Ndxjhsjdxhhxxx A recent storm in the southwest of England brought an unexpected peoblem - large amounts of plastic rabbish on the,beaches. The oceans are full of plastic, and when a storm moves the water more than usual, it can also lift this rubbish,from the bottom of the sea and move it to the shore. It is clearly a big problem, but some pesple are now taking,action themselves,(I) In one town, a group of local people have decided to clean up their beach themselves. (II) Although they are all,volunteers, so they aren't paid, they spend every weekend down on the shore, collecting as much rubbish as they can.,They put it into different bags, depending on the type. (III) They also enceurage tourists who use the beach to pick up,five pieces of rubbish before they leave. (IV),One family is using art to make people think about the problem of plastic in the oceans. Sara and John Bailey, together,with their two children, regularly collect rubbish from the beach near their hoene and use it to create works of art. Sara,says they have great fun together choosing which things to use and thinking of clever ways to use them. The works of,art go into local shops, and the money they make from them pays for any materials that they need.,A bigger project is using plastic from the oceans to create useful products for local people. The project, which receives,financial help from the governnsent, collects plastic from the beach. It sends it to a local factory, where it is recyeled and,made into kayaks, or small boats. These kayaks go back to local people at no cost, and people can then use them to,spend time on the sea collecting more plastic.,Although governments clearly need to take action to deal with the problem of plastic in the oceans, it seems that,individuals and local groups can also be a big part of the solution.,(Adapted from Open World),Question 31: According to paragraph 1, after a recent storm in the south west of England, people found _____.,A. large amounts of valuable plastic rubbish B. historic objects dating back 100 years,C. lots of plastic trash washed up on the beaches D. long lost items at the bottom of the ocean,Question 32: The word it in paragraph 1 refers to _____.,A. storm B. water C. sea D. rubbish,Question 33: Which of the following best paraphrases the underlined sentence in paragraph 1?,A. It remains an issue, yet some people have started acting by teaming up with others.,B. Some people think it's a problem, though others continue to ignore it.,C. While the problem is significant, there are now individuals taking matters into their own hands.,$D.~Thia~to~thell~a~major~isaud,~with~onlya~feu~people~now~startng~to~take~th.$,D. This is still a major issue, with only a few people now starting to take responsibility.,Question 34: Where in paragraph 2 does the following sentence best fit?,They sell anything valuable, recycle as much as possible, and leave the rest to be taken away as rubbish. A.,() B. (I)) C. (mn) D. (IV),Question 35: The word encourage in paragraph 2 is OPPOSITE in meaning to _____.,A. admit B. accept C. prevent D. persuade,Question 36: The word clever in paragraph 3 is closest in meaning to _____.,A. creative B. expensive C. similar D. common,Question 37: Which of the following best summarises paragraph 4?,A. Ocean plastic is recycled into kayaks, allowing locals to enjoy time on the sea freely.,B. Collected plastic is recycled into kayaks for locals to help in cleaning the ocean.,C. Government funds enable the recycling of ocean plastic into free boats, benefiting the local economy.,D. Local people gather beach plastic, which is sold after being recycled into useful items.,Question 38: Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage?,A. The project that collects plastic from the beach receives money to pay for the work.,B. Sara and John Bailey with their children use plastic rubbish to create works of art.,C. Volunteer plastic pickers sort the rubbish they collect, depending on the type.,D. The kayak project charges local people a small fee to get a small boat or a kayak.,Question 39: Which of the following can be inferred from the passage?,A. Governments are quite sluggish in dealing with plastic pollution in the oceans.,B. The problem of plastic rubbish on the beaches requires collective efforts.,C. Using art to make people aware of plastic pollution in the oceans is the best idea.,D. Collecting plastics on the beaches should be a paid job to keep them clean.,Question 40: Which of the following best summarises the passage?,A. A storm brought plastic ashore, leading locals to create art and products to address the issue, with government-funded,projects producing recycled kayaks for cleanup efforts.,B. After a storm, locals began recycling plastic from the sea, supported by government projects to raise awareness and,create environmentally friendly art, while encouraging visitors to participate.,C. People in England are cleaning plastic after a storm, with some creating art, others relying on tourists, and the,government funding new products from ocean waste.,D. Locals are tackling plastic pollution by taking part in picking up rubbish, creating art and using government-funded,projects to recycle plastic into kayaks for beach cleanup activities.,Trang 4

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Ndxjhsjdxhhxxx A recent storm in the southwest of England brought an unexpected peoblem - large amounts of plastic rabbish on the,beaches. The oceans are full of plastic, and when a storm moves the water more than usual, it can also lift this rubbish,from the bottom of the sea and move it to the shore. It is clearly a big problem, but some pesple are now taking,action themselves,(I) In one town, a group of local people have decided to clean up their beach themselves. (II) Although they are all,volunteers, so they aren&#x27;t paid, they spend every weekend down on the shore, collecting as much rubbish as they can.,They put it into different bags, depending on the type. (III) They also enceurage tourists who use the beach to pick up,five pieces of rubbish before they leave. (IV),One family is using art to make people think about the problem of plastic in the oceans. Sara and John Bailey, together,with their two children, regularly collect rubbish from the beach near their hoene and use it to create works of art. Sara,says they have great fun together choosing which things to use and thinking of clever ways to use them. The works of,art go into local shops, and the money they make from them pays for any materials that they need.,A bigger project is using plastic from the oceans to create useful products for local people. The project, which receives,financial help from the governnsent, collects plastic from the beach. It sends it to a local factory, where it is recyeled and,made into kayaks, or small boats. These kayaks go back to local people at no cost, and people can then use them to,spend time on the sea collecting more plastic.,Although governments clearly need to take action to deal with the problem of plastic in the oceans, it seems that,individuals and local groups can also be a big part of the solution.,(Adapted from Open World),Question 31: According to paragraph 1, after a recent storm in the south west of England, people found _____.,A. large amounts of valuable plastic rubbish B. historic objects dating back 100 years,C. lots of plastic trash washed up on the beaches D. long lost items at the bottom of the ocean,Question 32: The word it in paragraph 1 refers to _____.,A. storm B. water C. sea D. rubbish,Question 33: Which of the following best paraphrases the underlined sentence in paragraph 1?,A. It remains an issue, yet some people have started acting by teaming up with others.,B. Some people think it&#x27;s a problem, though others continue to ignore it.,C. While the problem is significant, there are now individuals taking matters into their own hands.,$D.~Thia~to~thell~a~major~isaud,~with~onlya~feu~people~now~startng~to~take~th.$,D. This is still a major issue, with only a few people now starting to take responsibility.,Question 34: Where in paragraph 2 does the following sentence best fit?,They sell anything valuable, recycle as much as possible, and leave the rest to be taken away as rubbish. A.,() B. (I)) C. (mn) D. (IV),Question 35: The word encourage in paragraph 2 is OPPOSITE in meaning to _____.,A. admit B. accept C. prevent D. persuade,Question 36: The word clever in paragraph 3 is closest in meaning to _____.,A. creative B. expensive C. similar D. common,Question 37: Which of the following best summarises paragraph 4?,A. Ocean plastic is recycled into kayaks, allowing locals to enjoy time on the sea freely.,B. Collected plastic is recycled into kayaks for locals to help in cleaning the ocean.,C. Government funds enable the recycling of ocean plastic into free boats, benefiting the local economy.,D. Local people gather beach plastic, which is sold after being recycled into useful items.,Question 38: Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage?,A. The project that collects plastic from the beach receives money to pay for the work.,B. Sara and John Bailey with their children use plastic rubbish to create works of art.,C. Volunteer plastic pickers sort the rubbish they collect, depending on the type.,D. The kayak project charges local people a small fee to get a small boat or a kayak.,Question 39: Which of the following can be inferred from the passage?,A. Governments are quite sluggish in dealing with plastic pollution in the oceans.,B. The problem of plastic rubbish on the beaches requires collective efforts.,C. Using art to make people aware of plastic pollution in the oceans is the best idea.,D. Collecting plastics on the beaches should be a paid job to keep them clean.,Question 40: Which of the following best summarises the passage?,A. A storm brought plastic ashore, leading locals to create art and products to address the issue, with government-funded,projects producing recycled kayaks for cleanup efforts.,B. After a storm, locals began recycling plastic from the sea, supported by government projects to raise awareness and,create environmentally friendly art, while encouraging visitors to participate.,C. People in England are cleaning plastic after a storm, with some creating art, others relying on tourists, and the,government funding new products from ocean waste.,D. Locals are tackling plastic pollution by taking part in picking up rubbish, creating art and using government-funded,projects to recycle plastic into kayaks for beach cleanup activities.,Trang 4

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