Ha Noi is the capital of the socialist republic of Viet Nam. The center of culture, politic, economy of the country.

It's largest city in Viet Nam, it lies on the Red river in the north center of Viet Nam.

And it has a population about over six milion people(as 2008) Ha Noi has become the capital of Viet Nam since 1010. It's name has changed several times. The capital was first called Thang Long then Dong Do, Dong Kinh and finally it has been called Ha Noi since 1831.

Ha Noi is situated in a tropical monsoon zone with to mane seasons; dry seasons and wet seasons. The dry season last from October toa April next year. It's cold, cloudy and occasionally rainny. The wet seasons last from May to September. It's hot and heavy rain, even storms.

Ha Noi is exciting and peaceful capital. Ha Noi still maintains many ancient architecture. In cluding: the old quarters and over 600 pagodas and temple. One of the famous places is The one Pillar Pagoda; The Quoc Tu Giam temple Literature, Ha Noi Opera House, Precedent Ho Chi Minh's Mausoleum. And now, there're a lot of big building as My Dinh stadium, Ho Tay water park, Nation Confenrence center.

Ha Noi has a lot of green trees, parks, lakes. Which are lungs of the city, keep the air clean ang fresh.

However, Ha Noi has problems with traffic and pollution. Only over six milion people but there are 4.5 milion mortobike and car. Traffic jams occur. There's a lot of smoke and dust in the air. So the air isn't really clean. Moveover the price and service is a bit expensive, so many people don't like living here.

Apart from these problems. Ha Noi is still a beautiful place to live and to work and I like living here.

+ Bangkok: Gold Temple, Palace, Markets, Super Shopping Malls, Food.

+ Paris: Eiffel Tower, Rose, Perfume Facturer, Movies, Lourve Museum + London: Big Ben Tower, Buckingham Palace, Red Phone box. Thames river + New York:

1) In 1857, toilet paper was invented by Joseph c. Gayetty in NYC.

2) Times Square is named after the New York Times. It was originally called Longacre Square until 1904 when the NYT moved there.

3) The scary nitrogen gas tanks you see on the corners of streets are used to keep underground telephone wires dry.

+ Sydney:

1) The Sydney Harbour Bridge is the widest long-span bridge and tallest steel arch bridge in the world, and the 5th longest spanning-arch bridge according to Guinness World Records.

2) Australia’s largest outdoor sculpture exhibit, "Sculpture by the Sea", began at Bondi Beach in 1996.

3) The Sydney region has been inhabited by indigenous Australians for at least 30,000 years based on radio carbon dating

4) The Queen Victoria Building (QVB) constructed between 1893 and 1898 was named to commemorate the Queen of England's Diamond Jubilee in 1897.

5) English, Arabic, Cantonese, Mandarin and Greek are the main languages spoken in Sydney.

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Japan’s fast-paced, bustling capital is one of Earth’s most captivating cities. It enthralls visitors with a unique mix of ancient traditions and cutting-edge modernity. Tokyo is home to many of the world’s latest technological innovations as well as some truly bizarre, mind-bending concepts. From robot restaurants to high-octane karaoke, massive video game parlors and unthinkable food creations, as well as more shopping, restaurants and nightlife venues than you can shake a stick at, Tokyo will set your heart pumping. Above all, be prepared for the street life to bombard your senses as you lose yourself in the fast-moving masses, neon lights and jumbotrons. Tokyo is anything but laid back. So if you’re in search of excitement, the constant stream of stimuli, activities and unexpected experiences means there’s no better place.

Over the past few years, Berlin has really come into its own; fast-changing, infused with youth culture, and eager to prove itself as one of the world’s great cosmopolitan cities. The city has a large young population, thanks in large part to its affordability. It is also popular with creatives of all types working in film, fashion, music and the visual arts, resulting in an endlessly stimulating and ever-changing environment. Berlin also boasts some of the world’s best nightlife. Cheap beer, late-closing times, and the seamless co-existence of edgy underground venues with techno-pumping super clubs makes it a night owl’s dream. Beyond this, there’s always something new and unique to discover to awaken the senses and inspire the mind, from innovative architecture to evocative artwork and ultra-cool gentrified neighborhoods.

Packed full of superlatives, the ‘City of Gold’ has to be seen to be believed. Towering buildings, gigantic themed malls, man-made islands, scorching desert, seductive souks, and luxurious hotels all combine to produce a real treat for the senses. Dubai is well known for its over-the-top extravagances. Check out the alpine indoor ski slope, stay in an underwater hotel, or marvel at the gold-filled interior of the Burj Al Arab, the world’s only 7-star hotel. Sports lovers will be spoilt for choice as opportunities abound for fun-filled activities out on the water or in the dunes, as well as numerous world-class sporting events. Immigrants and expats make up a large proportion of the population, which contributes to the cultural diversity and unique convergence of Arabic tradition and 21st-century innovation.

Australia’s most popular city is a cosmopolitan, exuberant metropolis, with a diverse population, world-beating attractions and a laid-back feel. An outdoor lover’s paradise, it’s home to the world’s most striking harbor, with its beautiful coastline and iconic architecture, along with a host of other stunning natural attractions. Adrenaline junkies will find plenty to occupy their time. Get your thrills surfing at the iconic beaches, embark on a nerve-jangling jet boat ride under the Harbor Bridge, or dive with sharks at Manly Sea Life Sanctuary. Complement all this with a booming foodie scene, dynamic cultural landscape, and vibrant nightlife, and Sydney is hard to beat.

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I have had a close friend since I was at secondary school. Her name is Thuy, which means blue water and peace in Vietnamese. (Appearance) She is one head higher than me with a short black hair. Well, she likes sports so I always see her in sportswear. (Personality) I guess, her appearance has shown that she is an outgoing person, and yes, she is. I remember the first time I met her at school. She always smiled and made jokes to other students in the class. I felt she was easy-going, so I talked to her. And from then on, we have been together for maybe 7 years. (Explanation) Now we not only help each other in working but also in life. If I am in trouble, it is her who will be by my side and pull me up. I feel so grateful to this friendship because I think to find a good friend is even harder than to find a spouse

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Among many programs and channels available on TV these days such as the current news programs, sport programs, entertaining programs, educational programs and movie programs, etc., I like the program "the World of Animals" most.
This program is usually shown on VTV2 everyday at 8.30 in the evening. It often lasts about 45 minutes. In this program, stories of the life of many animals in the world are told in a very lively way. For example, people can watch films about monkeys, snakes, tigers, insects, birds, sea turtles, sharks etc. ... and even the penguins and the polar bears in the far North. While watching these films, I find the everyday life activities and habits of these animals very interesting and full mysteries. In addition, I also learn that it is very important to protect these animals and their living environments became they are part of our valuable natural world. Watching this program makes me very well informed and relaxed after a day of work.

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At school, I have to learn a lot of subjects such as Maths, Literature, Biology, History, English,....but my favorite subject is English because of these reasons: English is my favorite subject at school for many reasons. Firstly, it's an international language so it's a compulsory subject in most of countries in the world, and study English well gives us more changes to have a better job in future. Secondly, studying English is very fun and interesting, you can study English through books, newspapers or English programme on TV, radio. Finally, speaking English well gives us more confident to speak before everyone not only in English but also in Vietnamese. English is one of the most interesting languages that you should try to study.

1. There is a World Cup every _______.

     A. one year                        B. two years                      C. four years                     D. eight years

2. In the first World Cup, _______.

A. there were 13 teams

B. Argentina beat Uruguay in the final match

C. there were 32 teams

D. Argentina and Uruguay are the winners

3. In 2002, the World Cup was in _______. (câu này mình thấy có 2 câu trả lời đúng lận :v )

     A. an American country                                             B. a European country

     C. an Asian country                                                     D. South Korea and Japan

4. Why is Brazil the most successful World Cup team?

A. Because they haven’t played in every tournament so far.

B. Because they have played in all tournaments and won World Cup five times.

C. Because no one could beat them in every competition.

D. Because Germany and Italy have only won World Cup four times.

5. Which of the following is NOT true?

A. The first World Cup was in 1930.

B. Uruguay won the first World Cup.

C. France have won World Cup once.

D. South Africa held the first African World Cup

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