Answer key for the 10th grade Literature exam in Ben Tre in 2025.
Suggested answers for the 10th grade Literature exam from the Ben Tre Department of Education and Training in 2025-2026 are provided to help students easily compare their results with their own 10th grade entrance exam scores.
The entrance exam for 10th grade in public high schools in Ben Tre will be held on June 5th and 6th, 2025, with three compulsory subjects: Literature, English, and Mathematics.
Specifically, the Literature exam will be held on the morning of June 5th, in essay format, with a time limit of 120 minutes.
With detailed answers, students can compare and assess their level of completion for each section and predict their exam results. Additionally, students can also refer to exam questions and answers for Math and English to prepare more comprehensively for the exam.
Ben Tre Province 2025 Grade 10 Entrance Exam - Literature
Answer key for the 10th grade entrance exam in Literature in Ben Tre province, 2025-2026.
PART I READING COMPREHENSION
Question 1. Third-person narration
Question 2.
When welcoming her children back to their hometown for Tet (Lunar New Year), the mother showed many thoughtful acts of care and was filled with love and emotion:
- Action:
+ Running all the way to the gate to welcome the children and grandchildren.
+ Carrying the child in one arm and the bags in the other.
+ Mix lemon juice and cook rice using straw to give it the "fragrance of the fields and straw".
+ Wake up early to cook and prepare a lunchbox for your child to take on the road.
- Mood:
+ Feeling happy and emotional when children and grandchildren come to visit ("the house has been lonely for so long").
I feel a little sad and hurt when my daughter-in-law complains about home-cooked meals.
Question 3.
Adverbial phrase of time: The day we left for Saigon
Subject: he
Predicate: Waking up early to cook a bowl of rice to place on my mother's altar.
Question 4.
Predicate: Waking up early to cook a bowl of rice to place on my mother's altar.
Through these sentences, the mother is portrayed as a loving mother who always thinks of her children even when she is ill:
When she saw her child, the first thing she cared about wasn't herself, but: "Have you eaten yet?"
Even though she was too sick to cook rice, she still felt guilty, worrying that her child would have to eat out: "Just go to the market to eat for now."
She always promised to try her best when she felt better: "When I'm feeling better, I'll cook a meal for you."
+ The word "Poor thing" she used to describe her child also seemed to be a self-reproach, expressing the unconditional love of a mother.
=> A mother is a devoted, dedicated person who always sacrifices and gives her complete love to her children, even in times of illness and at the end of her life.
PART II WRITING
Note: This assignment can be structured in several ways.
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