Trắc Nghiệm Tiếng Anh lớp 10 Unit 1: People - Reading - Explore New Worlds - Đề 05
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Câu 1: Read the passage and choose the best answer. "Many historical figures have profoundly impacted the world. Take, for instance, Marie Curie, a physicist and chemist who conducted pioneering research on radioactivity. She was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize, the first person and only woman to win the Nobel Prize twice, and the only person to win the Nobel Prize in two different scientific fields." Based on this excerpt, what does the word "pioneering" most likely mean?
- A. Ordinary or common
- B. Done previously by many others
- C. Involving new methods or approaches
- D. Requiring minimal effort
Câu 2: Read the passage. "Amelia Earhart was a celebrated American aviation pioneer. In 1932, she became the first female aviator to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean. Her attempt to make a circumnavigational flight of the globe in 1937 ended in her disappearance over the central Pacific Ocean, adding to her mystique." What can be inferred about Amelia Earhart"s impact based on the phrase "adding to her mystique"?
- A. Her disappearance made her less famous.
- B. Her unsolved disappearance increased her legendary status.
- C. Her flights were forgotten after 1937.
- D. She was only famous for her first flight.
Câu 3: Read the passage. "Exploration has always been a driving force in human history. From ancient mariners navigating by the stars to modern astronauts venturing into space, the desire to discover new lands, cultures, and scientific knowledge pushes boundaries. These explorers often face immense challenges, including harsh environments, lack of resources, and the unknown dangers of unexplored territories." Which of the following is presented as a motivation for exploration in the text?
- A. Avoiding harsh environments
- B. Finding familiar places
- C. Escaping danger
- D. Discovering new knowledge
Câu 4: Read the passage. "Neil Armstrong, the first person to walk on the Moon, famously described his step as "one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind." This single act symbolized humanity"s potential for achievement and pushed the boundaries of what was thought possible. His journey began with years of rigorous training and dedication." The phrase "pushed the boundaries of what was thought possible" suggests that Armstrong"s achievement:
- A. Expanded the limits of human capability.
- B. Confirmed existing scientific theories.
- C. Was easily predicted by scientists.
- D. Had little impact on future space travel.
Câu 5: Read the passage. "Diverse cultures around the world offer unique perspectives on life, art, and social structure. Understanding these differences is crucial for global harmony and cooperation. However, cultural exchange can sometimes lead to misunderstandings if people are not open-minded and willing to learn about different customs and values." What is highlighted as a potential challenge in cultural exchange?
- A. Discovering new art forms
- B. Achieving global harmony
- C. Misunderstandings due to lack of openness
- D. Learning new languages
Câu 6: Read the passage. "Many individuals have overcome significant obstacles to achieve greatness. Helen Keller, despite being deaf and blind, became a celebrated author and activist. Her story is a testament to the power of perseverance and the importance of dedicated mentors, like Anne Sullivan, who helped her connect with the world." Helen Keller"s life story is used in this context to illustrate:
- A. The limitations of education.
- B. Overcoming adversity through determination.
- C. The challenges of writing books.
- D. The history of disability activism.
Câu 7: Read the passage. "The age of discovery, roughly from the 15th to 17th centuries, saw European explorers venture across the oceans. While these voyages led to increased global trade and the exchange of goods, technologies, and ideas, they also had devastating consequences for indigenous populations, including disease and displacement." The passage presents the age of discovery as having:
- A. Only positive outcomes.
- B. Only negative outcomes.
- C. No significant long-term effects.
- D. Both positive and negative consequences.
Câu 8: Read the passage. "Jane Goodall"s groundbreaking research on chimpanzees in Tanzania revolutionized primatology. By observing them in their natural habitat, she discovered that they use tools, a trait previously thought to be exclusively human. Her work emphasized the importance of long-term observation and challenged existing scientific beliefs." What specific finding of Jane Goodall"s is highlighted as revolutionary?
- A. Chimpanzees use tools.
- B. Chimpanzees live in Tanzania.
- C. Chimpanzees have a natural habitat.
- D. Chimpanzees are similar to humans.
Câu 9: Read the passage. "Migration has shaped human civilization for millennia. People move for various reasons: seeking better economic opportunities, escaping conflict or persecution, or environmental changes. These movements lead to the spread of languages, technologies, and cultural practices, enriching the diversity of destination regions, but also creating integration challenges." Based on the text, which factor is NOT mentioned as a reason for migration?
- A. Economic opportunities
- B. Escaping conflict
- C. Desire for isolation
- D. Environmental changes
Câu 10: Read the passage. "Many influential figures are known for their resilience in the face of failure. Thomas Edison, the inventor, famously said he didn"t fail, he just found 10,000 ways that won"t work before inventing the lightbulb. This attitude highlights the importance of persistence and learning from mistakes on the path to innovation and success." The anecdote about Thomas Edison is used to demonstrate the value of:
- A. Avoiding mistakes at all costs.
- B. Persistence despite setbacks.
- C. Achieving success quickly.
- D. Working alone on inventions.
Câu 11: Read the passage. "The concept of "global citizenship" encourages individuals to be aware of and understand global issues, and to see themselves as members of a wider world community. It involves respecting diverse cultures, advocating for human rights, and contributing to sustainable development. Embracing this concept requires empathy and a willingness to look beyond national borders." What is a key component of global citizenship as described?
- A. Respecting diverse cultures
- B. Prioritizing national interests
- C. Ignoring global issues
- D. Limiting interaction with other countries
Câu 12: Read the passage. "Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay were the first climbers confirmed to have reached the summit of Mount Everest in 1953. Their achievement was a triumph of human endurance and teamwork, overcoming extreme altitude, treacherous terrain, and unpredictable weather. Their success inspired generations of adventurers." What were factors they had to overcome to reach the summit?
- A. Easy terrain and calm weather
- B. Low altitude and abundant resources
- C. Lack of teamwork
- D. High altitude and difficult environment
Câu 13: Read the passage. "Cultural preservation is the effort to maintain aspects of a culture, including traditions, languages, and artifacts. This is important because it helps communities maintain their identity and provides valuable historical and anthropological insights. However, in a rapidly globalizing world, maintaining cultural heritage can be challenging due to external influences and changing lifestyles." What is presented as a reason for the importance of cultural preservation?
- A. Promoting globalization
- B. Helping communities maintain identity
- C. Encouraging rapid lifestyle changes
- D. Ignoring historical insights
Câu 14: Read the passage. "The invention of the printing press by Johannes Gutenberg in the 15th century was a pivotal moment in human history. It drastically reduced the cost and time required to produce books, leading to a much wider dissemination of knowledge and ideas. This invention played a key role in the Renaissance and the Scientific Revolution." What was a direct consequence of the printing press invention mentioned in the text?
- A. Increased book production cost
- B. Reduced spread of ideas
- C. Wider spread of knowledge
- D. Decline of the Renaissance
Câu 15: Read the passage. "Many people dedicate their lives to humanitarian causes, working to alleviate suffering and improve living conditions for others. Figures like Mother Teresa, known for her work with the poor in India, exemplify this dedication. Their efforts often involve significant personal sacrifice but have a profound impact on the lives of vulnerable populations." The passage emphasizes the impact of humanitarian work on:
- A. Vulnerable populations
- B. Personal wealth
- C. Political systems
- D. Scientific research
Câu 16: Read the passage. "Space exploration presents numerous technological challenges, requiring innovations in materials science, propulsion, and life support systems. However, the investment yields significant benefits, including the development of new technologies that improve life on Earth and a deeper understanding of the universe. It"s a field driven by curiosity and the pursuit of knowledge." What is presented as a benefit of space exploration?
- A. Creating more challenges
- B. Limiting technological development
- C. Reducing understanding of the universe
- D. Developing new technologies for Earth
Câu 17: Read the passage. "Adapting to a new culture involves navigating differences in language, social norms, and values. This process can be challenging, leading to culture shock, but it also offers opportunities for personal growth and a broader perspective on the world. Successful adaptation often requires patience, flexibility, and a willingness to learn." What is a positive outcome of adapting to a new culture, according to the text?
- A. Experiencing culture shock
- B. Becoming rigid in your beliefs
- C. Gaining a broader perspective
- D. Avoiding all challenges
Câu 18: Read the passage. "The life of Anne Frank, documented in her diary, offers a poignant glimpse into the realities faced by Jewish people hiding during the Holocaust. Her story, though tragic, has become a powerful symbol of the impact of prejudice and the enduring human spirit, educating millions about the importance of tolerance and understanding." Anne Frank"s diary is presented as a tool for:
- A. Ignoring history
- B. Educating about tolerance
- C. Promoting prejudice
- D. Forgetting past events
Câu 19: Read the passage. "Many explorers were driven by a combination of factors, including economic gain (finding new trade routes or resources), political ambition (claiming land for their country), and scientific curiosity (mapping the world and studying new species). Christopher Columbus"s voyages, for example, were motivated by the desire to find a westward sea route to Asia for trade." Which explorer"s motivation is specifically mentioned as economic?
- A. Christopher Columbus
- B. Marie Curie
- C. Neil Armstrong
- D. Jane Goodall
Câu 20: Read the passage. "The development of the internet has drastically changed how people connect and access information globally. It facilitates cultural exchange and collaboration across borders, enabling individuals to learn about different ways of life instantly. However, it also raises concerns about privacy, misinformation, and digital divides." According to the text, how has the internet facilitated cultural exchange?
- A. By creating digital divides
- B. By increasing misinformation
- C. By enabling instant learning about different lives
- D. By raising privacy concerns
Câu 21: Read the passage. "Sustainable tourism aims to minimize the negative environmental and cultural impacts of travel while supporting local economies. It encourages travelers to be mindful of their footprint, respect local customs, and contribute directly to the communities they visit. Choosing eco-friendly accommodations and supporting local businesses are examples of sustainable practices." Based on the text, which action aligns with the principles of sustainable tourism?
- A. Ignoring local customs
- B. Supporting local businesses
- C. Increasing your environmental footprint
- D. Staying in large, international hotel chains exclusively
Câu 22: Read the passage. "Ferdinand Magellan is credited with leading the first expedition to circumnavigate the Earth, although he died en route. His voyage, completed by Juan Sebastián Elcano and his crew, proved that the Earth was round and much larger than previously estimated. This journey expanded European knowledge of the globe significantly." What was a major outcome of Magellan"s expedition (completed by Elcano)?
- A. Proving the Earth was flat
- B. Finding a short route to Asia
- C. Decreasing knowledge of the globe
- D. Expanding European knowledge of the world
Câu 23: Read the passage. "Biographies of inspiring individuals often highlight key character traits that contributed to their success. Common traits include determination, creativity, resilience, and a strong work ethic. Examining these qualities can provide valuable lessons for those seeking to achieve their own goals." What is the main purpose of examining the character traits of inspiring individuals, according to the text?
- A. To provide lessons for personal goals
- B. To criticize famous people
- C. To memorize lists of traits
- D. To prove that success is impossible
Câu 24: Read the passage. "Anthropologists study human societies and cultures and their development. They often live among the people they study, participating in their daily lives to gain a deep understanding of their customs, beliefs, and social structures. This immersive approach, known as fieldwork, is essential for gathering authentic data." What is the primary method anthropologists use to gain deep understanding, according to the text?
- A. Reading books in a library
- B. Living among the people they study
- C. Analyzing data from a distance
- D. Conducting laboratory experiments
Câu 25: Read the passage. "The concept of "cultural relativism" suggests that a person"s beliefs, values, and practices should be understood based on that person"s own culture, rather than being judged against the criteria of another. While promoting tolerance and understanding, critics argue that it can sometimes make it difficult to critique harmful practices." What is presented as a potential difficulty with cultural relativism?
- A. Promoting tolerance
- B. Understanding different values
- C. Judging practices based on one"s own culture
- D. Difficulty critiquing harmful practices
Câu 26: Read the passage. "Many scientific breakthroughs have occurred because individuals dared to question established norms. Galileo Galilei, for example, faced opposition from the Church for supporting the heliocentric model of the solar system, which contradicted the geocentric view. His willingness to challenge convention eventually paved the way for modern astronomy." Galileo"s story illustrates the importance of:
- A. Challenging established ideas
- B. Always agreeing with the majority
- C. Avoiding controversy
- D. Ignoring scientific evidence
Câu 27: Read the passage. "Immigration policies vary greatly between countries, reflecting different economic needs, social priorities, and historical contexts. Some countries have open policies to attract skilled labor, while others have stricter controls. These policies significantly impact the lives of individuals seeking to move and the demographic makeup of host countries." The passage suggests that immigration policies are influenced by:
- A. Only the needs of immigrants
- B. Only global agreements
- C. Economic, social, and historical factors
- D. Only the desire for stricter controls
Câu 28: Read the passage. "The Silk Road was an ancient network of trade routes connecting the East and West. More than just facilitating the exchange of silk and other goods, it was a conduit for the flow of ideas, religions, technologies, and diseases. The interaction between different cultures along the Silk Road had a profound and lasting impact on human history." The Silk Road is described as important not only for trade but also for:
- A. Limiting cultural interaction
- B. Preventing the spread of ideas
- C. Encouraging isolation
- D. Facilitating the flow of ideas and culture
Câu 29: Read the passage. "Many individuals choose careers in fields like conservation or social work because they are passionate about making a positive difference in the world. While these roles may not always offer high financial rewards, the personal satisfaction derived from helping others or protecting the environment is a significant motivator. Their work often involves collaboration with communities and organizations." What is highlighted as a primary motivation for choosing careers in conservation or social work?
- A. Passion for making a positive difference
- B. High financial rewards
- C. Working alone
- D. Avoiding challenges
Câu 30: Read the passage. "Understanding different perspectives is a crucial skill in a diverse world. It involves actively listening to others, trying to see situations from their point of view, and recognizing that multiple valid viewpoints can exist on the same issue. This skill is essential for effective communication, conflict resolution, and building strong relationships across cultural divides." What is presented as a benefit of understanding different perspectives?
- A. Creating conflict
- B. Building strong relationships
- C. Ignoring other viewpoints
- D. Limiting communication