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ĐÁP ÁN ĐỀ NGHỊ – CHUYÊN ANH ĐẠI HỌC VINH 2025-2026
SECTION B: VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR
1. A. had the company made
2. D. given that
3. A. can’t have caused
4. B. that every passenger keep
5. B. Not having been
6. C. with which
7. B. to his going
8. A. is
9. C. anywhere
10. C. in-flight
11. B. rule out
12. D. reward
13. B. bitter
14. D. set
15. A. cat
16. B. means
17. D. intention
18. B. in a difficult situation
19. A. silently
20. C. come to nothing
21. Line 1: in West => in the West
22. Line 2: whom => them
23. Line 3: be => to be
24. Line 4: more healthy => healthier
25. Line 4: with realizing => without realizing
26. Line 5: will have found => will find
27. Line 6: are supposed => suppose
28. Line 7: on the ground what => on the grounds that
29. Line 7: so many => so much
30. Line 9: disturbing => disturbed
31. imaginary
32. existence
33. irregularities
34. Needless
35. downsize
36. Miraculously
37. destructive
38. smoke-free
39. production
40. implies
SECTION C: READING
1. A. (I)
2. A. allocated
3. C. growing
4. B. biking
5. C. The availability of public transportation options
6. D. Cities should consider what impacts people’s preference for post-COVID cycling and take appropriate actions.
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7. A. On “slow streets”, no means of transport including bikes could safely share the same road.
8. D. These approaches cause real behavioral modifications by showing regular cyclists that the community
appreciates their choices.
9. B. Paragraph 2
10. B. A significant increase in biking during COVID-19 has prompted cities to make necessary changes to develop
lasting cycling habits.
11. v. The development of Vietnamese medical history
12. iii. Blood and breath
13. ii. Simple classification of foods
14. vi. Theory and practice in food classification
15. iv. Detailed classification of foods
16. yin, yang // blood, breath
17. physical, mental
18. intrinsic value
19. physical effects
20. TRUE
21. FALSE
22. FALSE
23. NOT GIVEN
24. launched
25. global
26. by
27. site
28. weather
29. observe
30. clearly
31. more
32. they
33. thanks
34. B. While some children are taken to cultural places by their parents, many others never have this opportunity
unless schools offer it
35. D. However, the attitude towards field trips is seemingly changing, with the number of tours organised for school
groups falling significantly in museums all around the country
36. H. A survey exploring the trend by some school administrators revealed that half of the schools asked had decided
to cancel trips planned for the next year
37. A. The most obvious factor is finance
38. F. Faced with this dilemma, field trips are an obvious thing to cut since they are seen by many as a luxury
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39. C. Schools increasingly use them as a treat for diligent students, rather than as an opportunity for cultural learning
40. G. This shift to 'reward' field trips could result from generational differences between teachers' reasons for
organising field trips
SECTION D: WRITING
1. preserve its ancient cultural heritage than embrace
2. an individual run a business without license
3. suspected of having escaped
4. to return the cricket bats to him the next/following
5. the villa was
6. the event of a power outage
7. much skill as an artist
8. bound to be changes
9. Lucy to open up
10. to fall behind
