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Câu 1: Read the following passage and choose the best answer to the question.
Choosing a university degree is a significant decision. Factors to consider include your interests, career goals, the job market, and the reputation of the university and specific programme. Some students prioritize passion, others practicality. Researching course content, teaching methods, and potential career paths is crucial. Visiting campuses and talking to current students or alumni can also provide valuable insights. Ultimately, the "best" degree is one that aligns with your personal aspirations and opens doors to future opportunities.
What is the main purpose of this passage?
- A. To compare different university degrees.
- B. To persuade students to choose a specific university.
- C. To describe the challenges of university life.
- D. To provide guidance on how to choose a university degree.
Câu 2: Based on the passage in Question 1, which of the following factors is NOT explicitly mentioned as something to consider when choosing a degree?
- A. Your interests and career goals.
- B. The job market for the chosen field.
- C. The cost of tuition and living expenses.
- D. The reputation of the university and programme.
Câu 3: Read the following scenario and choose the most suitable educational path.
Mai is a high school student who enjoys working with her hands and is interested in fixing cars. She prefers practical learning over theoretical study and wants to enter the workforce relatively quickly after finishing high school. She is not keen on spending four years in a traditional university setting.
Which educational path would likely be the most suitable for Mai?
- A. A four-year university degree in Mechanical Engineering.
- B. A vocational training course in automotive technology.
- C. A liberal arts degree at a college.
- D. A postgraduate degree in Business Administration.
Câu 4: Read the following sentence from a text about online learning:
- A. They need to be good at organizing their study schedule.
- B. They prefer studying alone rather than in groups.
- C. They find online courses easier than traditional ones.
- D. They do not need guidance from instructors.
Câu 5: Read the following description:
This type of education is undertaken after completing secondary school, typically leading to a university degree or equivalent qualification. It is distinct from vocational training or adult education aimed at basic skills or professional development after entering the workforce.
Which term best describes this type of education?
- A. Further Education
- B. Vocational Training
- C. Higher Education
- D. Continuing Education
Câu 6: Read the following paragraph:
Many universities now offer interdisciplinary programmes that combine subjects from different fields. For example, a student might study a degree that merges computer science with biology (bioinformatics) or literature with history. These programmes aim to provide students with a broader perspective and a diverse skill set, preparing them for complex challenges in the modern world.
What is the main benefit of interdisciplinary programmes according to the text?
- A. They are easier than traditional single-subject degrees.
- B. They are only suitable for highly intelligent students.
- C. They guarantee a high-paying job after graduation.
- D. They offer a wider viewpoint and varied skills for future challenges.
Câu 7: In the paragraph from Question 6, what does the word
- A. combines
- B. separates
- C. replaces
- D. simplifies
Câu 8: Read the following excerpt:
Some students opt for a "gap year" between high school and university. This year might be spent travelling, working, volunteering, or studying abroad. Proponents argue that a gap year allows students to gain life experience, mature, and clarify their goals before committing to higher education. Critics worry that students might lose academic momentum or face difficulties re-adjusting to structured study.
Which of the following is presented as a potential disadvantage of taking a gap year?
- A. Gaining life experience.
- B. Losing academic momentum.
- C. Clarifying their goals.
- D. Studying abroad.
Câu 9: Based on the excerpt in Question 8, what is one potential benefit of taking a gap year?
- A. It guarantees admission to a top university.
- B. It is always a cheaper option than going straight to university.
- C. It can help students become more mature.
- D. It replaces the need for university education.
Câu 10: Read the following sentence:
- A. Graduation
- B. Completion
- C. Teaching
- D. Registration/Admission
Câu 11: Read the following short text:
Community colleges often serve local populations, offering two-year associate degrees, certificates, and transfer programs to four-year universities. They are typically more affordable and have less stringent admission requirements than universities, making higher education more accessible to a wider range of students.
According to the text, what is a key characteristic of community colleges?
- A. They are generally more affordable and accessible.
- B. They only offer vocational training.
- C. They primarily focus on postgraduate studies.
- D. They have very strict admission standards.
Câu 12: Based on the text in Question 11, what is one potential pathway for students who attend a community college?
- A. They must immediately enter the workforce after two years.
- B. They can only get certificates, not degrees.
- C. They can transfer to a four-year university.
- D. They are not allowed to pursue further education.
Câu 13: Read the following paragraph:
Lifelong learning is the ongoing, voluntary pursuit of knowledge for personal or professional reasons. It is no longer sufficient to stop learning after formal education. The rapidly changing world requires individuals to constantly update their skills and knowledge to remain relevant and adaptable in their careers and personal lives.
What is the main reason given for the importance of lifelong learning?
- A. It is a requirement for all jobs.
- B. The world is changing quickly, requiring updated skills.
- C. Formal education is becoming obsolete.
- D. It is mandatory for personal development.
Câu 14: In the paragraph from Question 13, what does the word
- A. They can adjust to new conditions and demands.
- B. They prefer staying in one job their whole life.
- C. They are resistant to change.
- D. They only learn skills that are currently popular.
Câu 15: Read the following short text:
Choosing a major should ideally be a balance between what you are good at, what you enjoy, and what has potential career opportunities. While passion is important, ignoring the job market entirely might lead to difficulties after graduation. Similarly, choosing a major solely based on potential income without considering your interests can lead to dissatisfaction.
According to the text, what is the ideal approach to choosing a major?
- A. Choose whatever has the highest potential income.
- B. Choose based purely on your passion, regardless of job prospects.
- C. Choose whatever you are best at, even if you don"t enjoy it.
- D. Find a balance between your abilities, interests, and job market potential.
Câu 16: What does the phrase
- A. Researching potential careers.
- B. Not considering future employment opportunities.
- C. Focusing only on high-paying jobs.
- D. Getting advice from career counselors.
Câu 17: Read the following scenario:
Nam is considering his options after high school. He is good at Maths and Physics and enjoys solving technical problems. He is interested in designing buildings and infrastructure. He wants a career that is challenging and contributes to public safety and development.
Based on his interests and skills, which university major would be most suitable for Nam?
- A. Medicine
- B. Literature
- C. Civil Engineering
- D. Business Management
Câu 18: Read the following sentence:
- A. Scholarships are only for academic merit, while loans are for need.
- B. Grants are only for postgraduate students.
- C. Student loans are easier to obtain than scholarships.
- D. Scholarships and grants do not require repayment, but loans do.
Câu 19: Read the following passage about university rankings:
University rankings are often used by prospective students to evaluate institutions. However, it"s important to understand what these rankings measure. They typically consider factors like research output, student-faculty ratio, peer reputation, and resources. While useful, rankings don"t always reflect the quality of teaching in a specific department or the overall student experience. Students should look beyond rankings and consider factors like campus culture, location, and specific program strengths.
According to the passage, why should students be cautious about relying solely on university rankings?
- A. Rankings are always inaccurate.
- B. Rankings may not fully capture teaching quality or student experience.
- C. Only the top-ranked universities are worth considering.
- D. Rankings are too difficult to understand.
Câu 20: What does the phrase
- A. How other academics or institutions view the university.
- B. The reputation among current students.
- C. How popular the university is on social media.
- D. The university"s standing among high school students.
Câu 21: Read the following description of a study method:
This method involves reviewing material at increasing intervals after initial learning. For example, you review it after one day, then three days, then a week, and so on. The idea is to strengthen memory recall over time, making the information easier to remember in the long term.
Which study method is being described?
- A. Cramming
- B. Highlighting
- C. Spaced Repetition
- D. Mind Mapping
Câu 22: Read the following sentence:
- A. To test the applicant"s knowledge of the subject.
- B. To provide a list of the applicant"s grades.
- C. To get a brief summary of their resume.
- D. To allow applicants to express their personal qualities and reasons for applying.
Câu 23: Read the following short paragraph:
Studying abroad can be a transformative experience. It exposes students to new cultures, improves language skills, and helps them become more independent and adaptable. While it can be challenging to adjust to a new environment, the benefits in terms of personal growth and global perspective are often significant.
According to the text, how can studying abroad affect a student"s language skills?
- A. It can improve them.
- B. It has no effect on them.
- C. It can make them worse.
- D. It only helps with learning new languages, not improving existing ones.
Câu 24: Based on the text in Question 23, what is one potential challenge of studying abroad?
- A. Becoming more independent.
- B. Gaining a global perspective.
- C. Adjusting to a new environment.
- D. Improving language skills.
Câu 25: Read the following dialogue snippet:
Student A:
- A. Find a new university.
- B. Change their major immediately.
- C. Just try harder on their own.
- D. Seek help from university resources.
Câu 26: Read the following description of a type of educational institution:
These institutions focus on practical training for specific jobs or trades, such as plumbing, electrical work, culinary arts, or healthcare support. Programs often lead to certificates or diplomas rather than traditional degrees, and graduates are typically prepared to enter the workforce directly upon completion.
What type of institution is being described?
- A. Research University
- B. Vocational School
- C. Liberal Arts College
- D. Community College (focused only on transfer)
Câu 27: Read the following sentence:
- A. To keep skills and knowledge up-to-date for the job market.
- B. To earn more money automatically.
- C. It is only required for entry-level jobs.
- D. It replaces the need for initial formal education.
Câu 28: Read the following statement about student life:
- A. University life is usually easy and stress-free.
- B. Students should only focus on academics.
- C. Most students do not have social lives or jobs.
- D. Students often have multiple demands on their time.
Câu 29: Read the following paragraph:
University admission criteria vary widely between institutions and programs. They can include academic transcripts (grades), standardized test scores (like SAT or ACT in the US, or entrance exams elsewhere), letters of recommendation, personal essays, and interviews. Some specialized programs may also require portfolios or auditions.
According to the text, which of the following is NOT listed as a potential university admission criterion?
- A. Academic transcripts
- B. Previous work experience unrelated to the field of study
- C. Standardized test scores
- D. Letters of recommendation
Câu 30: Based on the text in Question 29, what is the purpose of requiring a portfolio or audition for some specialized programs?
- A. To evaluate the applicant"s specific skills or talent in that area.
- B. To make the application process more difficult.
- C. To replace the need for academic transcripts.
- D. To assess the applicant"s physical fitness.
