ANH 11-CUOIKI1-2526-WRITING

a. Tom: Not really. It’s more about breathing and clearing your mind. Walking outside helps too. b. Lily: I’ve never done yoga before. Is it hard? c. Lily: I'm feeling so stressed with school and everything. I don’t know how to relax. d. Tom: You should try doing yoga or meditation. It really helps reduce stress. e. Lily: Sounds good. I’ll give it a try. I guess I also need to manage my time better.

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a. Anna: Hey Mark, do you have any tips for staying healthy? I’ve been feeling tired lately. b. Mark: Definitely not. And don’t forget to do some exercise, even just a few times a week. It boosts your energy and helps your immune system. c. Mark: Well, eating three nutritious meals a day really helps. You should include things like fish, vegetables, and dairy in your meals. d. Anna: Yeah, I’ve been skipping breakfast, which probably isn’t good.

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a. Mom: Can you teach me how to use it safely? I’m worried about privacy. b. Teen: Sure, I’ll show you step by step and set up privacy settings together. c. Teen: Mom, I know you don’t understand social media, but it helps me stay connected with friends.

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a. Emily: Times have changed—many employers now value life experience. b. Mom: But in our time, taking a gap year was seen as wasting time. c. Emily: Mom, I want a gap year before university to travel. d. Mom: I’m just worried it might delay your career start. e. Emily: I understand, let’s look at a plan that includes internships while traveling.

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a. Ms Smith: Yes. This is a ‘green city’ designed to reduce its negative impact on the environment. As you can see, more than fifty per cent of it is made up of green areas. b. Ms Smith: Good morning. Welcome to our exhibition: Future Cities. Here you can see models of our cities of the future. Please take a look around and feel free to ask me any questions. c. Nam: This model looks very interesting. Can you tell me more about it, Ms Smith?

• c – b – a
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a. Win: I think private petrol cars will gradually disappear, and eco – friendly vehicles like e – scooters, e – bikes, and driverless cars will take over. b. Huy: What do you think transport will be like in the cities of the future? c. Huy: That sounds great. But how will traffic and congestion be managed? d. Win: By using real – time data—sensor networks and AI—city planners can optimize bus and train routes, predict peak hours, and prevent bottlenecks. e. Huy: So people will use apps to check travel options, availability of e – vehicles, and transit schedules before leaving home?

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a. David: What is its currency and official languages? b. Michael: The currency is the Philippine peso, and the official languages are Filipino and English. c. David: What is the area of the Philippines and its population? d. Michael: Thailand covers 513,120 km² with a population close to 66.0 million as of 2024. e. David: Okay, and what about Thailand’s area and population? f. Michael: The Philippines spans about 300,000 km² and has a population of roughly 112.7 million in 2024.

• c – f – a – b – d – e
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a. Thailand, Singapore, and Indonesia also achieved high results in the later Games. b. Viet Nam came second with 18 gold medals. c. In 2013, Viet Nam hosted the ASG and led the medal table with 50 gold medals. d. The first ASG was held in Thailand in 2009, and Thailand won 72 gold medals. e. The following ASG was hosted by Malaysia in 2010, where the host team finished first.

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a. Jane: That sounds like a huge source of carbon emissions! b. Jane: What did you find out? c. Mike: I read that the U.S. burns over 700 million tonnes of coal every year. d. Mike: Exactly. We really need to cut down on coal to meet our climate goals.

• c – b – d – a
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a. Steve: I think the biggest reason is the coal power plant that was built in 2012. It burns fossil fuels and has seriously increased emissions. CO2 levels went up by 120,000 tonnes just from 2012 to 2013. b. Jenny: What’s caused that? c. Steve: And it went up by another 140,000 tonnes between 2013 and 2016. d. Steve: I think we should focus on air pollution. The air quality in our town has really gone down over the past fifteen years. e. Jenny: That’s a huge amount.

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