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I. LISTENING (5.0/20pts)
Part 1. For questions 1-10, listen and complete the following summary. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS AND/OR ONE NUMBER taken from the recording for each blank. (2.0 pts)
The decimation of half a population in a single area may evoke images of an (1) ______, yet this grim reality unfolded during the 14th-century Black Death. This tenacious disease, as revealed by (2) ______ of bones and teeth, stems from a single bacterium responsible for multiple epidemics. While (3) ______ of plague typically spread gradually via rodent fleas, the Black Death is theorized to have been (4) ______ between humans and therefore, spread faster. Given the bacterium's genetic consistency, the varying intensity of outbreaks likely stems from host factors. The conclusion of a warm period that had fostered population growth (5) ______ disaster as resources became strained. Deteriorating living conditions due to overpopulation left Europeans more susceptible to infection, as evidenced by malnutrition markers in (6) ______ in London. The bubonic plague profoundly altered humanity. Socially, improved wages enhanced longevity and (7) ______, catalyzing political reforms. Biologically, the survival of the fittest resulted in a population with enhanced disease resistance, as the most frail and (8) ______ individuals perished. Despite antibiotic advancements, the bubonic plague persists, claiming thousands of lives annually. The emergence of a (9) ______ raises the specter of a resurgence. Studying the Black Death remains crucial, potentially safeguarding us from a (10) ______.
Part 2. For questions 11-15, you will hear a radio news report about Google, a popular internet search engine and answer the questions. Use NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer in the corresponding numbered boxes provided. (1.0 pt)
11. What university were the Google founders from?
________________________________________________________
12. What way did Google rely on to market its product?
________________________________________________________
13. What is an example of the things that people look for via Google?
________________________________________________________
14. What online activity is being replaced by “googling”?
________________________________________________________
15. When was the word “googol” coined?
________________________________________________________
Part 3. For questions 16-20, listen to a talk about the country Malawi and decide whether the statements are TRUE (T), FALSE (F) or NOT GIVEN (NG). (1.0 pt)
16. Malawi ceased to be a British colony in the 1960s.
17. Many Northern villages are accessible by road.
18. Fish are caught on the Northern side of the lake.
19. There is no Internet connection in the village by the lake.
20. Many unique species were discovered in the lake in the 1950s.
Part 4. For question 21-25, listen to a discussion on a current affairs programme between Nick Barnes and Alison Tempra about the performance of the company Facebook, hosted by Emily Dunne. Choose the answer (A, B, C or D) which fits best according to what you hear. (1.0 pt)
21. What does Alison think is cause for optimism?
A. the company kept its costs low. B. the loss generated was less than expected.
C. there appears to be good revenue potential. D. the company hasn't started to advertise yet.
22. According to Nick, the increasing popularity of smaller devices ______.
A. represents untapped potential for Facebook.
B. is a significant challenge to Facebook increasing its revenue.
C. puts Facebook at a competitive advantage.
D. gives the company an opportunity to advertise more.
23. In what situation does Alison believe Facebook users might abandon the company?
A. if they are given the option of watching adverts on the certain apps and sites.
B. if a free social network becomes available on the net.
C. if the company pushes advertisements onto users too forcefully.
D. if sites and apps start to appear which put users of using Facebook.
24. What do we learn about the company's performance?
A. the share price has now dropped by over one-third.
B. there has been a 6% improvement in the share price overnight.
C. $38 has been wiped off the share price.
D. it has become the biggest flop in history.
25. Nick believes that Google _______.
A. will inevitably prevail over Facebook in time.
B. was short-sighted to invest everything it had into one project.
C. technology will be made redundant by what Facebook offers users.
D. will become profit-making in a matter of time.
II. LEXICO-GRAMMAR (3.0/20 pts)
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TRẠI HÈ HÙNG VƯƠNG LẦN THỨ XIX-PHÚ THỌ-2025
| KỲ THI OLYMPIC TRẠI HÈ HÙNG VƯƠNG MÔN: TIẾNG ANH - LỚP 11 Thời gian làm bài: 180 phút (không kể thời gian giao đề) Ngày thi: 06 tháng 8 năm 2025 Đề thi gồm 10 trang |
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I. LISTENING (5.0/20pts)
Part 1. For questions 1-10, listen and complete the following summary. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS AND/OR ONE NUMBER taken from the recording for each blank. (2.0 pts)
The decimation of half a population in a single area may evoke images of an (1) ______, yet this grim reality unfolded during the 14th-century Black Death. This tenacious disease, as revealed by (2) ______ of bones and teeth, stems from a single bacterium responsible for multiple epidemics. While (3) ______ of plague typically spread gradually via rodent fleas, the Black Death is theorized to have been (4) ______ between humans and therefore, spread faster. Given the bacterium's genetic consistency, the varying intensity of outbreaks likely stems from host factors. The conclusion of a warm period that had fostered population growth (5) ______ disaster as resources became strained. Deteriorating living conditions due to overpopulation left Europeans more susceptible to infection, as evidenced by malnutrition markers in (6) ______ in London. The bubonic plague profoundly altered humanity. Socially, improved wages enhanced longevity and (7) ______, catalyzing political reforms. Biologically, the survival of the fittest resulted in a population with enhanced disease resistance, as the most frail and (8) ______ individuals perished. Despite antibiotic advancements, the bubonic plague persists, claiming thousands of lives annually. The emergence of a (9) ______ raises the specter of a resurgence. Studying the Black Death remains crucial, potentially safeguarding us from a (10) ______.
Part 2. For questions 11-15, you will hear a radio news report about Google, a popular internet search engine and answer the questions. Use NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer in the corresponding numbered boxes provided. (1.0 pt)
11. What university were the Google founders from?
________________________________________________________
12. What way did Google rely on to market its product?
________________________________________________________
13. What is an example of the things that people look for via Google?
________________________________________________________
14. What online activity is being replaced by “googling”?
________________________________________________________
15. When was the word “googol” coined?
________________________________________________________
Part 3. For questions 16-20, listen to a talk about the country Malawi and decide whether the statements are TRUE (T), FALSE (F) or NOT GIVEN (NG). (1.0 pt)
16. Malawi ceased to be a British colony in the 1960s.
17. Many Northern villages are accessible by road.
18. Fish are caught on the Northern side of the lake.
19. There is no Internet connection in the village by the lake.
20. Many unique species were discovered in the lake in the 1950s.
Part 4. For question 21-25, listen to a discussion on a current affairs programme between Nick Barnes and Alison Tempra about the performance of the company Facebook, hosted by Emily Dunne. Choose the answer (A, B, C or D) which fits best according to what you hear. (1.0 pt)
21. What does Alison think is cause for optimism?
A. the company kept its costs low. B. the loss generated was less than expected.
C. there appears to be good revenue potential. D. the company hasn't started to advertise yet.
22. According to Nick, the increasing popularity of smaller devices ______.
A. represents untapped potential for Facebook.
B. is a significant challenge to Facebook increasing its revenue.
C. puts Facebook at a competitive advantage.
D. gives the company an opportunity to advertise more.
23. In what situation does Alison believe Facebook users might abandon the company?
A. if they are given the option of watching adverts on the certain apps and sites.
B. if a free social network becomes available on the net.
C. if the company pushes advertisements onto users too forcefully.
D. if sites and apps start to appear which put users of using Facebook.
24. What do we learn about the company's performance?
A. the share price has now dropped by over one-third.
B. there has been a 6% improvement in the share price overnight.
C. $38 has been wiped off the share price.
D. it has become the biggest flop in history.
25. Nick believes that Google _______.
A. will inevitably prevail over Facebook in time.
B. was short-sighted to invest everything it had into one project.
C. technology will be made redundant by what Facebook offers users.
D. will become profit-making in a matter of time.
II. LEXICO-GRAMMAR (3.0/20 pts)
Full file
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