Group 7 >>> Group 2

Members:
1. Trần Thị Tuyết Nhung B2013950
2. Trần Như Quỳnh B2013953
3. Nguyễn Văn Đăng
4. Ngô Thanh Duy
5. Nguyễn Minh Phi

Article 1
A. Sentences with new words:

● Henri thinks the relationships of all living things on Earth are surprisingly
fascinating, so he intends to pursue ecology as his major.
● Charlotte excessively spent her money on things she didn't even need.
● The sweltering and suffocating atmosphere of summer in Italy makes Luca
frustrated.
● Lionel has meticulously prepared his portfolio in order to receive an
interscholastic scholarship in France and Germany.
● Preliminary lines in a book always catch Holden's attention.
● Marie didn't tell anyone about Joseph's exertional heat stroke because she
thought he would quickly recover.
● Some plants which Johan brought from Norway have acclimatized to the
weather in Vietnam.
● Negligence from parents could cause psychological problems for children.

B. Answers:

1) Signs of being heat stroke: headache, confusion; elevated body temperature;

no sweating; rapid strong pulse; nausea, vomit; red hot skin and may lose
consciousness.
2) Heat illnesses start occuring in August.
3) At least 50 high school football players in the U.S. have died from heat stroke
in the past 25 years.
4)
5) Extreme heat can lead to escalating heat-related illness, injuries,
hospitalizations and deaths. For example, more than 700 heat-related U.S.
deaths each year between 2004 and 2018. Some of the hottest years ever
recorded have happened since then, and preliminary data detailing heat
deaths in the U.S. indicates the rate increased 56% from 2018 to 2021.
6)
7) Yes, I think global warming is the consequence of human negative impact on
the environment. Because the main causes of global warming are waste from
factories, overusing natural resources and toxic waste from vehicles. We can't
deny that a high living environment has its drawbacks, we are consuming too
much energy and dumping out toxic waste to the environment. If this situation
continues, global warming will only get worse.

Article 2
A. Sentences with new words:

● Why dont we just use a thermostat to control Earth's temperature?

● She manipulated her children to do things in her favor
● These laundry need to be washed
● No matter how big or small the controversy is, it could put an end to our fragile
relationship
● Algorithms should be carry out to solve this problem
● We have an assembly with our old friends every end of the year
● Jane is such a trustworthy friend, she must be endowed with both honesty
and generosity
● There's so much obstacles on Nguyen Trai street
● Just follow the stream running through the wood to grandma's house, the road
is very straightforward

B. Answers:

1) Some examples: Tesla is developing a humanoid robot that could be used to

cook meals and assist the elderly; Dyson intends to build the United
Kingdom's largest robotics center dedicated to developing household robots
that manage routine domestic tasks in residential spaces.
2) Robots have difficulty in two aspects of manipulating objects: control and
sensing.
3) Home robots must deal with many uncertainties in their workspaces. The
robot must first locate and identify the target item among many others. Quite
often it also requires clearing or avoiding other obstacles in the workspace to
be able to reach the item and perform given tasks. For example, users of
robot vacuums know they must remove all small furniture and other obstacles
such as cables from the floor, because even the best robot vacuum cannot
clear them by itself. Even more challenging, the robot has to operate in the
presence of moving obstacles when people and pets walk within close range.
4)
5) No, I don't believe robots will be widely used in the next decade. The first
reason is that a decade is too short for us to make robots more useful. Most of
the robots now can only follow simple commands, smart AI robots are not that
popular yet because it's very difficult to create one. Secondly, robots aren't
cheap. Because robots are very expensive, it will only be common for the
upper class not middle or lower ones. In conclusion, a decade is still too soon
for robots to become a common thing.