Read the following passage and choose the best answer to each of the following questions from 31 to 40.

1. Education is a basic human right, yet millions of girls around the world are denied this opportunity. In many countries, families prioritize boys' education, believing it will bring more benefits. Girls, on the other hand, are often expected to stay home, do chores, or marry at an early age. Other factors, like poverty, early marriage, and cultural traditions, further hinder girls' opportunities to attend school.

2. The situation becomes even more difficult in regions affected by war or political instability. Schools may be damaged, and the roads to get there may be unsafe. In some cases, parents are afraid to send their daughters to school because of the risk of violence or harassment on the way. For girls living in refugee camps or rural areas, their access to education is especially limited because there are few teachers, school supplies, or safe classrooms.

3. [I] Yet, the benefits of educating girls are significant. [II] When girls receive an education, they tend to delay marriage, have healthier families, and contribute positively to their communities. [III] This ripple effect benefits not only individual women but also society as a whole, leading to stronger and more equal communities. [IV]

4. Solving this issue requires joint efforts from governments, NGOs, and local communities. Building schools in rural areas, offering scholarships, and training more female teachers are some practical solutions. Educating families about the importance of sending their daughters to school can also bring about positive change. Beyond this, laws should be enforced to protect girls' rights and ensure they have safe and equal access to education.

 

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a barrier to girls' education in paragraph 1?

 

Choose the best arrangement of utterances or sentences to make a meaningful exchange or text in each of the following questions from 13 to 17.

a. Lastly, educating girls can improve entire communities by promoting social and economic development.

b. It also helps break the cycle of poverty, as educated women are more likely to educate their own children.

c. Education allows girls to make informed decisions about their health, future, and family life.

d. In conclusion, girls' education is not just important for the girls themselves but for the growth and progress of society as a whole.

e. Educating girls offers many advantages, benefiting not only the individuals but also their families and society.

Read the following advertisement 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 1 to 6.

Join Hands with Our Charity to Spread Love and Hope

Our charity, (1)______in 1980, has been dedicated to supporting underprivileged communities and bringing positive change to society. With the mission to uplift lives, we offer (2)______that enable individuals to contribute their time and skills for a greater cause.

Many families we support struggle to (3)______ends meet, facing daily challenges to afford basic necessities. Through your generosity, we can provide them with essential resources and opportunities for a brighter future. We are (4)______ grateful for the industrious efforts of our volunteers and partners, whose dedication and hard work are driving the success of our programs. Whether you're passionate about education, healthcare, or environmental conservation, we can help you find ways to get involved.

Our programs also focus on empowering the youth, helping them prepare (5)______a better tomorrow with skills and confidence to face life's challenges. Your contributions allow (6)______our reach and touch more lives in need.

Choose correct option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 18 to 23.

The World Health Organization (WHO) plays a crucial role (18) __________ global health and well-being. WHO works to improve healthcare systems and address health challenges in countries around the world. (19) __________ is to prevent the spread of diseases and ensure access to essential healthcare services for all people, especially in underserved communities. (20) __________ during public health emergencies and pandemics and coordinate international efforts to control outbreaks and save lives. (21) __________, WHO conducts research, develops guidelines, and fosters collaboration among healthcare professionals and organizations globally.

As a member of the WHO, many countries, including Viet Nam, actively contribute to its initiatives. Viet Nam's participation in WHO programs and projects has not only strengthened global health efforts but also enhanced the country's reputation as (22) __________. Through its involvement in WHO activities, Viet Nam has demonstrated its (23) __________ to improving health outcomes and promoting the well-being of people worldwide.

Choose correct option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 18 to 23.

The World Health Organization (WHO) plays a crucial role (18) __________ global health and well-being. WHO works to improve healthcare systems and address health challenges in countries around the world. (19) __________ is to prevent the spread of diseases and ensure access to essential healthcare services for all people, especially in underserved communities. (20) __________ during public health emergencies and pandemics and coordinate international efforts to control outbreaks and save lives. (21) __________, WHO conducts research, develops guidelines, and fosters collaboration among healthcare professionals and organizations globally.

As a member of the WHO, many countries, including Viet Nam, actively contribute to its initiatives. Viet Nam's participation in WHO programs and projects has not only strengthened global health efforts but also enhanced the country's reputation as (22) __________. Through its involvement in WHO activities, Viet Nam has demonstrated its (23) __________ to improving health outcomes and promoting the well-being of people worldwide.

Choose correct option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 18 to 23.

The World Health Organization (WHO) plays a crucial role (18) __________ global health and well-being. WHO works to improve healthcare systems and address health challenges in countries around the world. (19) __________ is to prevent the spread of diseases and ensure access to essential healthcare services for all people, especially in underserved communities. (20) __________ during public health emergencies and pandemics and coordinate international efforts to control outbreaks and save lives. (21) __________, WHO conducts research, develops guidelines, and fosters collaboration among healthcare professionals and organizations globally.

As a member of the WHO, many countries, including Viet Nam, actively contribute to its initiatives. Viet Nam's participation in WHO programs and projects has not only strengthened global health efforts but also enhanced the country's reputation as (22) __________. Through its involvement in WHO activities, Viet Nam has demonstrated its (23) __________ to improving health outcomes and promoting the well-being of people worldwide.

Read the following advertisement and choose the correct option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 10 to 12.

JOIN OUR CHARITY TEAM!

Ready to make a difference in your community? Become a volunteer with Sunflowers Charity Foundation today!

- Volunteer opportunities for all ages and skill levels.

- No prior experience required - just bring your (10) __________ and willingness to help.

- Gain valuable skills and experience while giving back to those (11) __________ need.

Contact us for (12) __________ information:

- Email: sunflowerscharity@web.mail

- Address: 110 Wood Lane, Hopeville

Read the following advertisement 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 1 to 6.

Join Hands with Our Charity to Spread Love and Hope

Our charity, (1)______in 1980, has been dedicated to supporting underprivileged communities and bringing positive change to society. With the mission to uplift lives, we offer (2)______that enable individuals to contribute their time and skills for a greater cause.

Many families we support struggle to (3)______ends meet, facing daily challenges to afford basic necessities. Through your generosity, we can provide them with essential resources and opportunities for a brighter future. We are (4)______ grateful for the industrious efforts of our volunteers and partners, whose dedication and hard work are driving the success of our programs. Whether you're passionate about education, healthcare, or environmental conservation, we can help you find ways to get involved.

Our programs also focus on empowering the youth, helping them prepare (5)______a better tomorrow with skills and confidence to face life's challenges. Your contributions allow (6)______our reach and touch more lives in need.

Read the following passage and choose the best answer to each of the following questions from 31 to 40.

1. Education is a basic human right, yet millions of girls around the world are denied this opportunity. In many countries, families prioritize boys' education, believing it will bring more benefits. Girls, on the other hand, are often expected to stay home, do chores, or marry at an early age. Other factors, like poverty, early marriage, and cultural traditions, further hinder girls' opportunities to attend school.

2. The situation becomes even more difficult in regions affected by war or political instability. Schools may be damaged, and the roads to get there may be unsafe. In some cases, parents are afraid to send their daughters to school because of the risk of violence or harassment on the way. For girls living in refugee camps or rural areas, their access to education is especially limited because there are few teachers, school supplies, or safe classrooms.

3. [I] Yet, the benefits of educating girls are significant. [II] When girls receive an education, they tend to delay marriage, have healthier families, and contribute positively to their communities. [III] This ripple effect benefits not only individual women but also society as a whole, leading to stronger and more equal communities. [IV]

4. Solving this issue requires joint efforts from governments, NGOs, and local communities. Building schools in rural areas, offering scholarships, and training more female teachers are some practical solutions. Educating families about the importance of sending their daughters to school can also bring about positive change. Beyond this, laws should be enforced to protect girls' rights and ensure they have safe and equal access to education.

Where in paragraph 3 does the following sentence best fit?

They are also more likely to stand up against unfair practices, such as child marriage or gender discrimination.

Read the following passage and choose the best answer to each of the following questions from 31 to 40.

1. Education is a basic human right, yet millions of girls around the world are denied this opportunity. In many countries, families prioritize boys' education, believing it will bring more benefits. Girls, on the other hand, are often expected to stay home, do chores, or marry at an early age. Other factors, like poverty, early marriage, and cultural traditions, further hinder girls' opportunities to attend school.

2. The situation becomes even more difficult in regions affected by war or political instability. Schools may be damaged, and the roads to get there may be unsafe. In some cases, parents are afraid to send their daughters to school because of the risk of violence or harassment on the way. For girls living in refugee camps or rural areas, their access to education is especially limited because there are few teachers, school supplies, or safe classrooms.

3. [I] Yet, the benefits of educating girls are significant. [II] When girls receive an education, they tend to delay marriage, have healthier families, and contribute positively to their communities. [III] This ripple effect benefits not only individual women but also society as a whole, leading to stronger and more equal communities. [IV]

4. Solving this issue requires joint efforts from governments, NGOs, and local communities. Building schools in rural areas, offering scholarships, and training more female teachers are some practical solutions. Educating families about the importance of sending their daughters to school can also bring about positive change. Beyond this, laws should be enforced to protect girls' rights and ensure they have safe and equal access to education.

Which of the following best paraphrases the underlined sentence in paragraph 4?

Read the following passage and choose the best answer to each of the following questions from 31 to 40.

1. Education is a basic human right, yet millions of girls around the world are denied this opportunity. In many countries, families prioritize boys' education, believing it will bring more benefits. Girls, on the other hand, are often expected to stay home, do chores, or marry at an early age. Other factors, like poverty, early marriage, and cultural traditions, further hinder girls' opportunities to attend school.

2. The situation becomes even more difficult in regions affected by war or political instability. Schools may be damaged, and the roads to get there may be unsafe. In some cases, parents are afraid to send their daughters to school because of the risk of violence or harassment on the way. For girls living in refugee camps or rural areas, their access to education is especially limited because there are few teachers, school supplies, or safe classrooms.

3. [I] Yet, the benefits of educating girls are significant. [II] When girls receive an education, they tend to delay marriage, have healthier families, and contribute positively to their communities. [III] This ripple effect benefits not only individual women but also society as a whole, leading to stronger and more equal communities. [IV]

4. Solving this issue requires joint efforts from governments, NGOs, and local communities. Building schools in rural areas, offering scholarships, and training more female teachers are some practical solutions. Educating families about the importance of sending their daughters to school can also bring about positive change. Beyond this, laws should be enforced to protect girls' rights and ensure they have safe and equal access to education.

The word significant in paragraph 3 is OPPOSITE in meaning to __________.

Read the following advertisement 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 1 to 6.

Announcement: Volunteer Recruitment Results for Charity Organization

We are delighted to announce the results of our (1)______ for volunteers at the Charity Organization. After careful review and thoughtful consideration, we have (2)______ the conclusion that we have an enthusiastic and varied group of new volunteers ready to join us. This talented team will bring unique skills and fresh perspectives, as they plan (3)______ further our mission of community support and development, enriching the lives of those in need. The final list of selected volunteers is available at the Charity Organization’s main office, where we will also provide further information (4)_______ all selected candidates regarding their upcoming roles and responsibilities. We are (5)______for the high level of interest shown by the community and look forward to achieving positive change together. Thank you to everyone (6)______ and showing such wonderful support for our cause!

Read the following advertisement 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 1 to 6.

Join Hands with Our Charity to Spread Love and Hope

Our charity, (1)______in 1980, has been dedicated to supporting underprivileged communities and bringing positive change to society. With the mission to uplift lives, we offer (2)______that enable individuals to contribute their time and skills for a greater cause.

Many families we support struggle to (3)______ends meet, facing daily challenges to afford basic necessities. Through your generosity, we can provide them with essential resources and opportunities for a brighter future. We are (4)______ grateful for the industrious efforts of our volunteers and partners, whose dedication and hard work are driving the success of our programs. Whether you're passionate about education, healthcare, or environmental conservation, we can help you find ways to get involved.

Our programs also focus on empowering the youth, helping them prepare (5)______a better tomorrow with skills and confidence to face life's challenges. Your contributions allow (6)______our reach and touch more lives in need.

Read the following passage and choose the best answer to each of the following questions from 31 to 40.

1. Education is a basic human right, yet millions of girls around the world are denied this opportunity. In many countries, families prioritize boys' education, believing it will bring more benefits. Girls, on the other hand, are often expected to stay home, do chores, or marry at an early age. Other factors, like poverty, early marriage, and cultural traditions, further hinder girls' opportunities to attend school.

2. The situation becomes even more difficult in regions affected by war or political instability. Schools may be damaged, and the roads to get there may be unsafe. In some cases, parents are afraid to send their daughters to school because of the risk of violence or harassment on the way. For girls living in refugee camps or rural areas, their access to education is especially limited because there are few teachers, school supplies, or safe classrooms.

3. [I] Yet, the benefits of educating girls are significant. [II] When girls receive an education, they tend to delay marriage, have healthier families, and contribute positively to their communities. [III] This ripple effect benefits not only individual women but also society as a whole, leading to stronger and more equal communities. [IV]

4. Solving this issue requires joint efforts from governments, NGOs, and local communities. Building schools in rural areas, offering scholarships, and training more female teachers are some practical solutions. Educating families about the importance of sending their daughters to school can also bring about positive change. Beyond this, laws should be enforced to protect girls' rights and ensure they have safe and equal access to education.

Which of the following best summarises paragraph 2?

Read the following passage and choose the best answer to each of the following questions from 31 to 40.

1. Education is a basic human right, yet millions of girls around the world are denied this opportunity. In many countries, families prioritize boys' education, believing it will bring more benefits. Girls, on the other hand, are often expected to stay home, do chores, or marry at an early age. Other factors, like poverty, early marriage, and cultural traditions, further hinder girls' opportunities to attend school.

2. The situation becomes even more difficult in regions affected by war or political instability. Schools may be damaged, and the roads to get there may be unsafe. In some cases, parents are afraid to send their daughters to school because of the risk of violence or harassment on the way. For girls living in refugee camps or rural areas, their access to education is especially limited because there are few teachers, school supplies, or safe classrooms.

3. [I] Yet, the benefits of educating girls are significant. [II] When girls receive an education, they tend to delay marriage, have healthier families, and contribute positively to their communities. [III] This ripple effect benefits not only individual women but also society as a whole, leading to stronger and more equal communities. [IV]

4. Solving this issue requires joint efforts from governments, NGOs, and local communities. Building schools in rural areas, offering scholarships, and training more female teachers are some practical solutions. Educating families about the importance of sending their daughters to school can also bring about positive change. Beyond this, laws should be enforced to protect girls' rights and ensure they have safe and equal access to education.

Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?

Read the following passage and choose the best answer to each of the following questions from 31 to 40.

1. Education is a basic human right, yet millions of girls around the world are denied this opportunity. In many countries, families prioritize boys' education, believing it will bring more benefits. Girls, on the other hand, are often expected to stay home, do chores, or marry at an early age. Other factors, like poverty, early marriage, and cultural traditions, further hinder girls' opportunities to attend school.

2. The situation becomes even more difficult in regions affected by war or political instability. Schools may be damaged, and the roads to get there may be unsafe. In some cases, parents are afraid to send their daughters to school because of the risk of violence or harassment on the way. For girls living in refugee camps or rural areas, their access to education is especially limited because there are few teachers, school supplies, or safe classrooms.

3. [I] Yet, the benefits of educating girls are significant. [II] When girls receive an education, they tend to delay marriage, have healthier families, and contribute positively to their communities. [III] This ripple effect benefits not only individual women but also society as a whole, leading to stronger and more equal communities. [IV]

4. Solving this issue requires joint efforts from governments, NGOs, and local communities. Building schools in rural areas, offering scholarships, and training more female teachers are some practical solutions. Educating families about the importance of sending their daughters to school can also bring about positive change. Beyond this, laws should be enforced to protect girls' rights and ensure they have safe and equal access to education.

Which of the following can be inferred from the passage?

Read the following passage and choose the best answer to each of the following questions from 31 to 40.

1. Education is a basic human right, yet millions of girls around the world are denied this opportunity. In many countries, families prioritize boys' education, believing it will bring more benefits. Girls, on the other hand, are often expected to stay home, do chores, or marry at an early age. Other factors, like poverty, early marriage, and cultural traditions, further hinder girls' opportunities to attend school.

2. The situation becomes even more difficult in regions affected by war or political instability. Schools may be damaged, and the roads to get there may be unsafe. In some cases, parents are afraid to send their daughters to school because of the risk of violence or harassment on the way. For girls living in refugee camps or rural areas, their access to education is especially limited because there are few teachers, school supplies, or safe classrooms.

3. [I] Yet, the benefits of educating girls are significant. [II] When girls receive an education, they tend to delay marriage, have healthier families, and contribute positively to their communities. [III] This ripple effect benefits not only individual women but also society as a whole, leading to stronger and more equal communities. [IV]

4. Solving this issue requires joint efforts from governments, NGOs, and local communities. Building schools in rural areas, offering scholarships, and training more female teachers are some practical solutions. Educating families about the importance of sending their daughters to school can also bring about positive change. Beyond this, laws should be enforced to protect girls' rights and ensure they have safe and equal access to education.

The word their in paragraph 2 refers to __________.

Read the following advertisement 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 1 to 6.

Join Hands with Our Charity to Spread Love and Hope

Our charity, (1)______in 1980, has been dedicated to supporting underprivileged communities and bringing positive change to society. With the mission to uplift lives, we offer (2)______that enable individuals to contribute their time and skills for a greater cause.

Many families we support struggle to (3)______ends meet, facing daily challenges to afford basic necessities. Through your generosity, we can provide them with essential resources and opportunities for a brighter future. We are (4)______ grateful for the industrious efforts of our volunteers and partners, whose dedication and hard work are driving the success of our programs. Whether you're passionate about education, healthcare, or environmental conservation, we can help you find ways to get involved.

Our programs also focus on empowering the youth, helping them prepare (5)______a better tomorrow with skills and confidence to face life's challenges. Your contributions allow (6)______our reach and touch more lives in need.

Read the following advertisement 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 1 to 6.

Join Hands with Our Charity to Spread Love and Hope

Our charity, (1)______in 1980, has been dedicated to supporting underprivileged communities and bringing positive change to society. With the mission to uplift lives, we offer (2)______that enable individuals to contribute their time and skills for a greater cause.

Many families we support struggle to (3)______ends meet, facing daily challenges to afford basic necessities. Through your generosity, we can provide them with essential resources and opportunities for a brighter future. We are (4)______ grateful for the industrious efforts of our volunteers and partners, whose dedication and hard work are driving the success of our programs. Whether you're passionate about education, healthcare, or environmental conservation, we can help you find ways to get involved.

Our programs also focus on empowering the youth, helping them prepare (5)______a better tomorrow with skills and confidence to face life's challenges. Your contributions allow (6)______our reach and touch more lives in need.

Read the following passage and choose the best answer to each of the following questions from 31 to 40.

1. Education is a basic human right, yet millions of girls around the world are denied this opportunity. In many countries, families prioritize boys' education, believing it will bring more benefits. Girls, on the other hand, are often expected to stay home, do chores, or marry at an early age. Other factors, like poverty, early marriage, and cultural traditions, further hinder girls' opportunities to attend school.

2. The situation becomes even more difficult in regions affected by war or political instability. Schools may be damaged, and the roads to get there may be unsafe. In some cases, parents are afraid to send their daughters to school because of the risk of violence or harassment on the way. For girls living in refugee camps or rural areas, their access to education is especially limited because there are few teachers, school supplies, or safe classrooms.

3. [I] Yet, the benefits of educating girls are significant. [II] When girls receive an education, they tend to delay marriage, have healthier families, and contribute positively to their communities. [III] This ripple effect benefits not only individual women but also society as a whole, leading to stronger and more equal communities. [IV]

4. Solving this issue requires joint efforts from governments, NGOs, and local communities. Building schools in rural areas, offering scholarships, and training more female teachers are some practical solutions. Educating families about the importance of sending their daughters to school can also bring about positive change. Beyond this, laws should be enforced to protect girls' rights and ensure they have safe and equal access to education.

The word hinder in paragraph 1 could be best replaced by __________.

Read the following advertisement 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 1 to 6.

Announcement: Volunteer Recruitment Results for Charity Organization

We are delighted to announce the results of our (1)______ for volunteers at the Charity Organization. After careful review and thoughtful consideration, we have (2)______ the conclusion that we have an enthusiastic and varied group of new volunteers ready to join us. This talented team will bring unique skills and fresh perspectives, as they plan (3)______ further our mission of community support and development, enriching the lives of those in need. The final list of selected volunteers is available at the Charity Organization’s main office, where we will also provide further information (4)_______ all selected candidates regarding their upcoming roles and responsibilities. We are (5)______for the high level of interest shown by the community and look forward to achieving positive change together. Thank you to everyone (6)______ and showing such wonderful support for our cause!