In a context of climate change, this situation get worst.

Naturally, wildfires are directly related to drought, since it causes the vegetation to be dry enough to burn.

Furthermore, these climatic anomalies lengthen the fire season - the period of the year in which most wildfires take place - thus losing its seasonality.

The increase in temperatures with extreme periods of heat, intense desiccating winds and increasingly prolonged and frequent droughts make the vegetation dry out more easily, and are more susceptible to burning with greater intensity, leading to the appearance of larger wildfires. and extremes

Children and young people are the most vulnerable to climate change, but they are also the people who can make a change and become part of the solution" Hà added.

Everyone should feel they have a responsibility to reduce climate change", 15-year-old Võ Giang Hà said proudly.

My story is about a group of young Vietnamese people aged 13-17 in Quang Binh province who were trained to make an educational film on climate change.

The filming group hoped the video would contribute to raise awareness of climate change in Viet Nam and let everyone know they can take action to reduce its impacts on the life on Earth.

They scripted and filmed a 6-minute video telling a story of a fishing community in the province, where a number of homes and a school were washed away by frequent and devastating

Dear ASEAN friends,

My name is Mai, and I'm from Vietnam

a. It was an unforgettable experience. We joined in traditional games like bamboo dancing, stilt walking, and tug of war.

b. Last summer, I had the wonderful opportunity to join a cultural exchange workshop for young participants from ASEAN countries.

C .I also took part in discussions about gender equality, cultural diversity, and peace in the region.

d. These fun activities taught us how to work as a team and become better leaders.

E Thanks to that, I became more confident and better at sharing my ideas.

f. I believe that young people like us can play an important role in making our community better and more united,

Thank you for giving us this chance. I hope we'll meet again in the next event!

Best wishes,

Mai

a. With a history of co-chairing important ASEAN meetings and training officials, Vietnam shows leadership and unity in the region.

b. Vietnam joined ASEAN in 1995 and has participated actively in meetings to support regional cooperation.

c. Looking forward, Vietnam and its ASEAN partners are planning shared programs to develop education,culture, and peace for the future.

d. In recent years, it has promoted digital and green projects that help young people learn new skills.

While collaborating on trade and education agreements, Vietnam also works with other ASEAN members to protect the environment.

a. These activities not only spark joy, but also connect young and old, strengthen local identity, and preserve cultural traditions across Southeast Asia.

b. During daytime events, performers demonstrate stilt walking, showing balance and skill that entertain visitors of all ages.

c. Together, they create vibrant, shared experiences that define ASEAN unity.

d. Bamboo dancing, in which dancers move in and out of rhythmically clapping bamboo poles, adds color and traditional rhythm to celebrations.

e. In many ASEAN festivals, communities come together to celebrate their heritage with fireworks lighting up the night sky while folk games like tug of war bring people into friendly competition and unity

Dear Minh,

a. I really hope we can make progress and protect our planet. What about your place? Is it hot there too?

b. People still burn coal and use up large amounts of water. If we don't switch to green energy soon, we may run out of clean air and water.

c. How are you? I'm writing to share some bad news. Our town is facing extreme heatwaves and a long drought.

d. The heat is linked to climate change, which is caused by too many emissions from cars and factories.

e. The high temperatures result in dry rivers and crop waste. Farmers suffer from poor harvests, and animals have no water.

Write back soon,

Trang

a. People often use the terms "global warming" and "climate change" interchangeably, but they are different.

b. Global warming refers to Earth's rising average temperature, while climate change refers to changes in

weather patterns and growing seasons around the world.

c. Global warming has presented humans with another issue: climate change.

d. Global warming causes climate change, which poses a serious threat to life on Earth.

a. The rise in global temperatures has caused the melting of glaciers and sea ice, leading to rising sea levels that can flood and destroy coastal ecosystems.

b. The warming of oceans has caused coral reefs to bleach and die.

c. Global warming has led to changes in the patterns of seasonal events, such as migration, which can disrupt the delicate balance of ecosystems.

d. Changes in temperature can alter the abundance of plant and animal species, causing a loss of biodiversity in many ecosystems.

e. Global warming has also increased the frequency and severity of extreme weather events, such as droughts, floods, and wildfires, which can devastate ecosystems and cause damage to the environment.

Question 1:

Dear ASEAN friends,

My name is Nam, and I come from Vietnam.

a. These games not only bring joy but also teach me how to stay focused and work as a team.

b. I really enjoy playing traditional games like bamboo dancing, stilt walking, and tug of war.

c. Even though I'm not old enough to join the ASEAN School Games yet, I keep practicing with hope and passion.

d. One day, I want to represent my country and share the beauty of our culture with friends across Southeast Asia.

Best regards,

Nam

Question 1:

Dear ASEAN friends,

My name is Nam, and I come from Vietnam.

a. These games not only bring joy but also teach me how to stay focused and work as a team.

b. I really enjoy playing traditional games like bamboo dancing, stilt walking, and tug of war.

c. Even though I'm not old enough to join the ASEAN School Games yet, I keep practicing with hope and passion.

d. One day, I want to represent my country and share the beauty of our culture with friends across Southeast Asia.

Best regards,

Nam

a. It is supported by the ASEAN School Sports Council (ASSC).

b. The Games are also a great chance for students to make friends with others from different countries.

c. The ASEAN School Games (ASG) is an annual sports event for secondary students in Southeast Asia.

d. Besides sports, cultural exchanges help students understand more about ASEAN traditions.

e. This organisation encourages students to stay active and healthy through sports.

a. The country experiences three main seasons-rainy, winter, and summer-due to the seasonal monsoon winds.

b. It joined ASEAN in 1967 and uses Thai as its official language and the Baht as its currency.

c. Thailand, officially known as the Kingdom of Thailand, is a Southeast Asian country with over 68 million people and Bangkok as its capital.

d. While the rainy season lasts from mid - May to mid - October, the winter is dry and mild, and the summer is known for its hot weather.

e. Thai culture, shaped by Indian, Lao, Burmese, Cambodian, and Chinese influences, is deeply rooted in Theravada Buddhism, which plays an important role in the lives of its people.