Đề thi vào lớp 10 môn Tiếng Anh Hà Nội năm 2026

To save energy at school, students should practise a few simple habits. To begin with, try to avoid wasting energy during lessons and at break time. ______

For young people, planning a career now means more than choosing a job they like. They also need to understand how work is changing. In the past, a person might learn one set of skills and use it for many years. Today, however, technology and new customer needs are changing the way people work. Automation is one clear example. When a machine can do a task faster, more accurately and at a lower cost, that task may become <u>obsolete</u>. This has happened to some simple jobs in ticket offices, factories and service counters. However, technology does not only take work away. <u>It</u> also creates new opportunities in fields such as online business, video editing, digital services and software development. Because of these changes, workers need more than technical knowledge. They often have to <u>collaborate</u> with other people, share information, and solve problems together. A doctor may work with nurses and technicians to manage digital records, and a hairdresser may use an online booking app to arrange visits and communicate with customers before they arrive. Even jobs that seem practical or traditional may now require basic digital skills. There is no single career path that suits every student. University may be the right choice for some, while vocational courses may help others prepare for skilled work sooner. To build a successful future, teenagers should develop useful skills, stay curious, and be prepared for further changes in the job market.

MANAGING YOUR TIME BETTER Many teenagers feel stressed because they have too much schoolwork and too many activities after class. To study more effectively, students should build good time-management habits. One useful way is to make a clear timetable and write down important tasks. This helps students avoid forgetting homework or leaving everything until the last minute. Students can also divide big tasks into smaller steps. For example, instead of trying to finish a whole project in one evening, they can complete one part each day. This makes the work less difficult and gives students more confidence. (9)______ can also help them stay calm before exams. Another useful habit is to keep away from distractions while studying. Students should turn off unnecessary notifications and choose a quiet place to work. This (10)______ their lessons more carefully and finish their homework faster. Good time management is not only about studying. Teenagers also need time for rest, exercise and family. If they plan their day well, they can have enough time to relax without feeling guilty. This can improve both their physical and mental health. It may also help them (11)______ better results at school. However, students should not make their timetable too strict. A good plan should be realistic and flexible. When something unexpected happens, they can change their schedule instead of feeling stressed. Learning to manage time well is an important skill because it has a strong (12)______ students' future success. (13)______ students practise these habits regularly, they will become more independent and responsible. They will understand that (14)______ is not only about working hard, but also about working wisely.

GREEN SCHOOL WEEK To help protect the environment, all students are invited to join Green School Week. Please follow these instructions: - Sign up for the activity (17)______ the school website before Friday. - Remember to (18)______ a clear goal for your group before you start. - Bring (19)______ reusable water bottle instead of buying plastic ones. - Try to (20)______ down on plastic waste by reusing bags and boxes whenever possible.

PRESERVING TRADITIONS IN MODERN LIFE Many young people today live in a fast-changing world. They use smartphones, study online and enjoy modern forms of entertainment. However, (37)______. Many schools and families are finding creative ways to teach teenagers about cultural heritage. For example, many families still prepare traditional dishes during festivals and special occasions. Grandparents often teach children how to make spring rolls, sticky rice or other local dishes. These activities (38)______ and understand the value of family traditions more clearly. Traditional games are also worth preserving. In the past, (39)______. Today, some schools organize Cultural Days, where students can try these games and learn about their meanings. Digital tools can also be used to introduce traditional music, costumes and festivals to young people through online videos and digital stories. Preserving traditions does not mean refusing modern life. Instead, it means choosing useful ways to keep cultural values alive. Young people can share photos of family festivals online, interview older family members or learn traditional songs from their grandparents. They can also join local cultural events (40)______. In conclusion, traditions help young people understand who they are and where they come from. When traditions and modern life go together, culture can continue to grow in meaningful ways.