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● Describe the picture : Looking at the picture, I can see many people in the
cinema. I guess they will watch a movie. Looking at the foreground, there is a
man in the middle is wearing a blue shirt, next to it are two short- haired girls.
Behind there were three mens and three girls who were also watching a movie.
Looking at the background, everyone was surprised and scared. That’s all my
answer to this question.

● Tell me about a time you laughed a lot.

The time that made me laugh the most was during Tet. Because when Tet
comes, it is a happy time for everyone in the family. Besides, happy smiles
when meeting relatives after a year of hard work. I smlie more than because I
receive lucky money from loved ones. I feel very happy and happy, I will
always smlie to make life beautiful. . That’s all my answer to this question.

● Do you think people from different countries laugh at different things?

I think people in different countries will also laugh at diferent things. Because
their mood in each situation is different, sometimes they will smile normally,
but sometimes they will laugh very happy and satisfied. In addition, each
person has a different perspective and personality.. That’s all my answer to this
question.

2. Nghe nhạc bằng headphone ở nhà + nghe ca sĩ hát ở ngoài.

● Describe two pictures

Looking at the firt picture, I can see a woman lying on sofa. She’s alone, she’s
wearing a blue shirt and white pants. She is listening to music on the gray
computer.

Looking at the secound picture, I can see many people are performing music.
There was a girl standing holding a microphone to sing, wearing a black dress.
Behind them are the older brothers playing the guitar to create music.

That’s also my answer to this question.

● The ways to enjoy music in these 2 pictures?

Looking at the firt picture, I gues she is enjoying the music in a very relaxed
and happy way. She lay on the chair so she could enjoy the music, her hands
raised and singing along.

Looking at the secound picture, I guess people are enjoying the music by going
along with it. They enjoy the fun and sway to the music,feeling very light and
comfortable.

That’s also my answer to this question.

● Benefits of listening to music.

I find listening to music is one of the ways to help us relieve stress after a long
tiring day at work. In addition, it also helps us relax some body parts such as
heart, lungs. Besides, it also helps us avoid depression or listening to music
makes us remember songs faster. Those are some of the benefits of listening to
music. That’s also my answer to this question.

3. Read the passage quickly. Choose a heading for each numbered paragraph (1
– 7)

from the drop-down box. There is one more heading than you need.

A. Ancient inhabitants - 3

B. An optimal Climate - 2

C. Rainforests on planet Earth - 1

D. Harmful species - 5

E. The future of rainforests - 6

F. A wide variety of fauna - 3

G. The need of special skills to survive- 6

H. The influence of humans - 7

Rainforests

1. Where can you find more animal species than anywhere else in the world?

It’s not a zoo or the circus. It’s a very special type of ecosystem called a

rainforest, and most rainforests can be found in tropical climates in the

Southern Hemisphere. A “hemisphere” is a half of the earth, so the Northern

Hemisphere is the northern half and the Southern Hemisphere is the southern

half of Earth. They are divided by a line called the Equator. The Northern

Hemisphere starts just above the equator and ends at the Arctic Circle. The

Southern Hemisphere starts just below the Equator and ends at the South Pole

in Antarctica.

2. The two most common climates in the Southern Hemisphere, temperate and

tropical, both have lots of precipitation. The difference is that temperate

climates have warm summers and cold winters, while tropical climates are

warm all year long. Because there’s lots of rain and the temperature stays at

about 75-85 degrees Fahrenheit year round, rainforests in tropical climates have

optimal conditions for many animal species. Rainforest animals don't

have to

worry about freezing during the winter or finding shade in the summer. Plus,

because it rains almost every day, animals rarely have to search for water. This
makes tropical rainforests a suitable home for many species.

3. In addition to their tropical climates, another reason why rainforests are

home to so many different types of animals is because they are some of the

oldest ecosystems on Earth. Scientists think that some rainforests have been

around since dinosaurs roamed the Earth at least 100 million years ago. There

are fossil clues which indicate that these habitats were the home of a wide

variety of extinct species. They reproduced, hunted and competed for survival

in these lands thousands of years ago.

4. One of the rainforests in the world is the Amazon rainforest in Brazil.

Jaguars, toucans, parrots, and tarantulas all call it home. Yet this is only a small

sample of rainforest animals. Many other rare and often endangered animals

can be found in rainforests, like the okapi. This beautiful creature has striped

hindquarters and front legs like a zebra. Okapis also have tall perky ears, like a

giraffe, and they mostly live in the Ituri rainforest of Central Africa. In fact,

there are so many different types of animals in tropical rainforests that we

haven’t been able to name all the species yet.

5. Rainforests are also home to some animals you might want to avoid, like

flying snakes (although their name is actually a misnomer since they can only

glide and not gain altitude) and spiders that eat birds. Other rainforest animals,
like the coral snake and the poison arrow frog, produce a natural poison that

protects them from harm. Get too close, and they could easily harm you with

poison. Many of these species are endemic to tropical rainforests, meaning that

rainforests are the only place they live on Earth.

6. Some species have had to adapt to their surroundings in the rainforest in

order to survive. For example, toucans and parrots both have very large, strong

beaks. These powerful beaks make it easy for them to crack open the tough

shells of nuts that grow on many rainforest trees. Birds with small beaks, like

robins and sparrows living in the Northern Hemisphere, probably would not be

able to survive in the rainforest without being able to crack open hard nuts.

Another way animals adapt to life in the rainforest is by camouflaging

themselves to hide from predators. When some butterflies close their wings,

they look identical to leaves, which masks them from predators.

7. Despite the biodiversity in the rainforests of the Southern Hemisphere, many

species are quickly becoming extinct, as people cut down trees and destroy

natural habitats. Other threats to species of the rainforest include illegally

trading monkeys to sell them as pets and killing jaguars for their highly-valued

skins. Pollution from mining has killed many types of fish as well. Because of

the unique tropical climate in rainforests of the Southern Hemisphere, the

animals within these ecosystems most likely cannot survive elsewhere if their
habitats are destroyed. It’s crucial to take care of our planet, especially the

rainforests, so that these animals can continue to thrive.