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Đề Thi Tiếng Anh THPTQG 2026 Online (Có đáp án) – Mã Đề 1101

Ngày đăng: 13/06/2026


Sáng 12/6, hơn 1,2 triệu thí sinh đã hoàn thành môn Tiếng Anh trong kỳ thi tốt nghiệp THPT 2026. Ngay sau giờ thi, tienganhmoiravibes đã cập nhật đầy đủ đáp án và đề thi tiếng Anh THPTQG 2026 (Bộ Giáo dục & Đào tạo) để các sĩ tử nhanh chóng đối chiếu kết quả. Nếu bạn đang tìm đề thi tiếng Anh THPTQG năm 2026 chuẩn xác, đây chính là nơi bạn cần.

Tải file đề thi tiếng Anh THPT 2026 bản Word

tienganhmoiravibes hiện đang giữ file đề thi tiếng Anh THPT 2026 mã đề 1101 bản Word. So với ảnh chụp hay PDF, bản Word giúp bạn dễ tải về, chỉnh sửa, in ra và lưu trữ để ôn tập. Đề gồm 40 câu trắc nghiệm, làm trong 50 phút, bám sát cấu trúc chính thức của Bộ GD&ĐT.

Làm bài online tiếng Anh THPTQG 2026 có đáp án chi tiết

Không chỉ có file tải về, website còn cung cấp giao diện làm bài online trực tiếp. Hệ thống làm bài thuận tiện làm bài đọc và chấm điểm tự động ngay khi nộp bài. Hệ thống sẽ hiển thị đáp án đề thi tiếng Anh THPTQG 2026 kèm lời giải chi tiết từng câu và hướng dẫn bạn tư duy để trả lời từng dạng câu hỏi. Nhờ vậy, bạn không chỉ biết mình được bao nhiêu điểm mà còn hiểu vì sao đáp án được chọn để nhớ kiến thức lâu hơn. Hãy bấm giải đề ngay bên dưới nhé!

💻 Giải đề thi Online trên máy tính

Nhận định nhanh đề thi tiếng Anh THPTQG năm 2026

Theo nhiều giáo viên, đề thi tiếng Anh năm nay “dễ thở” hơn 2025: tần suất từ vựng khó giảm, độ nhiễu của các phương án được điều chỉnh hợp lý. Đề tiếp tục loại bỏ hoàn toàn ngữ âm và ngữ pháp đơn lẻ, tập trung vào kỹ năng đọc hiểu và xử lý ngữ cảnh thực tế như tờ rơi, quảng cáo, sự kiện đời sống. Tuy nhiên, đề vẫn giữ độ phân hóa rõ ở nhóm khá – giỏi qua các câu suy luận, paraphrase và xác định ý chính. Dự kiến phổ điểm năm nay sẽ nhỉnh hơn, nhiều điểm 9–10 hơn. Nếu muốn xem nhanh đề hãy xem bên dưới.

Bài tập lý thuyết

Read the following leaflet and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 1 to 6.

GREEN HANDS CAMPAIGN

The School Youth Union is officially launching the “Green Hands” eco-friendly campaign. We invite every student to SECTIONicipate in this vital project. If everyone (1)_____ together, we will make a difference at our school.
The primary goal is to expand students’ (2)_____ of plastic pollution. To achieve this, the school will have colour-coded bins (3)_____ in the schoolyard. Also, waste-disposal workshops will be held to teach students to (4)_____ out plastics properly. These sessions ensure resources are reused effectively.
We aim to (5)_____ sustainable habits through consistent daily activities. We firmly believe that small individual efforts will turn into long-lasting changes.
Volunteers will help remove plastics from every corner of the schoolyard. Please sign up online. Your (6)_____ is essential for success. Don’t miss out – join hands with us today!

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Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the best arrangement of utterances or sentences to make a cohesive and coherent exchange or text in each of the following question from 7 to 11.

7.
Dear Mr Tran,
a. To accept this scholarship, please sign the attached agreement and submit it before 15 July.
b. Your performance during the selection process reflects dedication and potential.
c. The grant covers full tuition for the programme and a monthly allowance of $500.
d. It is our great pleasure to inform you that you have been selected as a recipient of the Pinnacle Scholarship for the 2026-2027 academic year.
e. Should you have questions regarding the terms or conditions, please contact our admissions office.
Yours sincerely,

8.
a. Customer: Here you are. Thanks for your help.
b. Customer: I’ve booked an online ticket for the concert this weekend, but haven’t got the confirmation email.
c. Assistant: Please show me the receipt and I’ll check it immediately.

9.
a. The convenience, however, carries inherent risks, because every connected device is a potential entry point for hackers to steal sensitive data.
b. Smart homes have become essential features of modern life, transforming how individuals manage their domestic environments efficiently.
c. The integrated systems offer convenience, such as turning off the oven from afar or locking doors with a single smartphone tap.
d. Anyone investing in smart hardware should carefully weigh the appeal of automation against the time and care required to keep a home network secure.
e. A poorly updated router or a default password left unchanged has, in several recent reported cases, allowed strangers to listen in on private family conversations.

10.
a. Celine: Why do you say so?
b. Celine: I’ve been considering taking a gap year. What’s your view?
c. Celine: Thanks. I’ll think about it.
d. Steward: The thing is, your studies won’t be interrupted.
e. Steward: If I were you, I would go to university right after graduating from high school.

11.
a. Early data from the first quarter revealed a fifteen percent reduction in peak-hour delays and noticeably cleaner air across central wards.
b. Motorists entering the central zone had to pay a fee, with the generated revenue allocated for cycle lanes and bus routes.
c. Years of unchecked expansion of private vehicle ownership had rendered the commute in Stoneville the slowest in the region.
d. The encouraging outcomes suggested that the scheme would be expanded to other districts.
e. The city authorities implemented a simple yet controversial intervention: charging a congestion fee.

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Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 12 to 16.

Among the many paradoxes surrounding money, one deserves particular attention: the wealth that truly counts is precisely the wealth you cannot observe. When a sleek Lamborghini glides past, it is normal (12)____. Closer inspection often tells a different story. A large number of those who drive luxury vehicles are, in fact, only modest earners (13)____ to the privilege of being seen in such a car. It is uncertain to say whether someone driving a car worth one hundred thousand pounds is affluent. Yet the certain thing is that they have one hundred thousand pounds less than they did before they got the car, or one hundred thousand pounds more in debt. (14)____.
We tend to judge wealth by what we see as visible details are the only evidence we have access to. Nobody walks around displaying a printout of their savings, (15)____ handbags, holiday villas, posts on social networks — to decide who is prospering. Contemporary marketing has fed this habit, packaging the illusion of success as a saleable product. (16)____. It hides in the upgrade declined, the jewellery left in the display case, the watch never bought, the wardrobe never expanded and the business-class seat politely waved away.
In short, wealth is whatever money has not yet been swapped for tangible goods. That is why distinguishing wealthy from rich deserves careful thought; mistaking one for the other has quietly ruined many a budget.

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Read the passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the best answer to each of the following questions from 17 to 26.

It is important to stress that environmental services have costs, even when they are produced without any human input. All costs ought to be measured as opportunity costs. The opportunity cost for environmental services is the net benefit forgone because the resources providing the service can no longer be used in the next most beneficial way. Resources are not free if they can be put to alternative uses.
Consider a stretch of river that can be used either for white-water canoeing or for electric power generation. Because the dam that generates the power would flood the rapids, the two uses are incompatible. The opportunity cost of saving the river for white-water canoeing is the net benefit taken out – after accounting for the cost of generation and distribution – for electricity. Conversely, the opportunity cost of building the dam is everything the unspoiled river would have produced: the wildlife, the scenery, and whatever value future generations might place upon experiencing the rapids themselves.
This insight has far-reaching implications for development policy. [I] Many decisions that appear at first to be costless choices in favour of growth turn out, on closer inspection, to be choices against something else. [II] Cutting down a forest for cropland is not free; it is paid for in carbon storage, biodiversity, and the regulating services the forest performed silently. [III] Diverting a river to irrigate fields is not free; the price is whatever the river was doing before the diversion. [IV] Even leaving land untouched is not free, for the income that intensive use might have generated is traded off as well.
Economic development, in this view, is never simply a question of whether a project yields a positive return. It is a question of whether the return exceeds the value of what must be relinquished. Policies that recognise this – by attaching prices to scarce environmental services, or by requiring decision-makers to weigh both sides of the account – do not stand against development. They insist that the development chosen be worth what it truly costs. The danger lies not in counting too much, but in counting too little.
(Adapted from Environmental Economics and Policy)

20.

Where in paragraph 3 does the following sentence best fit?
“Such hidden costs become apparent only when one pauses to consider what nature was quietly doing on its own.”

Read the following advertisement and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 27 to 32.

SUMMER SECTION-TIME JOBS FOR UNDERGRADUATES

Techworld Magazine is delighted to announce two IT assistant vacancies up for (27)_____ this summer. The better understanding of STEM you have, (28)_____ likely you are to be selected! Successful applicants will get plenty of hands-on experience, good pay, and access to the local STEM community. On top of that, (29)_____, we offer flexible working hours and remote options for those living far away.
(30)_____ position requires previous experience as new recruits are provided with in-service training sessions. Applications (31)_____ be submitted to us at info@techworldmagazine.com by 30 June.
Never before has there been such a(n) (32)_____ opportunity to kick-start your career in STEM. Don’t let this chance slip through your fingers – apply today!

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Read the passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the best answer to each of the following questions from 33 to 40.

For decades, students have been convinced that academic success is largely dependent upon meticulous notetaking. What has changed in recent years is not the importance of the practice but the tools used to perform it. The keyboard has subtly supplanted the pen, and with it, the nature of how information is encoded during a lecture has shifted unbeknownst to students.
Researchers in cognitive psychology have begun to examine what this change has cost learners. In a series of comparative studies, students taking notes by hand consistently outperformed those using laptops on questions that demanded conceptual understanding, even when both groups had access to the same material. The reason, according to the researchers, lies less in the technology itself than in what each method asks of the brain. Typing rewards speed; handwriting forces selection.
The act of writing by hand is slower, and that slowness appears to be its hidden virtue. Unable to capture every word, students are obliged to listen, decide what matters and condense ideas into their own phrasing. This continuous filtering, referred to as encoding by psychologists, turns out to be instrumental in aiding long-term recall. One lecturer summarised the striking contrast after reviewing her students’ work: the laptops, she said, had produced transcripts, while the notebooks had produced understanding.
It would be misleading, of course, to claim that handwriting is inherently superior or that all keyboards undermine learning. Hard-working typists can summarise, while indolent writers can drift. What the research highlights is not a conclusion on devices but a question about effort: which tool, in a given context, asks more of the learner. As a ban on students’ use of laptops in classrooms remains a bone of contention among tertiary institutions, the deeper challenge may be helping students recognise that what feels easier in the moment is not always what serves them best afterwards.

(Adapted from https://www.brookings.edu)

35.

Which of the following best paraphrases the underlined sentence in paragraph 2?
“The reason, according to the researchers, lies less in the technology itself than in what each method asks of the brain.”

Tổng số câu hỏi: 40 00:00:00

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