TIẾNG ANH 2

a. Mary: The Internet is great, isn’t it? One advantage is that it is entertaining. For instance, you can watch films or TV shows online.

                        b. Peter: I think you are right. Still, it is an easy way to meet new people.

                        c. Mary : I see your point, but the entertainment industry loses money because of that.

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a. Jake: That’s helpful, but I think some people are worried about job loss due to AI.

b. Emma: Because it requires human judgment and creativity, which AI can't fully replicate.

c. Jake: How is AI transforming the workplace?

d. Emma: AI can automate repetitive tasks, letting employees focus on more strategic work.

e. Jake: Why focus on strategic work?

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a. Overall, television was the most popular source of news for both age groups.

b. Meanwhile , more young adults turned to the Internet for news. The figure was 33 per cent for young adults as opposed to  just 6 per cent for old people.

c. By contrast, printed newspapers were the second choice of news source for old people with 29 per cent while  only 6 per cent of young adults reported getting their news from printed newspapers.

d. In both age groups, around a quarter relied on other sources for news.

e. It was chosen by 42 per cent of old people, and more than one third of young adults.

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a. Continuous skill development ensures individuals remain relevant and adaptable to industry changes.

b. Moreover, pursuing lifelong learning can lead to new qualifications and certifications, which boost employability.

c. Employers value individuals who demonstrate a commitment to learning, as it reflects their proactive and innovative mindset.

d. Lifelong learning plays a crucial role in advancing one’s career in today’s competitive job market.

e. Finally, engaging in lifelong learning opens doors to higher-paying roles and provides the confidence needed to embrace career changes.

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a. These activities are driven by the demand for animal products such as ivory, fur, and exotic pets.

b. To combat poaching, it is vital to strengthen wildlife protection laws and enforce harsher penalties for offenders.

c. Governments and international organizations should also collaborate on anti-trafficking efforts first, using technology to track and apprehend illegal wildlife traders.

d. Nowadays, poaching and the illegal wildlife trade are significant threats to many endangered species worldwide.

e. Moreover,  public education campaigns about the devastating impact of poaching on ecosystems can reduce demand for wildlife products, helping ensure the survival of endangered species for future generations.

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Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a threat to wildlife?

• Deforestation 

• Pollution 

• Climate change 

• Urbanization

The word "establishment" in paragraph 2 is OPPOSITE in meaning to: 

• creation 

• destruction 

• preservation 

• alteration

The word "their" in paragraph 3 refers to__________ 

• natural habitats 

• conservationists 

• reintroduced populations       

• species

The word "pivotal" in paragraph 4 could be best replaced by__________

• trivial 

• crucial 

• secondary 

• irrelevant

Which of the following best paraphrases the underlined sentence in paragraph 5? 

• Technological advancements hinder conservation efforts

• There is no alternative to technology in saving wildlife. 

• Technology could be another way to aid conservation efforts. 

• Technology should be the only focus in wildlife conservation.