Many students today are choosing communication studies as their major, believing it to be the key to a successful career. With the growth of social media, advertising, public relations, and digital platforms, communication skills are more in demand than ever. Graduates are among the most employable, often landing high-paying jobs in media, marketing, and content creation.

However, choosing communication as a field of study is not without challenges. The competitive job market and the need to stay updated with technological advances mean students must be proactive in acquiring practical skills. Courses in writing, video production, social media strategy, and data analysis are essential for students who want to stand out. The rise of artificial intelligence and automation in communication industries raises concerns about the future of the profession. Yet, many experts believe that human creativity and emotional intelligence will remain crucial in communication careers.

One advantage of a communication degree is its flexibility. Students can specialize in areas such as journalism, advertising, public relations, or digital media. The adaptability of the degree allows graduates to explore various industries, from entertainment to corporate sectors. Internships, networking, and hands-on experience are also vital in developing a professional portfolio.

As communication continues to shape the world, its impact on society is undeniable. For those passionate about making a difference through words, visuals, and technology, a degree in communication offers endless possibilities.

                                                                        (Adapted from vietnamesenews)

Câu 23. Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a benefit of choosing communication studies as a major?

A. High employability rates                                        B. Ability to specialize in various areas

C. Opportunities for internships and networking                D. Guaranteed job placement after graduation

Câu 24. The word “artificial” in paragraph 2 is OPPOSITE in meaning to:

A. Natural                        B. Innovative                        C. Passive                D. Aggressive

Câu 25. The word “who” in paragraph 2 refers to:

A. experts                        B. students                C. corporate sectors                D. Graduates

Câu 26. The word “adaptability” in paragraph 3 could be best replaced by:

A. Changeability                B. Flexibility                        C. Dependability        D. Accessibility

Câu 27. Which of the following best paraphrases the underlined sentence in paragraph 2? “The competitive nature of the job market and the constant need to stay updated with technological advances mean that students must be proactive in acquiring practical skills.”

A. Students need to acquire practical skills in order to compete in the job market.

B. The job market is not competitive, and students don’t need to update their skills.

C. Students must passively wait for skills to be acquired in the competitive job market.

D. Technological advances make it impossible for students to acquire practical skills.

Câu 28. Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?

A. Communication graduates are guaranteed high-paying jobs in the future.

B. Technology is expected to replace human creativity in communication careers.

C. Students need to stay updated with new technologies in communication fields.

D. Communication degrees are very specialized, limiting career options.

Câu 29. In which paragraph does the writer mention a future concern about communication jobs?

A. Paragraph 1                B. Paragraph 2                        C. Paragraph 3                D. Paragraph 4

Câu 30. In which paragraph does the writer discuss the versatility of a communication degree?

A. Paragraph 1                B. Paragraph 2                        C. Paragraph 3                D. Paragraph 4

Second Semester Midterm Exam GRADE 12 Test 14