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Câu 1 What percentage of food-production pollution came from transport?

A. 4% B. 11% C. 50% D. 80%

Câu 2 Which statement about imported food agrees with the passage?

A. Imported food always causes less pollution. B. Imported food is usually transported by air. C. Imported food can sometimes be greener. D. Imported food costs less than local food.

Câu 3 Why do British apples use more energy in spring?

A. They are flown to Britain from overseas. B. They need energy during every farming step. C. They remain in cold storage for months. D. They are stored and heated during winter.

Câu 4 Why does the writer compare British and Spanish tomatoes?

A. To show Spanish tomatoes are always cheaper B. To explain why British tomatoes need heating C. To show local food may cause more pollution D. To prove tomatoes grow only in Spain

Câu 5 How are beans in Kenya often produced?

A. With diesel machines and oil-based fertilisers B. With human labour and natural fertilisers C. Inside heated greenhouses using modern equipment D. With sunlight but without any fertilisers

Câu 6 What does “its” refer to in paragraph seven?

A. Local food B. The long distance C. The driving journey D. Environmental benefits

Câu 7 Which paragraph discusses farmers in poorer countries losing income?

A. Paragraph 3 B. Paragraph 5 C. Paragraph 7 D. Paragraph 8

Câu 8 What does “the whole story” mean in paragraph nine?

A. All important facts B. One simple example C. Only transport details D. A written report

Câu 9 What is the main idea of the whole passage?

A. Imported food is always greener than local food. B. Food transport causes most environmental pollution. C. Many factors affect food’s environmental impact. D. Local food should replace all imported food.

Câu 10 Which statement best reflects the writer’s overall opinion?

A. People should always choose local seasonal food. B. Air transport should be completely stopped. C. Food labels give shoppers enough information. D. Food choices require environmental and social considerations.

Câu 11 What does “overtourism” mean in the first paragraph?

A. Tourism growing across every city worldwide B. Too many tourists causing problems for locals C. Tourists staying longer than local residents D. Crowded tourism during popular holiday seasons

Câu 12 Why are city-centre homes becoming harder for locals to afford?

A. Local workers prefer homes outside the centre B. More local people choose to rent larger homes C. More flats become short-term holiday rentals D. Tourists directly control city housing prices

Câu 13 Why does the writer mention living earlier in Amsterdam?

A. To compare exchange programmes across European cities B. To explain why students rent central apartments C. To recommend Amsterdam for long-term study abroad D. To show personal evidence of the city’s change

Câu 14 Who does “they” refer to in paragraph five?

A. The tourists B. Local residents C. Other tourists D. City workers

Câu 15 Where could this sentence best fit in paragraph five? “In this way, tourism can destroy what visitors value.”

A. Position [A] B. Position [B] C. Position [C] D. Position [D]

Câu 16 What do some residents do to protest against overtourism?

A. They close every hotel in city centres. B. They shout at visitors and display banners. C. They only complain about housing prices. D. They oppose every form of international tourism.

Câu 17 What can be inferred about governments that acted late?

A. They immediately restored damaged local communities. B. They wanted all tourism to disappear completely. C. Their later rules may not repair earlier damage. D. They solved most problems except housing costs.

Câu 18 What does “bring back residents” mean in paragraph ten?

A. Encourage former residents to return home B. Force current residents to move elsewhere C. Protect tourists from local demonstrations D. Reduce rents for every city resident

Câu 19 What is the writer’s overall tone throughout the passage?

A. Humorous and playful B. Concerned but balanced C. Angry and insulting D. Highly optimistic and celebratory

Câu 20 What is the main idea of the whole passage?

A. Tourist taxes can fully solve housing problems. B. Holiday rentals are the only cause of overtourism. C. Overtourism harms communities despite tourism’s economic value. D. International tourism should end in historic cities.

Câu 21 What makes kidfluencers valuable to brands and their families?

A. They help children become professional television actors B. They provide social platforms with free entertainment C. They attract followers and generate large amounts of money D. They create family videos without commercial purposes

Câu 22 Why may this trend initially appear positive?

A. Children may gain useful skills and enjoy participating B. Every child becomes confident after appearing online C. Parents can avoid all responsibility for their children D. Families always place children’s well-being above income

Câu 23 Why does the writer compare kidfluencers with traditional child actors?

A. To show both groups receive similar incomes B. To highlight unequal levels of legal protection C. To explain how children enter television careers D. To prove home filming is always safer

Câu 24 What does “This” refer to in paragraph three?

A. Working at home with parental support B. Avoiding rules for young online workers C. Checking children’s working conditions independently D. Treating kidfluencer activities as non-work

Câu 25 What may happen when families stop posting content regularly?

A. Children immediately lose all their online skills B. Platforms permanently remove the family’s social account C. Views, followers, and family income may decline D. Parents receive fewer negative comments from viewers

Câu 26 What does “heavy responsibility” most nearly mean in context?

A. A demanding duty placed on a young child B. A physical task involving difficult filming equipment C. A legal punishment for breaking platform rules D. A temporary feeling caused by online popularity

Câu 27 What can be inferred about a child’s consent to appearing online?

A. They may agree without understanding the long-term consequences B. They may understand every risk once their parents explain it C. They may remove all unwanted content when they become older D. They may avoid future harm by giving permission before filming

Câu 28 Where could this sentence best be inserted in paragraph six? “This natural product placement can make the advertising difficult to recognise.”

A. Position [A] B. Position [B] C. Position [C] D. Position [D]

Câu 29 Why does the writer mention families that behave responsibly?

A. To show that all risks can be prevented by careful parents B. To acknowledge exceptions before arguing for wider action C. To suggest that governments should avoid controlling families D. To prove that education is more important than child protection

Câu 30 Which statement best captures the writer’s central argument?

A. Kidfluencing offers skills but needs stronger shared protection B. Most parents use children only for financial gain C. Advertising is the main danger facing kidfluencers D. Children should completely avoid all social media

Câu 31 What does “well-being” most nearly mean in paragraph one?

A. A person’s total amount of personal wealth B. A positive attitude towards financial difficulties C. A person’s general happiness and quality of life D. A comparison with people living nearby

Câu 32 What did the worldwide survey find about greater wealth?

A. It guaranteed pleasure across all cultures B. It increased security and general life satisfaction C. It removed disappointment caused by social comparison D. It made positive attitudes less important

Câu 33 What does “This” refer to in paragraph two?

A. The journal’s decision to publish the research B. The rich person’s lack of daily enjoyment C. The survey’s focus on income and security D. The similar findings across many different cultures

Câu 34 Why does the writer compare Bloom’s view with survey findings?

A. To contrast views about pleasure from getting what we want B. To prove Bloom’s argument is completely incorrect C. To explain how researchers measure personal wealth D. To compare book sales with research results

Câu 35 What can be inferred about pleasure at its strongest?

A. It always occurs immediately after making payment B. It lasts longer when possessions are expensive C. It may be brief and difficult to identify D. It depends mainly on showing objects publicly

Câu 36 Which statement best describes the pleasure of shopping?

A. It begins only after ownership is transferred B. It mainly involves anticipation and later memories C. It depends on comparing several expensive products D. It disappears when shoppers enter the store

Câu 37 What does “half the fun” suggest in paragraph six?

A. Parties provide only limited social enjoyment B. Preparation is less enjoyable than attendance C. Young people enjoy exactly half the event D. Preparation provides a major part of enjoyment

Câu 38 Where could this sentence best fit in paragraph six? “This example shows that both preparation and later discussion can be enjoyable.”

A. Position [A] B. Position [B] C. Position [C] D. Position [D]

Câu 39 Which phrase best describes the writer’s overall tone?

A. Reflective and mildly skeptical B. Scientific and completely neutral C. Angry and strongly dismissive D. Cheerful and openly celebratory

Câu 40 What is the main idea of the whole passage?

A. Money creates security but never brings happiness B. Pleasure often lies in anticipation and later memories

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