Đề tuyển sinh vào lớp 10 Tiếng Anh Đồng Nai năm 2025

______ was your trip like? – Nick: It was awful. The train didn’t arrive until 3 a.m.

In modern classrooms, students often use various electronic ______ such as tablets and laptops to help with their learning.

We used ______ martial arts, but now we don’t have time.

The new department store is ______ than the old one.

Sorry, I have a terrible ______ for names. I’ve forgotten what your daughter is called.

I wish I ______ enough money to visit all the natural wonders of the world.

Choose the letter (A, B, C or D) to indicate the word that differs from the other three in the position of primary stress in the following question.

The doctor suggested that he takes the medicine every day to get over his illness more quickly.

She rang James, which was a really good friend as well as the family doctor.

a. Alex: Excuse me, how can I get to the train station? b. Alex: Thank you so much for your help! c. Stranger: Sure, just go straight ahead and take the second left.

Hi Nadine, Thank you for your birthday present. a. Send your parents my best wishes. b. Are you having a party for you, too? I hope you have fun. c. I got lots of great ones, but yours was the best! I had a lovely birthday. d. I’m sorry you couldn’t come! I know your birthday is next week. e. All my friends came to the party and we really enjoyed it. See you soon. Love, Grace

Craig Giles, the cookie boy When Craig Giles was six, he told his mother he didn’t like taking the bus to school. All his teachers had cars, and he wanted to get her a car to drive him there too. He had the idea of selling snacks to pay for one. With his mother’s help, he started Mr. Craig’s Cookies business. Craig and his mother spent a long time learning to bake. When Craig was ready to start selling his cookies, he wasn’t sure if any customers would want to buy them, but everyone immediately loved them! Then Craig’s mum had an idea – she wanted Craig to save the money he made, so he could go to college one day. Making cookies wasn’t easy. “They were either too hard or too soft,” explains Craig’s mum. They didn’t want to buy a costly new cooker. But then one day last month, they baked some more cookies and tried them. It was an amazing moment – they both immediately knew that the cookies tasted just right! The cookies are made from the best ingredients – including sugar. Craig understands that many of his customers want to eat things that are good for them. And that’s why he now makes low-sugar cookies as well. Craig’s mother has been an important part of her son’s success. She explains, “Cookies taught me about business. Because of cookies, my son and I have met some amazing people. Cookies have really improved my son’s life, and mine.”

Craig Giles, the cookie boy When Craig Giles was six, he told his mother he didn’t like taking the bus to school. All his teachers had cars, and he wanted to get her a car to drive him there too. He had the idea of selling snacks to pay for one. With his mother’s help, he started Mr. Craig’s Cookies business. Craig and his mother spent a long time learning to bake. When Craig was ready to start selling his cookies, he wasn’t sure if any customers would want to buy them, but everyone immediately loved them! Then Craig’s mum had an idea – she wanted Craig to save the money he made, so he could go to college one day. Making cookies wasn’t easy. “They were either too hard or too soft,” explains Craig’s mum. They didn’t want to buy a costly new cooker. But then one day last month, they baked some more cookies and tried them. It was an amazing moment – they both immediately knew that the cookies tasted just right! The cookies are made from the best ingredients – including sugar. Craig understands that many of his customers want to eat things that are good for them. And that’s why he now makes low-sugar cookies as well. Craig’s mother has been an important part of her son’s success. She explains, “Cookies taught me about business. Because of cookies, my son and I have met some amazing people. Cookies have really improved my son’s life, and mine.”

Craig Giles, the cookie boy When Craig Giles was six, he told his mother he didn’t like taking the bus to school. All his teachers had cars, and he wanted to get her a car to drive him there too. He had the idea of selling snacks to pay for one. With his mother’s help, he started Mr. Craig’s Cookies business. Craig and his mother spent a long time learning to bake. When Craig was ready to start selling his cookies, he wasn’t sure if any customers would want to buy them, but everyone immediately loved them! Then Craig’s mum had an idea – she wanted Craig to save the money he made, so he could go to college one day. Making cookies wasn’t easy. “They were either too hard or too soft,” explains Craig’s mum. They didn’t want to buy a costly new cooker. But then one day last month, they baked some more cookies and tried them. It was an amazing moment – they both immediately knew that the cookies tasted just right! The cookies are made from the best ingredients – including sugar. Craig understands that many of his customers want to eat things that are good for them. And that’s why he now makes low-sugar cookies as well. Craig’s mother has been an important part of her son’s success. She explains, “Cookies taught me about business. Because of cookies, my son and I have met some amazing people. Cookies have really improved my son’s life, and mine.”

Craig Giles, the cookie boy When Craig Giles was six, he told his mother he didn’t like taking the bus to school. All his teachers had cars, and he wanted to get her a car to drive him there too. He had the idea of selling snacks to pay for one. With his mother’s help, he started Mr. Craig’s Cookies business. Craig and his mother spent a long time learning to bake. When Craig was ready to start selling his cookies, he wasn’t sure if any customers would want to buy them, but everyone immediately loved them! Then Craig’s mum had an idea – she wanted Craig to save the money he made, so he could go to college one day. Making cookies wasn’t easy. “They were either too hard or too soft,” explains Craig’s mum. They didn’t want to buy a costly new cooker. But then one day last month, they baked some more cookies and tried them. It was an amazing moment – they both immediately knew that the cookies tasted just right! The cookies are made from the best ingredients – including sugar. Craig understands that many of his customers want to eat things that are good for them. And that’s why he now makes low-sugar cookies as well. Craig’s mother has been an important part of her son’s success. She explains, “Cookies taught me about business. Because of cookies, my son and I have met some amazing people. Cookies have really improved my son’s life, and mine.”

Craig Giles, the cookie boy When Craig Giles was six, he told his mother he didn’t like taking the bus to school. All his teachers had cars, and he wanted to get her a car to drive him there too. He had the idea of selling snacks to pay for one. With his mother’s help, he started Mr. Craig’s Cookies business. Craig and his mother spent a long time learning to bake. When Craig was ready to start selling his cookies, he wasn’t sure if any customers would want to buy them, but everyone immediately loved them! Then Craig’s mum had an idea – she wanted Craig to save the money he made, so he could go to college one day. Making cookies wasn’t easy. “They were either too hard or too soft,” explains Craig’s mum. They didn’t want to buy a costly new cooker. But then one day last month, they baked some more cookies and tried them. It was an amazing moment – they both immediately knew that the cookies tasted just right! The cookies are made from the best ingredients – including sugar. Craig understands that many of his customers want to eat things that are good for them. And that’s why he now makes low-sugar cookies as well. Craig’s mother has been an important part of her son’s success. She explains, “Cookies taught me about business. Because of cookies, my son and I have met some amazing people. Cookies have really improved my son’s life, and mine.”