Thi thử tốt nghiệp THPT năm 2026 · Tiếng Anh · Sở GD&ĐT Bắc Ninh · Mã đề 102

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3 câu đầu của đề. Vào phần làm thử để trả lời và biết ngay mình đúng hay sai.

1. Câu 1

   Tiếng Anh 120,25 điểm

   **Question 1.** Hi Gemma, a. I was quite surprised to learn that such a ordinary symbol could carry such a long and fascinating history. b. Long before email existed, people used the @ sign in trade and business writing to show prices and quantities, such as goods sold at a certain price per unit. c. This practical use is probably why Ray Tomlinson later chose it in 1971 to separate a user's name from the computer name in the first email system. d. I recently read an article about where the @ sign came from, and it immediately made me think of you. e. After learning about its history, I started to see the @ sign differently, and I think you might notice it more the next time you send an email. Write back soon, Billy

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2. Câu 2

   Tiếng Anh 120,25 điểm

   **Question 2.** a. Alex: That sounds worrying. How can using AI too much become a problem? b. Sue: I think many students are becoming increasingly dependent on AI tools such as ChatGPT for completing their homework and writing tasks. c. Alex: Why do you think students are becoming so dependent on these tools? d. Sue: If students rely too much on AI tools, they may stop thinking independently and lose essential skills such as creativity and critical thinking. e. Sue: Because many students find it easier and faster to use AI tools than to think through and develop their own ideas.

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3. Câu 3

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   **Question 3.** a. The ancient Egyptians later divided the day into 12 hours of daylight and 12 hours of night, while the Babylonians used the same mathematical principle to create smaller units such as minutes and seconds for astronomy. b. France once attempted to replace the traditional 24-hour clock with a decimal system, but the reform quickly failed because people found it impractical in daily life. c. As these systems proved more practical than later reforms, the modern world still measures time using decisions made thousands of years ago. d. Long before modern clocks existed, the Sumerians had already developed a base-60 number system for trade, farming records, and land measurement because it made calculations easier. e. This suggests that timekeeping systems tend to survive when they are practical and closely connected to everyday life.

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