Giải bài tập tiếng Anh 10 - Pearson [Unit 6: Gender equality]

A. PHONETICS
I/

 
II/

 
III/
1. common, 'question,  'readers, 'balance, 'breaking, 'housework, 'women, 'shoulders
2. a'ware, 'housework, a'mong, 'members, 'women
3. 'project, pro'vide, 'children, 'textbooks
4. 'workplace, 'women, 'given, 'equal
5. un'til, 'schooling, 'parents, 'having, 'children 
 
B. VOCABULARY & GRAMMAR

I/   1. education       2. gender       3. feminist          4. injustice  5. status
      6. Freedom     7. women          8. quality        9. opportunities   10. responsibility
 
II/ 1. taks      2. meetings    3. plans     4. concerns        5. attitude
 
III/ 1. leader   2. achievements/improvements    3. contribution    4. solution       5. participation
 
IV/ 1. world      2. access        3. schooling       4. enrolment
5. providing      6.  hopes    7. importance         8. gap/inequality
 
V/ 1. will be achieved   2. must be made    3. should be provided
4. must be stopped        5. will be given          6. should be removed

C. READING
 
I/ 1. D    2. G     3. F    4. B
 
II/ 1. T    2. T     3. F     4. F    5. T    6.NG    7.NG    8. T    9. T    10. NG
 
III/ 1. E    2. G    3. F    4. C     5. D
6. Because they want to balance the financial and the other basic needs of the family.
7. Because they understand their responsibilities and manage to do all their tasks without being dependent on others.
8. They learn good habits at home by seeing their fathers being a helping hand to their mothers.
9. The family runs in a very smooth way without any financial difficulty, and the kids also get the best as parents are able to afford all necessities.
10. Because they not only work but also look after their children without any difficulty.
 
IV/ 1.C    2. B    3. C    4. B    5. C
 
D. SPEAKING 
 
1. D      2. C       3. G         4. A     5. E
 
E. WRITING  
 
I/ 1.D   2. G    3. A   4. C    5. F    6. B
 
II/ 1. D    2. F     3. E     4. A     5. B 
 
III/ 1.E   2. C    3. A     4. F    5. D
 
IV/
1. Madame Nguyen Thi Dinh was bom in a peasant family in Ben Tre.
 
2. She helped organize the “long-haired army” for women, and became the first female Major General of the Vietnam People’s Army.
 
3. She was a founding member of the National Liberation Front, and was elected the chairwoman of the South Vietnam Women’s Liberation Association.
 
4. She was awarded Lenin Peace Prize in 1967.
 
5. Together with Madame Nguyen Thi Binh, she is one of the two most famous female Vietnamese communist leaders.
 
TEST 1 (Unit 6)
 
I+II/ 1.B   2. A    3. C    4. D    5. B
 
III/ 6. A   7.C     8. D    9. A    10. B    11. B    12. B   13. A  14. B  15. C
 
IV/
16. employers     17.job           18. gender      19. family      20. colleagues
21. experience     22. result      23. role           24. wage        25. History
 
V/ 26. C     27. A      28. B      29. D    30. A    31. C    32. A    33. B   34. D   35. C
 
VI/ 36. B     37. A    38. C    39. D     40. B
 
VII/ 41. E    42. F    43. B    44. C    45. A
 
VIII/ Advantages of having a working mother

46. Girls of a working mother are more likely to have a job.
 
47. Daughters of working mothers may earn more than those of stay-at-home mothers.
 
48. Girls of working mums are more likely to have a supervising role at work.
 
49. Daughters of working mothers spend the same time looking after their children as those of stay-at-home mums.
 
50. Sons of working mothers spend more time doing household chores and taking care of their children.
 
TEST 2 (Unit 6)
 
I+II/ 1.A     2. B     3. B    4. C     5. B

III/ 6. C   7. C    8. D    9. D    10. D    11. B   12. C   13. D   14. A    15. A
 
IV/ 16. progress 17. opportunities   18. potential   19. growth   20. concerns
       21.care    22.policies     23. increase     24.services    25. Result
 
V/ 26. B    27. A   28. D   29. C   30. D    31. D    32. C   33. B   34. A   35. B
 
VI/ 36. B    37. C   38. D    39. A    40. B
 
VII/ 41. E    42. C   43. G    44. B    45. D
 
VIII/
46. Madame Nguyen Thi Binh, whose first name Binh means “peace”, was the granddaughter of a famous patriot named Phan Chu Trinh.
 
47. She was the Foreign Minister of the National Liberation Front, and a representative at the Paris Peace Talk because she was beautiful, smart, and fluent in French.
 
48. After the reunification of Viet Nam in 1975, she was the Minister of Education of the Socialist Republic of Viet Nam.
 
49. Later, she served for ten years as Vice President of the country.
 
50. Madame Binh said, “People ask why I am in politics, if you mean politics is the fight for the right to live, then we do it because we are obliged to.”