Giup minh voi 36. According to paragraph 1, what is the difference between cyberbullying and internet banging?,A. Cyberbullying is more complex and harder to trace than internet banging.,B. Internet banging involves conflicts between groups, while cyberbullying is typically more individual.,C. Internet banging leads to fewer severe real-life consequences compared to cyberbullying.,D. Cyberbullying involves anonymous attacks, whereas internet banging is individual-based and more pubrlic.,37. The word which in paragraph 2 refers to 11.,B. others C. incidenty D. social media users,A. comments,38. What is the main topic of paragraph 3?,A. Approaches to ease tension among rival groups B. Strategies to avoid violence on social media,C. Methods to prevent escalation between Internet users D. Tips to stop conflicts in real life,39. All of the following are mentioned in paragraph 3 as an approach to avoid violence from social media,EXCEPT _____.,A. reducing the intensity of a social media conflict B. reaching out for help from an online stranger,C. abstaining from social media conflicts in the first place.,D. seeking help from parents, teachers, or friends,40. Which of the following would the author most likely support?,A. Many young people are still unaware of how dangerous social media conflicts can be.,B. Social media conflicts are growing more dangerous, and young people are at greater risk.,C. There may be a gap between how adults view social media conflicts and how young people experience them.,D. Adults need to cooperate with young people to get insights into pressing social issues in real life.,Câu 41-45: Reading comprehension 2: Read the passage below and choose A, B, C or D to answer each question,from 41 to 45.,Baby Boomers may be expected to live longer than their predecessors, but a recent study has found that they are,more likely to suffer from worse health than previous generations. Researchers at the University of Oxford and,University College London (UCL) found that people born since 1945 have worse health than previous generations,at the same age, resulting in what they call . "generational health drift.","We found that Baby Boomers are more likely to have doctor-diagnosed diabetes, high cholesterol, heart problems,,and a variety of other chronic health conditions compared to previous generations at the same age," said Laura,Gimeno, a doctoral candidate at UCL and lead author of the study, in an email to CNN Monday. She added that,there was also little evidence for improvements in disability rates.,Across all the regions examined, the prevalence of diabetes and high cholesterol rose at the same rate while diagnoses,of cancer, heart problems and high cholesterol increased the most in England and continental Europe. Body mass,index (BMI) was also analysed, with researchers finding that age-adjusted obesity increased across post-war cohorts,-xecpt for those in southern Europe. Levels of grip strength, used to measure overrll muscle strength and disabiilty,risk, were found to decrease across the US and England but remained the same or increased in some other parts of,Europe.,The results were "generally similar" for men and women, according to Gimeno, but more work needs to be done to,understand how variables like gender and nationality drive these changes. "Generation X were more likely to be,obese, have diabetes, and be in poor mental health than Baby Boomers in their 40s," said Gimeno. "The fact that we,aren't seeing an improvement here is concerning." As population ageing is expected to accelerate due to increasing,life expectancy and long-term declines in fertility, Gimeno emphasised the need for more prevention, to help people,avoid developing these illnesses in the first place.,(Adapted from https://edition.enn.com/),41. The word they in paragraph 1 refers to _____.,A. Baby Boomers B. people born since 1945 C. previous generations D. researchers,42. What is the main idea of paragraph 1?,A. A sharp decline in physical health among Baby Boomers,B. Increased chronic conditions among Baby Boomers,C. Concerns for worsened mental health among Baby Boomers,D. A rise in life expectancy among Baby Boomers,43. The word prevalence in paragraph 3 is closest in meaning to _____.,A. domination B. currency C. recognition D. popularity,44. Which of the following best paraphrases the sentence: "Body mass index (BMI) was also analysed, with,researchers finding that age-adjusted obesity increased across post-war cohorts - except for those in southern,Europe."?,A. Researchers analysed BMI and found that obesity increased unevenly across post-war generations, excluding

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Giup minh voi 36. According to paragraph 1, what is the difference between cyberbullying and internet banging?,A. Cyberbullying is more complex and harder to trace than internet banging.,B. Internet banging involves conflicts between groups, while cyberbullying is typically more individual.,C. Internet banging leads to fewer severe real-life consequences compared to cyberbullying.,D. Cyberbullying involves anonymous attacks, whereas internet banging is individual-based and more pubrlic.,37. The word which in paragraph 2 refers to 11.,B. others C. incidenty D. social media users,A. comments,38. What is the main topic of paragraph 3?,A. Approaches to ease tension among rival groups B. Strategies to avoid violence on social media,C. Methods to prevent escalation between Internet users D. Tips to stop conflicts in real life,39. All of the following are mentioned in paragraph 3 as an approach to avoid violence from social media,EXCEPT _____.,A. reducing the intensity of a social media conflict B. reaching out for help from an online stranger,C. abstaining from social media conflicts in the first place.,D. seeking help from parents, teachers, or friends,40. Which of the following would the author most likely support?,A. Many young people are still unaware of how dangerous social media conflicts can be.,B. Social media conflicts are growing more dangerous, and young people are at greater risk.,C. There may be a gap between how adults view social media conflicts and how young people experience them.,D. Adults need to cooperate with young people to get insights into pressing social issues in real life.,Câu 41-45: Reading comprehension 2: Read the passage below and choose A, B, C or D to answer each question,from 41 to 45.,Baby Boomers may be expected to live longer than their predecessors, but a recent study has found that they are,more likely to suffer from worse health than previous generations. Researchers at the University of Oxford and,University College London (UCL) found that people born since 1945 have worse health than previous generations,at the same age, resulting in what they call . "generational health drift.","We found that Baby Boomers are more likely to have doctor-diagnosed diabetes, high cholesterol, heart problems,,and a variety of other chronic health conditions compared to previous generations at the same age," said Laura,Gimeno, a doctoral candidate at UCL and lead author of the study, in an email to CNN Monday. She added that,there was also little evidence for improvements in disability rates.,Across all the regions examined, the prevalence of diabetes and high cholesterol rose at the same rate while diagnoses,of cancer, heart problems and high cholesterol increased the most in England and continental Europe. Body mass,index (BMI) was also analysed, with researchers finding that age-adjusted obesity increased across post-war cohorts,-xecpt for those in southern Europe. Levels of grip strength, used to measure overrll muscle strength and disabiilty,risk, were found to decrease across the US and England but remained the same or increased in some other parts of,Europe.,The results were "generally similar" for men and women, according to Gimeno, but more work needs to be done to,understand how variables like gender and nationality drive these changes. "Generation X were more likely to be,obese, have diabetes, and be in poor mental health than Baby Boomers in their 40s," said Gimeno. "The fact that we,aren&#x27;t seeing an improvement here is concerning." As population ageing is expected to accelerate due to increasing,life expectancy and long-term declines in fertility, Gimeno emphasised the need for more prevention, to help people,avoid developing these illnesses in the first place.,(Adapted from https://edition.enn.com/),41. The word they in paragraph 1 refers to _____.,A. Baby Boomers B. people born since 1945 C. previous generations D. researchers,42. What is the main idea of paragraph 1?,A. A sharp decline in physical health among Baby Boomers,B. Increased chronic conditions among Baby Boomers,C. Concerns for worsened mental health among Baby Boomers,D. A rise in life expectancy among Baby Boomers,43. The word prevalence in paragraph 3 is closest in meaning to _____.,A. domination B. currency C. recognition D. popularity,44. Which of the following best paraphrases the sentence: "Body mass index (BMI) was also analysed, with,researchers finding that age-adjusted obesity increased across post-war cohorts - except for those in southern,Europe."?,A. Researchers analysed BMI and found that obesity increased unevenly across post-war generations, excluding

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36. B. Internet banging involves conflicts between groups, while cyberbullying is typically more individual.

37. D. social media users

38. C. Methods to prevent escalation between Internet users

39. B. reaching out for help from an online stranger

40. B. Social media conflicts are growing more dangerous, and young people are at greater risk.

41. B. people born since 1945

42. B. Increased chronic conditions among Baby Boomers

43. D. incidence (However, "popularity" is not the most suitable choice. A more accurate answer would be "incidence," but it is not among the options. "Prevalence" typically refers to the extent or degree to which something is widespread or common, so "popularity" might be a close approximation in this context.)

44. A. Researchers analysed BMI and found that obesity increased unevenly across post-war generations, excluding those in southern Europe.