Trắc Nghiệm Tiếng Anh lớp 10 Unit 3: Going places - Reading - Explore New Worlds - Đề 09
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Câu 1: Read the following passage and choose the best answer.
Marco Polo was one of the most famous explorers in history. Born in Venice in 1254, he embarked on a legendary journey to Asia with his father and uncle in 1271. Their travels took them through Persia, along the Silk Road, and eventually to the court of Kublai Khan in China. Marco Polo spent 17 years in China, serving the Khan in various capacities and traveling extensively throughout the vast empire. His observations were later compiled into a book titled "The Travels of Marco Polo". Although initially met with skepticism in Europe, his accounts provided Europeans with detailed insights into the geography, cultures, and wealth of the East, greatly stimulating trade and further exploration.
What is the primary purpose of this passage?
- A. To compare different historical explorers.
- B. To describe the Silk Road in the 13th century.
- C. To analyze the political structure of Kublai Khan"s court.
- D. To provide a brief overview of Marco Polo"s life and journey.
Câu 2: Based on the passage about Marco Polo, which of the following can be inferred about the impact of his book in Europe?
- A. It increased European interest in the East.
- B. It was immediately accepted as completely accurate.
- C. It led to the decline of the Silk Road.
- D. It discouraged future European exploration.
Câu 3: In the passage about Marco Polo, the word "skepticism" most closely means:
- A. excitement and wonder.
- B. admiration and praise.
- C. doubt and disbelief.
- D. understanding and acceptance.
Câu 4: According to the passage about Marco Polo, where did Marco Polo spend the longest period of his journey?
- A. Persia
- B. China
- C. Venice
- D. Along the Silk Road
Câu 5: Read the following passage and choose the best answer.
Eco-tourism is a form of tourism involving visiting fragile, pristine, and relatively undisturbed natural areas, intended as a low-impact and often small-scale alternative to standard commercial mass tourism. Its purpose is to educate the traveler, to provide funds for ecological conservation, to directly benefit the economic development and political empowerment of local communities, and to foster respect for different cultures and for human rights. Eco-tourism focuses on responsible travel to natural areas that conserves the environment and improves the well-being of local people.
Based on the passage, which principle is central to eco-tourism?
- A. Maximizing the number of tourists in a location.
- B. Providing luxurious accommodations in natural areas.
- C. Focusing solely on adventurous activities.
- D. Conserving the environment and benefiting local communities.
Câu 6: Which of the following situations best exemplifies the concept of eco-tourism as described in the passage?
- A. Staying in a small, locally-owned guesthouse and participating in a guided nature walk to support conservation efforts.
- B. Visiting a crowded, popular beach resort with large hotels and many souvenir shops.
- C. Taking a large cruise ship to several different countries in a short period.
- D. Going on a shopping trip to a major international city.
Câu 7: The passage states that eco-tourism is an alternative to standard commercial mass tourism. What does this suggest about mass tourism?
- A. It always benefits local communities more than eco-tourism.
- B. It is typically low-impact and small-scale.
- C. It may have a higher negative impact on natural areas.
- D. It does not involve visiting natural areas.
Câu 8: In the context of the eco-tourism passage, what does the word "pristine" most likely describe?
- A. Natural areas that are unspoiled and clean.
- B. Tourist destinations that are very popular.
- C. Areas that are easily accessible by large groups.
- D. Places that have been heavily developed for tourism.
Câu 9: Read the following scenario and choose the best option.
Sarah is planning her summer holiday. She wants to go somewhere relaxing, with beautiful scenery, and an opportunity to learn about a different culture. She dislikes crowded places and prefers activities that involve nature and local interaction rather than just visiting major landmarks.
Which type of destination would be MOST suitable for Sarah, based on her preferences?
- A. A major capital city with famous museums and shopping streets.
- B. A popular theme park with many rides and attractions.
- C. A crowded coastal resort known for its nightlife.
- D. A rural village near a national park, offering homestays and hiking.
Câu 10: Complete the sentence with the most appropriate word:
They decided to __________ on a long journey across the continent.
- A. arrive
- B. embark
- C. land
- D. return
Câu 11: Choose the sentence that uses the correct preposition.
The train is scheduled to arrive __________ Platform 5 __________ 3:00 PM.
- A. on / in
- B. at / on
- C. at / at
- D. in / at
Câu 12: Read the following paragraph and choose the best summary sentence.
Visiting new places offers a unique opportunity to step outside our comfort zones. We encounter different languages, customs, and ways of life. This exposure challenges our perspectives, broadens our understanding of the world, and can lead to significant personal growth. Trying new foods, navigating unfamiliar cities, and interacting with people from diverse backgrounds all contribute to a richer, more adaptable mindset.
Which sentence best summarizes the main idea?
- A. Learning new languages is the most important part of travel.
- B. Traveling to new places promotes personal growth and broadens perspectives.
- C. Eating new food is the only challenge when traveling.
- D. Comfort zones are difficult to leave when traveling.
Câu 13: What does the idiom "get off the beaten track" mean in the context of travel?
- A. To visit unusual places not often visited by tourists.
- B. To follow the most popular tourist routes.
- C. To travel by train instead of car.
- D. To get lost while hiking.
Câu 14: Choose the correct form of the verb to complete the sentence.
Before they __________ for their trip, they __________ all the necessary documents.
- A. left / were checking
- B. leave / checked
- C. are leaving / check
- D. left / had checked
Câu 15: Read the following description of a place.
This ancient city is famous for its well-preserved ruins, including temples, pyramids, and plazas. It was a major center of a powerful civilization that flourished centuries ago. Visitors can explore the impressive architecture and imagine life as it was in the past. It is often surrounded by lush jungle vegetation.
Which type of place is being described?
- A. A modern metropolis
- B. A coastal fishing village
- C. An archaeological site
- D. A ski resort
Câu 16: What skill is most important when you need to understand the meaning of a new word in a reading passage without using a dictionary?
- A. Using context clues from surrounding words and sentences.
- B. Guessing randomly based on the first letter.
- C. Translating the entire sentence word by word.
- D. Ignoring the word and hoping it"s not important.
Câu 17: Choose the sentence that correctly uses a relative clause to add information about a place.
Paris, __________ is the capital of France, is a popular tourist destination.
- A. who
- B. which
- C. where
- D. that
Câu 18: Imagine you are reading a travel guide about different countries. If the guide describes a country as having "diverse landscapes ranging from snow-capped mountains to tropical beaches", what kind of geography does it suggest the country has?
- A. Mostly flat plains.
- B. Only deserts.
- C. Primarily forests.
- D. A wide variety of natural environments.
Câu 19: Complete the sentence with the most suitable word related to exploration.
Early __________ faced many dangers, including harsh weather and unknown territories.
- A. tourists
- B. commuters
- C. explorers
- D. settlers
Câu 20: Read the short text.
The Amazon rainforest is the largest tropical rainforest in the world, covering much of northwestern Brazil and extending into Colombia, Peru, and other South American countries. It"s renowned for its incredible biodiversity, with millions of species of plants, insects, birds, and animals. Traveling here often involves boat trips along the river and guided walks to observe wildlife, requiring careful planning and respect for the environment.
What is a key characteristic of the Amazon rainforest mentioned in the text?
- A. Its vast size and rich biodiversity.
- B. It is primarily a desert environment.
- C. It is easily accessible by road.
- D. It has very few species of animals.
Câu 21: Based on the Amazon rainforest text, what is a common way to explore this region?
- A. Taking high-speed trains.
- B. Driving cars on highways.
- C. Visiting only large cities.
- D. Using boats and guided walks.
Câu 22: When reading a travel itinerary, what information would you LEAST expect to find?
- A. Daily schedule of activities.
- B. Accommodation details.
- C. A detailed history of the local government.
- D. Transportation arrangements.
Câu 23: Which of the following words is typically used to describe a long and difficult journey, especially by sea or to a distant place?
- A. voyage
- B. commute
- C. stroll
- D. drive
Câu 24: Read the description of a travel experience.
We arrived at the ancient temple just as the sun was rising. The stone carvings were illuminated by the soft light, creating a magical atmosphere. There were very few other tourists around, allowing us to truly appreciate the tranquility and history of the place. It was a moment I will never forget.
What feeling is the author primarily trying to convey about this experience?
- A. Boredom and disappointment.
- B. Awe and peacefulness.
- C. Fear and anxiety.
- D. Frustration and anger.
Câu 25: Which sentence structure is best suited for describing a place you visited in the past?
- A. I will visit Paris next year.
- B. I am visiting Paris now.
- C. I visited Paris last summer.
- D. I have been visiting Paris every year.
Câu 26: Read the following short text.
Space exploration represents a modern form of "going places", pushing the boundaries of human knowledge and capability. It involves venturing into the cosmos, visiting other planets or celestial bodies, and studying the universe. While incredibly expensive and risky, it offers potential benefits like understanding the origins of life, developing new technologies, and finding resources.
According to the text, what is one potential benefit of space exploration?
- A. Developing new technologies.
- B. Reducing travel costs on Earth.
- C. Making space travel easy for everyone.
- D. Finding new places for mass tourism.
Câu 27: Based on the text about space exploration, how does it compare to historical exploration (like Marco Polo"s journey) in terms of difficulty?
- A. Space exploration is described as much easier.
- B. Space exploration is described as less expensive.
- C. Space exploration is described as having no risks.
- D. Space exploration is described as incredibly expensive and risky.
Câu 28: Which word best describes a person who travels to a place for pleasure and interest, usually as part of a holiday?
- A. tourist
- B. pioneer
- C. researcher
- D. resident
Câu 29: Read the short dialogue.
A: Where did you go on your last holiday?
B: We went to the mountains. We spent most of the time hiking and enjoying the views.
A: Oh, that sounds great! I prefer beach holidays myself, just relaxing by the sea.
What can you infer about A"s travel preferences?
- A. A enjoys hiking in the mountains.
- B. A dislikes all types of holidays.
- C. A prefers relaxing holidays by the sea.
- D. A wants to go to the mountains next.
Câu 30: Evaluate the following statement based on common knowledge related to travel: "Traveling to different countries always requires learning a completely new language." Is this statement accurate?
- A. Yes, it is always necessary to learn the local language fluently.
- B. No, English is often used as a common language in many tourist areas, and translation tools are available.
- C. Yes, but only if the country is very different from your own.
- D. No, because everyone around the world speaks English.
