Trắc nghiệm tổng hợp ôn thi tốt nghiệp THPT môn Tiếng Anh Chuyên đề VI. Đọc điền thông tin có đáp án

Taylor Swift is a very successful country singer. She was born in 1989 and grew up on a farm in Pennsylvania. Her family loved country music, so she started singing when she was very young. When she was 11 years old, she sang the national anthem at a basketball game, and some record company people heard her. They were very impressed (1) _______ her voice and signed her immediately. She wrote her first song when she was 12 and by the time she was 16 , she (2) _______ over 100 songs! Her first album came out in 2006, and it (3) _______ more than 2.5 million copies. Since then, she has released several (4) _______ albums and they have all been very successful too. Swift has won many awards for her music, including six Grammy Awards. She is also the youngest ever winner of the Country Music Association (CMA) Award for Entertainer of the Year. In 2011, Forbes magazine put her in their list of the (5) _______ most powerful women. She was number 11. Taylor Swift is an amazing singer and songwriter who has fans around the world.

Tiger Woods is one of the most famous and successful golfers in history. His real name is Eldrick Tont Woods, but his father gave him the nickname "Tiger"after a South Vietnamese soldier with (1) _______ he fought alongside during the Vietnam War.

Woods began playing golf when he was just two years old, (2) _______ by the time he was three, he had already shot a 48 over nine holes. He was a child prodigy winning numerous tournaments (3) _______ a junior golfer. In 1997, at the age of 21, he became the youngest player ever to win the Masters Tournament, one of professional golf's four major championships. He went on to win the Masters three more times, for a (4) _______ of four victories.

In addition to his success at the Masters, Woods has won 14 other major championships, including the U.S. Open, the British Open, and the PGA Championship. He has also been ranked number one in the world for the most consecutive weeks and the greatest total number of weeks. Woods' incredible skill and competitive drive have earned (5) _______ millions of dollars in prize money and endorsements.

I'm a space architect. I (1) _______ buildings for people to live in on other planets. It's an interesting job because we have to think about things that architects on Earth don't have to think about, like how much food and water people will need if they live on Mars. We also have to think about what the weather is like on other planets and (2) _______ that affects the design of the building.

We use 3D printers to print the buildings. The printers use the (3) _______ on the planet, so if we're printing a building on Mars, the printer uses the rocks and dust from the planet. It's very (4) _______ from the way buildings are made on Earth. On Earth, architects usually use a lot of concrete and steel. However, we can't take those things to other (5) _______ because it's too expensive and there isn't enough space in the spaceship. We have to find new ways to make buildings.

When you think about recycling, you probably think about putting paper, plastic, and glass in a special bin. These items are taken away to be used again. (1) _______ some people choose not to recycle. Others can't recycle (2) _______ there are no recycling programs where they live. But what if you could get paid for recycling?

(3) _______ places have "bottle deposit" programs. This means that every time you buy a bottle or can, an extra five (or ten or fifteen) cents is built into the price. When you are done with the container, you can return it to the store. You get your five cents back. The store will then (4) _______ the container for you.

These programs encourage people to recycle every container they possibly can. But in the United States, only 10 states have bottle deposit programs. Introducing more bottle deposit programs would be (5) _______ easy way to increase recycling rates in the USA.

Billie Jean King was a fierce tennis player (1) _______ fought for women's rights. She was the number one female tennis player in the world for five years.

She also won 39 Grand Slam titles. The Grand Slam tournaments are the four most important tennis tournaments in the world.

Tennis was her passion, (2) _______ equality was her goal. Off the tennis court, she fought for equal pay for males and females. When she won a Grand Slam called the U.S. Open in 1972, she realized she was paid much less (3) _______ the men's champion. She did not think that was fair. After Billie Jean King pushed for equal prize money, the U.S. Open became the first major tournament to (4) _______ the same amount of money to men and women.

She continues to push for equality in sports and in the world. It is not an easy journey, but Billie Jean King never (5) _______ She created the Women's Sports Foundation. This foundation wants to make sure that girls have access to sports.