Bài tập trắc nghiệm Tiếng Anh 12 Unit 14 Reading - Đề 09 bao gồm nhiều câu hỏi hay, bám sát chương trình. Cùng làm bài tập trắc nghiệm ngay.
Câu 1: Read the following passage and answer the question.
**Passage 1**
The United Nations (UN) is an international organization founded in 1945 after the Second World War by 51 countries committed to maintaining international peace and security, developing friendly relations among nations and promoting social progress, better living standards and human rights. Due to its unique international character, and the powers vested in its founding Charter, the Organization can take action on the issues confronting humanity in the 21st century, such as peace and security, climate change, sustainable development, human rights, disarmament, terrorism, humanitarian and health emergencies, gender equality, governance, and food production.
What is the primary purpose for which the United Nations was founded?
- A. To establish a global economic system.
- B. To promote technological advancements.
- C. To maintain international peace and security.
- D. To regulate international trade agreements.
Câu 2: Based on Passage 1, which of the following issues is the UN NOT explicitly mentioned as addressing?
- A. Space exploration.
- B. Climate change.
- C. Human rights.
- D. Sustainable development.
Câu 3: In Passage 1, the phrase
- A. Limited by its member states.
- B. Derived from historical treaties.
- C. Subject to annual review.
- D. Officially granted by its foundational document.
Câu 4: Read the following passage and answer the question.
**Passage 2**
The World Health Organization (WHO) is a specialized agency of the United Nations responsible for international public health. The WHO Constitution, which establishes the agency"s governing structure and principles, states its main objective as
- A. To establish hospitals in developing countries.
- B. To help all people achieve the highest possible health level.
- C. To fund medical research projects.
- D. To train medical professionals worldwide.
Câu 5: According to Passage 2, which statement accurately describes a key function of the WHO?
- A. Setting global health standards and norms.
- B. Directly providing healthcare services to individuals.
- C. Managing global pharmaceutical companies.
- D. Resolving political conflicts related to health.
Câu 6: In Passage 2, the word
- A. Hide.
- B. Question.
- C. Express.
- D. Ignore.
Câu 7: Read the following passage and answer the question.
**Passage 3**
UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) seeks to build peace through international cooperation in Education, Science and Culture. UNESCO"s programmes contribute to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals defined in Agenda 2030, adopted by the UN General Assembly in 2015. The organization focuses on five major programme areas: Education, Natural Sciences, Social and Human Sciences, Culture, and Communication and Information. UNESCO is known for designating World Heritage Sites, which are places of outstanding universal value.
Based on Passage 3, what is UNESCO"s primary method for building peace?
- A. Providing humanitarian aid.
- B. Mediating political disputes.
- C. Enforcing international laws.
- D. Promoting cooperation in Education, Science, and Culture.
Câu 8: According to Passage 3, which of the following is a well-known activity of UNESCO?
- A. Identifying and protecting World Heritage Sites.
- B. Sending peacekeeping forces to conflict zones.
- C. Managing global financial transactions.
- D. Providing emergency medical assistance.
Câu 9: The Sustainable Development Goals mentioned in Passage 3 were defined in:
- A. 1945.
- B. 2015.
- C. 2030.
- D. The UNESCO Constitution.
Câu 10: Read the following passage and answer the question.
**Passage 4**
The International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement is an international humanitarian movement with approximately 97 million volunteers, members and staff worldwide, which was founded to protect human life and health, to ensure respect for all human beings, and to prevent and alleviate human suffering, without any discrimination based on nationality, racial or religious criteria, class or political opinions. It comprises three distinct parts: the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), and the 192 national Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies.
What is the main principle guiding the work of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement?
- A. Promoting political neutrality.
- B. Prioritizing certain groups based on need.
- C. Preventing and alleviating human suffering without discrimination.
- D. Providing military support in conflict zones.
Câu 11: According to Passage 4, how many main components does the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement consist of?
- A. Three.
- B. Four.
- C. One hundred ninety-two.
- D. Approximately 97 million.
Câu 12: In Passage 4, the word
- A. Increase.
- B. Reduce.
- C. Analyze.
- D. Ignore.
Câu 13: Read the following passage and answer the question.
**Passage 5**
Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) are non-profit, voluntary citizens" groups which are organized on a local, national or international level. Task-oriented and driven by people with a common interest, NGOs perform a variety of service and humanitarian functions, bring citizen concerns to governments, advocate for policy, and encourage political participation through provision of information. They are distinct from governmental organizations, which are established by governments. NGOs play a crucial role in development, advocacy, and humanitarian relief, often working alongside international governmental organizations (IGOs).
What is a key characteristic that distinguishes NGOs from governmental organizations (IGOs)?
- A. Their large number of volunteers.
- B. Their focus on humanitarian functions.
- C. They are non-profit and voluntary citizen groups, not established by governments.
- D. Their ability to influence government policy.
Câu 14: According to Passage 5, which of the following is a function commonly performed by NGOs?
- A. Enforcing international laws.
- B. Collecting national taxes.
- C. Operating national defense forces.
- D. Advocating for specific policies.
Câu 15: The passage suggests that NGOs often collaborate with IGOs. What does this imply about their relationship?
- A. They compete for the same resources.
- B. They work together towards common goals.
- C. NGOs are controlled by IGOs.
- D. IGOs are always in opposition to NGOs.
Câu 16: Read the following passage and answer the question.
**Passage 6**
The concept of international cooperation gained significant momentum after the devastating World Wars of the 20th century. Nations recognized that global problems, such as maintaining peace, preventing disease outbreaks, and fostering economic stability, required coordinated efforts beyond national borders. This led to the formation of major international organizations like the League of Nations (though ultimately unsuccessful) and later the United Nations. The belief was that dialogue, collective security, and shared responsibility were essential to prevent future conflicts and address common challenges. Today, international cooperation is vital for tackling issues like climate change, pandemics, and global poverty.
What historical context primarily motivated the formation of major international organizations like the UN?
- A. The aftermath of World War I and II.
- B. The beginning of the Industrial Revolution.
- C. The end of the Cold War.
- D. The rise of global trade networks.
Câu 17: According to Passage 6, what was considered essential to prevent future conflicts and address common challenges?
- A. Increased military spending.
- B. National isolation policies.
- C. Economic competition.
- D. Dialogue, collective security, and shared responsibility.
Câu 18: The word
- A. Obstacle.
- B. Resistance.
- C. Driving force.
- D. Decline.
Câu 19: Read the following passage and answer the question.
**Passage 7**
Funding is a significant challenge for many international organizations. They rely on contributions from member states, private foundations, corporations, and individual donors. However, these contributions can be unpredictable and often fall short of the required budgets. Political considerations can also influence funding levels, with some states withholding funds to express disapproval of an organization"s policies or actions. This financial instability can hinder the organizations" ability to plan long-term projects and respond effectively to global crises.
What is identified as a major obstacle faced by international organizations in Passage 7?
- A. Lack of clear objectives.
- B. Financial instability due to unpredictable funding.
- C. Excessive bureaucracy.
- D. Difficulty attracting qualified staff.
Câu 20: According to Passage 7, why might a member state withhold funds from an international organization?
- A. To show disagreement with the organization"s policies.
- B. Because they have surplus funds.
- C. To encourage other states to contribute more.
- D. Due to a natural disaster in their own country.
Câu 21: The word
- A. Promote.
- B. Simplify.
- C. Require.
- D. Impede.
Câu 22: Read the following passage and answer the question.
**Passage 8**
The International Labour Organization (ILO) is a United Nations agency whose mandate is to advance social and economic justice through setting international labour standards. Founded in 1919 under the League of Nations, it is the first and oldest specialized agency of the UN. The ILO has 187 member states. Its tripartite structure is unique within the UN System, bringing together governments, employers, and workers" representatives from 187 member States to jointly shape policies and programmes. This structure allows for a balanced representation of the main actors in the world of work.
What is the unique aspect of the ILO"s structure mentioned in Passage 8?
- A. It is the oldest UN specialized agency.
- B. It includes representatives from governments, employers, and workers.
- C. It has 187 member states.
- D. Its mandate is to advance social justice.
Câu 23: According to Passage 8, what is the primary focus of the International Labour Organization?
- A. Promoting global education standards.
- B. Providing humanitarian aid.
- C. Setting international labour standards.
- D. Protecting cultural heritage sites.
Câu 24: The word
- A. Official authority or commission.
- B. Financial resources.
- C. Membership requirements.
- D. Physical headquarters location.
Câu 25: Read the following passage and answer the question.
**Passage 9**
International organizations play a vital role in addressing issues that transcend national borders. These include environmental protection, combating terrorism and crime, managing global health crises, and regulating international trade. By providing platforms for dialogue, facilitating cooperation, and mobilizing resources, they enable countries to work together towards common solutions. Without these organizations, responding effectively to complex global challenges would be significantly more difficult, if not impossible. Their existence reflects an understanding that interconnectedness requires collective action.
What is the main idea of Passage 9?
- A. International organizations are primarily focused on trade.
- B. International organizations solve all global problems.
- C. National efforts are sufficient to handle global issues.
- D. International organizations are essential for tackling global issues through cooperation.
Câu 26: According to Passage 9, which phrase best describes issues that international organizations address?
- A. Issues that transcend national borders.
- B. Issues specific to one country.
- C. Issues related only to economy.
- D. Issues that can be solved by individual nations.
Câu 27: Passage 9 implies that global challenges are difficult to solve without international organizations because:
- A. Countries refuse to cooperate.
- B. Only international organizations have the necessary funds.
- C. These challenges require collective action due to interconnectedness.
- D. National governments lack the expertise.
Câu 28: Read the following passage and answer the question.
**Passage 10**
Critiques of international organizations often highlight issues like bureaucracy, lack of accountability, and the influence of powerful member states. Decision-making processes can be slow and complex, involving numerous committees and negotiations. Some critics argue that the organizations are not always effective in achieving their stated goals, or that their actions may inadvertently cause harm. Furthermore, ensuring accountability when things go wrong can be challenging due to their complex structures and diplomatic immunities. Despite these criticisms, proponents argue that their vital role in global governance and cooperation outweighs their shortcomings.
What is one common criticism of international organizations mentioned in Passage 10?
- A. They are too quick in decision-making.
- B. Lack of accountability.
- C. They have too little influence from member states.
- D. Their goals are too easy to achieve.
Câu 29: According to Passage 10, why might ensuring accountability for international organizations be difficult?
- A. They are completely independent of all states.
- B. Their actions are always beneficial.
- C. They are not subject to any rules.
- D. Due to complex structures and diplomatic immunities.
Câu 30: The word
- A. Unintentionally.
- B. Intentionally.
- C. Frequently.
- D. Significantly.
Câu 31: Read the following passage and answer the question.
**Passage 11**
Volunteering plays a crucial role in the operations of many international organizations, particularly NGOs and humanitarian bodies like the Red Cross. Volunteers contribute their time, skills, and energy to support various programs, from disaster relief and healthcare support to education and community development. Their dedication often allows organizations to reach remote areas or marginalized populations that might otherwise be inaccessible. While professional staff manage operations, the sheer number and commitment of volunteers significantly amplify the impact and reach of these organizations.
What is the primary contribution of volunteers to international organizations as described in Passage 11?
- A. Providing the majority of funding.
- B. Managing all operational decisions.
- C. Contributing time, skills, and energy to support programs.
- D. Setting the strategic goals of the organization.