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PART II: READING (3.0 POINTS)
I. Đọc đoạn văn và khoanh tròn một phướng án đúng nhất A, B, C hoặc D trong vỏ mỗi từ hoặc cụm từ thích hợp để điền vào mỗi chỗ trống trong đoạn văn sau như ví dụ (0) đã làm. (1.0 điểm)
The local newspaper carried (0) a survey with city dwellers about how to make the city a more (1) ______ place. Most participants in the survey talked about the city’s traffic. First, they wanted stricter traffic (2) ______ to stop drivers from ignoring traffic lights and breaking speed limits. This would help reduce road accidents. In addition, they hoped their city would improve its public transport system. (3) ______ buses should be clean and have air conditioners. There should be bus lines that reach almost all areas in the city, so it would be easy for people to move around. They said that good public transport could also save the city money. The local authority wouldn’t need to construct new parking lots and new ones for the increasing number of private cars. Finally, the survey participants suggested the local authority build traffic apps. The government recommended to drivers the best routes to avoid traffic jams. When the government started implementing these, the more convenient it would be to travel around the city.

(Adapted from English 9 Student’s workbook – global success)
0. A. for B. in C. out D. of
1. A. lively B. livable C. living D. lifelong
2. A. laws B. jams C. lights D. safety
3. A. so B. in addition C. However D. For example
4. A. go away B. come out C. get around D. move in
5. A. sooner B. more slowly C. later D. easier

II. Đọc đoạn văn và trả lời các câu hỏi dưới đây. (2.0 điểm)
Which is the best city in the world to live in? Every year, the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) conducts a fascinating survey to determine which cities around the world “provide the best or worst living conditions”. It uses factors such as climate, transport, education, safety, and recreational facilities in cities. It gives scores for each and ranks the cities in order—from the best to the worst. For the year 2014, the top 10 cities came from Australia, Canada, Europe, and New Zealand. Melbourne in Australia had the highest score, which means it is the most “liveable” city. Some famous cities came in the top 20, such as Tokyo (19th) and Paris (17th). Perhaps surprisingly, cities with major conflicts tended to score the lowest. In these countries, living conditions were most difficult or dangerous. Among the worst cities on the list were Dhaka in Bangladesh, Tripoli in Libya, and Douala in Cameroon.
However, some other organisations and individuals would like to add other factors to the index. They say that city’s green spaces, urban sprawl, natural features, cultural attractions, convenience, and pollution should be added to the list.

(Adapted from English 9 Student’s book – global success)
1. Who surveys and ranks the cities around the world in order—from the best to the worst every year?
2. Which city was ranked the most ‘liveable’ city in 2014?
3. How were the cities’ living conditions that have major conflicts?
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