giuppp em voivvvuuy It the weekends cleaning up the neighbourhood.,gg up B. tidying up C. decorating D. damaging,ver is so contaminated that it smells like rotten eggs.,cerou B. beautiful C. polluted D. clean,It forget to turn off the lights when you leave the room.,itch on B. switch off C. turn up D. turn down,A the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct answer from 1 to 5.,HOW GREEN ARE OUR FESTIVAL TRADITIONS?,stivals come with many traditions that bring happiness and joy. However, some of these customs may,ot be environmentally friendly and may need to be changed for a sustainable future. Below are three of them.,Balloons and sky lanterns: In countries such as China, India, and Japan, releasing balloons or sky lanterns provides a,upectacular sight. They are also flown to bring good luck and send wishes to the sky. However, the litter left behind by the,balloons and lanterns is hard to decompose. The frames of the lanterns can harm wild animals, and many animals mistake,the balloons for food. Lanterns also caused wildfires in the past.,_-_Freworks: In Australia, the US, and many other countries, there are fascinating fireworks displays that people won't,want to miss. However, fireworks actually release a lot of harmful chemicals into the air. Like sky lanterns, they can also,cause fires.,Christmas trees: Real or fake Christmas trees are often displayed in almost every house, office, and shop during the,festive season. When Christmas is over and the real trees go to landfills, they produce methane and carbon dioxide, which,are two harmful greenhouse gases. Fake trees can be reused for many years, but during their production, harmful pollutants,are released into the air. And when they end up in landfills, they will take hundreds of years to decompose.,1. What is the passage mainly about?,A. The history and cultural significance of festivals. B. The joy and happiness brought by different festivals,C. The environmental impact of festivals and their traditions.,D. The impact of festivals and traditions on global temperature. , có độc,2. What does the word "decompose" in paragraph 2 mostly meagg"",A. remain intact B. be recycled and reused C. break down naturally D. become poisonous,3. According to the passage, what potential risk do balloons and sky lanterns pose to wildlife?,A. They contribute to soil erosion. B. They block sunlight, hindering plant growth.,C. They can be mistaken for food. D. They release harmful chemicals into the water.,4. What does the word "they" in paragraph 4 refer to?,A. real Christmas trees B. fake Christmas trees,C. harmful pollutants D. Christmas trees' production,5. Which of the following is NOT supported by the passage?,A. Fireworks release harmful chemicals into the air but can pose a fire risk.,B. Sky lanterns and balloons are difficult to decompose and can harm wild animals.,C. Real Christmas trees release harmful pollutants during their production.,D. Artificial Christmas trees release harmful pollutants during production and decomposition,Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct arrangement of the sentences to make a meaningful report.,Question 1.,a. For example, we should turn off lights and electronics when they are not in use.,b. Overall, reducing energy consumption and investing in renewable energy are important solutions to the energy crisis.,c. The first suggestion is that we should reduce our energy consumption.,d. The climate crisis, which threatens both the global economy and the environment, is undoubtedly one of the most,concerning issues of the twenty-first century.,e. Another useful suggestion would be to invest in renewable energy sources.,A. d-b-a-c-e B. d-c-a-e-b C. e-a-c-d-b D. c-b-d-e-a,Question 2.,a. Last but not least, it encourages a balance with nature, protecting ecosystems for future generations.,b. Living green is essential for a sustainable future.,c. In conclusion, adopting a green lifestyle is not just beneficial for the environment, but it also enhances our quality of ifeo,d. In addition, it promotes healthier lifestyles and well-being through the use of organic products and clean energy.,e. To begin with, it reduces our environmental footprint by conserving natural resources and minimizing waste.,A. d-b-a-c-e B. a-c-b-d-e C. b-e-d-a-c D. b-e-a-c-d

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giuppp em voivvvuuy It the weekends cleaning up the neighbourhood.,gg up B. tidying up C. decorating D. damaging,ver is so contaminated that it smells like rotten eggs.,cerou B. beautiful C. polluted D. clean,It forget to turn off the lights when you leave the room.,itch on B. switch off C. turn up D. turn down,A the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct answer from 1 to 5.,HOW GREEN ARE OUR FESTIVAL TRADITIONS?,stivals come with many traditions that bring happiness and joy. However, some of these customs may,ot be environmentally friendly and may need to be changed for a sustainable future. Below are three of them.,Balloons and sky lanterns: In countries such as China, India, and Japan, releasing balloons or sky lanterns provides a,upectacular sight. They are also flown to bring good luck and send wishes to the sky. However, the litter left behind by the,balloons and lanterns is hard to decompose. The frames of the lanterns can harm wild animals, and many animals mistake,the balloons for food. Lanterns also caused wildfires in the past.,_-_Freworks: In Australia, the US, and many other countries, there are fascinating fireworks displays that people won&#x27;t,want to miss. However, fireworks actually release a lot of harmful chemicals into the air. Like sky lanterns, they can also,cause fires.,Christmas trees: Real or fake Christmas trees are often displayed in almost every house, office, and shop during the,festive season. When Christmas is over and the real trees go to landfills, they produce methane and carbon dioxide, which,are two harmful greenhouse gases. Fake trees can be reused for many years, but during their production, harmful pollutants,are released into the air. And when they end up in landfills, they will take hundreds of years to decompose.,1. What is the passage mainly about?,A. The history and cultural significance of festivals. B. The joy and happiness brought by different festivals,C. The environmental impact of festivals and their traditions.,D. The impact of festivals and traditions on global temperature. , có độc,2. What does the word &quot;decompose&quot; in paragraph 2 mostly meagg&quot;&quot;,A. remain intact B. be recycled and reused C. break down naturally D. become poisonous,3. According to the passage, what potential risk do balloons and sky lanterns pose to wildlife?,A. They contribute to soil erosion. B. They block sunlight, hindering plant growth.,C. They can be mistaken for food. D. They release harmful chemicals into the water.,4. What does the word &quot;they&quot; in paragraph 4 refer to?,A. real Christmas trees B. fake Christmas trees,C. harmful pollutants D. Christmas trees&#x27; production,5. Which of the following is NOT supported by the passage?,A. Fireworks release harmful chemicals into the air but can pose a fire risk.,B. Sky lanterns and balloons are difficult to decompose and can harm wild animals.,C. Real Christmas trees release harmful pollutants during their production.,D. Artificial Christmas trees release harmful pollutants during production and decomposition,Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct arrangement of the sentences to make a meaningful report.,Question 1.,a. For example, we should turn off lights and electronics when they are not in use.,b. Overall, reducing energy consumption and investing in renewable energy are important solutions to the energy crisis.,c. The first suggestion is that we should reduce our energy consumption.,d. The climate crisis, which threatens both the global economy and the environment, is undoubtedly one of the most,concerning issues of the twenty-first century.,e. Another useful suggestion would be to invest in renewable energy sources.,A. d-b-a-c-e B. d-c-a-e-b C. e-a-c-d-b D. c-b-d-e-a,Question 2.,a. Last but not least, it encourages a balance with nature, protecting ecosystems for future generations.,b. Living green is essential for a sustainable future.,c. In conclusion, adopting a green lifestyle is not just beneficial for the environment, but it also enhances our quality of ifeo,d. In addition, it promotes healthier lifestyles and well-being through the use of organic products and clean energy.,e. To begin with, it reduces our environmental footprint by conserving natural resources and minimizing waste.,A. d-b-a-c-e B. a-c-b-d-e C. b-e-d-a-c D. b-e-a-c-d

Accepted Answer

1. C. The environmental impact of festivals and their traditions.

2. C. break down naturally

3. C. They can be mistaken for food.

4. A. real Christmas trees

5. C. Real Christmas trees release harmful pollutants during their production.

**Arrangement of Sentences:**

Question 1: B. d-c-a-e-b

Question 2: C. b-e-d-a-c