VSTEP Speaking Đề Thi TNU 4/10

1) Yes, I like simple artworks, especially paintings and photographs of nature. I think they can make a room more interesting and also show the owner's personality. 2) At home, I prefer simple decorations such as family photos, small plants, and a few framed pictures. I do not like too many objects because they can make the room look crowded. 3) Yes, artwork can make a home more attractive because it adds color and creates a certain mood. For example, a bright landscape painting can make a living room feel warmer and more welcoming.

1) Yes, I enjoy taking photos because they help me keep memories of important moments and places. I do not take professional photos, but I like saving everyday experiences. 2) I usually take photos of friends, family, food, and places I visit. For example, when I travel, I often take pictures of local buildings and scenery so that I can remember the trip later. 3) I prefer using my phone because it is convenient and always with me. A camera may produce higher-quality pictures, but for daily use a phone is much faster and easier to carry.

I would choose a foreign company. It may offer a professional working environment, clearer training programs, and more chances to use English. For a new graduate, these opportunities can be very useful because they help us develop both technical and communication skills. For example, working with colleagues from different countries could improve my English and teach me international working standards. A national company may provide good career opportunities and a working culture that is easier to understand, but there may be fewer chances to work in an international environment. A family-owned company can feel friendly and flexible, but promotion and management may depend more heavily on family relationships. Overall, I would choose a foreign company because I want structured training, international experience, and strong opportunities for long-term career development.

Main response: Electric vehicles can bring several important benefits. First, they can reduce local air pollution because they do not produce exhaust fumes while driving. This is especially useful in large cities where traffic contributes to poor air quality. Second, electric vehicles can have lower running and maintenance costs. Electricity can be cheaper than petrol for the same distance, and electric motors have fewer moving parts. For example, owners may spend less on regular engine-related maintenance. Third, using electric vehicles can reduce dependence on fossil fuels. If more electricity is generated from renewable energy, transport can become cleaner and more sustainable in the long term. Follow-up 1: The main barriers are high purchase prices, limited charging stations, charging time, and concerns about battery life. Follow-up 2: Governments can build more charging stations, offer tax incentives, support battery recycling, and use electric buses or public vehicles as examples. Follow-up 3: Yes, I think they will become more common because battery technology is improving, charging networks are expanding, and more manufacturers are producing electric models.