Lam giup t Question 14.,a. David: Oh, really? I thought it would be fun to dress up.,b. Anna: That sounds like a perfect plan! Let's do that.,c. David: Hi Anna, are you going to the big Halloween party on Saturday?,d. Anna: I'm not sure. I find Halloween parties a bit childish sometimes.,e. David; I agree. It's mostly for kids. How about we just watch a horror movie at my place?,$A.~c-d-a-b-b$ $B.~c-2-6-6-6$ $C.~y^\prime c-6-4-8$ $D.~a^2d-b-a-c$,Question 15.,a. When I arrived, the sun was just beginning to set, painting the sky in shades of orange and pink.,b. It was so peaceful, and I realized how much I needed a break from the noisy city.,c. I had packed my bag on Friday night, feeling excited about the trip.,4. I decided to go camping by the lake for the first time last weekend.,e. After setting up my tent, I just sat by the water and listened to the sounds of nature.,$14.~d-c-a-b-b$ $B.~d-x-c-c-b$ $C.~4+6=0$ $D.~Z=d-c.b$,Question 16.,a. This flexibility can lead to a better work-life balance and increased productivity for many.,b. Therefore, companies must establish clear guidelines to support employees' well-being in this new model.,c. However, it also brings challenges, such as the blurring of boundaries between work and home life.,d. Employees are no longer tied to a physical office and can often choose their own working hours.,e. The rise of remote work has fundamentally changed the modern workplace.,$A.~e=c=d=a-b$ $B.~e-d-d-d-d-b.$ $C=b-c=d.s$ $D.~c-d-c-b-b$,Question 17.,Dear Ms. Peterson,,a. I am writing to express my strong interest in volunteering for the International Cultural Day.,b. I am available for an interview at your earliest convenience.,c. I have experience in event coordination and believe my skills would be a good fit for the logistics team,d. Thank you for your time and consideration.,e. I am very enthusiastic about the opportunity to contribute to this wonderful event.,Warm regards,,Ann,$A.~a-c-c-b-d$ $B.~a-c-c-d,b$ $C.~a-b-c-d.$ $D.~2-c-d-b-g$,Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option,that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 18 to 22.,World festivals, such as the Olympics or Carnival in Rio, are spectacular displays of culture and human,achievement. They attract millions of visitors, generating significant economic benefits for host cities (18),_____. However, the impacts are not universally positive. The sheer scale of these events places immense,pressure on local infrastructure. (19) _____. For instance, building massive stadiums and hotels often displaces,long-term residents and disrupts local ecosystems. (20) _____.,Another aspect to consider is the cultural impact. (21) _____. They offer a platform for cultural exchange,and promote global understanding. On the negative side, they can lead to the "commodification" of culture,,where traditions are simplified or altered to be more entertaining for tourists. This can dilute authentic cultural,practices, (22) _____. A balanced approach, weighing both the celebrated benefits and the hidden costs, is,crucial for any city considering hosting such a massive event.,Question 18.,A. and boosting the local tourism industry significantly B. but they also create a,lot of logistical problems,C. despite the high costs that are often involved D. which is why many cities compete to host them,Question 19.,A. This pressure often results in overcrowded public transport and severe traffic congestion.,B. Many people enjoy the vibrant atmosphere that these festivals bring to the city.,C. Local artists get a chance to show their unique and impressive talents to the world.,D. It is a good chance for the host city to show its unique culture.,2

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Lam giup t Question 14.,a. David: Oh, really? I thought it would be fun to dress up.,b. Anna: That sounds like a perfect plan! Let&#x27;s do that.,c. David: Hi Anna, are you going to the big Halloween party on Saturday?,d. Anna: I&#x27;m not sure. I find Halloween parties a bit childish sometimes.,e. David; I agree. It&#x27;s mostly for kids. How about we just watch a horror movie at my place?,$A.~c-d-a-b-b$ $B.~c-2-6-6-6$ $C.~y^\prime c-6-4-8$ $D.~a^2d-b-a-c$,Question 15.,a. When I arrived, the sun was just beginning to set, painting the sky in shades of orange and pink.,b. It was so peaceful, and I realized how much I needed a break from the noisy city.,c. I had packed my bag on Friday night, feeling excited about the trip.,4. I decided to go camping by the lake for the first time last weekend.,e. After setting up my tent, I just sat by the water and listened to the sounds of nature.,$14.~d-c-a-b-b$ $B.~d-x-c-c-b$ $C.~4+6=0$ $D.~Z=d-c.b$,Question 16.,a. This flexibility can lead to a better work-life balance and increased productivity for many.,b. Therefore, companies must establish clear guidelines to support employees&#x27; well-being in this new model.,c. However, it also brings challenges, such as the blurring of boundaries between work and home life.,d. Employees are no longer tied to a physical office and can often choose their own working hours.,e. The rise of remote work has fundamentally changed the modern workplace.,$A.~e=c=d=a-b$ $B.~e-d-d-d-d-b.$ $C=b-c=d.s$ $D.~c-d-c-b-b$,Question 17.,Dear Ms. Peterson,,a. I am writing to express my strong interest in volunteering for the International Cultural Day.,b. I am available for an interview at your earliest convenience.,c. I have experience in event coordination and believe my skills would be a good fit for the logistics team,d. Thank you for your time and consideration.,e. I am very enthusiastic about the opportunity to contribute to this wonderful event.,Warm regards,,Ann,$A.~a-c-c-b-d$ $B.~a-c-c-d,b$ $C.~a-b-c-d.$ $D.~2-c-d-b-g$,Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option,that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 18 to 22.,World festivals, such as the Olympics or Carnival in Rio, are spectacular displays of culture and human,achievement. They attract millions of visitors, generating significant economic benefits for host cities (18),_____. However, the impacts are not universally positive. The sheer scale of these events places immense,pressure on local infrastructure. (19) _____. For instance, building massive stadiums and hotels often displaces,long-term residents and disrupts local ecosystems. (20) _____.,Another aspect to consider is the cultural impact. (21) _____. They offer a platform for cultural exchange,and promote global understanding. On the negative side, they can lead to the &quot;commodification&quot; of culture,,where traditions are simplified or altered to be more entertaining for tourists. This can dilute authentic cultural,practices, (22) _____. A balanced approach, weighing both the celebrated benefits and the hidden costs, is,crucial for any city considering hosting such a massive event.,Question 18.,A. and boosting the local tourism industry significantly B. but they also create a,lot of logistical problems,C. despite the high costs that are often involved D. which is why many cities compete to host them,Question 19.,A. This pressure often results in overcrowded public transport and severe traffic congestion.,B. Many people enjoy the vibrant atmosphere that these festivals bring to the city.,C. Local artists get a chance to show their unique and impressive talents to the world.,D. It is a good chance for the host city to show its unique culture.,2

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The correct answer is: **A. c-d-a-b**.

The correct answer is: $A.~d-c-a-b-b$

The correct answer is: **A. e=c=d=a-b**

The correct answer is: **C.~a-b-c-d.**

18. A) initially  
19. B) Furthermore  
20. C) Additionally  
21. D) On the one hand  
22. A) which is concerning

Question 18: D. which is why many cities compete to host them

Question 19: A. This pressure often results in overcrowded public transport and severe traffic congestion.