Tiếng anh 2 cuối HK 2 lớp 12

a. Annie: I saw a new digital billboard in the city center yesterday. It was very bright and showed different advertisements every few seconds. 
b. Annie: I agree, but sometimes they are too bright at night. If they control the light better, digital billboards could be a very effective way to advertise. 
c. Hughie: Yes, I noticed it too. I think digital billboards are useful because they can share more information and attract people more easily than traditional billboards.

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a. Mark: That is why I prefer reading news from well-known newspapers. They usually have professional journalists and clearer sources. 
b. Mark: Exactly. If the press is reliable, people can make better decisions and avoid believing false information. 
c. Mark: Nowadays, there are many news sources, but I am not sure which ones are credible. It is sometimes hard to trust the press. 
d. Philip: I agree with you. Some news websites share information too quickly without checking the facts carefully. 
e. Philip: Yes, credible news sources are important because they help people understand what is really happening in the world.

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a. This rapid spread of news helps people stay informed, but it also allows false or misleading information to spread easily.  
b. The spread of news has become much faster because of the internet and social media.  
c. People can receive information almost immediately and share it with large audiences  
around the world.  
d. For this reason, it is important to verify information and rely on credible news  
sources before sharing it with others. 
e. When news is shared without checking the source, it can create confusion and shape  
incorrect opinions.

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a.Ultimately, this journey through the "concrete jungle" has taught me that true connection requires more than proximity; it demands intentionality.
b. Paradoxically, the more densely populated the city became, the more isolated I felt within the faceless crowd.
c.To mitigate this sense of alienation, I began frequenting a small communal garden, a verdant sanctuary amidst the grey infrastructure.
d.Growing up in a sprawling metropolis, I was initially captivated by the relentless rhythm and the neon-lit promise of constant activity.
e.This modest green space served as a catalyst for genuine interaction, allowing me to forge bonds with neighbors I had previously ignored.

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a. Liam: I see your point, but doesn't the lack of lived experience in AI-generated works render them somewhat hollow or derivative?
b. Emma: It’s a valid concern, yet one could argue that AI acts as a sophisticated mirror, reflecting the collective human creative consciousness.
c.Liam: Have you considered the implications of Generative AI on the perceived value of human craftsmanship in the arts?
d.Emma: I believe we are entering an era where the concept of "authorship" will be fundamentally redefined rather than abolished.
e.Liam: Perhaps, but we must ensure that the "human soul" doesn't get lost in the sea of mathematical optimization.

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a.Consequently, the traditional "nine-to-five" model is being superseded by a more fluid, results-oriented paradigm that prioritizes autonomy.
b. This disillusionment was precipitated by the global pandemic, which acted as a catalyst for a massive re-evaluation of life-work priorities.
c. Over the past few years, the corporate world has witnessed a phenomenon known as "The Great Resignation," where employees are abandoning stable roles in record numbers.
d. To retain talent, forward-thinking organizations are now implementing hybrid models and focusing on employee well-being as a core metric of success.
e. At the heart of this shift lies a profound desire for purpose and flexibility, rather than just financial remuneration or ladder-climbing.

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a.Professor Nguyen: I would be honored. Could you please send over the abstract and the current draft so I can assess the timeframe?
b.Dr. Aris: I am finishing a paper on neural plasticity and was wondering if you would be open to providing a peer review before I submit it to Nature.
c.Dr. Aris: Certainly, I’ll get those to you by this evening. I truly value your expertise in this specific methodology.

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Dear Team,
a.Failure to comply with these updated regulations by the end of the fiscal quarter may result in a temporary suspension of remote access privileges.
b.We are implementing a mandatory Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) system for all internal databases to fortify our perimeter against unauthorized breaches.
c.This decision follows a comprehensive audit which identified several vulnerabilities in our current remote-work infrastructure.
d.Please refer to the attached technical guide for step-by-step instructions on how to synchronize your mobile devices with the new security portal.
e.As we transition to a permanent hybrid work model, safeguarding our intellectual property has become an absolute imperative.

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a. Tom: I'm planning to hit the gym after work.
b. Mike: Sounds good! I might join you if I finish my errands early.
c.    Mike: Hey, what are you up to this evening?

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a. Mai: Hey, how was your history lecture this morning?
b. Nam: Well, the professor used a lot of engaging visuals, which helped a lot.
c. Mai: That's great! Maybe I should consider taking a history course next semester.
d. Nam: It was actually quite interesting, even though history isn't my favorite subject.
e.    Mai: Oh, really? I thought you found it boring.

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