Kì thi chọn đội tuyển chính thức dự thi HSG quốc gia lớp 12 THPT tỉnh Hưng Yên năm học 2020-2021 môn thi Tiếng Anh

Part 1. You are going to listen to a conversation between a woman wanting to
find a job and an agent in a Recruitment Agency. For questions from 1 to 10,
fill in each blank with NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS AND/OR A
NUMBER from the recording. Write your answers in the corresponding
numbered spaces provided below. You are going to listen TWICE. EMPLOYEE RECORD Surname: Thompson Email:
(1) ________________ @haught.net
Employer Reference: Name: Jane Foot
Job: (2) ________________ at Bermuda Girls’ School
Character Reference: Name: Monica Carmody
Relationship: (3) ________________ since 1991 Main occupation: (4)________________
Additional qualifications: Diploma in (5)________________ Can also teach:
History to (6)________________ VACANCIES
Temporary Teaching Positions Location Name Duration Notes With a view to making City centre La Salle 6-month contract position (7)________________ Chelsea Teacher absent on Near Chelsea (8)________________ Free School (9)________________ Teacher absent on Cambridge 6 weeks (10)______________ extended sick leave Your answers: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
Part 2. Listen to a radio discussion between two authors called Mark Shaw and
Diana Abel about a book on laughter by Robert Provine. For questions 11-15,
choose the best answer which fits best according to what you hear. Write your
answers in the corresponding numbered spaces provided below. You are going to listen TWICE.
11. According to Mark Shaw, the idea that the main motivation for laughter is not humor
A. is hard for people to understand.
B. needs further investigation. C. is now widely accepted.
D. contradicts findings in other studies.
12. What surprised Diana Abel about differences in laughter between men and women?
A. The greater frequency of women’s laughter
B. The different roles of laughter in relationships between sexes
C. The difficulties faced by female comedians
D. Women place greater value on laughter
13. How has both speakers’ attitude to laughter changed after reading the book?
A. They find themselves more inclined to laugh
B. They are more conscious of their own laughter
C. They are more aware of people’s reasons for laughing
D. They find other people’s laughter strange
14. Mark and Diana would both have liked more information on A. Different kinds of humor. B. The origins of laughter.
C. The negative aspects of laughter
D. The physical effects of laughter
15. Why does Mark think the book will appeal to a non-academic audience?
A. It is written in lively, conversational style
B. It will teach people about relationships
C. It contains fascinating stories
D. It can be used as self-help guide Your answers: 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.
Part 3. Listen to an online tutorial on how to stay safe from malwares. For
questions 16-25, fill in each gap with NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS from
the recording. Write your answers in the corresponding numbered spaces
provided below. You are going to listen TWICE.
HOW TO STAY SAFE FROM MALWARE
The speaker wants to help people on how to keep their computer (16)____________.
Firstly, he differentiates malware from viruses. Viruses Malware Definition: Definition:
- Viruses originally were simply infected - Malwares are crafted programs. (17) _________________. Threats: Threats: - Compromise security. - compromise the system.
(18)_________________. - Make boot-ups difficult.
- Complicated programs that are - Damage data.
masquerading as (19) _________________
named Rogue Spyware. This spyware may
have been (20) _________________ in
your system when you click on a link or other buttons.
Secondly, he suggests excellent tools to combat this phenomenon as follows:
A. Have your Windows environment (21) _________________ as soon as possible.
B. Add two additional tools to (22) _________________ your system namely:
- (23)_________________, a free-downloading program of Microsoft.
- Malwarebytes at Malwarebytes.org to remove (24) _________________.
- You may need (25) _________________ to delete viruses on an extremely
infected and heavily damaged computer. Your answers: 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. KEY: Part 1. 1. jannthompson 2. Head of English 3. best friend 4. English teacher 5. special needs 6. GCSE level 7. permanent 8. one year (contract) 9. maternity leave 10. Cambridgeshire Part 2. 11. A 12. B 13. B 14. B 15. C Part 3. 16. free from malware 17. individual files 18. steal passwords 19. antivirus programs 20. accidentally installed 21. updated 22. safeguard 23. Windows Defender 24. stubborn viruses 25. professional help
(Ai Nguyen®. Find more: ainguyen.com) KEY 1. free 2. infected individual files 3. masquerading 4. rogue spyware 5. Windows environment 6. safeguard 7. malwarebytes.org 8. stubborn 9. professional help
this is John Compton from Avenue 18.com 00:07
we're going to talk about how to keep 00:08
your computer free from malware today 00:10
malware is different from viruses and 00:12
that viruses originally were simply 00:14
infected individual files that would 00:16
compromise your system make boot boot 00:19
ups difficult and damage possibly data 00:21
today's malware items are actually 00:23
programs that are crafted to compromise 00:26
your security steal passwords in many 00:28
cases there are more complicated 00:29
programs that are masquerading as 00:31
antivirus programs themselves this is 00:34 called rogue spyware
and sure enough your system rope spyware is 00:36
sophisticated software that may have 00:39
been accidentally installed in your 00:40
system possibly you clicked on a link or 00:42 other button 00:45
has a deep infection an excellent tool 00:48
for combating this is a to have your 00:50
Windows environment as updated as 00:52
possible and be to have these two 00:54
additional tools to safeguard your 00:55
system one is the Windows Defender 00:57
windows defender is a free microsoft 00:59
download you can get that by finding 01:01
that on the web second excellent program 01:03
is malwarebytes malwarebytes is 01:06
available at malwarebytes org and it's 01:07
an excellent program for removing these 01:09
stubborn viruses in some cases you may 01:12
need professional help in deleting 01:13
viruses on an extremely infected and 01:15
heavily damaged computer but for the 01:17
most time you can use these tools to 01:19
keep yourself and your computer 01:21
efficiently operating and clean I'm John 01:24
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