Đề tuyển sinh vào lớp 10 Tiếng Anh năm 2026-2027 Sở Hà Tĩnh (có đáp án)

Complete the text with the given words in the box. Write the answers on your answer sheet. There are two EXTRA words.

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English Speaking Club

This is a/an (1) about the English-Speaking Club meeting on Wednesday. The topic this week is “My Dream Job”. Each member should (2) a short two-minute talk before coming. You do not need to write a long text, but please bring a small (3) if you want to take photos for the club page. By speaking more often, you will (4) your confidence and communication skills.

Read the following passage and write the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct word or phrase that best fits each of the numbered blanks.

Failure can feel like a heavy rain cloud over a teenager’s head. A low-test score, a lost match, or a rejected idea may make students want to give up. But failure is not always an enemy. (22) mistakes can become useful lessons if students look at them carefully.

There are young people (23) are not successful at their first attempts, but they continue trying until they improve. Their progress may be slow and quiet, like a plant growing under the soil. (24), they often become stronger because they learn what does not work.

To grow from failure, students need to (25) attention to feedback instead of only feeling embarrassed. They should ask what can be changed and try again with a better plan. This attitude builds real resilience, a quality that helps people keep going even when they have to cope with (26) tasks in life.

Read the following passage and write the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the questions.

In many cities, teenagers do not have large gardens, but some of them are now creating tiny green spaces in their bedrooms. They grow small plants on desks, windows, or shelves. Some choose herbs like mint or basil, while others prefer easy plants that need little water. Short videos online have made this hobby more popular, especially among teens who want their rooms to feel calmer.

For many young people, these little gardens are not only for decoration. Taking care of a plant gives them a small daily task. They need to check the soil, add water, and move the plant if it needs more light. Some teens say this simple habit helps them slow down after a busy school day. It also gives them a break from screens, which are a big part of modern life.

Not every teen becomes a plant expert, of course. Some plants die because their owners forget to water them or choose the wrong place. Still, many teenagers do not give up. They simply try again with a stronger plant. Because of this, the hobby teaches patience as well as care. In a fast world, even a tiny plant can help a teenager feel steadier.