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1. What kind(s) of “smart” devices are you using these days? How are you using
them?
- smartphone, I use it to call my friends, my parent
- computer, it helps me find the information I need
2. Do you think it’s a good idea for young children to use smartphones and
computers?
- It’s a good idea for young children to use smartphones and computers as long as
they don’t have access to bad things on the internet
3. What are some things you understand and don’t understand about computers and
AI?
- The things I understand about computers are that: is a devices for processing,
storing, and displaying information.
- AI is a computer system capable of performing tasks that only a human could do,
such as reasoning, making decisions, or solving problems.
I don’t understand things about computers and AI: how they are made and how
they operate systems.
4. what do you want from a smartphone? From a computer?
I want them to deal with more complicated projects or work.
5. What are you reading in the news about computers and robots these days?
- I usually read “The Scientist” about how robots these days become more
and more intelligent, I also read about the improvement in computer science
to know how they perform well in difficult fields such as gaming, graphic
design, etc….
6. How do you feel about AI? Does it make you worried or optimistic?
Explain.
- I think I feel worried about AI, because modern technology including AI
can replace humans in doing complicated tasks, they continue to develop and
become more efficient. This can lead to job losses across various
industries
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1. Have you ever read about self-driving cars, or have you seen
one? Is the idea of self-driving cars interesting to you? Explain.
- I have previously read about self-driving cars and the topic
interests me. Because I am intrigued by the idea of autonomous
vehicles and the potential benefits they could bring.
2. What forms of transportation do you usually use? What are some of
the advantages and disadvantages of the forms of transportation you
use?
-I use a motorbike
-The first advantage is Less Fuel consumption. Compared to other
vehicles like a Car, Van or Bus, a Motorbike consumes less petrol,
especially during long journeys, and saves money for me. The second
advantage is Motorbike can easily go into the little thin streets, just a
foot distance required to overtake
- the first disadvantage is that I can’t bring all my grocery items on the
motorbike. The motorcycle is always the biggest target for the thieves
because it is easy to steal
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PROS
follow traffic rules: They
would strictly comply with the
speed limits and would do
everything that traffic safety is
ensured
CONS
Higher congestion levels:
the introduction of this
technology might lead to higher
congestion levels since the
number of cars might increase
No risk of drunk driving:
Many accidents on our roads also
happen since people are driving
drunk or under the influence of
drugs.
Technical errors: Even though
machines usually do not make
too many mistakes, there had
been accidents with self-driving
cars in the past.

Reduction in car thefts: Hacking issues: If hackers are

Since self-driving cars are usually
equipped with quite advanced
thieves may avoid from stealing
these cars since they fear getting
caught pretty soon
able to attack the systems that
are needed for self-driving cars to
work properly, this could lead to a
variety of serious accidents

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1. What information does this bar graph show?
-Percentage of people who are likely to try self-driving cars
2. Which country has the highest percentage of people who are likely
or very likely to try a self-driving car? Which country has the
lowest percentage?
 India has the highest percentage of people who are likely or
very likely to try a self-driving car
 Japan has the lowest percentage
3. Is your country represented on the bar graph? If so, does the
information surprise you? why or why not
- The data does not include any information about my country.
- the information doesn’t surprise me, because Vietnam's car
industry still depends on other country' materials
4. Think of possible reasons for people being likely or unlikely to try
self-driving cars
- If you're taking a lot of road trips this holiday season, maybe you've
wished your car could just drive itself to the destination you want

- Your hand off the wheel, but your eye on the road. Self-driving cars
can automatically control its speed and steering without the driver
having to touch a pedal or the steering wheel. That might seem pretty
close to the dream of a car that can do the driving for you.

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1. How likely are you to try riding in a self-driving car? Explain.

 I might feel excited because I haven’t ridden a self-driving car

before , therefore I will take the chance to experience how this
car work

2. After discussing question 1, has anyone in the group changed

their mind about self-driving cars

-I think everyone in my group will change their mind about self-

driving cars

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1.alternative

2. fossil fuels

3. worldwide
 4.individual

5.innovative

6. carbon

7. cut back on

8.impact

9.gradual

10. consumes

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1. a. electronics
2. b coal
3. c geothermal
4. b 2000$
5. c 1970s

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1. What are some ways people can cut back on the amount of
energy they use?

- switch off and unplug

- Turn off lights

 - Use fans sparingly and wisely

- Turn down the heating

2. Who do you think has a more significant impact when it

comes to using less energy or using alternative forms of
energy: individual people or groups? Explain.

 I think individual people have a more significant impact

when it comes to using less energy or using alternative
forms of energy. Because As individuals, we make choices
about our own activities, we should all pay attention to the
resources we use and the impact it has

3. Germany wants 80 percent of its power to come from

innovative technology such as solar, wind , and biofuels by
the year 2050. Do you think that goal is realistic for your
country? Explain.

 I don’t think that goal is realistic for my country, because

Vietnam is still a developing country, therefore it has to
use all source of energy in order to support people life , so
it can take more time to have the goal like Germany
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1.b

2.d

3.e
 4.a

5.c

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1.

A: What is changing with cameras

B: people are now using camera on their phone, but some

of them buy camera for better pictures

2.

A: How do people use the internet to solve problems in

their daily lives?

B: If someone wants to find information, they can easily

find it on internet, because The Internet provides quick
access to information on a wide range of topics, including
news, research papers, and educational resources

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1. People shouldn’t check their phones when they’re

doing things with their friends and family ( Agree)
2. Governments should make sure everyone in their
country has access to the internet (Disagree)
 3. People had better not share their personal information
online ( Agree)
4. Engineers should invent some inexpensive devices so
the everyone can afford them ( Disagree)
5. App designers should focus on helping to solve
people’s problems, rather than entertaining them with
games ( Agree)

 Page 39/A

-List of problems I care about : forgetting vocabulary words,

oversleeping, being late, laziness, crime.

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 I and my friend want to focus on forgetting vocabulary words

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- I think having a chip inserted in our brain could help solve the
forgetting vocabulary words problem, this kind of technology
looks like a chip, but it can safely be put in the human nervous
system. It will enhance our IQ and make us more intelligent,
with this technology forgetting won’t be a serious problem