Đề thi giữa học kì 2 Tiếng Anh lớp 12 Global Success có đáp án (Đề 7)

a. Sophie: EU banned caviar trade, forced captive breeding - 120,000 juveniles released in 2025 after vet checks.

b. Liam: Danube beluga sturgeon declined 90% from overfishing and marine debris blocking spawning grounds.

c. Liam: Debris removal and water restoration dramatically raised survival rate by 30%, aiding ecosystem recovery.

a. Sarah: It depends. It can be effective if people share credible facts, not just rumors.

b. Sarah: And using mass media wisely can really help raise awareness and protect the public.

c. Jack: True. That’s why fact-checking is so important when spreading information online.

d. Sarah: Did you hear how the police used social media to catch that cyberbully last week?

e. Jack: Yes, they asked the public to share any information via a digital platform. But do you think this method always works?

a. Provided that these paints are developed using entirely non-toxic and rapidly biodegradable materials, they offer a safe and scalable alternative to physical barriers.

b. This groundbreaking method often involves applying unique, reflective or deterrent paints not directly onto animals, but onto man-made structures or high-risk zones within their habitats.

c. Paint for wildlife represents an innovative and non-invasive approach in modern conservation, utilizing specialized coatings to help mitigate direct threats to species across diverse ecosystems.

d. Ultimately, these creative, chemically-engineered applications underscore a vital trend: leveraging material science to create smarter, less intrusive tools for ecological protection worldwide.

e. For example, certain coatings are being tested on wind turbine blades or tall buildings to significantly enhance visibility, thereby drastically reducing fatal bird collisions, which remains a major conservation challenge.

a. I see AI being used everywhere now, from virtual assistants on phones to self-driving cars on the road.

b. People should focus on using AI to assist humans rather than completely replacing them.

c. AI can be very useful, but it must be developed and controlled responsibly.

d. In conclusion, AI is a great tool, but we must use it wisely to avoid negative consequences.

e. It helps people save time and work more efficiently, but I sometimes worry that it could replace too many human jobs.

Dear Nam,

How are you? I’ve been reading some reports about media trends recently, and I thought you might find them interesting.

a. In Vietnam, Facebook’s advertising reach was about 75% of the population at the start of 2025, which helps explain why big stories travel so fast here.

b. There are now about 5.41 billion social media users worldwide—roughly 65.7% of the global population—and the average internet user spends around 2 hours and 21 minutes per day on social platforms.

c. Mass media still shapes public opinion at scale, but the center of gravity has shifted online.

d. At the same time, the 2025 Reuters Institute report notes that more people are using social networks to get news while traditional outlets struggle to maintain engagement, so media literacy matters more than ever.

e. If we choose credible sources, verify claims, and avoid doom-scrolling, mass media can remain a powerful tool for education and connection rather than a source of confusion.

What’s your take on this? I’d love to hear from you soon.

Best wishes,

Lan

Where in the passage does the following sentence best fit?

Mass media has a profound impact on both individuals and communities.