Bài tập thực hành Tiếng Anh Lớp 10 Global Success - Unit 7: Viet Nam and international organisations (Có đáp án)

 2. Foreign companies in Viet Nam try to make products of higher quality at _______ prices.
 A. essential B. practical C. active D. competitive
3. ASEAN is a regional organisation that _______ to promote economic and security cooperation 
among its members.
 A. creates B. aims C. develops D. promotes
4. Like many organisations, USAID supports Vietnam’s transition to a rules-based market 
economy more fully aligned to international _______ and standards.
 A. businesses B. markets C. organisations D. governments
5. _______ is an agency of the United Nations responsible for providing humanitarian and 
developmental aid to children worldwide.
 A. WTO B. ADB C. UNICEF D. FAO
6. Is it necessary to consider the sustainable and _______ use of natural resources as the key 
development principle?
 A. economical B. industrial C. agricultural D. educational
7. Viet Nam has _______ in multilateral mechanisms and forums at regional and global levels.
 A. supported B. protected C. participated D. formed
8. UNICEF works in some of the world’s toughest places, to reach the world’s most vulnerable 
and _______ children.
 A. harmless B. advantaged C. educated D. disadvantaged
9. Is it true that Viet Nam has become a(n) _______ of ASEAN Free Trade Area (AFTA) since 
January, 1st 1996?
 A. member B. supporter C. advisor D. organizer
10. _______ is an intergovernmental forum for economies in the Pacific Rim that promotes free 
trade throughout the Asia-Pacific region.
 A. UNDP B. APEC C. ADB D. ASEAN
IV. Supply the correct form of the word in the brackets.
1. Member states want to make ASEAN a more credible and _______ international organisation. 
(respect)
2. _______, Viet Nam is one of the fastest growing economies in the region. (economy)
3. International organizations are optimistic about Vietnam’s economic _______ in the coming 
years. (grow)
4. Trade agreements make it easier for foreign _______ to set up businesses in Viet Nam. (invest)
5. How many foreign localities and organizations has Ho Chi Minh City increased _______ 
relationship with? (cooperate)
6. UNDP works in 170 countries and territories to eradicate _______ while protecting the planet. 
(poor)
7. Viet Nam actively implements _______ to the United Nations on ecosystem restoration. 
(commit)
8. Is VIETRADE responsible for management, co-ordination and development of trade _______ 
activities in Viet Nam? (promote)
9. The cooperation between Vietnamese universities and international organisations has opened 
up new chances for _______ innovation. (create)
10. UNDP’s programmes support the governments to accelerate _______ of the sustainable 
development goals. (achieve)
C. GRAMMAR
I. Choose the correct answers.
1. The central committee is (most/ the most) powerful decision-making body.
2. Viet Nam was (the second largest/ largest the second) producer of coffee in the world in 2022.
3. Australia is one of (stronger/ the strongest) performing economies in the world.
4. Young people were (more likely/ the more likely) to feel optimistic about the future than older 
people.
5. Viet Nam remains one of the (best/ most) important growth markets in Southeast Asia. A. more difficult than B. more difficult
 C. more difficult as D. better difficult
4. The most glaring deficits in education investment are in _______ developed countries.
 A. the least B. less than C. less more than D. more than
5. Viet Nam has become _______ in the work of international organisations.
 A. more active and active B. the more or less active
 C. more and more active D. most and most active
6. According to World Bank, plastic waste is _______ abundant type of waste collected in river 
and coastal sites.
 A. the most by far B. the far most C. by far the most D. the far more
7. It is expected that trade and investment exchange between Viet Nam and the EU will become 
_______ ever.
 A. best B. more better than C. the best D. better than
8. They didn’t expect the volunteer project to be _______ it was with the villagers.
 A. the most popular B. most popular C. as popular as D. more popular
9. Viet Nam has recorded a growth rate _______ of many other countries in the world.
 A. higher much than B. much higher than that
 C. higher than much D. higher more than
10. The Non-Aligned Movement is _______ international organisation in the world, after the 
United Nations.
 A. the second largest B. the second larger
 C. the largest second D. largest the second
11. The history of AEC can be traced back _______ 1992 when the ASEAN Leaders mandated 
the creation of the AFTA.
 A. as soon as B. as far as C. as far as in D. as soon as before
12. According to WHO, _______ 100 cities in the world, nearly 70 percent are in Asia.
 A. as the most polluted B. the most polluted of
 C. of the most polluted D. more polluted
13. The WTO and the FAO have development at the heart of their work, but they have quite 
different mandates and the links are _______.
 A. specific more than B. specific more than that
 C. more specific than D. more specific than that
14. Organizations and enterprises had _______ support of vaccines for Viet Nam during the Covid-
19 pandemic.
 A. as good as B. the better C. the best D. the best of
15. According to UNICEF, the poverty rate for households with disabled children is _______ other 
households.
 A. much higher than that B. much higher than for
 C. more higher than for D. higher better than that
16. The IMF forecasts that Vietnam’s GDP growth next year will be _______ Malaysia, Thailand, 
and the Philippines.
 A. higher than that of B. higher than that
 C. a lot higher than D. far higher than that
17. Poverty rates in Cambodia, Indonesia, Nepal, Pakistan, and Viet Nam are about _______ the 
rates in the 1990s.
 A. lower 50 percent than B. lower 50 percent than that
 C. 50 percent lower than D. 50 percent the lowest of
18. Viet Nam Union of Friendship Organizations has made great efforts to bring _______ possible 
assistance to foreign NGOs.
 A. better than B. the best C. as well as D. as good as
19. The elasticity between poverty and GDP in Indonesia is _______ Brazil.
 A. much stronger B. far stronger than A. Yes, I’d love to. B. No, I won’t do meaningless things.
 C. I finished lots of things yesterday. D. No, there’s nothing to do today.
4. - “ __________ ” - “Yes, I would be delighted.”
 A. You’re not allowed to buy alcohol. You’re under age.
 B. Shall I serve the soup or would you like to help yourselves?
 C. Would you like to make a donation to our charity appeal?
 D. That’s very kind of you to help us correct the notebook entry.
5. - “ __________ ” - “ICRC? I think it’s International Committee of the Red Cross.”
 A. What does this acronym stand for?
 B. How much do you know about the ICRC?
 C. What is the mission of the ICRC?
 D. Can you name an international organisation which has a representative in Viet Nam?
II. Complete the conversation with the sentences in the box.
How about other organisations like WHO and ICAO?
You don't know the organisations of which Viet Nam has been a member, do you?
Please help me to navigate their acronym-heavy world.
Yes, but that depends.
They are autonomous organizations but linked to the UN through special agreements.
My confusion is the relationship among them.
So can we put UNHCR, UNDP and UNICEF in a group?
That's what I mean.
Ha My: Can you do me a favour, Minh An?
Minh An: (1) ______________________________ What’s your problem?
Ha My: Oh, not much of a problem. I’m having a writing assignment about Viet Nam and 
 international organisations, but I’m confused about the names.
Minh An: (2) ________________________
Ha My: Actually, yes. I know that Viet Nam has already been a member of most of the biggest 
 organisations in the world, and I can write down the list. (3) 
 ________________________ For example, the UN has several ‘family’
organisations, so how can we know if they belong to each other or have a connection?
Minh An: I think you’re talking about the names like UN, UNDP, UNESCO, UNICEF, etc. 
 which have the prefix ‘UN’.
Ha My: Yes. (4) ________________________
Minh An: Well, the United Nations and its component parts can be complicated places. The 
 acronyms we use to call them can be complicated, too.
Ha My: (5) ________________________
Minh An: Some of the names you might already recognize. A number of UN offices, 
 programmes and funds, such as the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees 
 (UNHCR), the UN Development Programme (UNDP) and the UN Children’s Fund 
 (UNICEF) report to the General Assembly or the Economic and Social Council. (6) 
 ______________________
Ha My: What are autonomous organizations?
Minh An: Autonomous organizations mean they have their own governing bodies, budgets 
 and secretariats.
Ha My: (7) ________________________
Minh An: Yes, we can. Together with the United Nations, they are known as the UN family, 
 or the UN system.
Ha My: (8) ________________________
Minh An: The World Health Organization (WHO) and the International Civil Aviation 
 Organization (ICAO) are autonomous bodies too, but they were created by 
 intergovernmental agreement. There are also the International Labour Organization 
 (ILO) and the Universal Postal Union (UPU), which are even older than the UN. A. the first paragraph B. the second paragraph
C. the third paragraph D. all of the three paragraphs
3. ASEAN community was established in a similar way to _______.
A. UN B.APEC C. EU D. RCEP
4. What does the word ‘It’ in the third paragraph refer to?
A. global powerhouse B. organisation
C. ASEAN D. Asia-Pacific
5. Which of the following is NOT true according to the third paragraph?
A. ASEAN engages countries in both inside and outside of the Asia-Pacific region.
B. ASEAN has partnerships with UN, SCO, PA, GCC, MERCOSUR, CELAC, and ECO.
C. ASEAN is a regional organisation, but it plays a positive role in the world.
D. ASEAN forces some large organisations to become a partner or cooperate with it.
E. WRITING
I. Choose the sentence which has the closest meaning to the original one.
1. Because of poor aftersales services, your reputation got damaged.
A. Your reputation got damaged, so aftersales services are poor.
B. Poor aftersales services made your reputation get damaged.
C. Your reputation got damaged in spite of good aftersales services.
D. However poor the aftersales services were, your reputation didn’t get damaged.
2. We need to improve our product quality so that we can enter global markets.
A. In order to enter global markets, we need to improve our product quality.
B. It’s unnecessary for us to improve our product quality to enter global markets.
C. Thanks to the improvement of our product quality, we can enter global markets.
D. Despite the improvement of our product quality, we still can’t enter global markets.
3. This environmental organisation aims to protect local forests.
A. This environmental organisation protects local forests to achieve its aims.
B. This environmental organisation achieves its aims by protecting local forests.
C. Achieving its goal, this environmental organisation starts to protect local forests.
D. The aim of this environmental organisation is to protect local forests.
4. UNICEF offers disadvantaged teenagers job training and career advice.
A. Disadvantaged teenagers are offered job training and career advice by UNICEF.
B. Disadvantaged teenagers are offered UNICEF by job training and career advice.
C. Job training and career advice are offered by UNICEF and disadvantaged teenagers.
D. UNICEF is offered job training and career advice by disadvantaged teenagers.
5. Viet Nam creates good conditions for both international and local businesses.
A. Viet Nam creates good conditions for either international or local businesses.
B. Viet Nam creates neither good conditions for international nor local businesses.
C. Viet Nam creates good conditions for not only international businesses but also local ones.
D. Viet Nam doesn’t only create good conditions for international and local organisations but also 
does business.
II. Complete the second sentence so that it has the words in the brackets.
1. South-east Asia is more disparate than Europe in general. (as)
 Europe isn’t 
2. The summit may not be quite as productive as it appears at first glance. (less)
 The summit may be 
3. It’s not the same, but it’s not as bad as I thought it was going to be. (better)
 It’s not the same, but 
4. The United Nations is the largest international organization in the world. (as)
 No other organizations 
5. Are no other solutions to reduce poverty more effective than agricultural production?
 (most)
 Is agricultural production ? 3. My confusion is the relationship among them.
 4. That’s what I mean.
 5. Please help me to navigate their acronym-heavy world.
 6. They are autonomous organizations but linked to the UN through special agreements.
 7. So can we put UNHCR, UNDP and UNICEF in a group?
 8. How about other organisations like WHO and ICAO?
E. READING
I. l. C 2. B 3. B 4. D 5. D 6. A 7. A 8. C
II. l. A 2. B 3. C 4. C 5. D 
F. WRITING
I. 1. B 2. A 3. D 4. A 5. C
II. 1. Europe isn’t as disparate as South-east Asia in general.
 2. The summit may be quite less productive than it appears at first glance.
 3. It’s not the same, but it’s better than I thought it was going to be.
 4. No other organizations in the world are as large as the United Nations.
 5. Is agricultural production the most effective solution to reduce poverty?
 6. Higher education is the strongest force for social mobility and globalization.
 7. No other provinces were worse affected by climate change than Ca Mau and Bac Lieu.
 8. Using cow dung is more popular than biogas production from agricultural residues.
 9. Is the salary in a state institution more competitive than that in a private institution?
 10. The Red River Delta region enjoys the lowest dropout rate in primary and secondary 
 education.