Ôn thi Cấp tốc 789+ vào 10 môn Tiếng Anh (đề 28)

Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the word(s) CLOSEST in meaning to the underlined word(s) in the following question.

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Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the sentence that best completes the following exchange.

Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the sentence that is closest in meaning to the following question.

In 1903 the Wright brothers made the first powered flight in history at Kitty Hawk, North Carolina. This site was chosen because of its (31) ______, which would lift the plane like a kite. The first attempt lasted only twelve seconds and covered a distance of less than a wingspan of the largest airplanes of (32) ______ aircraft. Soon the Wrights and other inventors and pilots were busy improving the airplane. They made much longer flights and even put it into some (33) ______ uses. In 1909 the Wrights delivered the first military plane (34) ______ the United States Army. As early as 1914, a plane had begun to carry (35) ______ on daily flights, and in 1918 regular air-mail service was started between Washington and New York.

In 1903 the Wright brothers made the first powered flight in history at Kitty Hawk, North Carolina. This site was chosen because of its (31) ______, which would lift the plane like a kite. The first attempt lasted only twelve seconds and covered a distance of less than a wingspan of the largest airplanes of (32) ______ aircraft. Soon the Wrights and other inventors and pilots were busy improving the airplane. They made much longer flights and even put it into some (33) ______ uses. In 1909 the Wrights delivered the first military plane (34) ______ the United States Army. As early as 1914, a plane had begun to carry (35) ______ on daily flights, and in 1918 regular air-mail service was started between Washington and New York.

In 1903 the Wright brothers made the first powered flight in history at Kitty Hawk, North Carolina. This site was chosen because of its (31) ______, which would lift the plane like a kite. The first attempt lasted only twelve seconds and covered a distance of less than a wingspan of the largest airplanes of (32) ______ aircraft. Soon the Wrights and other inventors and pilots were busy improving the airplane. They made much longer flights and even put it into some (33) ______ uses. In 1909 the Wrights delivered the first military plane (34) ______ the United States Army. As early as 1914, a plane had begun to carry (35) ______ on daily flights, and in 1918 regular air-mail service was started between Washington and New York.

In 1903 the Wright brothers made the first powered flight in history at Kitty Hawk, North Carolina. This site was chosen because of its (31) ______, which would lift the plane like a kite. The first attempt lasted only twelve seconds and covered a distance of less than a wingspan of the largest airplanes of (32) ______ aircraft. Soon the Wrights and other inventors and pilots were busy improving the airplane. They made much longer flights and even put it into some (33) ______ uses. In 1909 the Wrights delivered the first military plane (34) ______ the United States Army. As early as 1914, a plane had begun to carry (35) ______ on daily flights, and in 1918 regular air-mail service was started between Washington and New York.

In 1903 the Wright brothers made the first powered flight in history at Kitty Hawk, North Carolina. This site was chosen because of its (31) ______, which would lift the plane like a kite. The first attempt lasted only twelve seconds and covered a distance of less than a wingspan of the largest airplanes of (32) ______ aircraft. Soon the Wrights and other inventors and pilots were busy improving the airplane. They made much longer flights and even put it into some (33) ______ uses. In 1909 the Wrights delivered the first military plane (34) ______ the United States Army. As early as 1914, a plane had begun to carry (35) ______ on daily flights, and in 1918 regular air-mail service was started between Washington and New York.

Plastic waste is littering our oceans and threatening the lives of millions of marine animals. Seals, whales, dolphins, seabirds, fish, crabs and many other sea animals are dying and becoming sick because of this deadly environmental concern. Microplastics are a major part of the issue. Microplastics are tiny pieces of plastic which come from larger pieces of plastic that have degraded over time.

Sea animals often eat microplastics because of their small size. In addition, plastic contains toxic chemicals, which can increase the chance of diseases and affect reproduction. After ingesting microplastics, seals, and other animals, may suffer for months or years before they die. Ghost gear is the name given to fishing equipment which has been abandoned or lost in the sea. Nets and other man-made equipment can entangle and kill whales, dolphins, turtles, seals and other sea animals. In 2014, an estimated 15 to 51 trillion microplastic particles were floating in the world's oceans, weighing between 93,000 and 236,000 tonnes.

It's likely that as the volume of ghost gear in our oceans increases, the volume of microplastics will increase too. We urgently need more research to understand how ghost gear contributes to the microplastics problem.

(www.worldgnimalprotection.org/news/)

Plastic waste is littering our oceans and threatening the lives of millions of marine animals. Seals, whales, dolphins, seabirds, fish, crabs and many other sea animals are dying and becoming sick because of this deadly environmental concern. Microplastics are a major part of the issue. Microplastics are tiny pieces of plastic which come from larger pieces of plastic that have degraded over time.

Sea animals often eat microplastics because of their small size. In addition, plastic contains toxic chemicals, which can increase the chance of diseases and affect reproduction. After ingesting microplastics, seals, and other animals, may suffer for months or years before they die. Ghost gear is the name given to fishing equipment which has been abandoned or lost in the sea. Nets and other man-made equipment can entangle and kill whales, dolphins, turtles, seals and other sea animals. In 2014, an estimated 15 to 51 trillion microplastic particles were floating in the world's oceans, weighing between 93,000 and 236,000 tonnes.

It's likely that as the volume of ghost gear in our oceans increases, the volume of microplastics will increase too. We urgently need more research to understand how ghost gear contributes to the microplastics problem.

(www.worldgnimalprotection.org/news/)

Plastic waste is littering our oceans and threatening the lives of millions of marine animals. Seals, whales, dolphins, seabirds, fish, crabs and many other sea animals are dying and becoming sick because of this deadly environmental concern. Microplastics are a major part of the issue. Microplastics are tiny pieces of plastic which come from larger pieces of plastic that have degraded over time.

Sea animals often eat microplastics because of their small size. In addition, plastic contains toxic chemicals, which can increase the chance of diseases and affect reproduction. After ingesting microplastics, seals, and other animals, may suffer for months or years before they die. Ghost gear is the name given to fishing equipment which has been abandoned or lost in the sea. Nets and other man-made equipment can entangle and kill whales, dolphins, turtles, seals and other sea animals. In 2014, an estimated 15 to 51 trillion microplastic particles were floating in the world's oceans, weighing between 93,000 and 236,000 tonnes.

It's likely that as the volume of ghost gear in our oceans increases, the volume of microplastics will increase too. We urgently need more research to understand how ghost gear contributes to the microplastics problem.

(www.worldgnimalprotection.org/news/)

Plastic waste is littering our oceans and threatening the lives of millions of marine animals. Seals, whales, dolphins, seabirds, fish, crabs and many other sea animals are dying and becoming sick because of this deadly environmental concern. Microplastics are a major part of the issue. Microplastics are tiny pieces of plastic which come from larger pieces of plastic that have degraded over time.

Sea animals often eat microplastics because of their small size. In addition, plastic contains toxic chemicals, which can increase the chance of diseases and affect reproduction. After ingesting microplastics, seals, and other animals, may suffer for months or years before they die. Ghost gear is the name given to fishing equipment which has been abandoned or lost in the sea. Nets and other man-made equipment can entangle and kill whales, dolphins, turtles, seals and other sea animals. In 2014, an estimated 15 to 51 trillion microplastic particles were floating in the world's oceans, weighing between 93,000 and 236,000 tonnes.

It's likely that as the volume of ghost gear in our oceans increases, the volume of microplastics will increase too. We urgently need more research to understand how ghost gear contributes to the microplastics problem.

(www.worldgnimalprotection.org/news/)

Plastic waste is littering our oceans and threatening the lives of millions of marine animals. Seals, whales, dolphins, seabirds, fish, crabs and many other sea animals are dying and becoming sick because of this deadly environmental concern. Microplastics are a major part of the issue. Microplastics are tiny pieces of plastic which come from larger pieces of plastic that have degraded over time.

Sea animals often eat microplastics because of their small size. In addition, plastic contains toxic chemicals, which can increase the chance of diseases and affect reproduction. After ingesting microplastics, seals, and other animals, may suffer for months or years before they die. Ghost gear is the name given to fishing equipment which has been abandoned or lost in the sea. Nets and other man-made equipment can entangle and kill whales, dolphins, turtles, seals and other sea animals. In 2014, an estimated 15 to 51 trillion microplastic particles were floating in the world's oceans, weighing between 93,000 and 236,000 tonnes.

It's likely that as the volume of ghost gear in our oceans increases, the volume of microplastics will increase too. We urgently need more research to understand how ghost gear contributes to the microplastics problem.

(www.worldgnimalprotection.org/news/)