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Reading · B2 · 21 câu trả lời · 19.0% làm đúng
Single-use plastics continue to ____ a major threat to marine ecosystems worldwide. Despite increased public awareness, items like bottles and food wrappers frequently end up in our oceans. There, they break down into microplastics, which are ingested by marine life, causing harm throughout the food chain. Governments and corporations must take more decisive action to reduce plastic production and promote sustainable alternatives if we are to mitigate this growing environmental crisis.
Choose the best word for the gap.
Đáp án: pose
Reading · C1 · 20 câu trả lời · 25.0% làm đúng
The traditional idea of a single, lifelong career is becoming less common. Instead, many professionals are now building a 'portfolio career', which involves juggling multiple jobs, often on a freelance or part-time basis. This approach offers greater flexibility and variety but also requires a high degree of self-discipline. It's a significant ____ from the nine-to-five model that dominated the 20th century, reflecting a changing attitude towards work-life balance and professional identity.
Choose the best word for the gap.
Đáp án: departure
Reading · B2 · 20 câu trả lời · 30.0% làm đúng
[Paragraph A] Have you ever done any dangerous sports? If you haven’t, this is your chance! There is a company that offers “adrenaline tours” for businesses to take their employees. Apparently, the adrenaline rush that dangerous sports give you can help with team bonding and create a better working environment. My boss hired them and took the whole sales department bungee jumping last Tuesday! It was awesome. Maybe you can do the same with your workmates! [Paragraph B] I will never try dangerous activities again. The last and only time I did one was 4 years ago, during my holidays in New Zealand. We went swimming with sharks and, while we were there, the people organising the activity looked nervous and not too confident. Later we found out that one of the cages where we would be put into was broken. How did we find out, you may ask? The cage opened while we were inside and we were stuck for 30 minutes while an operator tried to fix it. To add insult to injury, they couldn’t even pull us out of the water! We almost died that day. [Paragraph C] I live for the adrenaline. I celebrated my 18th birthday by going bungee jumping in Chicago and my 21st by skydiving with my fiancé. I’ve always enjoyed the rush it gives you to see your own life flash before your eyes. I reckon some people are scared of doing these things, but I will never regret any of them. I am trying to convince my mother of going scuba diving with me in an area where there are all types of marine animals! Wish me luck. She’s a hard nut to crack. [Paragraph D] I had done one or two extreme sports in my life before I became an instructor. In fact, I didn’t like them that much the first time! I was freaked out by the height of the bridge I was going to jump from and I pretty much hated being inside the water. Everything changed when I had a close to death experience. I started to appreciate life more than ever and I even sold my house and moved to Australia. I now work in an extreme sports company and put my life on the line for the sake of appreciating it every day!
Who wants to do some dangerous sport related to water?
Đáp án: The person who went bungee jumping for their 18th birthday
Reading · B2 · 21 câu trả lời · 38.1% làm đúng
[Paragraph A] Have you ever done any dangerous sports? If you haven’t, this is your chance! There is a company that offers “adrenaline tours” for businesses to take their employees. Apparently, the adrenaline rush that dangerous sports give you can help with team bonding and create a better working environment. My boss hired them and took the whole sales department bungee jumping last Tuesday! It was awesome. Maybe you can do the same with your workmates! [Paragraph B] I will never try dangerous activities again. The last and only time I did one was 4 years ago, during my holidays in New Zealand. We went swimming with sharks and, while we were there, the people organising the activity looked nervous and not too confident. Later we found out that one of the cages where we would be put into was broken. How did we find out, you may ask? The cage opened while we were inside and we were stuck for 30 minutes while an operator tried to fix it. To add insult to injury, they couldn’t even pull us out of the water! We almost died that day. [Paragraph C] I live for the adrenaline. I celebrated my 18th birthday by going bungee jumping in Chicago and my 21st by skydiving with my fiancé. I’ve always enjoyed the rush it gives you to see your own life flash before your eyes. I reckon some people are scared of doing these things, but I will never regret any of them. I am trying to convince my mother of going scuba diving with me in an area where there are all types of marine animals! Wish me luck. She’s a hard nut to crack. [Paragraph D] I had done one or two extreme sports in my life before I became an instructor. In fact, I didn’t like them that much the first time! I was freaked out by the height of the bridge I was going to jump from and I pretty much hated being inside the water. Everything changed when I had a close to death experience. I started to appreciate life more than ever and I even sold my house and moved to Australia. I now work in an extreme sports company and put my life on the line for the sake of appreciating it every day!
Who takes extreme sports as a way to feel alive?
Đáp án: The person who went bungee jumping for their 18th birthday
Reading · B2 · 20 câu trả lời · 40.0% làm đúng
[Paragraph A] Have you ever done any dangerous sports? If you haven’t, this is your chance! There is a company that offers “adrenaline tours” for businesses to take their employees. Apparently, the adrenaline rush that dangerous sports give you can help with team bonding and create a better working environment. My boss hired them and took the whole sales department bungee jumping last Tuesday! It was awesome. Maybe you can do the same with your workmates! [Paragraph B] I will never try dangerous activities again. The last and only time I did one was 4 years ago, during my holidays in New Zealand. We went swimming with sharks and, while we were there, the people organising the activity looked nervous and not too confident. Later we found out that one of the cages where we would be put into was broken. How did we find out, you may ask? The cage opened while we were inside and we were stuck for 30 minutes while an operator tried to fix it. To add insult to injury, they couldn’t even pull us out of the water! We almost died that day. [Paragraph C] I live for the adrenaline. I celebrated my 18th birthday by going bungee jumping in Chicago and my 21st by skydiving with my fiancé. I’ve always enjoyed the rush it gives you to see your own life flash before your eyes. I reckon some people are scared of doing these things, but I will never regret any of them. I am trying to convince my mother of going scuba diving with me in an area where there are all types of marine animals! Wish me luck. She’s a hard nut to crack. [Paragraph D] I had done one or two extreme sports in my life before I became an instructor. In fact, I didn’t like them that much the first time! I was freaked out by the height of the bridge I was going to jump from and I pretty much hated being inside the water. Everything changed when I had a close to death experience. I started to appreciate life more than ever and I even sold my house and moved to Australia. I now work in an extreme sports company and put my life on the line for the sake of appreciating it every day!
Who stopped doing extreme sports because of a close to death experience?
Đáp án: The person who went swimming with sharks
Reading · B1 · 20 câu trả lời · 40.0% làm đúng
Hi, Susan! It’s good to hear from you! How have you ___1___? I heard you ___2___ a job as a nurse! Congrats! It was your dream when we were in school. I’m organising a ___3___ with our old classmates to catch up and see each other after 20 years. Are you ___4___ for it? I give you more details ___5___ the attached document! Hope to see you there! Mark.
Choose the correct option for blank ___4___:
Cách nói đúng: Choose the correct option for blank UP4___:
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