Câu hỏi:

Read the following passage and choose the best answer to each of the following questions from 20 to 29.

1. Coconut is not only a tasty fruit but also has many uses in health and medicine. Dr. Huynh Tan Vu from the University of Medicine and Pharmacy in Ho Chi Minh City explains that coconut helps with hydration, skin care, and treating illnesses like fatigue, diarrhea, and infections.

2. [I] The coconut flesh can be eaten fresh or dried and is used in many recipes. [II] It is also used to make coconut oil, which is popular in beauty products. [III] Coconut water contains sugar, protein, antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals, making it an excellent drink for replacing electrolytes in the body. [IV] It is also used to make popular desserts like nata de coco and can be boiled to create coconut caramel, which is a natural food coloring.

3. Coconut milk, which contains about 17% fat, is made by mixing coconut meat with hot water or milk. It is a fundamental ingredient in many Southeast Asian dishes, including those in Vietnam. After making coconut milk, the leftover parts are utilized as animal feed, showing how every part of the coconut is useful. Medically, coconut water is rich in B vitamins, potassium, and magnesium, which are very similar to the fluids in human cells. These nutrients help patients, especially children with diarrhea, by rehydrating them and supporting their health.

4. Beyond its nutritional value, other parts of the coconut tree serve medicinal purposes. The bark and husk help clean wounds and reduce swelling, while charcoal made from coconut shells is used to treat diarrhea and protect against certain diseases. Young coconut meat is nutritious and helps with digestion and other health problems. In traditional medicine, coconut is considered sweet and neutral and is used to treat heat, thirst, wounds, parasites, and skin conditions. Coconut oil is also used to treat skin diseases and for massages.

5. Dr. Vu sums it up well: “Every part of the coconut is good for medicine.” This shows how valuable coconut is for health and healing in many cultures.

Which of the following best summarizes the passage?

Read the following passage and choose the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 30 to 34.

Climate change is becoming more serious because of human activities. One of the main causes is pollution from cities. In fact, cities are responsible for over 70% of global carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. (30) __________. Because of this, it is very important to rethink how we plan and build cities in the future.

One solution is to create buildings that help clean the air. These buildings support the environment (31) __________. In recent years, architects and city planners have started to design more eco-friendly buildings.

There are many ways buildings can clean the air. Green roofs and living walls are two great examples. Green roofs can absorb pollution, reduce CO2, and help lower city temperatures. Living walls are vertical gardens (32) __________.

Some buildings use advanced technology. For example, (33) __________. Others have air filter systems that take in dirty air, clean it, and release it again.

Examples of these buildings already exist. The Smog Free Tower in Rotterdam (34) __________. The Vertical Forest in Milan uses thousands of plants to reduce pollution and support local wildlife. These buildings show that cleaner, greener cities are possible.

Choose the best answer for question 30:

Read the following passage and choose the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 30 to 34.

Climate change is becoming more serious because of human activities. One of the main causes is pollution from cities. In fact, cities are responsible for over 70% of global carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. (30) __________. Because of this, it is very important to rethink how we plan and build cities in the future.

One solution is to create buildings that help clean the air. These buildings support the environment (31) __________. In recent years, architects and city planners have started to design more eco-friendly buildings.

There are many ways buildings can clean the air. Green roofs and living walls are two great examples. Green roofs can absorb pollution, reduce CO2, and help lower city temperatures. Living walls are vertical gardens (32) __________.

Some buildings use advanced technology. For example, (33) __________. Others have air filter systems that take in dirty air, clean it, and release it again.

Examples of these buildings already exist. The Smog Free Tower in Rotterdam (34) __________. The Vertical Forest in Milan uses thousands of plants to reduce pollution and support local wildlife. These buildings show that cleaner, greener cities are possible.

Choose the best answer for question 31:

Read the following passage and choose the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 30 to 34.

Climate change is becoming more serious because of human activities. One of the main causes is pollution from cities. In fact, cities are responsible for over 70% of global carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. (30) __________. Because of this, it is very important to rethink how we plan and build cities in the future.

One solution is to create buildings that help clean the air. These buildings support the environment (31) __________. In recent years, architects and city planners have started to design more eco-friendly buildings.

There are many ways buildings can clean the air. Green roofs and living walls are two great examples. Green roofs can absorb pollution, reduce CO2, and help lower city temperatures. Living walls are vertical gardens (32) __________.

Some buildings use advanced technology. For example, (33) __________. Others have air filter systems that take in dirty air, clean it, and release it again.

Examples of these buildings already exist. The Smog Free Tower in Rotterdam (34) __________. The Vertical Forest in Milan uses thousands of plants to reduce pollution and support local wildlife. These buildings show that cleaner, greener cities are possible.

Choose the best answer for question 32:

Read the following passage and choose the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 30 to 34.

Climate change is becoming more serious because of human activities. One of the main causes is pollution from cities. In fact, cities are responsible for over 70% of global carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. (30) __________. Because of this, it is very important to rethink how we plan and build cities in the future.

One solution is to create buildings that help clean the air. These buildings support the environment (31) __________. In recent years, architects and city planners have started to design more eco-friendly buildings.

There are many ways buildings can clean the air. Green roofs and living walls are two great examples. Green roofs can absorb pollution, reduce CO2, and help lower city temperatures. Living walls are vertical gardens (32) __________.

Some buildings use advanced technology. For example, (33) __________. Others have air filter systems that take in dirty air, clean it, and release it again.

Examples of these buildings already exist. The Smog Free Tower in Rotterdam (34) __________. The Vertical Forest in Milan uses thousands of plants to reduce pollution and support local wildlife. These buildings show that cleaner, greener cities are possible.

Choose the best answer for question 33:

Read the following passage and choose the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 30 to 34.

Climate change is becoming more serious because of human activities. One of the main causes is pollution from cities. In fact, cities are responsible for over 70% of global carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. (30) __________. Because of this, it is very important to rethink how we plan and build cities in the future.

One solution is to create buildings that help clean the air. These buildings support the environment (31) __________. In recent years, architects and city planners have started to design more eco-friendly buildings.

There are many ways buildings can clean the air. Green roofs and living walls are two great examples. Green roofs can absorb pollution, reduce CO2, and help lower city temperatures. Living walls are vertical gardens (32) __________.

Some buildings use advanced technology. For example, (33) __________. Others have air filter systems that take in dirty air, clean it, and release it again.

Examples of these buildings already exist. The Smog Free Tower in Rotterdam (34) __________. The Vertical Forest in Milan uses thousands of plants to reduce pollution and support local wildlife. These buildings show that cleaner, greener cities are possible.

Choose the best answer for question 34:

Read the following leaflet/notice and choose the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 35 to 40.

DISCOVER THE FUTURE OF URBAN LIVING

Welcome to Car-Free Cities!

What Is a Car-Free City?

A car-free city is a place where walking, biking, and public transport are the top priorities. (35) __________ roads full of cars, imagine tree-lined paths, safe bike lanes, and peaceful streets.

✔ You can still own a car

✔ But driving (36) __________ in certain areas

✔ Public transport and shared travel are encouraged

Why are car-free zones so exciting?

✔ Cleaner air and (37) __________ noise

✔ Safer streets for children and families

✔ More green parks and places to relax

✔ Healthier people with active lifestyles

Cities like Paris and New York are already (38) __________ big steps. Paris will reduce car traffic in its centre, while New York plans to give 25% of car space back to the people.

(39) __________ in these cities love the changes. And tourists are enjoying these calm, friendly streets too.

So, do you want to live in a cleaner, healthier city? A car-free future is closer than you think!

Let’s move forward—on foot or (40) __________ two wheels!

Choose the best answer for question 35:

Read the following leaflet/notice and choose the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 35 to 40.

DISCOVER THE FUTURE OF URBAN LIVING

Welcome to Car-Free Cities!

What Is a Car-Free City?

A car-free city is a place where walking, biking, and public transport are the top priorities. (35) __________ roads full of cars, imagine tree-lined paths, safe bike lanes, and peaceful streets.

✔ You can still own a car

✔ But driving (36) __________ in certain areas

✔ Public transport and shared travel are encouraged

Why are car-free zones so exciting?

✔ Cleaner air and (37) __________ noise

✔ Safer streets for children and families

✔ More green parks and places to relax

✔ Healthier people with active lifestyles

Cities like Paris and New York are already (38) __________ big steps. Paris will reduce car traffic in its centre, while New York plans to give 25% of car space back to the people.

(39) __________ in these cities love the changes. And tourists are enjoying these calm, friendly streets too.

So, do you want to live in a cleaner, healthier city? A car-free future is closer than you think!

Let’s move forward—on foot or (40) __________ two wheels!

Choose the best answer for question 36:

Read the following leaflet/notice and choose the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 35 to 40.

DISCOVER THE FUTURE OF URBAN LIVING

Welcome to Car-Free Cities!

What Is a Car-Free City?

A car-free city is a place where walking, biking, and public transport are the top priorities. (35) __________ roads full of cars, imagine tree-lined paths, safe bike lanes, and peaceful streets.

✔ You can still own a car

✔ But driving (36) __________ in certain areas

✔ Public transport and shared travel are encouraged

Why are car-free zones so exciting?

✔ Cleaner air and (37) __________ noise

✔ Safer streets for children and families

✔ More green parks and places to relax

✔ Healthier people with active lifestyles

Cities like Paris and New York are already (38) __________ big steps. Paris will reduce car traffic in its centre, while New York plans to give 25% of car space back to the people.

(39) __________ in these cities love the changes. And tourists are enjoying these calm, friendly streets too.

So, do you want to live in a cleaner, healthier city? A car-free future is closer than you think!

Let’s move forward—on foot or (40) __________ two wheels!

Choose the best answer for question 37:

Read the following leaflet/notice and choose the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 35 to 40.

DISCOVER THE FUTURE OF URBAN LIVING

Welcome to Car-Free Cities!

What Is a Car-Free City?

A car-free city is a place where walking, biking, and public transport are the top priorities. (35) __________ roads full of cars, imagine tree-lined paths, safe bike lanes, and peaceful streets.

✔ You can still own a car

✔ But driving (36) __________ in certain areas

✔ Public transport and shared travel are encouraged

Why are car-free zones so exciting?

✔ Cleaner air and (37) __________ noise

✔ Safer streets for children and families

✔ More green parks and places to relax

✔ Healthier people with active lifestyles

Cities like Paris and New York are already (38) __________ big steps. Paris will reduce car traffic in its centre, while New York plans to give 25% of car space back to the people.

(39) __________ in these cities love the changes. And tourists are enjoying these calm, friendly streets too.

So, do you want to live in a cleaner, healthier city? A car-free future is closer than you think!

Let’s move forward—on foot or (40) __________ two wheels!

Choose the best answer for question 38: