Đề minh họa thi vào lớp 10 Tiếng Anh năm 2026 Sở GD&ĐT Đồng Nai có đáp án

Choose the letter (A, B, C or D) to indicate the underlined part that needs correction in each of the following questions.

Complete the conversation between David and his mum. Choose the correct letter (A-G).There are TWO extra letters you do not need to use.

David: Did you go to Australia when you were young, Mum?

Mum: Yes, I did! I was only 21 when I went there.

David: How long were you there?

Mum: (11)

David: Really? And who did you go with?

Mum: (12)

David: Where did you stay?

Mum: (13)

David: That's great. And what did you do there?

Mum: (14)

David: Did you enjoy it?

Mum: (15)

A. Oh, for about five weeks.

B. Yes, I did. Tom loved it too.

C. My friend Tom - we had great fun!

D. You're welcome! Please stay with us.

E. Lots of things - one was camel riding!

F. Tom's uncle lives in a large house in Sydney. We were with him for a few weeks.

G. Pardon? Tom didn't go!

Choose the letter (A, B, C or D) to indicate the best arrangement of utterances or sentencesto make a meaningful exchange or text in each of the following questions.

Read the following passage. Choose the letter (A, B, C or D) to indicate the correct wordor phrase that best fits each of the numbered blanks.

Vietnamese customs

What should you do when you visit a different country? It's important to know their customs

and you need to respect the local people. Read on to (18)about some customs inVietnam.

Greetings

Most people greet each other by shaking hands or bowing their heads slightly with a smile.

Eating and drinking

It's important to wait (19)the oldest person at the table to start eating beforeyou take a bite. This custom shows that the local people really respect the elderly. Also, neverplace yourchopsticks standing straight up in your bowl of rice; it's extremely rude.

Giving and receiving gifts

It's polite to accept a gift, (20) you shouldn't refuse if someone offers you one. Youshould also ask the giver whether you can open a wrapped gift as soon as you receive it. Ifsomeone invites you to their home, you should (21)a gift to the host like food orfruit.

Body language

Don't cross your (22)or stand with your hands on your hips; it is impolite inVietnam.

Read the passage and choose the letter (A, B, C or D) to indicate the correct answer toeach of the following questions.

All your friends have gone to a party. You can't go because you have homework, but youcan't stop checking your phone. Have you ever been in this situation? Then perhaps you haveFOMO - Fear of Missing Out.

"Sometimes I see a picture of some friends online," explains Lucas, 16. "They're doingsomething amazing, like surfing or snorkeling. It makes me unhappy. My friends are havingfunand I'm not!"

About 25% of teenagers say that they get this feeling, but there's another, far better feeling:

JOMO - the joy of missing out!

Grace, 18, has learned to feel JOMO. "In the past, I never stayed in. But I wasn't in controlof my life, and other people were organizing it for me! When I finally understood this, I madechanges. Now, I only go out occasionally and spend more time on my interests. I'm writing myown novel, and I've never felt happier!"

Dr. Stella Taylor, a psychologist, says social media makes FOMO worse. "It makes otherpeople's lives interesting and our own lives feel boring," she says. So how can we learn to feelJOMO?

"Remember that you are in control of your life," says Dr. Taylor. "When you're older, youwon't remember those boring parties. You'll think about the time you wasted! With JOMO,you'll have more time for hobbies you enjoy, and you'll feel much happier!"

Right! It's time to put down your phone and find your pajamas. How about some TV?

Read the texts and choose the letter (A, B, C or D) to indicate the correct answer to eachof the following questions.

II. WRITING (2.5 points)

Rewrite the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the original one, beginningwith the given word(s).

Order the words to make complete sentences.