible cultural
C. intangible cultural heritage
D. cultural intangible heritage
Questions 12-17
Life Stories That Inspire Generations
(12) _____ life stories stand out because they show how individuals transform personal struggles into universal lessons. Every biography we read offers another window into resilience and creativity.
Much of this influence comes from figures who dared to challenge (13) _____ or push scientific boundaries. Their legacy proves that real progress is never free of obstacles.
To keep their memory alive, societies must (14) _____ their achievements, learning not only from success but also from mistakes. When we explore a diversity of narratives, we understand how different experiences still connect through common values.
(15) _____ their perseverance, admired leaders encourage us to rethink what it means to live with purpose. Their (16) _____ demonstrates that courage is contagious.
Concepts like leadership, sacrifice, and hope are not just abstract nouns; they form the vocabulary of human greatness. Related adjectives—inspiring, determined, fearless—remind us of qualities worth cultivating.
Let’s honor these role models and make sure we do not ignore these lessons, but instead take (17) _____ step in continuing their mission with integrity.
Câu 12:
A. Every
B. Much
C. Some
D. Each
Câu 13:
A. comfort
B. injustice
C. effort
D. success
Câu 14:
A. look back on
B. get away from
C. fall out with
D. put up with
Câu 15:
A. According to
B. Apart from
C. By virtue of
D. With respect to
Câu 16:
A. determination
B. discipline
C. strength
D. intelligence
Câu 17:
A. others
B. the other
C. another
D. other
Questions 18-27
The alarming surge in human trafficking from Vietnam to Cambodia has emerged as one of Southeast Asia’s most pressing humanitarian crises, with thousands of victims ensnared in sophisticated criminal networks operating cyber-scam compounds. [I] These operations, disguised as legitimate employment opportunities promising lucrative salaries in customer service or technology sectors, systematically exploit economic vulnerabilities prevalent throughout Vietnam’s rural provinces. Victims, predominantly young adults seeking upward mobility, discover upon arrival that they’ve been sold into forced labor, compelled to execute online fraud schemes targeting international victims while enduring brutal conditions and severe physical punishment for resistance or underperformance.
[II] The trafficking pipeline operates with disturbing efficiency through coordinated recruitment networks spanning Vietnam’s poorest regions. Agents offering overseas employment circulate through villages, presenting fabricated contracts guaranteeing monthly salaries exceeding
